Orpheum Show Promises Extra Good Sunday Program
At the Orpheum extra strong program featuring four reels headlined by Fate's Awful Jest Vitagraph where a revengeful circus worker schemes to rob and kill his employer only to face his own fate. Cast includes Leo Delaney Rose Lapley and Kenneth Daisey. Also Her Old Sweetheart Lubin The Artists Joke Edison and The Geisha's Love Story with Plausible plot twists and a vivid Indian drama On the Brink of the Chasm starring Paul Panzer and Crane Wilbur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orpheum
Shest Pictures
Vitagraph
Thea
Leo Delaney
Rose Lapley
Kenneth Daisey
Vitateraph
Sweety
John Bunny
Mise Piotta Finch
Lubin
Arthur Johnson
Hhote Gerk
Ahe
Grace
Taylor
Beidip
Plendidly
Pather
Paul Panzer
Crane Wilbur
Pranxer
Interesting Sunday Screenings and Stage Arts Featured
The home of god picture and an interesting drama with Kalem's Carlyle Blackwell and Alice Joyce headline a Sunday program. A comedic relief centers on Pa Trobell's Troubles with elopement woes and courting misadventures. Also noted is John Schmidt’s aging maestro arc and a shift in the International Opera Hours troupe as a veteran pivots to composing while facing a dramatic theft, offering a mix of laughter and pathos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kalem
Carlyle Blackwell
Alice Joyce
Blackwell
Miss Joyce
Pa Trobell
Kasanay
Nyateriiy
Selic
John Schmidt
Luog
Tim
Maysician
Betty the Coxswain leads film at Columbia University
A collage of scenes from Cosy Friday and Saturday features Betty the Coxswain as the heroine who replaces the coxswain during a college rowing race at Columbia University. A jealous lover plots to derail the rival, but Betty steers to victory. Also shown are Bread Cast Upon the Water, Getting Even, When Hearts are Trumps, and Historic San Diego with local sports views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty
Columbia University
New York
Littl Street
Powers
Nestor
San Diego
A Texas Ranger Comes to Town With Big Tent Show
A Western tale features Cal Callahan aka howdy King in a cowboy uniform. A white girl defends a young Yodlan, nurses him back, and later falls for his noble character. They endure peril, rescue her from enemies, and survive thirst in the desert as Wa Ah To Wan, a revered spirit, reveals a path for the lovers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cal Callahan
Howdy King
College
Gowley
Texas Ranger
Society events of the week wrap from Portland trip
Mr and Mrs Wesley Mathook and daughters left Peoria and, with the Greulichs and La Pons, travelled 1200 miles by car to Springs resorts and left Portland for home on Monday. They reported practically no accidents or trouble while journeying up the MacKenzie river segments.
Pendleton Notices Auction of Athena Lots and Local Remarks
Athena lots in Kirk's second addition sold for 500 dollars to Catherine E. Smith. deed filed today. William Pinkerton sold late flag in block 10. Al Bolin, visiting from Ukiah, reports unusually lush grass in the mountains and calls it a great year for a lockmien.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athena
William Pinkerton
Kirk
Catherine E. Smith
al Bolin
Power Company Plans Morning Line Shutdown
Pacific Power and Light says it will cut local electrical service tomorrow from 10:30 a.m. to noon for maintenance. The temporary outage will impact residents and businesses while repairs are performed on the lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Power & Light Company
Third Oregon Infantry Captain Heads to Clackamas for Rifle Tournament
Dr M S Kern, captain on the regimental staff, leaves today for Clackamas near Portland to serve as range officer at the state rifle tournament. Dorcas A Morton seeks divorce from Benjamin Morton, alleging cruel and inhuman treatment. J B Perry acts as attorney for the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. S. Kern
Third
Oregon Infantry
Clack
Portland
Kern
Dorcas A. Morton
Benjamin Morton
Drayman
J. BR. Perry
Plantiff
Leaves With 500 Trame For Montana Load
Ira Hughes departing at dawn for Pilot Rock to load 600 rama for the Cunningham Sheep and Lamb company. He will deliver them to Cascade, Montana, under a sale contract made months earlier.
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Ira Hughes
John Halley, Jr
Pilot Rock
Cunningham Sheep & Lamb Company
Cascade
Montana
Bucks shipped to Wheeler county ranch by Rettie
William Rettie a leading Wheeler county sheepman arrived from Pilot Rock where he bought a carload of bucks from Cunningham Sheep and Land company. The bucks are being shipped today to Rettie’s Wheeler county ranch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Rettie
Wheeler County
Pilot Rock
Cunningham Sheep & Land Company
Rettie
Boxer Howard Baker Carries Northwestern Welterweight Challenge
Howard Baker arrived in the city this morning claiming the welterweight championship of north western Canada and issuing a sweeping challenge to any boxer between 145 and 160 pounds. He prefers the well known local fighter Farney Mullin for a bout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Baker
Canada
Farney Mullin
Portlander to Attend Round-up Says It Benefits Northwest
O R Ball manager of American Type Founders Portland will join the Round-up crowd as per his letter to the Round-up association. He plans to boost the event, calling it a powerful advertisement for the entire Northwest. He is brother of Dougie and Will E Halil, both known locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilk Aitem
O. R. Ball
American Type Founders Company of
Portland
Missionary Returns to Korea After Lecture Visit
Mrs. Melissan Kim, a South Methodist missionary long engaged among Koreans, passed through Pendleton en route to the coast for another voyage to Korea. She recently spoke at Milton at a lecture reported as very interesting and instinctive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Korea
Melissan Kim
J. Crutchfield
Columbia College
Milton
Pendleton
South Methodist Church
Meeks His Two Brothers Visit Oregon From Connecticut
Local O W R B and N agent Tom F O Brien often meets his brother 4 BP O Brien, vice president and rental manager, who visited Oregon with Fr O Brien of Wes Lead Connecticut and their mother. The trip included time with another family member in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom F. O’ Brien
William Bl
Police Fore Chief Faces Staffing Struggles After Assault
Police chief John Kearney struggles to fill the Night Officer role after four nights by Jack Hater ended when he was viciously attacked by Grant Selme and Flinn. Mich Wa and Tra Flughies were briefly secured but left due to injuries. Aubrey Fat Graham now covers the shift following an injury Sheer sustained when a rope wrapped around his arm burning him.
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Tapi
John Kearney
Ray” Steer
Hater
Grant Selme
Aubrey
Graham
Pennteton to Enter Baby Exhibit at State Fair
A request was received by Secretary Keefe from O M Piuninier in charge of the Exposition in Rugent lip seeking two Pennteton children under four to represent the city in the baby exhibit at the state fair next month. The plan envisions two youngsters near the age limit dressed in typical wild west toys as city advertising. The Commercial Association and Round-up board will consider the matter.
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Pennteton
Rugenlip
Keefe
O. M. Piuninier
Dharge
Oregon
Chapin’s platform calls to end liquor traffic
The piece argues liquor is a national drain, claiming it wastes vast resources and creates millions dependent on crime and welfare. It says closing the liquor traffic would turn ten million passive consumers into producers, solving the cost of living with no alternative solution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Ife
ConUrt
Canal measure passes Senate restricting railroad owned steamships
A Senate version limits railroad control of vessels by barring ownership of steamships that operate through the Panama Canal. The House plan to force immediate disposal of all railroad steamers was not accepted, resulting in a narrower prohibition focused on railroad owned steamships using the canal.
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House Bi
Senate
Panama Canal
Hit Ar tha Tires Of Court Proceedings
Jack Johnson complains of frequent court appearances and wants to finish the case. He denies hitting the man and says he has other business to attend to. The case was continued at his request to a Wednesday afternoon session.
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Jack Johnson
Chicago
Nwh
Pollice
Charles Brown
Robert W. Childs
United States
Walter M. Krinmbill
Mark A. Foote
Wheat Delivered to Echo Flour Mill in Echo Oregon
Special correspondence from Echo Oregon notes Mrs Agnes Wigle and sons Daryal and Claude left for Port to visit relatives for ten days. W C Dennis delivered the first wheat load to the Echo touring mills signaling soon to operate and provide Made In Echo flour. L D Shively and Roy Ward returned from Central Oregon after a two week fishing trip. Louis Schell Jr returned to Mountain camp near Meacham after two days of office work. KE Hubbard and family plan a mountain vacation near Meacham. P C Hunter, O W R E N agent, spent Sunday out of town. Mrs Charles Friedley left for The Dalles and Portland for a fortnight with relatives and friends.
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Echo
Ore
Agnes Wigle and Sons
Daryal
Claude
Portand
Louis Schell, Jr
Meacham
Ke, Hubbard
P. C. Hunter
Charles Friedley
Dalles
Portland
W. C. Dennis
Echo Touring Mills
L. D. Shively
Roy Ward
Oregon
First Christian Bible study and service reminder
The First Christian Church calls members and friends to a Bible study at 10 p.m. and a service at 11 p.m. Union services are planned for the evening, with the address to be announced.
Missionary Moon Touring the West Relates Congo Work
Riven by EL RL Moon from Bolenga Africa returns from furlough in May with stories of the Congo steamer Oregon built for missionary service. He is among returned missionaries touring the West to inform people about the work being done in distant lands.
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EL RL Moon
Bolenga
Africa
Divine service canceled in Walla Walla plan
Church of the Redeemer announces no service at its church tomorrow. Rev. Charles Quimby will conduct services instead at St. Pauls Church in Walla Walla.
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Church of the Redeemer
Charles Quimby
St. Paul's Church
Walla Walla
Methodist Episcopal Service Schedule at Corner Webb and Johnson
Pastor N Evans leads the Methodist Episcopal Church with a morning theme Rest. Sunday school begins at 10 a.m. Epworth League meets at 7 p.m. A union service is scheduled at the Christian church at p.m. A cordial welcome is extended to all attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal
Webb and
Johnson Streets
N. Evans
Jia. Im
Epworth League
Christian Church
Mass Schedule Change At Catholic Church
The Catholic church announces no 6 o'clock mass tomorrow. Masses will be at 5 o'clock and 10 o'clock.
Christian Science Sermon and Evening Meeting Notice
Christ in Science sermon at 1 o clock a m Sunday Ethoo at 10 o clock. Son Sermon Spirit. Wednesday evening meeting of pom. Reading room open daily from 2 to 4 Cartier E Wel and Johnson streets. All are cordially invited.
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Cartier E
Wel
Johnson Streets
Wanteill Worman Assigned to Ironing Duty
Wanteill Worman to perform ironing in quire 1007 at W. Alta Street.
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Wanteill
Worman
Inquire
Alta St
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Gorn
Whith Hedley
Lusch Prom IF
Ginner
Haratoga
Fis
Julian
Maryland
T. Master and
L. A. Buren
Newsy
Chapin
Artha
San Francisco
Cal
Continental Building and Loan Desoeration
Walker
Grand Jury
Toereman Dumbrell
Dale Rothwell
Optometrist
Jerses
Hanscom
Pendieton
Pendleton Cleaning Works
Sox
Workingmens Clothing Co
Echo Flour Mill
Christ In Science
City Brewery
Billy’s
W. J. Bogert
Opera Barr
Antone Kraft
State Saloon
Clark’s Grocery
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