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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1920
Page
9
An awkward, garbled account describes a rock ledge encounter where a person narrowly avoids a venomous snake. A camera captures the moment as onlookers react in fear while a cow herd and a bull appear in the chaotic sequence.
Mrs Peoank Waller and Mit Fimiga Onteler entertained friends at a meewink party Friday afternoon at the Waterhoa. Invitations included Mrs Min, Florence Auvhur, Sim Ci Hnie, Miss Allert Mindye, and others. Saturday visitors Pendeton and Pendieton exchanges noted. Mrs Shermere and Mae McGormack attended events in Bene detto. A teacher Mrs Adam Frown hosted a party for third and tenth grade students with a large spread.
In San Francisco on May 11 the city reports activity at a hotel adding a rooftop golf area. Two reports are under consideration as a new garage and a practice green atop the building are described amid ongoing preparations.
Honolulu authorities consider a $70 000 natatorium at Memorial Park with a 110 yard course and 7 foot wide lanes, bleacher seating for 3000 to 6000, and a facility cost between $2000 and $70 000. The city and county board of supervisors support the tentative plan and have called for bids to excavate for public construction.
Pacific Athletic Association champions faced off in the Neptune plunge events in Alameda California on Sunday. Florence Greenhausen of the Young Ladies Institute San Francisco won the women's 190 yard breaststroke with 1 14 4 5, while Helen Martin came second and Marcel McKenzie of Neptune Alameda third. In the men's junior 10 yard back stroke W Algers of Neptune won with 1 d and J Mitchell Neptune Club second. Ralph Cropp of Stockton placed third with 1 32 3.
Washington May 17 Willam Byrne took a job in detecting at the capitol. Senator Merry New of Indiana owned a gold wafel now missing after a theft by daktardis. A comical detective yarn unfolds as Burns seeks the thief while the senate contends with an early rising schedule and a chaplain's tardy clock.
A call for Will M Peterson to appear on the ballot as a Democratic delegate from Oregon's Second Congressional District to the Democratic National Convention in San Francisco. The speaker endorses Wilson as the greatest president and Ceara as a great senator, praising fellow Democrats as good and capable despite occasional quarrels, pledging to help nominate a strong Democrat for president.
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