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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1910
Page
5
Local entertainment note highlights Pastime theater claiming more moving pictures than any other city venue. Nearby services include Mark Patton sanitary barber offering careful shaves at Old Privett stand and phone Main 4327. Several sales and notices list for rent, piano sales, moving tables, and a lost gold watch with reward offered.
Ladies may phone Black 786 for in home sewing. Mrs J L Dennis offers postal card photos at Electric studio room 16 East Oregonian building. Six for 60 cents while you wait 24 for 26 cents stamps. Hobart M Cable plane for sale for 4650 asking price. Elders Music House 13 Main Pendleton home store. Five acre Riverside Park tract two miles east of city for sale or rent at Bentley Leffingwell.
Auto for sale in good condition. Price very reasonable. Ad dress 5 this office Life insurance Lee Teutsch.
Engineers on the C H and D and other railroads through Hamilton must halt night whistle blowing near residences of unmar ried couples. Mayor Rothwell issued the order after complaints that engines whistle to signal a young lady, awakening the neighborhood.
In Cleveland Judge McGannon heard Anna Tilitsky accuse her brother of stealing a dress from her. The defendant explained he took the dress to take a girl to a party after she complained her clothes were not good enough. He returned the dress and was released.
Dr. 8. W. McClure heads north for Arlington. John M. Wynn from McKay Creek on a trading trip. District Attorney G. W. Phelps returns from Meacham ranch. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Neal to Stanfield on the morning local. Mrs. Frank Downey back from Lehman springs. Eldon Furnish arrives from Wenaha. Mrs. Jack Pendergast and children from Vansycle. Ed Stansberry and wife from Vansycle ranch. Mrs. A. Hall of Portland and Mrs. Jack Oliver of La Grande visit Dr. L. K. Blakeslee and depart. Mrs. Will Ingram and children back from farm near Mt. Hood. Mrs. John L. Vaughan and son Millard back from Wenaha springs. J. P. Winter and J. J. Hamley return from Meacham hunting trip. James C. Anderson, now of Portland, in Pendleton on business. still owner of 600 acres in Umatilla county. Miss Helen Moussy and Miss Pauline Morris of Peoples Warehouse return from Portland visit. Mrs. L. W. Jones and family back from Los Angeles San Francisco Portland trip via Salt Lake. Miss Mildred Cooper of The Dalles arrives in Pendleton for visit with brothers Kenneth and James Cooper. accompanied by Mary Emily Fish. Mrs. E. P. Dodd and baby return from extended Idaho Idaho, Baker City and Wallowa Lake visit. guests at R. Alexander home. They stay a week before returning to Hermiston.
Teddy argues for integrated farm life balancing farmer and laborer interests. He stresses stable, non migratory labor, equal regard for farm wives, and the need to use new machines to ease domestic and outdoor duties. He condemns shirking duties and elevates the mother as central to the world's future, urging conditions that ensure her welfare and children's well being.
A six-year-old Harriet announces plans to quit German lessons with Fraulein after complaining of Hugging and kissing during lessons. Her diplomatic father notes his own experiences with German and French lessons, while Harriet quips that his approach might be better if he were touched. Source: Success Magazine.
Fred C. Thomson of Los Angeles won the all around championship with the highest points in Chicago. Beginning at Occidental Academy eight years ago, he overcame doubts, excelled in track and football, and became a top college athlete, completing a standout career as a student and athlete.
Vienna social circles discuss a cook filing suit against Viscountess de Fontenay after years of filing resignations. The mistress gave a mocked character certificate praising sauces while admitting an incompatible temper, a paradox the cook cites as grounds for her complaint in a peculiar legal case.
Rosry Nemeth a young Austrian immigrant lies seriously injured at Ellis Island after leaping from a window during the standard medical exam. She feared being sold into white slavery, her face and arms torn by glass as she escaped what she believed to be danger.
Johannesburg report on the riot at Premier mine where six natives were killed. The inquiry, led by Magistrate Mr. Innes, notes the mine employs 123,800 blacks including 3800 Moshesh Basutos and 6000 Transvaal Basutos. The inquiry centers on the Moshesh Basuto figure, valued by employers for his physique and intelligence.
Pretoria reports rising demand for skilled labor in the Transvaal with building trades most affected. Shortages expected in stone cutting bricklaying carpentry plastering and painting among competent workers. Engineering trades remain easier to fill while unskilled white labor worsens due to more colored workers. Seven municipalities approved new building valued at 2,005,000 in Q1 this year.
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