Suit Prices From the Union or Two Piece Options
The listing notes per suit at six dollars and fifty cents, offering union or two piece suits as the available options.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1912
Page
2
The listing notes per suit at six dollars and fifty cents, offering union or two piece suits as the available options.
J Howard Ford president of Meyer Rubber seeks a complete divorce from Bertha Norlin Ford of Bremen Germany. The action in White Plains Supreme Court names a German baron as correspondent and notes the couple married in 1906 with Mrs Ford now in the Philippines. Ford, a longtime New York society figure, lives at the Plaza and at Stoneyford near Goshen, a keen stock enthusiast. The filing recalls a prior breach of promise suit by Mrs Miriam Medley.
A London report reveals an English expert has devised an apparatus that uses electricity to ripen unripe peaches in minutes. The device promises rapid maturation by applying controlled electrical current, claiming to produce luscious fruit quickly.
An advertisement touts Ballard’s Horehound Syrup to soothe the lungs and ease breathing with prices of 2 cents, 50 cents, and 1 dollar per bottle, sold by A C Koeppen & Bro. It also mentions a school for Indian children in Tomah Wisconsin teaching both academics and field work, plus sewing and dressmaking.
Chief Keeper Snyder of the Central Park menagerie faced Old Smiles the rhinoceros in her stall. A rope around the animal’s neck was used in a tense exchange to calm and restrain the beast during the handling and care routine.
London society notes Baroness Walter von Rabeck and her husband departed for the continent soon after arriving in London. They are now in Egypt and may join Cairo’s winter season society. The Baroness, once Mrs Burton Birch of Burlington New Jersey, married Walter von Rabeck last month and has left no clear return date.
President elect Wilson plans a three to four week vacation to rest and avoid political callers. He will announce future plans later and aims to be in good shape for New Jersey legislature session at year start. He walked five miles around the Princeton battlefield and spoke with neighbor Mrs Anna Hicketts Ricketts. A telegram from Eugene V Chafin congratulated him and urged unity.
A court interpreter once a real estate man and former police officer was bludgeoned to death at the corner of Montreal Street and Tenth Avenue. The crime was witnessed by a bystander at a distance. three assailants fled. Heavy clubs were found beside the victim. no further clues or suspects identified.
Miss Alice Peebles of Salem wed Rev. H M Ramsey officiating in Albany with Bishop Scadding and Rev H M Ramsey assisting. After the ceremony a reception at the bride's home followed. Mr Marsden, rector of St Peters, will move to Brookville near Washington to lead a church of about 400 members.
Victoria sealing owners threaten to register their schooners under the German flag to evade a Washington treaty banning pelagic sealing in the north Pacific for 15 years. They allege government delays in promised compensation for the loss of their industry and suggest operating from this port would be easier.
A vast New York suffrage parade drew about 20 000 marchers and thousands of supporters from all walks of life. Led by Beatrice Forbes-Robertson, the procession included college students, western state delegates, workers, and diverse immigrant groups, with floats from states that granted suffrage.
Rev. H. H. Maraden rector of St. Peter's Episcopal marries Miss Maude Laughhead in St. Peter's church in Albany on a Tuesday. The couple plan to live in Brookville parish in the suburbs near Washington.
In Chehalis Washington a dairy farmer was away when his house burned twice overnight. An infant about 1 1/2 years died in the blaze and the mother Mrs Mrachek was severely burned. A second child suffered serious burns. the father and three other children escaped. Firefighters and neighbors tried to save the infant but were unsuccessful.
Advertisement extols Hoail's Sarsaparina as a universal remedy eradicating humors and curing inward and outward effects. Market claim hails it as a great alterative and tonic, with merit said to be established everywhere.
Lieutenant Augustus Norton of the coast artillery reports the War Department has adopted a plan to establish a chain of aeroplane depots along the Pacific coast as an auxiliary to the coast artillery corps. A few officers have been quietly trained in handling aircraft for this purpose.
Norton stated that defense by aerial craft on the coast had been paused until practicability was proven by paraplanes from army and navy tests. The war department contracts for twenty biplanes for Pacific Coast depots were announced as he headed to San Diego to choose an aerial station site for the army.
In San Francisco on November 11, the Kosmos Liner Alexandria arrived from Tacoma with two Introns in custody after an alleged mutiny attempt by Chilean stevedores. An attack on Officer Bender with knives occurred near Point Reyes. the crew overpowered them and turned them over to police. The men claimed improper feeding sparked the trouble.
Hutchinson of Pendleton Oregon reports dull pains below the kidneys and slowed secretions relieved by Doan's Kidney Pills. He endorses the preparation and says it always brings relief. Sold by all dealers at 60 cents. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents. Remember the name Doan's.
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