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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1913
Page
8
In Salem on March 7 Oregon lawmakers held a late night celebration at the Marion Hotel after adjournment. Wine flowed from midnight to dawn, lobbyists funded the bills enacted into law, and guests mimicked cabaret scenes as hotel guests struggled to sleep while elevators roared and the sun rose.
Nearly every skin ailment yields quickly and permanently to Bucklen’s Amica Salve, also effective on burns and bruises. Testimony from John Deye of Gladwin Michigan notes twelve years of skin trouble and high medical costs. product claimed to help. Sold for 25 cents, Koeppens recommend it.
Pendleton notes report Charles McGregor jailed two days for intoxication by Judge FitzGerald. Etna lots 3 and 6 in block 2 sold from Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Marlin to Mary J. Baker. deed recorded. Divorce granted to Malissie Trene Edwards custody of a minor child. Fruit inspector May receive deputy to combat fire blight in Umatilla county orchards. M. Titus to head Alexander suit department. moved from Walla Walla. Lula L. Carroll seeks annulment from Leander L. Carroll. married January 4. misconduct alleged. attorney S. D. Peterson. Judge Phelps clears docket. several circuit cases dismissed or decreed for plaintiffs. Elks elect officers. officers listed. Mrs. Harry Buchan dies post operation at St. Anthony's Hospital. leaves husband and two children.
Lynn Hill and Charles Modrell, one a convict and the other a confessed horse thief, are bound for the penitentiary after Judge Phelps denied their parole requests. The judge refused to favor one man with freedom while the other remains jailed despite jury mercy and petitions.
The first of the new five cent nickels arrived in Pendleton and were shown around town. The coin features Red Cloud, a famous Sioux chief, on the obverse with Liberty and the date, and a buffalo on the reverse with United States of America and E Pluribus Unum. The article recalls Red Cloud's deeds, birth in 1822, death in 1909, and his role resisting an early road through the Sioux reservation before later relations with the U.S. government.
In a dated chatty exchange a speaker describes a method for rejecting job applicants. The advice stresses honesty about appearance and potential workplace disruption, paired with a courteous tone to leave candidates with dignity rather than disappointment.
Classified advertisement offering male applicants training for automobile chauffeur, sales, and repair positions. Promises ten weeks of mail-based preparation, high demand and large salaries expected. Emphasizes thorough preparation by mail. Differentiate by mentioning youth, driving, sales, repair roles, and strong earnings potential.
Advertisement from American Automobile Institute promotes at home assistance with positioning and a free first lesson. It invites readers to write for details and to obtain the complimentary introductory session.
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