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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1912

Page

2

Woman fainting on street saved by police and dog

In Philadelphia Miss Mary Callahan aged 18 fainted at Twelfth street and Montgomery avenue. Police and citizens subdued a large brindle bulldog that had attacked Officer Hallisley and dragged Miss Callahan to a patrol wagon bound for St Joseph's hospital. The dog followed into the ambulance and had to be locked in a cell at the station. The incident ends with the dog kept in custody until the mistress recovers.

Philadelphia Mary Callahan North Clarion Street Twelfth Street Montgomery Avenue Miss Callahan Twelfth District St. Joseph's Hospital Hallisley

Sixteen British leaders urge peace call from Berlin

Berlin report says sixteen British statesmen and scientists urged peace. Included are Viscount Haldane, A L Balfour, Andrew Bonar Law, and other prominent figures. The group pressed for a ceasefire and diplomacy as wartime tensions persisted across Europe.

Berlin Viscount Haldane A. L. Balfour Andrew Bonar Law

Robbery of 46 Years Cleared by Confession

Andrew McKay, long feared to be the 1866 Auburn treasury robbery suspect, confessed from the Omaha infirmary to stealing 22 000 from the county treasurer’s safe. L. J. Blair, treasurer then, was accused but acquitted. bondsmen faced suit with no recovery. The case had puzzled Auburn residents for decades.

Indiana Auburn Andrew McKay Omaha Neb L. J. Blair Waterloo Blair McKay

McKay and accomplice seize horse and buggy in Fort Wayne

McKay and a pal allegedly bought a horse and buggy at Fort Wayne and drove to Auburn arriving at night. They forced the courthouse safe with a Jimmy. They claim to have obtained 11 dollars in coin and currency and fled back to Fort Wayne. County officials, suspecting the treasurer, urged them to return and become key witnesses. They refused and left the region.

McKay Fort Wayne Auburn Jimmy

Vegetable on Trial as a Table Delicacy

Washington reports a new vegetable called udo from Japan, tried at the urging of Dr. Fairchild. Brought from a California grower, it grows in celerylike bunches and must be bleached in the dark. It tastes unlike any common vegetable and, if carelessly prepared, carries a turpentine note before being boiled and cooked like asparagus.

Washington Department of Agriculture Secretary of Agriculture Fairchild Japan California

At the Picture Shows Orpheum Sunday lineup

The Orpheum presents an extra good Sunday program with four full reels of American pictures. Highlights include Mr. Marshall P. Wilder in Vita graph entertaining episodes, How He Papered the Room a Vitagraph comedy, The Little Woolen Shoe a Kalem drama, The Pasadena Peach a Kalem feature starring Maury and Jack Howard, and Paying the Price a Lubin drama with Ned Davis and Bert Adams plot twists.

Marshall P. Wilder Vitagraph Edison Pasadena Kalem Maury Bert Adams

The Pastime Silent Film Program Highlights

The Pastime shows The Law of the North Selig with Charlies Clary William Duncan and Adrienne Kroel in leading roles The Lost Dog Lubin Kitty Tryon and two poodles June Shore Edison The Forgotten Pocket Book Lubin and a comedy A Tenacious Solicitor Edison Avter a disturbance Crick is hailed hero of the countryside as patrons threaten to quit over masher trouble

Good Pictures Law of the North Selig Hardy North Charlies Clary William Duncan Andrienne Kroel Lubin Kitty Tryon June Shore England Janego Edison Noah

The Saleslady and Light on the Way At Rex and Eclair

Friday and Saturday feature a department store romance titled The Saleslady with $40,000 worth of gowns and a promotion that ends in an old flame conflict. Rex presents Marion Leanold in The Light on the Way a school life drama about self denial and love. Isleta Indian Village offers fun views of a 1600 church and desert scenes.

Cosy Rex Marion Leanold America Nestor Isleta Indian Village New Mexico

Grand Vaudeville Tonight Features Kids and Hypnotist

A big program at the Grand includes the Watson children with live dancing dolls, character singers and dancers. Noted performer Prof Albardo, famed Russian hypnotist, and the king of fakemakers headline. Watch the drive. Photoplays show three reels of good quality subjects.

Watson Albardo

Orrick Rider Delivers Bold Rodeo Feat in Ozarks

Springfield visitors witness a rural bronco ride as Crick Davison leaps onto an unconquered broncho named Crick in Boxer Howell County. Thirty minutes pass with Davison bucked but steady, claiming $20 for twenty minutes of rough riding amid rallying townsfolk and a joking ringmaster.

Ozark Amd Springfield Ozarks Houn’ Dawg Avenger Boxer Uitle Howell County Crick” Davison Crick

Cure Rheumatism With Chamberlain's Lintment Teaser

An ad advises using Chamberlain's Lintment with generous rubbing at each application to relieve rheumatism. The text notes the product is for sale by all dealers.

Chamberlain

Boy Missing Seven Years Declared Legally Dead

Probate Court of Indiana declares Charles M. Monroe legally dead after seven years missing. Parents Charles D. and Mary Ann Monroe appointed administrator of his estate, including life insurance of 1200. The 12 year old vanished Jan 21, 1905 after chores. search spanned the country with no trace found.

Indianapolis Ind Charles M. Monroe Frank B. Ross Mary Ann Monroe Chadwick Street South West Street Charles D. Monroe

Poor Appetite Signals Digestive Trouble Improve with Tablets

A public notice-style ad claims Poor appetite is a sign of impaired digestion and offers Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets to strengthen digestion and improve appetite. It states thousands have benefited and that the product is sold by all dealers.

Chamberlain

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