The Mystery of the Silver Skull at The Orpheum
The Orpheum features The Mystery of the Silver Skull in two parts with Maurie Coxetto and Mary Harrison. The plot revolves around a mysterious engagement, a widowed affair, and a bold unraveling of a deep laid plot involving coercion. Also shown are The Smuggler and other Biograph and Vitagraph shorts with various dramatic and comedic scenes.
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The
Orpheum
Maurie Coxtetto
Maryharrison
States
Maily Steele
Steele
Alvo
Henry
Pastime Program Highlights Thursday and Friday
The Pastime program shows unusually strong activity on Thursday and Friday with notable engagement across events. Organizers report heightened participation and a bustling schedule, signaling growing interest and community involvement.
Plot Against the Governor and Sing Sing Views
A vaudeville team presents The Plot Against the Governor a two reel Thanhouser feature critiquing corrupt political bosses timed to current upheaval in a great eastern state. The screening also shows Sing Sing prison views, the first moving picture camera placed on its grim walls. James Cruze
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Cosy
Thanhouser
New Pictures and Acts at the Altw Bill
The Valerio Sisters perform a dancing and singing routine while the Juggling Liras present a quirky dance act. Management hails the show as the best offering yet with additional program features including Gen exam 4-9, a two reel Rex drama, In Perl of the Sea, an Imp drama and a split reel comedy is omitted.
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New Pictures
Valerio Sisters
Altw
All Mixed at Grand Theater
Fance and Brown present the funny play All Mixed for Tuesday to Thursday. Dennis MacMannis and friend Herman Kranzeman try to impress a celebrated actress while spirits rise from schemes of a servant John and maid Kitty. Lively numbers by Naudia Melville Billy Vincent and others cap the last week of the season.
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Kitty
Nandia Melville
Naudia Melville
Billy Vincent
Janice
Lillian Mayo
Portland Bond Issue Authorized Without New Vote
The Oregon Supreme Court ruled Portland voters need not approve again the public dock bonds worth two and a half million dollars nor amend the charter. The decision clears the way for the mayor and auditor to proceed with the bond issuance to complete the docks system.
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Salem
Ore
Supreme Court of Oregon
Portland
Supreme Court
Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy Promises Darker Hair
Readable ad-style note touts Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy as a simple ready to use tonic costing about 56 cents per bottle. It claims to darken gray hair evenly, remove dandruff, stop itching, and prevent shedding, making users look younger after a few applications.
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Wreth
Plans for Hermiston Dairy Exhibit Held This November
In Hermiston Oregon a committee organizes the first annual dairy exhibit to be held in November with a district canvass covering Hermiston Stanfield Echo Nolin Umatilla and Irrigan. Premiums total 304 largest cash prizes for a one day show with 60 for a milking contest. Breeds include fancy registered stock. expert judging will be by Oregon Agricultural College staff and talks on dairying fill spare minutes with speakers from OAC and related unions.
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Hermiston
Ore
Charize
Stanfield
Echo
Nolin
Umatilla
Irrigan
Oregon
Oregon Agricultural College
L. Potter
Animal Industry
ALC
Ror, Graves
W. & Barr, A
Oo A.C
L Smith
O.W. BR. & N. Agriculturiet
Plummer
Portland Union Stockyards
Maynard Lee Daggy Lectures at University of Washington
Professor Maynard Lee Daggy of the University of Washington lectures on rhetoric and oratory. He is a nationally known educator authoring Principles of Public Speaking and embodying practical university culture and modern spirit. His talks blend scholarly rigor with moral earnestness and accessible language.
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Maynard Lee Daggy
Department of Rhetoric and Oratory
University of Washington
Daggy
The Last Days of Pompeii on Film Shown in Pendleton
Pulver Lyton's dramatic work praised as among the greatest ever. Weerts Kiely’s film adaptation receives positive notices from critics including Life’s Metealf. Klein's films called wonderful and absorbing. The Last Days of Pompeii plays at the Oregon theater in Pendleton for two nights starting Saturday.
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Pulver Lyton
East Liberty Exposition Opens In Pittsburgh
Under the East Liberty Business Men's Association the East Liberty Exposition opened at Motor Square Garden on October 22 and runs through November 1. Eczema and itching claims for Dr Hobson's Eczema Ointment include rapid skin relief and healing with a doctor prescribed formula available from druggists or by mail for 60 cents.
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Pittsburgh
East Liberty Business Men's Association
Pfeiffer Chemical Co
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Fighting in Portugal reported as royalist uprising
Fighting in Lisbon and other parts of Portugal has been reported. Royalists are believed to have attempted another uprising against the young republic.
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Madrid
Spain
Lisbon
Portugal
Vermifuge Promises Health For Worm-Stricken Child
In its sleep the child grinds teeth, nose picks, breath pale, appetite fickle, complexion pale, eyes tireless. Worms in the intestines cause sickness. White’s Cream Vermifuge clears worms, strengthens stomach and bowels, and guides the child toward health and cheerfulness. Price 25c per bottle. Sold by all dealers.
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Ady
New Bishop Chosen at Episcopal Convention in New York
The Episcopal convention reportedly chose Rev. W. B. Caper as Bishop of Spokane with tentative announcements. In other items, a Columbia Theological Institute report appears, and an herbal remedy ad promotes Herbine for digestion and energy with a 50 cent price and dealer availability.
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New York
W. B. Caper
Spokane
Canerx
Ériy
Columbia ‘Venn. Institute
Identity of man who wrote threatening note learned
Chicago October 24 Postoffice Inspector Stuart said he knew the identity of the man who wrote Mrs. Frederick Steel, a society woman, threatening to inoculate her with a deadly tropical disease unless she paid 324,000. The man was a college graduate and sent the letter by special delivery.
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Chicago
Postoffice
Stuart
Frederick Steel
Uric acid in meat clogs the kidneys claim
An old health warning touts meat as a source of uric acid that allegedly paralyzes kidney function. It advises daily meat consumption with periodic salt flushes using Jad Salts to neutralize acids and cleanse the kidneys, claiming benefits and inexpensive safety.
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Shys
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Ling
Courne
William Duncan
Mignon Anderson
Keystone
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Kayhee
Venice
Genoa
Sandolas
Council of Ten
Preas of America
Ulster
Ireland
Cardiff
Wales
Paris
Virginia
Mexico
U. of Michigan
Johnson and Carlisle Company
Bud
Cyrus Noble
W. J. van Schuyver & Co., General Agents
Portland, Oregon
Oregon Theatre
F. E. Welch
Seatac Sane
George
Kleines
Pedicton Drug Co
Alta Theater
Maynard Lee, Daggy
NYDIA
Blind Gir
Peter Thomson
Copenhagen
Alexander Dept
Main Street
Pendleton, Obe
Family Liquor
A. Schneiter, Prop
Oregon Motor Garage
H. P
Pendleton
Delco
Buick
B. F. Trombley
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