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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1913
Page
7
Mrs Bearse of Portsmouth New Hampshire details a year long abscess that resisted surgical advice. After four to seven bottles of Hood’s Sarsaparilla she shows healing with discharge stopped and scar remaining. Husband praises the remedy and the letter promotes Hood’s Sarsaparilla as a blood purifier and strength builder.
Mrs C Aber of Los Angeles seeks to operate a children checking room at the San Diego 1915 Exposition. The plan combines kindergarten activities and crafts to amuse and instruct young visitors while parents tour the grounds. The proposal, under review by President D Collier and the Department of Exhibits, would charge a small admission.
May 3 in Judge Kavanaughs court a valuation of 221 328 was set on the river front holdings of the Pacific Milling and Elevator company. Deputy County Assessor Funk testified for the city in condemnation proceedings brought by the public dock commission with Deputy City Attorney Latourette presenting the case.
An Orpheum show lineup features Bunny's Honeymoon a Vitagraph comedy in which a groom becomes a bride for a night and a day The Face at the Window Kalem presents a foreman misreading a missing worker leading to a dramatic turn The Stolen Bride Biograph follows an overseer wooing the farmer's daughter and a jealous suitor who abducts the bride before rescue The Split Nugget Lubin showcases another silent reel with Western intrigue
Friday and Saturday feature Essanay The Spy's Defeat two reels about a German noble and a Russian spy. Vitagraph Alice on the Test of Friendship stars Helene Gardner Morton Shaw Morey Tappan Northrup. Edison The Duke's Dilemma shows a duchess marriage scheme and actors posing as couriers. Lubin Toll of Fear two reels based on a Mexican border incident with Fielding as dual brothers. Biograph Near to Earth Gato's hidden mistakes and rescue. Pathe The Hardup Family Bluff burglar laughs cap the program.
The program for Sunday showcases The Burning Lariat with goat and sheep scenes and His Death of Power set in Wall Street. Animated Weekly No 67 notes J. P. Morgan’s passing. Billy Wins stars with Gem Billy Quirk in a comic bit. Misa Gladys Rahe, soprano, also featured.
A New Brunswick reader, Darius Down of Newberg Junction, reports his wife using Chamberlain's Tablets with noticeable relief. The ad urges those with stomach or bowel troubles to try the remedy, indicating it is sold by all dealers.
For Sale or Trade. Livery Stable for sale or trade, good business. Address Box 681, Hermiston, Ore.
Friday and Saturday showings feature The Return of Thunder Cloud's Spirit and 101 Bipon two reels. By entertainment pages, the program runs with a period of short film reels and promotional notes for the audience in town.
A vivid tale of a settler channeling a dead chief’s spirit ends a costly Indian war by ordering harmony between tribes and whites. Also featured are two bright village comedies “Trim and a Shave” and “An Interrupted Death by Own Action,” plus soprano Miss Glidys Rahe in a solo.
Evelyn Adelia Stewart of Euphemia Ohio recounts decades of monthly ailments beginning at 16, a change at 47, and states Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound restored health, avoided doctor visits, and supported self sufficiency through nursing and childbirth care. She praises the remedy and urges others to seek confidential advice from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co.
Dr Harriman replies to a reader's letter praising his guidance for youths to quit stimulants sleep early and bathe with cold towels. He invites further contact and urges obedience fidelity and friendship while offering confidential replies. A public notice advertises a patent medication RA-TAR-NO from KA-TAN-NO Company in Columbus Ohio with a free booklet offer.
Tonight at the New Grand Theater a chorus girls contest features Billy Clark the human pin cushion and special attractions, including W. H. Martens the accordion soldier, plus Cowboy's Trip to Cone Island. Next Monday a wedding on stage pairs Billy Clark with Martha Bunzell.
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