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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1913
Page
3
Selig's The Law and the Outlaw is billed as the most realistic two reel western ever released. It features a bulldogging chase, a bad steer threatening a girl, and a daring booted-foot drag after a rider’s stirrup snag. The action centers on danger on the range and on set, with stunts filmed before the camera and amid the frontier violence. The film debuts July 4-5 at the Pastime theater.
In Selix's tale When the Circus Came to Town, a slave trader aims to seize Zoe by delaying Mrs. Parton's mortgage payoff. The strategy hinges on stalling the check to lift the mortgage, enabling the estate sale and the trader’s acquisition of Zoe. The plot centers on greed, manipulation, and the peril facing Zoe.
Phone Pendleton Auto Co. Main 641 for reservations on a large seven passenger auto stage to Lehman Springs. F. M. Murphy is the contact.
A late 19th or early 20th century style piece outlines dainty recipes and home hacks. It covers cake and dessert ideas like tea balls and daisy cakes, plus craft tips such as making a dusty straw hat look new. It also includes notes on summer syrups from fruit juices and wardrobe tips for efficient dress.
A patriotic Sth and ith production set in the Philippines features Joselyn Van Trump as a Filipino girl who reviles then embraces the flag, sacrificing for it amid spirited battles between Spanish and American troops. The Tarantula Girl and Billy’s Adventure provide additional entertainment with a tarantula bite death and comedic misadventures respectively.
The New Grand hosts Charles L. Stone's Colonial Musical Comedy company of 16 performers traveling from Calgary to Pendleton before shows in Walla Walla North Yakima Beattie and Tacoma.
The Pastime theater secures Seligs Western triumph The Law and the Outlaw for Fridays change of pictures. Tom Mix stars as Dakota Wilson in a thrilling daring tale with cattle stampede escapes and a dramatic rescue The Heart of Mrs Robins Vita graph with Leah Baird and Leo Delaney adds a romantic sub plot An Edison feature and a comedy complete the program.
San Francisco July 5 A wicked right cross the same blow which forced Wolgast to foul away the lightweight championship proved too great a stumbling block for Joe Rivers in his bid to win the lightweight title from Champion Wille Ritchie yesterday. In the 11th round Rivers was knocked out after Ritchie had knocked him down for a count of nine. Ritchie’s ring generalship and straight from the shoulder punches offset Rivers’s wild swings.
Leach Cross defeated Bud Anderson in Los Angeles after a 12th round knockout in a scheduled 20 round bout. Cross dominated the match, flooring Anderson in the second and continuing to punish him through the later rounds. Anderson, badly battered, was carried to the dressing room after the final blow.
In a tense ten inning battle at Round-Up Park Pilot Rock edged West End 5 to 4 after extra innings. Flecher’s pitching and costly West End errors tipped the scales as Markham Lunwall and Fischer starred for Pilot Rock while Norman and Campbell sparked West End’s offense and defense.
Astoria July 6 The Oregon Kid of Rainier won the 30 mile race at the eighteenth annual regatta with a time of 64 42 45 as the Wolf withdrew in the third lap. The Baby Bell won the 16 footers and defeated the Oregon Kid in the 20 footers with Baby Bell 24 49 Vogler Boy 26 21 1 6 Oregon Kid 27 05 1 2. A heavy fog and driftwood hampered racing.
In Cleveland the game featured players Debuc, Stanage, Blanding and ONeill with umpires Evans and Sheridan as rain ended play after seven innings. At Boston Philadelphia scored eight to six, with unclear other details and lineups due to damaged text.
Chicago in July reports the national Amateur Athletic Union championships opening at Grant Park stadium before a large crowd. Stars from USC, Missouri, Illinois, and Wesleyan joined favorites in the 110 meter high hurdles final reenactment, with expectations of new records if weather holds. The nine day meet ends tomorrow with German turners performing drills.
In Walla Walla on July 5, North Yakima beat Yakima 1 0 in the morning while the Bears defeated Walla Walla 3 0 in the afternoon before about 2000 fans. The doubleheader boosted the league treasury by 4, and the day featured a parade and local band.
Yesterday afternoon results across American League National League N W and Coast League show Cleveland 4 Detroit 2 Chicago 2 St. Louis 1 Philadelphia 5 Boston 3 New York 5 Washington 2 New York 9 Brooklyn 5 Philadelphia 6 Boston 1 Chicago 6 Cincinnati 6 Tacoma 6 Victoria 1 Portland Spokane 6 Vancouver 9 Seattle 6 Sacramento 7 Portland San Francisco 6 Los Angeles 4 Venice 8 Oakland 4.
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