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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1911
Page
7
Sore oppressed feet get instant relief from TIZ a foot remedy promising quick, lasting relief and drawing out poisonous exudations. Marketed by Walter Luther Dodge & Co Chicago with 25 cents per box, available at druggists or direct.
North Portland hogs show weakness with a 26 36 cent drop over 24 hours led by a run of 258 head. Top hogs at 7.50, general market 7.40. cattle market easy with limited offerings and weaker prices, though some steers up to 6.60 and heifers to 4.75. Sheep steady with uneven demand. Chicago and South Omaha cattle trends noted. wheat and feed prices listed.
Supply increased to 361000 bushels. Chicago price range shown with Sep Open high low close figures and May data. Open prices 94 7-8 to 104 1-4 with highs up to 144 1-2 and lows near 94 to 97 5-5.
Newsof the Northwest reports heavy snowstorms in the mountains west of the Methow valley over several days. Victor Murdock, the Kansas insurgent, is slated to lecture in Baker Friday evening. In Hillabora an alleged horse thief Fred Moxley is jailed awaiting Idaho officers. Elmer Drummond, 21, is sentenced to 10 to 15 years for second degree murder near Chewelah.
In La Grande Oregon William Province was struck while on brake beams as train No 18 eastbound departed. He fell and suffered a severed left foot and severe head and spinal bruises. He was hospitalized and the font above the ankle amputated.
While working on B. W. Rice's new house M Deaking stepped backward onto scaffolding and struck his elbow on timber causing a faint and a fall. He sustained a compound fracture of the leg and internal injuries.
A big touring car carrying A. J. Grant of Harrington and friends went over the grade on the Acme road and dropped 70 feet into a gulch. All occupants escaped serious injury though the vehicle was badly damaged.
Baker Ore Linden McCullouch, principal, chosen to coach this year. A former Lake Forest College football tackle, he leads seven veterans and strong new material. For three years Baker has held the undisputed high school championship in the region, and prospects are bright for another successful season.
The Pacific fleet, delayed earlier, will sail from San Francisco for Honolulu on November 19 unless unforeseen issues arise. It will precede the practice cruise off San Diego and follows Taft's order to assemble for the Panama-Pacific exposition ground-breaking in October. Atlantic fleet vessels completed fall target practice except the Dixie tender.
Springfield, Ohio report details a disturbing incident where a son of Fred West, imitating his father, used a razor to shave his sister. The blade cut under the chin nearly hitting an artery and a severe cheek wound followed. Doctors say the girl remains in serious condition but is expected to recover.
Speeday Correspondents report a steady stream of local visits and travels. Mr and Mrs G G Schlegel returned from Philadelphia and the East. Lins Judson of Chicago visits his aunt Mrs William Evans. Lottie and Gretchen Scharf and friends from Portland return after a stay with their brother L C Scharf. Mrs Marion Smith spent in Pendleton. Westgate visited Pendleton. James Whittaker of Nye visited Pilot Rock. Cort Shipley of Heppner visits friends. Thomas and Winfield Jordan of Portland. Mr Kennedy of Pendleton. J P McManus returned from Portland after Editors association. Mrs E McInnis and daughter Grace spent time in Pendleton. Herbert Boylon, J W Lynch, W Hiatt, Dr Lieustlen, Maude McReynolds teaching Nye, were seen in town. Clyde Gard and Mervyn Gilbert returned from Ukiah.
New York reports Newport’s claim that huckleberries cure poor complexion and obesity. Demand surges as prices rise from 10–14 to 18–20 cents per quart, with Constance Warren cited as the pioneer advocate. A caution urges eating berries with cream to avoid flabbiness.
Mrs M I Basford of Poulesville Maryland says she has used Chamberlains Cough Remedy with perfect success and notes it is for sale by all dealers.
A vintage ad touts Pakistan Sage and Parisian Sage as dandruff destroyers and hair nourishments. It promises a proud head of hair for winter social events and claims dandruff germs hinder growth. Tallman & Co sells Parisian Sage at 50 cents a bottle with a one week trial.
Y Strobe, dealer in new and second hand goods, buys all second hand items for cash. Claims to be the cheapest source for household goods in Pendleton. Visit or call at 210 East Court Street or phone Black 3171.
East Oregonian building unfurnished housekeeping rooms offered with steam heat gas range electric lights hot water and bath. Train timetable lists multiple westbound and eastbound departures from Portland Pendleton and Spokane including Ore Wash Express Portland Local Chicago Limited and Pendleton Passenger with various arrival and departure times.
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