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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1911
Page
3
Sixteen auto racing cars prepare for the Los Angeles to Phoenix desert race. The start is set for 10 45 Saturday night. The course change sends racers directly to San Plexo for flat registration where the first arrival earns 1000 dollars. Additional 600 dollars awaits the next five finishers at each registration stop.
In San Francisco on November 4 there was a tense session between Stanford and California representatives to select a referee for the upcoming big game. This marks the third meeting on the issue since the two programs began appointing a British Columbian ref. The process has not run smoothly, marking the first hitch in the arrangements.
Whitman college football squad departed for Eugene last night aiming for a strong showing against the University of Oregon. The Whitman eleven face Oregon in tomorrow's first major game of the year, with confidence limited but determination high.
In Seattle on November 3 the Vancouver Athletic Club dominated the 1911 12 P N A meet winning four of six events. The Canadians swept the boxing events while Seattle captured the wrestling matches.
Nov. 4 report from Knockout Tegal Leniden notes the home of secretary Reginald McKenna has invoked a rule stating any boxing match decided by a knockout shall be Neogal in Great Tiritain. The move follows concerns from hall owners who refused the Wella-Moir fight after losses tied to the Harl's Court in the Johnson affair.
W L Meck of Ark with 25 years in the drug business asserts the medicine saves lives. He recommends Dr King s New Discovery for weak lungs chronic coughs grippe croup asthma and bronchial conditions. Free trial bottles and guaranteed regular bottles offered by Koeppens.
Nine dead whales lie on the beach north of Grays Harbor with one grounding yesterday. Poor gunner shots are blamed for the drift since April. Indians are cutting blubber from an 80 foot whale.
The text claims Hyod's Siranparitia eradicates all humors and cures inner and outer effects. It presents the preparation as a great alterative with tonic merit proven everywhere.
The Pacific Monthly announces a series of articles on western industries and crops including success with cherries apples live stock and fodder crops. It highlights the September and October numbers with expert writing and wholesome stories and offers a six month trial rate of 60 cents with this mention.
A historical ad promotes Ballard's Hoarfhound Syrup as treatment for sore lungs with a free Herrick's Red Pepper Porous Plaster in each bottle. Sold by A. C. Koeppen & Bros.
Antoist Dalton, 1 year old son of Colone C. Dalton, a well known Seattle attorney, was killed when an automobile skidded off the North Trunk road in dense fog. Francis Howermith, 40, sustained a broken jaw as the car rolled over. Dalton was acting as chef for a party of three men and three women when the accident occurred.
Miss Claire Aven a high school girl in Aberdeen Washington distinguished herself by grabbing a horse by its bridle and halting a runaway team on Simpson avenue She then telephoned for an ambulance to take the injured driver to the hospital Jer ry Armsdale age 17 son of a rahoher on The Hoquiam river was thrown from the wagon entangled in the reins and suffered from chest injuries and a cut brain fragment indicates he died or was severely injured in the crash
The government designed the pure food law to shield the public from harmful ingredients in foods and drugs and benefits manufacturers who comply. Lily's Cream Balm is promoted as a safe remedy for cold in the head and nasal catarrh, containing no injurious drugs and featuring compliance statements on every package to reassure consumers.
Walla Walla, Washington. Investigations into the burning in effigy of Principal F. C. Mock have stretched for nearly two weeks. The board of education, after deliberations, announced findings resulting in the suspension of 22 male students from the school.
If pong east or west or south, Hote tickets routed Northern Pacific to close connections at Pasen with it through trains, W. Adame, agent, Pendleton.
The Whitman National Forest annual fire report credits the patrol and lookout system with preventing large fires. Only 103 acres burned of 49 170 acres, with an estimated timber loss around 1000 dollars and 10 000 dollars in damage to young growth and forage.
Old sores heal by removing impurities through blood purification. This ad promotes S. S. S. as the natural cure, insisting on pure blood to close chronic ulcers. It claims the Swift Specific Co. sells the remedy in Atlanta, Georgia, with free medical advice and a booklet.
A vintage ad touts Pape's Diapepsin as a harmless candy like remedy that digests all food, prevents sour stomach, belching, and headaches. It claims relief within five minutes and urges readers to obtain a 50 cent case from their pharmacist to enjoy meals with a hearty appetite and no stomach misery.
Harry Ding, a Chinese student at the University of Oregon, Eugene, will be the star on the fourteenth annual state tour of the Glee Club. He will perform in native costume and sing in Chinese and English, after which a Portland concert led to offers for vaudeville work. Ding, born in Portland, intends to return to China after graduation to aid its development, and notes English was his hardest subject due to growing up using Chinese at home.
In Tesara, Roosevelt's recent statements appear unclear and inconclusive, sparking doubt about his policy stance. Critics argue the remarks lack firmness, while supporters defend them as cautious diplomacy amid evolving coal and transit issues.
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