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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Nov 23, 1907

Page

6

The Lawyer and the Singing Girl Opens in Pendleton

The Oregon theater begins the 1997 season tomorrow with The Lawyer and the Singing Girl by the Streeter Bryan company. The troupe comes from 10 weeks in Baker City and features a first class lineup of New York successes. Pendleton will enjoy strong attractions despite missing Northwest reviews as the Oregon Theater leases for the season.

Oregon Stredler-Brydn Streeter-Bryan Pendleton Biker City New York Metropolitan Oregon Theater

Startheiter Show Promises Large Crowds in Pergison Building

The Startheiter on Mary Street draws large crowds each evening and high Saturday matinee patronage. This week features a full program on Thursday evenings with the Kingsley brothers, James T. Deviin the ventriloquist and Miss Blair the novelty dancer, scheduled to perform.

Pergison Mary Street Kingsley Brothers James T. Deviin Miss Blair

Dime Moving Picture Theatre on Main Street

The Dime on Main Street offers fresh entertaining pictures and sprightly illustrated songs each afternoon and evening. It attracts women and children in large numbers and features a complete program change every Sunday, Tuesday and Friday.

Moving Picture Iteater Main Street

Open Play Results Mark End Of 1907 Football Season

Chicago reports that the 1907 college football season ends with few fatalities after rule changes reducing rough play. About a dozen players died this fall nationwide from injuries, many from scholastic or reveration teams. notable victims include William O'Brien Cortlandt New York and Leonard Clarkson Norwich University, among others from Altoona Portage Zanesville Wooster and Wo developed teams.

Chicago Morderer Colfe Werger Colleges Diate H William O'Brien Cortlandt N. Y Leonard J. Clarkson Norwich University Dartmouth Thomas Bertram Altoona, Pa Portage Leo Stroamoyer Iowa City Allert Flowers Zanesville Zanesville High School Denison University Walter (. Albrecht Arthur Cope Ball- Ho Cab Stade Leadville Richard & Evang Hiliehore Woosterensledge Western Reserve University Cleveland Robert A. Lite Dermey City New Drop

The Ireland Skating Rink Enjoys Large Crowds

Ireland's Skating rink continues to draw immense crowds every evening with a new mechanical band providing music for skaters. The Sunday matinee each week is especially popular and well attended. The rink operates orderly and offers healthful, exhilarating exercise.

Ireland

Dyspepsia Tablets Offer Free Trial

Rings Dyspepsia Tablets promise quick relief for stomach trouble indigestion and bloating with a two day free treatment. Ask your druglet for a free trial and purchase from A. C. Koeppens Bros.

A. C. Koeppens Bros

Fire destroys Louis Lipp and Company plant in Cincinnati

Fire gutted the Louis Lipp and Company plant at Winton Place, Cincinnati, causing an estimated loss of 50 000 dollars. The blaze prompted extensive damage to the factory building and equipment, with authorities investigating the cause and assessing insurance implications.

Louis Lipp. Company Winton Place

Bees Laxative Cough Syrup Advertises Relief

A cautious claim promises relief for mothers and children from croup colds and whooping cough. The Beez Cough Syrup is said to taste good and work through the bowels to clear the head, with a guarantee and sale by A C Koeppens.

A. C. Koeppens

Daniel Sinclair Dies Widely Known Minnesota Editor

Daniel Sinclair, Minnesota’s oldest editor, who helped defeat Blaine and nominate Garfield by keeping William Windom’s name before the Chicago convention, died aged 76, leaving a notable mark on party politics and press leadership.

Daniel Sinclair Minnesota Blaine Garfield William Windom Chicago

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Ilanche Dryan The Streeter-Bryan Stock Company Morrie Th. Streeter Singing Girl Hirst National Pendleton, Oregon United States Depository National Bank Act Largs Prescription Insurance East Oregonian Pendleton High School Hill Military Academy
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