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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1912
Page
2
This season presents new parasols with long hard wood handles, some plain, some carved, marketed as practical sun shades for hot sun. Also advertised are canned meats and luncheon items including Veal Loaf, Chicken Loaf, Deviled Meat, Pure Deviled Ham, Vienna Sausage, Cooked Lunch Tongue, Sardines, and other preserved goods with varied prices.
Kane county probate records reveal a so called phantom will attributed to Richard Terry of Aurora died 1888. Judge BD J Carnes ordered the deadist man’s wishes recorded as the will disposing of $100000, granting property to Arthur Terry’s two granddaughters while the son and his mother had been disinherited. The tale involves murder indictments, an asylum death in 1906, and a 1908 death of Mrs Terry after she allegedly destroyed the will.
Albert Hare, missing twenty two years, reappears in Racine with a fortune he claims as heir and a plan to travel to Chicago. He recalls little of his wanderings from Mexico where he fought rebels and notes a head wound and a memory gap before returning to his parents' Dayton home and discovering the inheritance.
A husband reappears claiming he vanished after a brain injury. His wife, who has supported their three children as a charwoman, initially refused to recognize him but agrees to join him after he asserts his disappearance. He says he prepared a home in Chicago and inherited $50,000.
Each age of our Nyes has its joys. Old people should be happy, and they will be if Chamberlain's Tablets are taken to strengthen the digestion and keep the bowels regular. These tablets are mild and gentle in their action and especially suitable for people of middle age and older. For sale by all dealers.
Meeker resident J E Coulter, an avid bird fancier, undertakes to raise Chinese ringneck pheasants for game in and around the Western slope. This first experimental year shows encouraging progress though no birds released yet. Next year he aims to launch the first flock as the hardy birds with striking plumage may boost local hunting prestige.
Senator John Sharp Williams of Mississippi renewed the push to remove the baths in the Senate office building to free space for public documents. The debate ties to the legislative appropriations bill funding rent for the structure and possible basement storage.
The exp tanishment is criticized as of little use. likened to leading a bull pasture with a red flag, it leaves a bad impression on the bull. It gives the muckraker a chance to rake and suggests graft is not worthwhile.
Dr Henry William Harrison eye throat nose and ear specialist with the Indian Medical Service married Miss Nellie Moore at Park Rapids. Moore 18 works as a department nurse and assisted Harrison in trachoma work among Indians. The couple are currently laboring among Indians at Pine Point settlement.
A note states a sprained ankle may heal in three to four days by applying Chamberlain's Liniment and following directions on each bottle. For sale by all dealers.
Berlin reports Frau Wilhelmine Harteret, once jailed in 1906 for fraud as a matrimonial agent, announces forthcoming memoirs. A Swiss publisher will issue the German and French editions. She says she arranged fourteen marriages between impoverished European nobles and wealthy American girls and will provide names and proofs if published. She claims lawyers tried to pay her to drop the project.
A fragment recalls a figure who accompanies mourners and resists burial, tied to the surname Hunt. The line hints at a lingering presence beyond death, evoking themes of memory and defiance. The readable text centers on a single, enigmatic character linked to M Hunt and the tomb scene.
A weekly theater listing shows an extra program featuring four full reels of American pictures. Highlights include Biograph's Her Lessor about a wife seeking respect, Exssinay's The Eye That Never Sleeps with a secret service thriller, All in the Wash a comic misadventure of mistaken laundry, Just Married a Lubin tale of comic marriage chaos, and The Love of an Island Maid a Selig drama of primitive passion and jealousy.
The program features The Vagabonds adapted from Trowbridge with a wandering violinist and his dog Roger, plus a series of light entertainments including After the Reward Essany and The Convict's Parole Edison. Aimed at broad audience appeal with sentimental plots and clean humor.
Cosy Monday and Tuesday offer two Western dramas and two real life stories. For the Good of Her Men shows a moonshining family, a wife’s denunciation, a running fight, and a resolved treachery. The Thespian Bandits features three youths faking a bandit to claim a reward, with swift consequences. The Loan Shark graphically portrays coercion and a clerk’s escape. While Wedding Bells Ring Out centers on a sister’s theft for a wedding, ending happily. A forthcoming two reel drama The Crisis is announced for June 21-22.
An Orpheum act Law and Keith presented a classy metropolitan music store scene for three days only. Keith, a sweet melodious singer, drew encores. Law, an accomplished pianist, impressed with clever accompaniments. The finish with a mysterious dance pleased, making it a standout act of the season.
The Oregon Theatre will present The Flirting Princess a new musical comedy starring Harry Bulger with a cast including Helen Darling Eileen Sheridan Dile Fuller and Harry Dickeson. The plot follows an Egyptian princess fleeing an arranged marriage in disguise to enter into a mock marriage with an American chauffeur named Sporty Bangs to gain protection from a real Stars and Stripes husband. The production features new dances the Oogle Dance and a modified Egyptian Turkey Trot with Bulger performing songs Go Back to the Town Where You Were Born and What Us Poor Girl go Through.
No one needs to be troubled with constipation. Chamberlains Tablets will cause an agreeable movement of the bowels without unpleasant effects. Give them a trial. For sale by all dealers.
The Sensible Women Know Foundation of Health edition urges women to focus on stomach and bowel health rather than external remedies. Constipation and indigestion cause headaches bad breath and fatigue, and Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is recommended as mild effective and less violent than salts or pills. A trial bottle can be mailed free from Dr W B Caldwell Monticello Illinois with name and address on a postcard.
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