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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Nov 26, 1910

Page

8

Elks Lodge to Hold Sorrow Memorial Service in Pendleton

Pendleton lodge No. 285 B P O E will stage the annual Lodge of Sorrow memorial service at the Oregon theatre this Sunday afternoon. A committee led by Joe H. Parkes and L. D. Idleman arranged a musical program with solos, a memorial address by Hon. L. T. Harris of Eugene, and closing ceremonies. The roll of departed members is listed, with current officers to conduct the service and ushers named.

L. T. Harris Eugene Oregon Theatre Pendleton Lodge No F. J. Quinlan Alr Auld Lang Syne Wheeler Ambrose J. S. Landers Slusher Edna Zimmerman Edna Gates Israel A. Dudley Buck Walter A. Rose Thomas H. Williams Setteers Savers Parks J S Landers W. A. Slusher Pendleton Lodge Nathan Evans Samuel P. Sturgis E. Ae Murphy H. cC. Guernsey E. D. Boyd Charles Zeigler F. W. Waite K. van Dran Frank H. Parr H. Hallock T. G. Hailey H. Clark C. E. Redfield Henry May Louis Hunziker M. M. Wyrick Charles W. Wall W. Roy Saxton Frank J. Quinlan Mark Moorhouse Carl Cooley D. B. Bailey Thomas FitzGerald C. J. Ferguson C.S. Cheshire Joe H. Parkes Thomas Smart Tyler Elks

Paris for Playgrounds Demand Growth of Open Squares

Paris seeks more breathing space with additional open squares. The movement notes London allocates fourteen percent of its area to open space. It cites health context with London reporting 1.8 percent of deaths linked to consumption.

Paris London

Moving Picture Show Offers Mixed Program At Sunday

The Good program presents three reels: His Breach of Discipline from Edison 1000 ft praised as splendid and stylish with western and French romance. Mystery of Lonely Gulch from Pa The American company 1000 ft with strong acting. Mike the Housemaid Lubin 1000 ft a comedy about a man seeking work, entertaining and well acted.

Edison Lonely Gulch Pathe Mike Lubin

Liz's Career and Buffalo Fight at Pastime Theater

The Pastime Theater offers Liz's Career a Lubin drama praised as a conceit turning a country girl into stage success, Liz paying the mortgage without marrying the elderly deacon. Pathe drama Werther presents a love tragedy adapted from Goethe with strong acting. Max In the Alps is a comedy of 600 feet, Buffalo Fight a 300 foot color scenic.

Liz Lubin Werther Pathe Goethe Max Alps

Christmas shoppers urged not to rush early says Baltimore News

The press notes readers should avoid pleading for early Christmas shopping as the Christmas Eve rush remains as chaotic as ever. The Baltimore News urges saving by reading today’s ads.

Baltimore News

Daughter Is Born to Pendleton Farmer Wife

Newsy Notes of Pendleton reports eight pound baby girl born to the wife of Harry Depew a farmer of Cold Springs this morning. Also filed suit by Interior Warehouse Co. against O G Allen for 72 90. Harry Folsom moving to Beaumont California owner of a large olive grove. Cartoonist Hugh Walter Sparks gave chalk talk at Christian church with Seemingly pleased audience. J Harley Yetter granted divorce from Hessie May Yetter by Circuit Judge H J Bean. George Moore released after not enough evidence to convict. Nel lie Olcott age 12 died in Portland. aunt Mrs Mae Olcott attending funeral. Earl Coffey, son of Mrs Mary Coffey Rattigan, commissioned as U S Fanchon captain. 18 month cruise begins. Mary Coffey Rattigan to file injunction against Gilbert Piano Co to collect balance or reclaim piano. sheriff holds piano.

Harry Depew Cold Springs Pendleton Roy Earl Coffey Mary Coffey-Rattigan U. S Fanchon Rattigan Gilbert Piano Company

Thieves Mar Desk at Church Sunday School Room

Fred Taylor, superintendent of the Christian Sunday school, seeks the person who cut the locks on the oak desk. The culprit took a library book and returned it through a church window in the baptistry. Taylor suspects a strong youth committed the act, likely Tuesday afternoon or night.

Mar Fred Taylor Christian Sunday School Taylor

City police court session nets fines and arrests

Judge Thomas Fitzgerald presided as $20 forfeitures were declared against two men named Le Grand and Turner for drunken and disorderly conduct. George Trainer paid a $10 fine for similar charges, while Frank Costello was remanded to jail for five days for fighting. He could not raise $10 to avoid confinement. Investigators suspect the knives peddled by the men, produced by Barnsley Cutlery of Monett Missouri, were burglary spoils from Boise Idaho, with over 100 knives linked to the group. The arrested men identified themselves as O B Peterson A C Feeney F Edwards John McDermot and Harry Campbell.

Thomas Fitzgerald Ball le Grand Turner George Trainer Frank Costello Falk Barnsley Cutlery Company Monett Boise Idaho O. B. Peterson A. C. Feeney F. Edwards John McDermot Harry Campbell

Socialists Attack Kaiser on Divine Right Idea

Berlin on November 2 reports Herr Ledebour, Socialist member, bitterly attacking Kaiser Wilhelm’s divine rights claim in the reichstag. He said the emperor’s glorification of ancestors and throne promises angered the people and mocked Germany before the world.

Berlin Kaiser Wilhelm Reichastag Herr Ledebour Ledebour Germany

Mine gas traps ten miners at Providence Coal mine

Evaneville reports the Providence Coal company mine in Providence Kentucky filled with gas. Ten miners are entombed and one believed killed as crews work to clear gas and reach them. They have been inside for about twenty four hours in the lowest level of the shaft.

Evaneville Providence Coal Company Providence

Fear Trouble in Greece on Election Eve

Athens reporters say Greek authorities brace for possible serious riots as general elections set for Monday. Officials warn of unrest amid campaign tensions and security patrols deployed across major cities.

Greece Athens

Woman's nervous collapse after murder shocks Paul Dispatch

The paper notes that the woman who kills a man often suffers a nervous collapse afterward. The pity is that the collapse does not precede, but rather follow the murder, as observed by Paul Dispatch.

Paul

Brooke bean bill author courts eastern Oregon unity for speaker post

Ontario representative W. H. Brooke discussed a possible bid for speaker with Umatilla lawmakers in Pendleton and Portland, saying he would accept the honor but not announce. He urged eastern Oregon candidates to unite on one man and noted his Brooke Bean bill aimed to curb pledges against the constitution.

W. H. Brooke Ontario Acre Oregon Pendleton Umatilla Portland Multnomah County Brooke Mahoney Heppner Henry McKinney Baker County Brooke & Tomlinson Brook

No Roundup for Spokane Trustees and Local Business Leaders

Oscar Drumheller and F W Kaser trustees of the Commercial club lead a long list of Spokane business men named in the notice. The roster includes D Johnson Alex Johnson T A Van Hollebeke Felix Van Hollebeke James Grant J C Cauvel J G Anderson Co and many others from various firms and partnerships.

Oscar Drumheller Commercial Club F. W. Kaser D. Johnson Alex Johnson T. A. van Hollebeke Felix van Hollebeke James Grant J. C. Cauvel J. G. Anderson Co Chas. 1D

Cruiser Boston for Oregon Naval Reserves sale postponed

Portland November 26 The sale of the gunboat Concord and the cruiser Boston was postponed as one vessel is assigned to a training ship of the Oregon naval reserve. The ships lie at Bremerton navy yard. The Boston is valued at about two million dollars and can be made shipshape for sixteen thousand eight hundred dollars.

Portland Concord Boston Oregon Naval Reserve Navy Department John McNulty Bremerton Navy Yard

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Holiday Headquarters Standard Grocery Co. Inc Frank O'Gara Bernard O'Gara Sec Treas East Court Street Emony W. J. Dedman Elmer Storie R. G. Sturdivant Hana Dale Rothwell Wm. Hanscom Pendleton Dye Works Newsy The Interior Warehouse Company O. G. Allen Eeho California Harry Folsom Beaumont California Corioliss Hugh Walter Sparks Christian Church George Moore Wessel Clothing Charles Olcott Nellie Olcott Socialis Spokane Naval Reserves Roosevelt WM. E. Hansco WM. E. Hanscom East End Grocery Agents For Pictorial Review Embroidery Catalogue Pictorial Review Magazine Malo and Court Street Wm. Ingram
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