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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1912
Page
3
This advertisement highlights fabrics and patterns with wide options and current color trends. It praises greys blues and browns, notes worsteds and homespuns as fashionable, and promotes Stein-Bloch spring weight suits with their English-inspired styles.
Athena Oregon Special Correspondence Luella Caplinger died at her home near Athena Friday July 12 after six months illness She was 53 years 6 months 17 days old Survived by a husband a large number of married children The funeral was held Sunday at the Christian church with Rev Lord of Milton officiating Several locals including Clarence Gay Toppenish H McDonald Walla Walla Nora Smith Weston Lura Fleck Holdman visited Athena R L Johnson and S M Booker attended events in Echo and Bingham Springs trip plans followed.
Doing hard work in a bent or stooping position puts a titch in the back that is painful. The great penetrating power of BALLARD5SS SNOW FLINIMENT will appeal to you most strongly at such times, because it is the very thing you need. Price 25c, 50c and 1.00 per bottle. Sold by A. C. Koeppen & Bros.
The Lehigh Valley Railroad introduces an afternoon tea service on the Black Diamond express between Buffalo and points east. English travelers favor tea, and the article notes Herb ine as a liver remedy sold by A. C. Koepin & Bros. for eight cents.
A terse remark notes that a certain four man harbors strong misogynistic views though he has never entered into marriage. The statement highlights the paradox between his attitudes and his personal life.
Umatilla County returns suggest a large wheat crop with light land fields expanding this season. Rainfall above normal and strong yields meet heavy grain causing some losses to wind and rain, but overall prospects remain favorable with Jenkins club wheat leading. Massive 1200 acre and 1000 acre tracts near Pendleton expect about 36 bushels per acre, sustaining high profits.
Colonel Theodore Roosevelt says he sparked the effort to oust Senator Lorimer. He recalls dining with Lorimer at the Hamilton Club in Chicago, refusing to dine, and speaking out on the issue, which he credits with forcing Senate action that led to Lorimer’s downfall. Roosevelt insists his stance compelled the fight and public pressure.
A vivid Sunday program at the Orpheum features four full reels. The Cylinder's Secret from Vita graph promises a straight dictation machine reveal that saves an innocent man with Miss Lillian Walker and Mr. Harry giving strong performances. Other offerings include Very Much Frogaged, A Romance of the Border, Max Sets the Fashion, and Costumes of the Different Periods with educational historical costumes.
Kalem offers The Drummer Girl of Vicksburg a romantic Civil War story with action and a fearless Marian Cooper portraying a versatile southern heroine. Also featured are Life With a Circus behind the scenes with animals and ring acts, Edison’s Reuben tales, Selig circus glimpses, and Eclipse In Days of Old with castle scenery and a ransom rescue plot.
The Cosy runs a two reel feature titled The Outcast with showings on Monday and Tuesday as part of the 101 Bison lineup.
A trapper hides a bear trap for a girl who injures her ankle during a turkey hunt. After sheltering her, the girl flees an arranged marriage to a Cheyenne chief, kills him, and hides with the trapper. Cheyennes and Sioux pursue, a hand to hand battle erupts, and the pair escape toward an emigrant train. The story parallels a fairy tale mood with romantic dances and costumes.
Grand Theater hosts the Beeson-Allen Company in Pendleton for their fourth night with a full house. The program changes featuring The Hindoo Doctor as a funny farce with musical numbers and chorus. Beeson shines as the deaf old man and Vic Allen's portrayal of the "coon" draws praise from the audience.
Chicago critic Amy Leslie lauds George Barr McCutcheon Beverly at Studebaker theatre. Original Chicago cast touring to Broadway will appear July 27 with a two sixty foot scenic production. Great Northern to rebuild its main line Interbay to Metu m cost 1 250 000 and 1500000 cubic yards earth excavation. possible Lake Washington canal bridge crossing by Great Northern's structure.
A Boston man lost his leg from an insect bite two years earlier. To avert such calamities from stings and bites use Bucklen's Arnica Salve. Heals burns, boils, ulcers, and stops inflammation. Also aids in swelling, piles, eczema, cuts, and bruises. Only 26 cents at RKoeppens.
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