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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1909
Page
2
A glorious display features plain black tan green wine and all new colorings plus fancy patterns. The designs are pure Lisle and silk with carton and move finishes. Buyers are promised stylish patterns that will be appreciated and worn as desired.
At the Dickson residence on South Main street a major social event showcased Prof. Odessa Sterling head of Whitman Conservatory of Music. The program included Brahms Chopin Liszt Beethoven and Staub with popular pieces like Brahms Opus minor and the Chopin Polonaise. Guests later enjoyed a refined luncheon and musical numbers by local talents. Also noted were weddings and anniversaries tied to Echo and Park Place communities with couples Mr. and Mrs. Frederick E. Everitt Mrs. Edward P. Croarkin and Miss Myrtle May Holmes among honorees and attendees. Nearby, Nally the American consul at Nanking and his family discussed shifts in Orient trade, noting American cotton goods and meats rising in Chinese demand while German and English firms pursue business.
Los Angeles merchants and manufacturers, driven by their interests, are faulted for the light trade between China and the United States. James C. Meade voices the critique, arguing a need for policy and market adjustments to boost commerce.
Chicago baseball followrs report A M Medallister will take a strong National League group to Cuba for 12 games next month. The Havana opener is set for December 6 with four games slated against Havana Almendares and the visiting Chicago group. Mordecai Brown and Jimmy Archer will join the trip along with players from Brooklyn Philadelphia Boston New York and Boston of the National League.
A grandmother from Nebo Kentucky reports her grandson was saved from a severe scald after using Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. The remedy claims to heal burns cuts wounds and skin ailments and is advertised at 26 cents by Tallman Co.
Timothy hay and fine green pasture for sale on Pine Creek in Harney County Oregon with good shelter and open water elevation 3000 feet Hayes and Van Deweer Van Oregon promising ample feed and pasture for livestock prospects.
Justice of the Peace A P Toombs received two pieces of human flesh in the mail with a note claiming they came from a smallpox patient. County physician and city chemist verified the remains as human flesh and warned contagion could not be ruled out. Federal authorities and city detectives handle the investigation. The judge suspects no known enemy unless linked to his official duties.
Two masked women entered the Minneapolis home of Mrs. W. C. Crossman Saturday night and stripped her hall rack of about $400 in jewels. Mrs. Crossman, seated in her library, confronted one burglar with a revolver visible from her sleeve before the pair escaped.
William J. Connors, chairman of the state Democratic committee, predicts William J. Gaynor could be a leading presidential candidate. He credits Gaynor as a major national figure and says he would be surprised if Gaynor is not the Democratic nominee in 1912.
Clergymen and sociologists at the Moral Education Society conference in Manchester warn that immortality is rising among English women, especially gentlewomen and respectable girls. They cite secrecy around morality and knowledge among youths, urge parental guidance, and note case abuses in work settings and temptations from affluent men.
Glen Oak Okla resident William Upchurch recounts exile from home due to a severe coughing illness that resisted remedies for two years. After six months back home death loomed until he used De King s New Discovery, taking six bottles to recover fully. The ad claims it cures coughs colds bronchitis hoarseness sore throat grip hemorrhages asthma croup whooping cough with 60 cents and 1 dollar sizes, trial bottle free, guaranteed by Tallman & Co.
Reynolds Newspaper slams the Lords as hereditary interlopers and dunderheads, arguing they threaten a democratic budget and may provoke popular backlash. The piece calls for a clear choice between people ruling in their own house or enduring aristocratic rule.
Unfurnished housekeeping rooms for rent in the East Oregonian building with steam heat electric lights hot and cold water and bath. Inquire at East Oregonian office.
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