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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1912
Page
2
New stock showcases Hart Schaffner and Marx fabrics and tailoring in vibrant, sharp styles for young men. Features include fresh waistband details on trousers and belts made from the same material, a clever new idea.
Walla Walla officials unveil a multi line schedule for September 26 to 28 guiding crowds from Walla Walla and valley points to Pendleton. No. 1 starts at 7 am with one baggage car and nine coaches. a Dayton to Pendleton service follows. No. 2 returns Pendleton to Walla Walla at 4 pm with seven extra coaches. sidings and sleepers are being prepared. tickets expected around 56,000.
No more gray or faded hair. Parisian Sage claims to preserve natural color, prevent fading, nourish hair roots, add luster, stop falling hair, banish dandruff, relieve itching, and promote heavy growth. Large bottle 50 cents at dealers. Tallman & Co sells with money back guarantee if dissatisfied.
Tokio dispatch reports General No gi, famed for Port Arthur, did not conspire with Mrs Nogi to commit harl kirl. the will dated the day before his death leaves nearly the entire estate to Mrs Nogi, indicating she acted on her own initiative beyond public belief.
A party of boys and girls from Moro Oregon rode out by horseback to attend the Round-up in Condon. Four youths carried revolvers with ammunition belts while supplying mounts for the girls. The lads, Hirvey Thompson and Percy Thompson, about 11 to 12, and girls Mildred Coe and Flossie Bogett, around 16, drew warrants. the Sherman county sheriff is holding them.
The document states the deceased wished to die during a national calamity declaring Japan no longer needed him. It notes small bequests to friends and public institutions, plus a bizarre burial request that only teeth hair and nails be buried and the body given to a medical college. An advertisement for Chamberlain’s Liniment is included.
Portland Oregon September 17 Governor West launches a vice cleanup crusade in Port land aimed at reducing social ills along the waterfront. The effort centers on enforcement and public safety improvements with officials promising coordinated action across agencies.
The governor's staff moves the Portland office back to Salem where Miss Fern Hobbes retrieves notes. Special prosecutors Esterly and Hurst continue their work while West inspects a state forest reserve with federal officers. He will not return to Salem until Monday and plans to visit Portland afterward to oversee the cleanup efforts.
A dealer testimonial from H. W. Hendrickson of Ohio Falls Indiana asserts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is the best for coughs colds and croup and notes it as his best seller. The ad states the product is for sale by all dealers.
New York Sept 17 The tour of William Jennings Bryan for Governor Wilson is run at a great personal sacrifice by the famed Nebraska leader. After opening his campaign in Denver on September 14 Bryan continues westward with demands on his endurance and time.
Reported plans show Mr Bryan giving up extensive time from September 14 to November 5 to campaign for Wilson and Marshall across the West and East with a large personal donation. Polls in Iowa estimate Roosevelt and Taft support near 270000 and 210000 respectively. Democratic leaders trust New York reports. Also note Ballard's Horehound Syrup advertised for coughs and lung soreness.
Chicago dispatch reports former Congressman John B. Lamb of Terre Haute declares Indiana is safe for Wilson and Marshall by a plural ity of not less than 100000. He says the Democratic party is united and welcomes disaffected Republicans while Republicans split between Taft and Roosevelt. Lamb criticizes Beveridge and predicts Taft will come in second in Indiana with Roosevelt's followers overestimated. He cites campaign finance views from Joseph E Davis and a Democratic stance against limiting donations.
A witty line notes that as a man reaches mature sense his neighbors label him an old fogy, poking gentle fun at aging and popular slangs from a bygone era.
An advertisement extols Cascarets as a quick fix for headaches biliousness indigestion and constipation. It claims the product cleanses the stomach aids the liver and bowels and provides relief by morning. It touts a 10 cent box and notes children like the taste.
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