I TownToploJ
otxob to bauk otmcitimi
The Journal agency at Balem haa
been transferred to Ruaaell M. Brook,
headquarters at Capitol Drug Store, 404
Bute atreet. Phone Main 1071, and all
changes, new aubacrlptlona and on
plalnti will receive prompt attention.
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Nora K. Slkea haa begun ault In the
Circuit court (or a divorce from Ira a.
Bikes, charging daaertlon beginning Au
gust, leva. She alleges that her hue
band haa net contributed anything to
her support since their marriage, but
that she has given him at his urgent
request $S,00 that she had when they
were married. Bikes Is a lather, says
Ms wife, and abls to earn good wages.
They wsrs married In Yuma county.
Colorado, In November, 1902. TsVy
have one daughter, Lolita, aged S years,
whose custody Mrs. Bikes asks. She
also wants her maiden name, York, re
stored to bar.
Articles of incorporation of the Union
Provident league bare been filed In the
office of the oounty clerk by P. A. Mao
Pheraon, J. U Mitchell, E. W. Pierce, O.
T. -Trommald, M. Morehead. and W. C.
Olbson. The object Is to form a benevo
lent fraternal organisation for white
persons between the ages of 10 and ((
years. The articles stats that they now
own property valued at 11.200 and that
their sources of revenue will be dues
and assessments from mnmbsrs.
TEW OKTOON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND, WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 10, 1904.
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SIEEL FRAME NfllW '1Crttt'ro" Cor4rt-Perrin's Real French Kid aovet"Wahinett4" M
BEING ERECTED
Actual Construction Work Begins
on Corbett Building at
Fifth and Morrison.
STEEL GIRDERS BEING
LIFTED INTO POSITION
Building Will Be Constructed Ac
cording to the Latest Eastern Ideas
Other News Notes of Events In
the Real Estate World.
The trial of William McCalllg for
manslaughter for the killing of 11-year-old
Kill Korklln by running htm down
with an automobile has been postponed
until November . The trial waa set
for today through a misunderstanding.
Judge Alex 8 week, who will defend Mc
Calllg. returned - yesterday from San
Francisco. la asking for the continu
ance this morning he stated that he did
not know until his return that the trial
bad been set for today.
Hyacinths, Tulips, etc Have you de
cided what you want to plant in flow
ering bulbs T It is time to Plant them.'
Our stocks are la aad our new cata
logue tells all about them. Our ealee
man will call If you wish. Call or phone
Slain 471. Portland seed Co, Front
and Yamhill streets.
Charging desertion beginning in Au
gust, HOC. Rebecca J. Bteuer haa begun
Hit In the circuit court for a divorce)
from Arthur H. Bteuer. Mrs. Bteuer asks
the custody of their 1-year-old son.
Ijtwrence. and fit a month alimony.
They were married in this city in De
cember, 100.
Articles of Incorporation of the Ne
tarta Bay company were filed - la the
office of the county clerk this morning
by Chester O. Murphy, PhU Metachan,
and E. C Johnson. They will engage In
the real estate business. Capital, HV
eoo. Beatrloe Price, colored, pleaded guilty
In the circuit court this morning to the
charge of aaeaultlng Mettle GHbeoa with
traaor on August It. Judge Bears sen
need her to 10 days la the county jail.
civic Improvement. Don't litter your
street with Wood. Burn coal. We de
liver It In your basement. Independent
Coal A Ice company, successor to
Holmes Coal a Ioa company.
Special round trip tickets to Chicago
tn sale October 11 and II. For particu
lars call on or address Chicago, Mil
waukee St. Paul Ry 114 Third street.
Tour Eyes Examined Free. We are
till selling eyeglasses at 11.09. A -perfect
fit guaranteed. Metsger ft Co,
Jewelers and opticians. 111 Sixth street.
Watches, diamonds and Jewelry en
easy payments; 11 down, lOo a week
Don't go without a good timepiece.
Metsger a Co, 111 Sixth street.
Acme Oil Co. sells the best safety coal
41 snd fine gasoline. Phone East 711.
Women's Exchange, lit Tenth street,
lunch 11:10 to t; business men's lunoh.
Oil aad gasoline. Red Tank Oil Co..
141 First aad Alder. Phone Main 1112.
WllholtJrftneral Water. Elmer J. Wal
lace, Agt, lit Id St. Tel Pacific 1161.
J. Enkells. ladles tailor, has moved
from 289 to 111 Alder street
DAMAGE SUIT AGAINST
CHIEF IS DISMISSED
Judge Cleland In the circuit court yes
terday afternoon dismissed the suit of
Peter Johnson for 110.000 damages from
Chief of Police Orltsmacher by granting
a nonsuit. The Judge held that nollce
ouicers in maxing arrears are inaepena
ent,. the chief of police being a super
visory officer, and not responsible for
the arrests made by the patrolmen.
Judge Cleland said also that Johnson
was not detained unreasonably In the
city Jail. John F. Logan and R. O. Mor
row appeared for Chief Orltsroacher, and
Johnson waa represented by H. Yanck-
wlch.
The work of erecting the steel frags
for the Corbett building at Fifth and
Morrison streets started In earnest this
morning. Practically all of the base
ment columns were erected yesterday
and that operation la on record as one
of the quickest pieces of construction
ever seen In Portland,' for the actual
working time for erecting all these col
umns was between three and four hours.
Some of the steel girders were delivered
today and the work of fixing the beams
for the sidewalks on Fifth and Morrison
streets started. The object of the con
tractor la to posh work on the side
walks so that the walking public will
not be tnoopventenoed any longer than
possible.
The Corbett building Is being erected
according to the latest eastern J dee.
For years the custom has been to paint
all steel used in a building with a
graphite paint, but experience haa shown
that If the steel la to be covered with
concrete the better plan la to paint all
the metal with a thin mixture of ce
ment, and this has been done In the
construction of the Corbett building.
This cement paint prevents rust aed
the concrete covering for the columns
and beams sets better than If the steel
is painted with graphite or some other
composition. '
Wtll Use Spokane Brick.
It has been decided to use the Spo
kane brick in the construction of the
Corbett building. On all sides of the
ngw structure are buildings of red brick
mads In or near Portland of yellow brick
from California or the well known
lighter brick from Newberg, Oregon.
Therefore to make a change the Spokane
brick, which Is of a grayish color, will
be used. This kind of brick was
used In the construction of the Colum
bia building on Washington street.
The last of the concrete work Is be
ing done on the Falling building, at
Fifth and Alder streets. The workmen
today finished the forms for the roof
and In another day or two It will be fin
ished and after that the finishing
touches will be out on the structure.
The metal window frames are being
delivered and from now on the brick
work will be rushed. The contractor
says that the building will be ready
to occupy by Christmas.
Alter quite a little delay, work has
been resumed on the brick sad terra
ootta work of the upper stories of the
Wells Fargo a Co. building. WUhln
two days the bricklayers have laid near
ly all of the bricks for the eleventh
story and by next week the entire
building will have
stew
The new Methodist Episcopal church,
South, now building at Multnomah
street and Union avenue, will contain
a number of novel and Interesting fea
tures. In the first place It win be the
first structure la Portland to be built
of Phoenix stone from the new big
quamee which nave seen recently
opened near ' Oakland. Oregon. This
stone Is rather striking in appearance
and win make the church one of the
most attractive edifices In Portland. - A
novel feature of the building will be
the lighting. The fixtures will be in
visible, the transmitted lighting sys
tem being used. It Is expected that the
walls of the bunding will be finished
and the roof on before the first of next
year.
H. 8. Reed has started work on an at
tractive bungalow on Roselawn Heights,
near East Ninth street. It will cost be
tween 11.500 and 12,000.
htatsaohlner Bros, have secured a per
mit for a one-story brick bakery to be
built on Seventh street between Burn
side and Couoh. It will cost upwards)
of 14,000.
been enclosed.
Last Low Rates East.
The Chicago ft Northwestern railway
will sell round trip Uckets to Chicago
for 171.10 on October It and II. Tickets
good for return until November 10.
Choice of routes. Stopovers allowed.
Last low rate this year. Call on or ad
dress R. V. Holder. Oen. Agt. 162 Tjhlrd
St., Portland, Or.
Prefened Stock canned Ooods.
Allen ft Lewis' Beat Brand.
A Hell Box
Printers call the bos used
to hold tha- worn-out type
a' hall box. We naa oars
frequently. Whan typo be
comes worn wa consign It
without oaramony. Good
printing can ba dona only
from now type. Wa naa now
type and good judgment
the result: good painting.
2 Phones Both Main 16S
F.W. B ALTES
8c COMPANY
FIRST & OAK STREETS
CIVIL SERVICE BOARD BUSY
WITH EXAMINATIONS
Government Offering Excellent
Positions In All Branches of
the Federal Service.
October and November promise to be
the busiest months of the year for the
local civil service board, afore exami
nations have been announced than for
any two preceding. months of the year,
and the expectations are that there will
be fewer announcements after Novem
ber than in October and November.
Seven examinations were listed today,
and there has not been a day this week
where there have not been from one to
five posted by the board. Nearly all of
the positions for which the commission
is trying to secure applicants are good
ones and will doubtless attract many
people. The Panama canal service Is
sUll orylng for help end the commission
baa had considerable difficulty In secur
ing applicants for that work. The oil
mate and other conditions have not
proved alluring and the positions have
remained open.
The examinations with the datee unon
which they wtll be held are as follows:
Topographic and cartographic drafts
man, October to and 11; saddler and car
penter, with knowledge of irrigation,
aid In soology; Interpreter (Syrian and
Ruthentan); teacher (male), Indian serv
ice; November 14. For complete Infor
mation concerning the examinations, ap
plicants should see Z. A. Leigh, secre
tary of the commission, at tha post-office.
MORE POLICEMEN ARE
WANTED BY THE CITY
Civil service examinations for patrol
men will be held October tl. At prsssSt
there Is not one man on the eligible
list of thV civil service commission who
could bo appointed to tha force. Seven
men whoee names were on the list were
recently held out. as the commissioners
wished 'an investigation of their moral
character.
Immediately after the examination a
number of new men will be appointed to
the police department. Other places be
sides patrolmen are vacant, tnoluding
harbormaster, a Job worth 100 a month.
the harbormaster haa little la
School mi CoBsjga
Waglay 34 Floor
Fall Una of Tramks as Traveling Boss on TblH Floor
The Meier (ft Frank Store
'Harvest Sale" of Men's Ppnikliin
Mens Flannelette Night Robes,
best quality, nicely made and
trimmed, military or regular
collar, all size; s Sf
great value at, each . . a ? C
Special line of men's cashmere
finish Socks,, in plain black,
t,;..gr....i2Kc
Special lot of 100 men's Um
brellas, silk gloria covering,
plain and fancy handles, in
great assortment, steel rod,
close rollers; BP
grand value t . . Sjv
Men's extra quality
wool Underwear,
second quality; .ii
lections, all sizes.
drawers; regu- J
lar .2 00 values . . Il
Men's fine linen hemstitched Handkerchief!; 25c values on sale at. IT
Men's best quality Japanese crepe Golf Shirts, in plain colors.
tan. blue and brown; attached or detached cults, all sixes;
$1.50 values on sale at the low price
isfSl
I.W7
95c
Artistic Hctarrs fwriam to YoarOreiar at UmwttPrioaa
Selling "Baby Things"
At Greatly Reduced Prices
Infants' fancy lace-trimmed A.
Blba; 60c, 0o values
Infants' linen or Crash
Feeders; rag. tic values.
Infants' Flannel Shawls, embroid
ered or crocheted edge, very
pretty styles; regular QO.
11.16 values, at, each TTOC
Infante Coat Hangers, made of
hand-painted ribbon In pink,
blue or white; reg. 1 2 ft 1 g-
values, on sale at , each
Infants' patent Bar Caps; OA
11.25 values, on sale at TfOG
The "Stork" Diaper Bag, mads of
checked waterproof stork goods;
best 60c values, on sale A,l
at. each
Quilted Diaper Pads, reg. 11.
lie values, at, each e v
Infants' Pillow Blips, embroidery
trimmed ; regular 11.00 J1
values OaPlJ
Allover Embroidered Flannel,
suitable for Infanta' Bacques
and Wrappers; reg. 11.11 OA,
values, on sale at, each. .
Infants' Celluloid Toilet Sets
Comb and Brush pink, blue
and white: reg. 11.25 val- no.
was, an sale at, set
Celluloid Puff Boxes, pink, blue
or white; !6o values, t9.
each efgC
Infanta' Hot Water Bags, with
silk covering; reg. l.l6 AO.
value, on sale at "
Infants' Cassimere Nightingales,
hand-embroidered In pink, blue
or white; reg. 176g in
value, on sale at, e. .
The "Arnold" Knit Bath QAr
Apron wm
Infants' crocheted Bootees, pink
r blue trlmmSngs; 26a IQe
values, on sale at a aw
Infants' crocheted Bacques, em-
Slre style, trimmed in pink or
lee; regular 11.25 val- AO
uca, on sale at, each .weave.
Infants' Flannel Pinning Blank
eta on bands or waists; reg-
M."c 6lt
Embroidered Flannel for A9.
underskirts, 11.25 value.. Osv
Infanta' Crocheted Af-al OA
Khans, 12.50 values. . .
Celluloid Talcum Boxes, pink,
blue and white; regular A flr
lec values, at
Infants' Celluloid Comb and
Brush Bets, pink, blue or eTv
white; lie values, at. set.
Infants' Nainsook' Skirts, em
broidery or hemstitched ruffle,
made on waists; regular lie
values, on sale at this AQ
low prior. SJaWfi
Infants' Nainsook Dresses, square,
low neck and Bishop SB.
aleevea; II values at C OC
Infanta' Outing Flannel Wrap
pers, open front; beet 76c dVU
values, on sale at each . . .
The Meier Sk Frank Store
lOOOPrs.WomensHose
Values to 50c -1 9c Pr.
For today and tomorrow s
treat special sale of . 1,000
pairs women s Hosiery in
tan, black and white plain
and lace effects in grand as
aortment ail sises fast
colors one of tha best bar
gains in women's hosa we
have offered in many months
values up to 50c pair, on
sale today and fJ jsh
tomorrow only i W
at, per pair...
Children's 35c Hose 19c Pr.
9,000 pairs of boys' and girls' Hose at an exceptionally low
firice ; heavy and light weight, cotton ribbed ; double knees,
ashioned feet ,' fast black ; sizes S to 10 ; regular a q
85c values, on sale at this low price, pair
New Maid Silk Moreens
We are showing a splendid line of new effects tn plaid moreens for
petticoats. The very latest colorings and combinations, in large as
sortment; material that will make stylish as well Is serviceable
petticoats for fall and winter wear. Your choice at this "ZfVf
low price, per yard eafVC
Brussels Carpets Low Priced
regular $1.25 value, at $1.03 yard.
.3
For one weak we will sell our celebrated Cordova Brussels Carpets,
The best Brussels Carpet on the
market for hard wear. Oriental
designs, figured effects, in large
assortment sewed, lined and
laid at this wonderfully low
price
$1.03 Yard
Sewed, Laid aad Used
Closing out 12 patterns of our
famous Hostelry Brussels Car
pets the best carpet on the
market for the price; splendid
variety of patterns and color
ings. Regular $1.05 value
sewed, laid end lined at this
special low price; housewives
should investigate
87c a Yard
Sawed. Laid and Listed
Men's Fancy Hosiery
50c Values at 29c Pair
In the Men's Furnishing Ooods
Section today and tomorrow a
sale extraordinary of handsome
new fancy Half Hoaa Plaids,
stripes and 'plain colors in end
leas sasortment Helios, grays,
lace, effects, etc., etc. in aU
sissa Hosiery that finds ready
sale every day in the year at 50c
a pairBuy all you want of
them today and to
morrow at th is ma r velous
ly low price. .
See Morrison St. Window Display
29c
S ale-Dinner Sets
English Semi-Porcelain Dinner
gets, pink rose decoration; gold
edge. Both 10 and 100-pieoe
seta at greatly reduced prices.
eetHeee Bat. fee a 7. 98
lOO-rieoe Be for 12.18
Pink end green decorated Semi
I Porcelain Bets, very neat aad
effective design, gold edge:
great special value at these
prieee:
SB leee Bet far S7.64
leg Ttsos Be fee BIO. 98
Semi-Pomeisin Dinner Sets, heavy
green border design; gold on
knobs and handle; very hand
some sets at these low prices:
SB wtees Sat far S5.98
loo-Plecs Bet for S9.84
Basement,
Knit Underwear
Women's Swiss Ribbed Silk and
Lisle Vests, high neck, long
eleeves. knitted cuff; all aisea;
beet 11.76 velue $1.39
Women's Form - -Fitting Swiss
Ribbed Cotton Corset Covers, me
dium weight, all alses; beet 11.00
values, on sale at"... 7SC
Women's fine quality, heavy-weight
mercerised Cotton Vests and
Pants; ankle length pants, high
neck, long sleeve vests: white
and flesh colors. The famous
"Munalng brand of underwear, all
sises; reg. 12.00 values ... pi. 1.9
Women's Swiss Ribbed Wool Vests,
high neck. sleeves, beautifully
finished neck and front; pink,
light blue, black, white and
cream; regular 11. It value.. 9S
common with other member of the de
partment, he la listed as belonging to It
and must take th examination at the
same time as other applicants. Appll
cat lone are now being received for all
the positions.
Allen a Lewie' Beet Brand.
CEASE TO WORRY ABOUT
Your
Family
Jewels
Place them in our Safe
Deposit Vault and they will
be secure from fire and
burglars, ind where you
can have access to them
whenever you desire. Boxes
hi the vault $4 sad up per
year. It will give us pleas
ure to show you th work
ings of our vault, whether
you secure a box or not.
Oregon Trusl &
Savings Bank
Portland, Oregon
Sixth snd Washington Streets
THIS IS SOLO DAY
OUT AT THE OAKS
This Is solo 'oar at the Oaks. Thl
afternoon Btgaorl dl Fable and Macalo
are giving some of tke beautiful selec
tions from "Martha." D'l'rbano's band
la playing the famous "Shadow Ballet,
by Beadle, and a serenade by Herbert,
with seven other musical numbers. To
night aignorl dl Fulvlo will play th
cornet solo, "orea mum." nignon
dt Fabla, Blaoone. Macario aad O. Qullll
wtll play some selections from "La
Boheme." There will also be solos
from "Urnanl and the Bsmtramlde,"
overture by the band.
Thl Is the last week of the Oaks.
NEWPORT AND YAQUINA BAY
Th datee of sale of summer excur
sion Uckets to Newport and Taqulna
bay have been extended to October If,
with a final return limit of October II,
which will enable thoee who have not
already been to this delightful resort to
take the outing at the reduced rat of
fered during the summer. Fall particu
lars in regard to rate, etc.. by calling
at City Ticket Office. Third and Wash
ington streets, roruaaa.
WANTS DIVORCE AND
BOUNTEOUS ALIMONY
Tlllle Hill haa begun suit In th cir
cuit court rer a divorce from Paschal
Hill of St. Johns, charging Mm with
groe and habitual druaksnnes. She
charge that on several occasions he
haa left home and remained for three
weeks In place where he could obtain
Intoxicating liquor. In November.
1I0. says Mrs Hill, her husband
jumped on her aad pulled her hair and
haa frequently rererred u her aa the
scum of the earth.
Hill Is said to have property valued si
1 AAA KaaMal .nl A
Hie' wife'e attorney a. Northrup and
Northrup, secured an Injunction from I
Judge Bear restraining Hill frees die-'
TEETH
rSj
Cut Rates
aew asvd wondsrf ul-
Metaod. We win
30 Days
A 10-year guarantee with all work.
stloa free. Bllver milage, soo;
(BSk.) Baas to SS.OO: brtdge-
ad jewa U-oo Wreeyttsng first eteaw.
BOSTON DENTISTS
391K Morrison Street
Opposite Poetomco
peeing of hie property or encumbering
It In any way during the pendency of
the dlvoroe ,nult.
Mrs. Hills asks for 115.000 alimony
and 1600 attorneys' fee. An order wss
Slued by the court directing Hill to
pear within seven day to show cauee
y he should not pay the 110 at.
torn ye' fee. They have four children,
aged 14, II. and 1 year, who cus
tody Mrs. Hill asks. Th litigants ware
married In thle city In August, lilt.
Milwaukfe Country Club.
Eastern aad California race. Taste
Sellwvod and Oregon City ears at Fust
Do It Now
Are you providing against old
age, sickness, accident or mis
fortune? If not, you cannot be
gin too toon. , Your activities
will soon begin to' lessen at best.
Call for one of our New
Home Savings Banks, models of
neatness and convenience, and
begin saving at once.
We pay 4 per cent on time
deposits, current rates on Sav
ings Accounts, accept accounts
subject to check and do a gen
eral BANKING AND TRUST
BUSINESS.
Merchants
Investment and
Trust Co.
247 WAHIINGT0N STREET
Capital SJ50.000.00
J. Frank Watson President
R. L Durhsm.. .Vice-President
W H Fear.. Secretary
5 C. Catching.. Asst. Secretary
. . mm 1 1 ,1. . I Hi
Great
Auction Sale
Qf Japanese and Chinese curios,
consisting of old Bronse, Sil
ver, Cloisonne, new Brass, Sat-
sums, fine decorated Tea Seta,
Lacquered Ware, Ebony
Carved Furniture, Embroidered
Screens, Oriental Rugs, etc.
Owing to the overcrowded con
dition of our small store, we
are compelled to dispose of our
great stock at auction. The
public is cordially invited to st
tend this sale. Unprecedented
bargains are certain to be had.
SALS AT 2:30 AND 7:30 P. M.
DAILY.
Andrew Kan & Co.
287 MORRISON ST.
AMTBXMXHTB.
TON IGH T
Oaks Rink
Every Afternoon and Even
ing This Week and Next
PROF. FRANKS aad
BABY LILLIAN
World's Greatest Artists
Don't Miss This
Grand Pall Opening
Masquerade Carnival
Tuesday Night, October 16
Oaks Rink
HeiHg Theatre JSr,
TWO PERFORMANCES TOPAZ
Special Pries
kfatiaee S:1S
Last Tubs
Tonight SIS
Tbt ttrestest of All Character Comedies
"OHEcaaas"
a tUae arises. SOe t flSO; evealag prises.
Basts Seiaag et Baillg Theatre.
14th aad nt
Psoas
Mala i
Waahlegtoii
Toaeerrow Night. October 11. ISO.
Tea Merry Musical Comedy,
"The Moid and the Mummy"
Pratt 01rl--C,tchy Mwric,
PrtrM Uwar " at BA at ran. - - - - -
1.00, Tie. S0c: ssilsrr. afs.' lie'.
j ) Seats New SsDm st the Theatre.
asd Tk. U.ltt.4 TV--..-
raahtagtae lIVC I1CIIIK I IIEAlfC m.uT
J A HE OOBOOBAX.
Frldsr. Saturday sad Sasdsy Nights,
October 11. II sod 14,
Is the Ilsspr Goatee, -
the rxxxrxM or miXAim."
a tartar Matisse Iseea's "The Sell Moese."
BlSaial Prices Lower Soar. Brat 6 rears,
S1.S0, Ust 1C rows, 11: balcony. Tie sad ape;
gallery. Sac aad 2Sc. Metises ITIoes se to 1.
Seats Now Selling st HsiUg Theatre.
Sal
Baker Theatre
Phone Msla 10OT.
Oregon Theatre Co.
QEORGX L. BAKER. Manaser.
Beats at tke ramose Baker Stock Ce.
All This Wsek. Matinee Saturday.
"Tax bat Loan atrax."
A Orsat London sad New Terk gee esse.
PRICKS Evenings, 28c. She sad 80c MahV
ioc ana see.
Nest Wss "Lady Bsatswerta's Basil lajsM,"
EMPIRE THEATRE
All Matinee. 10c aad Ms. raeae Msla 111.
Matlsss Wednesday and Saturday.
Thai Week the Orsstsst Rural 0 swear.
"UNCLE JOSH PERKINS"
Don't miss It. Oa of the big rood attrac
tions. Evening prices, 48c, Sc. Mc sad 60c.
All wstisees luc and ssc.
a-sat
PANTAQB8
at Oarrta aad Mass rente. Bey sieag.
The Vlerss Sisters, Varsity Quartet,
L Tseaple, Lea White.
LATEST MOVXBS PICTURES.
aaaoss daily at I N, 7 so sad
e. m. Aemtsstoa Me sad Me. Boxes Ms.
Lsalae aa a
rer
lee.
LYRIC THEATRE
BEGINNING MONDAY, OCTOBER S, ISO,
' Bvery Afternoon isd evening.
PORTLAND S POPULAR STOCK HOUSE,
A Baatssss et th War.
"THE DESERTER"
A Story of Brotherly lares.
in roc a acts.
renew the Crowd. OMttaaeo Psrfarawaee.
dliaalii lee. Sissrval Basts Me.
iv Grand
Week ef 04. a
LEONARD
Supported by
O'Brlea aad Wast.
Bus Leonard.
Kail Ins aad Kllpton,
Mile aad Vegge.
sd Comedy
rear.
B.rtu'i'off.
THE STAR
Wtl OcfeOavSJY efss
Phone Msla MS.
"That Girl From Texas"
Mstlsees Tuesdays. Thursdsyi. Saturdays
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