Thelma At Oregon Theater By Streeter Bryant Co
After four-night run Roanoke has closed at the Oregon theatre and tonight Marie Corelli presents Thelma by the Streeter Bryant company. The play explores Norway’s religion and mythology with exquisite scenery and the northern lights featured prominently in the drama. Those familiar with Corelli’s Thelma will enjoy this dramatization as a beautiful winter production.
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Roanoke
Oregon Theater
Marie Coreill
Thelma
Streeter-Bryan Company
Norway
Mies Corelli
Vaudeville at The Star and Dime This Week
The Star theater presents appealing vaudeville acts including the clever Malcolms balance on balls and hoops and a vivid scene of a Chinese laundryman. The full program is new and up to date this week. At the Dime the feature is the movie The Romance of a Singer with thrice weekly showings and fresh songs and pictures added by management.
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Star
Star Theater
Malcolms
The Very Hour Four Told Starts Time to Check
A dire warning urges immediate action as the hour four signals a need to seek cure without delay. Delayed response can harden the condition, lengthening suffering and complicating recovery.
Panic Hit Fruit Firm Bankruptcy In La Grande
The La Grande Observer reports the firm Hall Damon of this city faces bankruptcy after panic crippled its perishable goods trade. Petition filed January 7 and likely granted without protest. Estimated liabilities about 33,000 with 28,000 in assets, mostly perishable produce hard to sell. contracts for potatoes and apples collapsed as cars and markets failed.
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M. J. Duffy
Cove
J. E. Hall
Union
A. G. Conklin
Freewater News Notes and Health Briefs
Freewater notes report several grip cases with Miss Linnie Perkins ill with la grippe and Mrs Ritter diseased, plus Mrs Roy Hadley improving. John Hearst ill with heart trouble. Mrs Shields returns from Coeur d`Alenes trip promoting Shields Fruit house. Emma Howard back from Waitsburg. James Evans home hosts all day Union Missionary meeting. R A Vanel plans to open a real estate office. Mrs Heldenright injured near College Place with possible long-term effects.
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Freewater
John Hearst
Mra
Shields
Coeur d'Alenes
Shields Fruit House
Emma Howard
Waitsburg
Linnie Perkins
Ritter
Bright
Union Missionary Society
James Evans
Roy Hadley
R. A. Vane
Injury Ends in Loss of Eye After Horse Incident
A rider carrying a horse was thrown when the animal struck, knocking the comb from her hand and striking her eye. The injury necessitated removal of the eye soon afterward.
Land thief Puter rearrested on additional charges in Salem
Stephen A. D. Puter, already under charge in Multnomah county, was rearrested by Sheriff Stevens after appearing before Judge Burnett this morning. He faces two more counts of suborning perjury tied to wholesale state school land transactions. Bonds set at $1000 each, with George Sorenson securing one, and Puter remains in custody awaiting the April term.
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Stephen A. D. Puter
Stevens
Multnomah County
Burnett
Salem
Puter
George Sorenson
Cleland
Fraternal Brotherhood Leader Seeks City Reorganization
Deputy Supreme President M L Chappell of the Fraternal Brotherhood, headquarters in Portland, visits the city to reorganize the society here. He has called a meeting at Dr T M Henderson's office at 8 o'clock this evening to discuss reorganization amid a previously strong but recently inactive membership.
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M. L Chappell
Fraternal Brotherhood
Portland
T. M. Henderson
Sailor Son Describes Guam Visit and Japan Crown Prince Arrival
Arthur Renn, son of Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Renn, writes from Guam while serving in the U S navy. His cruiser stops at Guam en route to Manila from Yokohama. From Yokohama he witnessed the arrival of the crown prince of Japan with a fleet of six battleships.
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Arthur Renn
B. F. Renn
U. S. Navy
Guam
Manila
Yokohama
Crown Prince of Japan
Revival Underway at Wilbur Memorial M E Church
In Walla Walla a revival continues at Wilbur Memorial M E Church with Rev. Robert Warner returning as pastor. The meetings are successful and a large number have joined the congregation.
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Warner's Church
Wilbur Memorial M. E
Walla Walla
Robert Warner
Wilkinson suit seeks 850 dollars from Hill and Hill
Margaret Wilkinson files a suit to collect 850 dollars alleged due on a note dated December 7. The action, brought this afternoon by Raley and Raley, also asks 100 dollars for attorney's fees.
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Margaret Wilkinson
Henry T. Hill
Myrtle Hill
Raley & Raley
Marriage License Issued In County
A marriage license was issued today to J. H. Stine and Myrtle G. Reese, residents of the county.
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J. H. Stine
Myrtle G. Reese
Outside inspection set for guard company L in Oregon
Annual inspection orders from headquarters require company L to be visited by inspector general James Jackson on January 28. The outside visit aims to gauge uniformed strength and equipment with 10 vacancies present. local recruits expected to fill to meet the 68-man minimum. The effort follows strict War Department standards and precedents for statewide guard readiness.
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War Department
Adjutant ‘General
Department of the Columbia
James Jackson
U. S, Army
Baker City
Hera
Dalles
National Guard
Finzer
Oregon
Liquor Interests Push to Revoke City Charter Law
A quiet petition in Oregon’s city seeks to resubmit the 1908 initiative charter law to voters at June elections. Saloons oppose the present refer endum process, aiming to restore legislative control, while prohibition sentiment grows and liquor interests prepare a strong fight to undo local self government.
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Oregon
Warm December-like Day Nets Warm Noon Readings
Pendleton thermometers climbed to 80 to 85 degrees at noon, warmer than Los Angeles and San Diego. Over the past two weeks temperatures have stayed above 60 daily with mostly cloudless skies.
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Pendleton
Los Angeles
San Diego
Irrigon party returns from Parker funeral
A group of Irrigon residents who attended the funeral of Alex Parker in town yesterday returned home this morning aboard the O R & N local train.
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Irrigon
Alex Parker
Salem Counts 2862 School Children in Census
A recent Salem school census shows 2862 children enrolled, up 66 from last year’s tally. The gain reflects steady enrollment growth across the district and indicates sustained educational demand in the community.
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Salem
Bold kidnap attempt shocks Union as girl rescued
A 12 year old girl Opal Wakefield narrowly escaped being abducted from her Union home at 6 30 pm. Her mother shouted a muffled cry and retrieved her with a lamp as the would be kidnapper fled. The assailant, described as a strong man of below medium size, remains unidentified though a local colored man is suspected. A party searched Union depot for clues and residents are on edge.
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Union
la la Grande
Opal Wakefield
R. L. Wakesfield
Mr. Wakefield
Wakefield
Sulzer Marries Miss Roedelheim in Philadelphia
Congressman William Sulzer of New York and Miss Clara Roedelheim of Philadelphia were wed in a recent ceremony announced yesterday.
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William Sulzer
New York
Clara Roedelheim
Philadelphia
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Standard Grocery Co
Tallman & Co
la Grande Firm
Peter Heldenright
College Place
Pendleton Creamery Co
National Bank
United States Depository
Arthur Rean
Roosevelt
Boston
Max Baer
Howe
Uppenheimer
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