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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1903
Page
3
A large and improved listing offers farms stock ranches and city property for sale plus a substantial tract of land in the eastern Washington wheat region.
Maude Griffin surveys spring fashion with new mussing and mercerized fabrics in cool whites and satin substitutes. Briefs on dresses, sleeves, lace, hats, and accessories highlight comfort, novelty, and the shift from taffeta to white satin.
The fourth U S championship squash tournament begins at Tuxedo New York on February 21 and runs to midweek. The event attracts many top players and reflects growing popularity. Beott of the New York Club holds the title and will meet the tournament winner in the finals for the James Henry Smith Cup awarded in 1900.
The Advisory Committee of the Master Painters Association of the United States and Canada met in Cleveland on February 21 to formulate topics for discussion at the next annual convention. The convention is scheduled for Chicago in the second week of September.
Sam Morris stars in The Peddler's Claim at Frazer opera house next Monday night February 23. The plot twists with hero Moses Levi facing accusation, an acquittal, and a live bear pursuing him during a comical chase, delivering lively road entertainment.
The University of Pennsylvania faculty and students celebrate George Washington's birthday with a long standing campus ceremony. At 10 oclock the students gathered on the campus and marched to a museum setting for exercises led by Dr. S. Weir Mitchell.
Ehell delivered the oration and Dr Horace Howard Furness served as public orator in the annual degree conferment ceremony. Among the numerous attendees were Governor Pennypacker General Leonard Wood and John F Sargent the painter.
A bill introduced in Harrisburg this week would enable Philadelphia to accept Andrew Carnegie’s gift of 1 500 000 for the erection of 40 branches of the free library. The measure seeks formal approval of the philanthropic endowment to expand library access across the city.
A lively venue promotes first class bowling alleys billiard and pool tables a shooting and throwing gallery and musical entertainment each evening. Temperance refreshments and cigars are available while visitors relax and pass spare time in a well ordered establishment.
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