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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1911
Page
2
Italian King Victor Emmanuel III and Queen Consort averted a missed sacristan key by a peasant and a ladder. The queen climbed the ladder to enter Patomburi Sabina church, praying privately as the king watched in Lisbon style intrigue.
A vintage ad urges readers to ignore doctor orders to stop work, claiming Electric Bitter builds strength and prevents breakdown. It touts quick benefits, sells bottles for 50 cents at Koeppens, and asserts thousands praise the product with guaranteed satisfaction.
Mother of Lisbon Ohio Miss Fimbe Pin wera of Saille-Oled Payyet ter in Grillroom Lissos Ohio. Mother of
A new wireless compass by Bellini and Tosi will let ships determine their position in fog. Signals from Havre Helitehip Mile de Sein and Creach d Queysant stations will carry distinct letters and tones so ships can locate direction and estimated location when visibility is poor.
In Victoria British Columbia Premier McBride leads opposition as reciprocity pact becomes main campaign issue. Conservatives expect no majority again with broader calls to reassess imperial ties amid quotes from US public figures. Provincial factions push naval questions and oriental immigration alongside reciprocity.
Kaiser Wilhelm lauded a Prussian mother in Altona during a banquet honoring Schleewig Holstein. He called her six sons models of duty who would sacrifice their lives for Germany, hinting at tensions with France over Morocco and signaling strong patriotism among the imperial family.
In Navhun Iowa a man named Kickhoff who had been unable to speak for a month after a near fatal lightning strike regained speech when a tack pierced his shoe sole and caused a sharp pain. He was working in a blacksmith shop when the incident occurred.
Specal Correspondence Boho Ore Sept 6 heavy rainfall the past three days hampered alfalfa harvest yet improved roads for grain hauling and prompted farmers to plan fall sowing. Pastor Rev L L Clark returned from Willamette valley vacation in improved health and will resume duties. J G Thomas from the alfalfa meal mill was in Portland. Miss Beulah Barker visited Pendleton. Merrel Doble of Irrigon plans to stay for high school. Javina Statfield of Portland visits A B Stanfield and Mrs A B Thomson. Opal Callison rode to Pendleton. Gladys Welle and Master Sherman visited in Pendleton. Gerard Stanfield returned to Mincham. several youths left for Yakima hop fields. Ruth Young visited Pendleton.
In Graffin Indiana a man nicknamed Rubbernecking Seizes his daughter in a bungled elopement as Mount Carmel towers loom overhead. Miss Barbara Barnett resists and, after a hastily pursued chase, is urged home. the plan to wed collapses and the pair retreat to rethink at the church. The incident plays out amid small town tension and a county legal tie to wed.
Berlin police president Herr Von Jagow issued a rule fining theatres twenty five dollars per offense when women wear hats in theatre boxes. The theatre managers would bear the penalty. managers and patrons debate the rule while society women admit theatre visits are for display as Jagow faces sharp criticism. In a separate incident a dog attacked a woman who then drove to a vet and the animal was later shot by police.
Miss Laura Smith daughter of D Maithie Smith, a Stamford resident, encounters her bull terrier Munch showing signs of madness. She calmly places the dog on the seat beside her and drives to a veterinary establishment three quarters of a mile away, where the animal begins to show ophthalmic symptoms.
Chauncey Depew surprised friends with a spry appearance at a London Pilgrims' dinner. He credits his vigor to abandoning wine and tobacco and practicing self control. He says moderation in pleasure and work preserves health and contentment.
In Alton Indiana a young woman Miss Myra Bray aged about 14 stopped a runaway horse and wagon by grabbing the bridle after dropping her parasol. Spectators cheered as onlookers aided the horse and wagon regained control and Miss Bray rode away unharmed. The scene occurred near the American Express office as a crowd gathered in the late afternoon.
An old household remedy promoted for cototis, olde, croup, whooping cough, bronchitis and stuffy breathing. Take at first sign of a cold. The Bee hive mark certifies genuine Foley's Honey and Tar Compound. Sold by all dealers in Omaha area via Mrs Anna Polzer.
An advertisement urges buyers to trust their home merchant over unknown piano agents. It promotes 8. W. Miller models from Sheboygan Wisconsin, called Matchless and mellow-toned, claiming superiority over inferior pianos sold by irresponsible agents. The dealer invites inspection and listening at The man you know store.
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