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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1912
Page
2
A brief music note credits Frank H. Grey with the composition Three Little Words It Love You. The item lists the title as a music piece and credits the composer in a concise catalog-style entry.
James N. Rice known to the United States secret service as a top counterfeiters pleaded guilty in Chicago to making counterfeit silver dollars to fund his children's schooling. His 12 year old daughter Vivian attended and wept as Judge Landis postponed sentencing until next Monday. Captain Porter called Rice the master counterfeiter after finding nearly 200 perfect coins. Rice said he did it to educate his children and ease hardship.
City taxi and touring car services advertise rides for 25 cents to any part of the city with day and night operation. Contact Malin 12 for arrangements.
Mme. Ricardo, wife of famed animal trainer Captain Ricardo, lost her voice during a circus performance in Oakland when a grizzly attacked her husband. Witnesses say the incident left her unable to speak, with doctors fearing permanent loss. She communicated by pencil until outside the tent.
Alfred Cohen, her Reno attorney, says Mme Schumann-Heink is not initiating divorce proceedings. He arrived from San Diego where he was handling southern California property and a new $8000 house contract in La Jolla. The report claiming an imminent California divorce action is unfounded.
Mrs Randolph recalls life in Kentucky and Missouri since the 1840s. The piece urges regular bowels to prevent illnesses common to women and touts Chamberlains Tablets as an early aid. It notes local products like screens from Pendleton Planing and Lumber Yard and custom work.
Secretary Wilson warns of grave danger to the peanut crop amid caterpillar damage. He cites a three million dollar yearly loss, a 156 million dollar crop, and threats from the Indian meal moth. He urges steam heating in warehouses to kill pests.
Mrs Caroline Hall Randolph, once among Missouri’s wealthiest women, says she is glad to have lost her fortune twenty years ago. She recently celebrated her ninetieth birthday at the Nettleton Home for Aged Women and recalled how money preyed on her, with people constantly trying to take it. Now she cherishes dependence on charity.
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