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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1913
Page
8
Ammen presents an extra fine program for Tuesday featuring Days of War with Patheplay and Crane Wilbur plus Paul Panzer in a stirring war film. A bridge is blown as two regiments clash, a scene remembered. Rule Thy Self, Edison Poor Smilax adds comic temper with a hair-trigger twist.
A film excerpt shows a man facing marital strain as he reforms on a journey home. He discovers his wife embracing a stranger and ejects him, only to learn the visitor is her wealthy long lost brother returning home, in a Biograph release featuring Miss Dorothy Gish.
The Pastime presents Extra Special The Wrong Road to Happiness in two reels about a village girl choosing city life then returning home. Paul Panzer stars as the rejected lover with strong Biograph support and comic flashes. Also presented are The Transition and A Lesson to Mashers, with Mary Charleson and George C. Stanley in a well acted farce.
A Monday program features two reels of Within the Limit of the Law a strong drama about a doctor who kills a patient to obtain funds yet escapes legal punishment while facing a guilty conscience. Also showing Her New Chauffeur a Rex comedy drama Innocent Dad a funny short and upcoming three reel Salome from the Biblical tale with soprano Gladys Rahe принимать
Coast League results show Venice defeating Portland 2 1 Frisco 2 over Sacramento and Los Angeles 10 to 0 Oakland. National League slate lists Cincinnati 9 over Chicago 4 St Louis 6 over Pittsburg 3 and Brooklyn 4 over Boston 1 while Philadelphia 3 New York 2. Paris demography notes a carriage for every forty three people and a bicycle for every sixteen.
Newsy notes report Mark Butler of Adams purchased a 1913 four passenger Cadillac phaeton from Oregon Motor Garage. John Hamley was fined ten dollars for speeding. Two marriage licenses issued to Louis Lawson and Edith Brockway of the county and James Turner and Ena Johnson of Weston. Attendance at yesterday’s baseball game reached 861 paid admissions. George W. Jones, executor, sold a Pilot Rock area land section for 14000 to J W Miller. Real estate transfers include Peter H Wilson and Matilda Gray in Milton and T L Childers to Helen Kay of Buena Park California.
Indian payday brings residents to the city to settle back bills and surface wealth, with merchants noting brisk spending as a new supply of funds circulates locally.
The wheat market shows strength with club re quoled at 76 and some choice lots fetching as high as 7. The rise follows purchases by two or three represented companies over the past days. John Grenlich mourns the loss of a saddle horse and a mare, with a saddle and bridle missing. authorities notified. The Round-up Gun club posts a strong score, with five top shooters totaling 119 of 125 against La Grande, Bowman and Hamilton flawless.
Through attorneys Raley and Raley George Wingler has filed suit against W F Benedict to recover money claimed on two notes dated November 1910 amounting to 230 dollars with interest and 85 dollars with interest, and a third note to G E B Carnes for 225 dollars with interest. A separate complaint seeks 10 dollars for a feed rack sold to the defendant plus attorney fees.
Popular high school girl Miss Marte Saling will travel to Eugene to stay with Miss Hazel Rader and Miss Grace Bean, University of Oregon students. The visit coincides with the annual Junior Weekend featuring athletic and oratorical contests, campus work, and the Junior Prom.
Avenue May 5 The pope received Cardinals Delai and Pompill this afternoon marking the nearest approach to a formal audience since his illness a few weeks ago.
North Yakima grows in late innings to down Baker Sto West 7 in Sunday action. West homered in the third and seventh for Baker Sto with Murphy Harrod and Ford contributing. Key plays include Peet forcing in a run in the second and multiple runners scoring on hits and sacrifice plays. The final score reflects North Yakima's late surge led by strong hitting from West and Harrod.
The article notes Bucks and Spuds opening here tomorrow with continued detail on overlaps. It mentions Pendleton opening with Baker at Baker and North Yakima facing La Grande in La Grande. Walla Walla will meet Boise in Boise to conclude the preview.
John Leduc, a French-Canadian trapper, says he sighted a herd of fifteen American bison in the Hay River area north of Alberta, confirming naturalists’ belief in wild buffalo still surviving in the north. He describes tracks and a later herd sighting forty miles from the earlier find, and plans further exploration over two to three years with abundant fur resources reported in the region.
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