Orpheum Friday Program Showcases Variety of Classic Pictures
The Orpheum offers a six reel program featuring The Close of the American Revolution Exison, The Would-be Hunter's Nightmare, Hairdressing of Other Days, The Cut and the Canary, Broncho Billy's Narrow Escape, and more. Friday and Saturday will add 101 Bison features plus air adventure The Airman and The Unknown Bride, with romance, comedy, and western dramas from Rex Imp Ambrosio and others.
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Exison
Jack Jowett
Virginia
Paul Revere
Cornwallis
Pather
Ima Stonehead
Hunter
Pathe
Broncho Billy
Essanay
G. M. Anderson
Ambrosio
Rex
Japan
Pastime Friday program features aeroplane romance and comed y
The Pastime presents A Dash Through the Clouds a Biograph farce with Arthur and Martha the Weethearts Martha adores planes and aviator romance while Arthur a Tuttifrutt seller visits a Mexican town stirring local ire. Martha rescues him in flight. Also shown The Extension Table a Vitagraph comedy about abundant hospitality. His Fathers Bugle Selig dramatic war story. Building the Elephant Butte Dam at Albuquerque educational film. The Death of Saul biblical tale by C G P C A with lavish scenes.
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Arthur
Martha
Elephant Butte
Albuquerque
Saul
C.G P.C
The Grand Tonight by the Overland Co show
The Overland Company presents a variety program featuring singing and dancing for all ages. Includes three reels of motion pictures and acts new to the scene. Performances titled Forgetfulness and A Busy Day in Pendleton.
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Jack Hearde
Overland Company
The
Overland Co
Pendleton
Congressmen Back Boy Scout Movement
Senators and Representatives praise the Boy Scout movement as shaping better citizens. Oscar W Underwood lauds its discipline, endurance, and moral insight while William Sultzter of New York highlights benefits in exercise and self discipline for boys nationwide.
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Congress
Oscar W. Underwood
Willamt Snltzer
New York
Boy Scout Organization
Vine Dairy and Stock Ranch for sale in Livermore area
490 acres bottom land all under ditch 180 acres alfalfa 1200 acres pasture land all bunch grass fine house cow barn stables 128 cows two horse barns hold 40 head and 60 head full blood cows 4000 dollars of dairy machinery Crop goes with place Present income 1260 dollars per month Price 55000 dollars cash 15000 dollars balance at 6 percent Liv ermore and Bickers
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Livermore & Bickers
New Dining Room Opens at New Grand Hotel
E L Winn opens the dining room of the New Grand hotel formerly the Golden Rule. F C Herr, a fruit peddler, suffers a blood poisoning attack in his arm but is out of danger under Dr Murray's care. Circuit Judge G W Phelps awards Tierney Tower Co. $1255.60 damages against W T Shaw.
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E. L. Winn
New Grand Hotel
Cc. F. Herr
Pendleton
Dr. Murray
Freewater
G. W. Phelps
Tierney- Tower Co
W. T. Shaw
Another Dance at Echo and Late Police Court Fines
An outdoor dance hosted by the United Orchestra drew a strong crowd last night. Meanwhile work continues on a brick annex behind the Masonic Hall to add lodge rooms. Seven men charged with drunkenness appeared in police court. only John Dunton paid the five dollar fine, others remaining in jail for three days.
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Masonic Hall
Webb Street
FitzGerald
John Dunton
Joseph Burk
George Lanfert
Thomas Campbell
Pat McNanny
C. M. Cowan
Henry Ford
Bastile
Long Ways From Home Visit With Ramsdell Family
A young woman visiting at Mrs. J. W. Fellbaum's home at 1001 Fast Webb Street joins her uncle Dr. Ramsdell at Cove for education. She travels from Pine Island near Cuba with cousin Miss Eunice Ramsdell accompanying her to Pendleton.
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J. W. Fellbaum
Fast Webb Street
Charlotte Ramsdell
Pine Island
Cuba
Dr. Ramsdell
Cove
Pendleton
Miss Eunice Ramsdell
Pendleton Land Transfers Include 5750 Sq Ft Block 16
Carl Hansen transfers 5750 square feet in block 16 Reser vation addition Pendleton at Court and Franklin intersections for 1600. William N Parrish transfers 232.26 acres in me 1-4 of sec 19 twp 5 N BR for 200. August Alexander and Wife to Charles BE transfer west half of northwest quarter of section 33 township 8 north for 2704.
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Carl Hansen
Margaret Knight
Pendleton
Court
Franklin Street
William N. Parrish
Nefberg
E. W. McComas
N. BR
Au-gust Alexander
Se sheep-Al-kin
Charles BE
Serel
Divorce Record Continues and Decrees Granted
The second day of August sees two decrees and one new suit in divorce court. Lulu M. Brown gains a default judgment separating from Ernest Brown and regains her Moore maiden name. Emma McFadden secures a divorce from John Henry McFadden with allegations well founded. Both parties barred from remarrying for six months. J W Coppinger sues wife Rose Coppinger for desertion. married May 6 1907 in Umatilla County. Raley & Raley represent the plaintiff.
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Lulu MM. Brown
Ernest Brown
James A. Fee
Moore
Emma McFadden
John Henry McFadden
Phelps
R. R. Johnson
J. W. Coppinger
Rose Coppinger
Umatilla County
Raley & Raley
Plaintife
New York Delegates Depart for Chicago Convention
New York delegates to the Chicago bull moose convention leave this afternoon aboard a special train with en route pickups to ensure most state representatives reach Chicago by Sunday. Proponents expect a strong platform and ticket will boost the movement’s chances after next week.
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New York
Chicago
Scouts Guard Song Birds in Muskogee War on Bird Killers
The Hoy Scouts of Muskogee Oklahoma vow to protect song birds. They target boys who kill birds and threaten trouble for any youth using rifles or slingshots near nests. A cardinal, Baltimore oriole, meadowlark, bluebird and wild canary habitat is described. A scout witnessed a cardinal nest nearly starved after a mother bird was shot while feeding her young.
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Hoy Scouts
Muskogee
Okla
Roosevelt Invited to Campaign Pendleton Round-up
The Oregon National Progressive Club asks Colonel Theodore Roosevelt to canvass the state during his Pendleton Round-up visit on September 26 to 28. They offer to adjust Round-up dates and emphasize Northwest interest, while awaiting Roosevelt's reply.
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Theodore Roosevelt
National Progressive Club of
Oregon
Bull Moose
Dunn Kellaher
Porthand
Pendleton
Northwest
Roosevelt
Kellaher
Oyster Bay
New York
Pacific Northwest
Rebels Turn Back Mormon Refugees Near Casue Grandes
El Paso Aug 2 rebels south of Casue Grandes turned back a Mexican northwestern train bearing Mormon refugees and distributed army rations among them. Two thousand federals reached Madera and plan to take Juarez then attack the rebels at Casue Grandes.
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el Paso
Casue Grandes
Madera
Juarez
Cisas Grandes
United Press offers full copy to universities in journalism plan
Madison Wis Aug 2 Just before the first national editorial conference ends Ron W Howard chairman of United Press board proposes giving free full copy of United Press to all universities with journalism courses for analysis. Dean Reber of Wisconsin praises the plan saying the press will give away over 50000 worth of news for scientific use. London big athletic meet features 140 yard dash with 750 prize and 300 yard race with top sprinters including Donaldson Postle and Walker in the handicap event.
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Madison
Wis
Ron W Howard
United Press Association
United Press
Howard
Unitedress
Dean Reber
University of Wisconsin
London
Donaldson
Postle
Walker
Carpenters Wanted At Once In City
Job notice from Gibson and Cole seeking 20 carpenters at top wages in city. Apply Room 2 at American National Bank.
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Gibson & Cole
Nat Bank
Steril Combine Is Condemned
A congressional committee condemns steril combines and proposes measures to curb stock holdings by mining or manufacturing firms in railroads. It urges publicity of corporate combinations and reports to Congress in addition to the president. Democrats Stamey Bartlett Gillicuddy Beall back the recommendations. Littellton (Dem.) of New York dissents.
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Unstock
Bureau of Corporations
Congress
Stamey
Kentucky
Bartlett
Georgina
Gillicuddy
Maine
Beall
Texas
Littleton
N. Y
Story of steel trust and Morgan plan sparks public critique
A lengthy report questions the steel syndicate's power despite enormous sums paid to underwriters and directors with billions in holdings. It condemns Roosevelt for approving mergers, labels the Morgan Gary Perkins plan semi realistic, and portrays the steel trust as anti worker with harsh conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Morgan and Co
Steel Corporation
Trust
Morgan-Gary-Perkins
Tennessee Coal & Tren Co
Roosevelt
Morgan
Rockefeller
Stainey
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Bernard O'Gara, Sec
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Hawthorne Ave
Portland, OR
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North Beach
Bath
Seaview, Wash
T. J. Hoare
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Newsy
Echo
United Orchestra
Dale
Rothwell
Hanscom
Packard
Workingmens Clothing Co
Pendleton, Oregon
Charles E. Royal Players
Hole-in-the- Wal
Clark’s Grocery
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