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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1916
Page
5
Classified fragment listing various ads including wanted help, vehicles for sale, rooms for rent, services, and local notices. Mentions phone numbers, addresses, and businesses like Streets' Barber Shop and Penland Bros, with assorted offers and events.
Furnishings offered at 605 Clay Street during Round-Up week include a furnished room and sleeping porch. Daytime access times noted as 2:20 pm daily. Contact via listed phone for Porrent-One arrangements and further details.
The National Advisory Committee met in Chicago on Sept 18 to discuss changes in western campaign speaking plans. Alvin T. Hart returned from a conference of eastern leaders, while Fred E. Hitch dock reported on the PMlmain Situation. Dwyln Waller, a physician from the Palace Hotel in San Francisco, attended the Round-Up. F. E. March, a Freewater farmer, and PBH Buchhola were seen in the city yesterday.
A bustling Motion Picture News critique surveys Varied offerings from Vitagraph and related studios. It highlights The Tarentiih fearing the sett and quean plot shows, praises Spanish outdoor settings, and notes strong route for Cuban themes. Mentions Pathe, Lang, Alta Theatre lineups, and stars such as Alice Brady and Miss Petticoats cast in Brady's production.
Fannie Ward, famed actress, loves animals and displays a costly cat gifted by a friend of Jack Dean. Ward spends most of her time in California near Paramount Pictures at the Lasky, amid quiet domestic life as her husband tours abroad. The cat, valued at thousands, reflects her fondness for pets.
The feature film Mim Petticoats stars Mies Brady and follows a New Led ford girl, granddaughter of a fishing schooner captain, as scenes are filmed aboard an old schooner and in cotton mills. The Cosy theater presents the attraction Tuesday and Wednesday with noted accuracy in location for the production.
A fragmentary note on the fairy episode of The Marriage of Molly-O a Triangle play starring Mae Mareh and Robert Harron set in Ireland with a fairy queen doomed to death and a hero who sacrifices for love, ending in a sentimental romantic scene.
J A Pritsch of Salt Lake City fell fifty feet during a rough sled descent on Mount Tacoma. He sustained excruciating injuries and lies halfway down from the summit awaiting rescue by a party from the parish valley. local physician F I Kafe attends him as best as possible at Gig Jaltar Reck.
A party led by Settle J Irwin of Denver Ottoburg and Jules Stampfier reduced to a single file ascent when Fritach slipped into a crevasse. He suffered cuts and bruises but was hauled out with rope and a crude sledge to Gibraltar Rock. Twelve men carried him with stretchers blankets and food to Paradise camp where a physician met him.
Bargain sale listing lists corner property with two houses and fine shade trees. Includes cement walks and gas range with coke burner. Contact Alex Manning at 800 W. Alia Adv.
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