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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1910
Page
2
The Great Icidy by William Vaughn Moody presents a loaded political drama about a veto and the creation of peers to force a vote. If the king blocks, no election, if rejected, opposition claims crown and constitution, risking liberal unity and Irish agitation. Tories expect victory. Welber party backs veto first.
The Tong as Walted Great American play by Henry Miller’s superb company brings magnificent scenery and the same production that ran over 660 times in New York City to the Oregon theater on March 1.
London reports a shifting political landscape as Redmond's stance on the Irish council bill creates doubt in ministers and prompts concern over pledged support. Critics say his wavering undermines any bargains with the Irish party, especially as Dublin convention looms and guarantees remain demanded.
Edwin Pallen, 71, widower and former farm laborer from near Amlin Station, lost sight in both eyes after two separate cornfield accidents. He lived in Columbus hospitals, reliant on others, and faces possible infirmary care unless his western children, from whom he has long heard no word, provide a home.
An elderly man wounded in an accident ties his hospital ties as a surgeon helps without pay. He claims five living children, all elsewhere, with no known addresses. He believes a daughter, Mrs. Elizabeth Brooks, lives in Ottawa, Kansas, and fears she is being withheld from him.
Pevine Benjamin Ide Wheeler president of the University of California has been honored by Emperor William with an invitation for Wheeler to join him on a pleasure cruise in the North Sea. The invitation also extends to Professor G F Moore exchange editor at the University of Berlin. No announcement has been made and both professors plan to leave Berlin before the Kaiser's yacht departure.
Dr. Frederick A. Cook and his wife departed Valparaiso Chile today en route to Los Angeles. A prize is offered to every child who submits a drawing of the famous "Red Gang" and brings it to the Peoples Warehouse for the contest.
A flood of constituent letters fills congressional offices as lawmakers receive 250 to 800 messages daily on postal rate changes, oleomargarine tax, ship subsidies, corn der Peary promotion, conservation, suffrage, and other issues. Clerks, stenographers, and duplicating machines labor to reply while lobbyists and readers circulate epistolary appeals from various quarters.
Advert shows Hal lard's Stew Liniment claimed to relieve pain quickly and heal wounds after accidents in babies. Priced 20c, 50c, and 1 dollar, offered by Koeppen & Bros.
Whitman College freshman Mise Jesale Kent from Puyallup reportedly can write professor before her name, fueling rumors of hypnosis plots. Whitman students in Reynolds Hall perform stunts under her guidance, including singing prompts and headstands, while many resist tests due to observed effects and caution. Kent studies hypnosis and continues experiments dating from high school, drawing interest and skepticism.
Cor nelius editor J P Soxxman bruised his leg badly and a sore followed. After many salves failed Bucklen's Arnica salve healed it thoroughly. It is promoted as prompt and sure for ulcers burns bruises cuts corns sores pimples eczema or ulcers. Available for 26c at Tallman & Co.
In Kansas City Dodson neighborhood residents report bold wolves threatening fowl, calves, and property. A wolf hunt is organized to protect life, with sightings reaching into Swope Park area as scores of wolves roam near the business district.
At least 600 men will participate in the hunt as part of a traditional gathering. The event draws a sizable crowd and involves organized participation from local and neighboring communities.
An aged ad promotes Horehound Syrup by Keerpen & Bros with prices noted as 10 and 1 per bottle. The text suggests a rough promotional tone and unclear product details amid garbled OCR. The exact product and context are obscured, but the ad markets a medicinal syrup at stated prices.
A probate court ruled that Rieieid Rile-Marmaduke Maann’s will cannot leave property to the prohibition party. The court found the will invalid for bequests that would divert assets away from lawful heirs and toward a charity. The young man victim died after a struggle with a borlar at a Rhode Island insane hospital.
An elderly classified ad offers to sew ladies soles and sell axles at 64 cents per pair. The note mentions A. Eklund and a clean coal supplier near Thorne Main street, with garbled street names and illegible fragments.
Otello Washington reports the Milwaukee road is replacing wooden trestles with steel bridges on the Puget Sound extension. Bridge steel is arriving for the coast and Columbia divisions. Nine steam shovels operate at Deer Lodge Montana with 24 more on order to reach 30 shovels by mid March. The aim is to be ready for fast through traffic by July 1.
Snippet argues the Pure Food and Drug Law fails to raise national purity and still allows harmful medicines. It notes Lyte K. Pinktian’s Weeviable Compound, a roots and herbs product, will continue its beneficial work among them.
A contest at Pastime Parlors awards prizes to top marksmen. Valushie cunsa and cigars are given to the best shots, acknowledging accuracy and skill in the venue’s shooting challenge.
Synopsis of the annual statement of the Reliance Insurance Company of Philadelphia filed with Oregon Insurance Commissioner showing cash receipts premiums and investment income, expenditures, assets including real estate and stocks, liabilities such as unearned premiums and unpaid losses, total insurance in force, and signed by President William Chubb.
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