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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1910
Page
2
The Orpheum program offers three features on Tuesday with a mix of Vitagraph and Biograph works. An Eye for an Eye and The Seeker headline, plus The Bnyishman and the Girl by Biograph, Carmen d art, and The Girls of the Range, all screened with notable lengths and strong production values.
An old flag presented to the Maine Historical Society by Rev. John Collins reflects Maine Civil War history. The banner, once Captain William Collins’s, ties to a family feud with Willam Collins involved in the Calais bank raid of 1864 and pursued by federal authorities.
Water Commissioner Saxton will hold hearings at Kolo on May 16 to take evidence for granting user rights to the Umatilla river and its tributaries. A separate hearing in Pendleton on May 18 covers the same matter. Publicity efforts in Drain and Douglas county pursue advertising plans with local support and fundraising. Northwestern granted a 25 year county franchise after initial push for permanent rights. Carnegie hero medal awarded to Pascal L Traglio for bravery during a flood in Athens. he received cash and medal later. Stefanovic is jailed in Pierre awaiting sanity investigation after leaving Home Colony and seeking Y MCA pay.
An investigation into Christinson and Taylor, two Coos Bus lifers, charged with looting freight from a wrecked steamer, will be conducted this week by District Attorney DeOtte. They are suspended pending the hearing, and the inquiry will focus on the specific looting charge rather than overall crew conduct.
London authorities arrange an eight week pageant at Crystal Palace depicting English history from Britons to Waterloo. About 15 000 players perform in elaborate costumes with 400 to 500 horses in massed scenes. Key moments include Mayday in Merry England and the Cheapside tournament before Edward III and Queen Philippa.
A garbled OCR fragment references the foundation of the colonies and a royal audience, mentioning Tacitan rine Pacalientis and London from Virginia. It mentions a maiden, timed cher WI, and a famous cricket match with finet rice for the Crossant yet Kiown.
A garbled court transcript describes repeated arrests and short jail terms. It notes multiple offenses over ten years, with sentences ranging from four to six months. The speaker, Garibald, reflects on frequent imprisonment and aging.
A. Koeppen & Bros and the Dr Howard Company announce a special half price offer on a digestive remedy claimed to ease constipation dyspepsia and liver trouble. Limited initial supply, call or send 25 cents for sixty doses with a money back guarantee if not cured.
The fading milliner Rose Campbell recalls the Little Ones and invites readers to visit the window display featuring the latest straw and lawn headwear styles for children.
A reflective poem contrasts a dirty sty with a field once seen as pure roses. The speaker recalls a voice noting the source of a fragrant scent, claiming the summer breeze reveals the origin of OTTOLENE in a Southern scene.
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