Buckaroos Turn City Into Frontier Post for Night
The Pendleton Elks reunion in Portland transformed the city into a frontier scene with cowboys and Indians parading the streets. Buckaroos rode into hotels, bands played, and horses entered lobbies and bars. Prominent Pendleton figures and a large delegation showcased valuable war bonnets, saddles, and tame horses, while Elmer Turner organized much of the display and the group arrived with a carload of gear and stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Bates
Jack Keefe
Pendleton Commercial Club
Taylor
Lightfoot
Elmer
Horsemlk
Turner
Umatilla County
P. C. Perry
Pendleton Lodge No
Thomas FitzGerald
R.V. Rithes
Church at Stanfield Nears Completion
Special correspondence from Stanfield Oregon notes rapid progress on the new Presbyterian church. The item also lists residents and visitors including Dr. W. S. Wisner, H. W. Copeland, W. X. Enclair, Mrs. Ida Eaton, J. T. Bagan, C. C. Carr, J. J. Lamb family, surveyor John W. Kimbrell, Miss Rachel Hazen, Miss Myrtle Anderson, and others. Local officials report W. C. Spencer elected city marshal after J. M. Hodges resignation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanfield
New Presbyterian Church
W. 8. Wisner
Larimore N. D
A. E. Keesler
Chester Barney
H. W. Copeland
Pendleton
W. XS. Enclair
Portland
John W. Kimbrell
Furnish Ditch Co
Rachel Hazen
Condon
C. W. Hazen
Myrtle Anderson
Weston
W. CC. Spencer
J. M. Hodges
Frank Sloan
Elks
Julia Heggeman
H. A. Hamiln
At the Picture Shows Sunday program review
An exceptional program features four reels including The Cylinder's Secret a Vita graph with a dramatic secret. Very Much Foraged a lively Edison comedy about Reuben the village heartbreaker. A Romance of the Border Lubin melodrama with a hero father. Max Sets the Fashion a Max Linder comedy with shoe mishaps. Costumes of the Different Periods Pathe educational reel detailing historic garb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beat Pictures
Vitagraph
Lillian Walker
Mr. Harry
Edison
Reuben
Lubin
Captain Field
Max
Pathe
Max Linder
Drummer Girl of Vicksburg and Other Kalem Features
A catalog of 1910 era film shorts including The Drummer Girl of Vicksburg a romantic Civil War tale starring Marian Cooper with battlefield action and a parrot gun battery. Also Life With a Circus a behind the scenes look at a big circus and In Days of Old in a castle landscape tale with a baron robber and ransom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Pictures
Vicksburg
Kalem
Marian Cooper
Edison
Reuben
Seig
The High Cost of Living and Other 2-Reel Features
A vivid film page notes Kelair’s The High Cost of Living a non partisan two reel feature arguing for the common people against robber trusts. It also lists Painter and Peasant Love’s Railroad and In Planny Time as light entertainment, plus a dramatic confession scene from a prisoner in St Louis seeking clemency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelair
Taft
Wilson
Clark
Bryan
Roosevelt
Solax
Lfe
Beeson Allen Musical Comedy Opens Fourth Pendleton Night
The Beeson Allen company played a full house at Grand Theater in Pendleton for night four with The Hindoo Doctor. Beeson as the deaf old man and Vic Allen as the crowd-pleasing coon carried the show with Whitesides and others in strong support. Musical hits included Tipperary sung by A. H. Freeland and That College Rag by Whitesides, with Richards showing buck and wing dancing. The bill repeats tonight and Saturday with a matinee, and a full program change starts Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beeson-Allen
Pendleton
Mr. Beeson
Vic Allen
Coon
Jerry
Mr. Allen
Mr. Whitesides
Youth Finds Dodging Law Too Strenuous
Rudolph Davis, twenty four, surrenders to Central police in St Louis after five years of evading officers for stealing diamonds and 500 dollars. He waives extradition to return to New Orleans to face charges and repay his mother and landlady. He describes a life on the run across several states and labor to avoid recognition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
New Orleans
Rudolph Davis
Wade Mathews
Central Police
Crescent City
Diamois
Davis
Louisiana
Arkansas
Mississippi
Missouri
Illinois
Gamblers forced to attend church in Muskogee town
Chief Depew uses church attendance as punishment for gamblers and gambling house frequents. First wave of offenders forced into the First Christian church, then more loads followed until all gamblers were in church. Judge Williams proposes substituting ten Sundays in church for ten days on the rock pile as added discipline. Ballard’s Snow Liniment ad promotes flexible back care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muskogee
Okla
Joe Depew
Edward Williams
Depew
You cannot be healthy by constant housework alone
The source argues that four housewives cannot reasonably expect health or beauty from washing dishes sweeping and daily chores while finishing exhausted at night. It frames housework as insufficient for overall well being and vitality.
Lydia Pinkham's Remedy Benefits Women in Personal Letters
Letters from Mrs J W Stanley of Cheneyville Louisiana and Mrs M Gary of Chicago Illinois praise Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Liver Pills for prolonged life weight gain and relief from backache and change of life. They report improved strength and health and urge others to use the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheneyville
Lydia E. Pinkham
J. W.stanley
M. Gary
Chicago
N. Ridgeway Ave
Chicago, Ill
Get Out into the Open Air for Health and Beauty
An advertisement urges daily outdoor sunlight exposure and keeping bowels in good order with Chamberlain's Tablets as needed. It promises health and beauty and notes the product is for sale by all dealers.
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Gibson
Imperial Hotel
Sheriff Taylor
George Peringer
Bil" Ferguson
Mark Moorhouse
Marshall Fpell
Gal Sturdivant
Dr. H. W. Lytle
Roy Alexander
Jim Estes
Crox
Jim Sturgis
Jack Dexler
Oscar Mohler
George Strand
Willard Bond
Ech
Charley van Pelt
Frings McFarland
Len ‘Samopeon
Orpheum
ALL Draliks
Mounds
Grand Theater
Beeson-Allen Company
Koeppen’s
A .¢. Koeppen & Bros
Jesse Failing
Wheeler Studio
Alta Street
City Hall
Lehman Hot Springs
Frank L. McNeil
Prop
Blue Mountains
Oregon
MIONE
Alta Str
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