The Stolen Symphony and Other Lubin Shorts
At the Orpheum on Friday two reel Lubin feature The Stolen Symphony follows a young composer who is declared a thief by a famed musician, is confined to an asylum, then released to perform in a concert where the artist plays the symphony. Also Soul Meets Soul from Essanay, Love Hath Wrought a Miracle from Vitagraph with Clara Kimball Young, and Casey at the Bat starring Vitagraph's Casey as fan idol.
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The
Orpheum
Lubin
Arthur Johnson
Essanay
Vitagraph
Clara Kimball Young
W. L. Granville
Casey
The Pastime Friday Program A Woman at Vitagraph
The Pastime shows A Woman a Vitagraph feature with Lean Baird in the leading role and strong support from Harry T. Morey and Courtney Foote. High society backgrounds and ballroom scenes with graceful dancing and pretty girls appear throughout. The Crime of Carelessness Edison is also featured in cooperation with the National Association of Manufacturers.
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Good Pictures
Vitagraph
Lean Baird
Harry T. Morey
Courtney Foote
Edison
National Association of Manufac
Miners and Westerns Highlighted in Silent Screen Ledger
A fragmentary review notes a sequence of scenes showing the disastrous result of negligence in factory fire rules. It mentions The Miner's Request from Essangay and a western picture A Pair of Boots and How the Duke of Leisure, with Selig credited for the winter home.
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Turers
Duke of Leisure
Selig
Two-Reel Western The Genius of Fort Lapawai at 101 Bison
Cosy presents a double feature with The Genius of Fort Lapawai a war to explosion tale supported by state militia and U S cavalry. Also shown The New Fire Chief a small town comedy and The Enchanted Umbrella plus other shorts including Boniface is Bashful and The Adda River Rapids.
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Fort Lapawai
101
U. S. Cavalry
The Girl from Tokio at the Oregon Theatre
The Girl from Tokio a Berlin hit arrives at the Oregon Theatre in Pendleton for a first local showing. This uproarious farce, translated from German, features a notable cast including Julia Morton Adelaide Matthews Sherry Snyder Jane Hanna and Allan Brander with Frank Miller directing. Allan Dale calls it screamingly funny and sure to please theatergoers.
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Oregon
Berlin
Tokyo
Pendleton
Robert Pohl
Geo. W. Barnum
Frank Tannehill, Jr
Tokio
Frank ©. Miller
Manhattan Opera House
New York
Julia Morton
Adelaide Matthews
Leo Hobbs Martin
May Holton
Sherry Snyder
Jane Hanna
Edmond Forde
Henry Travis
John Raymond
Allan Brander
Allan Dale
Man pays on Georgia home then dies in Oregon
Barnett J. Corn of Hiwassee Georgia dies of pneumonia in Marcola Oregon after a year of work as a tree faller and sending $50 monthly toward a Georgia home loan while his wife and children remained there. He finished paying the land contract shortly before his death.
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Eugene, Or
Georgia
Barnett J. Corn
Hiwafsee
Marcola
Corn
Oregon
Marriage License and Shrine News in Pendleton
A marriage license was issued this morning by County Clerk Saling to Cyril A. Birch of Walla Walla and Laura E. Martin of Pendleton county. James H. Sturgis leaves for Portland to pursue Masonic degrees and become a Shriner. Knights Templar to Install officers tonight with families invited to witness. Real estate transfers include Angelina Culley to Jennie Niles for $750 covering lots 30 31 32 in block 7 North Milton and Frank M. Curtis to Andrea M. Mann for s 1 2 of se 1 4 sev 4 two 3 N R 2s.
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Saling
Cyril A. Birch
Walla Walla
Laura E. Martin
County
Knights Templar
Angelina Culley
Jennie Niles
North Milton
Frank M. Curtis
Andrea M. Mann
N. R
A W Nye Improving After Illness
A W Nye, a well known pioneer resident and former deacon of the Commercial association, is recovering from grip after several weeks of illness and is now much improved in health.
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A. W. Nye
The
Commercial Association
Suit to Quiet Title In Ukiah Lands Involving DeSpain Heirs
William E. Pierson files suit to clear title to several lots in Ukiah against Camas Land Co and the heirs of the DeSpain estate. Complaint filed today by Carter & Smythe, attorneys for the plaintiff.
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William E. Pierson
Camas Land Co
DeSpain
Ukiah
Carter & Smythe
Adamiary Spring Day Promises Springlike Weather
Pendleton experiences a warm end to January with an apparent springlike mood. Merchants report open doors and residents feel the seasonal shift as the epidemic of spring fever threatens if mild weather persists.
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Adamiary
Pendleton
Local Grocer James Cox Prepares New Store Space
James Cox, a well known city grocer, prepares a storefront between Main Street Hohbach bakery and the Quelle restaurant. He plans to stock teas, coffees, spices, extracts and other grocery specialties.
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James Cox
Hohbach
Quelle
Harrah gets two permits for house and chicken coop
W. W. Harrah obtained building permits for a 14 by 16 foot addition to his home at 1820 Railroad Street and a chicken house on his Lilleth Street property. Total cost is estimated at about 250 dollars.
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W. W. Harrah
Railroad Street
Lilleth Street
Travel and bout lineup from Oregon merchants meeting
R Alexander, a prominent local businessman, returned from Albany after attending the annual retail merchants meeting. He visited Salem and Portland where the Portland Commercial club hosted him. A wrestling bout in Echo features Eddie O Connell of Portland versus Jack Kennedy of Hermiston next Tuesday, followed by a match with Ed Alho the Finn on the subsequent night, per Asa B Thomson's message.
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Albany
R. Alexander
Alexander
Salem
Portland
Portland Commercial Club
Eddie O'Connell
Jack Kennedy
Hermiston
Smallpox Case Reported in County Jail
A jail inmate, Dassie Green of Adams, shows mild smallpox symptoms as county physician Dr. H. S. Garfield confirms possible diagnosis. Precautionary steps include isolating the patient and vaccinating remaining inmates who have not had the disease.
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Mihi
Dassie Green
Adams
H. 8
Garfield
Maron Burnett School of Piano Recital Saturday
Announcements for a piano recital by the Maron Burnett School of Piano Playing Pupils at the Presbyterian church Saturday evening. Miss Burnett highly regarded will perform several selections. Pupils include Dorothy Henderson Helen Nelson Lois Cassil Madeline Burgess Mary Lantz Marjorie Lantz Nellie Whiting Claudine McMonies Arlin McMonies Louis Cassil Rachel Martin. Public invited to attend.
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Maron Burnett
Presbyterian Church
Miss Burnett
Dorothy Henderson
Helen Nelson
Lois Cassil
Madeline Burgess
Mary
Marjorie Lantz
Nellie Whiting
Claudine McMonies
Arlin McMonies
Louis Cassil
Rachel Martin
Auto Collides With Street Sweeper At Main And Alta
A runaway auto driven by Bud Kidd failed to start after cranking. He jumped out to check, and the car rolled forward striking the wheel sweeper and its horse team near Main and Alta streets. No damage reported.
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Bud Kidd
Main
Alta Streets
Kidd
Kentucky Pinhookers Grow Tobacco Output and Prices
Mr M Phillips of the county raised 76000 pounds of tobacco this year and sold 4000 at 15 cents net. He still has 11000 pounds on the drafts for which pinhookers have offered him 24 cents.
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Kentucky
M. Phillips
Revival Meetings Draw Large Crowd
Evangelist A. L. Crim conducts gospel meetings at the Christian church drawing a crowd nearly twice the size of the prior night. The speakers argued Christ's mission and argued against salvation by means other than his life and death.
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A. L. Crim
Christian Church
Christ
McCabe Resigns as Solicitor General in Agriculture
Washington January 31 Secretary of Agriculture Wilson announced the resignation of George McCabe as solicitor general in the department of agriculture effective March fourth. He resigned while credited with helping press charges against Dr Wiley leading to that official’s dismissal. McCabe plans to open a law office in Portland Oregon.
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Washington
Wilson
George McCabe
Department of Agriculture
McCabe
Wiley
Portland
Oregon
Society Women Pledge Against Bird of Paradise Plumes
Prominent New York society women sign pledges to never wear plumage from the bird of paradise or aigrette. Mrs H Fairfield Osborn, wife of the American Museum of Natural History president, opened the pledge at a club meeting urging action to prevent extinction of the two birds prized for their plumage.
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New York
H. Fairfield Osborn
American Museum of Natural History
McNicholas Makes Statement in Fraud Case
James McNicholas, indicted in Cleveland for allegedly fraudulently selling Idaho and Oregon mining stocks, admitted his identity and gave a full statement about his illegal dealing, per Postal Inspector Gray. He agreed to waive extradition. Gray said the prisoner claimed his brother, R. T. McNicholas, is in Scotland and the two planned to meet. He had planned a large deal in Boston and hoped to conclude it today.
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Boston
James McNicholas
Cleveland
Idaho
Oregon
Gray
R. T. McNicholas
Scotland
McNicholas
Bostom
Seat Contest May Be Thrown Out
Judge Zumwalt's bid for the 2nd California district seat may be dismissed by the house committee on privileges and elections. William Kent, a radical progressive, laughs at the accusation of excessive campaign spending while busy challenging the free canal tolls proposal. The piece ends with unrelated remarks about marriage choices and mechanical kisses.
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Washington
Jan
Ff. G. Zumwalt
California
House Committee On Privileges and Elections
Zumwalt
Wm. Kent
Kent
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Standard Grocery Co
Phone
Jtamond's
China
Wm. Hanscom
En Ud Lali
Leno
Boniface
Milano
Adda River
Oregon Theatre
Fuller
Eugene
Pastime Theatre
Bine Docks
Mitsaraph
Leah Baird
Courteney Foote
Newsy
James H. Sturgis
Rack
Alho-O’comnnell
Echo
Aadh
Athena
Gus Bertholet
Pendleton-Pasco
N. P
Pasco
M'Cabe
Agricultural Department
Bird of Paradise
Apnicholas
Praud
Malen Burnett
Main St. Taylor Hardware
la Grance
Taylor Hardware
Thos. C. Ohmart
D. J. Gilliland
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