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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1913
Page
3
A lone robber boarded a westbound Burlington sleeper at midnight, robbed the porter and several passengers, and escaped with about $500 and five watches. He forced a search of six passengers’ clothing as the train neared the Union Pacific bridge before signaling the conductor to stop.
An advertisement urges readers to take Chamberlains Tablets tonight if feeling dull stupid or constipated, claiming you will feel all right tomorrow. The notice notes the product is for sale by all dealers and is signed Ady.
At the Providence BR 1 annual meeting the State presiding officer Mire Rowland G. Hazard reported that a canvass of Rhode Island women showed they view votes for women as an unnecessary burden.
A Notre Dame advocate promotes a home treatment claimed to cure rheumatism and kidney pain. She asserts the remedy eliminates uric acid from the blood, loosens stiff joints, purifies the blood, and improves vitality, inviting readers to write for proof at Box BR, Notre Dame, Indiana.
Clarence M. Bishop relays details from Willamette College in Salem where the Bearcats defeated the University of Oregon 7 to 2 last Saturday. The narrative blames Oregon's dawdling offense and misapplied signals on coach Bezdek's pregame instruction to win by only a small margin, sparking a chaotic finish and a lesson on discipline.
Oregon's agricultural college at Corvallis will host 150 to 200 visiting teachers for a three day institute. Superintendent Duncan and Ida Mae Smith lead the tour, aiming to share instructional methods, laboratory work, and facilities in household economy, agriculture, manual training and commerce. Two evenings include a faculty reception and an illustrated lecture by Dr. MacPherson on his European trip.
Mrs. Jennie Gray Kyle aged 64 was struck and killed by a Steusloff Brothers auto driven by Elliott Leslie near Thirteenth Street while crossing State Street. She died at home four hours after the concussion. Survived by two sons Hugh and Gray Kyle. Coroner to hold an inquest. driver says he did not see her before impact.
In Vera Cruz Mexico officials seize 118 boxes of silver pesos valued around £5000 each aboard the steamer Mexico. The authorities contend the law prohibiting exportation makes the money subject to confiscation. The same steamer carried over half a million in gold and silver bars from banks in Mexico City.
First Presbyterian at Corner East Alta and College streets reports Bible school at 104 m with Superintend ents W P Keans and Mrs F B Boyden. Morning sermon at 10:30 titled What May be Seen in Gods Sanctuary. Evening sermon at 7:30 titled Who is Right or a Plain Statement In Scripture and its Denial. Special music includes Anthem Abide With Me by quarter and chair, vole One Sweet and Solemn Thought by Mrs Aldrich, quartet Falcont Lord Jesus.
A historical ad extols Mother's Friend as a remedy easing childbirth pain and preventing distress. It claims the lotion makes abdominal muscles pliant, reduces wave-like discomfort, and calms nerves. Sold by pharmacists at $1.00 per bottle, with a promo for a free book from Bradfield Regulator Co. in Atlanta.
Pastor Geo. W. Gelvin leads a Sunday program with Morning service at 11 and evening sermon at 7 30. The Youth Union meets at 6 36 with preaching at 7 30. Morning topic Humanities Heart Hunger for Jesus and evening theme The Worlds Christ. Special music planned.
Main and Jackson streets Tolbert F Weaver minister Bible school 10 am Christian Endeavor 6:30 pm Preaching 127 8 am and 7:30 pm Morning subject Blessinge We Re ceive by Opposition and Enemies of the Truth Evening subject The Btone the Bullidlera Rejected
Services are held at 11 am with Sunday school at 9 am. Wednesday at 7 pm features a lesson sermon on Adam and fallen man. Reading room at the church is open daily except Sunday from 2 to 4 pm. Location at the corner of Fitztrt Webb and Johns streets.
There will be no celebration of the Holy Communion at 7 39 a m Sunday school at 109 0 m Divine service and sermon at 11 a m and 7 20 p m The offertory solo will be sung by Miss Edna Thompson Charles Quinney Rector.
A cooking note advises cutting fowl crosswise rather than lengthwise and frying with a small fat piece until brown. Do not burn the onion to preserve flavor. Prepared this way, it enhances the dressing compared with cooking it directly in the mixture.
A worded advertisement warns mothers of nights watching a child suffer croup and promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a certain cure kept at home and sold by dealers for safety in emergencies.
John C. Henning testified under cross examination in Chicago proceedings. The testimony focused on key events and involved questions about dates and actions attributed to Henning. Prosecutors pointed to prior statements as corroboration while defense raised alternate interpretations. The hearing continued with further questioning expected.
Sunday school at 10 a.m. Preaching at 11 a.m. and 7:40 p.m. Ep Worth League at 6:30 p.m. Morning text John 7 17. Evening text Psalm 1 1 2 1 2. Solo by Mrs Landers.
Prom week at Yale will be shortened this year with Monday start and a Wednesday end. No Saturday night entertainment or dawn teas. The move aims to curb long, drawn out festivities amid social pressures.
New Haven Connecticut November 8 A terse broadcast item notes that a prom event will be shortened. The brief dispatch provides minimal context and names no individuals or organizations beyond the city.
A Frankston Texas woman reports long term chronic catarrh and incessant cough easing after using Peruna. She describes severe head pain mucus drainage and bowel distress but says five bottles cured her and she recommends Peruna. Tablets are now available for those who object to liquids.
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