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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Dec 20, 1913

Page

9

The Orpheum Theater Sunday Film Program Changes

The Orpheum announces a Sunday change featuring multiple reels and attractions. Highlights include The Birthday Ring, Kitty's Knight, The Vanishing Cracksman, Dollars Pounds and Senge, Jerry's Mother In Law, The Price of Human Lives, Good Old Summertime, The Jesters act, Schnitz the Tailor, His First Case, Two Girls of the Hills, Her Legacy and more.

Orpheum Joya Renewer Kitty Essanay Ruth Hennessey Wallace Beery Pudge Malone Mike McManus Mike Pudge Edison Benjamin Wilson Gertrude McCoy Jerry Vitagraph Clara Kimball Young Sidney Drew le Rodgers Lytton Kate Price Red Cross Pendleton Ruth Roland John E. Brennan May Kinney Sullivan Considine Schnitz Keystone Mabel Normand Hills Kentucky Kaybee

In the Elemental World and a Kalem Comedy

Four single reels presented headlined by In the Elemental World a Biograph drama starring Donald Crisp Irene Hawley and Robert Harron. A lost couple in the forest face self preservation and a breach as the wife steals and cuts off supplies. Ruth Roland also features in Tightwad's Present a light Kalem comedy about economy.

Donald Crisp Irene Hawley Robert Harron Ruth Roland

La Petite Elva Set For Christmas Week Return

La Petite Elva will play a return engagement here during Christmas week, bringing a festive program to local audiences. The show marks a revival after a prior run, with tickets expected to move quickly among families and theatergoers planning holiday entertainment.

la Petite Elva

Wild Animals at Large at Alta Theater Sunday

A tiger enters Pa Seeley and wife’s parlor prompting a hasty cellar hide in Wild Animals at Large a two part Vita graph exclusive feature comedy. The program also includes The Love of Penelope with Hobart Bosworth and Kathryn Williams a society drama and When the Heart Changes a Lubin production starring Arthur Johnson.

Pa Seeley Vitagraph Alta Theater Penelope Hobart Bosworth Kathryn Williams Arthur Johnson

Bears Maul Girl Dancer In Ghent Exhibition Scene

In Brussels on December 19 two bears mauled a trainer named Baron and a young dancing girl at Bostock’s menagerie, part of the Ghent exhibition side shows. The trainer suffered severe throat and chest injuries. the dancer also sustained serious injuries during the cage act. A bear escaped into the grounds but was captured after a frantic evacuation of spectators.

Brussels Baron Bostock Ghent

Taft to preside at New York Philippine dinner

Former President William Howard Taft will preside at a complimentary dinner in the Hotel Plaza honoring William Cameron Forbes governor general of the Philippine Islands. Dean Worcester ex secretary Jude Almet t Jenks and others will speak including Worcester whose lantern slides will argue slavery exists in parts of the islands. Invitations were accepted by 800 attendees.

New York William Howard Taft William Cameron Forbes The Philippine Islands Richard E. Forrest United States Philippines

Yuan Shih Kai Denies Move to Abolish Parliament

In Pekin on December 19 President Yuan Shih Kai denied circulating rumors that he sought to dissolve the Chinese parliament and stressed his intention to uphold a constitutional regime.

Pekin Yuan Shi Kai Chineree

Raising of Battleship Maine Cost Reported

Washington December 19 The raising of the battleship Maine from Havana harbor mud cost the United States 792,989 according to a war department report to the house of representatives. The figure covers transportation to and other services rendered.

Washington Maine Havana Harbor United States House of Representatives War Department

Burial of crew in Arlington cemetery reported

The report notes burial of more than 200 crew members in Arlington cemetery and a total appropriation of 900000 dollars. Part of the fund reverted to the treasury and the War Department now holds 104364 dollars for monuments and tablets.

Arlington Cemetery Treasury Department War Department

Lehigh Valley Sells $10 Million Bonds

The Lehigh Valley Railroad company announced it sold to a Philadelphia banking firm ten million dollars of ten 12 percent consolidated mortgage bonds. Proceeds retire Elmira Cortland Northern bonds, fund equipment, and finance terminal and other improvements underway or planned.

Philadelphia Lehigh Valley Railroad Company Elmira, Cortland & Northern Railroad

University students receive Christmas presents at campus

In Eugene Oregon on December 19 President P L Campbell handed every student at the weekly assembly a special edition little book printed for the university bearing the date of the occasion.

Eugene. Ore P. L. Campbell

Captain Alfred Brown Returns After Panama Canal Swim

Captain Alfred Brown, first to swim the full length of the Panama Canal, described repeated swift currents and whirlpools from Atlantic lock water, a submerged tree entangling his legs in Gatun Lake, and a moment he feared an octopus. He credited Colonel Goethals for enabling the effort.

Alfred Brown Panama Canal United States Atlantic Gatun Lake Brown Colonel Goethals

Salmon season unprofitable in South Bend fishery report

In South Bend Wash on December 19 the salmon season closed with poor runs and low prices. Barnes Cannery packed 7,000 cases of dog salmon, 726 of Silversides, and 1,000 cases of half-pound Silversides, while Willapa Fish Co packed 4,852 cases with Silversides at 12 cents, Chinook at 2 cents, and dog salmon at 2 cents per pound.

South Bend Wash Barnes Cannery Willapa Fish Company

Holdup Man Killed by Watchman’s Bullet in Oakland

In Oakland on December 19 a holdup man was killed by a night watchman, Fred Schilling, after trying to stop a milk wagon driver. Schilling fired once, fatally wounding the sole robber while his accomplice fled, leaving the other at Hayward morgue.

Oakland Cal Fred Schilling Hayward Schilling

New Commissioner Completes Salem State Fish and Game Board

Salem Oregon December 20 C H Evans of Wallowa was named to the state fish and game commission today. The new appointee joins the body as Summer heads its members. Santa Claus to Visit Indiana. In related holiday plans Supt Swartzlander of the Indian agency prepares a Christmas tree for 90 agency school children on Christmas evening. A farmers committee has raised about 10 dollars in Pendleton to aid the effort, supplemented by government funds, to supply candy fruit popcorn and gifts. Swartzlander has four assistants in the city selecting the presents.

New Commissiog Salem Ore C. H. Evans Wallowa State Fish and Game Commission Santa Claus Indiana Swartzlander Indian Agency Pendleton Supt

Spelling Stars Shine in Cottage Grove District

Spelling bees across the county show District No 1 including Cottage Grove with 18 perfect spellers, about one third of all perfects. A seventh grade banner goes to District No 25 for highest average, and two fourth graders Virgil Jones and Edith Hickey also achieved perfect scores. Miss Fern Holcomb teaches District 1.

Cottage Grove Ore Fern Holcomb Virgil Jones Edith Hickey

Navy May Buy Abroad Under Underwood Tariff

The navy will increasingly purchase supplies overseas to cut costs under the Underwood tariff. A recent bid call seeks 100000 yards of dark blue cloth for trousers jackets and caps for enlisted men. A prior Argentine beef contract reduced American bids.

Washington Navy Navy Bureau of Supplies and Accounts

Enright Freed Reimprisoned in Murder Charge

Maurice Enright released from Joliet prison by Governor Dunne after life sentence for killing Vincent Altman. He returns home to learn new murder trial charged with killing William Dutch Gentleman. Bond set at 25,000. Prosecution ties deaths to local labor feud.

Chicago Maurice Enright Dunne Joliet Vincent Altman Enright William Dutch" Gentleman Kersten Altman Gentleman

Mutual Aid Is Proposed in Albany Grange Meeting

In Albany Oregon on December 20 at a Grange gathering E E Blanchard of Grants Pass and a Josephine county delegate from the 1918 legislature urged direct cooperation between farmers and retail merchants to eliminate middlemen. He advocated farmers and merchants uniting to cut out commission merchants and improve conditions, urging each county to appoint an agricultural expert under a new law.

Albany Ore Grange E. E. Blanchard Grants Pass Josephine County

Farmers Free Advice On Soils And Crops History

The article recalls the last legislature that provided farmers with free advice on soils and crops, highlighting a historical policy aimed at supporting agricultural improvement through state guidance and agricultural education programs.

Cupid Wins Foe As Friend in West Tacoma Divorce Case

Vancouver Washington December 20. About six months ago attorney Donald McMaster secured a divorce for John W Gregory and Mrs Bill RK Manwell and acted as witness at the county auditor's office when they obtained a license to wed.

Cupid Vancouver Wash Donald McMaster John W. Gregory Mra Billa RK. Manwell

Lowering Cost of Living and Record Litter on Farm

Corvallis Oregon December 18 A local effort to curb expenses shows women pledging not to spend over seven dollars on any hat. In farming news hens set records with 291 and 303 eggs respectively. A Duroc Jersey sow at R A Mitchell farm just gave birth to 18 piglets, two died, leaving 14 unable to be cared for, with five piglets being bottle raised.

Corvallis Ore R. A. Mitchell

It’s a Boy Stirs a New York Jury Verdict

A New York Supreme Court jury reached a verdict shortly after a telephone message announced a newborn boy. A clerk directed the call stating that mother and baby were doing well, prompting the jurors to return a hurried ruling as the father, Mr. Siller, awaited the outcome in a jury room.

New York Supreme Court Mr. Siller

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