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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1912
Page
2
The ad proclaims huge savings with a wide stock from the largest Eastern Oregon selection. It promises snappy styles and all sizes with extra help to tailor suits for the sirens.
Neat durable line of coats and dusters offered in season’s newest styles. Features large collars and convertible designs suitable for Circus Day purchases priced from six fifty to fifteen dollars.
These are the celebrated Hercules Suits. All wool shower proof reinforced taped seams guaranteed to be the best wearing boys clothes in America Circus day special. $5.00
The 101 Ranch Real Wild West Show brings a full company of Mexican insurrectors to town on June 14. The riders display daring horsemanship, roping prowess, and a dramatic flair that contrasts with American cowboys. Amidst political talk, hotel rates in Baltimore are expected to rise during the Democratic convention week.
Chicago waiters threaten walkout ahead of the June 18 Republican convention as unions discuss demand for higher pay. Managers say lower class cafes may face strikes while upscale establishments expect tips to rise.
In Brooklyn supreme court, Mulhall sued Patrick Duffy for 5000 damages claiming a cafe assault three years ago injured his right leg and caused months of illness. Dr. O Leary testified the leg injured was the left, creating a verdict for Duffy.
Olive Cupit a 17 year old girl confessed to passing worthless checks with a companion two years her senior. The pair targeted State Street department stores by obtaining blank checks, signing them and cashing them. Miss Cupit told Judge Maxwell she confessed while Pearl Hartman 19 denied guilt in the continued case. Hartman’s mother sobbed as she spoke of her daughter’s education and clothing.
Carlisle Indian school graduates are advancing education and missionary work on reservations. A group of Omaha Indians from the Nebraska homes traveled a long distance to attend the annual commencement exercises, highlighting ongoing progress and service.
Edward A. Smith a chorus man inherits sixty thousand dollars from grandmother in Chicago. He vows to save, keep his job, and turn white after a life as a black sheep. He plans to wire his mother to manage the money as he contemplates the windfall behind The Rose Maid chorus.
Professors Day and Shepard of the Carnegie Foundation descended into Kilauea's firepit to secure nascent gas samples, enduring hours of peril on shifting lava. Day predicts analyses will upend current volcanic theories.
The Pendleton theater presents The Last of the Maine and The Last Rites of the Maine and Burin of the Dead Selig showing the first battleship of the new American navy buried after fourteen years underwater in Havana Harbor. Detective Dorothy Essanay charms with a clever crime plot helped by a child. A Bachelor’s Waterloo follows Clarence Peabody as he wooes under a minister’s eye. Foxy Cupid Pathe charts a daughter’s sea voyage with a comic disguise. The Sylvere Sisters on the Double Traverse Pathe highlights daredevil stunts by two lovers and two dark-eyed women.
The Pastime presents a program change featuring Thou Shalt Not Covet a tale about a wife coveting a $250 bracelet and a husband offering $150 for a Christmas gift. A string of Lubin farces and Selig mystery stories follow, including The Stronger Mind and Brave Braver Bravest, with comic and romantic plot lines and a scene of a child at a mother’s grave.
The house of features presents 101 Bison with The Indian Massacre a frontier drama where a scout, settlers, and an Indian tribe clash amid massacre and exile, followed by The Dove and the Serpent a Latin American love drama and Blind Man's Bluff a comic romance. Friday brings The Land of Darkness a greatest mine disaster picture filmed in a coal mine.
The program features Hudson and Moran in Scotch character novelty dances with a sword routine, plus photo plays including Loves Terrible Sacrifice and Pathe dArt. Other items promise scenic beauty and a strong western story in a varied program.
A 19th century advertisement touts Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as a rapid remedy for burns cuts bruises bullet wounds and explosions. It claims to heal thousands with burns ulcers eczema and piles and notes availability for 2 cents at Koeppen’s.
Tomorrow the Sells Floto circus visits town with a 10 30 parade through main streets. First show at 2 30 pm, second at 8 15 pm. Tickets 26 cents at on site wagons from 9 00 am. A concert by the Sells Floto Military Band directed by Walter P English precedes the performance.
An instruction filled snippet proclaims that a rich wife chase ends when a man meets a woman using Electric Bitters. It praises nerves strength complexion eyes and sleep quality while claiming relief from indigestion backache headache and dizzy spells. Advertises Koeppens.
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