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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1910
Page
5
Local classified items list for sale and rental opportunities. Monarch range piano and household goods advertised. horses, saddles, and dairy wagon services offered. Insurance, hay, shingles, real estate, and farm land sales detailed with contact names and locations. Several notices reference Pendleton area merchants and farm services.
The Orpheum presents a variety program for Tuesday including A Way Out West Essanay drama 1000 feet The Castaway Kalem drama 1000 feet Grandfather's Gift Lubin drama 750 feet Officer Muldoon's Double Lubin comedy 260 feet and I'm Tired of Living Without You. Ito the Beggar Boy Vitagraph Drama 1000 feet Bether and Mordecia Gaumont drama 656 feet The Spanish Frontier Scenic 125 feet The Gum Shoe Kid Eclipse comedy 425 feet A Trip to Brazil Scenic 57½ feet Dreaming fields incomplete listing
Lydia Jones nine year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Phillip Jones died at their reservation home this morning. The funeral will be buried tomorrow in the reservation cemetery. Also reports on encampment attendees, marriage licenses issued, a Stanfield dance, a Stanfield resident death, Van Houte visiting Pendleton, a Heppner court date, and an engine breakdown due to an escape valve plug.
A fragmented review touts Edison era productions including Cannons Roar and Love's Dilemma. The critic highlights strong performances and engaging romance, noting the 1100 foot feature and a 1000 foot comedy Seven Dose, while praising Henry's Pockage for charm and amusement.
Telegraphic information from Stanfield reports 13 year old Earl Coe son of Dr and Mrs BH W Coe seriously injured at home in Portland after falling from a cherry tree onto a concrete sidewalk fracturing his skull. Mayor George Coe of Stanfield went to his bedside.
Reverend J M Cornelison spoke at La Grande yesterday guiding morning and evening religious services. He addressed the work at the Tutuilla mission and his late daughter Mary sang a Chinook vocal. Many La Grande residents plan to attend Fourth of July mission meetings.
Glad to Recmmend Them. Mr B Weakley of Kokomo Indiana endorses Foley Kidney Pills after relief from backache stronger kidneys natural color and pain free bladder. A C Koeppen Bros warn that neglecting a summer cold can lead to bronchitis or pneumonia and promote Foley’s Honey and Tar as a safe remedy with no opiates in a yellow package.
A New York physician, disliked for blunt speech, confronts the Countess Marla Smith after she answers in a European accent. He accuses her of losing her native tongue, prompting a hush as guests react and the Countess replies in flawless American speech.
London reports a broken political compromise after King Edward's funeral with observers noting party bickering and no ground for compromise. Morley’s verdict seems justified as official meetings fail. Parliament could delay until November with a battle between houses and a January election likely. Roosevelt’s speech aids Tory campaigning while Liberals press on Egypt and Ireland. Do you take the Bast Oregonian?
A brake man at the limited Porthnd local station enforced a rule requiring all passengers to show or buy tickets before boarding. Commuters with luggage were sent to the window to purchase, ensuring every rider has a ticket for future trains.
A complaint filed by A D Rhinimus claims Cot tonwood Street liveryman de S Carter allowed a stallion to be harmed while in care. The document asserts Carter bore responsibility for the loss, though the exact participation is not clearly stated.
A witness recalls a trip abroad descripting a supposed cure for memory gaps and meeting a Countess Komofsky who claimed ties to Europe and marriage to a Polish or Russian noble. The account notes her broken English and American appearance, followed by a breakfast with shawl-wrapped Americans at the Kaiserbit. details become fragmented.
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