Reins Taken by Rome Over American Church Matter
Pope appoints a new consistorial to oversee the American church amid protests. Key figures Moran Pehies and Dr Hanna face opposition from a group including Car Peirval and Gotti as reforms unfold in the Franciscan diocese. Proceeding moves toward a broader reorganization within the church.
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Congre
Francisco
Mate
Hanna
Delai
Car
Peirval
Moran
Ores Vannutetli
Martin
Gotti
Anglo
Natura
Car Mathien
Price
Amusements at Moore Theatre and Beattie Theatre listings
Fragmentary review notes upcoming performances in New York venues. References include Morton and Dixey with a possible focus on Henry and Dixey, and notices for a show titled The Black Hand at Third Avenue. Mention of Romane Bitter ticket price $26.50 and Beattie Theatre showings.
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Morton
James J
Rand
Henry & Dixey & New York
Amd
Orpheum Week Presents Strong Bill With Aerial Star
A performances at the American and Orpheum bill offer strong acts. Olive Spencer and Albert Welch headline a varied program with scenery and a chorus, plus London and Paris dancers. The Millman Trio’s wire act defies old stunts as Bird Milliman dances the wire with grace and daring.
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Olive Spencer
Albert Welch
Hernel
Severn
Orpheum
Music Halle
London
Paria
Millman
Bird Milliman
Youths vie for show at Kesaley’s Theatre Marionettes
Town youths seek entry to Mine Kesaley’s Marionette show at the Star Theatre this week. Puppets wear elaborate costumes and are presented as a premier local entertainment attraction.
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Star Theatre
Kesaley's Theatre
Automobile Stunt at Pantages Theatre Draws Crowds
A large automobile stunt at the Pantages theatre thrills audiences during the week. Ferra lies on stage as a 3,550 pound car passes over his body, showcasing his muscular development. Fink's Educated Mules and other acts entertain, with management adding a special feature.
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Pantages Theatre
Ferra
Fink
Medical union meeting debates abolishing state medical examiners
Members of the Medical union gathered in Carpenters' Hall to oppose a plan to abolish state medical examiners and allow all practitioners including allopaths homeopaths and Christian Scientists to practice. Dr Snyder, president, spoke of the issue with Dee Honard Daniop endorsing the union.
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Medical Union
Snyder
Ane
Wmedical
Dee Honard Daniop
Dr. Snyder
Everett
Parish appoints Father Merts to Hoquiam church
Hoquiam October 23 Father Merts appointed by Bishop Dea to lead the Catholic church. He arrived in Moquetam and met several parishioners expressing hope to build a creditable congregation.
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Hoquiam
Yakima Bride for Spokane Man Sealed in 70 Years
Orth Yakima Wa t Oct reports a Spokane marriage where Leadon of Leomin married Splawn, with the groom set for seventy years old and the bride about half that age. The event marks a notable union reported in local columns.
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ORTH
Fire destroys shop and foundry in Cal. Gat
Hoores of men were thrown out of work as a fire destroyed the shop and foundry early today in California. Streaks of smoke and flames swept through the premises causing extensive damage and forcing evacuations nearby. Investigators search for the cause.
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Red Hare
Honorary D.D. Degree Awarded to Lora Milner
TORONTO Oct 2 An honorary Doctor of Divinity degree was conferred yesterday by the University of Toronto on Lora Milner.
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Lord Milner
Toronto
Lora Milner
Univerity of Toronto
Opening Night Glitters at Seattle's Hotel Washington
A grand Seattle social pageant marks the Hotel Washington opening with lavish scenes. Women in gowns and guests mingle amid marble halls as 200 dine in a Versailles like setting. Marmaduke and Chilberg boast of filled offices despite skeptics, while Langton manages the event with flawless service.
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Seattle
Washington
Northwest
Versailles
Ed. Chtberg
Mr. Chilberg
Second
Stewart
Marmaduke
Chilberg
Questa
John TH. Langton
Charity Workers Meet At Banquet
The Charity Organization society held its annual meeting and Dutch Treat banquet at Trinity Parish house. Mrs. Miltte Br. Trumbeau of Portland spoke as principal. L. Mh. Gray Rev H. Gowen Supt Lee Kohn and Mise Mc Mechan also spoke. Total relief money spent was 1047.91 along with fuel food and clothing donations. A new board of directors was elected with many named members. The board will choose a president at the Monday meeting.
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Charity Organization Society
Trinity Parish House
Miltte BR. Trumbeau
Charity Organization Society of Portland
L. MH. Gray
H. H. Gowen
Lee Kohn
Mise McMechan
JL. MH. Gray
F. J. van Horn
Winfield Smith
FF. W. Baker
B. Sherrock
J. R. Stimaon
William Beth
Henry Milburn
Mra
HH. Y
George Danworth
Raymond James Bothwell
John Eomen
Austin E. Griffithe
Samuel Koch
K. Winslow
Clarence A. Amith
Herbert H
Wide range of stylish skirts with multi-gore flair
The notice lists skirts in black, navy, chiffon panama and broadcloth with fifteengore and fifteen gored designs. Prices range from 11.50 to 35.00 with finishes including satin piping buttons and trimmings like satin braid and taffeta. Styles include Directoire and tunic effects.
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Social Notes and Events From the Community
Social Notes recounts reception invitations for Japan's Emperor celebration at New Wahoon hotel on Nev. 5, plus a card party hosted by Mraff P Ptah and a bridge tea with Mra Timothy Jerome. Luncheon hosted by Miss Hace! Bragdon for Miss Lacy. Woman's Century Club meets at Federation club. concerts and lectures include the Seattle Philharmonic at Unitarian church and Rev. George Buszelli on Pompeii at the Church of the Phony. Dramatic school recital features The Lion and the Mouse and Hamlet readings by Frank Egan. Miss Theora Carter delivers Lowing of Hiawatha with Madame Matiadita dancing in Spanish costume.
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Panatin Aetaak
Japan
Waahon Hotel
Bia
Emperor of
Mraff P. Ptah
Mere
P. Barber
Saginaw
Mich
Mra
Timothy Jerome
Henry Dickiness
Miss Hace
Bragdon
Mies Lacy
Pansoy
Theora Carter
Longfellow
Hiawatha
Madame Matiidita
One-Third Acre Cababages Net Record Harvest
Vrank Jordan of the town estate reports a standout summer crop. He planted one third of an acre to cabbages, irrigated by springs, and harvested 16 tons from the field. The heads averaged 12 pounds with a standout 31 pound specimen. Tele will bring him the heads.
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Rapian
Taft Begins Indiana Trip Opens with Large Lawrenceburg Crowd
President Taft left at 7 this morning after a day of rest and addressed a large crowd in Lawrenceburg Indiana. He plans a three day stay in the state as his campaign oratory and health show signs of rapid improvement.
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HP O. Stes
Waliam H Taft
Lawrenceburg
Indiana
Alaska News Briefs Mention Earth Tremor and River Ice
The report cites a tremor felt across Alaska with several seconds of shaking. It notes crowds gathering for readings and mentions Willam Jen nin and Rhcat meetings. It describes crews loading gear to stay through winter and crews beaching on the Inseko river for the cold season.
Prospect Congregational Church Men’s Social Night Speakers
The Prospect Congregational Church Mensef held its first social night with speakers Joseph Shig, Charles Kh. Conaleton, and J. Wetter. Mrs J. Jo Wrekoff played a violin piece. Officers elected: President A. B. Campbell, Vice President J. Marvin, Secretary F. P. Wetter, Treasurer L. G. Kittlesy.
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Prospect Congregational Church
Mensef
Joseph Shig
Haries Kh
Conaleton
J. _ Wetter
Mra
J. Jo Wrekoff
A. B., Campbell
Vicw
J. & Marvin
P. Weter
L. G. Kittlesy
Death in Douglas County Camp Fatal Bear Misconception
Alexander Frank was killed near the Southern Douglas County mountains by companion Oscar Webber whom he shared a camp with both men from Hood River Ore. Webber shot thinking Frank was a bear in what authorities note appears to be a tragic accident.
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Riddim
Ore
Alexsander Frank
Douglas Count
Oscar Webber
Hoseburg
Sargon Lumber mill destroyed by September fire
The Sargon Lumber Company reports its shingle mill burned on September 7. A new mill will replace the old Moody mill with improved machines and a daily capacity of 196,000 shingles. Operational readiness is targeted for December.
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Bmllanghiam
Sargon Lumber Company
Moody
Burglars Loot State Bank of Vergli Vault
The vaults of the State Bank of Vergli were opened by burglars who forced entry and broke the steel doors. They stole $4,700 and valuable papers.
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Moux Kalla
Prohibitionists at Ross Seminary Rally
Prohibitionists at Ross Seminary plan a rally with Rev A L Crim speaking and several prohibition candidates addressing the crowd. Music by the Prohibition quartet and others to perform as supporters fill the platform. attendance expected to be large and prompt arrival advised. A separate Oakland report notes the disappearance of society woman Nettie Miller Strange and a custody dispute linked to her divorce case.
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A. L. Crim
Prohibition
Maynard
Henry Ward
M M. Marston
H. D. Kindig
GM Morgan
BE. BE. Pols
N. Richardson
Oakland
Nettie Miller
Hae Die
Gee
G. Miller
Hee
Death of Antonio Tortolo Stabbed in City
Antonio Tortolo, a reputed figure from Italy and Nevada, was stabbed to death last night by an unknown assailant. Investigators report no further movements or leads since his arrival in the city several days ago.
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Ban Francibco
Antonio Tortolo
Italy
Nevada
Elopement Tells of Lovers Facing Limited Time
Philadelphia man George Ivy Rogers, an artist, was told by Phye lelans he had two years to live due to consumption. Rogers and his sweetheart Theresa M. Strauss eloped and wed, now awaiting reaction from a stern father and brother.
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Philadelphia
Phye. Lelans
George Ivy Rogers
Thie
Theresa M. Strauss
Garland N. Wustier Takes Command at Fort Worden
Celenel Garland N. Wustier of the canal artillery corps is ordered to Fort Worden Washington to assume command of that post.
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Fort Worden
Washington, T. C
Celenel Garland N. Wustier
Canal Artillery Corps
Wash
Women’s Fast-Black Lisle Hose Listing
Firm medium weight lisle hose with lustrous finish. Special 32c price for women’s fast black hose features hem top spliced heel and toe and double sole.
Interesting Ribbon News Good Values
Ribbons for dress hat trimmings hair bows and sashes are popular this season All-Silk Taffeta Ribbon seven inches wide priced 35¢ yard for free tied hair bows and sashes Taffeta Ribbon five and a half inches wide in various colors plaid ribbons in heavy quality priced 40c 50c and 55c yard.
New Arrivals of Flannels and Challies
French flannels priced at 75¢ per yard with Dresden patterns and floral effects. French challies range 50¢ to 75¢ per yard offering dotted and striped patterns in soft pastel tints. Viyella flannels at 85¢ per yard feature all wool yarn, non shrinkable, 31 inch width and versatile uses.
Attractive Muslin Undergarments Three Piece Combos Featured
The advertisement promotes three piece combination undergarment suits in nainsook and lawn fabrics priced at 1 95 each. Corset covers drawers and short skirts are trimmed with lace beading and ribbon. Designs include adjustable trims and various necks and hems with lengths of 21 and 23 inches.
Outing Flannel Special 10c Yard
Describes desirable patterns and colorings of seasonable Outing Flannel. Notes 27 inch wide fabric with light and dark effects in stripes checks and plaids. Suitable for dressing gowns night gowns and wrappers. Special price ten cents per yard.
Children's Coats and Bonnets for Little Folks
Peter Pan Reefer Coats in navy diagonal cloth for ages 1 to 5, double-breasted with velvet collar, $3.00. Nobby felt hats to match, $1.50. Stylish hats $1.95 with stitched rims and ribbon bands. Frill bonnets $1.95 in navy or light blue with pink rosebuds. Stylish felt bonnets $1.50 in options of wavy red felt or silk trimmed with rosettes.
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