TITS 03EGON DAILY JOURNAL. "POUTCAND, "TUESDAY 'EVENING." ' NOVEMBER 83, 1SC3.
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Helllg... "Tke Sign f the Crass"
Dakar. ....Joba BitaDolla In "The Middlemen
jLoiplre. ........ , ."Hack' Baa Boy'
mto.... "Toe Sign c U Four"
Star .......-Eollr and t'
HiUm ........... viKleltle
Oran , .. .... .. .. Vaudeville
Bult for M.OOo damage . from the
rortiana Consolidated Railway com
pany for personal Injuries alleged to
hav bean racalvad Novcmbar 1, 104,
haa bean filed In tha aUta circuit court
by S. P. Colllna. It la aliased that tha
piaintirr waa thrown from hla Beat on
a wagon whlla croeaing tha ferry at
Vanoouvar and that hla left knee and
. " ;,wr-jaaly JiPMlnedPmarQ,
spencer ana Ben c XJay appear aa at
torneye for Colllna. , - '
-The Injunction cured by Ooslin A
Atamblett restraining tha Pence com
pany from constructing a flume across
thair ' property ,nar Llnnton haa been
dissolved by Judge Bears In th etate
circuit court. It waa innonnoiit Inter
that the" fclaintlffa had Drought a ault
in tne Washington county circuit court.
, moat of the )aa4 in dueatlon being In
At lta regular mtlng tomorrow
nigni th Admen's leagu will oonalder
piana xor offering prise . to women
"WP.P' r,rn. making tha baat crlt-
Iclsms of advertisement published on
riven day. , Tha meetlne- will be held
In tha board of trad room and one of
in feature will be a display of etere-
opuoon news snowing th work of ex
" pert ad writer.- - :J
Ail ia reaay zor th Ladles' Aid so
ciety baaaar, which la to b held at
Grace church tonight and tomorrow
night. Admission will bo free to all,
dui insia young ladles and old will
aerv refreshments and aelr- ef-pU-
' ana tancy worn, a baaaar at the
8t Lawrenc pariah church opened last
mgnc
What la very probably . the largest
turnip vr raised in this state was
brought to Portland Monday by F. C.
Meyer of thla city. The turnip waa
raised by W. F. Uassa of Ivory HUt
Washington eounty. It ia of th Strap
leaf variety and is II pounda in weight.
In circumference it measured II tnchea.
CE. Fields. A. M. Weatrem and John
A. Hankie, appraisers of the estate of
ueorga N. Hange, have files report
in tha county court showing that the
etatu haa property valued at 11.100.
consisting chiefly of real estate In
Eaat Portland, .
C. J. Owen, formerly managing editor
of the Evening Telegram, la In Port
land visiting hla daughter. Mrs. Joseph
O'Connor. H leaves for Norfolk. Vir
ginia, Thursday to look after James
town exposition concessions In which ha
1 Interested. .
Flowering Bulbs Hyacinths, tulips,
narcissus, orocua and all Holland bulbs
I - should be slanted at one. Da vmi
realize how easily they can be grown?
Bend for our Illustrated and descrip
tive catalogue, or phone Main 473. Port
land Seed Co., Front and Yamhill eta.
Ed. Strange, owner of a aaloon at
Crosby and Holladay streets, who waa
arreated by Policeman Burchell for
- keeping; open after- business hour, ap--Teareatn
th '-muntclpat-ourt-yeter-day
and wag fined fit. , . , , '
It has been decided that for accom
modation of th traveling public tha of-
rices or in general passenger depart
ment or the Harfiman lines will be
aspt open durtnr th noon hour. Here
after on of th chief clerks will be ofl
outy irom II to 1 o'clock.
BZTtrgyxs abat To owraws.
Drape th tew la Bearntag,
. leoanee or Mae,
Wash tke boson of yoar eiotbet
' nan, t
tM tb etmoepher aboat .yea be ef
wear a roan-
Is scalding
Meek.
EstdIUb kua.
Staf t a bale or two of enttaa Is rear ear.
day of
is aai
steaming wkea eseb
like Insects ea tbe
rrrrr-roBf
slnply "i
tike f ilber.
School and Collojjo Pennants for Decorating Parposcy PiUov Tops; Etc.
"Perrins" Real French Kid Gloves, 1 3 and 1 6-Duttori Lengths, All Colors
Let there be
bamaa heart
. te lis meekly creep
eartai -
Let It sot be said ef Fertile d that a alngls
nvari is U1,
Let as craclfy tbe very thought of Birth
awiy-knderrTisnu5riri
all broke an I"
we luat "nans around all darl
Half tbe time we're feeling like a partly
puenea pap
Ob, Larry, what has sua ye f swart
The" only star that's left as l ear laandry
annul ana gay,
Asd Its alar of clad and lormw tlrla:
But wnea we think of Larry, boys, ear hair 1
keeps turnuiff grey,
Asd all tbe world around as fairly whirls.
-t. :...-X PK10H LATJNPaT
TsL Mala MS. Seosnd sad Cohimbla.
5een in
Portland Stores
By ATS. Monroe.
A paper entitled "Baptist Progress on
th Pacific Coast" . waa read bv Dr.
J&'adawarth at tha regular weekly west
ing or the ctaptlst Pastor's association.
wnicn waa neia in tna T. M. C A. ,
aembty-halt yesterday. -
Cha.. five, high-school , students who
were suspended some time ago for par
ticipating In a Class rush are heck In
their classes today, having been rein
stated by tn school board.
Tour Eyes Examined Free. We are
till selling eyeglasses at 11.00. A per
fect fit guaranteed. Metsger Co..
)eweirs ana optlolana, lit Sixth atreet
steamer Jessl Harkin for Camas,
nasnougai and way tendinis dallv ax
cept Sunday. Leaves Washington street
a ocx at i p. m.
VT. a. M. Wells has returned from
the pmtt and will be found at hla office
as usual, nesiaenc phone Eaat 115,
Gemmans Malarkey hav moved to
th Commonwealth building. Same
pnone,
Woman's Exchange, lit Tenth street,
lunch 11:10 to I; business men's lunch.
. Aom OU CoTsalla the best safety erml
" ""u laaonna rnon jast Til.
For Quality, Quantity and Qulckneas.
au b aurria- restaurant. j-
Zt. E. C. Brown, Eye-Ear.
Carl Jones for reading.
Maro.ua m.
tth and Wash.
OlUett Crets Salary.
oiympla. Wash.. Nov. 10. Th state
supreme court by vote of t to 1, jfle
elded that a writ of mandate should be
granted to compel the state auditor to
Issue warrants In payment of a thou-aand-dollar-a-month
salary of H. p. on
lett, th expert engineer employed by
.nw- pinnmi rnmmiesinn.
Za MoraCauffman
BBBlCATOZ.OOZn1.
Mme. Madeline
Linn Wood
TWniCAIi CTTXTTmal, MUIUM
TRADE SCHOOL
FOR WOMEN AND OIRLS.
HOME CULTURE AND PRO-
FEBSIONAL COURSE. .
The Immediate process for re-
moral of wrinkles, smsllpox pita,
birthmarks, scars, superfluous
hairs, etc., scientifically removed
without th u of surgery or
electricity. Manicuring, acalp,
faolal treatment and hair dress.
..' Ing.
fREE!
MEDICATET CLATPACT,
v plete facial .treatment.
Office and School
Tt(M MOsTTOOtCiaT,
' 394 Alder St , Cor Tenth
T, a com.
' ' , ' By A. .8. Monro.'
Between th ur food agitators -ana
the baotsriologlst on is reduced to a
stat of nervous Indecision as to just
what on dar eat, or whether one dare
eat anything at all; It's a question
whether twr better to be slowly con
sumed by fenns or to starve to death.
A healthy reaction Is found tn a visit
to the Friedman ; Packing company'a
market where th most sanitary condi
tions seem to prevail. Mr. Friedman
has th largest hyglenlo counter on th 1
Pao.iio coast, where meat Is .kept In a
perfect condition by a system of cool
ing pipes; he also has a large cooling
room, where his meat Is properly aged
under the beat possible condition and,
added to these scientific arrangements, i
there is such a general appearance of i
cleanliness and freedom from flies and
othsr Insects that fear is banished and
one can leave the plac and go hom I
to a porterhouse steak meal with a I
feeling of confidence aa tor th result
In the aam building with Mr. Fried
man's Third street market la the Barnes
market; which has recently changed
hands, being now operated by O. F.
Kllburn. from New England, and Mr.
C. R. Davis, a Portland resident of
Mmi, rara,jrhlr -majtkst haa under
gone a tnorougn course or renovation
and presents an appearance equally as
attractive as. th other. . Only fruit
s.nd fowls are handled no meatsand
finer string of turkeys, chickens.
geas, etc., never tempted tbe shopper.
Th watchword her la cleanliness.
Fowls are killed each day for that day's
sales, and eold ' storageproduct s a re
not offered to home consumers. The fin
array of Oregon-groVn apples repeats
the atory of Oregon productiveness with
pleasing reiteration. " The floods have
shut off all California fruits, but the
markets hav not suffered, as tbe Ore
gun supply Is adequate.
W owe much to modern Inventive
genius, but I doubt if. from an artlatl
standpoint, w owe as much to any
other-ne device as to the piano player;
for when a really good one Is employed
we can all become as familiar with th
muslo of th masters as ws hav been
with th five-finger torments of ' th
amateur student At Sherman, Clay A
Co,' piano hous there la to be found,
on th second floor, well away from tha
nots of trt"trafflo, -moat- richly
elegant music-room, set aside as an ex
clusive player-piano department An
expert demonstrator will seat himself at
a beautlftit KnabAnsu-player-piano
and produce such music as moit of us
have Imagined could come only from
th skillful touch of a mas ten These
room ar always open to the public,
and any ntoslclan who holds that th
plajrrproflucea onjy meonanicai roueic
ahould visit them and see for himself
tha th Knabe-Aelua, at least en
ables one to give expression to th great
masterpiece.. '
"What moistens the lips, what
-Brightens tha ey. -What
brings back th paat Hk ,
Th rich pumpkin pie."
Nothing, assuredly nothing! And Mr.
Swtland, of "Swetland'a" confection
ary parlors, haa shown an appreciation
of human nature In choosing the above
line from Whlttler to lv th finishing
touch to hla beautiful "pumpkin" 'win
dow. "Pmupklns" usually suggest
rather crude and clumsy surrounding,
but this royal pumpkin which would
certainly be a prise winner at an agri
cultural ahow, rests In kingly stat In
th midst of downy silk draperies of
hlawnxo14etj.hueJidlmpled her and
thereby the most unique and dainty
half-pumpkin bbn-bon boxes, pleaaantly
hinting at souvenirs for late November
dinners and luncheons. f t '
A most attractive window at 170
Third street la that of tbe Haines Tea
Store. Dolt babies Just th sis that tha
little tots love to hug In their arms are
suspended at short Intervals across th
entire glass front with th interesting
legend In th center J hat these dome
will be given away with purchase of a
nound or more of coffee on th twenty-
sixth of November: "For this is th
dav w give babies away" not with "a
half a pound of tea." thia lima, how
ever. It is interesting to not the way
business house ar moving up Third
street even aa they ar spreading out
in every other direction. ' One who ha
not taken a walk out Third lately would
be surprised at th new building, new
Arms and general air of anterpria and
growth along thla street for many
blocks from tha one-time "business dis
trict" in the supposed center of th
city. . 1 ;
GO TO COURT TO
tr-w rx-vr a i r-a v
Utl O I CAM ntAi
Steam heat Is needed In th store
rooms occupies oy now at Martin,
druggists, at 121 Washington arrest, and
to make sure mat it win d provided,
th druaalsts commenced a ault in th
state circuit court yesterday afternoon
whereby they secured an injunction re
straining rrancls E. Kelly, owner of th
building, and O. W. Waterbury from
shutting off th ht.
Row V Martin allege mat they hav
been tenant of th building for th last
10 yeara. their lease having expired
Jnlv t. They stat that they then took
jaflva-yeaLla on the iroundfloor
and the basement and mat -neat ta sup
plied to tha entire building from th
heating plant In th basement. It la al
leged that Waterbury clalme to hav
acquired the heating plant from Kelly
and threatens to shut .off Row AV Mar
tin's heat unless restrained by an order
of the court Judga Bears Issued a
emporary injunction and an order to
Kelly and Waterbury directing them to
appear tomorrow morning and show
cause why th Injunction gbeuld sot be
mad permanent.
he MMer ;
giving Sale of Sample Undermnslins
A High-Grade Manufacturer's Sample Lines 3000 Pieces at Low Prices
3000 ptectt of beautiful Urtdermuslins Included in thlt great Thanksgiving
Sale of a prominent New York manufacturer's smple line AU the newest
and prettiest garments, gowns, drawers, skirts, cortetcovera and chemlae
Dainty trimmings, fine materials, well made and finished -r-The only thing
wrong with the underwear is that most of the lot Is slightly mussed from
handling-It won't last long at time prices, so you had better plan to
coma early if you want to share in these bargains ;
,Vomen's cambric and nainsook Draw
ers, made with wide flounces trimmed in
laces, embroideries, tucks, insertion.
beadines and nbbonsrfitte3"waistMndsTi
preat variety, all sizes; grand values at:
$1.25 Drawers, at the pair.
73$
$1.50 and $1.75 Drawers, the pair. 08
$2.50 and $3.00 Drawers, the pair. $1.59
$3.50 Drawers, at, the pair. . .$2.10
$5.00 and $8.00 Drawers, the pair. $2.89
Women's fine cambric and nainsook
Gowns, made high neck and long sleeves;
low, round and square neck with short
sleeves ; trimmed in fine " embroideries,
laces, tucks) beading, insertions and rib
bons; full width and length. Grand as
sortment and matchless values at these
prices: " "': , . a ' j
$1.50 to $2.00 Gowns, on sale,-ea. 08?
$2.50 to $3.00 Gowns, on sale, ea.$1.39
$4.50 to $6.00 Gowns, on sale, ea.$3.08
$6.50 to $9.00 Gowns, on sale, ea $4.98
Women's Corset Covers, made of very
fine cambric and nainsooks, trimmed in
fine ; laces,, embroideries, tucks, beading
and ribbons ; blouse fronts : '
$125 to $1.75 valuest on sale, ea. 08
$2.50 to $3.00 values, on sale, ea.$1.79
.. Women's short white Underskirts,
made of cambrics and nainsooks, trimmed
in fine embroideries, laces, tucks, beading
and ribbons: .
$125 to $1.75 values, on sale, ea. 89
$2.50 to $3.50 values, on sale, ea.$1.98
Sole Portland agents for La Grecque
Corsets and tailored Undermuslins
Second Floors '
White Underskirts
WTen's-fine-hite-ndersWrts,"-made
of cambrics and lawns, wide
flounces trimmed in embroidery and
laces, edgings and insertions, clusters
of tucks,-beading and ribbons; fitted
waistbajids and separate . embroidered
and lace trimmed dust flounces. Grand
values as .follows: -r-
to $1.75 Petticoatg, each. Q8
$2.50 and $3.00 Petticoats, ea.$1.63
$3.50 and $4.00 Petticoats, ea.$2.79
$6.00 Petticoats at, each. ..... $3.59
$7.50 Petticoats at, each. ..... .$3.98
$8.00 to $10.00 Petticoats at, ea.$5.G8
$15 to $18.50 Petticoats at, ea.$9.08
Great Jot of women's Chemise, made
of fine cambric and nainsooks, trim
med in very fine laces, embroidery
tucks, beading and ribbon; plain and
trimmed skirts. Four grand bargains
at the following prices :
$1.00, $1.25 Chemise at, each.. 79
$2.25, $2.50 Chemise at, each.. $1.33
$3.00 Chemise on sale at, each. $2.18
$4.50, $5.00 Chemise at, each. . $2.47
A COMPLETE STOCK OF SKINNER'S CELEBRATED SATINS IN ALL GRADES AND AT LOWEST PRICES
Fine, New Table Linens
The Entire Stock at Reduced Prices
Finq GroceriesPhone Exchange 4
The finest Table Linens the Old World produces will
be found on sale at
surprisingly low prices.
Thegntire stock greatly
reduced during ': ther
An n a a 1 -Thanksgiving-
Sale now In progress
HemstitchedJ)ainikTahle
Set--Cloths 2 yards long,
with one dozen Napkins to
match, regular $6.50 values.
on sala at, , per
set...,-.
55.28
JVa
Hemstitched Damask Table
Seta Cloths 2yi yards long,
with one dozen Napkins to
match, retrular $7.50 values.
is::..$6.48:
Hemstitched Damask Table
Seta Cloths 3yi ysrds long,
one dozen Napkins to match, -best
patterns, regular $9.00
values, on-sale itff Qf
at, special...... v U4T
Extra Special Value in Hand-Embroidered White Linen Teadotha
36mTiesiqTiare7lia:ndome"Ttyles, great anortmentr grand bargains
at $3.00 values, f 2.44 each. $4.00 values, f 3.26 each.
$5.00 values, 4.08 each. $70 values, f 6.45 each, :
Allover Hemstitched Table Sets Napkins, Traycloths, Teadoths,
Doilies, Scarfs entire stock at greatly reduced prices for Thatiks-
giving Linen Sale. All Table Damasks, Sets, Cloths, etc, reduced.
Pint bottl Boiled Ctdor 20
Quart bottl Boiled Cldsr. . . . .SOf
ie-lb. ok dry aTTanulaUd.
Sugar on at. 94.80
10 lb, dry vrnulatd... ...$1.00
Mlr a Frank' famous
Mocha and Java Coffe. th
40o aTrade, on ssJ at 244
1 lb. Royal Baklnr Powder. . .40t
10 lbs. yellow or whit corn
meal on sal at 25
1Mb. ssrk -of - Orhm - or
Whol Wheat Flour at 234
I ean Amaxon Peaches 25
I ctni Carnation Cream.; 25
t cns Pioneer Cream 25
1 ran Minced Clams 2rat
I -lb. ean Tlcr Plneappl 154
l-lb. can TaM Blsckberrles. . 104
1-lb. can Assorted Jams, 1....2&4
Fancy Bleached Seedless
1 parka yea for g 54
Fancy Main Corn, 1 cans.... 25c
All kind Maple Syrup low priced.
All kinds of canned Roods' at
saving price. Phon Exehsng 4.-J
t packac ToatoV Corn
Flakes on al at. .S54
Postum or Flaprun, pk,.20
S cans van camp a Boup 25
t can Mustard and Sardln. .254
10 -os. bottl Queen Dllvs....54
IH-lb. pkr. Layer Ralalna. .. .504
New citron at ...3?
lraon or Oranr Peal 254
1-lb. basket Washed Pis; 254
Van Camp's or Blu Label
Catsup, at, bottl.,........ .204
C. aV B. Malt Vlnemtr 254
Snider" Cocktail Cataup 204
Qt. ean Rip Olive. ......... ,304
I pkg. VI to for 354
Baker' Unsweetened Chop. . . .354
Vi-lb. can 'Bakera Cocoa .204
H-lb. can QhirardeUT Coeoa
on sal at, par eaa ...204
H-lb. can tiOwnny4 Coco.. . .204
190t All Mllcher Herrlnf..f 1.15
I cana Custard Pumpkin 254
1 and 1-lb. can Shrimps,
on aal at, each. 104. 204
I 1-lb. pks. Seeded Raisins. .254
Specials in the Basement Store
Blu and 'Wnit Beml-PoreelaJn
Turkey Bets, oonslstlnc ef IS 7
lnch platea and 1 11-Inch plat
ter; tS.OO valu at ...... S6. 37
Blu and Whit Turkey Seta It
t-lnch Plat and 1 11-inch plat-
tar; recular 110.00 valu; special
aal at .$7.05
Large 81s Decorated 8 em 1-Porcelain
Turkey Platter; values up
. to 11.50 .- 844
U-Plec. Fancy Hand-Painted China
Gam Sets; res;. Ill vsJ.fl7.85
TJ,-PIcHana-PaIntedrGam' Eetar
regular $27.88 valuea; apeclal at,
-est . f 22.47
100-Plec HavUand China Dinner
Set, pink rose decoration, gold
on, knoba and handles; special
valu at 922.SO
Cut Glass
each .
Cut Qlaa Bon
each
Cut Glass Ollv
at, each
lly
Bon
t.
.... 1.49
Dishes at.
S1.94
Ptckl Dishes
1.94
$2.15 Cut . Glass Vtnagar Cruet.
each . r.......:.. ..1.76
$t.00 Cut Glass Mayoonala Dishes.
each . 84.69
$1.7S Cut Glass Calary Dishes.
aoh . .'.....87.72
$1.00 Cut Qlaa Water Bottles,
each . ii '. f4.69
$.(0 Cut Glass Carnation Vase.
each -.- 85.14
$100 Cut Glass Fruit
each , . .
S-Plec , Sllrer-Plated
est
Baskets.
811.9
Water Sat.
98.92
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' s4 sat Mawtbawm Avawt -rive-atory
gaoa a-t Brtek Assert
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A flnooet horn for permanent ' guesta.
Jhrrul fireplaces In every suite. Fin
est table and ol-ant accommodation,
Lowest rate for th aplendld rvlo.
Electric elevator aervtc day. and night.
Gas and ectrlo IWrhta throughout th
building. . Orflce, lk rare parlor and din.
ln-room on ground flnor. Steam heat,
telephone and not and cold water In
vary room. Six car line pas th
door and 10 minutes' walk to business
center.
Po room and reservations pvly
premises, x ring np TsL Beat. SftL
14tk and
Waablnftoa
to wioht. TOMoaaow moirr.
WUae Baaett'a.aWiaima Inaau,
Theitre jSTiU-.
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sse. soe, roe, tf. . .
uiim c Tuaais.
THREE YEARS TO THOMAS
SCULLY FOR ROBBERY
(Speelrl Dlspeteb I Tbe eoFaLt
Th Dall.. Or., Nov. 10. James
Kelly and Thomas Scully hav had a
lnr trial in tha 'circuit court on a
cbarg of robbery from th person. A
verdict was returned acquitting Kelly
and convicting Scully. Judge Bradshaw
sentenced Scully to thre years In th
penitentiary- Kelly was arreated acaln
by th city marshal, charged with hav
ing been engaged In criminal practice.
ATI TOTTB MOraT
And wear th good while paying
for them. A watch or - diamond
Investment- la a. naible on, be-
rau you can turn A DIAMOND
INTO MONK r any old tin
, $20 at 50c a week . -(SO
at $1.00 a week -
100 at 2 a wett. and so on
A1etzger& Co.
gewelsr aad Optlolana, ,
in nznt ST.
' Mow I the time to bay yr
... Christmas Piweatav...
, Tea eye Sited fer eye laeeae 11.
Opm avealag VaUl t O'Oloak.
PRESIDENT
GIVEN RECEPTION
IS
Mrs. W. J. Honeyman Is Honored
by Members of the Local
Y. W. C. A.
Mrs. W. J. Honeyman. retiring presi
dent of th T. W. C. A., waa given a
reception laat night at the association
rooms. Sixth and Oak atreet. Th re
ception was preceded by a dinner given
by the resident member of th asso
ciation. t
Th apeaker were Introduced by Mis
Constance McCorkle, general secretary,
who acted as toastmlatres. Mr.
Sarah Whltesld, Miss Helen Ssxton
and Mis Day paid high tribute to Mr.
Honeyman and spoke feelingly of the
excellent Influence exercised by her.
At the reception which followed th
dinner. Mis Carlotta Parker and Mis
Delta Watson gav interesting talks on
th live and works of many famous
artists. Several vocal selections were
rendered fey- M Is - Margaret Bekker. t be
0rotatt teacher tit th oratlon. Mrs 4
Moor rendered a cornet aolo. . -
Mrs. Honeyman waa presented' with
a handsom weathered oak dk, bear
ing an Inscription in silver. Th pre
sentation waa made by Mrs. J. p. Mor
gan, chairman of th social commltt.
on behalf or. tn . 'w. c A. Mr.
Honeyman will be preslilent of the T.
W. C. A. foe Oregon and Idaho.' Th
presidency .of th Portland association
will b. filled temporarily y - Mr.
Jam Falling, - -..t..:.-.-,--.-,-:.z
innuiinniiiiuiiiiiiiiiiniiiiniiiniiiiinii
Th Immadlat Process for th removal of wrinkles, smallpox pit, H
birthmarks, scars, superfluous hairs, etc Scientifically removed with B
out th use of surgery or electricity. H
Manicuring. Scalp, Faolal Treatment and Hair Dressing. B
Medicated Claypact, a complete facial treatment FREE. 5
ZA MORA CAUFfMAN I
snucAToivoois. B
MME. MADELINE, LINNWOOD g
Announcementtxtraordinary
LEONCAVALLO
WILL NOT APPEAR
SUNDAY NIGHT
. AT THE HUUC THKATUX
letpapr Pelarefl ghgagemeats Ftt get So!,
Bat Lsoacavsll and His rsaw OrcbsMM
WILL APPEAR
MONDAY AFTERNOON in "Zagg"
MONDAY NICHT in "PagBaccr
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eaa th asms tickets Meaday sfie-
Beats mem selling for ketb sfteraasai aad
evening.
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NOVEMBER 22, 23. 34.
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ROBERT EDESON
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Baker Theatre.
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We4erfal drama.
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YOUNG SILVERTONMAN
FINED FOR GAMBLING
"' (Special DIspstck t The, Josmal.) v
Sllvarton, lr.. Nov. 10. Claranc
Wright, th young man arrested last
week In company with William Hunter,
charged with gambling, haa been found
guilty and fined ISO and costs. When
Hunter haa hla trial th sam evidence
which convicted Wright will be Intro
duced against htm. '
Pasaona Oper, Company Op s.
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New Orleans), Nov. 20. Th famous
San Oarlo opera company opens lta
Amarlcan season at th j" ranch cper
hous in. thla city tonight. Madame
Lillian Nordlra, Madam Schumann
Hslnk. Alice Nielsen and Oluaepp Cam
panarl r Included In th company.
Their season will take them a far west
aa San Francisco, Portland, Vancouver
and Seattle, and place la .. eaatirn
Canada and New England also will be
Included la th general tour. -
UYRIC THEATRE
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"The Sign of jhe Four"
A BHBRLOCK HOUOg' BEIfSATIOBAA
1CBLODBAXA I.t 4 ACTS.
STAR THEATRE
Week ef IS. rvwe stat SeBC
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Sunday at S 80. frlcea. 10 aa4 Sue. I .err
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Besot-Ted seat tor all Daprfonaaaee by r"i.
Beat Weeb"Tn UTTU imnaTXA.-
He who loses money loseg
much. But he who loaea
sight loses tiL
Portland Optical Co.
-Ji n. DUB ACK. Optom trtar.T-
S70 Alder.' ' Paoa poin ISIS.
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Mam Via Kaad.
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HARRY UHLMAN.
Business Boomer, (ieneral AdvrtlMa
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