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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1909
Page
5
Northwestern League results in Seattle show Portland 5, Seattle 11. Coast League results in Tacoma list Los Angeles 3, Vertion 1. Game was postponed from Thursday.
Sawdust offered in any quantity at low price by Oregon Lumber Yard. Local buyers invited to contact for bulk quantities and delivery options.
Dayton Brow, the renowned eye specialists, are in the city offering free examinations and affordable glasses through their office over the French Restaurant until Saturday night, June 14. They have fitted many Pendleton residents and can provide references. Avoid unknown providers. visit for eye care, exams free, reasonable prices.
Hermiston scored 13 runs to Pilot Rock's 11 after a dramatic ninth inning rally. Moore and Cardiff contributed for Hermiston with solid defense and timely hits, while Pilot Rock led 11 to 4 headed into the final frames before the comeback.
Aberdeen Washington five arrests for smoking under the new criminal code effective yesterday were reported. W. St. MacFarlane, head of the Aberdeen Baseball association and Western Mill manager, appeared before Justice Phillips and paid a fine. Saloon keepers delay removing screens from windows as enforcement looms, with Prosecuting Attorney Campbell promising enforcement actions.
A crowded Orpheum Theatre last evening introduced two new acts to an eager crowd. The program matched or surpassed the theater's best shows. Dick Tracy the monologue artist impressed audiences with clever routines. Miss Maybelle Milton, a skilled character change performer, also drew praise. The features School of Love Making and Birth of a Big Gun offered wide appeal to all ages. The hour ten minute program provided strong entertainment value.
The Pastime Theatre presents The Moonstone a melodrama praised as a higher order production with thoughtful staging and capable players. Tender Cords offers refined dramatization and notable photography while Magic Carpet promises amusement. Night of Terror rounds out the program with gripping suspense.
The measure to legalize ten round home has passed both branches of the Wisconsin legislature and awaits the governor’s signature to become a law.
Henry A. Biinebaugh a Northern Pacific round house helper, fought three armed men on East Olive street bridge last night after they attempted a holdup. He defended himself, struck one, knocked another down, and the trio fled north on Columbia avenue. Police were notified. suspects described only as medium weight young men.
Quincy Washington representative EF Campbell faces removal after a county division law left him without a seat. Attorney general ruling found the law creating Grant County did not provide for proper representation, prompting a special election to fill the extraordinary session. Campbell backed local option. district liberals doubt his return.
Denver reports Sergeant John Walsh arrived after a 97 mile march aiming to outpace the famed walker Edward Payson Weston. Walsh left Boston April 8 and claims to have gained 600 miles on Weston, who left New York March 15. Walsh was met by detachment from Fort Logan and plans to catch Weston before Salt Lake.
The Taylor Stock Co opens at the Oregon theatre on Wednesday June 16 presenting Sydney Grand's laugh producing farce The Cireux Girl. Attend with a free ticket offered by one of their ladies or call at the theatre to request one if not received.
In a brief life snapshot a passenger urges pulling for shore as the boat settles with the tide rising about a foot and a half. The boatman notes the water level at this point climbs and threatens to lift the vessel. The exchange captures a tense moment aboard a small craft near shore.
Local notices list Pastime as the theatre showing more pictures than any rival in the city. Also advertised are job wants and sales: waitresses for Hotel Pendleton, a dry wood query for Henry Koplitke, a practically new feed and chop mill for sale, a ice cream cone machine listing, and a position as engineer with a threshing outfit. Contact details include E. O. office and Henry Koplitke at Main 178.
In Naches Gap Washington a cat long fond of the chickens has become the mother to a brood of kittens born in the poultry house. The cat cared for them briefly before abandoning the nest, leaving the hen to provide warmth as the Renfrow family hand-raises the litter.
Jim Croffoth offers Jim Jef ten thousand dollars to stage a make believe flight to obtain moving pictures of Jeff in the ring. The proposal suggests staged footage for promotional or entertainment purposes involving the performer Jeff.
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