The Princess of Patches Charms Oregon Theater Crowd
Streeter-Bryan company presents The Princess of Patches to a packed House with Morrie B. Streeter as Waggles and Blanch Bryan as the Princess drawing praise. Miss Foster Phoebe and Miss Belmour Juliet also earn commendations as the touring troupe continues through Sunday with a Saturday matinee offering two teddy bears to lucky kids. The company plans The Girl from the Golden West next and aims to bring more independent road troupes for winter shows.
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Streeter-Bryan Company
Morrie B. Streeter
Blanch Bryan
Oregon Theater
Streeter-Bryan
Aut
Miss Bryan
Miss Foster
Phoebe
Miss Belmour
Juliet
Anna Heldelle
May Lou
Bert Hadley
Judas
Frank Condon
Jack Merry
Harry Wallace
Col. Silverthorn
Herbert Carlisle
Ned
Frank Weeks
Mr. Streeter
Miss Uryan
Golden West
David Belasco
Streeter
Pendleton
Salmon Trying to Pass Walter's Dam on Main Street Bridge
For two days crowds gathered at the south end of the Main street bridge to watch salmon attempt to pass Walter's dam. Early today workers cut away a portion of the temporary dam allowing some fish to pass the obstacle and continue upstream.
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Main Street
Walter's Dam
Two Reasons for Fine Table Silver At Housekeeping Start
The ad promotes table silver as a first step in housekeeping with long lasting appeal and affordable prices. It highlights a wedding or Christmas gift option and lists product ranges including sterling silver, gold goods, art china, cut glass, clocks, and lamps with patterns and a specific price for sterling tea spoons at $6.75 per set.
Pendleton Academy forms 14 member orchestra
Alf John son directs Pendleton Academy orchestra now fully organized with 14 members. Names include F. L. Peterson and Margaret Lowell on violins, Noy Roland, Dale Hinkle, Hebert Hoylen, Elmer McCormmach on violins, Misa J. Olsen and Carl Mutter on clarinetas, N. B. Bowman and J. B. McKenzie on cornet, Ruesel Blankenship and Cele J. D. Johnson on flute, R. H. Hann on trombone, Mise Florence Lehigh on piano. The group meets regularly and is expected to be a leading city musical organization. Hood River editor Arthur D. Moe visits en route to Spokane, praising Hood River district growth and orchard investment rising from 6000 to 20000 dollars.
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Pendleton Academy
Alf Johnson
Mueleian
F. L. Peterson
Margaret Lowell
Noy Roland
Dale Hinkle
Hebert Hoylen
Elmer McCormmach
Clarioneta
Misa J. Olsen
Carl
Ruesel Blankenship
Hood River
Arthur D. Moe
Hood River Ginder
Spokane
Moe
Hood River District
Hood River Valley
Fire Destroys Small Area in Pendleton Drug Store
During yesterday's football game a small blaze occurred in the storeroom of the Pendleton drug company. The fire began in a refuse barrel at the rear and was quickly extinguished. Some water damage was sustained.
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Pendleton Drug Company
Oregon Agricultural College Wins Coast Championship Title
Oregon Agricultural College claimed the coast championship after defeating Saint Vincent College in Los Angeles. Oregon beat Multnomah in Portland while Washington held Idaho to a scoreless tie in Seattle. Pullman defeated Whitman 16 8 to seize Washington state title.
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Western Athletics
Multnomah
Seattle
Idaho
St. Vincent College
A. of O
MAL Alc
Washington
Pullman
Whitman
Spokane High
Tacoma High
Seattle Athletic
Spokane Athletic
Butte High
Billings
Baker City High
Portland High
University of Washington
University of Idaho
Geiman
Walla Walla
Washington State College
Whitmaart
Doiing
Chapionship of
Slayton Jubilee Singers to Visit Pendleton Church
The Slayton Jubilee Singers eight colored musicians will perform at the M E church as part of Pendleton High School’s lecture course. Senator Tillman will give the introductory address. The program, praised by Barnesville Enterprise as superb, aims to be self supporting with efforts from local patrons.
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Methodist
Benjamin R. Tillman
Slayton Jubilee Singers
M. E. Church
West
Northwest
Pendleton
Barnesville
Ohio
Slayton
Moore's Opera House
Painesville
Indian Thanksgiving Service at Tu tullla mission
A large gathering from the Indian Presbyterian church at the Tu tullla Indian mission on the Umatilla reservation held a Thanksgiving service yesterday afternoon. The event included a church dinner and a short program with Nez Perce language addresses led by Rev. J. M. Cornelison, with Robinson, Luke Minthorn, and other prominent church members delivering talks.
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Oregon
Tutullla
Umatilla
Indian Presbyterian Church
Nez Perce
J. M. Cornelison
Tutuilla Church
Robinson
Luke Minthorn
Hospitalized for blood poisoning after farm injury
Frank Enedahl, once employed on R. L. Oliver’s farm west of town, was rushed to St. Anthony’s Hospital with blood poisoning in his arm. The illness began from a thorn scratch while hauling brush and worsened after he disregarded the minor wound. Captain J. D. Boyd, locator of the United Verde copper mine at Jerome now owned by Senator Clark, died penniless at Prescott, Arizona, yesterday.
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Frank Enedahl
R. L. Oliver
St. Anthony's Hospital
J. D. Boyd
United Verde
Jerome
Senator Clark
Prescott
Ariz
Frey Expects to Return to Pendleton Soon
W R Frey writing from Vancouver B C says Pendleton and Umatilla county are still of major interest to him and his family. He disputes a local E O item about moving to Vancouver and states they hope to return home at the earliest possible date, keeping Pendleton furniture heirlooms and friends as valued ties.
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W. BR. Frey
Vancouver
B. C
E. O
Pendleton
Umatilla
Coal Carload From Duluth Arrives At Hartman Abstract
James Johns of the Hartman Abstract Company reports receiving a carload of Ohio coal shipped from Duluth Minnesota. He says the coal is superior to local market grades and cost $11.50 per ton on the track in the city.
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James Johns
Hartman Abstract Company
Duluth
Minn
Ohio Coal
Johns
Saint Andrew’s Day Service At Church Of The Redeemer
Tomorrow a brief service and celebration of the holy communion will be held at 10 o'clock in the morning at Church of the Redeemer. The event marks St. Andrew’s day with a concise worship and communion observance.
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Church of the Redeemer
St. Andrews
Odessa governor general General Novitsky dies at home
General Novitsky, governor general and prefect of Odessa, died suddenly at his home in the Russian city yesterday.
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Novitsky
Odessa
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