Rosarians 10 Visit Pendleton Round-Up
Portland September 6 The Royal Rosarians plan a three day excursion to Pendleton Walla Walla Colfax and Spokane for the Round-Up events. A special train will transport them Friday September 27 at 10 oclock from Portland to Pendleton arriving Saturday morning. Rosarians will be guests of honor at the Round-Up and will be hosted by local clubs during visits to Walla Walla Colfax and Spokane. Committee on arrangements includes George M. Hyland W E Ceman and John M. Scott.
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Royal Movsarlins
Pendleton Hounday
Spokane
Palouse
Hoearlins
Pendleton
Wain
Resatians
Auesta
Walla Wallin
Walla Walla
Colfax
George M. Hyland
W. Be, Ceman
John M. Scott
Port Patrick Reaches Adelaide After Seven Months Afloat
The British ship Port Patrick from New York arrives at Adelaide Australia with heavy losses. Her mate died of heart disease and two sailors perished when a northeast gale shattered her wheel and rigging weeks into the voyage. The vessel endured repeated gales over 15,000 miles before reaching port.
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Port Patrick
San Francisco
New York
Adelaidea
Australia
Hdvives
Adelide
Che Win
Women Eligible Voters in Six States in 1910
Washington D C. report shows 1 346 025 women aged 21 and over in California Colorado Idaho Utah Washington and Wyoming. Of these 04 784 are native white, 373 926 foreign white or mixed. There are 327 682 foreign born Whites able to vote, 15 448 Negroes and 17 046 Indians Chinese Japanese and other Asiatics. Data collected in 1910.
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Washington
D. C
Bureau of Census
Clifornia
Olorado
Idaho
Utah
Wyoming
Orpheum Friday Program Features Four Classic Films
At the picture shows Orpheum advertises a Friday program with four reels of notable American pictures. Titles include More Precious Than Gold showing a western tale of honesty and reform. Her Hour of Triumph stars Martha Russell and Francis X. Bushman in a powerful dramatic clash. The Three Wallies features double role suspense, and The Two Gun Sermon follows a preacher facing jeers to win love and respect.
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Orpheum
Edison
Uessanay
Martha Russel
Francis X. Bushman
Three Wallies
Selly
Charles Cleary
Lubin
Ralph Foster
Steve Bell
The Sand Storm and Other Short Films at The Pastime
The Pastime presents The Sand Storm with Lubin. A derelict man rescues a fainted girl in a saloon and flees to the desert as a sandstorm strikes. They are saved by a prospector and his wife and reform their lives. Also shown are The Tale of a Cat a Dolores Cassinelli farce and The Man from Dragon Land a Se lig drama set in the West. A burglar’s Weird Reception and How on Letter Travels from Central Africa complete the program with entertainment value.
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Good Pictures
Lubin
Joe Brooks
Joe
Dolores Cassinelli
Cashman
Missimer
Dragon Land
Selig
West
Steve
Central Africa
Desolate Passage in The Desert Of City Film Scene
Cosy Friday and Saturday feature The Desert presents an immense cast of soldiers Indians and settlers in a Great American desert setting. An immigrant train attacked by Indians is driven into the desert and after many battles escapes only to fall victim to the desert terrors. Survivors are rescued by soldiers who pursue the savages amid constant thrills and danger. An Old-fashioned Girl Rex features Lois and Phillips Smalley in a charming country life tale. Adrift follows a girl who cast aside a lover then adopts a child as years pass.
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Desert
Rex
Lois
Phillips Smalley
Imp
Exciting Outing and Army Maneuvers in a Weekly Issue
The issue highlights a tale where a woman unknowingly marries her former love's daughter and the mother’s silent revelation. Also featured are John Crumpson’s laughing stunts, a man seeking rest in the country with adventures, and vivid images of U S Army maneuvers with soldiers in field and during attack. It notes a great dock fire in New York and a human fly scaling a 20 story building as 20,000 troops assault the city.
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Great Dock
New York
Life Behind Prison Bars Lecture Opens at Grand Theater
Dr Hurt delivered an opening talk before a large audience at the Grand Theater on Life Behind Prison Bars. The speaker showed scenes and argued that innocents often suffer from circumstantial evidence. He will present new scenes and lectures tonight Saturday and Sunday with a complete change of content each night.
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Grand Theater
Dr. Hurt
Grand
Gibbon Folks Back From Vacations
Special correspondence from Gibbon Oregon notes several families returning from trips and planning stays in Portland Pendleton and Weston. The column lists W J Furtish W A Brown J P ONeil Herman Peters Louise Knight John Thompson Henry Bonifer W Swart D Cane Nellie Hager Sarah Powell Millard Thompson and H Stumbough among those traveling or visiting.
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Gibbon
Ore
W. J. Furtish
Portland
W. A. Brown
Pendleton
J. P. O'Neil
Hingham
Herman Peters
Louise Knight
John Thompson
Henry
David Bonifer
W. Swart
D. Cane
John Hager
Hitl
Nellie
Weston
Sarah Powell
Millard Thompson
H Stumbough
Athene
Baker
Two-Headed Calf Appears After Political Shift
Charles Anderson, a Hammond farmer, reports odd happenings on his farm after leaving the Republican party for the Bull Moose movement. A visitor saw a twin necked two headed calf in a special pasture, claimed to be linked to his Ted dy devotion, as strange events unfold on his land.
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Chicago
Charles Andersen
Hammond
Ind
Republican Party
Anderson
Teddy
Pape's Diapepsin Promises Quick Stomach Relief
An old advertisement extols Pape's Diapepsin as a fast, safe cure for indigestion and dyspepsia. It claims relief within five minutes, stabilizes the stomach, reduces sourness and belching, and lets you eat favored foods without fear. A fifty cent case is advertised.
Two-Headed Calf, Taft Support, and a Farmer’s Folly
A farmer named Anderson proclaims shifting political loyalties to Taft, recounting humorous signs of change around his Roosevelt-Taft stance. He notes chickens laying extra eggs, trees blooming twice, strawberries yielding two crops, cows producing more milk, and horses working harder, all to prove nature favors Taft. The tale ends with the farmer’s pride and a grim joke about undertakers.
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Taft
Teddy
Farmer Anderson
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