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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1911
Page
3
L. E. McCoy is billed as the sole rider to tame the spotted cow this Sunday while Mickey Madden guides the Mexican Burro in the accompanying exhibition.
The Pendleton Chapter of the American Woman's League met in City Hall on Tuesday November 7, adjourned from Monday due to a notice error. They discussed reorganizing as a subscription agency, opening an accessible office, and appointing a sales agent, with Mrs J A Lowell joining the Regents' Corporation to sell items for income.
An advertisement claims Pape's Cold Compound cures grippe and colds with a dosage every two hours, promising relief after the first dose and three doses total. It asserts quinine is ineffective and markets a 25 cent package as the world’s best remedy. Several local social notes follow about visits and guests, including Mrs Dudley Evans, Laura Irvine, Maud Crawford, Robert Bond, and Wit and travel plans.
President McAleer announced Jake Stahl signed a two year contract to manage and play first base for the Boston team. Stahl, a University of Illinois graduate, did not have terms released. Also, plans form for a Pacific Coast league with teams from San Francisco Los Angeles Portland Seattle and Tacoma to compete for the coast championship.
Special correspondence from Adams Oregon lists residents and visitors. J Giess and J Winn travel to Pendleton, T A Lieuallen also visits Pendleton, R McBride and the Rieds host guests at the Commercial hotel, Frank Henry and J T Lieuallen make business trips. Edna Barret from Pacific Telephone and Telegraph in Walla Walla visits friends in Adams. L L Rogers and Mrs McDaniel make Pendleton trips. John and Henry Whitley hunt in the mountains.
Luther Burbank, after ten years of work, announced a thornless blackberry bush on display to Austrian visitors. He cautioned no distribution yet, noting the plant’s smooth, thorn-free branches and presumed high fruit quality while continuing their research.
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