Mixed Local Ads and Theater Preview in One Page
A crowded page shows varied local notices including coal ads from Oregon Lumber Yard and Burroughs, grocery and bakery mentions, lens repairs at Hanscom's, jewelry offers by Benecom's and Penland Brow, and room rentals. It also highlights the Studebaker theater show at the Oregon Theatre with Beverly and Sothern/Hackett era praise, praising the ornate production and clean sentiment, with theater details for February 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ingram's
Oakwood
Hohbach
Burroughe
Benecom's
Penland Brow
Geosd
Oregon Lumber Yards
Mark Moorhouse
Goodyear West Shoes
Wohlenberg
Vogue
Jacobs-Stine Co
Hanscom
Mother and Son
Lincoln Stret
East Oregonian
Main Street
Seram
Studebaker
Sothern
Hackett
Beverly
Studebaker Theatre
Chicago
Oregon Theatre
Famous critic pays tribute to Mevertly in review
Amy Leslie the Chicago News dramatic critic lauds George Pare Meciteheione Heverly. Robert M. Baker transforms Pare Meltteheon's sparkling romance into a delightful play introduced to an attentive audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amy Leslie
The
Chicago News
George Pare Meciteheione
Heverly
Weenige
Meltteheon
Robert M. Baker
At the Picture Shows Orpheum Today
A program at the Orpheum features A Corner in Wheat biography and other shorts including Tad Bargain Pathe Marvelous Garlands Daughter of Poverty Gaumont and When the Sheets are in the Fold, promising appeal for Pendleton audiences with wheat price context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prograam
Orpheum
Pendleton
India
Aliso
Pathe
Gaumont
The Highlander's Defiance and Other Film Highlights
A roundup of sepiatone features including The Highlander's Defiance and Alderman Krante's Plenice, Cupid and the Motor Boat, Jack's Birthday, and The Policeman Revolver. Travelogues and ads round out the page as the cinema scene is surveyed.
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Selig
Alderman Krante
Plenice
Seia
Cupid
Motor Boat
Vitagraph
Long Island Sound
Jack
Besany
Revolver
Grand bill at The Grand features telepathy act and varied entertainment
Lulan Doone headlines the telepathy act to stun Peraleton audiences along with Anna Bye Fay style tricks. The Hired Man performs in a novelty singing and dancing set while Sam Gilder the Lone Star minstrel delivers a lively show. Ed Imsey the ventriloquist features his talking dummy Mike in a fresh act, making the entire show a strong draw at Read the Hast Oregonian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lulan Doone
Alee
Peraleton
Anna Bye Fay Anid
Walters
Marti
Sam Gilder
Ed Imsey
Mike
Pendleton News Roundup: births, licenses, and court bites
Newslike Pendleton items report a daughter born to Mrs Ralph Howland in the First National Bank family circle. J Mitchell, Oregon theatre manager, suffers neuralgia. John Kearney, a new police night officer, fathers a boy yesterday. Two marriage licenses issued for John Quigley Kate Logue and John Kerr Rowe Klein. In Judge FitzGeralds court Willis Fish and Vaughn Finch fined for disorderly conduct. Honolulu cable reports Judge Hartman Mrs Hartman and Lina Sturgis safety. Krausse now in Los Angeles after aviation meet. Supt Buckley travels to Walla Walla to supervise flood damage work. Suit filed to collect 113.65 from local merchants. Phone line repair steps moved as Miss Julia Cook travels to Walla Walla.
Pendleton Hosts Walla Walla Basketball Friday Evening
Friday night Pendleton high school basketball hosts Walla Walla in a returning game after a first contest won by Walla Walla. Also four Polk Directory Company men visit Pendleton to plan a new county directory, led by Jack Fitzgerald, W H McNary, W W Storer, and Bo Raymond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basketbil
Walla Walla High School
Walla Walla
Walla Watk
Polk Directory Company
Pendleton
Umatilla County
Jack Fitegerald
W. H. McNary
W.W. Storer
Bo Raymond
Tiny three pound girl born to Busbys in city
A three pound baby girl was born this morning at the hospital to Mr and Mrs Edwin B Busby of the city. The infant weighs three pounds and faces hopeful prospects. The Busbys reside at 106 Poet Bluff street. Col Ferguson’s brother James Ferguson died at the parent’s home in Kansas City. He was the eldest Ferguson brother and will be buried in Kansas City. Another brother Davis in Walla Willi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin B. Busby
Busbys
Poet Bluff Street
Col. Perguson
Charles J. Ferguson
James Ferguson
Patenet
Kanvens City
Ferguson Brothers
Kansas City
Dives
Walla Willi
Graybent Wins Showt at Winchester Indoor Rifle Event
Graybent won the Winchester shot, with Graybent tying with 29 of 30. In the shoot-off Graybent scored 28, Manning 26, Dunham 8, Hanscom 26 and Shafer 27. Gilbert won second prize with 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graybent
D.C
Winchester
Trork
Hanscom
Manning
Shafer
Dunham
Bray
Bil
Dunhan
Gilbert
Monster Engine Test Takes Rail Circles By Storm
In local railroad circles much interest was taken yesterday in the big Mallet engine of the O R N Cn which has secured and is being tried on the mountain division. The engine welds almost half a million tons and is nearly 100 feet long. While here it was tested in the railroad yard but proved too large for them and had to proceed backward to Gibbon.
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Mountain Division
Gibbon
Library Fall Ball Planned by City Officials
Mrs James A Fee, president of the library and civic club, appoints a committee to arrange the library bell event to be held Thursday evening February 2. Committee members include Mrs J Smith, Mrs J P Robinson, Mrs Lee Moorhouse, Mrs A J Moe Allister. Managers for the ball are Dr P F W Vincent and Frank Frazier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civic Clo
James A. Fee Fins
J Smith
J. P. Robinson
Lee Moorhouse
A. J. Moe-Allister
PF. W. Vincent
Frank Frazier
Richards Stoppaat Runaway Hero At Hotel St George
The powerful boat black named Richards Stoppaat halted a runaway near the Hotel St George this afternoon. A horse and buggy roared down Wobbh street around 2 oclock. Richardson sprang forward, grabbed the bridle, and regained control after the animal bolted. Bystanders praised his quick action and presence of mind.
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RichardsSo Hd
Vale oil fields to resume after deep freeze
Reported warmer weather allows oil-well operations to restart in Vale Oregon area. Eastern Oregon wells expected to yield 150 barrels daily, with experts confident figures may rise. Real estate growth noted as Vale prepares for widening development.
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Vale
Oregon
Sty Vale
Quinault tribe receives cash for railroad right of way
In Aberdeen Washington Quinault tribal members gathered in council and accepted nearly ten thousand dollars in cash, paid by railroad officials, for the right of way along the line, signaling a likely extension from Moclips to the central route. In Eugene Oregon the Lane County Fair association seeks a $1000 annual appropriation from the county commissioners and named a committee to press the request at the next session. Foley's Urine Laxative advertised for indigestion and stomach troubles. Koeppen Bros noted the season shift from summer to ring in sports.
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Aberdeen
Eugene
Ore
Lane County Fair Association
County Commissioners’ Court
Surveyors retrace proposed Echo Coyote cutoff line
Echo Oregon January surveyors key on the Echo Coyote cutoff path retracing the old line from near the flouring mill through the Meadows to Butter creek. The route is level with only one slight seven mile bend, making engineering easy. The Bethel Sunday School social was held at Dorhall with a program of songs readings and refreshments. Local residents, including Mrs. Al Moore and the Hill and Bonney families, were noted in social visits. Medford paving petitions rise to 176 blocks. city leaders plan California trip to study costs aiming for fifteen miles paved by next year. Foley’s Honey and Tar advertised as a safe cough remedy.
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Echo
Ore
Echo-Coyote
Butter Creek
Bethel Sunday School
Dor
al Moore
Heppner
Wm. Barker
M. H. Gillett
Kh. Bonney
Pendleton
Tracy
J. T. Hoskinsoo
Mexford
Medford
City Recorder
Canton
Welch
California
Wille Hoskins Takes Assistant Post at O R N Depot
Wille Hoskins begins work as assistant at the O R N depot while tending his father's farm affairs. He steps into the role after family duties pull him home, marking a local employment change in the region.
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Wille Hoskins
O. R. & N. Depot
Mr. Hoskins
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F. E. Livengood & Co
Ladies’ Home Journal
Burroughs
West Court Street
Oregonian
Koeppens
Koeppen
Newsy
Howlands
Horn
Ralph Howland
First National Bank Force
Mitchell
J. Mitchell
John Kearney
John Quigley
Kate Logue
John Kerr
Rowe Klein
Thomas FitzGerald
Willis Fish
Vaughn Finch
Honolulu
George Hartman, Jr
G. A. Hartman
Mre
Lina Sturgis
City
Krausse
Los Angeles
J. 8
Western Union
J. H. Gwinn
Charles F. Morrison
Julia Cook
Pacific Telephone Company
Richardson
James J. Jeffries
Sentile
Peter Miller
Pierce County Court
Diety
Spokane
King County Court
Seattle
Miller
Albany, Ore
Bell Telephone
Constantine
Albany
W. J. Phillips
Foley
Koeppen Bros
Ring
Kansas City Times
Sunny South Minstrels
Anna Z. Crayne
Pendleton Drug CO
POR
Bethe Sunday School
Dep’t
Jefferies
Gotch
J. Terferies
Frank Gotch
DR. Roller
Jack M'Cormack
Jim Ashbell
Sam Berger
Parmer Burns
John Hermanson
Preminum Acrobats
CTIAS
Anna Lockon
Puanino Gwnnasiun
Fpranks
Prank Gotch
Metannic
Jeppries
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