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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1912
Page
2
A bear named Doc Bruin escaped in Elgin and raided a hen house eating a flock of chickens. Keeper Thomas Dwyer chased it up a tree and was clawed, but not seriously injured. The bear returned to the Meyer farm, wrecked the hen house, and will be stuffed for the zoo.
The Kalem Irish production The O Neill leads the lineup with Jack Clark Gene Gauntier and Sid Olcott. Broncho Billy’s Adventure features G M Anderson. A Conspiracy Against the King stars Galloping Dick. Chumpa offers broad comedy with Bunny and Marshall P Wilder. Pastime bills A Just Verdict with a dramatic murder plot. Merely a Millionaire and The Cowboy’s Bride present light and romance themes. To Save Her Brother and a musical ragtime program complete the program selection at the Orpheum and Kalem feature homes.
Sir Bertrand Dawson physician to King George will sail for America for several months of surgical study. He will spend most time at Rochester Minnesota and Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore. He says America has surpassed Europe in surgical science and asks for universal adoption of American methods.
Walton Lackaye shared a tale after a dull speaker at the Lambs. He recalled two rival editors in Tillnol a who sparred in print over a mule purchase. The rival paper labeled it an extraordinary case of self possession reflecting pompous wit.
The Cosy presents Wednesday and Thursday shows featuring Ambrosia drama The Burden of Shame about an attempted elopement and a cliff crash with realistic effects. Also shows The Chinese Smugglers a vivid color crime tale and other features including Four Yale Men and Back to His Old Home Town along with comedies Tweedledums Financial Distrese and Playing the Game.
Ed Keith the baritone performs at the Grand tonight with bright songs and original parodies. Louig Jones, Blanche Clifton, and Ed Shaw appear in dance and comedy acts. Taft speeches on the Panama-Pacific International Exposition are listed, plus Cain and Able Bileni story at the Grand.
University of Oregon and University of Washington will duel in a May debate at Eugene on the topic of woman suffrage. Oregon students form a strong suffrage club. candidates study the issue as large crowds are expected for the annual forensic battle. Oregon won last year’s debate at Eugene. Washington won the year before.
If the kidneys are weak the skin becomes pimply or blotchy Hood s Sarsaparilla strengthens the kidneys and clears the complexion by purifying the blood to improve health.
The Girl from Rector’s comedy, acclaimed in New York, comes to the Oregon Theatre Saturday night March 2. Katherine Reynore as Louie Sedaine and Richard O’Shaughnessy lead a lively cast. Professor Maboon provides standout performance. tickets available at Pendleton Drug Co.
Mrs. Margaret Myers of Altoona was treated for months for severe arm pain when X rays revealed a sewing needle lodged in her right forearm. The needle, unseen before, caused swelling and pain since June, and was surgically removed after eight months of treatment.
A mathematics instructor Professor G. BR. Mullen of Baker High School was severely beaten by five pupils named Leslie Finch, Loring Hyde, Mert Little, George Mooreford, and Robert Finkelnberg. The youths, from well known families, reportedly attacked after alleged improper conduct toward young girls in the school.
Mrs Edna Hackett aged 49 was granted a divorce from John Hackett 63 after proof of habitual drunkenness. The court ordered Mrs Hackett to pay her husband 40 dollars monthly for support while the marriage lasted. The couple’s property valued at 26 000 dollars was awarded to Mrs Hackett. They note both parties are progressives and State No 1 men now.
An old advertisement promotes HYOME! for catarrh and colds. It instructs buying a complete outfit for $1.00 at Tallman & Co with extra bottles 60 cents each. The remedy claims relief after inhaler use, with money back guarantee and simple instructions. It cites no opiates or cocaine and targets asthma, croup, deafness linked to catarrh.
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