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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1912
Page
3
A pamphlet style advertisement asserts Ely's Cream Balm quickly relieves cold symptoms and catarrh by delivering antiseptic balm to nasal passages. It claims rapid relief from inflammation, sneezing, runny nose, sore throat, fever, and headaches, promising cure even in severe cases. Obtainable in 50 cents from druggists.
A Hamburg engineer Herr Emil Pein forms a company to harness tidal power on a large scale. The plan has Prussian government support and aims to supply light and power to nearly all Schleswig Holstein north of the Kiel canal. The Husum works will sit opposite Nordstrand.
An ad promises hair loss prevention with Parisian Sage, offering a full refund if unsatisfied. It claims to stop hair falling, prevent baldness, treat dandruff and faded hair, and keeps natural color with a glossy look. Large bottle 60 cents at dealers nationwide.
Pendleton will host the next annual teachers institute after a vote by about forty percent of local teachers. The plan to join with the State Teachers association was rejected in favor of a Pendleton location, with annual meetings often held jointly to boost funding and program quality.
Walla Walla Oct 10 The city moves toward restricting dances like the Turkey Trot Bunny Hug and other rag dances in Dayton following a dance ordinance from Walla Walla that has one reading before city commissioners. City Clerk Arthur Jones reports several Dayton requests for copies of the ordinance including a note from Mrs. Dr Chase stating action is forthcoming.
Chicago reports show 25,000 properties disposed in the general tax delinquency season ending Tuesday. Delinquency increases stem from new financing and aggressive tax buying, with 90 percent of sales on valuable properties, indicating deliberate delinquency as a banking-like practice.
Edward PF Byrnes, county clerk's representative, reports tax sale evolution with 13 buyers in the field and spirited bidding cutting profits. Delinquency becomes more attractive to property owners. Also includes a note on neuralgia relief by Ballard's Snow Liniment with prices 25c 60c and 1.00, sold by A C Koeppen & Bros.
New York report by Transfer Tax Appraiser Monahan of Kings County shows J Arbuckle died last March leaving 29,013,344 in estate. Arbuckle Bros was a co‑partnership. the firm’s assets tally near 100 million. Sisters Christina Arbuckle and Mrs Catherine Jamison are sole surviving heirs each set to inherit 14,406,872 plus private fortunes.
When you have a bad cold you want the best medicine obtainable so as to cure it with as little pain as possible. A druggist says Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is the best on the market after fifteen years of selling it. For sale by all dealers.
London reports Magistrate WT. Lewis of Cardiff ruled the disaster of the North Briton was caused by insufficient freeboard allowed under revised Board of Trade regulations. The steamer sank with all hands, and the judgment cites heightened Plimsoll line standards as a key factor.
Mrs. P. H. Brogan of Wilson, Pa., speaks from experience and says Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is far superior and unmatched for croup. For sale by all dealers.
The U S revenue cutter Golden Gate, acting on information from Charles A. Stephens, moved 20 miles north to seize the gasoline sloop Albert owned by John Oosterhuis after months of government surveillance over suspected Chinese smuggling. Captain Oosterhuis and an Italian youth Andrew Basile, aboard the sloop previously known as Neptune, were brought to San Francisco.
In a federal commission hearing, Stephens claims the captured sloop carried key contraband Chinese and that Closterhuls was involved. Closterhuls alleges the vessel came from San Diego and docked in Ensenada, Mexico. Adolph Adolphson, previously linked to Doxterhuls, was convicted Friday of fly smuggling.
Kellogg Idaho Oct 10 after seeming to be controlled the Bunker Hill and Sullivan mine fire flared overnight threatening greater destruction. Five helmet rescuers at the 1200 foot level escaped through a side tunnel after searching for missing pumpman Bentz. Power cut and lower workings flooded doubts his survival.
A government warehouse in Tampico Mexico burned and a powder explosion killed thirty people including spectators and firemen. Over 100 were injured as the blaze spread. authorities suspect an incendiary caused the fire. Many of the injured were women and children.
Creech the Aberdeen lumberman was found not guilty Tuesday of murdering City Detective Frank Welch. Jurors deliberated about three and a half hours, beginning with mixed ballots before final acquittal. Creech tearfully thanked lawyers and jurors as his wife and son wept.
An advertisement extols Sulphurro as a blood purifier that cleanses impurities to restore health. It promotes Sulphurre baths at home and claims benefits for skin rheumatism and stomach disorders, urging readers to request a free booklet from M. C. Stewart Sulphur Co. in Seattle with purchase.
A vintage ad extols Cascarets for relief from constipation heartburn and indigestion. It claims rapid benefits including headache dizziness nervousness and sour stomach, promising a cleansed inside and months of happiness after a 10 cent box.
The trial opened seven days ago amid high attention due to Creech wealth and business prominence. He shot and killed city detective Frank Welch late at night outside Creech's Aberdeen home, a man Creech did not know. Prosecutors argued he sought to ambush a friend of Mrs. Creech and her daughter, but the court barred that testimony.
Advertises Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets as an easy gentle remedy for stomach disorders in young children. Claims they are pleasant to take and effective, available from all dealers.
Washington probate news reports Mrs. Annie Wilson, wife of laborer Upton Wilson, asking juvenile court for child support and a divorce after discovering, four years into marriage in Boston, that her husband is of mixed race. Her claim mentions the revelation by his mother during a visit. She states she quit him upon learning his race.
J. W. Copeland of Dayton Ohio purchases a bottle of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for his boy who has a cold and before the bottle is finished the cold is gone. For sale by all dealers.
JUNCTION CITY OR Oct 10 J L Wallace sustained a fractured right leg and John Augustine a wrenched back when the two men fell Saturday afternoon from the falsework of the bridge Lane county is constructing across a branch of the Willamette river at Ingram's Island. The men were brought to Junction City for treatment.
A longtime Umatiila County resident over 40 years pledges to keep regular office hours and account to the people for all money received, including principal and interest, if elected.
L Greenawald of 414 Lincoln St Pendleton Oregon reports severe backache kidney soreness burning during urination and frequent passages. After using Dean's Kidney Pills one box cured him and he has had no complaints since. The ad urges asking for Dean's Kidney Pills backed by home testimony with 50c per box.
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