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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1913
Page
3
This piece offers guidance on a dainty wedding breakfast table setup using a silvered basket, mirror, and ferns with pink rosebuds, guiding bride seating with wreaths and table decorations. It also includes a simple recipe for candied sweet potatoes and notes on turtle ebony dressing table items and a home remedy for skin care.
A newspaper stylistic caption notes babies captivate every woman as mothers respond to the nestling’s charm and sweetness, reflecting a gentle societal sentiment on motherhood and infant admiration.
The Buckaroos boosted team season average from .241 to .257 with Varian posting thirteen hits in six games for a .419 clip. Augustus leads at .381, Lodell hits .246, McKune .320, and Dougherty climbs to .214 after early struggles. Most players improved weekly, though Rader slipped below his initial .250 start to .285.
Chicago May 20 The hearing on the arguments of the motion for a retrial of Jack Johnson was indefinitely postponed by Federal Judge Carpenter today. Johnson will remain at liberty on bonds.
Washington May 20 an amendment to the Kern resolution would name a senate committee to probe the miners strike in West Virginia. Senator Borad will head the inquiry and Horah said he is willing to serve before the final vote on the resolution.
American League results show Washington 1 Cleveland 4 Philadelphia 3 Detroit 9 New York and St Louis 11 Poston 10 Chicago 1 N W League Vancouver 0 Seattle 4 Tacoma 4 Portland 6 Spokane 0 Victoria 15 National League Cincinnati 9 Boston and St Louis 1 Prooklin 2 Pittshurz 2 New York 3 Chicago 4 Philadelphia 10
Local reports from Walla Walla and Baker discuss crowd support during a lopsided game, pitching changes, and transfer rumors. Manager Bade seeks to shift games to Walla Walla, while Peet and other players move between Baker Pendleton La Grande amid league tensions and police protection calls.
A remark dismisses claims that an umpire influenced the Walla Walla team to win early games and many home contests, calling such assertions absurd and out of the question.
Buffalo workers walk off jobs demanding a minimum wage of 7 cents per hour and shorter hours with police deployed at the shops.
London reports the king and queen traveled by car to Sheerness to board the royal yacht for the wedding in Germany of Princess Victoria Louise. The event is expected to bring high level talks among the Kaiser, King George, and the Russian Czar on relations amid festivities. The piece notes rising use of Chamberlains Cough Remedy with testimonies from cured patients and urges it for children and adults.
Horace G. Burt, former president of the Union Pacific, died in Chicago on May 2. Burt led the railroad during a pivotal era, shaping policies and expansion in the early 20th century. His obituary recalls his leadership and impact on the industry.
An advertisement claims headaches biliousness and a foul taste signal liver and bowel buildup and promises a gentle morning cleanse with Cascarets. It asserts the product cleanses overnight, keeps liver and bowels clear, and is suitable for both adults and children without gripe or sickness.
A person died today after an operation while employed by the commerce association to study means to abate the smoke nuisance. The death was reported as a result of the procedures connected to a city effort addressing air pollution. The obituary notes the individual's recent service with the association and the ongoing public health initiative.
Grand Master Lee opened the biennial convention of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen in San Francisco. The gathering will run through June 6, with the morning session closed to the public.
Ancient tonic claims to treat indigestion in children by destroying intestinal parasites and restoring appetite. It markets as safe for adults too, praising its tonic effects and easy administration with a little sugar, sold by Dr. D. Jayne & Son of Philadelphia and widely sold by druggists.
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