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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1913
Page
11
Local notices list piano tuner Whipple and various job requests including chambermaid, wait staff at Hotel Pendleton for Joe Ell, and furnished house or rooms. Also ads for sodas, cedar pasta, single buggy for sale, modern dentis t, and a furniture van with storage services. Multiple phone numbers and addresses included.
Agents wanted in room 2 at 627 Main for a good proposition and sale of livestock. Inquire at striped tent corner Webb and Willow for a novelty game. Str. Bailey Gatzert runs daily from The Dalles to Portland at 3 15 p.m. arriving 4 46 p.m. Fare The Dalles to Portland 1 06. Round-up cowboys and cowgirls invited to dance in armory hall Thursday through Saturday nights at the headquarters.
Good team harness and light spring wagon offered for sale. Will sell all together or separately. Address W this office. Round-up Cowboy dance at an armory evenings. All are invited.
W D Humphrey announces regular prices will be maintained through the fall and round up week and will not be raised at the Court Street barber shop. The notice underscores price stability for customers.
Reading from the note, the nursery moves from the Christian church to the Field School. It will care for children of all ages with luncheons included at a rate of 26 cents per hour. Openings begin Thursday morning and evening.
All department stores rely on substantial electrical use for lighting and power functions including refrigeration, elevators, and ventilators.
Mrs Walpole of Irrigan and J L Cox of Portland are in the city for Round-up week. Guests include A C Thompson of Echo, Mrs F Sharp of Athena, T Taylor from Portland, Addison Bennet from Portland, Col Newport of Hermiston, K F Tarbet from Spokane, Mrs George Barr from Portland, Prof A A Asbahr returning from Hermiston, Mrs F B Clopton and Sybil Clapton of Portland, Mrs Jack Vincent from Athena, Dr E B Conklin of the University of Oregon, Chauncey Bishop and family from Salem, and Mrs Julia Huth and James Bushy from Vancouver visiting at local homes.
Frank Dunton a Bear Valley stockman was brought to Pendleton and then St Anthony hospital after a fall at his barn while showing trapeze tricks to boys. Doctors plan X rays to evaluate possible operation though prognosis is grave and recovery unlikely. Dunton is a well known resident with many friends. his wife accompanied him.
Pacific coast featherweight champion Jockey Bennett declares next bout against Yankee Rue. Rue, who stopped Sing Hogan in one round, wants October 25. Bennett aims for anytime before Thanksgiving. Bennett, a clever fighter, plans to leave imprint on boxing maps.
An unknown man attempting to board a westbound freight at Umatilla was ground to death after being run over by the cars. Coroner Garfield and Undertaker Judd departed by morning train to handle the remains. The deceased was described as better dressed than the typical hobo, with no identification available and few details yet disclosed.
The text notes strong local support for a Pendiecton fighter aiming to stay dominant in the featherweight ranks with admirers backing him against any opponent weighing between 118 and 120 pounds.
The debate on the Democratic currency bill opened in the House with Chairman Glass of the Banking Committee delivering the first speech. He outlined that preliminary debate would close Saturday and amendments reading would begin Monday. Glass condemned the current system as barbarous and denounced claims of bias against smaller banks by the Aldrich plan.
In San Francisco on September 16 Judge Van Fleet postponed the sentencing of Maury Diggs and Drew Caminetti. The delay followed a request by Prosecutor Roche and was agreed to by defense counsel.
In Seattle on September 10 Richie announced there will be no world lightweight title bout in Vancouver on September 20 against Welsh, citing a dispute over moving picture rights as the cause of the break while en route to San Francisco.
Cleveland suffragists held a fair for the education of mere men with bread making cake making sewing and darning contests. Dozens of men entered. blue ribbons will be prizes. The cooked food will be served at a 6 o clock supper, while many attendees already had other supper commitments at noon.
In Los Angeles, the Angels won the morning game five to three while the Tigers took the afternoon contest six to three. Sacramento and Oakland split a doubleheader, with Bill Kenworthy driving in three runs in the morning win for Sacramento. Oakland’s afternoon game ended 3 to 11 with Lively and Beltmeyer among key contributors in Sacramento’s victory.
The American League results show Cleveland 1 Chicago 2, Philadelphia 6 Boston 3, Detroit and New York tied with St. Louis 5 in a mixed card. National League games list Brooklyn 2, Pittsburg 6, Chicago 4, St. Louis 0 with a variety of matchups.
In an eleven inning battle at Portland, Chris Mahoney pitched to a 3-2 victory as Portland defeats Vancouver. The game featured a long pitching duel with key hits from Schmutz Cadreau Ingersoll Kennick Callahan and Williams in extra innings. Coastal standings show Vancouver and Portland with tight records as Tacoma also reported a late-innings win in another game.
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