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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1914
Page
3
Seaside city council endorses a tobacco control push with two ordinances. One bans tobacco sales to under 18 and another imposes penalties for misrepresenting a buyer age. Aimed at protecting dealers, the measures reflect the anti cigarette campaign sweeping coastal areas.
The Blue Mountain Amateur Base ball League is revived after a two year hiatus. Pendleton Pilot Rock Weston and Milton members formed a four town council to organize four local clubs and plan twelve Sunday games from April 12 to June 28. Lee D. Drake of Pendleton was named president secretary and treasurer. The league will be amateur only with no paid players and aims to cooperate with the Western Tri state league. Elmer Turner to manage the Pendleton team calls for local tryouts at Round up Park tomorrow at 10 o'clock.
A merchant promotes Medical Eczema Remedy as effective for eczema and skin diseases and touts Merit of Rheumatism Powders with high sales as proof of merit. They guarantee relief and offer to show the formula and explain merits. Tallman & Co. exclusive agency.
Transportation wired for ten recruits to join the Walla Walla baseball club under Manager Bade with at least eight more players making spring training plans. Recruits include pitchers Telford Oregon City Laird Auburn Land Portland and Geo Kelly, brother of Ed Kelly, with outfielders Hughes Portland Jack Bishop Seattle Gardner Burlington Ricketts Eddie Johnson Vancouver and infielders Earl Sheely Spokane Wooding Auburn Starr Grant Wisconsin Indians Lewis Los Angeles and Schmitt Oakland. Starr Grant Lewis and Schmitt are already en route to Walla Walla, with John Washington and Vedica pending.
Creston Iowa resident Mrs A B shares how Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cured her female troubles and weakness after years of misery. She reports renewed strength, no prostration, and a happier home with a baby boy. The ad promotes the remedy and offers confidential replies from the company in Lynn Massachusetts.
Baker Oregon reports Pendleton’s status secured and a red hot campaign to fund a local ball club. Subscriptions top $1000 with more sought as committees tour businesses from 9 AM. Training camps prep in Portland with King assembling young players while a prize fight case flares near Aberdeen. Jockey Bennett faces warrants as Pendleton and Athena push tennis plans.
Presbyterian Corner East Alta and College streets led by Rev. L Grigsby. Bible school at 4 16 p m, Superintendent A Funk. Morning preaching at 11 4 a m with sermon Preparation for the Lord's Service based on 2 Tim 2 21. Evening sermon at 7 30 p m titled Zeal Commenced Fervent in spirit serving the Lord. Morning reception of new members. those to be received meet the session at 10 40 a m in the pastor study. opportunity to unite with the church also at the evening hour.
Tolbert F Weaver minister leads Bible school at 9 45 a m Christan Endeavor at 6 30 p m preaching at 11 a m and 7 30 p m with morning anthem Love Divine by Myer and evening anthem Lo in the Grave by Wilde New converts who confessed at the tabernacle will be baptized after the evening service An arrangement will baptize others after the morning service for those unavailable at night
Church of the Redeemer announces a Holy Communion at 7 34 a m Sunday school at 14 a m divine service with sermon at 11 a m and 7 34 p m soloist Miss Edna Zimmerman Lenten services next week Tuesday 4 p m Wednesday 7 p m Friday 10 a m Charles Quinney Rector.
Christian services held at 11 p m with Sunday school at 10:30 a m. Wednesday service at 7 p m. Lesson topic Matter. Church heading room open daily except Sunday from 2 to 4 p m at Corner East Webo and Johnson streets.
Sunday schedule lists a Junior League event at Epworth 2539 with 10 am start and 6 20 pm gathering. preaching at 12 am and 7 pm. morning hour devoted to baptism and reception of members. sermon titled The Devil’s Fowls with Matt 19 4. speaker Chas A Hodshire pastor.
Hawthorne School notes edited by Pana Hamilton report eighth graders starting bookkeeping lessons and creating starter accounts sheets. Margery Wolfe returns to class as seventh graders craft bird pictures and fifth graders paint spring flowers while rope jumping occurs on the playgrounds. Mrs Roget and Mrs Perkins visited the fifth grade room as the number of parent visitors rises.
Parett-Teacher association organized with 12 parents visiting this month. Fourth grade shows a tulip window box while prizes attract interest from the Ladies' Civic club. First grade registers a new pupil. Distinctive blooms of peach and cherry appear as children avoid wagons and cars. Second grade finishes a beach blossoms board and begins Brooks' second reader. Eighth graders prepare for a test at the high school next Friday. Mrs Williams guides foot race practice on Webb street with times recorded. A new Oregon map is mentioned.
A Dayton Ohio ad from CENTRAL MANUFACTURING Co promotes 100 beautiful and colored post cards featuring models and actresses, plus a self filling fountain pen, all for 50 cents postpaid. The package is marketed as a bargain for lovers of art pictures and rare cards, claiming individual cards could sell for a dollar in stores.
Kidney and bladder weakness stems from uric acid. the kidneys pass it to the bladder causing irritation and painful burning. The remedy recommends four ounces of Rad Salts daily, a tablespoonful in water before breakfast for two to three days, using Jad Salts as a safe, inexpensive treatment derived from grape and lemon acids with lithia.
The Hawthorne school Parent-Teacher association met Friday at 2:36. A brief program featured songs recitations and an article on Children's Gardens. The eighth grade room displayed bouquets of daffodils and hyacinths with wildflowers in vases, while the meeting covered routine business.
A child’s cough medicine that is harmless pleasant to take and effective. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is all of this and the mothers favorite everywhere. For sale by all dealers.
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