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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1910
Page
7
Golden Seal, the root of the above plant, is a useful medicine. Many gather it in summer in rich woodlands. It is valuable in dyspepsia catarrh and as a general tonic. Thousands of pounds of this root are used yearly in the famous catarrh remedy Peruna. Everyone uses Peruna for catarrh.
The Orpheum program for Sunday features The Little Station Agent a 100 foot love story set on a railroad. Tragical Concealment a 400 foot romance from France. Crossing the Andes a 600 foot scenic mule transport piece. The Taming of Wild Buck Urban a 1000 foot western comedy about love reforming a wild character. The afternoon includes a Sunday musical program by Young Guards with overture selections and a 2.0.2.4. Ripples orchestra led by Karl Gulott with W Fletcher as manager.
The Pastime presents a Sunday program featuring Walter No. 5 blograph drama about Russian to American downtrodden, elopement and a run store. Kalem Cuba war romance The Rough Rider's Romance with a dramatic battle scene. Pathé Max has trouble with His Eyes comedy. New Style Inkwell comedy from Pathé. all praised for acting, action, and variety.
La Grande Observer lists the city election slate. Mayoral candidates are A L Richardson J H Watson W N Monroe and James Mahady. For recorder C M Humphreys J A Cates. Chief of Police John Walden M Elledge P W Porter. Treasurer Ray W Logan. Council seats: First ward E C Davie Robert Deal. Second ward C L Mackey J A Woodell. Third ward W J Church W D Grandy. Fourth ward G B E Fowler J K Sheak Robert Finley Wesley Harrison.
Adams Oregon dispatch reports Adams residents gather at city hall for a primary election of the citizens ticket. Nominees include C C Darrix for mayor A Liunllen for recorder Bert Kirby treasurer A J Maker councilman W Holdman councilman J Chestnut councilman EB Simonton councilman F Martin councilman W McBride and others. Local social and travel notes follow with various visits and club activities.
An army officer aboard a train from Ala to Verona was arrested in Verona after a guard found his undeveloped films. He claimed to be an Austrian captain, then a British captain, and admitted only photographing the landscape. Films proved his innocence and he was released.
Japanese papers report Count Komura's health has declined after surgery and a resignation from the post is expected soon despite denials. Barons Kato and Motono are named as possible successors as doctors warned the operation imposed too great a strain. The illness leaves the political plot unresolved.
An advertisement urges readers crippled by rheumatics or stiff joints to try Ballard's Snow Liniment. It claims the remedy will drive away aches and pains and restore full mobility, as promoted by A. C. Koepen & Bros.
An Italian smuggler’s joyful yodel after slipping past Swiss guards caused 250000 tons of snow to avalanche the party as they crossed from Grisons into Italy. Five men carried contraband, two acted as guides. only Mare il and Faretell survived. The tragedy followed a risky border crossing during heavy snow.
A quirky city news item reports the birth of the Association of Noses or the Association of Suffering Noses a new society dedicated to suppressing objectionable odors and scents. It targets railroad smoke car exhaust garbage drains oil refineries tanneries soap works and other smells while criticizing fashionable scents like patchouli and musk. The piece also notes a light verse and social chatter about winter and Christmas magazines.
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