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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1908
Page
8
The Old Dime offers the feature Homeless Poor Man and Wants to Go to Prison Under the Sea. A Coast of Liguria educational photo set and comic pictures accompany it, with Betrayed by One's Feet at the Orpheum drawing attention. The program also includes The Little Wolf and the Captain's Daughter alongside other good numbers.
The famed directoire gown seen in papers on two continents will be displayed in Pendleton. The latest film at the Pastime moving picture house features the gown in several appearances, letting Pendleton’s men and women satisfy their curiosity.
A thousand feet of hand colored film was received today at the Edson and will be used in the moving picture machine during the next few days and nights. The lineup includes A Western Courtship and The Clown’s Christmas Eve and Tricksey the Clever Princess.
The text urges immediate action when a cold begins saying the very hour matters. Delaying can lead to a deeper illness and longer suffering. It emphasizes starting treatment early to reduce duration and severity.
Western Courtship and The Clown's Christmas Eve present a trio of light plays. Tricksey the Clever Princess adds a whimsical tale of wit and mistaken identities.
The Eagle show shop presents The Fights of Nations a set of pictures from an interesting film. The Fatal Likeness is another feature in the program. Miss McKinney as soloist delivers an illustrated song loved by patrons of the house.
Carpenters work on Lennox building once housing the Ogg saloon burned weeks ago. Structure to be split into two rooms with Queen Chop House taking the north and Albert Eklund the south. Lennox now in Tacoma with Lot Livermore as agent for the property.
An earlier report claimed Miss Elizabeth Walker daughter of Mr and Mrs J P Walker had earned a state certificate in Salem. It was a mistake. she received a state diploma instead and is teaching in Salem schools this winter.
John Mumm of Pendleton stated on Reho Tuesday that he has a mule herd for use at the Mumm farm near Pendleton. He described the stock as fine looking and good sized, adding mules are better for farm work than horses due to hardiness heat tolerance and lower feed needs.
Prof P C Catewejoe formerly of Minneapolis has secured rooms at the St Elmo and will open parlors for massage and chiropody practice. He bears endorsements showing experience and skill and expects Pendleton to be his permanent home.
A platform has been constructed at the Medernach picture show so that Don Fuluno the little trick horse may perform and be seen by all in the audience. Previously he stood at the door and was hard to view, but the new staging improves visibility for spectators.
Rh R Wool Echo manager for Columbia Land Company arrives with his wife and will stay in town until after the district fall. They have rooms at the Hotel Rowman.
Mise Foes, newly elected teacher for Hawthorne school, left her home at Athenst and will commence teaching Monday, marking the start of the new term.
The Mies Carrie and Alta Sharp and Miss Fors arrived from Athens last evening, flashing smiles and greetings as they stepped off the train.
A quirky ad notes plenty of hum bug in tea and promises refunds if buyers find the product unsatisfactory. The maker Schilling's Best advertises a money back guarantee through grocers, urging trust in their tea quality and service.
Three truancy complaints from the east end of the county reach the county superintendent. Named children include John McCauslin aged 12 Saintie Smith aged 10 and Sam Eugene Berry aged 10 and 12. Guardians may be prosecuted if compliance with the compulsory education law is not achieved.
The old woolen railroad bridge west of town has been torn down by the railroad company with ranchers and residents removing timbers by night. Abandoned for 20 years, there was talk of county purchase to convert it into a wagon bridge, but the plan was dropped. Much of the abandoned river grade on the south side has been removed for street grading.
In Aberdeen Washington September 17 Aberdeen edged Tacoma 4 to 0 with Starkell Fournier Claflin and Spencer contributing. Also Seattle fell 5 3 to Vancouver and Vancouver beat Spokane in extra innings. In major leagues Chicago topped Washington 6 0 while Detroit beat New York 7 4 and Cleveland edged Boston 1 0. Pacific Coast Oakland shut out Los Angeles 2 0 as Portland rallied in the ninth for a 4 3 win.
Students form a high school band with Prof Carruth as leader Glenn Storie as president and Bird McCarty as manager. About 10 pieces are planned with instruments on hand. The group is to boost football game spirit and may accept general engagements. Read the East Oregonian.
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