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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1913
Page
2
A fragment notes a local event titled Peat Vie 7 Noel, with scarce readable details. The item appears as a brief notice in the historical page segment without clear date or location. Further verification is needed for concrete entities or outcomes.
In Ogden Utah Professor Henry Peterson tentatively identifies a man named W C Walraven as a former Denver resident based on rambling hospital conversations. Walraven, injured after being pushed off a cliff south of Ogden months ago, has recovered physically but remembers nothing prior to the incident or his move to Utah.
A formal invitation from Ashantee chief Albert Sam to Oklahoma Kansas and Missouri Negroes to relocate in Ashantee lands will be delivered soon at Boley. The Akim tribe chief plans to travel to America with the invitation, offering unoccupied farm lands for teaching modern farming methods.
Tribes in the northern coast region near the Gulf of Guinea will be supplied with townsites. The area is described as equal in size to the combined area of Oklahoma and New Jersey.
Special correspondence from Athena Oregon reports 73 year old Wm Pinkerton was kicked by a horse two miles west of Athena on Saturday evening breaking his hip. He was taken home for care with doctors Sharp and Plamondon attending. Burial and other local notices list visitors and residents from Weston Milton Pendleton Walla Walla Starbuck Two Rivers and Freewater.
Special agents of the Oregon Electric investigate how a dynamite detonator was placed on the Oregon Electric tracks just beyond Varley, less than a mile from Cornelius, in a case that remains unsolved as of December 2.
Beers, a farmer, found dynamite pieces beside a rail and reported it to the company. A single stick might derail a train. two years ago similar sticks were placed near Beaverton with unresolved results. Special Agent Lillis investigates the vicinity of Cornelius, aiming to keep details quiet.
Mrs Ida M French daughter of Robert J Wynne former American consul general in London and ex port master general was granted a divorce from Captain Hugh Ronald French of the Fourth Battalion Yorkshire regiment on grounds of infidelity and cruelty The name Marie Celestie Beach a Canadian chorus girl was mentioned
In Prince Albert Saskatchowan on December 31 a 13 year old girl Cathleen Simmon was found guilty of murdering her 9 year old playmate Julia Jenox. The court delivered its verdict amid a tense public hearing and prompted calls for renewed juvenile justice measures.
A large reception yesterday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James Johns drew over a hundred ladies. Mrs. Johns, a former popular figure in Portland society, was honored by hostesses Mrs. Will Moore and others. Flowers adorned the rooms while musical selections entertained guests. A lengthy guest list included many Mrs. Adams, Roy Bishop, Charles Murphy, and Laura Jerard among numerous others. Additional society events followed including bridge and dancing gatherings.
Testimonials from Manchester Ohio about Dr King’s New Discovery curing croup coughs and colds in children. Advertisement claims 60c and 1 per bottle and urges every home keep a bottle. Sold by druggists H E Bucklen and Co Philadelphia and St Louis.
Philadelphia December 3 George Washington Cable, the author, is in a hospital recovering from an operation. It is believed the sight of one eye was saved. An examination followed the procedure and the patient shows signs of improvement.
Children like doughnuts and pastries. These really are wholesome and digestible if made with Cottolene. For all deep frying Cottolene is superior and economical because you use it again and again. There are recipes for good things you and your children will like in our valuable free Recipe book Home Helps. Drop a postal for your copy.
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