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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1910
Page
5
Mixed classified snippet lists coal and wood sellers, furn ished rooms for rent, theatres promoting more moving pictures than rivals, grocery and hardware bargains, and service notices. It includes phone numbers, addresses, and brief job asks, with a final clipped quotation about naval service and nationality.
Berlin reports rapid growth of Germany’s industry and agriculture has left the navy short of men. The 1907 08 levy raised about 10,000 with two thirds from inland districts, highlighting shortages as naval expansion accelerates. Herr Koemerrer calls attention to the unsatisfactory state and publishes a pamphlet on the issue.
Lord Beresford told a Pembroke Dock audience that England must better safeguard its naval defenses. He argued for quicker armament expansion, criticized the current Dreadnought, and insisted the public deserve full truth about the navy amid European tensions. He warned against complacency and urged vigilance.
A late rag picker named Jeremiah Moynihan left an estate of 60000 but did not receive support from relatives. Hundreds claim a share in the estate after discovery of securities among Moynihan's effects. Miss Anna V Moynihan of Troulston Massachusetts asserts kinship to Moynihan on both sides. Public official Tropp says Moynihan may be located in Limerick Ireland and the will may pass to him if no better claim is found.
Newsy Notes of Pendleton reports the Current Literature Club meeting set for Friday at 2 30 PM at Dr F W Vincents home Water Marriage License issued today to J J Rockerby and Sadie Doyle both of this city affidavit provided by E R Tod hunter One Case of Smallpox Miss Gertrude Jordan confined to her home on the south hill with a mild form of smallpox and will remain under quarantine for several days.
A. W. Robinson of Oregon Lumber yards Ben Hill of Pendleton Lumber and Dr M S Kern of Inland Lumber Hermiston Stanfield travel to Portland for a three day Western Lumbermen convention session and expect to return Friday.
Tullus Kruttschnitt head of the traffic department of Harri man roads passed Pendleton this morning in his special train. He was accompanied by several high officials as they toured parts of the Washington division now open to traffic before moving westward from the city.
A man about 42 years old appeared at County Judge Gilliland's office this afternoon. He was fairly well dressed and had money, but could not provide his name or origin and had no identifying papers or details to help establish who he is or where he came from.
The article notes a special Valentine season with widespread distribution of cards and dainty creations to postal workers. It highlights the tradition of giving valentines to living recipients and mentions Uncle Sam’s mail carriers facing extra trouble due to the holiday.
Ex president Loubet says publics misjudged most monarchs while praising Tsar and Kaiser as strong. Interview notes Edward VII favored in Paris friendship cards, with recollections of George V era visits and strained Franco British ties.
Geneva reports ongoing Junefran railway construction with daily progress of three to four meters. One hundred thirty workmen bore a tunnel between Riemeer and Jungfraujoch using compressed air perforation. Snow and avalanches challenge crews under Swiss engineers as the line advances toward Jungfrau station and a lift to the summit.
Seoul reports reveal a murder league tied to the attempted assassination of Korea’s premier. A single assailant confessed, naming associates, linking to Prince Ito’s death and a plot to kill Korean cabinet members and Japanese officials. Authorities hold 15 in jail. branches alleged in Vladivostok and San Francisco.
New York economist Robert W Babson warned of another financial panic in 1912 based on studies of the past century. He noted a third of prosperity has passed and that stock prices usually peak after one to one and a half prosperous years. He advised using a generous margin on leading stocks, selling high, and saving in banks when prices fall.
Louis Spohr, famed German violinist and composer born in Brunswick on April 3 1784, inspired awe with brilliance and dignity. He influenced violin playing and music composition, shaping 19th century taste, with Richard Wagner later acknowledging his impact after Spohr conducted The Flying Dutchman in Cassel in 1843. Spohr died in Cassel in 1850.
A Newark Call item recalls a local manufacturer angered by a customer who mailed a ninety day bill with a two cent postage deduction. The visitor vows to send a full receipt and collect via telegraph, signaling a small but sharp financial sting.
A St. Louis Star item describes Monday sessions of the United States Supreme Court where announcements are made in muffled tones and viewers struggle to hear. It notes that contempt or appeals are unlikely from the bench, with a humorously quoted old colored employee. An advertisement for Foley's Honey and Tar strops coughs and chest congestion.
The Cohan and Harris comedians present Brewster's Millions, a New York London and Chicago success. Monty Brewster inherits seven million after his grandfather dies and must spend it in twelve months to claim the fortune. Royal Tracy stars as the lead in a fast paced, humorous production with elaborate scenery and witty dialogue.
Shoppers hear relief as prices ease amid a broad market pullback. Analysts note softer consumer demand and discounting at retailers statewide, with early effects seen in groceries and household goods.
The Pastime shows a varied program including The Cloister's Touch a feudal tale The Last Look a mystery drama His Opponent's Card a comedy The Great Divide a romance and Wild Waves of St Jean the Luk a travelogue plus an Orpheum set with A Japanese Peach Box A Midsummer Night's Dream The Engineers Romance Ashes Every Little Bit Helps. Tomorrow further bills include The Golden Lilly Ascending the Jura Mountains The Man Who Lost Flower Paradise in Pasadena Won by a Holdup In the Land of the Buffalo.
Knoights Damon Lodge No 4 K of P announce tonight’s second mink work. All Knights are urged to attend. Ww L GapDWa Cc Cc R W Fletcher K R 3. The pigmy uses a magnifying glass for his mirror.
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