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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1910
Page
5
Local notes advertise the Pastime theater with more moving pictures than any other theater in the city and promote various ads for goods and services. Items include piano for sale, furniture, life and fire insurance, lawn care, and a driving mare for sale, with multiple local addresses and contact numbers.
A six year old branded horse weighing about 1100 pounds strayed from Cituse station on Monday July 18 near Black Horse. If anyone knows its whereabouts please notify Jim.
The Orpheum presents a mixed bill headlined by The Fire Chief's Daughter at 1000 ft. Other features include The Invincible Sword drama Gaumont 1000 ft, Ruins of Medieval Fortifications in France historic Gaumont, Ou of the Night drama Edition 1000 ft, Somebody Lied with The Bad Man's Last Deed Sony drama 1000 ft. Also The Elder Sister drama near 1000 ft, The Unlimited Train comedy, Riding Beats by Cossacks Pathe, Max Folls the Police comedy. A strong human interest program illustrated by scenic shots and photoplay.
Notice to the public that the Riverside Dairy has been purchased from Hd Morgan and will continue to be operated along the same lines as before. The new owner states ongoing commitment to existing business practices and community service.
Auto for sale in good condition from Maxwell. Price very reasonable. Ad requests inquiries at this office.
Fragmentary note reports electric heights reaching Tarsus, claims Paul might stumble if returned, and advertises cheap men’s oxfords at A. Eklund’s.
A long list of named residents and visitors passes through Pendleton. John Jones from Eeho and Tra W Durrill of Echo visit. Mrs RK Alexander returns from Baker City. Miss Wintie Basher from Piio Rock arrives. several local figures travel to Stanfield Hermiston and Portland. editor E H Grown and wife return from Pendleton. Fr S Le Grow from Athens and attorney F Wilson from Athena appear. many others journey via Northern Pacific and Oregon Railroad & Navigation lines seeking business, hospitality, or residence.
Rumor about Duke of Abrus and Miss Catherine Elkins forming a marriage is unfounded. The queen mother strongly opposes a royal alliance and would block consent. A future meeting between the duke and Miss Elkins is possible, but a marriage is not believed likely.
In Cairo Cairo a fantasy ball features a baby dressed in Paris made outfits. A daring guest winged an Arab escort through the ballroom in a perambulator style prop, drawing stares as 4 masked ballers carried on. The spectacle marks Cairo as one of the world’s most vibrant gay social hubs.
Echo reports one of Uma Ulla county’s largest hay sales as Lonergan and MacIntosh of Portland secured 2500 tons of alfalfa at Butter Creek for 6 per ton, with 1100 tons sold to Henry & Co of Portland. Additional lots from Vincent place Otis McCarty J McCarty Thomson and Allen Thomson Grant Buchanan and Mrs Rogers fed on ground this winter amid alleged swindler activity by two Boston Williams Grocery reps who fled after netting farmers.
White miners would benefit if new commission rules are adopted in the Transvaal. Proposals include only white workers receiving blasting certificates and competent white personnel supervising boilers engines and machinery. Regulations aim to dampen dusty rock and bar workers with tuberculosis or respiratory disease from underground work. Eight hours underground are required plus travel time to and from the surface.
Berlin reports three plague deaths among Russian emigrants passing through en route to America. Two women and one man died after being confined to pest houses at the outskirts. Authorities deny further cases as unrest grows and papers publish their assurances.
A large crowd gathered as suffragettes paraded through the streets representing seven nations. Women carried Stars and Stripes while banners proclaimed their cause. The Saturday event featured orderly processions and broad public attention despite a dry mood in the city.
Hyde Park hosted a suffrage gathering with pressed resolutions and a grand procession. Contingents from America and several European nations joined British colonies, led by twenty five U S women bearing the Stars and Stripes. Notable American participants included Mrs C H P Belmont Dr Anna Shaw and Miss Inex Mul Holland among others publicizing the division.
Berlin crowding grows as nearly 4000 Americans arrive in June to Berlin hotels and boarding houses in an unprecedented influx, outranked only by Russians. Local hoteliers note Americans spend less than Russians per visitor, yet the season shows strong tourist activity.
Sign of abating. The Passion Play, Richard Strauss, the Bayreuth music festivals in Bavaria, and the health resorts of Germany continue to draw record breaking numbers of trans Atlantic guests. Men's oxferms cheap at A. Eklund's.
Dr. F. A. Clise resumes practice at the John Schmidt building Pendleton Oregon. Eyes carefully examined and glasses ground to fit with 30 years in the field. The exclusive eye specialist in Umatilla County.
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