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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1910
Page
3
The Metropolitan Punk board hired an official skunk killer for Point Defiance park at 25 cents per skunk. Skunks cats and raccoons have troubled the area prompting the appointment and outlining the need to curb wildlife disturbances at the park.
In Spokane a Plains reservation Indian Mary Prosper, a comely resident near Tekoa, recounted to Chief Sullivan how her baby chewed her return ticket. The officer loaned $2 to her until she returned to her wigwam. A yellow wad was presented as evidence. Birds moving south in Dayton hint at early winter according to locals. Weather prophets foresee unusually early winter with a cold, raw west wind.
An unknown Italian man, bleeding from a shoulder wound, visited a South Yakima physician with companions late Saturday night claiming a holdup. They refused to name their homes or report details to police and fled after treatment. A nearby shot had earlier been heard, but investigators found no suspect. Police fear escalating trouble among local Italians.
An old advertisement urges fire safety mentioning a child scar and promotes Hallard's Snow Liniment for sprains bruises cuts burns and pains. It encourages keeping a bottle in the home and lists prices 2c 60c and 1. A C Koeppen & Bros.
Berlin reports Maxmillian Harden’s claim of a silent revolution as reflected by comic illustrated papers. The Simplicissimus from Munich features a front page cartoon showing panic at the Konigsberg annual fair amid a sudden discovery.
In a satirical cartoon the Kaiser is implied as a wild beast escaping a client, causing panic as people flee and struggle. A back page cartoon ridicules him with a helmeted appearance. A phonograph scene suggests Von Bülow silencing dissent, while Giacomo Minkowski’s opera The Most Beautiful Woman flops at Theatre de Weetens and will close soon.
Prof Norman Wilde of the University of Minnesota defends New York ex sheriff William Chander saying love is instinct like appetite for food. He argues Chanler loves Lina Cavalier with force, noting public flouts and a stronger instinct than conventional restraint.
Paris financier Baron James Rothschild plans a four week American tour with cousin Leo Primrose. He aims to study American society, learn about events and affairs, and pursue big game shooting experiences. He will travel incognito to avoid social barriers.
An advertises Hood's Sarsaparilla claiming it strengthens the stomach and fixes digestion so sleep comes regularly and is refreshing. Also lists an automobile for hire with phone number Main 74.
Chronic ulcers show blood impurity as the healing hinderance. The ad promotes S. S. S. as a blood purifier that cleanses the circulation, claims to enrich pus and plasma formation, and asserts it cures ulcers by removing morbid matter. Book on sores and ulcers and medical advice offered by The Swift Specific Co. Atlanta.
Pendleton citizen G W Knight of 13 Franklin St Pendleton Oregon testifies the pills eased back and kidney pains and nighttime urination. He states the product corrected kidney secretions and relieved aches after eight to ten years of trouble. Sold by dealers nationwide Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole agents. remember the name Conan's.
The Silver Lake irrigation lands in Lake County will be opened by the interior department November 26 but entry filing or selection will not begin until December 24 at the United States land office in Lakeview. With years of disuse, the tracts are described as highly suitable for grain hay and other crops, promising strong returns once developed via the Silver Lake project.
A feminine salon will be held in Paris next March under the auspices of the Duchess de Broglie and the Marquis de Ganay. It will showcase adornments for woman and home from footwear to diamond necklaces.
Inspecting gambling activity at the Pastime Parlors, J. H. Estes notes checks issued on pool games as a matter of record and urges readers to save money by reading today’s ada.
Long time easy payments and low interest offered. Call at Hotel St. George this week. D. S R. Walker.
A home remedy note promotes inhaling HYOMEI from steam as a quick relief for catarrh. Instructions: fill a bowl with boiling water, add HYOMET, cover head with a towel, and breathe the vapor to ease stuffiness. HYOMET bottles sell for 60 cents, with full outfit at $1, guaranteed to cure or money back.
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