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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Oct 31, 1913

Page

2

Explorer given up as lost in wilds

Edmonton Oct 31 Special Hugh Darrell a 34 year old Scotch explorer and prospector was last seen in late fall 1990 at Liverpool bay on the Arctic Ocean officers of the Royal Northwest Mounted Police at Herschel Island have given him up for dead. Inspector Beyta Corporal Trickey and Constables Sommere Chipman and Bates reported in Edmonton after their arrival.

Edmonton Alta Hugh Darrell Liverpool Bay Arctic Ocean Royal Northwest Mounted Police Herschel Island Beyta Trickey Sommere, Chipman and Bates Constable Sommers Herschel Scotland Darrel Mounted Polle Frank Oliver Interior Laurier Dawson Darrell Actile Hed River Fort McPherson Mackenzie River Oliver Acrove Ta Pierre Bell River Peel River Oliver Banks Land Alberta Constable Summers Jaco Husky Lake Balillle Island Rosie H Farrell Mounted Police Stefaneson CG. T Deschambeault Fort Simpson Joseph and Wiliam Hudson Sommerswald Eskinas Stefansson

Hyomei advertised remedy and Arctic expedition notes

Hyomei touted as a catarrh cure with inhalation therapy promising rapid relief from throat to lungs and claimed to restore chronic cases. The piece also recounts Darrell’s expedition notes, police searches, Eskimo lore, and praise for northern missionaries including E. Whitaker and associates.

Tallman & Co

Dr Kings New Discovery Cough Medicine Ad

The family cough medicine Dr King s New Discovery is praised for stopping sickness quickly. S A Stid of Mason Michigan says the product cured pneumonia with two 50 cent bottles and thousands of families rely on it for coughs colds throat and lung troubles. The ad lists prices 56 and 41 00 and names Bucklen Co Philadelphia or St Louis.

Dr. King S A. Stid Mason, Mich

Stanfield Shipper Sends Four Carloads of Sheep

Special Correspondence from Stanfield Oregon reports N J1 H Stanfield shipped four carloads of sheep to the market. The move indicates a robust livestock trade as local transport and market conditions are described, with emphasis on outlet routes and seasonal demand.

Stanfield

Woman's white fleece union suit with high neck and sleeves

A listing for womens warm white fleeced union suits features a high neck long sleeves and ankle length design. Offered at price one dollar.

Mackinaws Featured in Pendleton Sale

How About a Mackinaw. Centrally priced from four to eight dollars. Pendleton shoppers are offered a finest line with perfectly tailored fits and desirable patterns. Popular this season, the garment suits both women and men with prices from five to twelve and a half dollars.

Pendleton

Social notes from Portland area visitors and events

Mrs H W Weasell left for Laidlow Oregon after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs B K Cotant. G Lt Hurd visited Pendleton. Mrs F E Everett of Pilot Rock spent a few days with her mother Mrs Alexander Reid. Mrs M Klein hosted a turkey dinner. Mrs Ivan Dunning returned from Fargo ND with sister Mrs Alice Veidh for the winter. The Study Club met at Mrs George One’s home with papers read by Mrs A F Baker and Miss Ida Bernhart. Fred Fulton owns a new Ford. J M Gilliland of Echo is adding to the Webster house on Glendenning Street. Mrs J F Brown of Granger WA is here briefly. M J McGuire of Pilot Rock spent Wednesday in town. C F Savage of Pendleton is doing business here this week.

H. W. Weasell Laidlow Oregon BK. KE. Cotant G. Lt. Hurd Pendleton F. FE. Everett Pilot Teck Alexander Reid M. Klein Ivan Dunning Fargo Washington M. J. McGuire Pilot Rock F. Savage

Portland Visitor Promotes Dr Hobson's Eczema Ointment

A Portland visitor promotes Dr Hobson's Eczema Ointment as a fast acting skin remedy for eczema itching and other eruptions. The ad notes the product penetrates skin, is doctor recommended and available from druggists or by mail for 50 cents. Pfeiffer Chemical Co. markets it from Philadelphia and St Louis.

Dr. Hobson

Natural gas piped 75 miles sold at nominal rate

Edmonton officials receive a report by F G Clapp and L G Huntley from Pittsburg stating gas from Vegreville district 75 miles east can be delivered at nine cents per thousand cubic feet. Vegreville already has 330000 cubic feet daily available. Experts visited Pelican Fully Wataskiwtn Merinville Toffold Athabasca districts.

Edmonton Alta Vegreville F. G. Clapp L. G. Huntley Pittsburg Vergreville Wiko Pelican Fully Wataskiwtn Merinville Toffold Athabasca

Arguments to Reverse LABO Convictions Begin

In Chicago on October 31 labor lawyers challenged the Indianapolis verdicts in the er gantie dynamite plot case. They argued indictments were faulty and that Judge Anderson treated the defendants unfairly as the appeals court opened the reversal proceedings. A stray line notes a separate moral adage about a young man's claimed unworthiness to a girl.

Chicago Indianapolis Federal Court of Appeals Zelline Anderson

Senator Norris Opposes Sulzer Recall Justification

Senator Norris of Nebraska voiced strong opposition in the senate to opponents who claim Sulzer's removal made recall unnecessary. He argued the recall was driven by a political machine, not the people, and warned that machine control and bossism resemble the Sulzer case and should not be equated with statutory recall.

Washington Norris Nebraska Senate Sulser Sulzer

Swiss Women Examinations Spark Push for Mandatory Checks

Geneva Oct 31 The Society of Public Utility for Women insists unmarried young women submit to medical exams to prove physical fitness before marriage. Branches exist in major towns and many girls already accept certification. Organizers hope federal authorities will make the system compulsory soon.

Geneva Society of Public Utility For Women

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