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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1912
Page
5
Local ads list fresh oysters crabs crawfish at the St George Grill and rainbow trout at the Quelle. various services and rental notices appear including required items, rooms, and wood, with several phone numbers and addresses.
Solemn Nov 2 reports the slate penitentiary preparing for five condemned men to be hanged on December 13 after appeals. Governor West insists the will of the people will be carried out, with execution chamber readied and ropes tested. Condemned, including the Humphrey brothers, await fate as cells are reorganized and guards tighten supervision.
Cottolene heats to a higher temperature than butter or lard without burning or smoking. The fat’s high heat hardens albumen to form a crust that prevents fat soaking. It saves time in frying and is a healthful vegetable oil shortening, pure and clean in origin. Never sold in bulk, always in air tight tin pails. Purchase a pail from your grocer today.
Large crowds viewed the Pendleton Roundup exhibition at the Bungalow theater in Portland. The Portlanders captured 4000 feet of reels from the September event, with thrilling bull dogging scenes and humor, filmed by the Oregon Motion Picture Company. Continuous showings ran from noon to 11 p.m. across today and tomorrow.
The Sisters of St Anthony's Hospital in Pendleton announce a Thanksgiving Donation Day on November Worth noting the hospital will gratefully accept contributions of all kinds to aid their charitable work. The hospital plans to publish the donations received to show appreciation and extend thanks to the generous public.
A terse reflection on the idea that idleness and irregular meal timing can harm health and reduce resilience. It suggests a cautious approach to work between meals and questions the gains of a lazy lifestyle.
A batch of visits and departures in Pendleton highlights this social roundup. Notables include ht H Oliver of Walla Walla at the St George, George W Beeman of La Grande at the Bowman, Loughlin of Hermiston to Pendleton, and Ralph Holte of Stanfield visiting. Others travel to Pilot Rock, The Dalles, Echo, and nearby areas. several locals are noted as returning from Texas and visits to Spokan e during the Hen Apple Show.
Notice to Poultrymen: a meeting of the Co. Mouktey Association will be held at Maker's Furniture Store tomorrow Wednesday evening at 7 30. All members and others interested urged to be present. Important business W Brown, Sec.
Pendleton boxing manager Evans and Spokane AOAC official Bullivant have organized a Spokane meet Friday night. Pendleton sends five boxers and one wrestler to compete for interclub honors with Pete Jost at light heavyweight, Frank Chambers at 125, Jack Spence 128, Will Gaffney, and George Watton in lightweight. Dudley Evans aims to win away from home as Pendleton eyes first success against Spokane. Two women classes and club juniors prepare, with Pendleton club leaving Thursday evening for Spokane and returning Saturday.
A group of Pendleton men will accompany the team as reoters and union competitors. They plan to attend the Apple show in Spokane this week and look forward to an enjoyable event.
Two women testify to relief from female troubles after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Mrs. Cassi Lioup of New Moorefield Ohio reports bearing down pains and weakness improved, while Mrs. Bowzerr Coir of South Williamsport Massachusetts says backache irregularity and fatigue eased after one bottle and then another, returning to health.
Montaville Flowers, famed orator and impersonator, headlines the Y M A Star course in Pendleton Oregon. He will perform dramatic readings including Ben Hur and Shakespearean selections at First Christian church Friday November 13 at 4 o clock. Tickets for the four numbers are $2 with reduced rates for children.
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