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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1910
Page
2
London reports the King pays a kindly tribute to tailors calling them a deserving class. The Tailor and Cutter respond with praise of His Majesty's sartorial taste, noting the high opinion the King holds of the tailoring trade and the positive press reaction.
Simple name made remedy promises to break up a cold in twenty four hours. It uses glycerine two ounces virgin oil of pine compound half ounce and whisky cigar ounces. Claims it is inexpensive and will last a family about a year with no opiates. Prepared by Leach Chemical Co Cincinnati.
The article contrasts English monarch attire with American reception noting Fila Majesty’s dress as impeccable and mindful of occasion, climate, and host. A Dublin professor elsewhere remarks that the purest English is spoken in Philadelphia, though not all speech there is currently as refined.
Tam 70 years old and travels often writes B. F. Tolson of Elizabethtown praising Electric Bitters for health and vitality. The ad notes cure-like effects on stomach, liver, nerves, and blood, claiming daily vigor and joy. Tallman & Co guarantees satisfaction, price 6c. Ritzville Times. Judge Thomas Kurke, Beattle Republican, visits Ritzville amid senatorial campaign sentiment and says he will be a lively, energetic figure in eastern Washington.
The remark hints at an upcoming event where Teddy must wear formal dress including a frock coat and a plug hat, suggesting a ceremonial or symbolic transition. The note conveys sympathy and anticipation for the change in his appearance.
Hood River reports agent Nichol has sold nearly 200000 dollars worth of property since November 1. In Seattle the Cheyenne monitor has been promised for state militia use after Governor Hay requested navy support. In Spokane ex justice Gordon faces trial for embezzling 9060 from Great Northern. In Stevenson a quarrel over two mineral springs ends with Hubert Brown killing Amos St Martin. Sheriff Knox searches the forest as Brown fled. St Martin described as a half breed Indian.
Indictments against Higin, Ore-Ffred Wisdom on two counts of perjury follow his claim to have been shot by Stewart. Officials push to move Wisdom from the community amid skepticism of his earlier shooting tale. Also notes a daylight assault on Weeldie and an Oregon oratorical contest at Willamette University featuring seven colleges.
Pau France March 10 M Lorane an aviator was probably fatally injured today when his monoplane plunged from a height of about forty feet. The machine was wrecked in the fall and the crash caused extensive damage to the craft.
The Whitman College Girls Glee Club presents a program at the Presbyterian church tonight under Pendleton academy supervision. The lineup includes Weillesly, Duets, Quartettes, and Schubert selections with titles like Herk Hark the Lark and Moon. A note promotes Ballard's Snow Liniment for pain relief.
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