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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1913
Page
3
The Walla Walla Bears beat Pendleton Buckaroos 9 to 2 as Tiny Leonard dominated on the mound. Umpire Cooney Starkell drew fan ire after a disputed call, while Bears hitters such as Harmon Davis and Leonard fueled the big inning barrage to seize the opener.
The Soy Gee Herb Co. now operates from 224 Washington St offering a full line of Chinese herbs and medicines. The firm claims nonpoisonous roots that cleanse blood and aid health, with free consultation and a testimonial from a leading American physician.
Dr. D Arcy Magee certifies acquaintance with Chu Soy Gee of over a year began during a Chinese ambassador visit. Gee, a graduate of Imperial Medical College of China and Canton, seeks to open an ethical Chinese herbal store and pursue American medical studies to become a practitioner, deserving encouragement.
SoY Gee Here Co located at 224 1 2 Washington Street Portland Oregon announces business listing and contact details for customer inquiries. The brief entry records the company address and location in Portland Oregon for potential clients and inquiries.
North Yakima jumped ahead seven points by the third inning and cruised to a 12 to 1 victory over Baker. Ward starred early, Starkell pitched well after five in, and Ford’s base running highlighted Yakima’s win while Baker’s Kile drew walks and struck out eight. Taylor allowed most hits but fended off fouls.
Coast Teague results show Los Angeles zero, Venice five. San Francisco one, Portland four. N W Teague Vancouver six, Spokane six. Portland and Seattle zero. Victoria six, Tacoma seven. American League games list Washington six, Philadelphia eight. Washington one, Philadelphia seven. St Louis three, Detroit two. National League games: St Louis one, Chicago two. New York six, Boston one. New York one, Boston.
Mountain for La Grande pitched steadily until the sixth inning when Boise exploded for six runs and won 8 to 3. Jamieson relieved Mountain, then Druhot finished the game. Bridger struggled but kept Boise to eight runs as Hall and Pittman contributed for Boise.
Echo Oregon May 28 three hoboes were arrested Friday night for breaking into F L Brundage’s residence two miles west of town. Hearing held Saturday before Justice Schell but insufficent evidence led to release on bail. One suspect found with a concealed revolver fined ten dollars and weapon confiscated. Cattle cars departed for Portland markets from local yards with W B Hamilton J B Saylor and Jos Ramos among others. City Mayor RR Lewis touring Spokane last week. Mrs Dolly Cox from Portland visiting her mother and sister Mrs Charles Friedly and Miss Avis Gaunt. T G Smith returned from Medford after Rebekah assembly and I O F grand lodge. Hog and Cow Day at Stanfield drew local attendees. J G Thomas head miller Echo Flouring Mills spent Saturday in Pendleton on business. Miss Irene Webb visited Umatilla yesterday returning home. Aviation meet in Pendleton attended by FF George and family and Mr and Mrs R T Wigglesworth from Echo in their automobile.
Pendleton stock tumbled as the Bears attacked the market with Leonard dominant on the mound. Osborne labored with a sharp break while Starkell clashed over corners. Harmon and Davis featured in yesterday’s contest with the Walla Walla outfield praised for its class.
Chicago May 25 Variton Prouty a Winnetka banker and real estate man was sentenced to three months in county jail and a $500 fine for violating a Illinois statute by remarrying within one year after divorce His lawyers plan appeals to Illinois and U S Supreme Courts arguing the law cannot apply to marriages in another state.
Jersey City May 28 A marriage license was issued to Harold Harris Chase and Miss Anna Cherure of New York. Chase known as Hal, first baseman for the New York American, failed to show a divorce decree from his first wife and left to fetch it, while Cherure obtained the license alone with the decree later.
Strawberries are being picked in Stanfield Oregon with crates arriving yesterday marking the start. Crop quality is described as number one and expected net per acre is about $400. Dr H W Coe of Portland is visiting, Mrs J C Hoskins returns from Pendleton, and Stanfield residents James Johns and family visited. Public schools closed Friday.
San Francisco convention Session extends to discuss the National Workmen's compensation bill. The morning's business included passage of a resolution thanking Governor West of Oregon for his endorsement of the full crew bill.
St. Paul May 28 Rev John Greer a prominent Methodist divine in the nation died at his daughter's home today. He was 104 years old and widely known for his long ministry and influence within the church.
A bouquet garni for cooks uses two parsley stalks thyme summer savory a sage leaf and a bay leaf tied together. It simmers in the dish for about 20 minutes then is removed to season without overpowering flavor. A NY Press tip on mending kid gloves describes buttonhole stitching around tears then drawing edges together.
The final program for the International Women's Congress to be held in Paris from June 2 to June 7 was announced. Attendees include women's organizations from many nations. Topics cover women's activities, social and economic questions, home life, politics, suffrage, hygiene, education, legislation, work, science, arts, letters and peace.
The Newark News reports purses resemble shepherd purses in design, made of green suede with white satin lining. They feature fairly sizable pockets and two rings for pushing over pockets along with a central ring holding a smaller ring to slip over a finger.
A Louisville Herald notice advises treating smoky mantles by sprinkling table salt to remove smoke and dirt for a like new look. To keep flies away from open windows use a cloth saturated with vinegar, or a cold water cloth if vinegar odor is strong. For removing machine oil from white fabrics, dip the spot in cold water while fresh.
The Pittsburg Sun advises washing velveteen with soap and warm water, soaking without rubbing, rinsing in clear water, then hanging to dry without wringing to restore its appearance. The guidance emphasizes gentle handling to make the fabric look like new.
The Chicago Journal outlines evening wear coats for summer featuring flowered gourd fabrics. Descriptions note brond shoulders a hidden waist by folds and hips in a wrap design with a meuze styled head outline creating a wide middle tapering to two points.
The Last Oregonian advertises a service to buy old items, offering cash for your raxs. It invites readers to bring or send items to the office at their convenience.
A flagged 19th century style classified notice promises a one hundred dollar reward for Cantarrh cures and touts Cheney Co remedies. The text cites J Cheer as trustworthy and references a Toledo bank and nationwide drug sales. It mentions internal cures, blood purification, and Hall’s Pill styles with price details.
Reader warnings praising Whitbread Ale and Whitbread Stout as healthful tonics. The ad claims doctors and professionals endorse the beverages for blood and nervous conditions, touts their digestibility, and urges purchase from the Orting Company in New York City.
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