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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1911
Page
6
Sage tea for hair color is a long-standing idea revived by chemists. Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy combines sage with sulphur, sold with a money back guarantee. Pendleton Drug Co. offers it for fifty cents a bottle.
Forest Grove News-Times reports Forest Grove has more green lawns than any town of similar size in Oregon. The piece notes local properties showcasing lush turf across neighborhoods, highlighting city pride in lawn upkeep and community sprucing efforts.
A Freeville New York man, H J Barnum, reports Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured his persistent fever sore with scarcely a scar. The ad claims it heals burns boils eczema cuts and bruises, sold for 35 cents at Koep pens.
Miss Ruth Westworth of Walla Walla Wash died after being badly burned Thursday while heating kerosene on a stove. Her father aided in the incident. In Pataha a collision occurred when W J Runimoens drove an auto from Pomeroy into a wheat wagon, breaking his nose with little damage to either vehicle.
O W R N company arranges a special train from Dayton to Pendleton via Walla Walla for the three days of the Round-Up. The service links Dayton to Pendleton with a stop in Walla Walla to accommodate event crowds and travelers.
La Grande Oregon Hackett Lumber company installs two big combination machines that produce everything except mouldings and are preparing material to be shipped to Wisconsin for sash and door factories.
M H Kirtley initiates replevin to recover his missing horse after it was ridden away by a stronger rider and sold to a Welser liveryman last week. The seller cannot be located.
Fire partially destroyed the home of C. A. Day at Sixth avenue and Pine street in North Yakima Washington while the family was away. An auto pumping engine drew water from the broad gauge trimming ditch opposite the house, preventing total destruction.
Kyslo, B. C-H. W. W. Naylor, a watchmaker with a fruit ranch in the suburbs, was awakened at 32 oclock by his dogs. He rose and found six deer in his open front woodshed, startling the quiet night.
Goldendale Wash The automobile owned by A E Harden of this city rolled down from the Kickitat grade near Oilen wood and lies at the bottom of the canyon. Harden escaped with minor injuries and is recovering rapidly.
In Walla Walla Washington Irene Mabie Yamato Yamamato's sweetheart was found by police at Dead Lover's Neck after Frank Yamato a Japanese man shot himself. The tragedy stemmed from alleged heartbreak and jealousy as Yamato killed himself with a revolver in his mouth.
An 18-year-old Kipling girl was dragged along barbed wire when a horse bolted frightened by a hat. Her lower leg from knee to ankle suffered severe lacerations as she was pulled over the fence and dragged by the stirrup.
William Finney, longtime resident of Ferrel and St. Joe valley, was killed at Herrick Idaho while tending a fog chute. A log jumped the time breaking his neck. He had homesteaded on Big Creek after moving here years ago. Relatives unknown in the east.
Serth Yakim Whiteh a M Gate developed Yakonine fruit and earned $20 per box for this season’s crop while periobhes Tivertes fetch 45 cents a box. Cale says success stems from fruit maturing nearly a month before peaches after five years of breeding. He copyrighted the idea, sold 15,000 trees at 12.55 each and later sold his rights.
Hermiston Oregon Sept 4 A new drug store will open mid month as part of the Project Drug company. It will offer a full line of drugs and a sick room, under the supervision of a licensed pharmacist. Two carloads of hogs were shipped into the project by Max Stewart, who leased the Alfirae ranch for hog operations. Dr Lassen of Pendleton inspected the stock and pronounced it first class. The city awaits bond money for a water system and fire protection with a reservoir site on the butte promising strong pressure.
Mrs C L Isbell of Tolaho vaunts five children and wins a Gordon school teaching post at $100 monthly. With only one pupil in district she promises to educate her own four alongside, until enrollment reaches five. Trustees had sought teachers with children amid several qualified applicants before selection.
Washington reports outline of bigger battleships to join the New York and the Texas, with displacement aimed near 30 000 tons. Heavier armor and stronger guns are planned, signaling a major evolution in battleship design and naval power projections. Local rumors mention armor and weight considerations as experts debate survivability against 14 inch and larger batteries.
Chicago Tribune lists varied honorifics used for Theodore Roosevelt including The Hero of San Juan The Rough Rider The Oracle of Oyster Bay The Sage of Sagamore Hill The Greatest American Citizen and Our Only Living ex-President among others.
Henry speaks irritatedly about spending habit and extravagance as Mary defends prudent choices. The dialogue recalls a prior gift of six dollars to Mr Joiner for their marriage, highlighting frugality and family tensions.
Through tickets and all arrangements available at the passenger stallion for Portland or California departures. Ask at 1:30 p m or 10 a m for details. see same agent for through tickets.
A 10 cent case of Pape's Dispepsia claims quick digestion of all foods with no discomfort within five minutes. The ad urges readers to check the formula readably printed on the box and suggests the remedy cures belching gas sour stomach and many related symptoms in moments. It also warns against misdiagnosing indigestion as more serious illness and promotes Pape's Chipain as the path to thorough digestion and relief.
Train from Northern Pacific Ry. departs at 1:20 p.m. and arrives in Spokane at 9:55 a.m. Tickets available from W Adams, Agent, Pen Hetvon.
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