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Newspaper Page TextTHE OREGON SUNDAY ' JOURNAL, PORTL AND, SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 1, 1907. 14 Marks of Silverfon's Progress ;v? v' i 1 . -. is i v r: .vs. .p Pif& ,;- Sllverton'a New High School Building. ( UH nil 'Hi.i.nyyuM; niiinwij.y mil , n l il i .1)1. iT ,,, .,) ......... 1. sVVf-;- Yt;'ff'?TT. :i ,1 . H 4i"' at BAICKOAD CAN JUST ' HAVE ITS OLD TOWN Or It Sew Town, Rather, for tho IVople of Ferdinand Koyrott Stennonbcrg. Mammoth New Sawmill Silveiton. Sllvcrtrvn. f)r . Nov. jn T1ip Sllvrr tr'ti Nnnilfr iiirnpiiny'ii nfw mill, with tin' 15 iniliB of r'lllrimil Into the rnm I'liny h tlmli'T l:ui(j on thr Ahliiua rlir, 1? lu.w nearly nni fili'tiMl in t'vory riKpict. Tl f nj.il" Initlillnir of tin- mill in I x 'J 2 fiM-t. The mill has h capac ttv of 126.000 feit pur 10 hmir. nd IP in It ronipli-mi'nt of mfn. The Htlvi-rton I.IkM h''H'I hullillnn. the irl,li of t)n tnwn. If "x72 trvt. two lories find luiNi-inpnt. It ntitl!in nx rooms ami liln.irv. n rirl tins a Boatlntf mpjrlty of .i imi 11m. TIip in lliiliiK him all tli ni Mltrn linfirovcnients, anil cost pr'i "x ima t "i v i;r..ioo. 8K AHEAD OF EIIISU Ainorican Duchess Says New Yorker-? Exceed London ers in Care of Door. (TTturot Nw hj Ixmxrit Isil Wlr. ) New York, Nov. 30. -The DucIipss of Warlli'.ronKh rot urn ed to KiikIuihI today on the Maurctunlii after an extended visit to New York with hor mother, Mrs. O 11. 1'. Id lmont. .Mrs. lklmont Bii.i Mr. l!i lmont m nl t'i lh" ('iinanl line lm-r .lh I r to .sei hei oft. No (BpvrUI PIPtcb tu Th Junrntl.) Lewliton, Ida., Nov. 80 With th railroad lunn than 15 mllea distant, and Lawyer'! canyon the only barrier to prevent an early consummation of the hopea of the prairie resldentp, the towns of Hteunenberg and Ferdinand stand face to fare with a war Imminent ut nny momuiit. Llko Volhner und Ilo, relation are atralned because tho new rallnmd haa een fit to try to exterminate tho old towna and create new onrH. The Northern Tnclllc aurvry for tho (IranKe ville extension misses PYrdlnnnd less than hulf a inUe, and as it Is a falily level country, realdems of t li" old town assert the toad could li.tvo ptnued dl- rocljy through without heavy cost 'tna rallrouu neleetcd a lownsito op posite till! town of I'i'iiliii.iii.l mid named it htmnennerg. 1 hen they in vited the merchants to move, Iiuk and baKKaice, to the inrunt rival or the old vlllaifH, otTerlnK lis ItnlurcmcntM flee htillding sites and all moving expenses paid. Mrrrms iookpo nt ine wsr itwopn Vollmer and Ilo and s:m tin- old town S)rliilln(i 'clurnnil y aihr the iailin.nl. and then they wavered. M.:ne -.vi-Iiiiik to accept the terms ol the lorporntion which had disturb) d tin; i r amj'i il! Ily or the prairie. Most of business men iee.!e, to "stand pat," but the lam I j . t i i l .r felt tha. he should Krt :n-r st.i tlon, so he movd Ills hnil.l.nh' I i a choice lot In HtciiriPiihi tk llut another liotrl Is now h ln built In the old town, nnd the meii IihoIm as sert It Will ftct tlinst of V.i. liliKllM'Ss. I One I'inely store eonsi n n . v t j , n i. isl- j neps hioek In hteuni-nh.-i , ulnh- all of' the Old More are iloin a In.ny busi ncss tit Kenllniind. A Qiicoti's '-tl I ii k !!). BESSIE CUE IS DISCOVERED Little Girl Is Sent Away by Mother Who Says She Does Not Want Her. I NOW 0 SALE AT I Talking Machine Headquarters (Unltrd PreM Irfia Wlr. Seattle, Nov. 30 There are few stor ies that compare In human Interest. In chlldlth ptivatlon and lack of parental love to the experiences of little Iieasle t'headle, the 12-year-oM daughter of E. H. Cheadle, 1110 '.I'wcntj fourth ave nue., who has at hint been located through the efforts of Officer Vaupell of the numane society. K nt away from In r home In I.ns An gles on a throe-day Jouri.cy to Seattle with a llttlu paper bat: of food nnd 30 cents in money, with the last words of her mother "I lio.-m I shall never see you ar.uln" rlnKliiK In hi r -.v h she came on her Journey north, friendless atid alone, to fall Into the hands of an aed couple who mud" every effort to make her break the silence that MViled her lips, bur could leiwn nothing from I, r nuiM u lien In her .In ams she heiiiie'l nlti nihlv not to be beaten, haying -'I k will ;i. I will K1' The House ol Ilighest Quality Biggest, Busiest and Best ptosorel i A ! I AH the lew December Records ) I I We are not merely agents for one make, but carry them ALLboth ma chines and records thus giving our customers an opportunity for com parison and selection not possible in any other Portland establishment. Krom Tit hits The wedding dr. ss of I p . bv Queen Alexandra mi t!. her marrlnse 44 cus aco ,,n,) rhe won 1h hearts of ie, f,,i Jects. Is still very carefully pn her majesty. This dre-s v is i conipliment to yueen i. tniia. ways had a love in' Hl.ie i n ivi.! n vna. of i u hi. h re si.b- V-i d hv In al- She was rlaied on the train by her. mother. On divorced wife i f Mr Ch-a- die on October :i' and arrived in this1 city about Novei-iber 2 ut the .are of I .Mr and Mrs. A M. ini!-M. a childless collide living near Illllman -it; who I ! ... I discovered the chl'll's pliKllt h!lc( coielii throuwh 'regmi The little clrl Um-w that her father was to be at the station fui her but begged to be taken awav y her new irlenils us sle thought she would onlv b beaten by th new parcnis In m Mm old not know, officer ";. u-l I found In r nt the yilhell lioine this inonlci; snd I114S b't Instructions that tin- c;,iM hn ,,. Ought to .lllihre Krater's i.ent t riblUV. Wheje ll U.'it..n ol ' I ' I CUS tody will be Iinallv ii.lctuiin.it Th trde union of garment workers aid tie masters -ipplotiig tiad. union labor In I'nglaini have favoiablv cm sld, red the suggestion to tight th sweating system tiy a uu. n label to b affixed 10 all garments not made In sweat shops. LIorOK MKX ISSFE A ITO'LAMATIOX; Prescut Statistics in Support of Tln-lr Contention Tlmt th) City Xcods Tliclr Monoy, metnuer of 1 lie aii.liiblll present, but Home of her In so. li ly called upon In 1 family wua old lrlendi Just beforu soi let y she tai.eJ. The li vhcKK wi re a long fur coat a. torbau tlJinmexi with fui. Shu 00 ;pies s-iiti" n-sJT on the prutnon.nb ;-,'deck lit' I was unattended ave tiy i.ne muni. She said she had a Pio;t enjoy able time duiinj; In-i visit to Inr old home. . ie; in ter nk. d her what ob ject nhe had in her trip-, of mvi st igatlon to the Tombs and Kills island. "I am deeply interested 111 settlement Tvorlt in I.ond. t; and in fc)ngland gener ally." si... replied. 'Of eourse my Interest extend to the general lomlitii'ii of the poor nnd unfor tuiiut While h' le I determined to look into matters In which 1 felt an Interest and for tltst reason made the Investiga tion you speilk of. 1 find that New Turk is suiprlsiiily better than Lon don v.l th rested to the position and (fan of the unfortunate." "It has been icported that you would return to New l.o.i to attend the wed ding of Miss tlla.ly.; Vanderbllt and Count Szechcuyl," said the reporter. "TM a is ti.it true," she answered with laugh. "1 ik 101 even Know when the Wedding wiirbe." TTu- duchess explained that she was hufrying back to Knglan, to visit her children. The Knglisli courts, when shu was divorced from the duke, her hus band, stipulated that she should have tlia children part of the time and the Biree the remainder of the time The dtichess explained that the children would soon be with her again and she was anxious to get to England for that rcuson. SEATTLE THEATRES WILL IJEMAIX 0PEX (Unltd Preu benicd Wire.) Seattle, Wash.. Nov. 30. Believing that U Is not tho desire of either the community as a whole or the officers representing It, that the. theatres of the city Ire actually closed On Hundav. all or practically all of Seattle's playhouses an.l places or amusement will bo open tomorrow. The order of Mayor Moore that the ijBiiniiuy i'iuMiii( i.iw nu enioreeu nnu me r. , I I " . . ' " ' " ,..e, , 11151 Ul rUlUB Wnp(enstein to his captains, make It certain that the managers who keep their theatres open tomorrow will be plneod under nrrest. After si fonfereneA hptween t' am theso managers decided to suffer arrest? In order to determine what tha course of Prosecuting Attorney MacKintosh and the courts xvyi bo before nny fur ther legal measures will be takoa (Special Iiivttrb to Tt Journal.) Oregon City. Nov. 30. While the ad vocates of the proposed exciue law havo been working earnestly and constantly, the other side has not been Inactive. This morning u circular, under the cap tion, "A Plain Talk to the Voters of Oregon City, " was mailed to every voter in the city, winch Is, in part, as follows: "Every man should know what the excise law Is be fine he votes in favor 1 of Its adoption. It means practically; prohibition In the sense that laws pro- j hibiting the sale don't prohibit the 1U j legal sale and use. It also means that the law would red'i"e the numhir of n- ! loons 10 .hue or lour. i.tiJ ! :: a year or. J"! two none al all. Tho advocates of the, measure say that if It carries wa will ! have locnl option lii less than two years. 1 1 he principal iiinMnm is. can we spare the revenue that the s.ilpor.s now pay Into the city treasury annually and which is necessary to carry on our city government'.' Wo must figure tiist. "We have about JliHi.oOn of outstand ing indebtedness, and the interest which i we must pay eatli year thereon amount to over Jj.OuO. "The building of crosswalks, cleaning and repairing streets, material for sur face repair, building culverts, building bridges and material, and, In fact, nil nocessary expenses connected therewith, cost the illy in lliOG the sum of $7,413. and the "account this year will be greater on Account of the Improvement to Main street, but in order to be within the limit we will tall it J7.000. "The lights for the city will cost us K'04 per month, but we will call that jl'uo per month, or $i,;i()0 per annum. "The. police department acta as lire watchmen und police officers as well. and they cost the city J.VU'O per annum. "other city officers who draw sala-i rles, jail account, insurance on ettyj property, printing nnd stationery, taxes, etc.. cont the city JI.mmJ pir annum. The report of the city officers tiled with the finance committee on January 1. 1U07,! show a great many more necessary ex-! petises than we have set out above. Now 110 sane man will find fault with tho expenses set out above, and can truth-j fully say they are wrong, (in ask the; city council. Cull for the report und sen for yourself. ".Now figure for yourself: Interest on city debt, 55.000: city street and road account, S4.000; city lights, $.400; po lice und watchmen, JJ..SO0; other sala ries. Jail account. Insurance, printing, stationery, taxes, etc., J 1,800; total, 000." The SEST SHOE; Evcrv slioc store in town lias the best shoes; ask Yin and they'll tell yon so. Wc have they Ye the Sclz Royal Blue. Atvl if you'll wear one pair of Selz Royal Blue at $3.50, $4.00 or $5.00 we'll leave it to your judgment to say whether you ever hail any slices as pood. These shoes are pood enouph for the maker to puar.intec your satisfaction; and we'll make that puar antce pood. Best OAK SOLE LEATHER used in all our Shoes GOOD EYE SIGHT Very few people after they reach the age of 25 have perfect vision. The re lief that one gets ufter bis eyes have been afflicted by putting on a pair of correctly fitted lenses la satisfying. All the nervous and dizzy sensations leave you. Come and. be tested. J. D. Duback FS0rE3SX0AI OPTICIAJT. 173 Fourth SL, Y. SI. C. A. BIdg, BUSTER BKOWX BREAD. Already a Phenomenal Demand for This Fartlcnlar fcrand. The comment made by the liutter Nut Bread company regarding their new brand of bread, known as "J'.uster Brown Bread" . as attracted much at tention and reminded hundreds of peo ple who already had heard of this cele brated bread that it might be had in Portland. The "Butter Nut Bread company" has always b"en alert to secure tho very best product for its customers. This led them in the first place to secure the exclusive right to make "Butter Nut" bread. The sales ran rigat up into tho thousands of loaves, tho consump tion doubling and tbrlbllng In a very short time. The demand for "Butter Nut" bread has kept growing steadily month by month. It la welcome news to the public that this great bread l.aklng establishment has secured the exclusive right for "Buster Brown Bread," 10 well that favorably known throughout toe east It- Is fortunate for tho "Butter Nut bread concern that their new bakery at l'irst and Columbia streets was com pleted and readv n every respef:t In time to handle the alraIy phenomenal demand for "Buster Brown" bread. I.Ike the "Butter Nut" bread no loaf is genuine unless it bears' the label on the loaf. An undoubted testimonial In favor of "Butter Nut" bread has been the wholesale Imitation on the part of a great many ,akerics that has been go ing on. The only protection for a cus tomer Is to bear in mind that every "Butter Nut" or "Bus er Brown" loaf has As own distinct label. i i I ! I 10-Inch Disc Records. PRINCE'S MILITARY BAND 3733 Powhattan'a I laughter March Houhs, 3723 Two LlttU Tot-P. Hen- neburg. BANDA ESPANOLA Kasor O. A. Frinca, Director. 6764 I. a Rubin (Tango i rlullo) ilamon Coll. WHISTLING SOLO My Edward Abies, Aooompanlad by Prince Military Band. 379480 Long Joe MHlley; Intro ducing "Ho Long Joe." "Hand some. "Brave Life Saver." "Imutohlnnd.' "I'd Bather Two Ptep Than Walts. Hill" and "The Ulrl That Threw Me Down." VOCAL QUARTETS MALE VOICES By tha Koval Greek QnarUt, acoomst ( 811 ng In (irei Piano (8 3735 The VOCAL coompanlment. k 1 May Song Coklnoa. TRIO MIXED VOICES Br Metropolitan Trio. 373ft Knocking. Knocking, Who Is There? -Boot. BARITONE AND TENOR DUETS By Collins and Harlan. Orchestra Acoompanlment. 3787 I'm h Itunning After Nancy I lave Heed. By Stanley and Burr. Orchestra Accompaniment. 3728 The Flowers Outside the Cafe A. Solman. The New 1 a. The New Edison December Records i for December 12-Inch Disc Records. BANDA ESPANOLA Btnor C. A. Prince, Elrector. 6733 ovcit'ire, "Bather of 8v- v ill 6735 Q "itlgol. t llosslnl. irtet from the opera Ver 11. PRINCE'S ORCHESTRA DANCE MUSIC 33103 M I!".' two-stp. Introduc ing "Vim Splash M-i nnd I'll Splash Y..u" and "Vsnkee Ilnse "--ATtang.'d by B. I,. Halle. SOPRANO AND TENOR DUET Br Ada Jones nnd Billy Murray. Orclieitr Accompaniment. S73D I C. nni 1.. a. n to Eove You h.-ti Vnu Sriiln. Smile, 8mll ( f oin it. . 1 iii im ' "l ri Pana ma 1 M .1 a i lol 1 man. VOCAL SOLOS IN ENGLISH By Arthur Collins, Barltoa. Orclii'itra Accoinpanunant. 3730 I .J..-I ' .it Keep My Feet Still W i n the Band He,jlnB to PI ' v I M ' 'i By rranr C. tftaclty, Barltoa. Orchestra Accompaniment. 3731 i. doll., 1 l.u.u Song Ctro P'.mo.i' 3731 u.l I.,-, 1 r Sine t Favorite fteot. h Italia. 1 1 733 V.e: Mil. I i) llobyn. It Billy Murray, Tenor. Orchestra Acconipnnlment. 3733 'I wo 1:1 1- llv. s - Thed. Mors. VAUDEVILLE SPECIAL TIES By Ada J.nti aud In Spencer. Orchestra Accuiupcnizieat- 3734 Hi. no ho :.,h ai d Ills Lit tle ) ' he ' nn I ,. n S pern er. By Iter Porter. Orchestra Accompaniment. 3735 Flanagan at the Tallor'i Htevo porti r TALKING RECORDS By ten Spencer and Qllberl Qlrard. 3736 The Vagabonds (Hogeranil Il I)cMcrlpiive) Trow bridge, UNCLE JOSH WEATHERS BVS LAUGHING STORIES By Cal Stewart. 3737 t'n'le Josh Oets a letter from Home -t'al Stewart. 3738 t'nele Josh Pinys Banta Claus Cal titewart. 0698 Waltz from Romeo and Juliet (Oounud) Ldlson Con cert Band. 9699 111 Be Waiting. Dearie, When You Come Back Home ( Haven Heed Miller. 9700 In Monkey Ijind (Morse) Collins & Harlan. 9701 The Merry Widow Walts tl.ebari IJulson Symphony Or chestra. 9702 Some Hay When Dreams Come Truo (Staatsi Irving Gillttt. 9703 Ring Out the Bells for Christmas ( Willl.ims-F.eke) Edison Concert Band. 9704 Flanagan's Troubles With His Tailor (Original) Steve Porter. 9705 Honey Boy Medley (Origi nal) Albert Benzler. 9706 Wouldn't You I.Ike to Have Me for a Sweetheart? (Bobyn) Ada Jones. 9707 Three Itubes Seeing New York (Original) Edison Vaude ville Co. 9721 Old Faithful March (Holi mann) Edison Military Band. fZnji CJiloTTifuWwtocnrff 4 4 Perishing Harrison. (Brockman) J i i The New Victor December Records ) 9720 Broncho Bob nnd Ills Llt- tlo Ciieyenne (Original) Ada Jones and Ben Spencer. 9708 I Get Mppy When I Do That Two-Step Dnnce (Fltz glbbonl Arthur Collins. 9709 Pretty Black-Eyed Susan f ImIisoq Military J 1 Sel tzcr ) Band. 9710 Won't Tou Waits "Homi Sweet Home" With Me for Old Times' Sake? (Ingraham) Byron O. Harlan. 9711 Rescue the ( Ooane ) Anthony & 9712 Marlanlna Jas. Brockman. 6713 Florida Rag (Lowry) Vaas U. Ossman. 9714 Make a i.ot of Nolsa (Co- hanj Billy Murray. 9715 Old Dog Sport (Original) Ben Spencer i 'Gilbert Glrard. 6716 Two Blue Kyes (Morse) Helnald Wtrrenrath. 9717 Love's Confession (Klem meri Kdlson Symphony Or chestra. 9718 When the 8heep Are In tha Fold. Jennie. Dear (Helf) Manuel Romaln. 719 So. tagu) What's tha UseT (Mon Bob Roberta. Eilcrs New Talking Machine Audience Rooms Are sound-proof, cozy, handsome; make record-choosing easy and pleasant. Itta.O.S.r'AT.Or.. Eilers Small Pay ment Plan Makes Purchasing Easy Anyone may own a Una Talking? Machine Outfit and hardly notice the cost. SEVENTH AND WASHINGTON STREETS "If Its Shoes, It's Rosenthal's" The Rift In the Cloud. It was toward the end of the noon hour, and one of the clerks stopped to chat with the telephone operator before going back to his ledgers. "Have you notioed," ho inquired, "how the prlca of everything Is going up now adays ?" "Have I!" sympathized the girl at the switchboard. "Terrible, Isn't It? Now they have even raised the price of milk. Next thing we'll have to pay a dime to ride on the streetcars." The wglrl sighed with apprehension. "Well.'' she sakl. "It's dreadful, but as long aa chewing gum remains the earn I suppose I can exist!" v MONDAY J special m 8 waiTnTiBgaa t t I t t I . . . . Presa . Pres.i Verdi Cr?mleux . Kremer Only for f Arthur Pryor's Band. Victorious Fugle March. 10-ln. (527fi) Rosey "Siirlng Chicken" Melodies, 10-ln. (5232) Carle Variations from Ballet Symphonlrjue, 12-ln (HlfiSJi Chamlnade Southern Roses Waltz, 10-ln. (B2Tfi) Strauss Southern Roses Waltz, 12-ln. (SlCiil) Strauss German Cavalry Band. Prayer After Tattoo. 10-in. (52ii) Police Band of Mexico City. ellno M Presa, Director. "Fourth Power" March, 10-in. (5273 1 Cascade of Roses Waltz. 12-ln. (31G78) Al.la Fantasia. 12 in. (5lt;7!)) Love's Departure Waltz. 12-ln. (316S0) , Bell Solo by Chris Chapman Southern Gltl Cavotte 10-ln. (G277) Victor Drum, Fife and Bugle Corps. American History March, 10-ln. (5259) Rogers Tenor Solos by Harry Macdonough. My Pear. 10-ln. f."i2P3) Krnest Ball Holy Night, 10-ln. 1 5279) Adam Tenor Solo by William T. Evans. Love Me and the World Is Mine, 10-in. o",2yii Ball Tenor Solos by Frederick C. Freemantel. Shall Y'ou? Shall I? 10-in. (3261) Molranahan Songs by Billy Murray. Way Down In Colon Town, 10-ln. (5294) Hoffman Always Leave Them Laughing When Y'ou Say Goodbye. 10-ln. (629iil , Cohan Comic Song by Clarice Vance. Handle Me With Care, 10-ln, (S278) Schwartz Comic Song by Vesta Victoria. He Calls Me Ills Own Grace Darling, 10-ln. (5250) Lawrence-Glfford Coon Song by Eddie Morton. Just a Friend of the Family. 10-in. (5281) SmlUx Yodel Song by George P. Watson. Santa Clnus Sorg. 10-in. (5280) Songs by Arthur Collins. Dixie Dar. (from "The Gay White Way"), 10-ln. (52Sj) Furth Every L!!il Bit, Added to What You've Got. Makes Just a Little Bit More, 10-ln. (0295) Dillon Bros Duet by Collins and Harlan. Who Do Y'ou Love? 10-ln. (528S) Cole-Johnson Yankee Talk by Cal. Stewart. Uncle Josh at the Dentist's, 10-ln. (5282) Recitation by Len Spencer with Imitations by Gilbert Girard. Roger and I (The Vagabonds). 10-ln. (52S4) .Trowbridge Laughing Specialty by Henry Klauser. Laughing Specialty, 10-in. (02004) Male Quartet by the Hayden Quartet. The Water-mil!. 10-in. (5283.1 ...Macy Descriptive Specialty by Miss Jones and Mr. Spencer. Broncho Bob and His Little Cheyenne, ' 10-ln. (62S6) Spencer INBW RED SEAL RECORDS MONDAY $2.49 MONDAY A SILK PAON VELVET HAT yrTTB. A DOUBLE X.AB.OS BOW OF SILK ACSOSS FSOZTT. MONDAY OINLV In the following colors:. BLACK, BBOW2T, WAVT,, LEATBTEB, and OAS NET, a grand special to be found at the only- complete Millinery House In Portland. WONDER MILLINERY COMPANY XOSBXSOBL A NO FIB8I STREETS. LAJtOEST HnLLITEKT HOTTSB OB" THE COAST.' I 1 e i If : I 1 i Marcella Sembrich, Soprano. 13-inch size with orchestra. S3.00 each. The I.nss With the lelicate Air o.St'96) Dr. A me Barhierc Cna voce poeo t'a (8S0'j7) Bossinl Halkn Polish Smiff iVSlOl) Moiiltni-.ka Lovo Me Mazurka (SScjJ) Chopin Ellen Beach Yaw, Soprano. 10-lnch size, with orchestra $1.00 la English. Swiss Lciio Song it, iu7i F.ckert 12-lnch size, with orchestra 3L50 In Trench. Lakme -Ou va la Jeune Hindou (Bell Song) (71000 ( Dellbes II He Pastore Aria ( 74091 ) Mozart Marriage of Jeannette Nightingale's Song (74092) Massenet The House of Highest Quality Jtipaiitn of piemoralietbiHtr Marcella Sembrich and Emilio de Gogorza. la-lnch size, with orchsitra 4. CO. Hamlet Doute de la Miere ($9010) Thomas Ernestine Schumann-Heink, Contralto. 13-inch size, with orchestra $3.00 'each In Trench. Prnphete Priaon Scene Part I (88091 Meyerbeer Prophetc Prison Scene Purt II (88095) ...Meyerbeer Evan Williams, Tenor. 10-lnoh else, with orchestra 31,00. A Dream (64078) . Bartlett 12-inch size, with orchestra; $1,50 each. "Love Abiding (74089) Jordan Elijah If Wltlf All Your Hearts (74088) . .Mendelssohn Biggest, Busiest and Best of All Leading Pacific Coast Piano, Organ, Violin, and Talking Machine Dialers j 353 Washington Street, Corner of Park I STORES EVERYWHERE CALIFORNIA TO ALASKA r ; j asss ,.. . , f ' ' : , '