THE OREGON DAILY jOURNAli VbRTtANtC "FRIDAY EVfiMINd,r "SEPtfiUfBER' Sr, 180
ToiVn Topics
TOXIGUT'S AMUSEMENTS.
f Marquaj
ri,."Ia th Bishop's Carriage"
........ ....... . raunuaa,
' .."A Stranger In New York"
Kmplr.. .......... "For Mother Bake"
Grand k Vaudeville
Lyrlo iiruk Wayne"
Star "Tba King of the Derf
Oake . a W. P. Carllna
Baaeball.. Frlaco ra. Portland
- ' 14th and Vaughn
Chart H. Townnd. Harry It A tie
ana u. a. oaraani. cam Lai mtnrn 1100 .
I AAA -
At a meeting of tha flra commission
.Of tha executive 4oerd yeaterday aftar
noon Acting Flra Chief Laudenklo Waa
inairuciea i 100a up a alt ror an en
ginJhlW.tn th lnty of Fourteenth I
cnarring ' drunkenness and nonsup
port. Mrs. Kate Wood thla morning
iiiou in nm circuit court auit rnv a
dlroro from Oaorg Wood, , to whom
im wu mirnw in January, isoz.
Thraa coaches arrlvtna- Aver th rv w
A N. llnaa tomorrow morning will bring
50 soldier for Vancouver barrack and
io lor orc Levwion. Th troopa
from Columbua, Ohio, barrack. .
AT. THE THEATEES
For liquors phona tha Family Liqnor
mere. j. in. B.wiT, suooesaor to Caswell
Members of th Third Orgon in
fantry turnad out for ouartarlv Insneo-
tlon last nlsht bfora Qnral Charl S.,K,U" ""Vr ?ornr
F. Beb and ataft Mora than 400 aol- frfc2t,",-p"o. II.
Qiara tall In Una at hu. i ra.ll and lira-1
aantad a flna appearance in battle ar
ray. Colon! C E. McDonnel was In
command and Major. F. 8. Baker and
Major T. M. Dunbar commanded th
flrat and aecond battallona, respectively,
Th order of th vning waa a parade,
review, muaur .and Inspection, followed
uy regimental and battalion drill. Th
W spong and prea your clothe
and ahln your shoes, all for II peri
month. Main 114, A-4IU. Wagona run
evarywoer. uniqu .L snoring co,, IU
A' fancy teapot with a pound of lie
coffe Saturday only at Heine' tea
"little Johnny Jones" Sunday.
Joseph M. Qaltes wlU praaent Oaorg
M. Cohan' famoua muaioal play,' TJtUe
Johnny Jones," at th HeUlg theatre.
Fourteenth and Waahlngton street,
four nlahta. bearlnnlna- next Sunder.
September II. Advanoe aaat aale opened
wit a morning." -
Tonight and Tomorrow t Belli.
The attraction at tha Hall! a- thaatr.
Fourteenth and Waahlngton. atreeta, to
night and tomorrow nlaht will be the
enuhantlng and magnetic aotreaa. Mlaa
.lessie uuaiay in tti intereating drama,
"In th Blahop'a Carrlajr." BDeclai
pric mano tomorrow at I. II o wock.
New Opera Monday.
lariUna- will b tha change of bill
by tha Callfornlana nest Monday even
ing at uie Marquam. Thla la a etandard
opera which Portlandera have not aeon
In year, and to moat of the vouna-er
generation "Man tana - la unknown. Tney
will find It a aprla-htly. romantic atory
aoiqiara went through thr evolutlona ratorV T Third atrJetT la of iZl ?LJS?..tt'iu?- ff.!P:'?SS!;
wun preciaion ana eaorit and ware com-1 v,.,i - a "", wum
. . . - i aava aaaV4Uai UUU1 U un luuai Uin.ia.HL IiraVBTBl I an J Klaua
rumen tea upon tnir excellent anowingl r. ' l
by uenerai Bb.
P. 8. Hanaon, formerly In th engi
neering department of tha Southern Pa
olflo raU-way, baa been appointed onlef
engineer of th Mount Hood Railway A
Power company and haa aaaumed hla
Dew dutlea. He auocda J. E. Oardner,
who haa for three year been In reapon
aibla poaitlona in the engineering work
that haa been carried pn by electric
interurban roada In and about Portland.
Mr. Oardner haa beoome a member of
tha Weatern Contracting A Engineering
company, aaaociatea witn w. a. ttoott,
T. jLiMcDougall and C. H. Parker, in
th Commonwealth building.'
Ralph Hahn, Spokane representative
f, Wadhama A Co., waa badly Injured In
that city yeaterday afternoon by being
thrown from hla horee. Hia father,
Henry Hahn, prealdent of Wadhama A
Co., la awaiting further new today aa
to tne young man a injuria nerore leav
ing for Spokane. It waa feared that
the Injured man had auatalned concua
alon of th brain, aa the laat telegram
yeaterday afternoon aald that he had
not regained oonclouenaa an hour after
th accident occurred. Ralph Hahn haa
a. la(ge circle of frlenda In Portland,
who will be pained to hear of the accident.
Stubborn pa rente, who continue to over
feed helr chlK.-en with Impure, high
priced cow' milk, will find It expensive
and unprofitable. Aak your doctora If
the pure roaated grain, known aa Gol
den Grain Granules, can do any harm
if the children deslr to drink It. If
your own doctor tell you that It la bet
ter and aarer tnan riuk
Steamer Jesse Harkina. ' far Pimn.
Waahougal and ay landlnga, dally ex-
oepi nunaay, jeavea waanington atrt
aocx ii I s, m.
Special agency for Dueber-Hamndan
watchea. Goodman, til Morriaon etreet.
Between rirei ana rront.
Acme Oil Co. sell eafety coal oil and
nne gaaoiin. fhone cat 781; B-1007.
Woman'a Kzchang. ltt Tenth, etreet,
tuncn ii:v.io i; ouaines men luncn.
; Marquam Matinee. ,
Matinee opera patron can rest a
aured of a treat in "Fatlnttia" at tha
Marquam tomorrow.) The Callfornlana
have been appearing In thla maroh-
muaio opera an week with eminent suc
cess. Th principals have much to do,
and there la more work for the cherua
than In other opera In the repertoire of
the Callfornlana. .
Watch crystal, all klnde,
Ooodman'a, ill Morriaon.
lOo, at
Fine watch repairlna.
Morriaon.
Goodman, 111
Diamonds, Watch Beck', tOI Alder.
Dr. XL C Brown, JCya-Ear. Marquam.
D, Cbambera, optlolan. 119 Seventh.
i n i
Brgr signs 114 Tamhlll phone, x
Dr. Strowbrldge, Hamilton bldg.
Bark Tonlo for rhaumatiam.
"The Prince of Pflaen" Coming.
Henry W. Savaa' production of tha
beautiful musical comedy success, "Th
Prince of Pllsen." will be the attraction
at the Hellla theatre for three nla-hta.
bglnnlng next Thursday night, October
A special price matinee Saturday.
"A Stranger la New Tork."
Standing room at nearly every per
formance of the Baker company' "A
Stranger In New York" thla week haa
been at a premium. Every one like
theae clever piece that make people
laugh, and appeal to their mualcal
taste witn brlgnt, oatcny song special
tie. .
act la selected an merit and ! booked
in Chicago or New I era. -. - .
,r ' -7' 5 V
: mSUtm of Rnaala,w v s 7 .
, That aanaattonai melodrama ot which
aa muoh hag been heard. "Slav of
Russia,' haa been . secured ' for th
French atook company and will be-, pro
duced next week at the Star theatre.
Thla la It flrat presentation in Port
land and It will be found Unuaually in
teresting, paaf on aaoe. . j
Matlnea al the Star. '.
Tomorrow there wtlf be a matinee of
The King of tha Deaert" at th Star
theatre. The play 1 being presented
by the Frenca etock aompany and la a
great comedy drama, with Ita laugha
alternated witn exemng aituationa.
- Moat dlaflguring akin arnptlona, acrof
nla. clmplaa. raahea, etc., are due to im
pure blood. Burdock Blood Bitter I a
oleanalnar blood tonlo. Make yon clear-
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nap lis
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The eaeaiae tablet ttaaiaai O 0 0.
ears er yaer antf aeek.
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AXKUALSAU.TEN U I III 01 BOXES
OX SCHEDULE FIKST
MTbe Girl With the Green EyeaJ
Next week Portland theatre-goer will
htvi an nnnartnnttv tA aaa Plv. VltK'a
TIME IN TWO WEEKS I s'V Z:iorlL?r 7hi.nLri
if ItH .aajF a a w will W
preaented by tha Baker Stock company,
starting Sunday matinee. If your wife
or sweetneart la jeaioua ana anouid i
thla play.
Ill you then
buy a IK-cent package? Don't make It
too strong, a very little of It at a time
-will make a delightful, nourishing, system-building
drink for "young America."
Us a little condensed milk In It, th
Pioneer brand I beat. Everybody 1
talking about It.
At a meeting held Sunday the Rou
manian-American Aid society waa or
ganlied. Ita purposes are the moral
and educational upllftment of the Roumanian-Americana
In thia city, the as
sistance of the same In need and other
liberal and humanitarian purpose. The
board of the aoclety 1 composed as fol
low: President. A. Tertledove; vice
prealdcnt, M. Llebo; treasurer, A. Wein
berg; secretary, Harry Tanckwich;
board of trustees, J. Rlessburg, A. Feld-
eteln, David Stem, S. Lelbovlts and F.
Kaufman.
4 Northern Paclflo No. 1. dua at 4
4 7 o'clock, arrived on time.
4 Southern Pacific No. 1(, due e
4 at 1:1, arrived In twy sections e
on tlm and at :J0. e
4 Southern Pacinc No. II. dua at
11 :S0, arrived at 11:15. e
O. R. A N. No. S, due at 8 e
4 o'clock, arrived on time.
O. R. A N. No. S. due at :45. e
4 arrived at 1:46.
4 Aatorla A Columbia No. II,
4 due at 11:11, arrived on time.
Tha Northern Paclflo train
4 from th east wii on tlm thla 4
e morning for the first tlm in two 4
week. Th eatne held true of
th Spokane flyer on the O. R A e)
N. The eaatbound train from th
east over the O. R. A N. wa
4 late, aa usual.
Tor Mother'! Sake.
aweet. pretty play tailing
or New England horn lire.
atory
Such I th
Marie Heath melodrama, "For Mother'
Sake," which 1 pleasing Empire audi
ence all this week. Little Pearl Gold
lng, in Marie Heath's part, la a delight
fully clever aoubrette actress, and quick
ly wma ner auaienoe.
W guarantee every garment made by
n and we will cheerfully rectify any
error whereby we are at fault W us
the beat of lining, canvas, haircloth,
etc, and remember our price la only 125
for any ault In the house to order. NO
other Arm In tha city will do this. Our
aim la to please, and if honest quality of
material and workmanship will produce
that end we feel sure or your patron
age. Unique Tailoring Co., 109 Stark,
near Sixth.
The 5.000 brick business block
planned by Mr. Wilkinson for erection
at the Intersection of Cully avenue,
Sandy road and the Alameda, is well
under way. Mr. Wilkinson expects to
have the building ready for store this
fall, making the first mercantile estab
lishment In Roae City Park. It will be
two atorlea in height and 60 by 70 feet.
With room for three stores.
Water through hose for sprinkling
yard or ldewalk or washing porches
or windowa must be paid for In advance
and used only between the hour of 5
and S a. m. and 6 and n. m. It muat
not b uaed for sprinkling streets. If
used contrary to theae rulea, or waste
Xully, It will b ahut off.
Goodman's Saturday Special. 17-
Jewel Elgin, Waltham or Hampden ad-
Justed in 20-year, gold-filled, Boas,
Crown, Fayhea or Crescent case, duet-1
proof special $14.75. Every one fully
waranted at Goodman's, 211 Morriaon
etreet, between First and Front.
A pubfle reception - will be given by
the faculty and students of the Holmes
business couege in tne college room.
Washington and Tenth atreeta, Satur
day evening, September 28, from t to 10.
Every one Is invited.
Articles of incorporation of the Lum
bermen' Realty A Trust company were
filed in the office of the county clerk
this morning by Harold Strong. E. H.
Strong and George F. Brice. Capital
atock, $10."00. : . ; -
The Carlisle ' Timber company has
been Incorporated by H. M. Patton,
Frank A. Crane and 8. S. Pague, Arti
cle were filed in the- off tea of the
county clerk thia morning. Capital
iock, o,vvu.
I
More Pure Food Grocers
Have Their Say So.
W. J. Van Duesen. 808 Union avenue
We oertainly sell Golden Grain Granules.
wiuiam ueisner, s union avenue
It la now the talk of the town.
J. C. Hansen. 714 Union avenue: Sold
two packagea to one man from Van
couver, Washington, He came right in,
he must have heard of Golden Grain
Granule.
J. W. Broat (80 Union avenue: We
ue it in mv family. I Ilk It; it la th
beat to anna.
Has ft Foth, 528 Union avenue: W
ell it; Just got it in.
Ben Jack. S28 Russell etreet: It la
the very thing.
J. Wolfs. Sit Russell street: Chil
dren ahould all drink It It Is the pure
atuff. We all ought to uae It dally.
J. A. Eastes, 436 Union avenue: We
sell It all the time and It give entire
satisfaction.
R. A. Butler, 848 Union avenue: In
our store we atick It In tha window. No
other cereal coffee. 1 equal to Golden
Grain Granule.
Mr. Mann, the pioneer grocer. East
Portland, says: If it waa not the only
beet, I could not recommend It aa Buch.
H. W, Fisher, Sixteenth and Alberta
streets: This la a district where peo-
Sle desire the beat and Golden Grain
ranule fills the bill.
Haxelwood Meat A Grocery Co.. AI
berU. street: The neoole want It be
cause It la the best; th packagea con
tain full weight.
A. D. Wick, 918 Union avenue: W
ordered some more yesterdy from the
'To Pie at Dawn" Next Monday.
The attraction at the Lyric for next
week, commencing Monday night will
be To Die at Dawn tne tnrimng melo
dramatic success which will have it
flrat Portland performance on that oo-
casion. jcverywnere it naa been aeen
there haa been the moat favorable im
pression, and it la a foregone conclusion
that local theatre patrons will Indorse
the opinion held by the eastern cities
"Drusa Wayne" Proven Popular.
The most popular bill ever given at
th Lyric prove to be "Drua Wayne"
a offered by the Lyric atock company
this week with Maxlne Mllea In the title
role. It 1 a play that appeals bo strong
ly that theatregoers cannot help but
like it
"Uncle Joeh" Coming.
Not yet, but soon, will the favorite
old farmer. Uncle Josh, arrive at the
Empire, and proceed to get the smile
that won't come off. Next Sunday aft
ernoon thia well-known rural drama will
return for Ita regular annual visit to
the uptown home of the road ahowa.
The House of Hits.
The Grand has established It right
to be called the house of hits, for the
vaudeville acts at this theatr are never
filler nor thrown In for th sake of
making a poor program long. Every
HDL!
ACADEMY
PORTIANP ORE.
" A Boarding and Day
School for Young Men and
Boya.
Preparation for eol
legea, U. S. Military and
Naval Aaademiea. Ac
credited to Stanford,
Berkeley, Cornell, Any.
herst and all State Uni
versities and Agricultural
College. Manual train
ing. Bualness course.
The principal haa had 28
yearr experience In Port
land. Comfortable quar
ter Beat environmental
Make reservations now.
For Illustrated catalog
and other literature) ad
draaa J. W. BILL. U.D.,
Maolnal aa FiupilOata
SIGH HEADACHE
Pealtlvelyenraa f
theae JLltUa PUla,
Tlier ai relieve lus
tre from Dyspepsia, In-
dlnattoa and Too Hearty
Kau&aV A perfect rn
odytDcDttatneaaKaOSBa.
BrowalnaBa, Bad Taste
ta the Vouth, Coated
Tongue, Pain la tte aide.
TOWTD X2TZB. They
regulate the Bowels. Purely Veatabla.
SIUU.RU. SKILL COSE. SlUUfEXE.
nARTFR'Sl
wi it fave I
m
K.. I
CARTERS
STJlTTll
IIiver
Gnnma Must Bear
Fao-Similo SignaJur
REFUSE SUBSTITUTES.
lobber and it will be un tnrtav.
Epton Bros., 681 Union avenue: Our
trade demand tne best
N. L. Porn. 760 Union avenue: The
consumers get good value for the money
It saves 20 minute in the mominar.
W. A. Trite. 401 Mason street: One
hundred per cent pure, that is whar we
sell. The reputation of Golden Grain
Granules la fine.
W. S. Cutler Bon, 1009 Union av
enue: ' The people demanded It and wa
sell it. -
T. W. Sullivan. 1064 Union avenue:
We sell tio other cereal coffee than
Golden Grain Granules: the beat la
good enough. "
William Brown. 834 Alberta etreet:
This store la at end of Alberta street, but
even here the fame of the big packages
of the real thine- is tha go.
For further information
Ject, deposit 26 cents with
Order vour Sunday beer today. Hop
Gold is the best. Large bottles 81.85
per dosen, amall bottles 75 cents per
aosen; nnone main oiu or u-lis,
prompt delivery to any part of the city.
Judge Fraser in the circuit court thla
morning gave Judgment for 82,500 to
Alex McGlnnls and E. G. Reed from
D. E. Buchanan. The suit grew out of
the foreclosure of a mechanics' Hen.
' Articles of Incorporation of the Edith
Mining company were filed In the office
of the county clerk this morning- by
Information on the sub-
your a-rocer
ana be win ao tne rests;
F.W. Baltes
and Company
invite yonr
inquiries for
PRINTING
First and Oak
20 Years sin One Store.
Mr. Nath WoIj in talking w"lth a Jour
nal representative remarked that ha has
never changed the location of his Jew
elry establishment in all these years.
VI came here when Firat street was the
only business street lrf town," said Mr.
Wolff yesterday. "I have always done
a good business, my trade haa Increaaed
from vear to year, so I have been sat I tu
fted to remain here instead of moving
uptown, which was done by many of the
old-time First street merchant. First
street is and always will be a substan
tial business street and today is more
Frosperous than ever, so I think my
riends will find me at 165 First street,
between Morrison and Tamhlll, for some
time to come.
CLARENCE DARBOW TO
BE IN PORTLAND SOON
Clarence S. Darrow, the noted Chicago
lawyer, who conducted the defense in
the trial of Haywood for the murder of
ex-Governor 8teunenberg, at Boise laat
summer, Is evidently expected In port-land.-
Telex-rams have been received at
: the Portland- hotel addresaed to the fa
mous labor lawyer, ana it is oenevea ne
will arrive in the Rose City today or to
morrow, r
Darrow was expected in Portland on
tabor day, and Mrs. Darrow . came to
Portland to meet her husband, but he
1 was forced to remain at Spokane, where
he haa been aince tne clone or tne Boise
trial with the exception of a few weeks
In Chicago. -It is believed Darrow Is
?n his way to San Francisco,' where he
s expected to gather much - evidence:
favorable to th defense In the future
murder trials. , . t . . . ,-
'" 1 s
... '-. : ? Due to Mr. Parker. -
,; ' From' the Fort "Plain Standard. "
Th New York World has demonstrate
ed that Roosevelt should st least have
the decency to -' take Judge Parker's
name from that famous list af
issuiniBiraESaHraxsEEsn
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The Greatest Foel-Saver
Burns Its Own Smoke
Consumes Its Own Gas
21 "HOWARD"
There Are More of the
J. J. KADDERLY
g 130 FIRST STREET, NEXT TO 0. W. P. WAITING R00B1S
Hi
BBaSaataSaBaKKaSKaWM
NIGHT SCHOOL
In session every night Tuition 6 months, $25.00; 12 months, $40.00.
Etch teacher a specialist; all branches taught.
ELKS' BUILDING..
BUSINESS COLLEGE.
El
IIS
BATH POWDER . 1 RICE POWDER
A Perfumed Luxury foe the Bath. I Best To3et powder. AriepdcaSr
oonens rtara water, uetter i pure, Ke&eves tunDum and
than Perfume, 25 bubt.
AT AIL STORES
VA CAN ; Ns tm MOLED BY V.
- IF YOU WANT TO SEE THE NEWEST IN WEAR
. , INQ APPAREL , VISIT, THE STYLE STORE '
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V i.-t .fW CliSin Maaanl . w
s- isksi as) W V J
COMPLETE AND ADEQUATE
Is our showing of Men's and Boys' Fall and Winter
Apparel. It represents the choicest and most ap
proved styles, fabrics and colors introduced by the
trinity of America's most prominent makers The
STEIN-BLOCH, the SCHLOSS BROS, and the
BRADBURY SYSTEM Every SUIT, TOP
COAT, OVERCOAT and CRAVENETTE pos
sesses those meritorious features which appeal to
taste, refinement and economy. From $15 to $40.
CREDIT AS A CONVENIENCE
We privilege you to select your fall and winter
outfit now, wear it, and pay later on in small weekly
or monthly payments to suit your convenience.
Under these conditions you do not have to wait.
Replenish your wardrobe now, when you need
pay when you can.
EASTERN OUTFITTING CO.
Cor. Washington and Tenth
Tie tier UTiere
Teas Credit Is Oo4
A Diamond
Investment
Is always safe and profitable. .Dia
monds never depreciate in value, but
on the contrary prices are advancing.
I have an extremely fine line of gems
at prices that cannot be duplicated.
1 v
DIAMOND RINGS . $3.50 and Up
DIAMOND BROOCHES $10 and Up
DIAMOND LOCKETS . $5 and Up
DIAMOND EAR SCREWS $10 and Up
DIAMOND STUDS . $6.50 and Up
For the past 20 years this house has J
always been known for square dealing.
NATH WOLFF -M
(nor Tawurxxnra oolutiduIi bajtk)
165 First Street, near Morrison
MAIL ORDERS GIVEN PROMPT ATTENTION
FIRST ANNUAL HORSE SHOW
Sale of Boxes Opens Tuesday,
October 1, 1907
The shew will b given November 7, 8 and 9, 1907. at the Oriental
building, Lewis and Clark Fair Grounds, and will be the greatest
event of its kind in the history of the west Attractive programs day
and evening. Boxes seat 10 persons comfortably. Price, for the
season, $100. Applications will be numbered in the order received,
carrying preference as to location. Address, with remittances,
PORTLAND HUNT CLUB
229 LUMBER EXCHANGE BLDG., PORTLAND, OREGON
91
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vvlaMntoa KEIUG TliEATkE
- TealfaL SnS elee. -Continue
Kvery Night Thla Wk. Spe
cial Price Matinee Patiir1T.
. 1 ' atzss jaaara atiauT, "
; la the Intenaelv Inleresllns Irm,
' "nr raa siakora oajuuaoa."
Evaalaa. f 1J0 19 lac. MaUnee, tl ta II.
Mt d ttcitir vsiasrne
Waaalaatoa UUUU II1U11IO. W.la I
BEOINS 8 U NX) AT NIOHT. SCPT. Is.
CooUnuea Monday, Tu4ar, W'edneeda
' night. v -
, .Th MusU)al-Come4y Flar .
- LITTLE JOHNNY JONES
Catchy Maale. Pretty Olrla. Pua QeJer.
Prlo, l to lio eeets new aelllnc.
MARQUAM GRAND
(Phone Main .) " '
Tonight and Remainder of Wk. .
Mattne Saturday, ,
HA'I INlTZA. !
Don't mlaa thla Deautlful opera. Bea
tiful atage aettlng. Blaborat eo
turn. Full of nne ong and entranc
ing muslo.
Brenlng I5o, loo, Tlo. Matinees llo, lOe.
BAKU. THCATRE
Geo. L.
raoma aula
Baker. Msnaser.
aii rnis wk, uar
t Btork Co. In HrV 1
-a aTBAwoxa tit mr
tosx."
Muale. Mirth, Merriment.
Matinee Saturday, l(a 16. .
Evening price, tte, I So.
inc. Next week. Th OUI
Wit iha Oreaa By."
UMPIRQ TtlBATRQ s. t
Oeo. U Baker, Mm. Phene Main tlT,,
Eastern Road Attraction Only.
TONIGHT, ALL WEEK. MATIN&XS
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
Th Uttl eunbasm. 9tl OeUUaff, ta
"ros MOTataaa uaxm."
Beautiful Rural Melodraaa af NW -England.
Nlrht. Ifte. 0. a On. S0: Mat. lee. 10.
Nt attraction. "Unci Josh Perkla.
The STAR mm
Weak f St BL 1SOT Bw. A, lS
Continued Success of tne
R. E. FRENCH STOCK CO,
All thla week presenting
txm Mima or rk uigsaT
Matinee Sundays, Tuesday. Thvrs
daya and Saturdaya at 1:10; prlo 10s
and too. Ererr evening at 1:11; prices
10c. IS an4 Its, Rmd eeaia by
both phone. , .
X5hQ GRAND TISSi
All Thla Week, th Headline Act.
OXAB. M. BOTU, I.IXI.T BBOBOB,
SAaar oaoaweji.
The Sure-Fir Comedy Ac tor a
Plenty of ether big acta. ,
Three performance dally at 1:10,
7:10 and 1:1: price matinee. I0e;
evenings and Sunday matlneea, 10c, too
and box seats 10a
lyric theatre:
Both Phoaaai BUla 4SS, XossS A-109S,
Week commencing Monday, Sept. II.
THE LYRIC STOCK COMPANY IN
"DaUSA WATam."
Matlneea Tuesday, Thursday. Satur
day and Sunday. Prices 10c and 10a.
Every evening at 1:11. Price io. to
and tOc Boxes tfto. Offloa open II a,
m. to 10 p. m. '
BASEBALL,
RECREATION PARK
Corner Vaughn and Twtnty-fonrth
SAN FRANCISCO
vi. PORTLAND
September 24, 25, 20, 27. 28, 29.
Gams Called at 3:00 p. m. Daily, i
Game Called at 2.-00 p. m. Sundays.
Double Header Sunday.
LADIES' DAY FRIDAY
ADMISSION 25c
Grandstand 25c Children 10c
Tl.a m-A I11 '
, I" 1:10 o'clock dally, excepting "V
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, S Ceaoeres Afteraoea aa4 Bva I
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Chiaffarelli's Band 1 1
Six Soloists., , I
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Beautiful Souvenir Presents
for faooy and beat waltserg
. la tha
'. BABOB BATYUOK.
Btaslo by Brasp's Blf Orcaaatra
Coming Free ourenir night
. at the Bleating Rink. Watch
' for announcement. It will
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TBXBO AJTB COVOU 8TBXXTS.
Oven evenlna until I and Sunday
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