The Oregon daily journal., April 12, 1906, Page 5, Image 5

ti:- onrcojj iJAily jour.:iAL. . fostlAhd. thuesday .cvniimo, april ji,
' , r TQiriomi'i Ahrpsnrjirrs. '
nIU......... ."Babes la Toylsad"
Viku o.etualesl Burlosqiw
illre.,.. ...."The ratal Weddiss"
Lrrio..,..........."Dowa la New H,mphtro"
Craad .......... ,..,...,..... VtufeTllle
Stx , VsaderUle
Baoa.ua ha would not work, but spent
: his time arguing hi ftwr of socialism
end anarchism end . visiting saloon.
Florence Neltsert -asks a dlvorea from
bar husband. Oeear NelUerC Hha com
menced actton yesterday, stating In her
complaint that bar husband la able
Jwdle but Idla and that ha provided
for him and herself by operating a
- restaurant at Qreabam. Tha partita to
tha ault war married In Portland Oc
tober 11. 105, and tha complaint allege
that her husband left her In tha follow
In December. At tha tlma of hla do
parture, tha complaint alleges, Heltaert
etruok hi wife's mother In tha faee,
knookad har dowa and stood aver her
with a water-pltoher, threatening to
take her Ufa Tha wife alleges that she
was aompelled to seek protaotlon. -. Tha
. huaband Is IT years af ace. Tb com
plaining wife I but IS.
In honor f her birthday, lira. ' J.
Whltoomb B rougher, wife af the pastor
af tb White Temple, was tendered a
surprise party last night by about 60
members of the congregation. Neither
Mr. nor Mrs.. Brougher had the leaat
Intimation that anything of the sort was
contemplated and when tha party flocked
lata the parsonage their surprise was
. complete. . Barly In the evening Miss
Amy Satterwhlte and Adolph Van def
WIelen were united In marriage at th
ehurch parsonage - by -Dr. Brougher.
About 10 of their fflenda wars nreaent.
- Just as tha oeremony was ever mem
bar of the congregation, tha erohestre
. and ethers appeared and the whole party
- took possesaion of th parsonage. Mrs.
Brougher received a number -of hand
some presents.'.
OL -Barrett, a taller, was arrested yee-
terday on a bench warrant laaued in th
" stat elrault court for Infringing th
trademark of th Journeymen Tailors'
Union of America. He was released on
. $100 bonds. . District Attorney Manning
: filed an information against Barrett on
complaint ef N. P. Bergman, John M.
- Bendroth ' and Ed Haywood, members
af local union No. 74. The information
seta forth that Barrett . violated the
statute by sailing a suit ' of clothing
bearing tha label "Custom Tailors'
union jjsoai. journeymen laiiprs union
of North America, Organised in 1SSS,"
out authority of tha anion. w .
The women ef the Central W. C T.
XT. held an interesting meeting yester
day afternoon In their' rooms la th
Ooodnoughl building. The program was
In charge ef Mrs. D. Dalglalsh, super
intendent ef sailors work. She read an
interesting atory about th work ef Miss
Agnes Neeton, tha - English- 'woman
known, as the "Bailers' Friend." Those
' In attendance contributed several com
fort bags for' tha - sallora and ethers ,
were premised. ' Arrangements were
mad for a social meeting next Wednes
day, at which light refreshments will
be served. - A meeting for the benefit of
Bailors will be held in tha near future.
la tha county court yesterday H. It.
Emmons waa appointed administrator of
the estate of .Philip Canttn, who was
killed In a streetcar accident .en April
,i ef this year. The administrator will
Immediately file a claim for I MOO dam
ages again the romana Kan way com'
'eany. The heirs are Eva Phillips, I
UHIHMH, ... j . nil. . u.v, ...a,
eonsin. and brother, residing in Mon
treal. v .. . . . , '
. Articles ef Incorporation . for th
Brace Lumber company were filed in
tne ooumy ciera a oince yeaieruay or
A. A. Brace, J. M. jonnaon ana tienry
Stevenson, th capital stock being fit,
000. Inoorporatlon article war Died
for the Eagle Creek Lumber Company
by O. W. Joseph, C H. Llndeman and
H. r. Unaemaa. tb capital stock being
10,000.. .. ....
' Mineral Spring Hotel company, les
sees. Amos IX St. Martin hot springs,
'Carson, Washington.' Is without doubt
the best health resort In the northwest.
Hot mineral baths for cure ef rheuma
tism, stomach, liver and kidney trou
bles. Excellent table, electrto lights and
steam - heat; floe trout- fishing. Take
steamer Brenoer or Regulator boats.
Spending Money for Eaater. If yen
are in need of a suit ef elothea, top
oat. pants, hat, shirt or shoea, be sure
to investigate th new up-to-date stock
f John Cellar's two stores, southwest
corner First and Yamhill and Third
and Davie. Ha will save yoa money
Haater soendlnc money. .- . ..-.
Special Sunday rates en th Ok Wi p.
go into effect next Sunday. To Oregon
City, Can em ah Park and Oreaham, t(
cents round trip! Boring, Eagle creek
and Estacada, 10 cents - round trip.
Dancing at Canemah Park, afternoon
and evening. Musio by Turner's or
chestra. . -'.
south end ef Sixth street, baa a work
horse upon which he puts a high value.
Yesterday the animal became sick and
Stevana removed It to Frailer 4k Mo-!
Lean' 11 vary stable at Taylor and Fifth I
; Vesuvius'- at Home
W eere anthlna; for Ta visa mtf
r enipttona sf ear ewa .
nptkius hare la Oragea each teat ef
the oajr,
Aad the Ua frwB the twUttdaa'e
. tnorai'a has flows
'.' rMai Oaiarta e'er tne moan ta las ts tse
. watacs ef Xoaas'e kaf. ,
"Tery aa should be a foMlloaah,M
one candiaata will roar I
AaatlMr attouu. "Ne womaa shea 14
woer aoai-Mr raoos Uisb silk.''
Bat we're Basra tha aaata eiprmlaas la
the ranipalfne here befora, ,
And eoaclude Uit erory relkar baah.
lag after "una."
As for as. we' etas the avarry asag as
"L i eniiieni-t 'the ear,
WaareTer bamsa hapBlaasa aaa kaavaa
Joy sbooDd
yr stM It like a mesdew tars, as BeaatJ.
' fol aad eleari . .
We eaa t our fstaliys wasalag at
all skbvlag esats a ponad."
'ION IAUFffi3Y:v
noon An oolvmbza. '
TaL Mala aaa. ' '
streets. - Just a he stab waa reached
the horse waa aelsed with azoturla and
fell belplesa The services of the ret
erlnary ware obtained, but tha animal
could not be made to get upon its feet.
Finally it waa loaded on a dray by
means or mock ana tackle ana returned
to its borne bam. The horse was still
alive this morning and baa a chaaoa for
recovery, it is probably the first Port
land horse to be carried away in a dray
peior aeatn.
Esra Woodman, again falling to ap
pear in court and substantiate his
charge ef obtaining money by false pre
tenses, preferred against W. H. Leh
man, the attorney, Police Judge Came
ron this morning continued - the o
indefinitely. What, purports to be an
assignment and power of attorney and
a receipt for all moneys due, -with Wood'
man's signature, are held by .1 .eh man. -
v There will be a meeting thla after
noon or the stockholders or tha open
river transportation committee for the
purpose of electing officers and directors
ana transacting other important Dual
nass. The committee will decide upon
tha plans for building a boat for use on
th upper liver. Sufflolent funds have
bean raised in Portland for that purpose.
Penney Bros. Friday Special Five big
bargaina In wine: ll.io grade of white
or red port at 11.00 per gallon, 11.10
grade at muscat at 11.00 per gall on l
tl.iO grade of sherry at $1.00 per gal
lon, $1.00 grade of sauterne at $1.00 psr
gallon. - Phone East itT. Free delivery,
$7-ill East ttorrlsda. -
Articles ef Inoorporatlon were Issued
this morning to Bernstein A Cohen (in
corporated), tha capital stock being $Jv-
000 and th object stated in the articles
to eonduct a general real estate busl
neas. Alex Bernstein, D. Bolls Cohen
and -L Leeser Cohen were tha Incorpo
rators.." .,'. C " T - i
Ask for soleo prints when having a
portrait mede for halftone publication
In-the newspapers. When yon sea the
best pictures of Candida tea that are
printed, yon may be almost sura that
we made the'photo. - K, W. Moor, top
floor Elk's building.
, Oeoerga L. Winters, who was arrested
yesterday . on complaint of hla wife.
charged with uttering forged notea, was
admitted to IS.OOO ball this morning by
Judge Fraaer. , He gave bond and was
released from - custody. .
' - Special round trip rates en the O. W.
P. on Sundays : during tha aummef
months: Oregon City, Canemah Park,
Oreaham, IS cents; all points east ef
oresham to and including Estacada, B0
oenta in effect next Sunday. ,
" An information charging John Mo-
intosh with assault on a little girl waa
rued inrtbe state circuit court by Dis
trict Attorney Manning. - Mrs. Margaret
Xoung la the complainant. y- -
Steamship "Alliance" aaila from Couch
street dock for Coos Bay and Eureka,
Saturday. April 14. at b. m. C. H.
Thompson's ticket agenuy. 111 Third
street, F. F. Baumgartner, agent. Main
ML ;;:,;.,'. , , .... ... '
Until further notice, commencing
Sunday, AprU , 110$, the Mississippi
avsnua ears will cross th river west
erly over steel bridge and easterly ever
Burnslde bridge. Portland Railway oom
Pny.. ,.t.tiJ:. .
The Salem office ef The Journal is
now at tha Postal telegraph office, $14
Commercial street. 'Phone Main 40L
Orders, ehangea er complaints will re
ceive immediate attention.
Butsers lawn fertiliser rejuvenates
the shabby -.lawn hia sweet peas and
lawn grass got gold medal at tha fair.
11$ Front, between Tamhlll and Taylor.
'Watches, diamonds and Jewelry on
eaay paymenta, $1 down and SO cents per
week. All mainsprings $11 -all watches
cleaned II. MeUger dc Cc 111 Sixth St
"Concrete Construction Co., T01 Cham
ber" of - Commerce, manufacturers of
concrete stone blocks. Contractors for
all kinds of cement work. Tel. Main 110.
We are still selling eye glasses at II,
a perfect fit guaranteed or money re
funded. Metsger A Co, 111 Sixth atreet,
Mra. Minnie Weygant reported to th
police yesterday that her huaband, War
ren Weygant, was robbed of his pocket
book, containing 125, In a saloon at
fo3tl.::d lixely scg:i to
-HAVE I'MTER CEIi
Ordinance Introduced for Pur
pbs Said to Be Favored by ;
; ' Majority of Council.
Portland fire department win - soon
b equipped with a modern water tower.
If an ordinance introduced before tha
city oounotl last night and referred to
tne ways and means committee is
passed. It authorises the city exaeu
tlve board to expend $7,160 from the
general fund to purchase 'a tower . 7$
feet high. It is said that the majority
of the oouncUmen ax la favor of th
proposition. In order to provide maaas
the Are appropriation, ordinance may be
amend eo, . r
The salaries ef the assistant and bat
talion chiefs, the engineers, the master
and pilot of the fire boat in the fire de
partment were laoreaaed. - -
City Engineer Taylor petitioned ' the
council for a draughtamaa at $100. one
computer at $11 and another at $7t a
month. . ..... -
City Treasurer Werleln's communica
tion lagairtlag. .the -disposition-ef -h
funds . of the city according to eeetlon
$9$ of the charter aa amended waa re
ferred to the ways and means commit
tee. . M ,
- May. t was the day set for objections
to the vacations ef the streets in North
Portland proposed to be used by tha
Northern Paclflo Terminal oompany. for
railway yards.
City Engineer Taylor waa directed U
prepare estimates for making th bridge
on Grand avenue over Sullivan's gulch
o feet instead of 10 feet wide. A nunv
bar of property-owners from 'the east
sids spoke la favor ef the proposed
change. '.(-'
Tha Pague gaa franchise application
waa referred to the city executive board
to have a valuation placed on It.
Th application ef Lafe Pence for a
street railway franchise over streets in
the northwestern part of the city was
referred to the street committee.
AINSWORTH SUCCEEDS .
HAWKINS AS TRUSTEE
At the regular monthly meeting ef
the trustees of the Boys' and Girls' Aid
society in . the chambers ef Judge Gil
bert yesterday afternoon, J. C. Alne-
worth waa elected trustee to fill the
vacancy . caused by the death of Col
onel L. Lk Hawklna ' Mr. Alna worth .waa
appointed as treasurer of the society
until the next regular election. . ..
The resignation of Mra. . W. A. Bu
ehanaa aa a member of the board of
trustees was read. Mrs. Buohanan re
signed oh account ef Ill-health and be
ing compelled to leave the city. The
resignation waa accepted and Miss Helen
F. Spaulding unanimously elected te fill
the vacancy. - - -
In his report for the month ef March,
Superintendent Gardner told ef the or
ganisation of county advisory boards
In the counties of . Douglas, Jackson,
Josephine, .Lane. Linn, Marlon and
Clackamas. The report stated that tha
boards in most of these counties were
active and that already a move was en
foot in Eugene to divide the city Into
districts and appoint voluntary truant
officers to watch the. children and stir
up derelict parents.
The report showed that there were
4$ children at the receiving horn en
March 1; received during th month.
1$: disposed ef during the month.' 15:
leaving on hand April 1, 4L Current
bills amounting te $$44.10 - were - pre
sented and ordered paid by the execu
tive committee.
Second and Morrison atreeta - The' pock-
etbook was found by a woman and re
turned to the owner, but the money had
been abstracted. The name of a per
son suspected of the larceny Is men
tioned. The Weygants live at TBI East
Ash street
For quick actton list your Inside real
estate for sale at reasonable prices
with F. Abraham, at lit Second street
JTohn Tastl Wllllama ot Eus-ana was thla
morning admitted to practice in th
United State dlstriot courts.
Aoma Oil Co. sella th best safety coal
etla and fine gasolines, phone East 7$ I.
C B. Walborn, furniture repairing, pol
ishing, packing, shipping. TeL East OltL
Woman'a' axchanca ltt Tenth street.
lunch,. It to 1.
' Mifwaukle Country Club.
Loa. Angeles and Oakland race a. Take
Sellwood and Oregon City cars at First
and Alder.'
.' Vote ef Thanks. '
To the Benevolent Order of Elks, to
tha Commercial club ef Portland, to th
Woodmen of the World, to the railroad
friends of Mr. Hallock and to each aad
every one of the kind and laving hearts
who have helped us to Dear our terrible
bereavement and bitter grief,- w render
our most heartfelt gratitude, and may
God grant that they may never lack
for help and sympathy In their hour ef
need. Moat sincerely.
MRS. HOMER HALLOCK AND CHIL
DREN. . .. .
Cheswick
. " . Z v. .i, .;
.00
$3
Allen Hats
$4.00
-" v - ' ""j
Den riev Hats
$5.00 I
it
Brery
Stetson
' wins the (rlendahtp ef '
,- it, owner. -
20,600,000 Stetson liata, kaoh
aneasurlnf te th standard el
Stetson quality and style, have)
rone out from ..the Stetson
factories; and each has given
the satisfaction demanded by
Its owner. : ....
We save the Stetson Sefl and Derby 7
Hats la aU the latest styles, ,
mgs
- -NECKWEAR
V ' HOSIERY '
FANCY WAISTCOATS
SPRING SHIRTS ;
Fancy POCKET HAND
KERCHIEFS UNDERWEAR .
All of These We Havs In
. - Choicest Varlsty ;
HEWETT BRADLEY & CO.
344 WAfiHINQTON
llzizT O Frcnli .
Easter Salo of
Groceries
PHONX RXCHANCS 4
16-ounce bottle Queen Olives. ,.25t
5-ounce bottle Queen Olives.... 04
S-onnce bottle Stuffed Olives.... Oe
Jell-O Ice CreAtn Powders for. ,10
-lb. can Baker's Cocoa!.... ...SOe)
2 can Amazon Table Pesche..25
2 cans Alpha Corn........k...25
3 packafreg Seeded . Raisins.". V.7.8
Tregan French Sardines, can..,. 10
3 cans Rosebud French Sardlne$.25j
Fig-Prune or Postum Cereal..,. 20e
6 bars Gasene Soap for.. ...... .25
3 cant Griffin's Assorted Soups. 25
3 1-lb. cans Griffin's Pork and
Beans ' ............SSet
1 lb.. Curtice Broa.Jam-...i....ao
1 qt McNally's Olive Oil for..,.75
Qt bottle C & B. Lucca Oil. ...65
5-lb. pail Mount Hood Lard..... 65
yi-lb, can Lowney's Cocoa for.. 20
1-lb. can Lowney's Cocoa for.. ..wOf
1-lb. Baker's Unsweetened Cboo
olate . ......82
Wm. H. Baker Unsweetened
'. Chocolate, pound. ...........2&4
1-lb. Baker's Cocoa for.........40e
1 gal Log Cabin Maple Syrup. 1-25
3 cans Carpstion Cream for...,.25
3 cans Pioneer Cream for...,,,.25v
1 J-lb, can ripe Olives for.... ..20
19 lbs. Dry Granulated Sugar..? l.OO
Meier & Frank's famous Mocha .
and Java Coffee, pound... ...e4C
Celebrated Victor Flour, sack. ? 1.10
1- lb. can Shrimps, 10 ; 2-lb. can. 20
2- lb. can Table Blackberries, ,,,,10)
3 packages Jell-O for...... 2S
Quart bottle of Blueing for 11
Blue Label Catsup, bottle....... 20T
1-qt bottle C & B. Vinegar.... 25
Van Camp's Catsup, bottle...... 20
Durkee's Salad Dressing.. 10, 25
Walnuts at, per lb. 15
Qt Cooper's Olive Oil, for....fl.OO
2 pkgs.' Force, for ..,...25
2 pkgs. Malta Vita. for. ...... ,.25
Libby-s Ham or Veal Loaf n.... 10
2 jars McLaren's Cheese.... ....25
Sapolio, 7; Bon Ami. 3 for. ..,.25
2 1-lb. cans Corn Beef for...... 25
5-lb. jar Heinx Mince Meat 40
Llcicr Q Frank's 046th FriJay Sarpri:3
A
Valines to $ 15 for $j.SS
400 magnificent Lace cn4 Ut Vd5to to bm toIJ for toraorrow, &46tb Friity
Surprise Sale at a phenomenally low price Jnt the waist yon want to wear
Easter Sunday, evening, theatre -and dress The very tT, -'-i :
handsomest styles from the best-known maker In the
land Great assortment to choose from ADover Laco
Waists in plain or novelty effects --Baby Irish Lace
Waists, Clany Lace Waists In white, tan, ecru Long or
short sleeves Alto Radium, Messaline, PeaadeCygne
Silk Waists, heavily trimmed front and bock with Irish
crochet, round mesh,' double-thread VaL, maltese and
venlse laces and batiste embroidered White, pink, blue,
tan, lavender, black and ecru -Beautiful styles Long and
short sleeves All this season's best
novelties' Values up to $15 oa. -Your
e & . . sr . aBaaal bbbbbbF bbBBbbF' ai'
cnoice tomorrow oniy at tms tow price . . . d4
See Fifth-Street Window Display Better plan to be hero early If yoa want oas
$4.65
i m is -m sv -
Meier CIV Frank-s 846th Friday Surpriso .Sdo
50c and ?5c Dotted Swiss 39c Yd
8000 yards of fine Dotted Swiss 1o be sold tomorrow at an exceptionally low price. Large
and small dota in great assortment. Dotted Swiss will be more popular than ever this
season for waists and dresses. This ts your opportunity to buy reg. 50c, 65c, 75c 1
quality at the low price of 89c a yard. Mail orders will be promptly filled, yard.VC
Silverware
4-pc silver-plated Tea j Set; regular
112.50 value at 10.8 5
4-pc silver-plated. Tea . Set; .-regular
$27.50 value at ....... ... .022.47
3-pc silver-plated Tea Set; regular
$3.50 value for... .....fO.89
Silver-plated Nut Bowls, regular $375
values for. . . ... .... ...... . , 3.12
Silver-plated Fruit Baskets; regular
$9 values for.. ...... ........1.28
Silver-plated Butter Dishes, grest spe
cial value at....... f3.14
Gilt Candlesticks for ...83f
ROGERS' "1847 ' -
60c Sugarspoons, each.. ....... .48
$1.00 Cream Ladles...... ..84
1.25 Gravy Ladles $1.04
1.60 Berry Spoon 81.34
$1.75 Pie Servers fl.4
Butter Knives at ,. . . run ifii. 3
Bouillon Spoons, set of 6; regular
$2.50 value for. ...... .......2.15
Meier (ES Frank's 846th Friday Siirprisa Sdo
$3f $3o50 Whit
' Our Annual Baster Surprise Sale of Women's Wtlte
Petticoats will be held tomorrow 500 m the lot A
special purchase from a concern wo do a vast amount
' of regular business with and who always takes care cf
. us for this mnch-looked'for event Made of fine ccra
brics Wide flouncesTrimmed In good ctiality tlad
. . and openwork embroideries, laces. Insertion and tucks
Fitted waist bands and separate dust ruffles Whits
' underskirts that wo sell thousands of annnally at $3.00
and $3,30 each Anticipate youir
Summer needs tomorrow
f 'llrV f '
Is placed on
special low price of
See Fifth-Street Window Display
Crett flatter Sals ef iTeadi Undancta tsmt
In crosrea Secoad Fiaer Tb tatire ttoci
tile at very tpechl trices Tate cJveatsge
Meier D Frank's 846th Friday Surprise Salo
5000 Yds. Louisine ondToiifeta Silks
Values to $ 1 .00 Yard at 59c
Another Surprise Sale of Fancy Sllka that will interest hundreds
of women who have Summer wearing apparel to supply $000
yards of Louisine and Taffeta Silks in the newest designs and
colorings to be sold at half value Neat stripes in black and
white, brown and white, tan and white Small checks in black
and white and blue and white Beautiful plaids in five styles
Fine quality Louisine silks in small neat stripes Light blue, Nile
green and lavender Splendid styles for waists and
shirtwaist suits Silk selling regularly at 88c and Qf
s4 AA - M.J . ev ea' w
yW - yatu W, y.u
IIMMlll
See Fifth Street Window Display
Erug
Sundries
Violet de Parma Toilet Water, large
bottles; great special
value at ..... C
Colgate's Florida Water; 1 '
special value at, bottle..., J I C
Colgate's fine Toilet Soaps; f
great spec, value at, cake..4vC
Easteman's Sachets, 1-os. f g
bottle, all odors; spec at...l VC
Easter novelties la immense as
sortmentChickens, Bunnies. Hens
in nests, etc, etc The most com
plete line ln the city. - Your choice
the remainder of the week at
One-Fourth Off
Rcgtilar Prices
Tt a T? . ea ' e
6Hi in an sixes at one-
half regular prices Jc, 5c, 7c, 12c
COUNCIL CREST TIED UP
BY BOUNDARY LINE SUIT
i Because ot tha auegsd errer ef a sur
veyor part of Ceunoll Crest win be en
tangled In litigation. Suit for a valu
sble piece of this around, T
feet, was commenced In the state elrcult
court yesterdar by EUa Talbot asalnat
W," K. Bmltb and the Security Bavlngs
Trust company, the eomplalnt being
filed by Attorney H. K. Sarsent.
The oom plaint recites that Ella Talbot
Is a daughter ef John B. and Sarah Tal
bot, who early In th '0a located a
donation claim comprising the land en
the heights which also Included th
Crest. Th boundary line dividing the
north and south half ef tha slalm was
surveyed by th surveyor-general's staff
end John B. Talbot took the north half
sod Mr. Talbot tb south half. la 1ISI
SO sores of ths north half ef th claim
were transferred te C Beal and It was
understood that th south half of his
0 acres , was th dividing line of th
north and south half ef the elalm.
Afterward the 10 acres passed te W.
G Bmlth aad Preston C. Smith and after
they had acquired title they had a snr.
vey made by John if. Hurlburt.. who
found what he said was a fllaorepanoy
In th dividing Un and moved It south
14 feet . ' ' . '
c , ' 1
eea 11U Wtth mgrtnas. . '
ftesma. AorU X-lereUrars have
APOLLO RINK
OPKMt
I yv sa, to 4O0 4iM U TT o 10 sW.
ran PrlvaU lessens given free every
dsy.
RELAY RACE ,
April IS A. Waldsteln, winner er th
alx-days race, will rae six of Port
land's fastest racers ona after another
for a mile each.
, Learn te skat now.
Open until th middle ef June.
JONES a RANDAtJ
flocked t Rome for holy week. The
olty I full ef pilgrims and sightseers
of all nationalities, among them being
English and American visitor. Th
various churches are crowded ,at all
.-8 BEILIG TnEA
Waaalaeiea ' Matel.
Taalabt. S:1S sfClei STMsy aad Satarsay
;, Mlskts Speetet-rriee aUUase Satareay, . ,
. ..The ltaaleal avwavaeaaaa t
"BASKS UT TOTLAJIO"
- The Sigseet Maaieal Kit af the Seaaoa.
Kraaiat svtess i 91 .So, SI, TH, BOe.
htstiaee prlcee !, 11. 75c. SOe. SBeSeala
seUlas at the tea office ef the theatre.
Theatre Oe.. Leaaai
L. Is has, ataaagati,
Baker Theatre
TsahlU sad Sd Bta. '
Oae' solid wsh tisr eeealng at t:la.
Matisse Sataresr.
"CHERRY BLOSSOMS"
The Oas euilesqae Shew -The Only
IB the swe sataartoasly tnay hsilssiisas,
' tn waoe ootm tobiso" and '
ai euAMtnaoiu Vauaaaoma."
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