THE TIMES “Yankee! These p arts!” scoffed hla PLACES OF A M U SE M E N T East 33 B 7118 aunt. “T hat's w hat I am !” m aintained Mr. ! Clayton em phatically. ‘‘I'm the most ARCADE—Moving pictures. I dyed In the wool Yankee th at ever— I ever”— BAKER—‘‘The Barrier.” ! "M anufactured a wooden nutm eg.” EMPRESS—Vaudeville. finished Mr. H anford quietly. "Go on w ith the story, Miss T rayle," HEILIG "A Fool There Was.” urged Miss Gray im patiently. "W e've A n O rie n tal T ale ;; | Interrupted you lim es enough. A rthur, LYRIC ” I lie (¡ay Deceivers." keep still!" MAJESTIC—Moving pictures. ' B y C L A R ISSA M A C H IE •• “ Well, 1 scrubbed the bracelet clean I outside and inside and wore It the next ORPHEUM—Vaudeville. day when I w ent ashore. W e had C op yrigh t b y A m e rica n r r e s s A ss o - . . been spending the m orning in the S u elation, 1911. PANTAGES—Vaudeville. leim an m osque and wero standing on the steps w aiting for our carriage to PEOPLE'S -Moving pictures. On the third evening afte r th e tour- convey us to the hotel for luncheon j ist steam er N eptune left Constantino- when father suddenly saw Mr. Jussor STAR—Moving pictures. men, the raisin exporter, nnd dashed I pie the little group of people whom down steps to intercept him, leav ! congenial Interests had draw n togetk- ing me the alone. [ er out of the hundreds of passengers ORPHEUM THEATER -Main 201 ! aboard the big ship gathered their “Then from the shadow of the tall columns beside w hich I w as standing (i. A 1020. Matinee Every Day— seven chairs in friendly proxim ity. PORTLAND Professor Trayle laid his hand on there emerged the tall, lean form of Week Jan. 7—Max Wilson, Ger an d a d in spotless w hite, w ith a man comedian. the soft w hite w rist of his daughter, a fez m on back of his dark head. He Madeline. "I uotiee th at my d aughter w as a the m an of m iddle uge, I should HEIL1G -Seventh and Taylor. EAST is w earing her filigree liraeelet this think, COR. EAST YAMHILL his h air w as iron gray, and Phones: evening, and it rem inds m e th at there there w and Main 1 and A 1122. Seats 63 as the saddest expression In is a story connec ted w ith its purchase his black eyes. now selling—Robert Hilliard, in in C onstantinople.” the play like no qther, “ A Fool “ W ithout speaking a w ord he stretch "Good!” cried Mr. H anford, and his out one lean brown finger nnd There Was.” w ife echoed a p p ro v a l in her quiet ed the bracelet on my w rist. At voice. “W e have had the story of ’A touched BAKER Main 2, A 5360. Geo. the sam e tim e ho raised his eyebrow s C arpet From M azaudaran' and also Inquiringly. Well, I m ust confess there L. Mgr.—Next week, the alluring tale of 'Tne C ry staf Ball' w ere so much dignity nnd com m and In ‘‘The Baker, Barrier.” and w hat Miss G ray saw in It. Let his m anner that I found m yself taking us have th e bracelet story, and m ind refuge In French and explaining vol EMPRESS—(Formerly Grand). you om it no dctnlls. Miss T rayle.” ubly how I enme by the bracelet. " It’s really the plainest sort of “n e listened closely and when I —Sullivan & Considine. Refined story,” protested Miss Trayle. “I had bad finished held out Ills hand w ith vaudeville. Park and Washing 180 G rand Avenue planned, when my tu rn cam e, to relate com m anding gesture, bnt still ton. Main 992, A 4992. Matinee PORTLAND th e w onderful adventure fath er had another every day—Week Jan 7, with he did not u tte r a sound." M adeline w ith the bronze teapot.” headliner, Mr. and Mrs. Mark paused and. taking th e bracelet from “Ah, my dear, th a t is my very own her fath er’s hand, slipped It over her Murphy, sketch. story,” laughed the professor. “I see own round w rist. th at Mr. Felton has unrolled th e car A lexander PANTAGES—7th and Alder.— w as w atching her pet of M azandaran, on which no m an w ith a lover's Felton delight In her beauty Unequalled vaudeville. Week Jan. can sit and tell other than th e tru th , nnd charm . They had Just become en 7—Arabs, 10 people, acrobatic so rem em ber th at the old legend ap gaged, these two, and the m ystic ear- Commercial Artist act. Pantcgescope, Pantagcs plies to both sexes.” pet th a t Felton had brought out of the Matinee daily. Cur They all laughed as A lexander Felton and had w itnessed th eir betrothal. Orchestra. tain 2:30, 7:15 p. m. Boxes and spread th e ancient bit of carpet w hich wilds The others in th e little party had been he had found in a rem ote interior quietly Inform ed of th e delightful se first row balcony reserved. A-2236. Cartoonist province and M adeline T rayle w ith a cret by M adeline’s father, and as th e single graceful m ovem ent sank to a beautiful girl had become a favorite LYRIC -4th and Stark—“ The 348 MARKET STREET P h o t o c o p y r ig h t b y A m e r ic a n P resa A s s o c ia tio n . seat upon Us silken texture. ong them ever since th e big ship Gay Deceivers.” Week of Jan 7. “F ather and I spent a day am ong th e am had sailed from New Y’ork six weeks bazaars in Constantinople,” she began, before they rejoiced in her happiness "but we could not discover anything WILLIAM SULZER, LEADER IN THE PASSPORT FIGHT. SUMMONS. Rhone Main 5645. Rea. Phone E6185. th at of th e m an who had wooed th at resem bled the bracelet I w anted. and faithfully. In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, A dear friend of m ine In New York her M adeline Multnomah County.— The Foott Titus exchanged a sw ift glance For T was by no accident th at W illiam Sulzer occupied the center of the Machinery House, a Corporation, plaintiff, possessed a filigree bracelet which w ith her lover, and then h er eyes drop vs. A. K. Carlson, defendant. stage during the agitation In congress for the abrogation of the w as considered a perfect specim en of ped to th e filigree bracelet shim m ering treaty with Russia. Of course be Is chairm an of the bouse foreign To A. K. Carlson, the above-named defend B yzantine sliver work. I m ay as well on her arm . ant : and H ydraulic Engineer relations com m ittee, which would naturally h are to deal w ith such save words by saying now th a t this “W hat did you do, Miss T rayle? Did In the name of the State of Oregon: You 587 Civil E. 15th St. N. P ortland, Ore. a proposition, but even more naturally the Hon. Mr. Sulzer takes to a bracelet Is its duplicate In every detail. are hereby summoned and required to appeur give him th e bracelet?” asked Mrs. and answer the complaint filed against you Aght In defense of his principles and has done so ever since his entrance "My friend said th e bracelet had you H anford. in the above entitled action, on or before the into public life as a m em ber of the New York assem bly tw enty-one years been purchased In the bazaar In Con of six weeks from the date of the ago. H e was forem ost am ong those who advocated w ar w ith Spain “Yes, of course I did. W ho could expiration first publication of this summons, to-wit: on gineenng, Construction Superinten stantinople, and I supposed It w'ould nnd has alw ays been a politician of the aggressive type and as such the have resisted th e com m anding gesture or before February 10th, A. 1). 1912, and, if be an easy m atter to duplicate It. The fail to so appear and answer, for want dence, Reports and Estim ates on P roj Idol of his radical New York east side constituency. As an appreciative of his bund nnd th e authority In his you day fa th er and I spent there revealed thereof the plaintiff will take judgment ects, W ater Supply, Irrigation, Sewer biographer once said of him. "he isn’t brazen, but he’s six feet in his I didn’t dare do nnythlng else. against you for the sum of Eleven H undred age. Now Lu’m bor Exchange Bldg. th a t th ere w as not another bracelet eyes? Forty-Six and 22-100 Dollars and for bath slippers, nnd he has red h a ir ” like Em ily D rake’s In all C onstantino I sim ply rem oved the bracelet and and the further sum of One Hundred and Fifty to him. Dollars attorney’s fee, and for the plaintiff’s ple unless it w as worn by some fnlr gave e It snatched Your business should bo repre and d is b u rse m e n t herein; and also for It eagerly, pressed It costs denizen of the city. T hus spoke the to “H sale of certain attached property belong sented in THE) TIMES. We in hlB Ups and then exam ined th e deli the ing to you, to-wit: 34 shares of the capital shopkeepers In th e bazaar. of the Foott-Titus Machinery House, an terest ninety-two and one-half “F ath e r has a friend who is in ter cate w ork, nodding Ills head nflirma- stock Oregon Corporation, which property has beer per cent. THE TIMES will give ested in the raisin Industry, and this tively as he seemed to recognize ev duly attached in this action. tracery of leaf and blossom and This summons is published pursuant to an you the best run for your money gentlem an has a villa on a vine clad ery of the Hon. W. N. Oatens, Judge of twig. Then he looked w ithin the brace order slope beyond the tip of the Golden let, above entitled court, which order is dated you ever had. Figure it out with and all th e light seem ed to die out the December 27th. A. D. 1911. The date of the us. Horn, and it literally overhangs the publication hereof is December 30th. A. countenance. Before th at It first Bosporus sea. W e drove out there of his glowing, D. 1911, and the date of the last publication as If a candle had been hereof is February 10th, A. D. 1912. and spent a day, and on o ur retu rn to looked inside, If you know w hat I V .V .W /A W .V .W .W A W .V Í C onstantinople we m et an Itinerant lighted J. M. HADDOCK, mean. H e suddenly looked old and peddler, w ho offered me this bracelet worn nnd very contem ptuous as he Attorney for Plaintiff. “O f course we did not bargain long of first publication, December 30th. the bracelet back In my hand. A. Date D. 1911. for it. It did not need his clever tale dropped only did he speak, and, to my Date of last publication, February 10th. of Its having once belonged to the sul Then You can quench your in A. D. 1912. he spoke In English. ta n ’s favorite, who tired of th e bauble surprise, ward fire with just as good and gave it to a slave w om an, who in “ ‘It Is the w rong one, m adam ,’ he tu rn sold It to our peddler. H e asked said. ‘I crave a thousand pardons.' “ hootch” at the following a ridiculous price, and fa th er paid It “ ‘You have lost one like it?’ I asked PORTLAND CONSULAR AND VICE CONSULAR OFFICES. h im . w ithout a m urm ur. OPEN SHOP bars, and not "W e had not proceeded m ore than “ 'My dau gh ter w ore it th e day she disappeared. I have never seen her a hundred yards before the peddier have the enjoyment les w as a t o ur horse's beels, begging for since,’ he m uttered, and, w ith a deep The following comprise the list sened by a big union card. another w ord w ith my father. Of bow, he disappeared ju st as fath er of consular and vice consular of course fath er had spoken to th e m an cam e hack. These life-saving stations In his own language, and now he un “W e talked It over th at evening, and fices represented in Portland: derstood the babel of sounds th at I told fath er how closely th e m an had are classed as not being fair poured from his lips. As th e sounds exam ined the filigree bracelet and ap Consular Offices. w ere accom panied by an outstretched peared to recognize th at It w as not by labor publications. Web palm I knew the m an w anted money the one he sought. So fath er produced for som ething, and I saw fath er toss his m agnifying glass, and we, too. Chile—A. R. Vejar. ster says fair means “ pleas the peddler a tw enty plaster piece and searched the Inside of the bracelet. ing to the eye—beautiful.” China—Moy Back Hin, 233 Sec listen w ith interest to a long recital, H idden aw ay on an obscure w iry tw ig accom panied by m uch gesticulation. w ere tiny letters, enlightening us as ond street. We claim that these places Yes, indeed, father, you did appear I to the reason for his contem pt for my much interested In the story the man bauble. Costa Rica—G. C. Ames, 732 qualify according to Web told. " It read ‘Made In G erm any/ and "W hen w e w ere onee m ore on our pouf w ent nil the pretty story of the Marquam building. ster- way tow ard th e city fath er related j sultan's favorite." th e story th e m an bad sold to him “The sultan 's favorite m ay have Germany—O. Lohan, 31 Hamil for 20 plasters. It w as a good story, been th e daughter of your dark eyed ton building. well w orth 30 plasters, father, dear. stranger," rem arked Miss Gray Great Britain—James Laidlaw, I do believe you secured a bargain j thoughtfully. in th at story!” M adeline sm iled m is “And your friend’s bracelet might Ainsworth building. Hofbrau chievously up Into her fath er’s rueful be th e genuine article,” added A rthur countenance. 128 6th St. as they all arose and pre Japan—M. Ida, 219 Henry “Rem em ber, you’re sitting on th e Clayton pared to go below. building. carpet of truth, my dear,” he w arned j “I shall w rite to Emily D rake an y laughingly. w ay nnd teM her to look Inside her Mexico F. A. Spencer, 46 Front [ “It w as a good story,” protested bracelet for any Indications th at hers Lotus Madeline. Is th e genuine filigree bracelet,” de street North. “Ah, do tell l t r cried Mrs. H anford clared 127 6th St. Madeline, accepting A lexander im patiently. Felton's hand to assist her from her Peru—Barrette Carlos, ear" C. j “I’lease do,” chim ed In the others IF. Rasmussen. on th e carpet. "T he story w ent th at th e saltan j seat One by one the others bade good bought It from a fortune teller, who night and strolled nw ay until at last Switzerland—A. Z. Bigger. Louvre predicted th n t w hatever woman wore there rem only M adeline and her It on her arm m ight m arry the richest father and ained A lexander Felton. Pro Vice Consuls. 4th and Alder m an in th e world. One can well im- J T rayle got up to go and, pass agine the supercilious Incredulity of fessor ing, leaned over and kissed tils daugh Belgium—C. Henri Labbe, Lab- the sultan nnd the disdain w ith which te r’s cheek. he waved th e story teller aside Well, "In of the fact thnt your brace be building. JEFFERY FARNOL, AUTHOR OF “THE BROAD HIGHWAY." never mind w hether fath er and I be let w as spite Perkins ‘m ade G erm any,’ my dear,” Chile John Reid, 514 Lumber. lieved the story or not. T he bracelet be said quietly, In “the peddler’s legend Seemed to possess an added a ttra c Sth and Washington A LTHOtTQH T b s Broad Hlvbway” baa boen one of the most popo bolds good, for In m arrying Alex, here, Exchange. tion for both of us. and I will confess you A lar novels published In the United States for years, It was re are m arrying the richest man In th at as soon ns we reached the Nep th e world." Great Britain—J. Ernest Laid /- % Jected by New York publishers, to whom It was Orat offered. tune th at afteruoJh I hastened to my M adeline w as startled. "W hy, fa law, Ainsworth building. ” and was Issued In London before a Boston Arm bought the stateroom nnd scrubbed It vigorously ther. w hat do you m ean?" she asked American rights. Jeffery Farnol. the author, who Is little more than Schultz w ith soap and w nter until it became "Alex will tell you,” said the pro j France—C. Henri Labbe, Labbe thirty years old. made a runaway marriage before be was of age and quite clean and bright. 5th and Washington left hie home In Kant to seek his literary fortune In America. Having and bs slipped sw ay and left building (consular agent). “It's Incredible how filthy some of fessor, small success In writing, ha turned his hand to scene painting and was them alone. that native Jewelry Is.” remarked Miss Netherlands — John William for a time attached to a New York theater. He returned to England “You will tell me?” she pleaded as Gray, with a shudder of dlarust. with his wife and little «tri te And himself forgiven by bis fatber-tn bis arm closed about her “What did Mathes, 213 Wells-Fargo building. “Apparently they believe that a ear- law and to bo acclaimed a writer of dashing romance As his principal Quelle tala amount of coll laid on the article father m ean?" novel Indicates, be has made himself, by years of rambling, familiar Increases Its Interest and naturally “H e meant that because you are Nicaragua and Honduras—R. with most of the highways and byways of the beautiful county of Kent, 6th and Stark Ita value.” laughed her nephew. Ar marrying me I am the richest man In Chilcott, 306 MeKay building. along which readers of "The Broad Highway" trace the bero s progress thur Clayton. "I’ll confese to oaa fed the world." said Alexander Felton ten Sweden—Valdemar Liddell, 26 of mine when T ib traveling around derly. And ao tbs tradition of tbs filigree bracelet was fulfilled after afi. North Sixth street. these parts sod"— ■!' H -l- l- l- M -H ' H -H -l-l-l-l-l-t-f The Filigree Bracelet Troy Laundry Company East Water Street u. s. Laundry Company C . J. W I L S O N I Arthur D. M onteith