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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1913
Page
6
A Granbury Texas reader Mrs M O Cross reports relief from severe winter coughs after using Dr Kings New Discovery over two years. The ad touts the product and factory claims, urging readers to ask their druggist and offering a money back guarantee through Koeppens Drug Store.
The Orpheum presents a packed program with Selig two reel features including A Midnight Bell and Tura1 Comedy, plus Biograph If We Only Knew, Vitagraph star Flora Finch, Kalem The Hash House Count, and a two reel Philippine war drama The Honor of the Regiment. Also showing Belair Newlywed romance He Ruins His Family, Champion Honeymoon Lodging, and Eclair All an Account of an Exg comedy with lively openers and first run status.
The Pastime screens a two reel Vitagraph special The Artist's Great Madonna with Lytton Gordon Tapiey and Gatford in a tale of an artist seeking a Madonna model across the world. After many escapades he returns home to find his Madonna. Strong acting praised as a convincing display.
A collection of testimonial letters from women in Iowa and Minnesota praising Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for curing weakness pale nervousness backache and loss of appetite. The letters urge other girls to seek restoration to health with the product and advise use for irregular periods and related symptoms.
Helsingfors June 3. A Russian Duma bill would force Finns resisting Russian laws to be tried in Russian courts. It covers murder, attacks on police, railways, telegraphs, bombs and obstructing Russian law in Finland. The Octobrists’ vote will decide the measure’s fate this week. Finnish Diet protests Prussian aggression and warns of loss of press freedom.
Umatilla county residents are invited to a two day event at Weston featuring good sports and music each day and a dance in the evening. The committee requests attendance and participation from all interested residents on June 6 and 7.
Salem June 3 The governor declared he would enforce all new laws, dispatching militia if needed, after a raid on The Dalles underworld establishments. Sheriff acknowledged open illegality. district attorney to prosecute May Sullivan, Gladys Desmond, Charles Carroll, with others as witnesses. Public sentiment favors closing such resorts in The Dalles.
Special Agents Kay and Williams acting for Governor West led a Saturday raid on two First street resorts in The Dalles Ore. A posse of 20 seized two men and two women inmates. Sheriff Chrisman refused jail reception without commitments, so the prisoners were returned to the resorts.
Safe and Sane Committee in New York seeks $50 000 to $60 000 to celebrate the nation’s natal day. In ten days of fundraising they have under $10 000 with $2 000 carried over from last year. The plea notes a decline in Fourth of July fatalities since safe and sane programs began plus national injuries and deaths data.
A sprained ankle may be cured in three to four days by applying Chamberlain's ointment and following directions with each bottle. For sale by all dealers.
A man who burns banknotes for warmth sets a bizarre pace for spenders while a financier boasts excessive wealth. He never uses a motor car, wears seventeen waistcoats, and lives in a house with a priceless mirror valued at a hundred thousand pounds, yet the mirror is scratched.
A multimillionaire speaks half in jest to his wife Martha as he glances away and suggests a bet, the exchange noted in a casual, composed tone. The line hints at underlying inclination or wager without detailing the stakes or context.
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