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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1913
Page
7
A mixed French vaudeville style presentation Alma Where Do You Live at the Oregon theater last night blends music and lightly comic plot. Grace Drew charms with a sweet voice and Carlton King provides buffoonery while Henry Sherwood supports.
The program features When Mary Grew Up Vita graph a delightful romp about growing up, The Pride of Angry Bear Ka lem after the treaty of peace Chief Angry Bear visits the post and witnesses a marriage between white witnesses.
A two reel Civil War drama titled A Maid at War presents scenes in Maryland with oak woods and a grand mansion for natural settings. Virginia Ford leads as a Southern heroine who captures a Union spy, with action and battle scenes and a happy ending. Also showing Wheels of Fate and The Hypocrite with Owen Moore and Fritzi Brunnette in breezy comedy.
The Grand theater presents The Midnight Express a comedy by the Edwardsa Merritt Musical company. The songs are catchy and well rendered with strong performance by the company members.
An advertisement claims S. S. S. cures eruptive skin diseases by cleansing the blood. It urges readers to obtain a bottle at a dollar and asserts the remedy acts directly through the bloodstream, aiding lungs, liver, stomach, and kidneys to expel impurities. References Swift Specific Co. and Hood's Sarsaparilla as other health aids.
The marshal of Pendleton impounds a light gray mare pony of unknown owner. If unclaimed within ten days, costs paid, and sale set for 2 pm March 4 1918 at the city pound 400 West Webb Street, Pendleton. Proceeds apply to sale costs. Dated February 20 1913 by City Marshal John Kearney.
Legal blanks for country court circuit court and real estate sales offered at East Oregonian office. Engraved cards invitations and embossed stationery samples advertised. contact East Oregonian office for latest styles.
Alfred De Oro defeats challenger Thomas Hueston 600 to 480 to keep the world pocket billiard championship after a three night match. De Oro led 200 to 157 in the final night and clinched the title on the 27th frame, with Hueston steady throughout and high runs of 38 to 34.
In Salt Lake City two girls under ten, Mildred Fretenstine and Bernice Simpson, traveled from Pocatello Idaho to the city and robbed a jewelry store counter. They were jailed after telling police they “dug out of Pocatello” and did not want to return to “that burg.”
Orval Overall, recently reinstated by the National Baseball Commission, announced last night his definite retirement from professional baseball in Los Angeles California on February 28.
From Thursdays Journal North Portland hogs rise with prices reaching 8.35 and 8.25 for multiple lots while a strong morning bid supports gains. A quiet cattle trade follows with no price shifts, as several shippers across Idaho and Oregon move small lots through North Portland yards.
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