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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1913
Page
7
In a rough Northwest clash, Buckaroos fall again to the Bears as errors and misplays doom the home squad. Wil and the team face the sting of a second defeat, with frustration evident after the game.
An ad notes Soy Gee Herb Co now operates at 224 1 2 Washington St Omaha Neb offering Chinese herbs and medicines. It claims non poisonous remedies to build the system and purify blood with free consultation and advice. The rest is a garbled sports section mentioning a baseball game and player ejection without clear ties.
An old advertisement touts Uall's Catarrh Cure by F. J. Cheney & Co of Toledo offering one hundred dollars reward for incurable catarrh. It includes testimonial claims from a National Bank of Commerce leader and urges internal use, with price at 75 cents per bottle and mentions family pills for constipation.
In yesterday's scores Walla Walla defeated Pendleton 9 to 4 as Kelly and Harmon starred for the Bears. Harmon hit a long homer and led a late rally, while Kelly shut down Pendleton after initial trouble. Varian and Martini singled and doubled for Walla Walla, with Davis and McKune contributing key hits as Pendleton managed a late ninth-inning push but could not overcome the early Walla Walla lead.
North Yakima beat Baker 12 to 4 on May 29 as Baker, hampered by Roben’s bad thumb and outfield positions, committed six battery errors. Ford hit a first of the season homer for the Braves. Gordon struck out eight and walked none, Krause fanned four with five walks and Reid hit by pitch.
In the sixth inning two singles a double and an error sparked by three stolen bases. North Yakima scored four runs as Hawes, Gordon, Taylor, Krause and Cressy contributed to the outburst. final score 12-4.
La Grande defeated Boise 5 to 1 as Jamieson pitched strongly against Bonner. La Grande broke the game with a decisive eighth inning rally highlighted by Fitchner’s triple and Jamieson striking out 15 and Bonner 11. Final line shows La Grande 9 6 1 and Boise 4 8 0.
National League results show Cincinnati 3 Pittsburg 1 and St Louis 7 Chicago 1 with New York Boston and Philadelphia Brooklyn games postponed by rain. Coast League Los Angeles 1 Venice 5. San Francisco and Portland tied with Sacramento 7 Oakland 0. American League first Chicago 1 Cleveland 2. second Chicago 4 Cleveland 2. Northwest Teague Portland and Seattle 0 Vancouver 6 Spokane 2 Victoria 7 Tacoma 0.
Use Allen's Foot-Ease antiseptic powder to shake into shoes and relieve corns itching feet ingrown nails bunions and sweating. It makes tight or new shoes feel easy and may let Ladley wear one size smaller. Trial package free. Sold everywhere 2 cents. Allen S Olmsted Le Roy N.
Kennewick records fall as 1500 crates of extra fancy strawberries sold at 4.00 to 4.25 per crate f o b Kennewick. Crates distributed over three railroads to Oregon Washington Idaho Montana and British Columbia. About 1100 crates handled through the Kennewick branch of the Yakima Valley Fruit Growers association under General Sales Manager Perham of North Yakima.
Washington May 29 Senator Chamberlain calls attention to Rec lamation Engineer Hopsons estimate that 100 per acre is the outside cost for the West Umatilla extension project Secretary Lane says it would cost 100 but Hopson puts the first 10000 acres at not to exceed 70 and engineers would not recommend more than 80 unless conditions change materially
An old advert promotes Whitbread English Ale and Stout as a blood builder and tonic for sleeplessness and run-down conditions. It claims doctors and professionals endorse the beverage, says it aids digestion and sleep, and urges trials through local dealers in New York City.
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