The Orphenn and Related Film Notes
The Orphenn offers Sun- Qay change Put Yourself In Their Places with Miss Clara Kim ball Young and Mr James Young as two youths urged to marry who refuse The Tost Deed Edison shows a colonel who loses a deed and cannot borrow money Two rivals for his granddaughter hand a loan offer to Hetty but she resolves the issue uniquely The Spanish Parrot Girl Sells a modern romance of a parrot girl who would sacrifice her life for her father but is saved The Wrong Bottle Biograph features Mr Harold Lockwood in the lead
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Sun- Qay
Vitagraph
Clara Kimball Young
James Young
Edison
Hetty
Harold Lockwood
Biograph
The Pastime: Shylock Eclipse feature plays
Extra Special presents Shylock an Eclipse feature from Shakespeare starkly staged on two reels. Bassanio Antonio Portia and Shylock performances highlight a Venice Rialto scene and the Merchant of Venice tale. Another featured show Diverging Paths depicts daily life choices with Eugenie Beeser Harold Lockwood and Henry Otto in title roles. A Timely Bath Pathe offers a farce.
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Shylock
Merchant
Rialto
Venice
Bassanio
Antonio
Portia
Belmount
Mr. Baur
Athenee Theater
Faris
Mize Bonnfe
Mr. Harve
Odeon
Guillan
Selle
Eugenie Beeser
Harold Lockwood
Henry Otto
Pathe
Alpine Tour and War Hero Reel At Cosy
A vivid Sunday program at the Cosy features the military drama The Bugler of Company B in two reels with patriotic appeal. Animated Weekly No. 53 presents wartime vignettes from Albany to the Columbia River, plus a small man, fire scenes, boy scouts, a foot race, comedy, singing and music.
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Columbia River
Ohio
Wormaldehyde advertised for seed grain protection
Seed treatment product Wormaldehyde, 50 percent formaldehyde to prevent smut, claims to deter underground worms and other growth threats. Full directions on each bottle, order through Wormaldehyde Co. Inc., Moro, Oregon.
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Wormaldehyde Co., Inc
Moro
Oregon
River Flood Recedes. Salem Waterfront Clears
River rising began with a flood at Salem Oregon, then slowed and stopped at the seventeen foot mark. The O C T Pumping freight house remains closed as workers require rubber boots or a rowboat to approach. Water is receding rapidly and freight houses and steamers are expected to resume normal operations tomorrow with passengers landing at the usual wharf. Drift remains downstream but not clogging. No damage reported yet from the high water.
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Salem
Ore
Clty
Yankees
Chanes
Cleveland Americans
Phillies
Yanks
Boston
Philadelphia
Washington
Keyo
Odd Fellows Notice for Special Meeting April Day
Notice to Odd Fellows announces a Spee meeting Monday evening April th to receive a visit from Grand Master W. A. Wheeler. All members of the order urged to attend, whether from local lodge or not. H. J. Taylor, Chairman of Committee.
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Odd Fellows
W. A. Wheeler
Order
H. J. Taylor
For Rent Furnished Five Room House Including Plane
Furnished five room house available for rent with an included plane. Inquire at 1314 KE. Court or call Red 2481 for details and pricing.
Ten Pound Boy Born to Dr and Mrs Temple
Newsy Notes of Pendleton reports a ten pound son born this afternoon to Dr. and Mrs. I A Temple, naming the child William Benton Temple. Also notes births, a Denver lecturer, police court pleas, Round-up Gun club events, weather, and local incidents including a divorce suit filed by Emma Watt.
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I. A. Temple
William Benton Temple
Pendleton Deed Transfers Half Interest and Lots in City
Frank O Gara and wife transfer an undivided half interest to J M Rice in portions of Lot 1 and fractional Block 5 Pendleton on Court and Johnson streets, plus Lot 29 Hall addition and Lot 2 and ten feet of Lots 11 and 12 Block 4 Schtaler add Pendleton. Consideration named at 6000 dollars.
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Frank O'Gara
J. M. Rice
City of
Pendleton
Court and
Johnson Streets
Hall Addition
Schtaler
Funeral for little Robert Ringo to be held tomorrow
The funeral service for the remains of Robert Ringo will be held at 2:20 tomorrow afternoon from the Ringo home at 704 Thompson Street. Rev H T Cash of Portland, former pastor of Pendleton Baptist church, will conduct. Members of the local medical society will serve as pallbearers.
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Little Robert Ringo
Ringo
Thompson Street
H. T. Cash
Portland
Pendleton Baptist Church
Medical Society
Arrest of local biker for speeding on Jackson Street
Upon complaint by F. M. Oliver, Jack Weinman a well known local bar ber was arrested yesterday on a warrant for violating the city speed ordinance. He pleaded guilty this morning in police court and paid a ten dollar fine. He was riding his motorcycle along Jackson Street when the offense occurred.
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Speeling
F. M. Oliver
Jack Weinman
Weinman
Jackson Street
Illness Recovery of Local Lineman William Osborne
William Osborne son of Sam Osborne of this city is recovering from an illness that kept him from work for two weeks. He fell ill at Pleasant Valley where he worked as an O W R N lineman for the signal service. Initially thought poisoned, doctors diagnosed enlargement of the heart. He returned to 618 Johnson Street a week ago and expects to resume work in a week.
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William Osborne
Sam Osborne
Pleasant Valley
Signal Service
Johnson Street
New Supervisors Appointed
At yesterday afternoon’s meeting of the Mamtilla Educational board J A Yeager and W H Musselman were named as rural district supervisors Yeager will keep the same territory while Musselman takes the northern part of the county White’s term ends in June The board discussed consolidating districts but law limits to ten districts per supervisor making the plan impossible
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Mamtilla Educational Board
J. A. Yeager
W. H. Musselman
Mr. Yeager
Musselman
Albert E. White
Threats to Game Code Referendum Efforts Reported
A letter sent to the local fish and game club warns that a similar Linn County organization is attempting to invoke referendums against the game code. The note signals organized opposition and potential ballot action affecting wildlife regulations.
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Fish and Game Club
Linn County
Oregon game code faces push to spare female pheasants
The local association asks Linn county sportsmen to back a provision preventing killing of female Chinese pheasants, offering moral and financial aid. Sentiment among locals is split with zero backing the code, vowing vigorous opposition, while some sportsmen favor striking objectionable features and may support the change.
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Oregon
Linn County
Athena Woman Sues Over Defective Sidewalk Injury
Mary and John KB Ireland file a $6000 damage suit against the city of Athena alleging a defective sidewalk along Main street caused Mrs Ireland to trip on November 8, 1912. She suffered multiple knee injuries, lasting four months bedridden with permanent crippling, plus medical and hospital costs totaling at least $1153 and damages for loss of time and suffering. Attorneys listed: James A. Fee, John F. Watson, Thomas H. Brents.
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City of
Athena
Mary
John KB
Ireland
Main Street
James A. Fee
John F. Watson
Thomas H. Brents
Baker Youth Killed In Elevator accident
Lorilyn Arkison a 20 year old Baker youth died in an elevator accident at the Antlers hotel. While acting as elevator boy he moved from his car as it rose a mechanism error caused the car to lift. His head was severed and the body fell into the shaft. He was buried with Episcopal services as a member of St Stephen's choir and regular communicant. He was the son of John Arkison of Baker Oregon.
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Baker
Ore
Lorilyn Arbison
Episcopal Church
St. Stephen's Choir
John Arkison
Arkison
Antlers
Jon
Young Arkiisons
New Laboratory Hammer Tests Materials at O A C
Oregon Agricultural College engineers complete a new testing machine for materials in the laboratories. Designed by Professor H H Graf it is the largest machine yet built in college shops. Tests use a 60 pound hammer dropped from varying heights up to eight feet with an autographic recording drum. The base weighs 800 pounds, the heaviest single casting from the foundry.
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Oregon Agricultural College
Corvallis
Ore
School of Engineering
Prop
H. Graf
Would Be Jokers Desecrate a Chinese Cemetery
In Baker Oregon on April 5 vandals desecrated a Chinese cemetery near the foothills. Headboards were moved or reversed, markers unreadable, and shots fired through a building on the grounds. The Chinese community offered a $20 reward for arrests. Mayor Palmer pledged investigation.
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Baker
Orc
Laker
Palmer
Baseball Hopefuls and Promises in Early Season Talk
The dispatch surveys Frank Chance and Charles Murphy shaping the Yankees season, noting brittle talent and injuries as key risks. It also weighs championship interest around McCarty, Ruehle, and Willard, with tradeoffs for top contenders and the Cubs earning scant salaries.
Yankees Draw Wide Interest With New Manager Frank Chance
A tail end club, returning from a training trip, attracts broad attention beyond the two pennant winners. The New York Yankees captivate fans coast to coast under the individuality of their newly appointed manager, Frank Chance, drawing widespread interest nationwide.
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New York Yankees
Frank Chance
Bargain Seven Room House For Sale In Pendleton
Modern seven room house with stone foundation offered at 2500 dollars. Includes seven tots. Sale before May 1. Address I A S care East Oregonian Pendleton Oregon.
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A. S. Care East Oregonian
Pendleton
Oregon
Pendleton Hotel Company Stockholders Meeting Notice
Notice of the annual stockholders meeting of Pendleton Hotel Company to be held at 2 PM on April 8 1913 in the office of Mark Moorhouse Company. Dated March 24 1913. Mark Moorhoushe, Secretary.
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The
Pendleton Hotel Company
Mark Moorhouse Company
Mark Moorhoushe
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