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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1910
Page
2
The advertisement promotes new spring suits noted for understated style and durable construction. It invites readers to inspect the garments, promising a skirt that hangs well both now and for seasons to come, and suggests stopping by even if not yet ready to buy.
The page showcases a wide array of spring millinery with toques chasseur canotier and picture hats, including exact copies of Paris creations. Smaller hats trend, floral trimmings abound and larger hats feature plumes sigrettes and abundant ribbon for approval.
The ad promotes all wool suits priced from 20 to 32.50 and other all wool garments from 12.50 to 20.00. It emphasizes quality, correct shapes, tailoring, and a nationwide reputation with thorough guarantees.
Hood River Oregon reports ten acres sold for 19000 indicating the 2000 mark for Hood River land is near. Other notes include thriving grain conditions in Pine and Colfax Washington and plan for a railway celebration in Salmon City Idaho. A cowboy suffered a serious injury in North Yakima when a parade accident fractured his skull. Baker City plans a 40000 dollar two story addition to the Antlers hotel. A legal clash between a dentist and the state board reaches superior court in Seattle. Crater Lake highway fund seeks 21000,000 with signs of broad regional support.
First Bank in Curry County will open in Gold Beach as a temporary organization elects E A Bailey George D Wood C H Bailey W J Ward and W J Colebrook as directors TB A Bailey named president and George D Wood cashier. Stockholders expect to start by April 1. Oregon Good Roads opens Portland headquarters led by Judge Lionel Webster to push statewide campaign for better roads with funds already subscribed and plans for road demonstrations and a highway commission.
Frank Spencer, a mountaineer from Walla Walla, Washington, awoke as a starving cougar entered his lonely cabin on the South Fork of the Walla Walla River. He grabbed a revolver, fired, and struck the animal through the heart, escaping with only minor injuries. The incident was reported to the forestry office Saturday.
Din Lenn tried to land a team of horses and a crew at the North River dam but was halted by Frank Hotd a top stockholder in the North Shore Boom company who pointed a rifle and forbade further steps. Lenn retreated leaving the team in the county road citing fear to return. Rumors speak of an attempt to blow out the dead head to prevent trouble.
An official in Uiln County Idaho received a package containing bottles of beer and near beer from Spokane. He tested the liquid to determine if near beer falls under the intoxicating drinks ban. He altered labels and invited well known artists to sample the liquid. in all but one case the result remained unclear.
A town discussion on near beer ends without clear support as judges remain cautious and the mood flips toward doubt. In Spokane Washington W S. Chinn, a workingman, lies dying after 35 days of bread and water fasting, with doctors citing diabetes remission. Police chief Sullivan faces scrutiny over brutality accusations amid an investigation by a Jewish and labor coalition backed panel. Settlers moving toward Southern Oregon report eight wagons and twelve prairie schooners leaving Shaniko area with supplies, homesteads locating near Attelope and Mitchell, and rail improvements boosting traffic to the region.
An advertisement touts Ballard's Snow Liniment as a swelling reducer and pain reliever for neuralgia toothache accident rheumatism cuts burns bruises and aches. Sold by A C Koeppen & Bron.
London report on a Prince's restaurant women’s dinner where Mrs Brown Potter opens by praising women's work and influence. Speakers argue women shoulder equal responsibility with men and affect politics science art and industry. Pigott notes campaigns hinge on appealing to women though some doubt extending suffrage.
Chicago weekly notes Elbert Hubbard alias ra Albertus has staged a bold stunt in Chicago this week and plans further visitations through Milwaukee Cincinnati Omaha Kaneon City and possibly more. His talkfest defends Rostand’s Chantecler and Dr Cook while deriding the school board in Athens as part of a sweeping oddball oratory act.
The speaker criticizes contemporary school boards and notes a clash of beliefs. He claims two great American religions exist, Christ and the Christian religion, and asserts they have not been given a fair trial. He reflects on ongoing creation as paint dries and compares social standards to ancient Babylon and Nineveh.
Germs of disease should be promptly expelled from the blood. This is a time when the system is especially susceptible. Get rid of impurities in the blood by taking Hood's Sarsaparilla to fortify the body and prevent illness. A girl feels she plays well in tennis when her hair stays neat.
An old advertisement touts Paper’s Diapepsin as a fast acting digestant that neutralizes indigestion in five minutes. It promises complete digestion of meals, relief from heartburn gas and nausea, with a 60 cent case said to cure most dyspepsia and related stomach disturbances.
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