HEPPNER GAZETTE TIMES, HEPPNER, OREGON, THURSDAY, JUNE 7, 1928. '
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nomena in his scientific lectures.
The gyroscope, electric magnet, and
high frequency electricity were his
tools at the evening performance
with which he held his audience in
tense expectancy and provided them
with plenty of thrills. The single
track aerial railway car was dem
onstrated, which, Mr. Williams de
clares will some day be the main
mode of transportation. This car 1
was watched with extreme interest
as it went racing back and forth
across the loosely hung string that
served as its track, it remaining up
right at all times no matter how
much the track swayed, and Mr.
Williams was unable to throw it off
the track by taking hold of the
string and tossing it up and down.
A gyroscope mounted on top of the
car, and whirling at a rapid rate
was the mechancal device used to
maintain the stability and balance
of the car. The important place of
the electro magnet, and the attrib
utes of high frequency "electricity
proved equally attractive to the
audience. Mr. Williams loaded his
seemingly all to short lectures with
a great amount of information of
educational value to young and old
alike.
' The Dixie Jubilee Singers, a com
pany of three negro women and two
men, gave two Saturday programs,
and pleased with their versatile of
ferings. Plantation melodies and
old southern darky spirituals show
ed them at their best, while their
offerings of classical and popular
music, both instrumental and vocal,
was of a very high class. Different
members of the company are out
standing figures in the negro music
al world. In the evening "Sun
shine" Dietrick followed the Ju
bilee singers with his "Sacrifice
Hit," a short community-spirit ap
peal, chock full of mirth.
Sunday afternoon and evening
typical 1928 revues were given by
the Music Box Girls, a company of
five girls and one gentleman, all
accomplished musicians on a num
ber of instruments. In their per
formances were used the piano, vio
lin, cello, bass viol, marimba, sax
ophone and banjo. In brightly col
ored costumes, .with an equally
bright stage setting their offerings
were picturesque. A school-girl
theme was used with the gentleman
acting as music master. Popular
music was featured, though the
classics were not ignored, and the
Music Box Girls frolicked through
their programs to a grand wind-up
of Chautauqua.
W. E. Mikesell . 1885 1885'
May M. Mikesell 1SS4 1SS6
Daniel Riee 1S78 1878
Mra. Daniel Rice 1865 1896
Wm. H. Padberg 1872 1872
Mra. Wm. H. Padberg 1870 18SS
Arthur Smith 1S84 1884
Mrs. A. A. MeCabe , 18S6 18S6
W. F. Barnett 18S4 1884
Karl L. Beach 1885 1886
Bert Mason 1877 1877
Mrs. O. E. Lindstrom j.1887 1887
F. A. Lundell 1887 1S87
J. S. Young ; 1S77 18S0
Li. B. Young 1873 1919
Cecil Young 1S83 1883
A. F. Young 1884 1884
M. L. Onev 1888 " 1888
Sylvanus Wright 1871 1S88
J. W. Becket . 1880 1883
Catherine Becket 1880 1883
Mrs. Theodore Anderson 1880 1883
N. M. Johnson 1885 1885
Clvde G. Wright 1887 1887
Jim Wren 1883 1883
F. E. Parker 1875 1900
W. J. Davis 1883 1883
James N. Luper ...18f3 1900
L. D. Swick 1863
Annie Swick ..1875
Mrs. W. J. Davis 1883 1883
John Kilkenny 1890 1890
Uzz French 1876 1876
Daisy Hall 1873 1916
T. E. (Jrablll 1883 18S3
Phill Cohn 1867 1880
Ida M. Peterson 18S8 1888
Wm. Kummerland ......1884 1884
Mrs. M. A. Stewart , 1878 1895
Mra. F. E. Parker 1884 1884
John H. Hayes 1856 1877
John W. Harrison 1879 1918
Douglas Fairbanks as THE GAU
CHO, Star theater, Sunday-Monday.
PIONEERS REGISTER
(Continued from First Pace)
Mary J. Sperry 1854
Jeff French 1876
C. A. Miller - 1852
Mrs. C. A. Miller 1864 i
Wm. LeTrace -.1886
Mra. Wm. LeTrace 1876
John Cason 1865
Mrs. Sarah Brown 1887
J. W. Baird 1885
Mrs. J. W. Baird 1885
Owen French 1877
Mrs. Owen French 1884
Oscar E. Cochran 1870
John W. Hiatt 1887
Vawter Crawford . 1868
Cora D. Crawford 1872
N. U Shaw 1887
Casha F. Shaw 1882
Frank Rasmus , 1879 .
R. L. Benge 1864
Olaf Eergstrom
Karoline Bergstrom
Minnie Gaunt 1880
Sarah Matteson 1880
Chas. D. Huston -.1877
Mrs. C. D Huston 1879
C. A. Minor 1868
Mrs. C. A. Minor 1882
A. W. Baling 1866
W. K. Corson 1880
Wm. Stewart 1860
G. C. Macy 1870
D. B. Leyde 1885
J. H. Pearson 1882
Luella A. Pearson 1878
Joe Freeman 1858
C. R. Peterson 1888
Geo. W. Dykstra 1852
Orve Brown 1887
Mrs. Orve Br6wn 1884
Geo. Moore 1886
Add Moore 1886
Mrs. Add Moore 1887
Wes Stevens 1880
Effie Stevens 1885
H. M. Olden 1882
Mrs. H. M. Olden 1875
Mrs. A. Reaney 1881
Mrs. S. Booher 1881
Tilman Hogue 1885
Grant Olden 1882
H. Scherzinger 1870
Jesse J. Wells 1875
G. A. Bleakman 1882
Julie Matteson 1867
Guy Fuller 1889
Albert Rea 1877
Lulu Rea 1874
F. Burroughs
Cora Burroughs
Mr Ida Fletcher
Mrs. J. H. Padberg 1878
Mrs. M. Jordan
J. H. Padberg 1875
Marion Evans . 1882
G. C. Aiken
Lillie A. Aiken
J. G. Doherty 1883
Mrs. J. G. Doherty 1888
D. E. Gilman 1876
E. Jay Merrill ...... ....1881
Sarah White 1884
J. E. Gentry 1880
Jeff Jones 1867
Chas. Ritchie . 1884
G. W. Thompson 1884
Wm. Cowins ..-..1875
J. W. Morrow 1859
Nels Magnuson 1882
Mrs. J eft Jones 1870
M. A. Stewart 1880
Olive E. Engelman 1878
J. O. Hager ........1878
L. L. Gilliam 1886
Sadie M. Sigsbee 1883
Mrs. J. H. Gemmell 1866
J. S. Lieuallen 1870
Ida Hallock Dutton 1868
W. R. Munkers 1856
Maria Munkers -.1858
A. W. Gammell 1686
Mrs. A. B. Chapman 1862
A. B. Chapman 1862
M. Belle Thompson 1866
Ralph I. Thompson 1885
Grace Hughes 1885
T. A. Drlskell . 1684
Millie R. Doolittle 1887
Wm. T. Campbell 1886
Elizabeth Campbell 1886
Mrs. Mary E. Ball 1883
Mrs. Tom Beymer 1887
J. T. Morgan . 1876
Effle Morgan 1887
Wm. W. Windsor 1883
Mrs. A. W. Gammell 1888
W. H. Herren 1873
Mrs. Alice McNay 1882
Mrs. Louis Balsiger 1882
Frank Engelman . 1884
Mrs. Dellrf Corson 1884
J. H. Gentry 1882
Mrs. Giant Olden .... 1887
Mrs. M. R. Morgan - 1875
Mrs. Luvlsa Louy J680
L. A. Palmer J882
Nellie Palmer 1864
Ethel Wilcox JW
Ida Young
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THURSDAY and FRIDAY, JUNE 7 and 8:
Colleen Moore in ELLA CINDERS
with LLOYD HUGHES, adapted from the celebrated comedy strip.
You've never laughed more, cried more, sighed more, or seen
Colleen Moore better than as Ella, the kitchen mop who turns
movie vamp. Believe us, it's a RIOT.
Also SMITH'S VISITOR, more fun and trouble for the Smith
family.
SATURDAY, JUNE 9:
Monte Blue in THE BUSH LEAGUER
They called fcim a bush leaguer, but he had a lot of big league
stuff. A small town romance that has all the big towns gasping
with laughs and thrills. As a hero of the big sticks, you'll love
him.
Also Cartoon Comedy, News Reel and Oddities.
SUNDAY and MONDAY, JUNE 10 and 11 :
Douglas Fairbanks in
"The GAUCHO"
No two Faribahks' films are ever alike- There's
always something new something to talk about.
The GAUCHO gives you the Bolas And Doug's
feats with the Bolas outdo his exploits with the
bow and arrow, the cutlass and the whip.
Doug is not the only attraction either there
is LUPE VELEZ. ,
Also Agnes Ayers In THE LADY OF VICTORIES, a techni
color production of the great love drama of Napoleon and Jose
phine.' " Children 25c Adults 80o
TUESDAY, JUNE 12 (One Day Only) :
MAY McAVOY and CONRAD-NAGLE in
v SLIGHTLY USED
A captivating comedy of marriage a la carte. Gay, swift, light
and constantly amusing. !
Also Comedy and News Reel.
WEDNESDAY, UNE 13:
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COMING NEXT WEEK:
Itln-Tln-TIn In TRACKED BY THE POLICE, June 14-15.
Buck Jones In THE WAH HORSE, June 16.
Harold Lloyd in SPEEDY, June 17 and 18.
Olive Borden In COME TO MY HOUSE, June 19-ZO.