-CnrCOII. -DAILY-JCJ..::.L, rCIVTLAND, WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 82. 1805..,
TOWN TOPICS
TOXIOHT l AMU8EXXKTS.
MriUa Grand.
Il Unco..
r.niptre
Baker
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I.lbort ,
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. . . . '"Tom If nor'
"Tha ratal lard'
"A Broken Heart'
"A Iramp a Haiti
. . fclualral frurlvaiu
VaaderMIe
VaudeTlllt
VauJevt)lt
H. B. Wolklng, an experienced tram
builder of Ores-oil. who has been t
work for a few months for the Omar.
Mining- company at Ketchikan, Alaska,
returned from the north country last
evening and will depart soon for east
ern Oregon. Mr. -Wolklng.says that the
Ketchikan district ta a great mineral
region and that the properties there
should produce large quantities of cop
per ore. - The Nlblack, which ta first In
point of production on Prince of Wales
Inland, has been putting a heavy ton
nage on the market during the year and
a large amount of new equipment work
has been in progress, which will result
in me tonnage or ins district sent to
outalde smelters increasing rapidly,
Mr. Wolklng says that the Copper
mount smelter had been blown In some
time before he left the north, but as hi
work was not near this plsnt. he could
not say what progress rwas being made
In reducing ore.
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The "bachelor girls' talks'' at the
W. C. A. on Wednesday evenings are
growing more popular at .every , meet
Ing and tonight's talk bids fair to
one of the most- interesting of the
series. Miss Lilian, E. Tingle of the
Domeatto 8clence school will express
her views on "How to Cook the Thanks
giving Turkey." so that any girls who
go home for the holiday or who ar
range a dinner of their own can eat the
regulation Thanksgiving meal as pro-
pared by their own hands. -Miss
- Msynsrd of the domestic arts depart
ment will -rive a . demonstration
faggoting. Beginning the first of nex
month there will be a special series of
, three weekly lectures by Miss Tingle
on salads. . i . v.
More fruit trees, shrubbery and bulb
have been sold up to this ttms this year
than for any season before In , the
memory of Mr. Butser. the seedsman,
18 Front street, between Tamhlll and
Taylor. Mr. Butter's telephone. 'Main
. J 70S, has been earning Its salary lately
in answering calls for stock of this
character,' his first ring this morning
being an ordertor three of those hollys
. mentioned In yesterday s paper. HI
assortment of fruit trees- of every
description, shrubs and ornamental trees
and bulbs is fortunately so large as to
satisfy all demands upon It, else he
would have been "up a tree" a month
go,, 7 ; ;;,,--,;, -::f-;(s:
"The Influence sbf Books In Molding
Character" -will be the subject of an
address by Miss Harriet Hasaler tomor
row at t o'clock before the Home Train
Ing association, which meets In the com
enlttee-room In .the city hall. Miss
-iiassler Is the children's librarian at
-thrTtty-1ttraTjr End li-poputsr-wttlrrrit
members of. the association, having
spoken several times before. .
There will be a tea at the Children's
home on Corfcett ana Gaines streets to
morrow afternoon from 1 to i o'clock
are cordially Invited. The women whs
will serve are Mrs. C A. Dolph. Mrs.
Helen Ladd Corbett, Mrs.,.J. Wesley
Ladd and, Miss May Failing. At the
andr booth will be Mrs,' Thomas Kerf
-and Mrs." Harry Allen.. ,"
Francis W. Grant, government super
intendent' of construction of publle
buildings, arrived in" the city this morn
Ing te inspect the custom house build
Ing. the exterior of which has received
alight repairs. For the past two years
Mr, Grant has been stationed at Seattle,
where a new postofflce building Is Hear
ing completion at a cost of 1904,000,
An express wagon driven by Reuben
Frank collided with a streetcar In front
of the Presbyterlsn church In Fulton
.at about (o'clock last 'evening.' One
" of the pair-of mules drawing the wsgon
'was killed. : Tb wagon was smashed
but the driver escaped injury.
i Proud of your lawnt If not, re-
seed It with our fancy lawn grass seed.
Every one knows how pretty the lawns
wrrf at tbs fair grounds. We furnished
the seed. Call Main 471 and ask our
landscape gardener about making lawns.
Portland Seed company..
:' The steamer Southbay sails ' direct
Thursday,. November 11- - Los Angeles,
cabin, Ut-0; steerage. 18; San Fran
cises, cabin, til: steerage, IS; meals
and nerth Included. C M. Thompson,
agent. III Third street.
- Wanted EneVgetlo young men to hear
Tom Richardson, manager Portland
, r a Bstiis-
Commercial club tv-IJi.
v evening. November
11. - Subject
...-Practical . Opportunities. forYoung
Men In the Northwest.'" , ,;
- Walter Baker's delicious Caracas sal?
Ing chocolate In beautiful carton, 10
cents. Vanilla chocolate with whipped
cream. 10 cents. Free sample and re
ceipt book to housekeepers at 117
Seventh, street., ? ,
Bankrupt Sale. Clothing, gents' fur
nishing goods, hats, caps, trunks,,' va
Uses, boots and shoes, eta at greatly
reduced prices. To be sold In 10 days.
10 North Blxtn street, corner Everett.
You will make a mistake If you let
the opportunity of getting a high grade
piano for little money go by. Dundore
: Piano company's , removal sale, lit
Washington street. '.. v !.r .
' Watches and diamonds 11 town and
(Oe per week. Goods delivered on first
payment Xmas la coming. Metsgar
A Co.,1 Jewelers, opticians. 111 Sixth. .
Varno Stain-Lac for chairs, sideboards
and reflnlshlng any kind woodwork. Firs
sale' pries 40o quart. .101 Front street.
Psn-Co-VestO club, 11 par ; month.
Keeps your clothes cleaned, pressed. 171
West Psrk, Psclfle tl. Open all night
f" Any watches cleaned, tl.00; ' main
spring,-11.00; all work guaranteed one
year. Metsger Co, 111 Sixth, street
r Portland's best dancing school, tot
- Alder. Prof. Rlngler, Miss Buckearoeyer.
Damaged by first Not mucr)! Granite
floor paint new II gallon,. lot Front St
Toadies' gymnasium class, the Rlngtor
Physical Culture school. 11 per month.
Emll Thlelhorn has resumed violin
tenoning at m Sixth. Tel, Main IMi.
The Marquam Program reaches the
better element pf sd readers. . ; -
Try a meal without meat at tbs) Vege
tarian cafe. 101 Sixth street
Dr. O. M. Wells, residence, Hobsrt
Curtls. Phons Main kill. .
Res
Sals,"
that 130,000 ranch "Fa rma . for
A farmers' Institute will be held at
Gresham tomorrow afternoon and all In-
A Change of
Account
I'...'.-. .'''.".v
1 TTF, for sny reason, you
I contemplate - change
or division of account,
we shall be pleased, to
hear from you.- Our'. fa
cilitiea are exceptionally
good, and we believe we
could . handle ' your busi-
ness to your satisfaction.
Oregon Savings Bank
! , Sixth and Morrison Streets.
''"'-.''''.'', ottzosbs t"V'' N
W. H. Moore, PreHldent. '
E. E. Lytle. Vice-President
T. ': W. CooDer Morris. Cashier.
. S, Lopan Hays, Ass t Cashier.
... BixaoToms
W. HV Moore, . . B. E. Lytle,
Lieo jrrieoe, w. m. copeiana,
W. Cooper Morris.
LAWYERS' BOYS ' AG AIII A
SDT110MS SPREAD
State Bar Association Toasts
. George H. Williams and
' Judge Wolverton. .
One hundred merry men of law gath
ered -around ' banquet-tables spread
the dlnlns-rooma of the Commercial
club last night, and enjoyed themselvi
as only "boys grown, tall" can. The
banquet was given by the Oregon Bute
Bar association and begad at 7 o'clock.
The University olub sang. r,
uunng tne reast remarks both gay
and wise were made by various mem
bers of the bar and by Invited laymen.
County Judge Lionel R. Webster acted
as toastmaster and there were talks by
u. rv Paxton, c. k. b. wood. Deputy
utstnet Attorney B. S Haney, Dan
Malarkey, W. M. Cake, J. F. Carroll. C.
8. Shank of Seattle, and J. A. Glbaon
of Los Angeles. , Whtls standing ths
guests drank to ths health of George
H. Williams, who ' was unable to be
present end- United States ' District
Judge Charles E. Wolverton.
At yesterday's meeting of the asso
ciation ths report of ths grievance com
mlttes showed that complaints had been
made against several i well-known : at
tomeys. Charges of unprofessional con
duct and Improper practices have been
preferred against the firm of Emmona
Emmons, which ta said to be simply
H. H. Emmons. No action was tsken,
but ths -matter will be ' Investigated
further. '- The supremo court having
exonerated H. t-. Kastman, the disbar
ment proceedings against him were dia
missed. No action was tsken by the
committee on the charges made against
Oscar, C. Btone. 'M. J. McMahon i
charged with ' wrongfully collecting
moneys from ths clerk of the , United
States court, but no written and verl
fled charges have been (lied against him
by the Interested parties. General de
nials have been made by John II. Watts
of the two complaints made agalnat
him. . No hearing has yet been had of
thS charges agalnat H. G. Lake of
Joseph Oregon, nor-of, the , unverified
charges agalnat A. C. Rough, of Grants
rasa. . . ,,- ;. v . ... .
NO LONGER CHEAPER TO
UO VE THAN PAY
Transfer Companies Band To
getherto Demand Cash for
. . Their Services. - '
He who moves' must nay when the
last rooking skalr Is duniuud Uil CHltf
front porch or there will be .trouble,
Such is the decree of ths Portland trans
fer companies, -
A score of ths city moving compsnles
have banded themselves into a No Credit
association, and as soon as the orrnni
cation Is completed ths man with a dray
who accepts promises will be sn alien
among his fellows.
I sm tired spending three days
month trying .to collect bad debts," said
ths head of the,. teaming firm that la
behind ths - movement 1 have more
than 1100 worth of bills in my pocket.
and after making tours among ths sub
orbs for two days I have 14.40 to a how
for my work. Ours la ths only business
where you -cannot collect debts If the
debtor does not want to pay, for he can
always bring In a cross bill for at broken
mirror, or a damaged rocking chair or
scratched piano, and ws have no way
or proving him a liar, though. ha gen
orally Is. It Is cash on delivery hers-
rter with us all. and If there are any
allowances ta be made for . damaged
goods they will bs considered when ths
sccount Is settled at the close of the
Job, Instead of a month . later, when you
cannot prove whether you are t being
bunkoed by the man with a damags bill."
tsrested '-ars Invited to attend. " Fruit
nspector J. H. Jteld, Dr. James Wlthv-
comba, E. L. Smith and Professors Kent
and Cordley ara expected to be present
a no risks addresses. . . . .
Damaged paint below coat, 101 Front
Dr. E. C. Brown, Eye-Ear.- Marquam.
Fine chicken dinner 10c, 111 Third.
Frits't tatnales ara ths beat . ?' ,
Bfsw Baglass tot Xrla. -.
Ths old Erls railroad Is now wide
awake. Yesterday 10 of the largest
locomotlvss ever built for. passenger
service were delivered, making 14f new
engines added . to the equipment this
year. J total of HS.000.000 , Has been
approprlsted for other ' Improvements.
The ambition of. the present manage
ment la to rrake' the Erls equal to any
other railroad In every respect and no
expense will be, spared. . -
Waterman fountain pert Please ra-
turn to, Journal offlce.
Preferred Stock Canoed
Allen Lewis' Best Brand,
rraiiiB in
FIGHT STILL
in I, !
Your Troubles Have Just Started,
. ., Says Hey When Merit Syv -.
, tern Is Discarded.
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NEW SYSTEM ADOPTED BY-
VOTE OF THREE TO TWO
One Hundred Seventy Teachera Will
Be Entitled to Five-Dollar Increase
and Eighteen Principals to Ten
Dollars More a Month-
' "Vou will be sorry for this day's work;
your troubles have Just started." were
the parting words of Director Witten
berg to Director Beach after ths meet
ing of ths city board of education yeater.
day afternoon at which the merit system
was given its death blow and the new
schedule for teachers' salaries was put
Into affect
Under the new schedule teachers In
ths elementary and high schools holding
life diplomas, who have taught sis yeara
In the city schools, shall be entitled to
an increase in salary -of IS a month
from the beginning , of the term, and
principals who hold life diplomas and
have taught seven years In the .cltj
schools, an Increase of $10 a month, t
Before the vote "was taken Director
Wittenberg called for the statement of
the principals, who asked that the merit
system be put Into effect. The state
ment declared that they believed It the
only method of rewarding work of teach
ers and that It would tend to inspire
teachers to greater efforts for success.
Ths following names were attached to
the statement: City Superintendent
Frank Rigler, D. A. Grout, E. D. Curtis,
T. T. Davis. L. H. Morgan,' 8. V. Downs,
H. R. WincheH, E. O. Steels, G. a
Jamison, J. B. Easter, Hopkins Jenkins,
W. F. Conover. J. Burnhsm. Jv J. Had-
ley, R. H. Thomaa. C K. Hlgglns, Edgar
A. Mllner. A. R. Draper,' J. T. Gregg, J.
U Tousey. C. L. Strong. J. W, H. Stan
ley and Aphla L. Dimiek. . ( .
Director Beach proposed tke resolu
tion to Increase ths salaries of the grade
and high school teachers. Directors Wil
liams and -Wittenberg - opposed It al
though the former said that he would
accept the proposition as a-substitute
for the merit system for this .term only.
Directors Beach, Sitton: and Flelachner
voted' to adopt the 'resolution and Di
rectors Wittenberg and Williams voted
sgalnst It . Director Flelschner's resolu
tion to Increase the salaries of ths
principals was opposed by Director Wil
liams only. - -
Superintendent Rigler said : that 1 1
principals and about 170 teachers would
be entitled to ths Increase in salaries.
SAYS SIIiFFE!! IS
DISHQD
Rev. E. S. Mulkey of Disciples of
Christ Replies to United -Brethren
Pastor.
OBJECTS VIGOROUSLY ;
, . ( TO TERM CAMPBELLITE
Pastor Declftres Further That His
;, Church Does Not Deny Personality
of the Holy Spirit, and That Christ
Is Their Creed.' v ,
SMALL AUDINCE ENJOYS
. MADAM NORELLI'S: VOICE
Madams Jennie Norelll a peps red at
the White Temple last night before an
audlen'cs which was a Judgment on the
musical- appreciation of ; Portland.
fair-sixed audience yes, for any 'medl
ocre singer, but even ths favorite local
artists will readily command a - larger
house. A mors artlstlo performance It
is seldom one a-portlon o hear than
that the Swedish prima donna gave
last night : Her voles was In glorious
form,.. Ijer Interpretation delicate,- her
manner more than charmlna-. her notes
purs and unerring and hlghj E waa little
mors than child a play for her. ' To
their credit be It said that those who
had come to hear her recognised ths
great artist and gave storms of ap
plause. Instating on encores and break'
Ing Into fresh enthusiasm as the first
notes proclaimed the repetition of her
Incomparable Swedish song, Light'
Footed Snow," or the singing or "The
Last Rose of Summer," which becomes
Indeed a masterpiece from her throat
Of her support, last- night J. Claire
Monteith ' was the most popular. He
hss an excellent rich baritone and his
voles Immediately found favor with his
audience. 'Harold V. MUHgan gave the
opening organ number and played with
accuracy and strength.. -
The" Portland Wind quintet eiun
made its Initial appearance and though
U Includes gooo. musicians snd rasy In
tlms become an addition to the musics
organisations, . the need of practice In
ensemble playing was evident -,
IMRSJEVMSJTURNSROQMJ,
ON PUBLIC EATING HOUSE
Tha Stats Federation of Iabor Is tak
ing an Interest In the sanitary condition
of ths hotels, restaurants snd boarding'
house kitchens of Portland, and at
recent convention Indorsed the following
resolutions. Introduced by the Cooks' and
Walters union: ...
"Resolved, That the State Federation
of Labor urge upon ths proper authori
ties ths periodical examination Into the
sanitary arrangements of H hotels, res
taurants and boarding-house kitchens. '
A copy of this resolution- has been
sent to Mrs. Sarah A. Evans, city mar
ket Inspector, by the' secretary of the
mate jreaeration or Liaoor. wno said:
Tou will see that ths resolution was
presented br a member of - tha Cooks'
hd waiters' union, wno is familiar with
the business of ths crsft' behind the
scenes. If there is anything -you can
do in your official capacity to Improve
ths kitchen conditions-Of these public
eating houaes, I am aura ths publto will
be ths gainer." j - i
Strung on ths suggestion, Mrs. Evans
devotlnar all her soars ttms to In
pectlhg the kitchens. She has Visited
several, and will maka a report of what
aha has accomplished at a future meet
Ing of ths city board of health. V
" 1 1 - -Y "
FAIR CORPORATION MUST
GIVE UP BORROWED ROAD
a ' 1
County judge-Webster has notlfed the
officials of the Lewis snd Clsrk exposition
that ths county' road wblch Is within the
fair grounds should be released, at once
for Public use. The exposition secured
temporary essement of the road, but its
rights ended - October 18, snd It is
desired to Improve ths roadway n con
nection wttn-the Liinnton boulevard:
Members of the automobile club are
working .vigorously for ths boulevard
nd have mads progress In ths past few
days. A ferry-boat Is already In opera
tion between St Johns snd Claremont
snd (umber Is on ths ground for tne
construction of approaches af ssch end.
Milwaukie Country Club. '
Eastern aftd Seattle racta. Take Belt-
wood and Oregon City cars at First and
Alder. , -.. :,
"Cure ths roush and save the llfaw"
Dr. Wood's Norway Pine flvrun cures
rough and -colds, down to ths vsry
verge ox consumption, . .
To the Editor "of The Journsl: In Mr.
Shaffer's reply to the axpresaions of
opinion which The Journal solicited from
some city pastora relative to hie new
test of membership, he said aome things
so grossly misrepresenting ths Disciples
of Christ that I feel it a duty to reply.
If his statements concerned . only - my
personal oonvtotlons and motives I
should let them pass; but fearing there
may bs many others in the city ss Ill
informed about us,-as Mr. Shaffer ap
parently la, and-in behalf of a large
body of Christian people, tha fifth In
slse in the United States, and the second
largest Protestant body In Oregon. I
think It Is only fslr that I should correct
the misrepresentations, v
First, I would say r do not believe
Mr. Shaffer willfully misrepresented us.
Hs has been misinformed. Then It Is
clearly apparent In the tenor of hi
whole reply , to his critics that hs had
not wholly cooled off before he wrote
his article. 1 Hs Judged ths motives of
his brethren, a thing I seriously ques
tlon his right to do. Ws all are doubt
leaa as free and honest as Brother Bhaf
fer Is. ...
Mot CamybelUtssv i
In reply to my strictures en his action
ha says, "I havs been somewhat fearful
for the Campbellltes, who for so long
denied the personality of ths holy spirit
snd many , of whom do at tha present
time." - There are two things -1 want
to say about this. First, ws protest
agalnat ths use of human names for the
followers of Christ as . tending toward
divisions In ths church, and therefore
never adopted for ourselves any other
than New Testament names. Ws have
persistently repudiated ths attempt to
fix ths name Campbell I to upon us. Ho
persistently have we done this that onl
those who lsy aside their Christian
courtesy or who do not know any better
give Us the name Campbelllts. Nobody
by the name of Campbell was crucified
for us, snd none of us were baptised Into
the name of Campbell, therefore we re
fuse to wear It bee American revised
edition on 1 Cor. l:ll-li. .
Second, we never aid and: tlonot now
deny the personality of the holy spirit
With ths most fraternal feeling toward
Brother Bhaf fer, I challenge him to pro
duce a single statement from any of our
preachers or writers denying ths per
sonality of the holy spirit. Let him give
chapter and page from which his quota'
tlon Is taken. . Our people have contro
verted the unscrlptursl notions about
ths operation of the holy spirit. : But
we have never denied' his personsllty.
Ws havs said and do say what ths New
Testament aays about tha holy spirit
I have heard hundreds of our preachers'
express themselves' and never one denied
ths personality of the holy spirit
. Hot a Creediess Feople,
The point of my criticism wss that
ths New Testament forbade any one
making a test of fellowship other then
faith In and obedience to Christ. If
Brother Shaffer had met that point he
wouia nave aone better than to risk
statement, - with his present lsck of
knowledge about us, ss to our position
on ins personality or the holy spirit.
Ths fact is thst neither Christ nor his
spostles msds any such 'test of fellow
ship ss hs made. lie would be wiser
than. tim iMitfiwh v. - .
He seems to think ws are a creediess
people. This Is a most serious mlstsks.
Ws have ths greatest creed ever given
to man. But no man made it Christ
la our creed. And so we havs a creed
that needs no revision. The New Testa
ment Is our rule of faith and nractice.
These are enough, ' And , the msn who
sccepts Christ . by faith and will be
governed by the principles and precepts
of ths New Testament and live under the
eye of his Master will not need any
new tests or memoersnip.
- - - - : E. 8. MUCKLET.
Ws havs a very large Hns of
finest quality of Linen Warp
Matting on hand end must cloae
out In order to make room for
holiday goods now arriving. In
cluding " ; 7
Xmas Toys and
Japanese .
Curios
WKOLZSAXI ASTD SBTAXX.
We will continue our suction
sals 10 days longer. , Come an
get bargains. f .,;
Andrew Kan h Co.
ss? scoasusov vs.
The Best
$3 CAT
in the
World
Mm
in the
World
Means the best
HAT VALUE
possible
-no need
paying more for, any hat
BUSTER BROWN MAN TALK
OrTCHrCDRENTO M0RR 0 W
The matinee at ths Marquam tomor
row has been put at S:t0 o'clock, so that
all the school children may come in and
near Buster Brown's dsddy tell them
Just exactly how. ha conceives snd puts
on paper ins entertaining little Busters,
Tellow Kids snd Buddy Tuckers, to say
nothing of dear old Tlge. Tha enter,
tainment Is a charming one, and with
ths additional prospect of original Bus
ter Brown souvenirs, the sals for mati
nee tickets hss been very big. .
No- iets entertaining, though a trifle
more syllabic. Is ths talk for grown
ups In ths evsnlng at ths Marquam.
Both ths appearances are under the di
rection of Lois t. Steers-Wynn Coma p.
Seats are now selling at ths Marquam
box office, y,' ,'.-'.,
- , , ,A . .a i -
Ths McMlnnvllle Telephone-Register
advocates tha establishment of a local
Chautauqua society there.
Proven by a
Many
v The ' difference on Men's or
youths' Suits or Overcoats,
Hats, Pants, Shirts, Under
wear, a general line of Shoes,"
Rood assortment ot Trunks,
-Suit Cases,- Blankets and
Comforters- 4s fully 20 per
cenHess in comparison with
the RTgh rent stores' prices.
Convince yourself before you
buy elsewhere. ' , . - ,
JODN DELLAR
': Running Two Stores
First and Yamhill and Third
- and Davis. ' .
Marquam Grand Theatre
' - PHONIC MAIN MB. "
Last Performance Tonight st i'.lf o'Clotk.
The Xmlaaat Comedies.
ANDREW MACK
l-N THE IRIRH COMEDTDBaMA
"tom itooaz." ''--
A BIO HIT LAHT NIGHTDON'T MISS IT,
tat'ES 25c, 36e. 61V, 7 fie, l. and 11.60. . .
HKATtt NOW BULLING.
Marquam Grand Theatre
Taanday Uatltiee. :go. aad 'evmtag, :V.
, i Ooteault's . '
BUSTER BROWN
Tia-s, Tellow Kid asd Baddy Tucker'.
rSICKB Matlnae, rhildrea I6e. adult We.
. JtTenlnav 88e, 6ue. Toe, 1.00.
: BSATH NOW BBLUNO.
. . - BVmveBlr. -
Seats Now Selling
, - roc me ongiaal . , .
Britt-Nelson Pitcures
Which win be shews at the
m Grand Theatre
seat
y Nights, Nov. 24-25
Special Matinee Saturday. .-
Popular Prices 25c, 35c, 50c, 75c
statiaee Prices, Sss, He. a
Bclasco-rTheatre -wnm -
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14tk aad Wssh. tts. f L. Sackatt, Be, tffr.
TOHIORT-UX WT.EX
" - --THE rOWIRPtTV CHAMA "
Fatal
Card
MAmtBES SATrBDAT AND BUN DAT
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' - Ket Week "MICHAEL. BTROOOPF,"'
wm
Leading Hatter
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grate coal.
.So easy, to handle that an open
grate fire is no , trouble. Clean ;
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Lights readily and makes a hot
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-Delivered for 8 A TON. '
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THE HOME OF Ml sir BLBLESyUE,
Matinee Satni-day. -.
TONIGHT THIS Vt'KKK TONIGHT V
"PAmiBIAJT BZIXW -,
. Iff RiViillKf i rnuDivr
laehidlDB tb Patrlotle Interlnde and Tablsaaz,
j Be imeriraa iwaro.
': Eatrs AttraetloB LA KKI-I.K MABIE.
MENSATIONAL1 STARTLING!
Evening Prices 2ftc, Bne and 7Se. .
Katiirdar and Bandar Matinees lSe. SBa. tse
aart 6ie.
Next Week "LONDON GAIETT GIRLS." ,
Empire Theatre!
13th aad Morrises.
Pboae Mala 11T.
MILTON W. BEAMAN. Manaaw.
THE roI'ULAB THEATRE. -'"
Toalfht All' Week Matinee Satsrdsy '
E. CATEIf PRESENTS THE BEACTirUL
PLAT ..
"A Broken Heart"
-at tks ffalaaas. MiaisUlns "TirtngarfBti
-. ana i nruiios .vaaaay sbq rauos. .
Evmlnf Prices ' IV. SBe, tSt d 60c,
Matinee Prices We. 16e and We.
Next. Week LANSING ROWAN.
LYRIC THEATRE
Keatiaa-arUed. Xats.
"A Tramp's Oath"
I . ; By P. O. MacLeaa.'".
A COMEDY DRAMA IN POTJB ACTB.-
ADMERBlON. 10c; RESERVED BEAT. SOe.
STAR
THEATRE
Week of
NOV. aoth.
Briees
Wariness 10a, ev'ts
The Three Gordons.
Cliff rarrell.
Blark and Leslie.
Dacer. Chase ana
Adair..,. ,,...
The Greet Rirefards.
Aitventar of Bnerk.-k
Holmes,
I
If in ?)
Mm I
Established 1870
Send for Catalogue
G. P. Rummelin & Sons
126 Second Street, Between Washington
and Alder Streets.
Ermine Ties Mink Ties
i-. .' Chinchilla Ties, etc. .
White Fox Boas White Thibet Boat
Sable Fox Boas , Alaskan Bear Boas
Black Lynx Stoles ' Blue Lynx Stoles
FUR COATS
IrAli-nhe-FasM6nbIeuri
Fur Muffs Fur Caps Fur Cloves
Leading and Reliable Fcrricrs
At Alladio s'
Qron d Th eatre
As unqualified bit
Ztn-S MERIT TBATEBTT COMTABT
ee all toe-favorites snd ih ..n..ma
rsoros. : ""'
C - -.j;!1- 'Pnsttlvelv the -mmy "
Prices. mallneM lite. tTenbifs luc. SOe aa.t
. botes 2-ie. .
November ST. trlumnbant retiire ' t- i-
Vllle kesded by the (rest and enlf AIMnl.
Liberty Theatre ;j7A .
Manaseaient "of Keatlnc - 4 ; Plsod. T,
The Great Melville. The Manilas. Lee White.
, Leale Bratkere.- -
' Vat BariUis -Mr. and Mi, oka Chiok.
Brttt-Nslaee Plrtares ea Blosraph.
Liberty's Beleotear GralMstra.
rerfnrnisnces.dslr at 3: SO. T-.30 pd s. si.
Admtaalnn. TKf and TWENTY eenfa. i '
Concrete Construction Co.
T01 Cnamber ef Coauneroe."- - -Manufacturers
of Concrete Btone Blocks.
Contractors far all kinds of - cement
work. ' .
' rxoEi xanr iso.
VIA
crp.w.ooaDoa
DEsiONR AStB
t: .... sai:tr m n
30 -4tH Rl.
O.X INSTAI.LMKNTB 1
50c - '
HA.VE yon tsstsd of tbs French dinner of ADamUo, master
of ths culinary art. designer of savory dishes ths bring
' joy to the hesrt of epicures? , - -
. Qo down to ths Calumet Cale tonight snd meet Allsdio snd
'try ths French dinner. Every dish has piquancy sad flavor
of its own.- A bonis of good wins to wash down ths meal and
portion of es-President McKlnley's fstorits Crsam Chcsss to
top ft ofn . .''....;...,','....'.'
: , Music by Richter's Orchestra. '." .
Oo thert tonight you'll snjoy it. . , V
Full Course Dinner 50c
Lunch 11 to 2-25c
The Calumet
iCafe 151 Scv.ntr,
Come Early and
Get First Choice
ONLY A FEW DATS MORS UNTIL
We Move to Corner StxCi .
and Alder Streets
" Wi 'trotild muoh rather sell a flno
than move It and will Hive you the
best bar sain of yonr life on a Me-n
grade Instrument It you will rati this
week.
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aT TEK vThT MAtls.
ftAiirniiiiniiTi-
UUVtKIKJtlll MiuC5
1.000 Fill of Gvrnmnt Sho
At $1.50
Kites to 12, selling st 11 1 Pr pair.
M. WAX
1 froat, sCrser Jeffersoa.
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