HEILIGTHEATRE
C.
HEILIG.
umphs won in a similar depart
Y. M.
A.
1 Seats are now selling for “ The
incut by Charles Major—depicting
Man From Home.” The excellent 7th and Taylor Sts. Phones Main Day and Night Schools. the struggles, intrigues, loves and
actor, WILLIAM IIODGE, and his
1 and A 1122.
hates of Scotch Jacobite exiles in
company will present this famous Seven Nights, beginning Sunday,
Holland, after the memorable bat
NEW TERM OPEING
play success at the Heilig seven May 2b. Special Price Matinee Sat­
tie of Culloden in Scotland in
MONDAY, APRIL 1, 1912.
nights, beginning next Sunday, urday. \\ ILIilAM HODGE, sup­ Building,
Cor. Sixth and Taylor Sts. 1745, when the English army, un
with special price matinees Thurs­ ported by a Splendid Company, in Class—
Fee to June 1. der the Duke of Cumberland,
day i Decoration Day) and Satur­ the Play Success of the Century, Algebra
............................................$ 5.00 smashed the hopes of Bonnie
day.
Draft .......................... 7.50 Prince Charlie and his adherents
“ The Man From Home.” The Architect,
...................................... 2.00 The Mission of Victoria Wilhel
Liebler Co., Managers. Prices: Arithmetic
Automobile
...................... 50.00 mina, by Jeanne Bartholow Ma-
BAKER.
Evenings-—First 11 rows. $2.i><); Bookkeeping Course
...................................
6.00
“ The Deep Purple,” the power­ last 7 rows, $1.50. alcony, 5 rows. Boys’ School .................................. 4.00
goun. $1. B. W. Huebsch. New
ful play of modern criminal life in $1.00; t> rows, 7c; 11 rows, 50c. Business Eng. and Cor.................. 2.00 York City.
................................ 2.00 Told with singular pathos, this
New York, will be presented by Gallery. 50c. Special Price Mat­ Business Law
and Woodworking.... 10.00 story
the Baker Stoek Company for the inee Saturday—Lower Floor, $1.50 Carpentry
of a young girl’s experiences
........................................ 10.00
first time in stock all next week, and $1.00; Balcony, $1.00, 75c and Chemistry
Dairying .......................................... 2.00 in New York City, and in the form
opening Sunday matinee, with 50c. Gallery, 25 and ‘0c. Seats | Electricity & Electric Machinery 15.00 of a diary depicts how she met
for Foreign Men.............. 3.00 the inevitable man, was deceived
Harry Hilliard in his original role Now Selling for Entire Engage­ English
English Grammar and Reading. . 3.00 by
of William Lake, in which he ap­ ment.
him and went wrong.” He wrs
English Literature ...................... 3.00
peared at the Heilig this season ('inning to 1 Ieilig Theater—June I Freehand
Drawing ........................ 7.00 her employer. A baby came, who
with the New York company.
............................................... 5.00 died shortly after she was born,
2. 4. 5, Mamie Adains, in “ Chante- French
and Lumbering.............. 10.00 and was named after the present
cler” ; June ti. 7, 8, Mizzi Ilajos, in Forestry
Geometry
........................................ 5.00
ORPHEUM.
“ The Spring Maid.”
German ............................................ 5.00 Queen of Spain and the Queen of
Florence Roberts will be the
Latin
5.00 Holland. As the title of the little
Mechanical Drafting .................. 7.50 book indicates, this publication
headliner at the Orpheum next,
Penmanship .................................. 2.00 strives to fulfill a mission, and
week in “ The Miracle,” a one-act
........................................ 25.00
I fantasy, in which wonderful stage 7th and Alder Sts. Matinee daily. Pharmacy
Plumbing Shop Practice.............. 15.00 ought to serve as a terrible warn­
I lighting effects are a feature. Miss Week Commencing Monday Mat­ Public
Speaking .......................... 6.00 ing. It may, and may not.
Rhetoric .......................................... 3.00
Roberts is supported by a company inee, May 27. Special Engagement Spanish
COUNTY COURT OF THE STATE OF
5.00 IN THE OREGON,
of four, including James II. Mor­ America’s Foremost Lyric Tenor Shorthand ............................................
FOR THE COUNTY OF
6.00
MULTNOMAH.
rison. author of the little drama. and Composer, FREDERICK V. Show Card ........................................
Writing........................ 12.00
.................................. 5.00
BOWERS, Late Star “ My Cinder­ Trigonometry ....................................
1* hereby given that the undersigned,
6.00 Notice Porter,
ella Girl,” “ Commencement Typewriting
EMPRESS.
lias been appointed by the County
Music .................................... 3.00 Joseph
Court of the State of Oregon, for the County of
Brilliancy will mark the new Days,” “ The Ilam Tree,” and the Vocal
Multnomah,
executor
of the last will and testament
Call or send for free Illustrated of fied Rebecca
F. Porter, deceased, and has duly quali­
show which opens Monday at the composer of half a hundred of the Catalogue.
as such.
All persons having claims against said estate are
Empress. The Five Musical Mac- latest song hits, including, “ Oh, Similar schools Seattle, Tacoma, Spo­ hereby
notitled to present the same to the under­
Larens have a feature aet that will You Circus Day,” “ Mammy’s kane.
signed, at the office of Paul M. Long and Chris-
topherson & Matthews, 415-17 Yeon Building, Port­
lie a strong card, and Bessie Val- Shufflin’ Dance,” and others. As­
land. Oregon, with proper vouchers and duly veri­
fied. within six months from the date of the first
dare's Bicycle Belles is a genuine sisted by his Selected Company.
publication of this notice.
JOSEPH PORTER, Executor.
headline attraction. George Yeo­ To Five Normans, Whirlwind Sen­
PAUL M. LONG and
man. monologist. and Bill Jenks. in sational Jugglers; Jewel and Jor­
CHRISTOPHERSON & MATTHEWS,
415-17 Yeon Bldg., Attorneys for Executor.
“ Crooks,” arc some of the good dan. Whistling Imitators; Don &
I»ate of first publication, May 18th, 1912.
Date of Lust publication, June 15tli, 1912.
things promised.
O’Neal, in Eccentric Oddities; the
Three Bittners, in “ The Waif” ;
CIRCUIT COURT OP THE STATE
the Venus of Wheels, Cycledom’s Fame-Seekers, by Alice Woods. IN THE
WILLIAM HODGE, IN THE COMEDY, “ THE MAN FROM HOME,’’ Frederick PANTAGES.
OP OREGON FOR MULTNOMAH
V.
Bowers,
author,
ac­
$1.20.
Illustrated.
George
H
Leading
Artiste;
Pantageseope.
COUNTY.
AT THE HEILIG THEATER.
Plaintiff.
tor and composer, will he the ban­ Latest Animated Events. Popular Doran Co., New York City. Calvin W. Stockwell,
nered attraction at Pantages for Prices. Matinee Daily. Curtain With illustrations by May Wil­ Ida May Stockwell, Defendant.
, The favorite actor, William Hodge, will present his brilliant play the week commencing Monday 2:20.
son Preston, this attractive novel You
: 111 ' I
In the Name of the State of Oregon:
_ hereby _ required to answ er the
depicts with cleverness an Amer­ com plaint are filed
I' irst. Row Balcony Reserved.
shuccess, “ The Man From Home,” at the Heilig Theater, Seventh and matinee. May 27. 1
against you in the above en­
ican
artist-story
of
Bohemian
titled action w ithin six weeks from the date
of
th
e
'
publication
of this summons, and if
Taylor Streets, for seven nights, beginning Sunday, May 2ti. Special
’aris, known and Trilby Land.
fail to so answ er the plaintiff will a p ­
ply to the above entitled court for the re ­
The Under Trail, by Anna Alice you
price matinee Saturday.
dem anded in p la in tiff’s com plaint, to-
Chapin. --$1.25. Ilustrated. Lit­ w lief
it: For a decree of divorce dissolving the
bonds
of m atrim ony existing betw een p lain ­
tle, Brown & Co., Boston.
tiff and defendant and for such other and
further relief as to the court may seem ju st
Hate, love and a secret crosscut and
equitable.
trail in the Virginia Mountains lication
T his summons is served upon you by pub­
by order of the Hon. ,T. P. Knva-
make up this attractive novel of naugh, Judge
of the C ircuit Court of the
Oregon, w hich order of publication
the Southland. The character? S is tate dated of the
23d
day of May, 1912, and di­
are exceedingly well drawn.
rects that this summons he served upon you
by
being
published
once each week for
Beggars and Scomers, by Allan period of six consecutive
weeks in “ The
a new spaper of ireneral circulation
McAulay. $1.25. John Yane T w im ithin es,” M ultnom
ah
County,
Oregon.
Co., New York City.
A. W ILLIAM S,
A ttorney for plaintiff.
An historical novel well worth- D ate of first HAROLD
publication,
1912.
reading—harking back to the tri­ D ate of last publication, Ju M ly ay 1, 27, 1912.
PANTAGES Theatre
In the Matter of the Estate of
RE B E C C A F. POR TE R, Deceased.
Book Reviews
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