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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1911
Page
6
A garbled clipping reviews actress Julia Marione praising Peruna as a digestive aid and nerve support. The piece mixes ad-like claims with stray baseball scores and names, including Vernon defeating Los Angeles 5 to 2 with scattered player mentions and team abbreviations.
Portland defeated San Francisco 8 to 4 in a rugged game. Fanning pitched well but took the loss. Ryan, Krueger, and LaLonge delivered key hits. An error by Rodgers helped Portland score two runs.
Northwest League notes show Vancouver leading with a 26.5?102 record and Spokane solid in contest reports. Victoria and Tacoma traded blows as Seattle overwhelmed Tacoma 14 to 2, while Spokane defeated Portland 5 to 3 on Sept 30 with Houck driving in key runs and Sheeley impressing at third.
In St. Joe Topeka Topeka postponed due to rain as Western Teague and Sioux City played Sioux City 3 at Lincoln 4. Denver hosted Omaha 4 and Pueblo 1. In Des Moines a historical note reports Ahmed Shah’s army losing 18 444 men near Herat during retreat from Perel in 1750.
National League game halted after 11 innings due to darkness with Boston leading Cincinnati 4 4. Pitchers included Kling Fromme and McLean for Boston and Clarke for Cincinnati. Final conditions unclear as play stopped at nightfall.
In a crowded stand, Philadelphia defeated Pittsburg 7 to 4. Key players Gardner Hendrix Simeon and Alex Cotter contributed to the scoring, with Cotter adding crucial moments as the game progressed.
Pittsburgh and Philadelphia square off in a tight race for second place in the National league with only five points separating them. Current standings show New York sixth, Pittsburg trailing, while Philadelphia holds fourth place amid unclear figures and formatting errors in the report.
Detroit toppled Washington as Hughes left the game, securing a 5 to 0 victory. The Washington team struggled with pitches from Gray and Henry as Donavan and Stanage contributed offensively. A cough remedy advertisement for Ballard's Horehound Syrup appears amid box score details.
An unidentified man was run over by a freight train of the Chicago Milwaukee and Puget Sound as it departed St. Joe. He attempted to board the moving train and was thrown under it. Inquest held Tuesday. the man's identity remains unknown. Efforts are underway to locate his relatives.
The Pendleton Presbyterian Church at 1208 BE Court Street presents regular services each Sunday with Sunday school at 11 a m morning worship at 6 30 p m evening worship Thursday prayer meeting and choir led hymns. A postlude and scripture lessons alternate with sermons titled The Fertantes and The Christian's Ideal. The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society meets at Mrs Tom Thompsons Wednesday at 2 30 p m for business and social afterward.
North Main street parish led by Pastor J W Van De walker hosts Bible school for all ages at 11. Communion and sermon at 6:30. Young People’s meeting at 7:20 with a Thursday evening lecture on The Jubilee Year Work of Women’s Missionary Work by Mrs Cornelion and Mia Elicah Hunter. Wednesday prayer meeting. Cordial invitation to all.
N Evans pastor leads Sunday services with morning theme Jesus Voice. Evening tape preaching Ants at 11am and 730pm. Sunday school 10am Epworth League 630pm. Prayer meeting third Friday 7 40. Rev Evans to speak to youths starting tomorrow on Leesong from Little Folk with listed topics October dates and a 7 30 service.
The Church of the Redeemer announces litany and Holy Communion at the 1 pm service. Evening service at 7 30 pm features soloist Miss Buna Slater. Sunday school begins at 10 am. All are cordially invited. Rector Charles Quinney.
Sunday services at eleven forty five. Sunday school at ten in the morning. Wednesday evening meeting at seven p.m. Subject German Jesson Unreality. Reading room open daily from two to four p.m. Corner Webb and Johnson streets. All are cordially invited.
Rev W W Howard presiding elder of the Cascade district Oregon conference A M B K Zion church will preach Sunday at 1 am 3 pm and 6 90 pm at the M EB church south corner of Webb and Auri street. The public is invited to attend.
Walter Prichard Eaton lauds Lord Lister in Munsey's Magazine for October, noting his antiseptic methods dramatically reduced hospital mortality from abdominal wounds and operations. The piece cites a drop from about 9 percent to as low as 1 percent after four years of experiments and practice.
An old advertisement urges use of Chamberlain's Calle Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with enaster oil for children's bowel complaints. Claims a certain cure when diluted with water and sweetened. Says no physician can prescribe a better remedy and that it is sold by all dealers.
A short promotional note praises light domestic cigars, suggesting they taste better than others and leave the smoker wanting more. It warns to beware of smoke that seems satiating and encourages trying the mellow option.
A New York physician known as the New York Maid received a summons from three fellow practitioners to join a rubber of whist at a club. He tells his wife Ermille that Tam has called away again, noting it appears to be a difficult case with three other doctors already present.
An ad touts Cascarets as a nightly cleanse for liver stomach and bowels. It claims relief for headaches coated tongue insomnia biliousness and upset stomach by removing undigested food and toxins. The copy contrasts Cascarets with harsh laxatives and urges readers to buy a box from their druggist for clear head and cheerfulness.
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