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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1913
Page
2
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Camp Perry Ohio August 20 The 12 Oregon sharpshooters led by General Finger defeated every state team and most U S forces. Oregon totaled 2605 in the skirmish beating the Navy and Marine Corps, only the Cavalry and the Army Infantry surpassed them. Individual scores list nine shooters with totals from 1009 to 906. Washington placed 16th with 2538. General Finger named captain of the militia team for today’s United Service match.
New York August 30 Robert G Norton of Savannah a real estate dealer was arrested on telegraphic request from Savannah Chief of Police who telegraphed that Norton was wanted on charge of manipulating
A man named Norton was arrested at Miss Edna Robinson’s Brooklyn home after detectives arrived to take him into custody. He was held in default of $2000 bail until September 3 awaiting arrival of Savannah detectives.
Rev. John H. Caley of the Church of God on Juniper Street died after typhoid relapse and a dramatic escape from a hospital. Delirious he leaped from a screened window in nightwear, cried for help, two shots were fired by a homeowner, and police and sheriff searched the area before he was found and returned to the hospital.
The Orpheum presents Essanay two reel King Robert of Sicily a dramatic feature from Longfellow with EF H Calvert as King Robert. Also shows The Flying Switch Kalem and Shipwrecked in two parts with Vitagraph titles The Courage of the Commonplace and The Romance of Rowena starring Mary Fuller and Edwin August.
The Frank Carpenter Dramatic company presents The Miser a comedy sketch on Sunday with Miss Ethel Stodard and Miss Pearl Vohi in novelty acts and songs. A Monday change offers The Stolen Treaty three reels from Northern Feature Co a photo drama in three parts with over sixty scenes of diplomatic intrigue. Hy Mayers Cartoons from The New York Times provides additional humor moving picture critics call a sensation.
The Frank Rich company Northern opens at the Grand Theatre for two weeks starting Saturday August 30 with eighteen performers including Herb Bell Mack Swain Aubery Carr Frank Earle Edythe Wilma Cora King Swain Dora Gardner and The Sunshine Girls The act features rapid fire musical tabloids three program changes weekly and the opening bill The Beauty Doctor a comedy with a love story and clever plot throughout Each bill includes ten musical numbers with The Sunshine Girls and popular prices apply for the engagement.
A collection of kitchen and craft tips outlines simple desserts and fillings such as a cream pie custard with boiling milk, lemon syrup on bananas, and plain boiled rice with cinnamon. It also covers linen towel edging and embroidery techniques with rosette motifs, plus a brief report on dynamite fishing arrests in Oregon and a gun licensing issue for foreign workers.
An advertisement asserts constipation causes many ailments and endorses Chamberlain's Tar as a remedy to keep bowels regular, claiming it helps avoid diseases. Sold by all dealers.
Mrs. John Olbrich, 80, reported a feud between the Olbrich and Clayton Harsen families led to a shooting as she rode past a house in Haker Oregon. The bullet struck the ground near her horse causing it to bolt and throw her. Dragged by the stirrup she sustained facial, shoulder, and hip injuries and crawled a mile and a half to safety. Mrs. Olbrich cites a long-running dispute over a horse and pasture as the motive.
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