Extrat ixtra Vita etoph feature at Tuesday’s change Pour
A three reel Vitagraph western melodrama features The Money Kings plotting to thwart a peace pact. James Montepier, Roy Brain, and Marion Mallard drive intrigue at the Hague and in America with substituted documents, undercover schemes, and a dramatic chase. Selig hails as the greatest western picture with rope work, bulldogging, and riding amid memorable western characters.
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Money Kings
Vitagraph
James Montepier
Enipe
Roy Brain
Helen
Montepier
U.S
Hacue
America
Marion Mallard
Roy
Hague
Marion
Shein
Ducumert
Mariam
Muntepior
Belin
Ealph
Ray
Great Southwest
Selig
The Pastime Film Offerings Include Life on the Diamond Ranch
The Diamond S ranch feature showcases daredevil cowboy life and a champion woman bull dogger in thrilling scenes. Also highlighted are a fresh comedy Clever idea with Eva Prout and William Mason, plus The Hand of Destiny with Senora Martinez. The Box Car Baby and debut music hits accompany the program.
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Good Pictures
Congress of Rough Riders
Corfer
William Mason
Eva Prout
Dad
Dolores Carsinelli
Destiny
American Pathe
Senora Martinez
Gemorita
Selig
Sensational 101 Bilxon westerns and parade feature
Wednesday and Thursday present a two reel mass market program featuring The Massacre of the Santa Fe Trail and The Posting Parade. The Santa Fe Trail tale shows an entire regiment, a tribe, cowboys, cattle and horses with heroism and danger. The parade piece showcases Gettysburg images and two veterans uniting North and South under Old Glory.
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Santa Fe Trail
Blue and Gray
Gettysburg
Chanle
Imp
Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad Promises 100 Dollar Reward
An advertisement offers one hundred dollars for any case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. It cites F J Cheney & Co of Toledo and includes endorsements from L. Falding Rine and Marvin as wholesale druggists. The copy promotes internal action to blood and mucous surfaces and invites testimonials.
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Howard
Hall
F. J Cheney
Toledo
Falding. Rine and Marvin
The Garrison Triangle and 104 Feature at the 101
John Cumpson performs a rapid comedy as a female impersonator. He becomes chap eron to his sweetheart’s family and misadventures follow. Coming Friday features barrels of laughter with The Garrison Triangle and the same 101 cast as today.
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John Cumpson
Glant Blast Destroys Homes on Portland Boulevard
A blast at eight fifty yesterday morning on the new Portland boulevard at Whitaker and Curry streets in South Portland damaged or destroyed at least a dozen houses. Two cans of black powder were used, set nine feet underground, but the force traveled upward, causing roofs to be torn away and large stones to pierce ceilings while many residents escaped injury or death.
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Portland
Ore
Whitaker and
Curry
Oscar Lind
Syrup of Figs advertised as liver and bowels cleanser
An old fashioned health note extols Syrup of Figs as a gentle, fruit based laxative for all ages, claiming it cleanses the stomach liver and bowels without irritation. It warns against imitations and urges buying the genuine California Fig Syrup Company product with Senna elixir.
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Elso
California Fig Syrup Company
Loss of Appetite Cited as Early Sign of System Fatigue
The passage notes gradual loss of appetite as an early symptom, with one dish after another set aside, suggesting the body is running down. It promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla as a tonic claimed to be the best of all tonics.
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Hood
Hygiene congress hears plague preventatives and cures
Washington reports today's session of the hygiene congress discussed preventatives for plagues and local diseases with rabies meningitis and caisson disease among topics. Cures for burns sores and skin problems were praised, noting Bucklen's Arnica Salve as a long proven remedy sold for 25 cents at Koeppens.
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Washington
Hygiene Congress
Bucklen
Koeppens
Oregon Ducks Fall Schedule Includes Five Games
The University of Oregon eleven for this fall lists four conference games, one against the Multnomah Club, and one against Willamette University. Matchups show Willamette at Eugene October 12. Whitman College at Walla Walla October 19. Washington State College at Eugene October 16. Idaho at Moscow November 2. Washington at Seattle November 16. Multnomah Club at Portland November 15.
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University of Oregon
Multnomah
Willamette University
Oregon
Eugene
Whitman College
Walla Walla
Washington State College
Idaho
Moscow
Washington
Seattle
Murder for Money Suspected in Oakland Case
In Oakland California on September 25 authorities weigh a murder for money motive. Police report a possible suspect connected to a financial crime, with investigators pursuing evidence to establish motive and link to the crime scene.
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Oakland
Cal
Murder Suspected in Captain Stewart's Death on Estuary
Captain Thomas H. Stewart, master of the stow schooner Redwood, was found buried in the mud of the estuary after lying there a week. Police investigate as murder with abrasions on the temple and two small holes suggesting foul play over alleged money motives.
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Thomas H. Stewart
Redwood
Stuary
Captain Stewart
Oregon's Football Schedule Complete
University of Oregon in Eugene presents the full football schedule as of September 25, listing forthcoming games, opponents, and venues for the season. The state university outlines dates and locations for each contest, detailing the schedule ahead for fans and players.
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University of Oregon
Eugene
Insane Prisoner Hangs Self in San Quentin Cell
Louis Del nari, a second term convict, hanged himself in his San Quentin cell today. Del nari had served two years of a five year sentence for grand larceny from San Francisco and had been placed in the insane Ward for observation several days ago.
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San Quentin
Louis Delnari
Delnari
San Francisco
University of Oregon Correspondence School Courses by Mail
The University of Oregon offers forty university courses by mail to Oregon citizens free of tuition except postage and the Extension Bulletin. Enrollment requires only the ability to profit from courses in Botany Debating Economics Education Electricity English History Mathematics Mechanical Drawing Physical Education Physics Physiology Psychology Sociology and Surveying. Fall semester opens September 17. Contact the Secretary of the Correspondence School for catalogs and information.
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University Extension Bulletin
Oregon
University of Oregon
Eugene
Reelstrar
Engineering
College of Liberal Arts
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Pendleton
Wonder Store
Main and
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Iver
The
University of Oregon Correspondence School
Sharon & Eddings
Col
J. L. Bouldwin
Oregon Theatre
Joseph FE
Toward Amusement CO
Joseph E. Howard
Chicago
Goddess of Liberty
Mable McCane
Pendleton Drug Company
Lady Grace Garfield-Boucher
Main Street
Hotel Bowman
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