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THE OREGON J3AILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND. .MONPBY EVENING, ' SBPTEMBF flfl, 1901 14 KIVOB IUIE fa TCE ALASXAKS BAXZjWATS WXXA AOOOxOxOPATS VAIS n. souto wit ' Werd hu seen receive br A. L. Crals. genersi passenger sgsnt of the Ore-on Railroad Navigation Mmptiy; A. O. ' Chariton, assistant general puiMitr Wnt of ths Nsrthern Pacific, and Port land resresentsUve of Mbw railroads, that tit Western PuMmr ssaootatloa naa granted world's fair rataa from tlM pacific northwest for another excursion - period. Mlllac satee for which will be October 17, II and ft. Ths ondlUona allow ! day olnc and ara good for returolrur an til DaoMnbar 11. The m. Loula fair eloaea on November , and the t oar lata will be enabled to spend the month of December visiting-, at landing o business and returning hone. The tlcketa aaav bo touted via Chicago, and return lag- via the Southern route. -Thee lata date In the rear w granted ntiinarU on account of Alaaka business. Some time ago the Northern Pacific ascertained that a large number of Alaaka buslneae men and miner de sired to attend the St. Loufcf exposition, but die not wiah to est into their brief working iaaa of four month la. the Xar north. If. J. Roche, traveling passenger agent of the Denver Rio Grand, who re tamed thla morning from a tour of the Puget sound territory, to of the opinion that a Urge traffic may be expected on the newly announced date. He says: "Travel Just now 1 Immense from th northwest. Railroad passenger men at Seattle and Tacoma say that they sold l.OM world' fair excursion tickets dur ing the September sale. Portland aoM something like The colonist movement to the Pacific northwest, which began September IS. la keeping- up actively. Three or four ex tra oar arrive daily on the roada from the east well laden with homesseksra. U"M V. DEES IS TO SfcAX TCT NFQIillf OAJIDlSAn SOS WMMWlr - am wni AMMirm mom aur rmAjroxwoo - jvw nr tan to Onn0nnnl AT eCKVOSeV : vies? BvxaDiav - - . ..v.-v Bases . Debs, Populist candidate tor president of the Unite States, wlU apeak at the ex position building on Washington street, this city, tonight. He will arrive hers at 7 o'clock from San Francisco and win bo escorted to the Exposition building- by committee and a band. In, case the train 1 de layed however, be wlU be hurried to too - building. Plans had been made by the local asm salttee for an elaborate reception in honor of the dtatlngulebed visitor. They were abandoned, however at the re quest of the national committee which suggested that the oandldata would be too exhausted to participate In such an event. . At th conclusion of the ad dress an hour will be spent la hand shaking. Efforts were also mad to ar range for speeches by the candidate -in other Oregon cities, bat Portland Is th only city in which ho will speak. He will leave .Portland -for Taootna, Seattle and Spokane. Indication are that a large crowd WlU be present to hear him tonight , PORTLAND THEATRES nn AgrTnrnV Or JSXT." T llsnt tranafsr of the HU! farm. He Is lira, Walter (Rose BrtlmreK toe wld about to do so when Lucille drops fn owed guardian of the Woodstock stable. ) aelltnsT her War Cry. Th attorney has luat made rt dear to her 17-year-old 1 falla In love with her. Amos locates hie (kauctitar uvulae HramftY that she bum I daughter, and together they find her not again be seen with the young; son of the master they ara "too oid to be olaraatas any looser. "Mother,' ob th girl, ws lif has not bean child's play. -Why. PhUly dear, yon don't know what you are earlna".- "I do. Ldo. but I never Knew tin now. What simple words theee are to bring down a curtain. They terminate the third act of -The IIK. It Is the touch log scon of the whole play and one Of those scenes that would easily rail u not Invested with perfect art. Until last night Portland bad not sees Rose JOyUngs at her beat. ' nor had the mlrere of little Miss Brandt appreci ated fully the post buttles of her future. Just thro minute of the right kind of dialogue and they walked oat wllh bundles of admiration. boy. Ariel la blocked at every move and the--Hill farm turn out to bo a sold mine, so everything- winds up happily. Prank Bacon la the star of the east, and as Amos Hill win th favor of the audience early, and holds It to the end- Mi as Clair Sinclair as Lsellle handle a difficult roh cleverly, while Mis Bos ale Stuart Bacon as Poppy Hill la bright and amusing? ail th time. Joseph Hills, aa the villainous brother, Ariel, la excel lent. Sheriff Gregg's role la all "fat,' and falls Into the clever band of Jo seph Cairo U. The play M admirably staged, th farmyard scene especially affsctthsT to the audience. Horses, oows, chickens and other animal war about th stags In great profusion and mad It dellsbt fully reaJistlo, - Th dramattamtlbn of the Salvation Army, however, was a trifle far-fetched, especially when that Ttia Jilt" waa tha last nlnv written by Dion Bonolcault. the Bngllah maater religious body was used to bring out a of comedy drama who furnished "Arre-arlas of tough. The pley Is excellent Na-Poa-u-," . '-Shaugbran,'' -Colleen I from the opening or toe nrst act uncu Basra- and others. It was written for rina curtain, ana is wen worm gos- hlmself snd bis wife, Jwouls Tbomdyks, I in about years ago but Is so rarely per formed In this oountry nowadays that the present generation of playgoers finds "TarJbOBOaA AT "Oh, this la the Umitr excUlma th Is a most ponlar entertainer. Hasan and Hasan are th kind you oan't af ford to miss. Neola doee the oddest Juggtlng tricks with sommoa thing. Fred Collin is S serpentine marvel. Thar are vltasoope jrteMros, The advance aals of seats will open tomorrow (Tuesday r morning at 1 o'clock for th big Chines-Kngllah musical comedy, "San Toy." which oomes to' th Marauam Orand theatre next Thursday.-- Frldayand Saturday nights. September St. I. and October 1 with a special prloe matins Saturday at t:lS o'clock. Not -mora than six seat will be sold to one person far any single perfpnnano. if, ' A toriiunc cquUf bristle sot Is .lbs leading feature at the Star theatre on the new program, which opens this afternoon. Thls extraordinary tarn la presented by the Klhs-NersJ whose per formances have gained for them column after oolumo. of eulogy In Paris, St. Peters burs, London and other capitals. UU VATCo uitnutn... It new. The play was last presented la Empress Theodora, disguised aa a olr Portland by th NeUl Stock oompany t ous girl, when she learns from her lover several seasons back. I that he hates the nobility and -would The character from which th play I have nothing- to do with bar had she he 1U title has left a stringr of fbeen a oueea. Then the crowd at the broken hearts through her nckle-minded- Baker laush Itself hoars. The e ra nees and married Into th nobility. Her press doee not us th "ne. as It is ned husband know nothing; of her other today. When Sardou wrote -Theodora," love oanmiMta all mora of lees of an Thia -ta ik. ii-. - "Uift tlut the adventureee sort, but Utters of denun-1 limit T bad not become standard phrases elation, written on lbs deathbed of one in American slang. B lbs same token, of her jilted vtotlms fall Into th bands of th villain. He threatens to live them to her husband, whom ah truly loves, unless she will win for him the hand of the heiress, her alater-in-lew. Th helreaa overbears the past life of her brother's bride and sots out with Victor Huso, whan be had on of the character in "Lea Mloerables" answer Question with Tou ean search me," did not realise that he. was orig-inatlng another favorite expression of tbe street, (.. - -Theodora la the only nlav of th My lee O-Hara, horseman, tb frustrau great Sardou repertoire in which Fanny the plot From then on. It la a racing DsVeoport never appeared. It was on story. 0Harn part with his beloved of the groat French writer's later works, horse, tbe pries exacted by th villain ftrst produced about 1 roars ago. The for the packet of letters, and is la dls- manuscript contain th possibilities of grace for selling th favorite on the eve of S great raoa 3y a Bouclcault trick, however. 0Hara rides th animal and redeems-hia honor with th crowds. Th great race is described from the a "Ben Hur. It la. a circus. Th cow ardly, hypocritical emperor, Justinian, has married a oonunsn el reus girl and tbe people nr In revolt. Th pew em press, tired of the town and. Its bur Woodstock box, where all the ha meters t dene, steals from the nalaes nlabt after are assembled.' This scene baa beenap- j ngbt and visits her old haunts around itally worked up by Mr. Bernard, one the hippodrome. On one of theee peril la actually relieved ot a severe strain I ous excursion ah Is saved from death when It Is over. by a stranse man. He Is Andreas, the As on other occasions, the Columbia 1 leader of tbe rebellion. They fall rn 8 took company did Itself proud. Mis love and angags is clandestine meetings Counties hi completely transformed from the short-skirted Cigarette te the but ah fears of course to reveal her true Identity. He thinks of her only ss rollicking bud of nobility In which nh the circus airL And the no on lovlna- 1s perfectly at home In exquisite1 sown, even white he 1 dragging th throne Mr. Baume returns to his soft Irish dla- oat from under her feet. Combine with lect as O'Hara and plays the ct.ractar this theme the oowardlo and cruelty of with the earns finish as ho did Letter- Justinian and tbe DoaaloiUtlea of action btolr, Th love aeanog between Miss ere numberless. Countlaa and Mr. Baume wore oharming. I Mr. Mae Dow ell la And rose, the soldier- Mr. Bowles 1s the sincere husband whoae I lover. He nlars It with hi usual eyes are blinded to hi MoT fault a Mr. Dill to capital as th wbole-eouled guardian. Colonel Tudor, and few young actors oould-better suggest the extra va gant ooliegw youth than does Oeorg Blooniquesk Mr. Bernard la perfectly vigor, rising. at time to great neae. His i meetings with Theodora, . remarkable pieces of stagecraft they are, are so effectively carried out that the audience shudders to think what will happen i when he discovers she la empress of the SOUTHERN PLANTERS' v COTTON CONVENTION : v.v '. .'V Y (Jeeraal Sserial Serrlee.) St, Lou la. Mow. Sept. t. Promtnent Planters of Oeorgta. Alabama. Missis sippi. Texas and other states filled the auditorium of the Agricultural bulkdlng at tbe world's fair this morning- at the opening; of the convention of tbe South era Cotton O i ewe is' Protective associa tion. President Harvle Jordan af Geor gia called the gmthetinc to order at 1 o'clock- The visitor were greeted by PrMUnrt Prancta of the exposition and Frederick W. Taylor, chief of the asrt cultural 'Section. For tbe visitor re sponse was made by T. B Parker of RaMgb, K. C . Preeldsnt Jordan delivered a rigorous address la which be eet forth the pur pose of th soavontlon to b to discus and perfect the best way and means for the fat are handling- of the south'' great suae erop by lb producer, snd to per fect arrangements for financing- th cot ton In the hands of the producers so as ss eecure a slower and a more uniform merewjeut of too staple en the market of tbe oountry. . P. B. Moms of New York delivered as address on The Southern Cotton Corporation.' and th forenoon eeeeloa closed With th ap pointment of eoenmlttees. at homo as ths potishea villain and his throne at which h strikes. The tragio partner In crime la excellently pop- panacea of th play are glvev-by th trayed by Mr. BerreU. The aooontrte star with remarkable fidelity to nature, parson of Mr. Seaton la perhaps the Miss Puller asala scored a great suo- beat Individual effort In character eon-1 oeas. Theodora baa been slaved bv edy yet seen in the oompany. Th name 1 nimbler but less caoeble women manv. part to sympathetically rendered by Mlea 1 many times. The fine figure which Miss snun Angus Kose nrytinsa was perreo- i Puller won from nature to not always tlon, of course. .In every look and gee-1 suggestive of ths soubrettlsh circus tura, every ton and movement. -br f serf ormer. hot a nueenller annraaa nnianeu an ana ions; experience -mant- i never sat upon a eta so throne. That fested Itself. It to S pity that Rose I arsat third sot. where Marcel lua ban of simon m no w ,eonunuv whs uis i Theooora to kill htm- rat bar than 'see oompany. Miss Brandt mad a great I him tortured, and she. for snathes ms. strid to th foreground. The ohareoter son, finally does. stab. wUl tax tlte of th trl whe knew only bones and strenaTth of any actress. Miss Puller stanioe suites her infinitely better than I nlared It maanlfioentlr lent svenlns. A tbo role which aba has played hereto-1 word of praise to also due th oostuffiee rorn. oy jsernaru maaes as wtsrasunej l worn bv our Theodora. Ons is nartieu. bit of ths old nurse. Tbe oconto mounting are now sad. aa usual, reftoot sreat eredit upon Art ist King. , : . j "Law is a rule of action," to an Idea tamped Indelibly on tbe mind of one Stolastleus Stokes, a Tat" student In ths office of a struggling; attorney, who flg- tor to n dream. Lawrence Orlfflth earn to the front with an exhibition of art that startled hi most enthusiastic admirers. . He plays Juatlnlan, th reptile-ruler, as though horn to th character. Bceniceuiy, wo production S on a standard with Its forerunners Of spe cial not are the first seen In th first sot and the furnace, effect In tbe torture urea m-ominantlv In the talmf raana I Ohambsr. "The Hilla of California." thai la attrar. I Thla I the last week of afacDowel! lng bis crowds to Cordray s theatre thla Baker. Next Saturday nignt th , week. Ths part fall into the hands of oexnpnny wiu av to, npoaana. s back whitnitt. Ous Tata. and. althousta ho to not bilked I as ths "topiloer." be make ths hit of I th pre try Utile . ptooe, Tbe humorous I poesisuities oi im paxx are area, noui joest Vofmnnn, the ortlltant young jais aeeps ins auaimo oonvuisoa eti Polleh panlst, bag prepared a notable tb time ho has mm center of th stag. I program for his eonoert tonight at the -in nun c aiiiomia- wia a pretty Marauam -under the direction of Mies story of a "native son" fanner. Amos Steers. In addition in- ths srest Wald- Hiit, strusinins againat tn wicked plane pteln Sonata (Beethoven) he will givs m nis oroiner, arm mui. nanainai mil i numbers of Chopin, Mendelssohn, Soar dle and leaves his vast estate entirely I tottl, Sternberg;. Rubensteln. (his mas to the child of Lucille, Amos' daug-hter. J ter) and Laachetltaky, aa well as one of -rner is a oiona- or sname hanging- over l his own compoeltlons Through the thia utti one. and it I ths on bmck I ciauda"-whirh will he. a riaiifctrui mark In tb HU1 family history. In I noreltv. He will alao render the anlenrtkl order to further hi end. Ariel HU1 steals i and dishing Don Juan Fantasy- by Llsst, tns soy, son men attempt cs onv which always electrifiee Hofnwnn1 Amos and his daughter off tbo farm, j audience and leavss them brsathl in tni n is roiieo, sat leucine runs off I with sxeltenent. to San Francisco to search for bar eon, I Ths Besthoves - Sonata. oneW Ba and then she totes tbo Salvation Army. which will be the. piece de reslstanoe Amos follow. A young lawyer Is drawn Into the story st this stags by Artel HIU, who de sire him to witness as notary a fraudu- eheab ?Goal? The cbcapest is not slwsys ths Most Economicsl, 1HV Is Ur cleamsr snd Issts much kmccr thsn sny trf ths cheaper cosls, Wt hsTd-just received a cargo of this coal which is being unloaded into our new bunkers. Let us givs you prices on your winter, supply. ,r. , , s llm C02I 6 Ice Co. -r - Ui STARK, STREET. r ' ' ' ' V to sometimes spoken of ss th Aurora Sonata, because of It description of those wondrous fireworks of th hea vens, th northers lights. The first and last movement par ticularly," say Pewy. "with their con stant change ef bay, well alsh Infinite variety of llgbt ana hade, above all, the constant flash and play of eotottb latlng embellishment and brilliant pas-sag- work, oanaot faS to call up before the Imaginative mind the varying hues, the shifting-. Intermittent spieador of too aurora borealM. , . tJUSSlBS A m &TBXO. Cunning, th toll-bTakr and hand cuff king-, to a ths Lyric thla week. He ooeg tnina-s tnat many people wouia give much iponey to know just bow they are done. An Oregon boot be "remove from hi lea- Just aa easy as one ean take off a shoe; handcuff of tb sort made to bold wild men srs shaken off la a wink. And th Lyric has other good attractions. The Aldens In their comedy box not make everybody tough; Mr. and Mrs. Oeorg Melton are happy rural comedians; Thomas W. Ray sfnga "Toe" re the PJoway af My Heart, Sweet Adeline"! and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Carter mak fins muglo In a Tunny way. 1 " aUBOAfiaVS Th new program at the Arenas theatre to opening thto nfteraeou and promises to contain s number of jaerttortou ads. The greet moving picture film entitled "Personal,- which has created a world of oenrment fn eat- em eltlea. will be abonm at tbe Arcade theatre, for the first tint in ths west. Thto sensational film depict In a mar velous manner th adventures of a French eotint who advertised Is a Mow York newspaper for a wife, . ' nffaUOVlOlt It Is S unique production that will be seen at tbe Bijou thl week. Ward and Ward, Celtic oe medians, open up now vefn of humor. Mia Msrl Stoddard, th famous "Susimerttms Sua," to th newest gwoai ginger, , CaaUtos iCtortssr o. m. sr. wm sn . ; Oetshss ST, SaV Ss. . Those who cannot take advuntasj of ths low to-day tlcketa east October g. i nd e wlll.be giad to known, that theJ u. h. s n. wm seu ticgets-wita nnai llmtr Decern ber 11, October 17, and St. Particular of C W. Stinger, -city ticket sgunV Third and, Washinston streets. ; - ,. , " When doctors fall; try , Burdock Stood Bitter. Curs dyspepsia, oonstlpatlon; Invigorates th whole system. TEETH Boston Painless Dentists Known the world over, are 'ths only dentleta in Portland having the lata bo tanical DISCOVERT to apply to the sums for EXTRAOTINO.JTLLINQ and CROWWNQ TEETH WITHOUT PAIN, and suarantood for TEN YKAUX b . aawmaa ......arras 80s urn GIRLS NEED- NOT READ THIS 1' V. A t Diiring the next few weeks wc arc going to iiicLtwc . 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Better:c6me gf ..SVsAmal IV IIVI CUTLCpTY EEIllAIEPuRANTn) that means. i 'A 'ai'known-VVrH seem a good -&V.M; vTqnt.lssfcJoo suit or -.V .f;:. yrryK'i--tV ;'-K '''' ''X v.- ' t i v . '-r . V -:V-' WHElNf YOU SEE It IN OUR AD. ITS SO':Yf Fit i'f " ;(- r-s" ? '. J i ' a . s gm a m ami. . AT - at 1 J?1X4W: VV-A Experience, - r" n i frf''f;tt'ii-" raciiiiy - S'A;' I ana Ars ths thres grsst pillars try which a successful business house is msinly sup ported. On these, when properly connected, tnerchsnt can sslely build a structure of unlimited height. ..Such It ths basis our business is erected on, and our ambition to rsise it with each aesson higher and higher, above the lead of the average "sbopkeeping" points toward reaJizstion with grstirying results, - Ths an nex we have iuit built and equipped for our Cfethinr. Department nroves itself ' the Bdmiration of our patrons. The stock carried and displayed there will inter eat all lovers of auality, admirers of (aahion snd judges of wrrknuuiship. All the newest colors and designs from the latest extreme browns to the quiet black pre i dominate there in aburidance. All the smartest styles await youx iriaTectknr and ; our saleapeople are at your serrica and will cheerfully show : you a selection of Suits, Overcoets and Cravenettea not viewed in other stores; the cream of the season MASTERPIECES OF SKILLED TAILORS, v While trading with us you need not worry about the CASH nor ha compelled' to wait for your outfit until you bav the ready cash m your clothes. Yon can have the clothes Tight now and we will wait for th cash. You can pay as in short installments at long intervals. Select whatever you desire and arrange your payments, well say at f l.OO A WEEK. - A credit eUXC4rimcUtion of such' a character enables every honest individual to obtain high grade clothing as easy ss the richest man In town can. Buying on such a weals doss not interfere with his Mving, and ths payments are hardly felt. . , , - . ' ..,-... .-. f . ' Capital 1 1 7 1, m NOW THEY ARE INJEEDED if'-' THERE IS MORE GENUINE COMFORT AND DURABILITY' IN A GOOD WALKING SKIRT TftAN IN X GARMENT OF ANY OTHER STYLE. WE HAVE 85 STYLES OF WALKING SKIRTS TO SELECT FROM. DO NOT BE ! WITHOUT ONE DURING THIS LONG RAINY SEASON. OUR TERMS ARE 50s? A WEEK' Our Fur Section Is very busy these days. No wonder, either, when you sea r such handsome furs priced so low. They ara reliable furs, too. our repute- rJon stands back of them A large variety from which to make your seleo- - 7 nop ' nm nwi acvorauig va runwa s smtcet lenyien, we merely mviTC you .to coma and, inspect "thena,,0, ' r "''..':"'"- 'X .-.A x "f-".; Just what 'you want for the first cool days of etatumnl ' We searched the market for the nattiest waists at the most reasonable prices. 11m result will be gratifying to our customers. You will be delighted with the exhibition ems IX nsi'fNil.aWanaUeaesWswsswgt 1 i n our garment department. ; Try Our $2.75 Waist. r(,y,XslX misses suits ;:rv:);;; ' No reason why he little, girl shouldn't be as evnartly dressed aa her mother. Chic styles, the best possible materials and .good workmanship cost no more than the other kinoV-at this store. 1 Bring the little one with you when you coma .f2.00 up to f 15.00 -"v ' 'aa: " :a petticoats 'V. 7 v POR PA RTICULAR WOAtEISf A Silk Petticoat that it different from the usual kind, mora carefully maoe, better materials ttsed, and following the latest style ideas mora carefully than any silk petticoats we ever had in stock. Try Our f 0.00 Silk Petticoat. . '7 ,V v" , u z ' VV.' EASTERN OUTFITTING CO THE STORE WHERE YOU CREDIT IS 'GOOD I t- 1 . h t a ii 'r X, i- 4i - : Ail x- ' 11 1. ' " f