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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1912
Page
2
Justice Sam Kabatchnick in Cleveland adopts a lenient, mail notice plan for minor misdemeanors. Suspects are summoned by letter to appear in court next day, avoiding public humiliation of arrest. He notes the approach saves embarrassment while enabling quick bond arrangements for small offenses.
In a brief four minute segment the contest ends with American defeating Boasting tardiness. No further details available.
An old medical advertisement argues deafness stems from catarrh and inflamed mucous membranes. It claims a constitutional cure via Hall's Catarrh Cure and promises money for cases of deafness caused by catarrh that cannot be cured, mentioning Toledo, Ohio and other products.
At the Colony Club, Mrs. William H. Dewar of Philadelphia defeated Baroness de Meyer in four minutes of fast fencing. Dewar twice landed hits on the baroness and, after the bout, rested on defense with one score against her, praising America’s strength in women’s saber.
A heavy lung cold thought to cure itself often leads to fatal disease. the advised remedy is Ballard's Horehound Syrup to check progression and aid natural restoration. Available in 26c 50c and $1.00 bottles from A. C. Koeppen & Bros.
Salem Oregon Governor West issues a proclamation urging Oregon residents to donate to the Red Cross for famine relief in China. He directs that all contributions be sent to the national Red Cross headquarters for distribution.
In London the omission of the word obey from a church marriage service was ruled illegal after Rev. Hugh Chapman consulted legal counsel. Mise Una Dugdale and Victor D. Duval stood ready to wed, both active suffragists, whose pledge to omit obey prompted the church announcement.
Five feature offerings headline the program at the Orpheum and Vitagraph including One Touch of Nature a tale of intermarriage prejudice overcome. Taking His Medicine a country farce. Her Pet a canine devotion and mischief. Norma from Norway a sea coast melodrama. and Starlights Necklace a tale of love and danger with an Indian zest and a dramatic quest.
Miss Dugdale and Mr. Duval agreed to marry after a chaplain’s announcement and a brief refusal to object. The chaplain disparaged compulsory language and hoped for a later form of marriage service that respects Christian sensibilities.
An ad promotes Patton's barber shop claiming low wait times and full services. It notes five barbers, ample hot water and clean towels and asserts it does not solicit trade from Chinamen Indians or Japs, inviting customers to try.
A wartime era advertisement touts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as preventing pneumonia from a cold and urges readers to buy it from dealers at a trifling cost.
Port George Warm Lands advertises a farm for sale at a very low figure in Frater River Valley. Toutsch and Bickers invite interested buyers to call or write for full particulars.
An advertisement asserts that Chamberlains Cough Remedy has a strong reputation and high sales for curing colds. It promises dependability and notes availability from all dealers.
Miss Nora M. Frenzelmeier a 31 year old trained nurse in Lawrenceburg Indiana is in serious condition with blood poisoning after attempting to kill a mouse with stove wool. The mouse bit her right hand and doctors fear amputation may be needed to halt the infection.
Real estate notice offering a premier residence in Walla Walla with exchange options on wheat land or terms to suit the buyer. Address 506 Bulletin Walla Walla.
The home of good pictures promises a classy program with No 1 Saved from Himself with a biography and romance theme. No 2 The Black Chasm is praised as poetic art. No 8 How Betty Captured the Outlaw is a lively western comedy. No 4 The Idle Beast shows moral themes. No 6 A Glimpse Into Yellow Stone National Park offers park features. Friday and Saturday musical lineup listed with multiple acts.
The page highlights a Wednesday and Thursday comedy program with A Western One-Night Stand featuring cowboys and egg pranks, plus A Father's Heart about mother and child bond. King the Detective offers a strong plot, Matt and Jeff and the Lady Stenographer returns, The Suit Case Mystery provides light comedy, and Friday Saturday presents Zoological Gardens of Rome in two reels for families and kids.
Pendleton Round-Up pictures conclude with a strong Austin company run supporting a relief society. Tonight features the Broadway comedy Two Married Men with Miller Evans debuting as a silver-voiced baritone. Friday brings amateur acts and a boys bread and milk contest while Saturday offers a Potato Matinee for children with prizes for three largest spuds.
Evangelist J Bruce Evans of Pasadena California arrived in Pendleton today and will preach at 7 30 in the Baptist Church. He just closed a great meeting at Oregon City and calls on all to hear him.
In this Friday night Oregon Theatre production Charley Steele portrayed by Sanford Dodge moves from a brilliant disloyal attorney to a man who sacrifices himself for an enemy. His ascent and decline are shown through acts at a mountain cabin and a church fire culminating in a fatal blaze.
A past note emphasizes quick calm action protecting a child from croup with Chamberlain's Remedy. The ad claims the remedy averts danger and is sold by all deniers.
The Oregon theater presents Faust with Sanford Dodge in the Mephisto role replacing Louis Morrison who has died. Dodge offers a new humorous and likable interpretation, continuing a celebrated tradition of excellence in the stage production. The performance is set for Saturday night February 2.
An advertisement touts Mother Gray's Aromatic Lead as a cure for kidney and bladder trouble headaches laziness and nerves. It promises testimonials and claims regulatorlike effects with a 50 cent price and a free sample available by mail from The Mother Gray Co LeRoy New York.
The article lists sedentary habits lack of outdoor exercise insufficient mastication of food constipation a horpid fiver wor ry and anxiety as the most common causes of stomach troubles.
An old advertisement touts a remedy claimed to relieve indigestion and constipation. It asserts widespread family endorsements and promises quick relief, urging purchase from leading druggists at 50 cents per bottle.
An old advertisement touts Cascarets as a cure for headaches and digestive ills. It claims toxic build up in the liver and intestines causes head pain and that Cascarets cleanse the stomach and bowels while you sleep. Consumers are urged to buy a 10 cent box for lasting clarity.
An old advertisement urges readers to take Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets and assures quick recovery. It notes the product is for sale by all dealers.
For sale a few thoroughbred buff Leghorn roosters and an Old Trusty incubator large size used one season. Inquire 1322 East Court or phone Black 3461.
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