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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1916
Page
6
A 5 month old baby cried loudly as a burglar broke into a Chicago home on 6146 South Michigan Avenue. The intruder threatened the mother but fled when the baby’s cries drew attention. Police and court notes reference Judge Landis in a separate line.
Francis Reader a 30 year resident of Stevens county and long time state resident, killed himself with a shotgun yesterday in Bosbeurg Washington. He had been in poor health for months and left no relatives in the region.
In Portland the North Pacific Fair Association at a closing session voted to abolish the early closing entry list in all fairs except the one at Vancouver British Columbia. The decision affects entries at the fairs and follows Vancouver plans.
The fair association records its support for a uniform racing event plan. J events rated 8:16 2:20 2:36 and free for all. all heats run under every heat race except the free-for-all. White House notes food evidence presented. Wilson will not propose remedial plans until investigations finish. Cabinet meets discuss high cost of living. Redfield discusses probes with Wilson.
First mass at six, second mass at eight, high mass at ten on Sunday with Sunday school at three and evening services at seven thirty. The daily mate during the week will be at the rectory.
The passage notes that borrowings look looser this year, with people who have access to funds displaying more willingness to spend. It suggests a shift in financial behavior among those with capital, impacting markets and consumer activity.
Motion Picture News lists the Pastime as featuring Poultry a la Mode a comedy of country folk with pretty girls. Rene Calvert and T Gowland star in Her Final Choice a simple tale of country life. Harry Palmera Komic Kartoga of Golf completes the program.
Er J Sothern funds a painting titled The Chattel purchased for a large sum by Vitagraph. Sothern, a wealthy financier, faces scandal as his wife seeks freedom via stock exchange. The plot centers on a pivotal painting scene to drive the drama. See The Chattel at the Pastime theater in London on Monday.
Pendleton audiences filled the Alta Theater last night for the Great Traveluttte show featuring Dr Herbert Travelutte hailed as The Maker of a Millen Laughs and a performer delivering hypnotic humor. Also on stage Marie Doro in The Lash with Paul Wet's story and George Dubois Proctor’s screen adaptation, supported by an acclaimed cast including Billott Dexter James Neill Thomas Delmar Veda McEver Raymond Hatton and Jane Wolff.
Louie Glaum, noted for heavy roles in Triangle-Ray Bee productions, stars in Some Where In France at the Temple Tuesday and Wednesday. She was accused of spending her salary on clothes but admitted the impeachment and said she had hardly begun to earn.
Dr Henry van Dyke a professor of literature at Princeton University while Woodrow Wilson was president has sent his resignation to the president in Washington and it has been accepted. The reason is not known. Van Dyke has been at The Hague for nearly four years.
Triangle-Fine Arts presents Sister of Six with Bessie Love. A Spanish fiesta scene showcases old Mission style set and numerous Spanish dancers. Milas Love’s leading man Frank Bennett. cast includes Ralph Lewin A D Sears Charles Gorman Alberta Lee Ben Lewis and more under directors M and A Franklin.
Washington December 9 expenditure figures show the National Woman's Party spent 50 036 dollars in the recent election. The official statement was filed with the clerk of the court.
The report shows 51220 collected with major gifts from New York and Philadelphia donors. Notable contributions include Belmont of New York 19600, Milholland 25000, Hearst 1410, Rosenwald 650, and Anderson of Stamford ?. authorities urge not to overreach on drug stores selling liquor. The piece ends with a rueful note about an ex hero.
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