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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1913
Page
5
Many educated people abandon promiscuous dragging and adopt osteopathic methods to keep the body healthy. Once a lone advocate, osteopathy now has hundreds of thousands of followers with about six thousand graduates practicing nationwide, proving the body benefits from proper adjustment under official osteopathic health guidance by Drs. Judd Building Hoisington.
Dr Wu Ting Fang, former Chinese minister to the United States and other nations, accepted a commission from Yuan Shih Kai to travel as a special envoy thanking the powers for recognition of the republic. He will travel via the Trans-Siberian railway, visit Russia, England, France, the United States, and then Japan before returning to Shanghai and Peking.
CHICAGO December 15 A 30 day reprieve from December 19 was granted Henry Spencer who was sentenced to die for the murder of Mrs Rexroat Attorney Zeman said he expected to prove Spencer was insane at the time of the crime
Named individuals from Helix Gibbon Pilot Rock Juniper Yale Echo and Pendleton report visits and travel. Mentions include J A Hawkine J C Rhodes Lee Buckner M D B Smith J A Kirkland Mrs William Baker F H Gardner D W Bowmen Emmett Reese Fred Raymond Manuel Friedley James H EB Scott BE Av erill W M Bakely Mrs J H McElroy Dale Slusher and their movements between cities including Athena Portland Galveston New York and Pendleton.
The Alta Theater will begin a program of exclusive first-run films from major studios including Kalem Vitagraph Selig Be ringer and Pathe with high quality musical accompaniment and comfortable seating. Admission will stay at ten cents for adults and five cents for children while vaudeville is phased out to focus on clean, pleasant entertainment with consistent patronage.
The Tivoli Trio appears Monday and Tuesday with a full change of songs and refined costumes. The Electras arrive Wednesday for a sensational electrical act that will astonish audiences. Picture program includes For Another's Crime two reels and The Iceman's Revenge a humorous two part tale with crime and justice themes.
The Supreme Court on December 16 upheld Montana's tax on life insurance premiums exceeding losses and expenses. The test case, brought by the New York Life Insurance Company, ruled that insurance is not commerce but a mere indemnity against loss.
A quirky old columnist notes that a woman has little use for a man she cannot train in jealousy. The piece hints at gendered social norms and humorous relationship tension of its era.
Pendleton high school sophomores outscored Umatilla 45 to 22 on the latter’s floor Saturday. Fred Hoskins led with 18 points on nine field goals, as Pendleton built a large first half lead and held firm in the second. Umatilla, a fast but inexperienced squad, featured Siebert at center and Kerrick, Peters, Russell as guards and forwards. The sophomores now aim to challenge other school classes. Washington reporting Navy plans to reassemble Atlantic fleet after New Years for West Indian cruise.
Advertisement pricing listed per line for first insertion ten cents per line. Additional line charges apply. Remittance must accompany order and locals will not be taken over the phone.
Daily assortment of ads and notices: Estes' barber shop at 622 Main invites patrons. Oregon Market touts fresh meats. several rental listings for furnished rooms and houses. Pendleton Iron Works seeks scrap cast iron. various wanted ads including a woman cook and a girl for housework. found mink neck piece at Moose Hall. lost sorrel gelding with rewards. Penland Bros moves and storage services. mixed business cards and contact details across Pendleton Oregon.
The advertisement declares readiness to drill any depth wells with estimates provided. Inquiries invited for prices from A G Winnerling located at 116 W Webb Street.
Pendleton Circle invites all to a bic Wer men dance at Moose Hall on Tuesday night December 16 with admission 0c. The event promises the same good time as in the past.
Sealed proposals for six per cent Street Improvement Bonds of Pendleton Oregon totaling 7146.65 for Raley Street between Bush and Short Streets are invited by the City Recorder. Bids must be filed by December 31, 1913, with $100 certified checks to be forfeited if the bidder refuses bonds. city may reject any bid.
Grand Chancellor Frank G. Grant will make an official visit this evening. All Knights are urged to attend and participate in the proceedings at 8 AM at East Paine.
Bids are requested on 6500 feet of drain tile 10 to 3 inches laid above tile and 6500 cubic yards of excavation including removal of 1000 feet of 30 inch tile. Work covers installation and trenching with required disposal and site restoration as specified in the contract documents.
Work to install backfill tile specifications now ready for UMATILLA DRAINAGE DISTRICT at Stanfield Oregon. Bids will be opened at 10 a m on Monday December 22 1913.
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