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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1912

Page

2

Mazama Yell Sends Mazama Pair Fleeing From Bear

Miss Gertrude Metcalf and Miss Gertrude Black shouted a Mazama yell when they encountered a black bear during a Mount Murray ascent in Portland Oregon. The bear fled into the brush as the two Mazamas fell behind their group and then chased the bear to rejoin the party. The ascent began west of Bonneville and reached 1626 feet.

Portland Ore Gertrude Metcalf Gertrude Black Mount Murray Bonneville

Bond on Curlew claim near Nelson Canada

The Curlew claim in Rossland district has been bonded by H T Goodeve to Samuel Forteath and H G Oliver for 10000 dollars. They plan development if showings are favorable and may seek Capital funding to extend workings. Adjacent to Hattie Brown Bluebird and Africa Fraction in Hosland camp southern belt. A directors meeting will decide on the 10000 offer.

S. Forteath H. G. Oliver Iron Horse Nelson B. C H. T. Goodeve Samuel Forteath Mr. Forteath Hosland Iron Horse Mine

Body of Kamiah ferryman found in Snake River

Edward Anderson, a Kamiah ferryman, drowned June 11 while crowing the Clearwater in a skiff. His body was recovered in the Snake River about 20 miles below Lewiston. Whitman County officials notified, Coroner L. Vasner to arrange transport to his Kamiah home.

Edward Anderson Lewiston Idaho Kamjah Clearwater Snake River Whitman L. Vasner Kamiah

Buncoed by Old Game Costs New Jersey Man His Savings

Joseph Dibone of Trenton fell for an old scam when a trio on the street claimed a brother left $2000 in West Virginia and offered a supposed safe arrangement. One man urged taking an extra package while another would handle the money, costing Dibone $454 and his life savings.

New Jersey Trenton N. J Joseph Dibone

Missing strangers trigger Dibono cash pick up

Security concerns surfaced as Dibono retrieved $450 from his trunk and carried a torn paper filled package home. He reported the valuables delivered, but the two unknown men who arranged it are now missing.

Dibono

Family dies by accidents in Tonawanda cemetery

Joseph MaecLone seven loses life in St Francis cemetery near Tonawanda after a grave marker toppled crushing him. The father died in an explosion four months earlier and the mother was killed by an automobile three weeks later, leaving the boy with his grandmother.

Buffalo Joseph MaecLone St. Francis Cemetery Tonawanda

Elk horns and bull trout win big for local collectors

Columbia Falls Mont Frank Opalka and Bob Clack displayed elk horns from the South Fork with a 52 inch spread, said to be the finest seen in town. The elk was killed last fall by Fauldy Neitzling. Clack also showed a bull trout weighing 12 pounds with head removed.

Columbia Falls Mont Frank Opalka Bob Clack South Fork Fauldy Neitzling Clack

Cuban Situation Improves Says Admiral Quiet in Eastern Cuba

Admiral Usher reports from Guantanamo to Washington that eastern Cuba is quiet and the general situation is improving. Charges against the Gomez government involving its secret cooperation in the insurrection are circulating in Washington. The state department says the best test of these stories is how Gomez and his generals deal with the rebels.

Washington Island D. C Usher Navy Department Guantanamo Cuba Gomez Havana State Department

Posse Trails Bank Robbers After Oklahoma Bank Heist

Bandits robbed the First State Bank of Bokchite and fled. In a one hour clash with armed citizens from Bokchite Durant and MeAlester, Robert Kelly was probably fatally wounded and Dudley Moreland wounded. Hundreds of shots fired as bandits escaped with about $2000 in cash.

Oklahoma Durant Okla Bokchite Alester First State Bank Robert Kelly Dudley Moreland

Elks Boost Walla Walla Circus Visit Highlighted

Pendleton Elks in Walla Walla for circus promotion at Grand Hotel luncheon. Leaders from Pendleton Commercial association and local Elk lodge invited prominent locals, praised cross town friendship, and announced entertainment plans and plant tour.

Walla Walla Commercia Club Grand Hotel Pendleton Elks’ Circus Commercial Club Lodge of Elks Jack Robinson Pendleton Commercial Association Jack Keefe Thompson Pendleton National Bank Lee Cohen T. Cc. Taylor William Mets Walla Walla Lodge Oregon Town Pendleton Elks Metz Robinson J. C. Scott Gentemen Scott Brown- Lewis Company Brown- Lewis Manfacturing Company Inland Empire

Darby and Joan and four reels of American pictures

A Tuesday program at the picture shows features Darby and Joan from Lubin with a wedding and reunion of two couples, A Western Legacy with Mr J M Anderson, Her Better Nature showing a nurse aiding a sick child, The Jumping Champion Mac Morelyand with vaulting feats, and The Girl With the Lantern a country love story with a tense rescue signal.

Darby Joan Lubin Minnie Alfred Lady Wilbur Sir Wilbur Mr. J. M. Anderson Mac Morelyand Selig

Fighting Dan McCool at The Pastime theater

The Pastime presents two big features on Tuesday. Kalem's Fighting Dan McCool is promoted as a Civil War era thriller featuring a bold name character.

Good Pictures Dan McCool Kalem Dan

University of Oregon Case Before Judge Slater

In Salem Oregon on June 26 Judge W T Slater representing the University of one party argued for withdrawal. The hearing concerned a procedural move within a continuing legal action and featured remarks on the case's status and next steps.

Its Best To Have Its Best To Have ready to use at first sign

A fragment notes that early action is best for digestion disorders and relief is easier, reducing risk of escalation. It asserts universal acceptance of seeking prompt treatment, though the surrounding sentence is cut off.

Deafness Cure Claim From Hallys Catarrh Cure

An advertisement argues deafness stems from inflammation of the Eustachian tube and catarrh, claiming Hall's Catarrh Cure can restore normal function. It offers one hundred dollars for any deafness caused by catarrh that cannot be cured and urges sending for circulars.

SOC Hall Sela F. J. Cheney & CO Poledo C. O Sal

Beecham's Pills Promise Health and Vitality

Beecham's Pills are promoted as the safest preventive and most reliable corrective for stomach, bowel, or liver troubles. They claim to regulate every organ and nerve, improving vigor and spirits throughout the body. Consumers are urged to use them to save suffering and gain health quickly.

Beecham

Oregon Governor warns of crisis over referendum suit

Oregon said yesterday it would be in personal crisis to the university if the suit against the referendum was withdrawn. Governor West asked the district attorney to remove the case from court. Judge Slater alleges a Portland plot to block Supreme Court review, calling the schemers enemies of the university. He warns withdrawal could kill a mileage tax bill.

Oregon West Slater de Clares Portland Supreme Court Slater

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