Marlyle Babb to Stage Jimmie at Grand Theater
The Marlyle Babb company changes tonight at the Grand theater presenting a rural comedy drama titled Jimmie.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1913
Page
8
The Marlyle Babb company changes tonight at the Grand theater presenting a rural comedy drama titled Jimmie.
Grangeville Idaho March 11 Clarence Walker just released from San Quentin fired at Miss Helen Beck 18 wounding her and injuring city marshal William Brown and Mrs Sophia Beck before fatally wounding himself. A bystander shot went astray. Miss Beck was a former sweetheart of Walker who had corresponded with him at San Quentin.
The Ladies Aid of the Presbyterian church will meet tomorrow afternoon at the home of Mrs. Sam R. Thompson on College Street. Edna Storie is ill with appendicitis and may need surgery. A baby girl weighing eight and a half pounds was born at 11:50 last night in Portland to Mr. and Mrs. Willard Bond. J. W. Compton named guardian for Royal Wilbur EB and Elsie M. Effingle, three minor nonresidents with property here. Estate of John H. Loos appraised showing 33 1/2 acres and personal property. Carl Asbahr, brother of Prof. A A. Asbahr, cut off end of his thumb in shop yesterday.
Secure Children Joseph Seiger foreman of bridges and buildings for the 0.W. BR. & N. left last week for New York City and from there will go to Scranton Pa and will bring back his two children Marion and William Mrs Dan Shaw of McKay creek left on No 17 yesterday en route to Eugene in response to a telegram stating that her brother James Jackson was dead in that city She was not aware that he was seriously ill and the news of his death came as a great shock to her Land Tithe Is Quieted Judge Phelps yesterday handed down an order in the case of William F Piersol vs the Camas Land Co the Despain estate and others by which it is held that the plaintiff is the sole owner of certain lots In Ukiah in which the defendants claimed some interest Right Number But Wrong Floor In the advertisement of Hansen & Houghton last evening their office was given as Room 6 American Nat Bank Building while it should have read Room 6 American Nat Bank Basement The error was merely one of altitude it was the right number but wrong floor.
Prof William Allrey presented an illustrated lecture this afternoon at the Orpheum theater on the romance of the reaper. Motion pictures demonstrated reaper machinery and the program included vivid stationary pictures. Pendleton is Livest City proponent O B McDonald, formerly Golden Rule salesman here and now in Moscow Idaho, praised Pendleton while passing through Centralia, Washington.
Judge Phelps issued two divorces yesterday afternoon Ad die M Green and Dogsie B Green with Green retaining her former name Painter and Magle La Brasche ending ties to Louis La Brasche. La Brasche receives eight acres and two lots plus a portion of jointly owned personal property. Real estate notes list Fort Wayne Fruit Co purchasing 40 acres from Allen Umatilla Fruit Co and Coleman Fruit Co on government project land. Other recorded deeds include Purcell to Lucas 160 acres in section 11 township 3 north range 36 and multiple 160 acre transfers among Dunn Adams and Dozier families and Ed Dupuis.
Boston March 11 Former secretary of state Richard Olney admits receiving the offer of the ambassadorship in London He is undecided on his reply and may decline the honor at age 78 pending further correspondence with Washington
Seattle March 11 Two steamers sail for Skagway with every berth sold as gold seekers rush to Lake Atlin country in Northern British Columbia and Yukon. Passengers plan to trek 200 miles via Cariboo Crossing to the snow route in hopes of a rich strike though no proof exists. The rumor, sparked by Shookum Jim, has intensified the northward stampede despite official denial.
Boston March 11 Frank A Munsey has sold his morning paper the Boston Journal The purchaser's identity was not made known The Journal was bought by Munsey in 1902 It has supported the progressive party since the last national campaign amid reports that prominent party figures sought control
After long talks and threats of cancellation, Asa Thomson of the Echo Athletic Club was chosen as the third man in the ring. Managers of Billy Gaffney and Sing Hosan disagreed on other candidates and Ed Carpenter refused to enter his man. Dudley Ravens announced that the fighters had agreed on Thaomeon as referee just before press time.
The Oregonian received word from the Sells Floto Circus that a Pennington show is planned for May with the circus joining Buffalo Bill’s show for a combined land presentation this season.
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