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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1913
Page
2
Advertising copy promotes S S S blood remedy for catarrh and other blood disorders. Claims rapid body-wide purification, nasal relief, and healing of skin conditions. Advises buying at drug stores and writing The Swift Specific Co. for advice.
At the Orpheum on Thursday two reels present a romance set in college life titled Dear Old Girl, featuring Francia XX, Fush-Nitin, and Beverly Bayne. A Mexican tragedy stars Lobin as a scheming killer aiming at the fiancé on engagement night, but the heroine overhears and foils the plot in a dramatic tale of undying love.
Advertises Hyomei as nature’s remedy for catarrh with inhaled medicated vapors reaching nose throat and lungs. Claims rapid relief, restoration of health in chronic cases, and includes full outfit for $1 with extra bottle available. sold by Talman & Co with money back guarantee if unsatisfied.
The Pastimes presented a two reel drama featuring The Taking of Tattle Snake Bill with John Ince noted for the hero role. Sheriff William Carr provides a humorous turn while Pally Hoosher appears as a drunken stage driver. The program also included Welbyon’s Daughter of Romany and Their Waterloo with Wallace Berry and others. A third feature mentions Witow Malaney’s Filth and a later two reel story Danny cleans up a mob.
Purports instant relief from rheumatism and related pains with St Jacobs Ointment. Claims it soothes tender spots, prevents skin burning, requires no internal treatment, and offers a free trial bottle from any drug store. Says it has cured millions over the last half century and helps with arthritis neuralgia lumbago backache and lumbago.
A scrambled, vintage film reel description notes a shipwreck survivor finding ambergris, returning rich, and plotting revenge against enemies. It mentions The Hotel Kings in Ireland with Keystone Eddie Tatziaff and Earl Cooper as daring racers in a burlesque racing comedy in the Keytone style. Also praised are The Colonel's Goth and Red Hence Little Runt Hodges in a child drama. Six new Press Association pictures are listed with various scenes and acts, including rebels executed in Mexico and a German airship wreck, plus a London strike and a New York suffrage protest.
Alia Thwater announces a fresh program with new pictures and musical features plus a new comedy The American Girl. The change applies to balines of the week with nightly updates.
Advertises a sensational stage show with a wild lineup including a queen, a snake charmer, Captain Corralla, Miss Mercury in a 15000 dollar specialty, Reuben Glue and Jerusha Simp lingon, Mrs Nellie Iven dance, and a cast of performers. Promises a bustling Umatilla County Fair program on November 12 and 13 with a carnival of attractions and diverse acts.
Fragmented OCR list shows votes on county attorney and Workingmen's Compensation, with multiple precincts including Helix Precinct Winkversity, Yers, University Building fund, Sterilization, and University Repair Fund. Voters indicate Yes and No tallies with scattered percentages and odd spellings across Amatifia and Hidditian precincts.
Election tally details show multiple Pendleton precincts reporting on University Repair Fund University Building Fund Sterilization and Workingmen's Compensation. Totals include Yes and No counts with precinct breakdowns and final precinct sums for each measure and fund.
A condensed record shows a university building fund ballot with 48 yes 19 no, sterilization question marked yex 40 and no 28, county attorney question 46 yes 23 no, and work ingmen's compensation 45 yes to 24 no.
Advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin as a quick fix for indigestion and stomach distress. It claims relief within five minutes from sourness, belching, gas, heartburn, nausea, and heaviness. A fifty cent container is enough for the whole family and should be kept at home.
Ballot item list shows university repair fund and university building fund votes across precincts Stanfield Union Pilot Mock Province with support and opposition tallies. Items include sterilization and workingmen's compensation measures with varied yea and nay counts per precinct.
H. Ely of Bantam suffered a four year foot ulcer. Doctors urged amputation but he refused and used Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as a last resort. He reported complete healing and praised it as the best remedy for bruises and eczema. Bucklen & Co. Philadelphia or St. Louis advertise.
Oregon City Transportation Co begins upper river service after a week’s start. Heavy freight loads and three round trips between the upper valley and Portland cited. An ad promotes Ballard's Horehound Syrup and Herrick's Red Pepper Porous Plaster for chest and lungs.
Port land resident Welton Johnson, 15, died instantly when his attempt to repair a wiring error on an incandescent light with a pitchfork caused an electric shock. Authorities report the accident occurred during a November 5 incident in Portland.
A brief advertisement touts Balland's Snow Liniment as a remedy for sore throats. It promises one or two applications will cure and lists price as five cents per bottle and one dollar per bottle. Sold by all dealers.
Washington report notes President Woodrow Wilson accepts honorary vice chairmanship of the Women's department of the National Civic Federation. The item is part of the telegraphic briefs from the Washington desk.
In Portland on November 1 a threatening note and six sticks of dynamite were found on W. Skidmores porch with no signature or fuse. Mrs Mary McRae tells Judge Sargent her husband John drinks heavily over ten years. Skidmores doubts the threat was meant for him as money issues loom large.
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