At the Picture Shows: Four Shorts Shelved for Your Night
Four film previews include A Terrible Discovery by Bio graph taunted by a district attorney’s son thwarting vengeance. Dad’s Smash Up shows a father in park note interception and crossdressed hijinks. Love Decides explores May-December marriage temptations and enduring love. Teaching McFadden to Waltz promises lively motion and comic turns from Vitagraph performer McFadden.
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Pathe
Lublin
McFadden
Vitagraph
A Clissy program and assorted Vitagraph films On Tuesday
The program features A Romance of Wall Street with Maurice Costello and a villain who manipulates the market. Also listed are The Other Fellow, Between Father and Son, Hutchingon Kansas Centennial Celebration, Swat the Fly, A Hungry Pair with a Spanish musical set including dances and medleys of Mexican airs.
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Good Pictures
Wall Street
Vitagraph
Maurice Costello
Selle
The Eastern Cowboy and More A Western Billings Tale
Monday and Tuesday show a mix of Western fare including The Eastern Cowboy a light hearted romance with a strong fun current The Actions a dramatic showcase and Bonnie of the Bills a tale of bravery with love trials A Young Squaw's Bravery offers stirring horseback battles in scenic western country all readers are treated to lively frontier entertainment
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Bonnie
Champion
Bonne
Grand Theatre Event Begins Saturday Night
Fragmentary OCR reads Grand Theatre event starting Saturday night with management changes amid regu lations. The readable portion mentions a venue and a start time but lacks concrete details.
Ely Cream Balm for Catarrh and Colds
Relieve nasal congestion and sore throat with Ely's Cream Balm. Clears the head reduces discharge and coughing. Mercury or cocaine free. easy to apply and soothing. Get a 50 cent bottle from your druggist and start treatment now.
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Moe
Ely
Catarth
Sterling and Lenora Sterling in Musical Novelty Act
The act features Jos B Sterling a famed trumpeter and solo cornetist with a storied service record in Cuba Philippines and China and Lenora Sterling a government nurse in a dramatic transformation scene. The act is praised by the Pantages circuit as one of the best of its kind.
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Ular
Sterling & Sterling
Jos. B. Sterling
Cuba
Philippines
China
Lenora Sterling
Pantages
Roosevelt
Hough Riders
Third
U.S. Heavy Artillery
General McArthur
Liscomb
Tien Tain
Sterling
Pekin
Milton to Have a Precooling Station
Freewater Oregon at a Milton Freewater Fruitgrowers union meeting growers discussed erecting a precooling station. D F Pratt from agriculture said the government would set up a station for experiments if a building could be secured. Precooling would reduce ice use and improve fruit condition en route. Directors to decide at week’s meeting.
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Freewater
Ore
Milton Freewater Fruitgrowers’ Union
D. F. Pratt
Department of Agriculture
Death Pails To Heal Medley Enmity After Forty Years
Kansas City federal court verdict denies Joseph Medley right to participate in his brother John Medley estate. After a quarrel in the 1860s the Medleys severed ties. Joseph lived in Pennsylvania. John died five years ago leaving $20,000 to landlady Mrs Elizabeth Foley by verbal will. jury awards estate to Foley, ending contest.
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Kansas City
Death
John
Joseph Medley
Joseph
Medleys
Pennsylvania
Elizabeth Foley
Early Lambing Underway At Echo Oregon Ranches
Echo Ore Lambing on hay is brisk at two ranches. Joe Cunha and Antone Veyia iso are lambing large flocks near Echo and Butter Creek. They note high costs and lamb risk but expect bigger, earlier market weight from hay fed lambs.
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Echo, Ore
Joe Cunha
Antone Vey Ia
Butter Creek
Cunha
Vey
Roosevelt Not a Candidate Says Taft Aides Clinton
Washington February 12 Congressman McKinley a Taft campaign manager said Theodore Roosevelt has helped Taft’s campaign by uniting progressive support yet is not a candidate. He expects treas de partie to harmonize and that Roosevelt will withdraw as the nomination fight continues.
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Washington, D. CC
Theodore Roosevelt
Taft
McKinley
Roosevelt
Hogs Bite Victims Cause Panic in Indiana Farm
Parmer's fifty hogs in Hagerstown Indiana show strange afflictions after doglike attack. Hog tails bitten off and animals froth at mouth. Vet Dr Clark and health officer Dr Scotelmyer report likely hydrophobia and poison symptoms. Representative Ide J. Reynolis resides nearby and witnesses the event.
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Hagerstown
Ind
Ide J. Reynolis
Clark
Scotelmyer
Crow on a hat disrupts departuring ride in Bronxville
Miss Ruby Allen of Valhalla captured a crow that tangled in her hat at Bronxville depot. The bird dislodged the trim as she was leaving, causing a startled upheaval before the crow freed itself and fled with the train crew departing.
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New York
Ruby Allen
Valhalla
Bronxville Depot
Misa Allen
Spokesman Voices Worry Over Governor Wilson’s Progress
The spokesman for protection and privilege voices concern about Governor Wilson’s progressive record, highlighting worries about policy directions and potential implications for governance and reforms.
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Protection and Privilege
Wilson
Umatilla Bees Ailment Warns Beekeepers
The U S Department of Agriculture warns Umatilla county beekeepers that American foul brood has been found locally. It urges prompt self education using Farmers' Bulletin No. 442 on bee disease treatment, notes brood diseases do not threaten honey for human consumption, and offers the bulletin free from the Secretary of Agriculture.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Umatilla
Ives
Secretary of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
Vegetarian Diet Rivalry Draws In Cambridge Report
Cambridge, Mass. Dr Dudley A Sargent declares the cross continent walk by John and Warren Buffum a draw with the vegetarian ahead slightly in better condition. Warren gained 12.7 pounds to Johns 11.2 with the last 200 miles by rail. He ate cheese eggs milk and vegetables while still benefiting from exercise and overall health gains.
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Cambridge
Mass
Dudley A Sargent
Harvard
John
Warren Buffum
Warren
Los Angels
Dr. Sargent
Tougees
Marquis of Queensberry Ruined by Sharks
The Marquis of Queensberry declares in a bankruptcy petition that he has paid more than 1 million to money lenders and insurers since his father’s death. He says his fortune passed to others, he now lives in America, and England’s bankruptcy court is a debt collection agency.
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London
Marquis of
Queensbury
Wankruptcy
America
England
Marquis Sys
North British
The
Timperial
Rothschilds
Lord Alfred Douglas
Bankruptcy Court
Anil
Comfortably Seated Man Killed by Train Near Drain
Four witnesses describe a Roseburg local accident two miles north of Drain where a man resting on a rail was struck by northbound train No. 18. The engineer blew the whistle but the man did not move as the train passed. The roll of bedding lay beside him.
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Roseburg
Ore
A Healthy Happy Old Age Laxative Promotion
A health column promotes gentle cleansing for a healthy aging process using Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna. It describes a desert spoonful as a family laxative, praised by eminent physicians for natural, strengthening action that warms and tones internal organs without weakness. Emphasizes buying genuine CA Fig Syrup Co. product with clear branding on the package.
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California Fig Syrup Co
Man Falls Before Oncoming Engine in Apparent Suicide
Witnesses say the man, about 60, likely named McElhany, did not move aside as an engine neared, suggesting intent to die by action. Papers indicate he worked for Utah Construction on the Natron branch extension. Coroner Jewett transported the body to Roseburg for burial. inquest deemed unnecessary. An advertisement touts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as preventing pneumonia from a cold.
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McElhany
Utah Construction Company
Natron
Southern Pacific
Jewett
Roseburg
Roosevelt hunting trophy sparks hysterical bride
Washington, Feb. 13. Opening a wedding present from Colonel Roosevelt, Mrs. Waller Howe dropped it and screamed as a black snake rolled out. The rhinoceros tall gift, secured during Roosevelt's Africa hunt, was hidden from public news. The item’s sale and safety warnings follow with medical ad copy about Chamberlain's remedy for croup.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Waller Howe
Africa
Powder Magazine Explosion at Fort Hancock
A powder magazine at the government proving grounds on Fort Hancock Sandy Hook exploded after a ten mile report. Sparks from embers started a small fire and five hundred soldiers escaped injury. The text then advertises Chamberlain's Tiniment as a superior plaster for pains in the back side or chest. Sold by all dealers.
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New York
Fort Hancock
Sandy Hook
Chamberlain
What is a Turkey A Grazing Permit Question
J Roy Harvey of Deschutes National Forest receives an unusual grazing permit request for a herd of 1200 turkeys near Lapine Oregon. The applicant seeks rights to graze on land with crasshoppers on the reserve while noting the challenge of funding such an venture.
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J. Roy Harvey
Deschutes National Forest
Lapine
Ore
Pape's Cold Compound Promises Quick Cure for Cold
The ad claims severe cold and grippe misery end after two hourly doses of Pape's Cold Compound, with three doses total. It touts three years of research and cost over fifty thousand dollars, states it contains no quinine, and offers a 20 cent package from any pharmacist.
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Grippe
Pape
Moat
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