At the Picture Shows Orpheum Program Preview
A Tuesday program at the Orpheum features four reels of American pictures including The Cross Roads The Librarian A Double Courtship Buster in Nodland The New Church Organ The Will Buyers and others with stars Beverly Bayne Francis Bushman Florence Barker and Florence Lawrence. Joseph Howard and his company plan to perform The Goddess of Liberty at the Oregon theater September 26.
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Orpheum
Vitagraph
Zenu Kiefe
Mary Maurice
Charles Eldridge
Edlyon
Betty Gibbs
Mary Fuller
Willie
Buster
Nodland
Lubin
Brooks
Winrietta
Henrietta
Essinay
Beverly Bayne
Francis Bushman
Florence Barker
Itala
Joseph Howard
Oregon Theater
Mr. Howard
America
Lawi
Paria
Vitagraph Feature and Comedy Reel in Tuesday Program
Vitagraph special in three reels titled The French Spy shows pirates capturing Mrs Deriment and daughter. rescue by Mathilde with Colonel Birnell leads to disguise and desert-to-front action. Also Suing Susan, a 1000 ft comedy with John Bunny and Flora Finch about a neighbor dispute turned farce.
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Vitagraph
General Deriment
Mathilde
Algiers
Mra. Deriment
Birnell
Mathildea
Susan
Vitaguphi
John Bunny
Flora Finch
The Castaways and The Alibi at Oosy
Oosy presents a western and a sea tale running Monday and Tuesday. A stirring sea story features surf scenes, ocean views, and primeval man clashes. Also showing is an extra strong western about a miner's family in the desert.
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Nestor
Easy to Get Relief From Indigestion and Catarrh
A vintage ad copy promotes Ely’s Dream Balm and Cream Balm as quick cures for catarrh and summer colds. It claims to cleanse the nose and throat, relieve stuffed sinuses, and prevent chronic catarrh with regular use. Available from druggists for fifty cents a bottle.
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Ely
Teel District 18 Formed At Echo
Echo Ore Sept 10 The election to form Teel Irrigation district carried unanimously with five directors elected O D Teel E E Fisher A B Thomson Frank Slouin and J Frank Spinning and officers Peter Sheridan Chas E Wells Armha Longwell The district lies south and west of Echo and will boost land values and development A hunting party left for a ten day duck hunt from Echo
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Echo
Ore
Teel
O. D. Teel
E. E. Fisher
A. B. Thomson
Frank Slouin
J. Frank Spinning
Peter Sheridan
Chas. E. Wells
Armha Longwell
Haun- Cage Farm
Ki. B. Stanfield
Ed Horsch
Carl Gilbert
Stanfield
Thomson
Canyon City
Burns
Wiy
Prineville
Bernard Callisott
Helix
Hugh Smith
Vancouver
Wash
Portland
Corvallis
Vernice Callison
Pendleton
R. E. Carlison
Thomas Galloway
Porthind
Girba Baker
Lois Smith
la Grande
Villon County
Heavy Rains Delay Haying at Ukiah
Special Correspondence Ukiah Oregon Sept 10 heavy rains halt haying until next week. Ukiah school opened Monday by Miss Helen Hines with good attendance. Baby boy born Aug 14 to Mr and Mrs H Huston and Aug 26 to Mr and Mrs Ikk Lawrence. A.S. Quant leaves Albee for Grand Rapids to join Civil War veterans reunion. Ir Terry of Pilot Rock visits Ukiah. Social party includes Mr and Mrs Fred Kamrath and others at Hidaway Springs. About fifty numbers sold at annual harvest dance by J. D. Kirk. Numerous out of town visitors listed.
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Ukiah
Ore
Ukiah School
Helen Hines
Snap
H. Huston
I Kk. Lawrence
A. S. Quant
Albee
Grand Rapids
Mich
Ir Terry
Pilot Rock
Fred Kamrath
Lula Horn
Nora Ellis
Charlie Horn
Fayet Mettie
Gilbert Ellis
Hidaway Springs
B. Neal
Pendleton
Ned Sturdivant
Mable Bell
Charlie Sturdivant
Bart Clark
Oscar Hilbert
B, and
Co. Horn
Elmer Micheles
Case Against War Advocated By Jordan at Congress
David Starr Jordan, president of Stanford, urged delegates to the trans Mississippi commercial Congress that war harms posterity more than brave casualties. He argued peace requires mutual respect, no unreasoning anger, and criticised lenders, bankers, and massive war debts. He cited an undefended U S Canadian border and called for using war funds to aid common folk.
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Stanford University
Salt Lake City
Utah
David Starr Jordan
Leland Stanford, Jr. University
trans-Mississppi Commercial Congress
Jordan
Europe
Canada
United States
Das
Rothschilds
Danderine Hair Cleanse Promises Beautiful Hair
A vintage advertisement promotes Knowlton's Danderine a 25 cent hair treatment. It claims cleansing of dust dirt and oil, adds wave fullness and softness, and stops dandruff itching and shedding by stimulating roots. The copy urges readers to obtain a 25 cent bottle from drug stores or counters and apply through a single strand at a time.
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Knowlton
Prize for a Perfect Girl in Savoy Will
Geneva reports the will of M. Carret, a wealthy eccentric ex deputy of chambers who retired to an alpine grotto in Savoy. He left his entire fortune to the town on condition of an annual prize of two thousand dollars for the most perfect girl in Savoy, judged on physical and moral criteria. The will's execution follows his recent death.
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Geneva
Savoy
M. Carret
Chambers
Hved
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Pastime Theatre
Cass Matlock
J. P. Madernach
Prop
Popu
Lar
St. Georgy Hotel
MAZDA
J. L. Vaughan
Main St
Florence Lawrence
Owen Moore
Will Buyers
Agenta
Onyx
Nemo
Sorosis
Alexander Dep't
Teel District
Swift
Smaltz-Goodman
C. P. Ford & Co
Tan
Beddow
Miller
Corner Court and Garden Sts
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