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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 21, 1911)
'?:s- 2.-;.rr.ii!W)r'v'rw- ,v-wm EIGITT PAGES DAILY EAST OBEGONIAN. PENDLETON, OREGON. lIimsDAY, SKPTEMHEIt 21, 1911. WORK. AT THE OREGON AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE. AT THE OREGON THEATRE ifeJi . ;iKUr-r ft tall ? 4- Yv ' V-wy 3S2vS' ) rnr - " -y "TI10 Sunny SlUo of Ilromlwaj-." What promises to be one of the best attractions to visit our city this sea son will be that nifty song show. The Sunny Side of Broadway," which a ill appear at the Oregon theater iept. 23rd, headed by that clever :i.rndian. . Max Hloom, with an all star supporting company of principals ind the younget-t and gingeriest bevy ' show girlw that have ever played this city. The comedy should be an immediate hit from start to finish. Manager Boyle Woolfolk has spent a wiall fortune in mounting the produc tion and dressing the performers. The wardrobes of this company will be a rtvelatlon to local theatre goera. Wo men especially will see gowns that will cause many a heart to flutter. Madam Bloodgood of New York de ligned the costumes for this play as .veil as for many of the big companies that tyll be sent on tour this season. Among the many song hits that are literppersed throughout the play are Oh Mr. Moon, You're Full Tonight," When It's Raining," "Love Is Very "oolish." "I'm a Devil," "Beware of he Garden of Love," "My New Motor "oat." ".Selling Papers,' "Every Has a Broadway," and the talk of thr country. "The Pazaza Plant." This long, which bids fair to be one of the eason's successes, shows a tree that instead of fruit bears miscellaneous collections of everything from an old ill 00 to an air ship. The song is in troduced by Max Bloom, assisted by his bevy of dancing Ponies. Curtain will rise at 9 o'clock sharp. for delivery to her creditors, Mrs. Douglas Cone, heir to the old home place of the great Joseph Spencver Cone ranch that once embraced 100, 000 acres, will keep the famous old homestead in the family. When the money reached town it was transferred to wagons and hauled through the streets under heavy guard to the bank vaults. The trans fer was accomplished so quickly that few realized anything unusual was happening. The identity of her new creditor has not been disclosed. Mrs. Cone's. - I effort to raise the money to redeem her stork has been watched with keen Interest and sympathy by the entire Tehama county, especially by old set tlers. . t DKSEKTS TUPEE VOW HIIOW. itAXCII IS ItF.IKEMEI UY HALF TON OF GOLD I California Woman Has Coin to Save Famous of 1 (10.000 Acres. Bed Bluff, Ca'.if. With $375,00) in yold coin locked in the vaults of the order that Bank of Tehama county and ready 1 overlooked. Wild West ''IJronciio nustcr" Former ly Vvkfnxi Xir rial Wing. Red Wing, Minn. To desert the te pee, the paddle and the canoe on the banks of the Mississippi, on Prairie island, to lead the life of a cowboy on the plains ol old Sant'.-t in Nebraska and the far west .nd become the re-cogniz'-d champion broncho buster of the world and appear in the brilliant headliners of Wild West shows,, s the unusual career of Harry Lucas who, Town " t . -rv .?-. ..." : on ino rarKS oi. oii uul pu-an i Indian Mary about the streets of Red i Wing. He visited Red Wing on a flying trip from Duluth to Prairie Du Chien, where he will jo.n a Wild West show and give his performance. He did not mingle with the Sioux Indians on the island. He was here on a business mission. He was look ing after his intere-t ;n the allotments allowed by the government under the 1SS5 act of congress to the Sioux band. As a son of Samuel Lucas, one of the original Red Wing band of In dians, the sum of $502.96 was due him. The final settlement has not been made, but the broncho buster thought it b'.st to seek H-ga! advice in his claim would not be 1375,000 lit Homestead Scenes Showing Technical Instructlo Oregon's Largest Institution of U i.r,r. !; .1 m m - -fc - - . - - t i ! . NORTHWEST i Hot Metal F.nlers Moil's F.yc. Wallace, Idaho. George Wlnton, a machinist working at the Hercules mine, was seriously burned with red hot babbit metal anil may lose the sight of his right eye. He had started to :)r t ii- i.iol'en metal into a bear ing win n it apparently exploded. Ills !'slri!s vrc filed, his eye burned and the lashes glued together. The whole rif,'ht side of his face was affected. he escaped w.th seveie :jrucs nh"Ut his right leg. the clothing around whlclv was torn to shreds by tho in i-chinery. Cimlit In 'I hro'ii lie .Marliiuc. Villnir, Wash Oeorge Filner a threshing lnyul on WlTJiiim Wachter's? mach no, narrowly rsi-nped denth. 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YOU WOULDN'T KNOW THE OLD PLACE NOW THE OREGON THEATRE Has Been Remodeled Into An Up to-Date Play House Which Will Open SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 23 With the Big Beauty Show THE SUNNY SIDE OF BROADWAY WITH MAX BLOOM and Company of DANCING PIPPINS
