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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Dec 30, 1911

Page

4

Melrose System coal and wood ads and local notices

Local ads promote Melrose System coal and dry wood from Dutch Henry at Main 178, and Rock Spring coal. Mentions Orpheum cinema, rooms for rent, job listings, a 480 acre wheat ranch for sale, and various service notices. Also calls for used incubator, furniture sale, and moving services with multiple business names and addresses.

Dutch Henry Rock Spring Orpheum Bath Willow Street Dutch Henry's J. C. Hoskins Eeho Oregon Mark Moorhouse Co Association Block Aura Street Ben L. Burroughs

Notice for bids for sewer construction in Pendleton

Common Council on December 20 1911 adopted plans for a sewer extending north on Hazel street from Court Street to near the O W R & N right of way. Bids due January 10 1912 at 6 pm with $100 certified check. Council may reject all bids. Recorder Thomas Fitzgerald. Also Pendleton Circle No 527 Women of Woodcraft to meet at Moone hall on first and third Tuesdays. ORAG Hamilton Clerk.

Common City of Pendleton Common Council Thomas Fitzgerald Pendleton Circle Woodcraft New Moone Hall ORAG Hamilton Clork

Pendleton Visitors Noted From Nearby Towns In One Day

A string of Pendleton visitors and stayed overnight guests includes LC Sharps of Pilot Rock, A Hartstaff of Holden, Fred W Steener of Slecium, Mrs Westgate and Mrs Grice Frost of Pilot Rock, PD Gilman of Heppner, and traveling freight agent Van De Water of the O W I N C. Several residents such as H W Storey D V S Deld, J S Beckwith and son John, Pun F P Smythe, Henry J Taylor, El Davis, Nat Kimball, J F Keefe Charles W Meighan and A R Lord returned from events or journeys. Mrs Harry Bickers hosted Sunday school children with assistance from Lotta Livermore Georgiana Fletcher Louiza Jones and Emily Carney.

Sharps Piot Rock Pendleton A. Hartstaff Holdman Fred W. Steener Slecium Westgate Pilot Rock Grice Frost PD. B. Gilman Heppner Morrow Bowman van de Water W. It. & N. Company Jasper Cochran Prairie City Beckwith John Oxden Nat Kimball Portland Eugene University of Oregon Charles W. Meighan A. R. Lord Commercial Club Vincent Odil Harry Bickers Tota

Local Grand Amateur Night Draws Big Audience

At the Grand last night, amateur acts drew a large crowd with several encores. Five year old Little Mrs Longenecker excelled in a recitation, Kid Casey impressed in buck and wing dancing, and Pendleton colored quartet delivered four curtain calls for new songs. The management plans a repeat appearance Sunday and Monday as a special attraction. The Good Ship Nancy Lee is well received and Monday night the Austin company will present In Vacation Time with a special matinee Sunday and Monday at 2:30.

Austin Company

Notice for M B and A meeting on December 31 1911

All members of the M A are requested to meet at Eagle Wondman hall at 1 p m December 31 1911 for funeral arrangements of the late sister Mrs R E Tiaird. President P A Anderson Secretary Miller

M. B Eagle-Wondman Hall R. E. Tiaird

Royal Family Flees Beijing in Disguise Amid Rebels

Tokyo dispatches report that most of the Chinese royal family is fleeing the forbidden city in disguise. Prince Chun the deposed regent reportedly with the baby emperor in disguise as a college student and headed toward Tokyo. The dowager empress remains until rebels enter Peking.

Tokio Peking Forbidden City Prince Chun

Kansas City Bank Closes Amid Banking Concerns

December 30 Ameri can Union Trust company with 162,000 capital failed to open doors today. The institution is less than a year old and affects about 2000 depositors. State banking officials say investigations are not yet enough to issue statements.

Kansas City American Union Trust Company

La Follette Flies Through Ohio Campaign Stops

Senator La Follette toured Hamilton and Cincinnati during the day and spoke in Hamilton this afternoon before addressing a Taft home meeting in Cincinnati. He said he was greatly pleased with his reception across Ohio.

la Follette Taft Dayton Laa Follett Ohio Hamilton Cincinnati

Turkish Cabinet Resigns Over Unpassed Reforms

London reports the entire Turkish cabinet resigned today as legislators refused to pass the cabinet proposed laws. The move follows ongoing struggles to implement reforms demanded by the government and allied powers.

London Dec

King’s Skull Stolen from Servian Vault in Vienna

The vault in St Mark’s cemetery holding Kara-George Petrovitch’s remains was desecrated with the skull stolen while jewelry remained untouched. Queen Persida’s coffin was not opened. Kara-George, born 1766, led Serbians in the revolt against Turkey, winning battles such as Belgrade before his death in 1817.

Black George Servia Vienna St. Mark's Kara-George Petrovitch Persida Kara-George George Czerny Turkey Beleride Ista

Smudge Pots for Stanfield Orchard Use Planned

Stanfield Oregon December 30 news notes F H Page of Portland plans to protect his 160 acre Furnish ditch peach orchard from frost using smudge pots aiming to harvest thousands of boxes from the three year old trees. Other items include O W R L N night train at the depot, local visits, drainage ditch work by Eschbach Bruce Co, Mary Appleby and daughter heading to Sunnyside Washington, and Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy gospel for cold prevention.

Stanfield Ore F. H. Page Portland Furnish Urattle City W. T. Reevs Stanfeld Pendleton CFP Bowman Buttercreek Thuradas J. M. Bruce Eschbach Bruce Co Mary Appleby Ross Schlosser Sunnyside Wash J. E Reeves L. T. Kenison George Hiseling Joe Bailey Beho Kr. H. Irwin Tnland Irrigation Company Metropolis

Sunday and Monday at the Orpheum and Excelent shows

The program lists five films: In the Days of Gold a western thriller about love and Indian violence. Jimmie and His Country Uncle Gaumont a comic tale of winning an attractive widow. A Trip on Marne from Creteil to Saint Maur Gaumont a Paris outskirts travel piece. A Brother in Arms Pathe a military rescue story with U S troops. Sir George and the Heiress Edison a society comedy showcasing stylish players and manners.

Orpheum Jimmie Gaumont Marne Creteil Saint Maur

The Pastime Sun Day Program Man to Man Vitagraph

The Pastime presents Sunday program featuring Man to Man by Vitagraph. A brief showcase of a film offering, with cinema entertainment promoted for local audiences.

Good Pictures Vitagraph

Western cinema serials and plots of love and duty

A column reviews a slate of silent films and vaudeville acts. Titles include His Chorus Girl Wife a tale of gilded youth, marriage, disinheritance, and a happy end. The Empty Saddle a dramatic rebellion episode. Vendetta a strong dramatic film. The Birth of a Flower an educational feature. When the Sheriff Got His Man a western comedy. Magdalene a tale of penance. Thirty Minutes a comic farce about a ministerial disguise.

Wifa Ufe G. P. Cc Bob Alice Magdalene Tenance Jack

The Cosy Presents A Range Romance On Stage

The Cosy stages Friday and Saturday with Western humor and strong comedy in A Range Romance. A quarrel led Bob Adams to leave his wife with their child Ethel, and ten years later the ranch foreman travels to town seeking a new cook.

Bison Bob Adams Ethel

Hewett’s Last Appearance at Oregon Theatre Tonight

The Hewett company performs a final show at the Oregon theatre tonight presenting a change of program with the sketch Matrimonial Squabble and accompanying pictures. The Hewetts have drawn excellent houses all week with plays and moving pictures that pleased audiences.

Hewett Hewett Company Oregon Theatre Hewetts

Also Mentioned on This Page

FE Livengood & Co the Ladies’ and Children’s Store A Snyder Sharon & Eddings Teutsch & Hickora Teutsch & Bickers Cc. J. Whittaker Jesse Penland Main Street B. A. Morton East Oregoniin Building The Pendleton Business College Wester Bentley & Leffigwell Bell Telephone Bell the Pacific Telephone Telegraph Company Pun FP. Smythe Loyal Commercial Association Henry J. Taylor Odd Fellows of P. A. Anderson Miller Kansas City Bank King Stanfield Orchard Chamberain Wohlenberg Department Store Laurent’s Grill Chicken Okra Prime Ribs Au Jus Gosling Apple Dressing Joan Laurent St. George Webb Street
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