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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Oct 28, 1913

Page

2

Canal commission seeks genuine Greenheart timber

Clayton D Mell of the U S forest service sails from New York for British Guiana to inspect greenheart timber for Panama canal docks and marine works. He travels at the Isthmian Canal Commission's request to ensure timbers are genuine and to identify substitutes to avoid inferior wood.

Washington Cot Clayton D. Mell U. S. Forest Service New York British Guiana Panama Canal Isthmian Canal Greenheart Liverpool Guianas Canal Commission Forest Service Mell Panama Demerart

Municipal boating course to be made in Spokane

Spokane officials announce a new municipal boating course on two miles of the Spokane river just outside city limits. Opening next spring, the free public facility will include boat houses and city craft oversight by the park commissioners led by chairman A L White. Canoes will not be purchased by the board but will be allowed on the course for experienced and unskilled users alike.

Spokane Wash Board of Park Commissioners A. L. White Park Board

Bridge outlines river safety near large power dam

A 600 foot bridge spans between the power dam and the boating course to smooth the water and prevent boats from approaching too close to the dam. The structure aims to manage the turbulent swift river and improve safety for boaters.

Indians Sign with Thumb Prints, Frazee Claims

Spokane report notes Spokane area Indians, including Frazee, using thumb prints as signatures on documents and loans. Frazee says white men and banks should have used thumb prints long before, as the print never changes and reveals who signed.

Spokane Wash Frazee

Reed College President Addresses 600 Teachers in Moscow

Dr D T Foster head of Reed College Portland spoke to more than 600 teachers at the high school in Moscow Ida during the four day joint Institute for New Perce and Latah counties. President Black Minas Grace M Shephard and BE J Klemme were among the principal speakers. The teachers visited the university today to tour buildings and attend classes.

Moscow Ida D. T. Foster Reed College of Portland Hia

Elegantly Trimmed Taupe Gown and Linen Embroidery Trends

The article describes a taupe charmeuse gown with ecru net trim, pleated shoulder cord, two ruffled sleeves, and lattice lace skirt edging, plus a girdle with apple and leaves. It notes a spool holder accessory, a ham-bacon roast tip, and then highlights modern linen embroidery trends with white gray or brown linen works, large star motifs, cross stitch florals, and marquetry style designs.

Dies as they sing old time hymn at Salem meeting

At an anti saloon gathering in the Armory in Salem Oregon E F Kemp aged 60 collapsed while the audience sang a hymn. He was carried to another room but died before doctors could reach him. He was a contractor and leaves a widow.

Salem Ore Juset Armory E. FE. Kemp Byrd Fisher

Society Notes Highlight Local Social Events

Mrs. Sam R Thompson hosted Presbyterian youth at East Court Street with music by Mrs. Carl Power Miss Irmalee Campbell and Miss Lilla Grigsby. Prominent Umatilla County pioneers Mr. and Mrs. James T Lievallen visit their son Dr. Fred Lievallen in Portland. The Schofields celebrate a golden wedding at Cornelius. Henry Stamper and Elizabeth Thorn wed in Weston with Rev WS Payne officiating. Mrs. Charles J Smith recovers from a serious operation in Portland. Mrs. A A Kimball Mrs. Henry W Collins and Mrs. Sam R Thompson spend the day at the Warrick farm.

Sam R. Thompson The Presbyterian Church East Court Street Carl Power Irmalee Campbell Lilla Grigsby James T. Lievallen Umatilla County Fred Lievallen Portland Benjamin Schofield Cornelius Lieuallen Schofield Weston Henry Stamper Elizabeth Thorn WS. Payne United Brethren Church A. A. Kimball Henry W. Collins Mr. and Mra James Wrrick

They Make You Feel Good Purge Aids Health

Pleasant purgative effect from Chamberlain's Tablets and the resulting healthy body and mind make one feel joyful. For sale by all dealers.

Chamberlain

Woman lawyer accused in mail fraud case in Chicago

Prominent Chicago women face grand jury subpoenas as Miss Mariel Sturtevant, Missouri Law School graduate, stands accused of using the mails to defraud. They contributed from $10 to $100 to aid girls working through college, but postal authorities allege most funds were diverted for personal use.

Ald Chicago Grand Jury Mariel Sturtevant Law School University of Missouri Miss Sturtevant

What So Precious as a Healthy Baby

An advertisement extols Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a gentle laxative for infants and families. It praises its safety, pleasant taste, and lasting effects, citing Mrs James Rouse of Marinette Wis and urging readers to request a free sample by mail to Dr W B Caldwell Monticello Illinois.

Hut Mia James R. Rouse Marinette Wis Howard Ronse Dr. Caldwell Dr Caldwell W. B. Caldwell Washington &St Monticello

Tariff Revision Upshots and Expected Price Effects

The piece argues tariff cuts may bring gradual price relief within a year as retailers, wholesalers, and manufacturers clear old stock and await new imports. Democrats predict lower prices from foreign competition and cheaper production, while Republicans warn any cuts may be absorbed along the supply chain.

What the Reduced Tariff Will Mean

The new tariff law becomes effective October 3 and people look for signs it will lower living costs. Citizens seek where prices for home purchases may drop and how soon relief could appear.

Tariff Law May Not Cut Living Costs This Winter

Bond P Geddes reports that Washington experts warn the new tariff likely brings little immediate saving for consumers this winter. Reduced rates may help some food prices in months ahead while overall prices stay steady for several months. The best judgment of lawmakers who framed the law is that consumer relief will be gradual and uneven.

Democraats Bond P. Geddes The United Press Washington

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