Pendleton Picture Showes Offers Diverse Film Program
The Pendleton theater presents a Tuesday lineup featuring The Romance on Bar O Es caway a Western romance with scenic landscapes, Redemption Kosmik a moral drama, The Thames from Oxford to Richmond Kosmik an outdoor river scenery piece, Oh You Clubman American Pathé a humor sketch, Changing the Cooks Star film a comedy, The Carrier and Delores with Carlyle Blackwell and Alice Joyce, The Sword and the Cross a colored feature, Albanus and Fabiola a religious romance, Breakers in the Clouds Around Mount Blanc a high altitude spectacle, Oh You Kids an American comedy, Paoli Brothers Scenic a acrobatic act, and Hefty Burkes Romance a lively Edison farce.
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Pendleton
Bar O. Escaway
Kosmik
Thames
Oxford
Richmond
American Pathe
Melles Star Film
Fabiola
Albanus
Mount Blanc
Paoli Brothers
Burke
Edison
The Pastime House of Quality Feature Film
A Kalem drama titled The Mission Carrier plays at The Pastime. A tale of the golden mission unfolds in old Spanish California with action and intrigue as Tuesday offerings shift audience expectations.
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House of Quality
California
Portland trip eyed by school board for new high school
The local school board plans a Portland junket to study high school building layouts and safety for the proposed $100,000 bond. Chairman J W Tallman says the visit aims to gather information before final plans are set. Bids for the bond were advertised with April 16 opening. if bids are satisfactory the issue will be sold Saturday and board members depart that night.
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Lagcal School Board
Portland
J. W. Tallman
New Penn State League Organized in Pottsville
At a meeting in Pottsville Pennsylvania on April 10 organizers completed plans for a new baseball circuit named the Pennsylvania State League promoter E J Paige of New York. The league will include coal region towns with many players drawn from former colleges and the season is expected to open mid next month.
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New Penn
Pottsville
E. J. Paige
New York
Daughter Is Born Near Pendleton In Newsy Notes
A daughter was born last night to Mr and Mrs Marlon Jack at their home northeast of Pendleton. Five drunks faced the police court with three forfeiting bail and two paying five dollar fines. A marriage license was issued to Elmer Hess and Goldie Benedict with consent from her father. Claud Hale has a daughter born recently in St Anthonys hospital. Kennedy is slowly improving from rheumatism in San Diego. E M Walsh left for Columbus Ohio to attend his mother ill in that city. Charles Walsh to run the store in his absence. Edgar W Smith ordered a new four door Ford torpedo for road work between his Vansycle ranch and the city.
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Marlon Jack
Elmer Hess
Goldie Benedict
W. P. Benedict
Claud Hale
St. Anthony's Hospital
E. M. Walsh
Walsh Grocery
Main Street
Columbus
Ohio
Charles Walsh
Edgar Smith
Edgar W. Smith
E. L. Smith
Vansycle
April Term Opens In Circuit Court
The April term of the circuit court opened this morning with Judge G. W. Phelps presiding. Jurors were drawn and testimony taken in the case of Victor Lidwall vs Rosa Guderain or Rosa Ganger, where the plaintiff seeks to recover a threshing bill he alleges is due.
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Circuit Court
G. W. Phelps
Victor Lidwall Wa
Rosa Guderain
Rosa Ganger
Splendid Music at Church on Palm Sunday
Palm Sunday services at the local Presbyterian church featured Dr. J E Reeves in the pulpit and praised for splendid music. Soloist Miss Bernice Ruppe and organist Miles Lora Perry performed, with Perry’s Interlude Dryorak's Humoreske highlighted as splendid. W A Brown, wintering with his brother Ben at Duncan, departs for Portland then Cordova Alaska. he has prior northward seasons. J G Bellows, formerly of Pendleton, also traveled to Cordova with Brown, longtime friends.
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J .E. Reeves
Bernice Ruppe
Miles Lora Perry
Miss Perry
Dryorak
W. A. Brown
Ben Brown
Duncan
Portland
Cordova
Alaska
J. G. Bellows
Pendleton
Brown
Two Men Committed to Salem Insane Asylum
Carl Fisher of Echo was sent to the Salem asylum yesterday by Guard Daughters after a hallucination about persistent spirits. Robert Greenstreet of this city is confined in the county jail awaiting transfer to the asylum in a violent, disturbed state.
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Carl Fisher
Echo
Salem
Fisher
Robert Greenstreet
Jall
Jimmie Johns Wins Quarter Mile at Portland Indoor Meet
James Johns Jr son of Mr and Mrs James Johns of this city added honors by winning the quarter mile dash at the Columbia indoor meet in Portland The University of Oregon narrowly won the meet over A C and others Young Johns is now a developing star for Hayward and will join the team for California over Easter to compete in the Pacific Coast meet.
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Jimmie
James Johns
Columbia
Portland
University of Oregon
Inland Empire Teachers Meet Returns. Next Convention Likely Wallace
Superintendent J B Sanders arrived home from the Inland Empire Teachers association annual convention in Spokane. Miss Mary M lay of Washington school and County Superintendent Frank K Welles also attended. The next meeting site is undecided but likely Wallace Idaho. Oregon's state superintendent L R Alderman is favored for the association presidency next year.
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Inland Empire Teachers’ Association
Spokane
J. 8. Sanders
Mary Maclay
Washington
Frank K. Welles
Wallace
Idaho
L. R. Alderman
Oregon
Poultry director mourns theft of three blooded hens on Water Street
Alexander, a director of the Umatilla-Morrow poultry show and a lover of fine birds, laments the loss of three blooded hens kept at his Water Street home. He accuses hoboes who camp along the riverbanks near his property and asks the migratory group to notify him in advance if a raid is planned so he can prepare.
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Alexander
R. Alexander
Umatilla-Morrow County
Water Street
Sensational Charges in Williamson Divorce Suit
Lisle Williamson sues her husband George E. Williamson for absolute divorce and child custody amid sensational allegations. She claims repeated beatings vile names unlawful relations with other men and orders to sell herself for lewd acts. She also states he forced her from a room abducted their child beat her and claimed to act as a deputy sheriff during the incident.
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Lisle Williamson
George E. Williamson
Tenderloin
Lads Train for Track Meet and Six in Sight
Local high school lads train hard for the upcoming class meet on April 18 and six meets ahead. Star runners Boylen and Captain Gordon headline a strong squad with Devine in the weights and others like Taylor, Chapman, Finnell, A. Jordan, C. Jordan, Dickson, Fee providing depth. Meets include Umatilla county at Athena April 29 and Oregon state May 12.
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Breithaupt
Boylen
Horthwest
Interevho
Gordon
Oregon
la Grande
Devine
Taylor
Chapman
Finnell
A. Jordan
C. Jordan
Dickson
Fee
Umatilla County
Athena
University of Oregon State
A. C. State
Eastern Oregon
Whitman
Methods Praised and Pained on Oklahoma Ranges
An Oklahoma writer recalls fence riders and cowboys protecting school land pasture during a brutal Thanksgiving blizzard. She witnessed cattle trapped in a canyon, one dying from injuries after a rider refused humane mercy, amid Oklahoma laws mandating winter feeding.
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Ethelyn Dyer
Guymon
Okla
Brealdes
Oklahoma
Ulrich to Be Heard Today in Noted Assault Case
New York April 10. Albert Ulrich the carpenter accused of assaulting Dr. Booker T. Washington will be given a hearing in special sessions today. Ulrich will be represented by several prominent lawyers in addition to his personal counsel. Washington is expected to testify on the attack details and the case’s mystery may be cleared.
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New York
Albert Ulrich
Booker T. Washington
Ulrich
Washington
Lost ring with turquoise and two small pearls
A lost ring described as gold with turquoise setting and two small pearls. Return to this office for a reward. Do you read the East Oregonian.
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Teward
The
East Oregonian
Echo Furniture Co Changes Hands In Echo
Special Correspondence from Echo Oregon April 10 reports the Echo Furniture Co sold its entire stock to George and Miller Co and will merge operations at the current storefront creating a department store. Also noted are large cattle shipments from Echo yards, local travel for residents, a foot injury, and Echo baseball teams returning from Athena.
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Echo
Ore
Echo Furniture Co
George & Miller Co
George
Frye & Co
C.F Walker
Bof
McCullough
A. McIntosh
Dalles
Seattle
Portland
Marehall
M. Boreland
Mesdames Stanfield
Thomson
Gibert
Pendleton
FB. Baker
Pilot Rock
Cummins
Athena
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Standard Grocery Company Inc
Frank O'Gara
Bernard O'Gara
Troas
Hostetter
Dale Rothwell
Optometrist
W. E. Hanscom
the Jeweler
School Board
Pendleton Dye Works
Phone Main
E. Alta
Mark and
Garfield
E. T. Wade
Temple Big
Newsy
W. H. Gibson
Leverin and Brown
Justice Court
New Boston
NEW Oxfords
NEW Hossery
Workingmen’s Clothing Co
Pendleton’s Daylight Men's Store
Goodyear Webt
the Bargain Store
Wonder Store
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