Feeders Prepare Stock for Winter At Portland Market
From Thursday's Journal the North Portland market shows steady demand for sheep and lambs as harvest prices hold firm while Joe's Show notes a continued decline in cattle and dull wheat trading.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1911
Page
7
From Thursday's Journal the North Portland market shows steady demand for sheep and lambs as harvest prices hold firm while Joe's Show notes a continued decline in cattle and dull wheat trading.
A testimonial from J A Maple of Steubenville Ohio describes persistent kidney and bladder relief. The user states backache and urinary irregularities diminish, kidneys function normally, and work becomes easier afterward.
A small run of 104 head brings weekly totals to 653 head as shipments arrive at Toppenish and Chicago markets show weakness. South Omaha top steers $7.60, cows and heifers $4.20. North Portland cattle and hogs steady with modest declines. Sheep and lambs hold firm with top lambs around $5.75, yearlings $4.15, wethers $2.70. Hog prices ease to $7.25 top in North Portland. Chicago steady. Grain and hay prices inactive with standard market quotes for producers’ inputs.
Former Pendleton high school athletes excel at the University of Oregon event in Eugene. Tom Boylen won the 100 yard dash for freshmen while Nat Kimball took second and Don Rader placed third among freshmen. Rader and Hoylen later joined the winning relay with Dale Chessman and Tonal Rice. The push ball contest, using a 12 foot diameter ball, drew big interest with Portland riding academy gear rented for the occasion. President Campbell urged athletic participation and gym work as essential to health and mind.
San Francisco Oct 27 J Cal Ewing father of the unique returns from the east and endorses Ben T Baum as president of the Pacific league to succeed Judge Thomas F Graham who has resigned The endorsement makes Baum practically certain to head the organization and lead the league into its next phase
Ove Oz and Moran Miran, English boxers, have arranged a February 2 title fight in London at Empire skating rink. Prize money is 800 pounds and a gold belt. The bout will decide the king of fine fund weight class, with a ceremonial weigh-in and fan interest high.
Portland defeats Oakland 3 to 2 in game one of a five game series. Harkness shone with a three run homer in the seventh to break a tie as Portland pitchers fanned ten. Oakland starter Ables lasted briefly before being replaced after permitting the homer.
Special correspondence reports Wenaha Springs opens with Martha Lavender of Adiamp as teacher. Nearby residents including P. A. McPhhee, Vincent of Pendleton, and Myrtlé Swart visit family, with several townspeople traveling for business and visits. A heavy rain hits the mountains, and a fox is reported over the area. In crime news, Mike Carino is convicted of second degree murder in a fatal quarrel with Antonio Lorenzo over a debt. The jar group is freed after 1 hour 45 minutes.
Readers learn Hall's Catarrh Cure claims a cure for catarrh as a constitutional disease. The ad asserts internal use cures blood and mucous surfaces, building constitution, and offers $100 for any case not cured. Proponents promote testimonials and Toledo, Ohio address, with Hall's Family Pills for constipation also mentioned.
The danger of rheumatism lies in delayed treatment and blood infection with uric acid. External remedies only ease pain temporarily. S S S purifies the blood, removes inflammatory matter, cools nerves, and nourishes muscles, joints, and bones. Free medical advice and Rheumatism book offered. sold at drug stores in Atlanta Georgia.
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