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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1912
Page
2
A local store promotes Round-Up branded apparel and accessories. Mens Round-Up shirts $1.50 to $2.50, womens $2.50 to $6. Men and women’s gloves, pins, pillows, and a silk department feature crepe de chine, satin charmeuse, and various silks. New fall serge suits at $30 titled best value, with matching petticoats and velvet costumes for dresses and coats.
Fresh shipment of Swift Premium Meats arrives with bacon hams and boiled ham. Imported Swiss cream brick and mild tilamook cheese offered. Freshest fruits and vegetables on hand with extra dishes available. Shop now for your needs.
Special correspondence from Hermiston Oregon reports a fine Friday evening Catholic church dance with around seventy five couples. United Orchestra of Pendleton provided music, refreshments were served, and some attendees played cards. The event showcased local hospitality and community spirit.
New York report notes early signs of change as leading newspapers begin warming to Wilson and respond to the shifting public mood. The piece cites a recent mention by the San Francisco press and traces evolving editorial stances amid the broader political climate.
An advertisement touts BRAL LARD'S HOREHOUND SYRUP as a remedy for lung sereness or congestion and clear passages. It lists prices of 25c, 1e, and $1.00 per bottle and notes sale by A. C. Koeppen & Bros. The copy ends with a stray line about people not caring for the answer to questions.
F B Lynch of St Paul Democratic national committeeman for Minnesota is described as conservative and capable. He helped Governor John A Johnson’s campaign and urges relief from tariff burdens through the Democratic party. Governor Wilson, visiting St Paul September 18, predicts a total 349000 votes in November with Wilson around 125000, Roosevelt 100000, Taft 75000, and others 30000, promising a record party vote if accurate.
Newport R L A dozen automob ytes each carrying well known society lenders pooled 400 in currency to Marble House to address telephone bills for aid from Mrs Oliver H Belmont. Sheriff Frank P King attended as Belmont claimed the bill was for groceries and liquor delivery she disputed the claim and challenged Garrettson to produce written orders.
Boxers and wrestlers at the P A A C club rooms present lively bouts with Fat Graham dominating on the mat. Ed Williams faces McFadden in tryouts to earn a P C A colors berth while Spike Hennessy and Stanley Trimble show bright form. Dudley Evans and Fred Sax contend with the heavyweight Graham as heavy amateurs prepare for further competitions.
Evans plans advance seats at Tallman Drug Store for visitors from Spokane Seattle and Portland for Friday and Saturday wrestling events. Frank Dudo arrives to train under the club instructor as Frank and Herve provide strong support while Dudley Evins and Fred Sax observe.
Ann Arbor reports show Michigan football facing a lean depth chart. Key players like Boyle, Pontius, and McMillan are uncertain to return, with Captain Thomson and Clem Quinn leading offensive and line efforts as the squad seeks reliability in tackle and end positions.
The piece outlines a crowded guard field with McHale Almendinger and Carroll, Faynsford, Cole, Cyril Quinn, Stock, W H Almendinger, Jay, Paisley and Merritt as contenders. It notes untested non veterans and a potential shift if Boyle returns. Huebel Collette Nichol Wyman Torbet among polite candidates but the old heavy back may return. Steve Parrel arrives as trainer and predicts the team will adjust to his methods.
A young woman at Loveland station declares she will travel by boat to Estes Park. She shows a traveler’s guide marking a steamship line between Loveland and Estes Park, prompting the conductor to admit the boats run to the park. The scene ends with the conductor praising the steamers and the scene, a town curiosity.
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