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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1912

Page

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English Ship Architect Says It Is Hoped To Obviate Loss

London reports Naval Architect John Harvard Bes urges deck designs to slip from sinking liners to save life. He notes cost as the main hurdle and says even a Titanic size vessel could be safer with proper compartments and boats. He questions why wireless failed and cites possible lifesaving limits under Board of Trade rules.

London John Harvard Bes Institution of Naval Architecture Board of Trade

70 Cent Butter and Egg Prices Forecast for Winter

New York expert predicts high poultry costs next winter with butter at 70 cents and eggs around 21 cents or more. H Le Preston notes wholesale butter at 36 cents and explains storage stock will push retail prices higher as dealers pay 4 cents more than last year.

Ie Lt New York Preston United States H. le Preston Produce Newa

Remit Versus Omit Defined In Alimony Case

San Francisco Superior Judge J M Sewall clarified the distinction between remit and omit in a contempt case over missing alimony payments to a former wife who won $20 a month for four children in 1911. Root claimed job loss and a letter instructing no further payments, prompting the judge to examine the letters and the terms.

San Francisco J. M. Sewall James W. Root Root Brockerman

French Painter Describes King George Amiability

Louis Gilot, noted French painter, recounts meeting King George during busy state duties. He praises the king for amiability and consideration and notes the monarch’s ease in his presence while awaiting the Coronation Naval Review portrait for the French government.

Gilet London George Louis Gilet M. Gilot

Portrait sketcher recalls royal sittings and naval uniform honor

The narrator describes French admiringly receiving kindness while posing in naval attire for an hour and promising another sitting. He sketches the queen, notes royal yacht appearances with the Prince of Wales and Princess Mary, and mentions coronation robes for a forthcoming portrait tied to the ceremony.

Prince of Wales Princess Mary

Turquoise Hoard Uncovered In Paris Musket Barrel

In Paris an antique musket yielded 243 turquoise stones when a cork end was pulled from its barrel. The find sparked protests from the antiquary and a magistrate may decide ownership. A separate oak trunk near Paris yielded a rusty tin box with about $690 in gold coins and traces of human blood.

Paris Ampateur Moniseon

Morgan daughter hands restaurant to navy yard workers

Miss Anne Morgan, daughter of J. Pierpont Morgan, set up 1,200 Brooklyn navy yard workers in the restaurant business and surrendered control of the eating establishment to the workers, giving a $1,000 sinking fund. If by December 30 they prove they can operate the restaurant cooperatively, it will be given to them.

J. P. Morgan New York Anne Morgan J. Pierpont Morgan Navy Yard Brooklyn Navy Yard Co-Operative Basin

Four-Reel Program At The Orpheum Delivers Varied Tales

An exceptional Friday bill at the Orpheum presents four reels. The Devil the Servant and the Man from Selig follows a man tormented by dream visions after neglecting his wife. Also on the program are Sam Simpkins Sleuth from Essa hay, Easy Marks from Pathe, and Training Fighting Cocks in Cuba from Pathe, plus The Trail of Gold starring Kalem with a sheriff posse pursuit.

Selig Sam Simpkins Sleuth Essahay Sam Pathe Cuba Eamecocks Kalem

Just Like a Woman and Other Pictures at Biograph

A Friday program review highlights Just Like a Woman from Biograph as an artistic film with strong performances and insights into human moods. It contrasts with The Craven and How Patrick's Eyes Were Opened by Vitagraph and Edison, praising Dream Dances by Virginia Myers and The Rivals as engaging village tales with romance and truthfulness.

Good Pictures Biograph Edison Virginia Myers Craven Vitagraph Patrick Essany

Ireland and Israel and other film contests at the house

A note on Wednesday and Thursday screenings lists several contest pictures including Ireland and Israel with referee Tom Sharkey, a tale of friendship between Pat the Irish fighter and Able the homeless Jew, and a moral drama starring Lois Weber. Also shown are Better Than Gold and Arresting Father, plus a Titanic survivors sequence coming Sunday and Monday.

Ireland Israel Tom Sharkey Pat Able Rex Lois Webber California Majestic New York Halifax

Extra Good Program At The Grand

A large audience enjoyed Welch and Maitland contortionists, Miss Alen the singer, and McWinn Trio at the Grand. Little Frank the nine year old violinist and Miss Alice impressed with violin and piano. Maitland and Welch standouts from Pantages circuit with strong comedy. All acts above average and worth seeing. Change of bill Thursday features Maitland and Welch and Frank McMinn, youngest coast violinist.

Welch & Maitland Miss Alen McWinn Little Frank Alice Maitland & Welch Bill Frank McMinn

Allie McMinn Concert Pianist Featured

Allie McMinn, noted girl concert pianist, appears with photo cards and program listings for 1 A Woman's Wrath, A Tale of the Wildamers, and 3 One Way to Win as part of a promotional showcase.

Allie McMinn

Ownership of Ikes May Go to Oregon

Salem Oregon to protect the interests of the State and remove all doubt as to title Senator Chamberlain has introduced in congress a bill granting to the state of Oregon the lands covered by the waters of Warner and Anderson lakes and arms and subdivisions thereof known as Blue Joint Flagstaff Hart and Crump lakes and also Lake Abert Alkali and Summer lakes all in Lake county Negotiations are under way between the state land board and C N Sain to permit the latter to take the suit deposits from Abert and Summer lakes While the question of the ownership of the lakes has not been raised if the Chamberlain bill is passed by congress it will prevent possibilities of complications.

Salem Chamberlain Oregon Warner and Anderson Lakes Blue Joint Flagstaff Hart and Crump Lakes Congress

Hermiston Hosts Unique Reception for New Water System

Hermiston Oregon May 9 The city council and local businessmen held a jubilee to mark the opening of the new water system. Invitations went to over 100 guests who gathered at the reservoir. Addresses followed by speakers Hinkle Oldaker and Readern. Morrow presided as chair. Germain band performed. At 1 am Miss Anhauser Husch appeared in fine dress, identity unknown. Guests praised the organizers for the entertainment.

Hermiston Ore Butte Hinkle S. R. Oldaker Readern Morrow Germain Band Anhauser Husch

Woman Detective Ends Saloon Siege in Chicago Alley

Mrs Mary E Holland a determined woman detective who for two days kept a crowd of infuriated Greeks from taking possession of a saloon at Lake Avenue and East Fifty fifth Street fired two men and held others at bay with a revolver then surrendered her weapon for a bouquet of American Beauty roses. The conflict ended when owner M Yelich and his attorney met John Metos and George Sparadakos at the First National Bank, and the two claimants paid about 5000 for the saloon fixtures. Yelich retires from business and new owners prepare the property.

Mary EE. Holland Chicago Mary E. Holland Lake Avenue East Fifty-fifth Street Sho M. &. Yelich Hye Park Hyde Park Yelich John Meto George Sparadakos First National Bank W. K. Young Yelleh Young Holland Metos Sparaiikos Mra

Millionaires Enriches Girl Chum at Newport Beach

A Baltimore story recalls Ross R Winans, famed fortune builder and Bleak House owner. He befriended Dorothy Bateman, daughter of Bateman’s Inn keeper, sharing summers at the shore as years passed. Winans later died leaving a $500,000 bequest to the young woman.

Ross Wingus Baltimore Newport Tt. L Ross R. Winans Sidney Bateman Bateman's Inn Bateman’s Point Dorothy Winans

No young woman should neglect to prepare for motherhood

An advertisement promotes Mother's Friend as a preparatory tonic for expectant mothers. It claims the product supports natural changes, aids muscles and tendons, and keeps the breasts in good condition to help both mother and baby. The ad urges reading a free book and lists Bradfield Regulator Co. of Atlanta, Ga. as the maker.

Bradfield Regulator CO Atlasta

Newport heiress claims fortune from late Ross Winans

Two weeks ago a dying declaration revealed that Ross Winans left a half million dollars to a beach companion in Newport, the so called Goldilocks friendship. The baby, now a 19 year old woman, is taken to Newport with her father to claim the vast bequest amid family disputes over annuities and other legacies.

Ross Winans Newport

Perfect Wives in Burmais Prepare Note on Burmese Wives

Mrs Ronald Kilbee-Stuart wife of a retired British officer returns from a 30 000 mile world tour and declares Burmese women make the best wives They are thrifty hardworking businesslike and keep home and self clean with flowing robes worn as traditional attire

New York Mra Ronald Kilbees-Stuart Burma Kilbee- Stuart Mrs

Get Rid of Theumatism with Chamberlain Liniment

A historical advertisement promotes using Chamberlain's Liniment to treat rheumatic pain. It urges applying the product and massaging the affected parts at each use, noting its availability through dealers.

Chamberlain

Ely's Cream Balm Restores Taste Smell and Hearing

Advert shows Ely's Cream Balm offering quick relief from nasal catarrh by cleansing and healing the nasal passages. It claims to stop discharge, clear nose throat and restore taste smell and hearing while strengthening tissues to prevent recurrence. A fifty cent bottle from a druggist is recommended with one day of use.

Ely

Woman's Kidney Health Testimony in Pendleton Ad

Mrs William McGregor of Pendleton Oregon testifies that kidney trouble caused swelling dizziness and fatigue until she used Donns Kidney Pills. She reports full recovery and urges other kidney sufferers to try the remedy. Sold nationwide by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY agents. Remember the name Donns.

Down Pendleton William McGregor Lilleth Street Oregon Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo New York United States Doun

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