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Newspaper Page TextTHE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL; PORTLAND. MONDAY EVENING, JANUARY IS 1003 ' .arm :l Town Tri nira mm .'...-. I 1 DEATH 0UERT1CCES 11 r a i r 1 1 r 1 1 1 n i n n f II I! f -- -"- mi - in 11 ' 1 hfll I Ill-Ill 111111' I HI I III UL UlliUl I ' Jaareen.- Features of ths evening were especially those who lose their war bV lata Fellowship song by MlMOurkM mni being; beaten about In storm. Plaeona the re4in of a, J"ellowehlp atory by readily adapt themeelveito new coudl- ' TONIGIIT'SAMUSEJIENTS. U.tHm MTK vr. n ..a k. II.,M liaifinam . A KtUt Duutl" . J ' Paker .,,The Other Girl" TTrtTTlPr PlVWYna flf-'.'PnilHrV Kmplre "A.-Texae Outlaw" v""v urana , vauaevuie l-yrlo...,..X.na of. the Midnight JSun" 6 far ...."The Wbitecapa" Show Center of Much Attention. 1 i ' The polios would feel under obliga tlona if tha owner of a dark red auto Three Homer nlreona t hit bold tba rooDiia, no, ess. wouia cau an wis pouca flying record from ' Oakland to Po station and explain why the machine lftn4 ar, tha oenter of much attention waa lert standing an or uaturaay mgni th- Bouit,r -how. where tha nla-eon . light . district. The lights of, the ma-1 won. , , 7 v, V '". omne were sot tic. us orivar -aa uv iut inrti tiomiri in Owna D7 where to ha aeen and to the Officer OQ I Bauer of Portland. Unn than dftft that beat there aeemed to be an Air of I have been liberated at Oakland and r mystery pervading tne enure neiffnoor- uregon city by the Oakland and noon. Tna nrricer renonea ine iaci 1 iana niiina rnr thia nvinr, tt to hla superior, and waa instructed to few of tha blrda have reached thalr t ascertain inn name 01 m v-o. v unnuoo, - t , ....- t macnine ana lniorm inn enmmn w siany Diras are loat during trie night, refrain from leevln hla auto out In I The test la an enduranoa teat that can ' tba cold. As the owner has not vet I be withstood only under the moat fa- peen locaiea, tnougn tne mmcmue i voraoie condltlona Tha bird that Can aiaanneared . rroro ue street. a visit i no tha trkk muit tint m v hi tmnr 'and an explanation on the part of tha but have Instinct to And bla way home. hold tba :. -' v'y7 to Port- L ' , entlon t 'r " - I Igeon ax- ' ' , , i admlra- , -.;.'.,. vhI responalbla person ated at headquarters. Miss Florence Bullenberg assisted pprecl- Tha blrds never atop to feed unless thay . i u..ii i -urnnif winaa ana norma h III- pl is light before by tham.. They jiaually do not take time te-l a number of young friends, vary pleas- nunt ror food, knowing that whan they me ad r a let he r by-Mrs.' Marie' Wlgham and Mrs. r. J. aoiy many of them die from exposure' , 'lu&..' Vaak..aaa a hsb swan I frt m Wall I alraWUll- I i . ; antly, antartalned th. Fellow.hlp Clrcla J rp5rg - -v...-, - ii xui aa aireaoy stated very few '. spent in music, recitationa ana aisouv-i wnai Becomes of tha lost pi aeon a Is alona Piano eelectlona wara rendered s, matter of much apeculatlon. Prob-I ka - streets, Saturday evening. .Many were I ever reach that banquet of aelected pi. V present and a dellahtf ul avenlng waa J sons' delectables. - .,7 v Mra. a B. Colby. - oloa were sung by tlona and tha majority of tham find new will lain xu ana r. - i hvhiw yn mi route. humorous reading.' C. C Chapman gave I Tha judslng of tha plgeona at1 tha : r?.u.UJT-"'V?w 0rnd svenua waa dona ' bano. who Is temporarily In .tble city, pwod uat be aelected for the work, has been invited to-direct a vocs.1 and '; "ej0 .ftor- by musical concert which is to be given -Two special trophies wars awarded ta I tin the first part of next February , by tne pigeon people. They were tha Ora- a ladles amateur . orcnesira, -.vmco iai -i oi rouiirv asaociauon cup, won now rehearsing under tha baton of the by j. , f . Rlcharda for tha Iargeat and celebrated maeatro. xne concerx is xo vl P'aeona, ana tne Oregon be given for the benefit of the 6t Homing club trophy, for the beat Homer . Michael Catholio church, on Fourth nd Jn tlja flying class, judgment made on Mill which has nately been redecorated Jh likelihood of the blrd'a endurance and adorned by tha very meritorioua - "isu. won oy a. h. Bauer. brash of George Da Pyro, artist. , I. Awards Made. . v JTHTT-i n,,.ina.a tf Complete awards srs ss follows: ' , U,iil,ltIrt'- Mondainea and xue waa .uciiav v, viuvv -1 uuoiiriwi. i Ject at tha Mississippi Avanus Cbngra-lf- F. Richards, first Carneaa ' ban; gatlonal ' church, vesta-day morning, --y"Jf Richard a. nV t. .- ,v., LJlJfJil ttf-J andhse-cond. black E reach every avenlng thia week except j y Richarda Urat tiina xr.u... aturday evening at tha same place. A cock. "cnaras. nrst, blue Maltese large chorua and orchestra will give j w Richard a. Srat aii. .i. t..7 rvii.M . haaa mMiinn. Tha cnaras, nrsi, silver, Malteae pastor, Rev. Daniel T. Thomas, is an J. F Rfcharda. flrat mnA ' n imarlinraH avanaallaHfl alnaer and will In JV.wrL?S ?" and second, X a sing often t these meeting,., P RIcwVT.t and third. Car- t,:. Tha international post card company j0unt 8oott ?lKton loftt( all other ' nas maae an aasianmeiii iur ioa unnetii i wiriiMoa imy ss- a . s JJJI PHONE YOUR order: ; CARGO JUST :v: in . . .'. i . . , II THE rm in AWARDED FIRST PRIZE at the AUSTRALIAN EXPOSITION WE ALSO HAVE GOOD WASHINGTON COAL, DELIV-' ERED IN SACKS, $7.50 AND $7.75 PER TON . & IMnFPB7Mlfel!7RIT ' iTAAI - A 1(11 (Plfl) ii JllMUJiUIL lULMiW IU1M 1L VVaftaU wJtt, AV1U VVI sV -g. awja. afsiMM A sf-UVV H I Rn " Bet Seventh and Park Opposite Library Building Both Phones 01 heralded aa "the moat interestln r nlavlc" attractive or anything else one would raent filed In tha circuit morn in tha concern u more inan it owea, 47.ll and tha At last Tba Man of tha Hour." fi uira" aa mrit I cii'cci o ace aiier reaoina toe tiue. for yeara. as a terrlfo arraignment from a critical standpoint the n of our modern politics." and aa 'Ian I aentatlon offered Is aome metera off eva-onanlne- tinamn nt tha mrrnm. I from the Standard of plays usually In Pigeon lofts, all Ex., Ho- nes. of tha American body politic.- 1. 3rt mMMnX'S thVproductlon u ....... c... r, . . ... I i" eiicii approval ana onns aooui a irn la worth si.S3C.as iu.. z. : f rr" '- 4k. ...... L.in. it r i w"r vw'r ana rran. i,?f..e.u !$48i: ChMhenntf" J Ear L I t I M. 780 g-jyUl r M. 1425 A3780 I .;jti AM25 jlfe' ' bf its creditors. According to the atate- l Mount scott tffourt this Itfl fame hta DrftCedM It Of COUrSA. I Mml-htimnrnu fMllnv nn h rtairfr a a J 1L. TT.II I lll.A A l1a.laL. a. I lorto, flrttg blue with an audience that waa enthuslaetlo, I The pony chorua la fairly "i -o-- vihs win u ftuuiauvv viivi w . ouiiiUDuivviu, i a no pony cnorua la lairxy aooa ia Among the asset, are over JJ.000 in ac hSSS 'tKu pKS mrt-. t K,.,a 5tt Ppi"..rr.rie..y.P'a"; "P" "umber of catch, hi nlmnni.kn niuuuni u uu -wu nviaira ana wiui Vila exception or roucn come- on. the aaslshee. haa aivan a. bond for v.r" -rigaon ions, nrst, oiua tns side or reform firat, last, and all dlana. the "beauty" trlpa alons without 117 Ann I . 8wh-i,ii. . I tne time. I much bitch. There ara several acenle V.V ' , i wuwbcoh ngeon lorta, third, A. q "The Man of tha Hour" ia peculiarly effects that so a Ions wars toward ra- realise' fully upon theae. E. fe Farrlng. MountP Icott pr. ia -M .i,.a ?fpornlty t0-now at, U. wa5 ,n LnaM wrk.B the rt ot thrw Ion. tha assignee, haa given bond for t,.0"f" Pigeon lofts, first, blue tfts side of reform flrat, last, and all dlana, the beauty" trlpa along w Mount Hfntt PfkaM 1na .VlaJI A f . . . . . . . . . '.l.-iv. nen tiseoncock. la niav ac tha inn. t . i. .v.. t.it ai....mim .v.. -1. ...... - u. J Till I5apusr ministers usienea inn t d T...ii, .a - a . I r: ' . - .v . .. ...... i ut luuuvuwua wmm i iui ,.,..,,- .j,,.., v ' .via, ascoiui, yal- i tne prcseni aay erase ior puDucity ana I oirering. morning to Si IntereeUng address by low Tumbler cock and ben. flash light honesty. It la undeniably The b 4 jtev, ueors;e a. xeam on mi Xioaiaa i . jc, uwh, u ens;, irumpeiers. wooa isiana. i " a- mira, ui xuroiis. b, Michel, au ball-head Tumblers. rose, wonn BaDtlst ' ornhanace at : Alaska. Mr. Learn haa recently been , appointed aupenlntendent of the oehool. : ana win go to nia new cnarga in April. The school is IS yeara old and in a t flourishing condition. ' Artlclea were found on streetcars January -11 and It as follows: Two ' palra . gloves, l bundle, 1 music roll. 3 tmraee, 2 glovea, 1 rubber, t au I teases, I pouters. A Oeoraa. all . A. r n parlor Tumblera J . Mmericic, all parlor Tumblera Theo. Barr. all Jacoblna O. F. VahL aU Plsmy Pouters. Stienel A Bauer, all black, hlna mnA white Pouters. euenel A Bauer, first, A. O. C Poutsra Theo. Barr, second and third, A. O. C beautv writ ha nn eVhlhlMnn at lntenaely interesting aa a picture of I the Marquam aU the week with a ape what mlsht haopen if condltlona were I clal matinee next Raturdav. not aa uiey are., it la more mtereating. Decauae it snows mat viiauy raise aa i - turha, i4n,i..Ma T..,ni. t la tha wnrklnr nut nt Mr RiarthnratVl lli Admirable BSShVllle. .1 satchel, 1 saw. i packaaes, 19 um . i a brellaa, 1 pendulum. 1 stickpin. 1 coin. Owners call loat article department, O. W. P. building, Flrat and Aller' atreeta. At a recent meeting of Magnolia - camp No, 4029. Royal Neighbors of America, fflrera were elected and in- aiauefl. n. KHaie Mcuonum. oracie. was eieciea aeiegate to tne convention, to bo held in June, at Hood River, and , im, jennia Hicxman alternate. . . Octavia J. Schwab has applied for ' letters on the estate of her husband, ' the lata 8. B. Schwab. He left $4,000 i worth of property, and hie will gives all of It to the widow, except tl to each or jus two aaugnters. . Membara of the publlo school board , will hold a regular meeting this after roon at 4 o'clock to transact routine business. . The meeting will be held in the office of tha city superintendent at ins city naii. ; Tha 'Occidental Trust company has filed articles of incorporation. It has a'capltal stock of $10,000, and the or rknlsera are Arthur Langguth, C. H. -Weston and T. C. Green. Modern scientific wonders and wire less telegraphy, by W. J. Clarke, fa mous electrical engineer of New York, at the Y, M c. a. auditorium, Tuesday evening, January n. . t "" For-liquors phone the Family Liquor Store, J. EL Kelly, auccessor to Caswell A Kelly, $54 Morrison street, corner Park. Both phones Pacific. Main 28. and Horns, A-280J. - 8teamer Jenaa Harklna, - for Camas, Waahougal and way landings, dally ex cept Sunday. JLeaves Washington street (dOclt at 8 p. ro. jL7;.;7 . . ' Painting, tinting, rpa par hanging and picture framing. Portland Paint and Paper company, tSt Vim at Main 4879. ' " Wallsend."' the very beat Australian coaL $10.50 per ton. Phone your order to tha Independent Coal & Ice Co. ' 'Aetna Oil Co. sell safety coal oil and fine gasoline. Phone East 789; B-1007. - Woman's Exchange. 18S Tenth Btreet, lunch 11:80 to t; business men's lunch. Highest price paid -for fresh eggs Kruse'a, Park and Morrison. D. Chambers, optician, 129 Seventh. "Journal want ads, lo a word, - fiark Tonio for rheumatism. ' ' A. R. Wright, first, display pen Hom ers. Portland Bird com nan v. first dlanlav yen jiijoun.; ii rat aispiay jet stocx. Ia 8. Michel first, display pen Fan tails J. F. Richards, first, " display pen croasea la 8. Michel, aU young white Fantalla. L. S. MicheL all oM white Fantalla. L. 8. Michel, flrst'and third, old white Fantalla, cocks. W. P. Snook, second, old white Fan tails, hena. - E. H. Bauer, flrat in all classes of Flying Homers, from 100 to S00 miles in both old and young. . J. P. Limerick, second In tha BOO-mlle rock, second in the 100-mlle cock snd hens, second in 200-mlle young cocks, and second and third in JO-mlle young hens, third in 100-mlle young cock and hen. C C StleneL third in BOO-mlle cock. second in hen 600. ll. J. Wilson, second and third in 100- mlle hens. . - H. H Brown, third in 100-mlle hen. third in 200-mlle young cocks, second in 100-mile young cocks, and second in 100-mile young hens. j E. - H. Bauer, aneclal for bast Homr in nyina ciaaa.. ... . j J. Richards, special for largest and We are assured In tha nreface to "Tha Admirable Baahville" that the nrlsa rignter ia quite aa respeciaoie a gentle man as the ordinary member of any otner proression oniy ne isn i a nero. despite the popular prejudice to the contrary. But the author had not aeen Austin plot, nevertheless people are so glad to set awSy from the old. old story or sexual piavs that they hau witn en thusiasm such a story ss ha haa riven us tne story of men and men a worn, with very llttlw love Interest and that of an entirely sublectlve character. Briefly the story la thia: AlWvn Ben nett, a young man of good family and Webb aa "Kid Garvev" in "The Other independent wealth drawn It Is aaid I Girl." Tha kid doea not lead the life of from Mayor Becker of Milwaukee la In-1 tha ordinary man, and ha la considerable duced to accept tha nomination for may- I of a hero In the eyea of tha Baker au- or of one of our great cities. After I dashing ana ingenious, herolo qualltlea he Is elected ha la aaked to lend hla I "Hello, Kiddo," lo the blondly and etat aaalatance In paaalng a franchise for a I uesquely beautiful Mlsa Barney, tha new traction company which he knows I house laughed and cheered hire for five to be a rotten one.. The men who I minutes Tne camoairn or education l made him mayor are behind the new I inaururated about "The Real Prise Leap Year Night Tonight Moonlight Skating and Continuous-Music Two bands this week. Also moonlight skating every afternoon. EXPO RINK tl.iaiVI 14th ass Vaahissrlas TONIGHT AT 8:11 O'CLOCK. Bvery Night Thia Weak, Special Price Matinees Wednesday and Saturday. Play Sensation of tha Tear. "THE MAN OF THE HOUR" Evenings, f S to 10c; Matinee, 81.80 to 80o Marquam Grand Portland's Famous Theatre. Main (. Tonight and remainder ot week Matinee Saturday, "The $10,000 Beauty Filled with splendid songs and special' ties Bis chorua - Evenings 25c, 80c, 76c Mat $60, 80a best display.. A F, W. Baltes and. Company invite your inquiries for I Ho me First and Oak CHURCH MAKES ExCOUIUGlNG STRIDE Reports 'from the various branches of church work of tha Sunnysida Con gregational church, of which Rev. J. Staub is pastor, have revealed remark' able activlty. and most encouraging re suits for the year lust closed. Ever department haa enjoyed a growth In membership, and tha treasuries Of different societies show a handsome balance for the opening of tha new year Total receipts for the year ware abou 88.800. . a liberal Increase In the pastor's sal arv waa voted which rives Concrete evt denca of the appreciation in which ha is held by his people. This Is tha six teenth year of his pastorate In tha Sun- nyaida cnurcn, and tne prospects ror progress and usefulness were never better than -at present Tha officers elected to serve for the ensuing year are as follows: Church clerk. 8. C Pier; church treasurer, L. F. Flea; trus- teea, w. Pi. urainaru, a. w wooob, a. j. Pier, J. T. Wilson, Charles Rosebrugh, Edward ostranaer, victor EmricK. POSTMASTER CARES 1 FOR HOST ARTICLES Since Policeman Joe Burke was taken away from the postofflce beat all tha ; lost articles at tne xeaerai ouuaing una their way Into the office of Postmaster Mlnto. Every few days some ona brings something in that he has found or else , some one cornea in wno nas lost . an ; article. , 1 fi!ma Ann TAaf a TtnntniTBrtn - 4ifa morning Postmaster Mlnto . has It There is no address on the envelopa Iiet week some , one, evidently .' a man, Judging from tni contents, lost a suit of underwear. "This Is also In the rostmxstefa collection or lost artlclea n adiition, thero are other things of minor Importance. ". , . ; ) , ;'-' ', ' 1,1 'I 1. r 1 I ' xopaiviirr THE oa. . LAXATIVE BBOMO QrjIN'lNE remerfs the eatiae. Tbere H only one "BROMO GUHIlNg." look for Isnatura of B. W. UROVK. 26e. - 1 . Where to Pine;' ' Merchants' lunch dally. IBe. Sundav dinner. SOc. Kruae'a, Park and Morrison. uusTiiHO BAjwuijrs nr BRISTLE GOODS At PLTTinCEB'S VHVQ ITOXS .during thalr brush sale, ffbif d and Madia oa sts. proposition and try to compel him to sign tha ordinance. When he refuse they show him that his fiancee will be ruined financially, hla own reputa tion wiu oa aitacxea ana nis aead rath- era aishonestv revealed to the nubile. He -decided to do what la right bow ever, and managea to defeat the bill. Then he regains tha girl and lets the rest or tne won a go nang so rgr as the particular incident of the franchise is concerned. He declares that rlrht Is rlsht and that nothing can awerve him from' pur suing mat course, na 11 atraigntway hailed as, tha man of the hour and at the cloaa of the play we ara allowed to underatand that everything la within nia power, , Dr. Ibsen has dona the thlnr 'better In "An Enemy of tha PeoDle." The Ibaen play is not populsr, however. It la too unpleasantly true to life. Dr. Stock' mann also believed that right waa right and that the truth must come out at all basarda. Ha insisted on tell Ing it and on doing what waa right and waa not only defeated in hla nur- Soae. but was forsaken by everyone but ts Idealist daughter. But Ibsen Is a pessimist and wa can't etand pessi mists. Give us an optimist or give ua aeatn. Horaces old convention that tha minority Is alwaya right, la too revolutionary to be considered. The company ia of ordinary ability. Mr. Liionei Adams aa Bennett, the may or, doea some excellent work however na stands' eonsiaeraDiy above the oth ers. -only now and than he la a trifle too theatric. J. R. Armstrong makes a good wainwrisnt. the millionaire back er of tha franchise. Louis Hendricks exasserates tha man Horrlsran who at tempts to force the deal through tha council. Felix Handy la lunnv aa Al derm an Phelan. Of the women Mlsa Cecil Kern of fortiano. is easily tne most attractive ana evinenuy nas tne maaing or a very successrui actress in ner. mi don. aa also capable. will play all week at the Helllg. J BAKHR Tho&trea Phoaellalms OBOROO la BAKER. General Manasor. Every night this week Tba Baker Stock company in AUgustua 'l nomas . famous comedy, THX OTxUUI GUM By author of "Arlsona," "Alabama.' "In Missouri," and other noted suc cesses. Elaborate scenery and settings A great play by a great author. First time in Portland Matinee Saturday. Evening Prices 25c, 860 and too. Matinees l&o and tie. Xfext Week TO stills of th Ooda.1 il actress in her. Ethel Bran- KGIRC AT TTIE DAKBEi i tha mother of the mayor. Is H'w T ll& rtnuVJ. f, ible. "The Man of the Hour" I mmml-' Homer Davenport 1 am anna's ramoas OattoonUrt sad Teoture. WHITE TEMPLlt Dvaala. 1 JS I B? IM W S B TU-M- tuueauajr l.tuiu( jaui LriHIUL BUCOlI C umtn UT Tonight, au this week Matinees was neaaay ana Haturaay, Tba New and Thrilling Melodrama "a mill ovtxaw." A tale of life and strife ia tha famous Those U8 STBTUT1 V JB, WXXBD, rasoiHATnra. IHustrtUd Lctur on th Great Arabian Desert HHi?! Aa Event of Genuine Importance. Tleksas SO Oeatal cmfi&xem SS Osats. company. Start- -16c 25c 850 ana tee. Matinees lOo and 10a. arext Week 'A Bespeewte Chaaoa. "The i1ilt Caps. Ftshter" will have to be pursued with more application if the masses are to be converted. Th White Cans" rode madly un and I Kid Garvoy, bold and strong, and down the stage at thi Star yesterday. I dashing and Infrenlus, heroic qualities and the beatins of many hearta kept all of them. When he takea a girl mo- time to the cintter or tne norse s reet on tonng ana tney run over an unroriunate It waa a I pedestrian ne nKiuruny Keeps ner name out or the nonce court records Oh ha Oregon's i timber, "md be it our croud does a - great many things that aulte boast that both withstood tne bombard-1 astonisn you wun tneir cleverness. ment admirably. I "The Other Girl" Is an Ideal stock nwan na via la reanonaibla for thia I clay. Jt sivea the Baker company latest attempt to prove that there are! chance to show what it can do in what atlU sound constitutions in tne west. I tne Bporung eauor wouia can "team He has placed hla, charaetera in the work" and on the whole the members mountains of eastern Tennessee and ee-1 of the cast do very well. Mr. Homana lected as the time that period lmme- ( as Dr. Bradford, the clergyman, is ex- diateiv roiiowinsr tne civil war. He ceuent. wnue Mr. weno i ma. aa nas oouldn t have dona better. FederaiiAta, confederates, carpet baggers, sheriffs and mountaineers mix in one grand medley. St , George Daglenn . Is the sheriff. and a very line one ne is, too, ana weu inrth rnlnv t eajitern Tennesses to dlacover, Mrs. French is the old darkey. mammy, JLiPHK larore piaya may un ion, while tnose noia Daa men. uurnison and Seaward, - who are always up to soma new devilment are this week the leaders of the white caps.. . "A $10,000 Bewtj." " s r.awla ' Iika orened a week's en laet nirht -at the MarauSm Grand of "A 810,000 Beauty." .The play along; the burlesque tines taia a own by Weber A Fields. - who have made people laugh for a number of yeara -"Tha Beautv". In Portland thia week. however, la not a Weber & Fields pro duction. Perhaps if It ware the beauty would be more horrible to contemplate, for. tha heroine of the nlav. if there ara giMb tbiogs as hacoiwui la musical but- been said, la a very herolo Imoeraona tlon. Miss Barney Is very effective as uatnerina iruiton. tne gin wno tooir the automobile ride ancr lived to recret It. Mr, Bowles la something, we don't snow lust wnat. cor ruiiv so mmntaa he drags out some painfully serio eomlo Hi attempts at humdr. ' And Miss Seymour appears in court garbed In a snort red skirt and red stocxings. The niece did not so very smoothly at the matinee performance. There was more than the usual number of calls for the prompter. The pauses were frequently painful. ' ' "The Other Girl" Is an amusing farce, taking It aU in all, and contains many funny situations and some very good lines. It win Drove a poouiar card the Baker thia week, without doubt h. ; The Texas Ootiaw.M . v; "The Texas Outlaw is noldins them up at the Emplr. and played to very ona .pusrneaa ; ... yastaraay, witnr Riga opes Xot the jest, of the .Wees. . It big Not in a Milk Trust Horlick's Malted Milk Th original a ad (cniiae Avoid cheap eabetitwta At your Soda Fooatala A glaM of Horlick's Malted afSk hot makes a delkioag sod wfieshing loach oa a cold day. Ask for Horiick'a At All Drvgsiets Stirring the powder fat hot water makes a nourish in;, digestible food drink, better than tea or coSoe no cooking. A etipful hot on retir ing; induces restful sleep. hUYfelC THEATRE Both Phones i lCala eSSSi OSome A-1MS. Week commencing. Monday, January 18. Tha Allan Stock Comnanv Preaenta thi TjASts of tstjj mswtamuvw Matlneea Tueaday, Thursday, Satur day and Sunday. -Prices 100 ana stio. Every evening at 1:16. Prices lOo, 20 and too. Boxes tOe. Office open is a. I m. to 10 p. m. . Our force Is so organised that we can do your entire crown, bridge and plat work in a day If neceaaary. Thia will be appreciated by people from out of town. Tou may have your teeth ex tracted in the morning and go home at night with new onea Positively Painless rxtraotloa Tree Waea Plates or Bridges Are , . Ordered. '. .'. $ . W. A. WISE, Dentist Twenty Tears In Portland. Falling bldg. Third and Waahlngton Sts 8 a. m. to 8 o. m. Sundava. S to 14. Painless Extraetfo.1, B0o; Platae, 88. son: rsrons, a ajtd kaxjt soss. w-as r cY a r numaat Brew. A-14S8 I 1 1 tu o t rvr qui, ac. m For the Entire Week of January 11. The R. E. French Stock Co. Presents "TH WsTZTBOATS" . A Story founded on the Goebel murder IB ItentUCSy. A muoonuna in wurww Matinees Sundays, Tuesdays, Thurs days and Saturdays at 2:30 p. m. Prices lOo and 20c, Every evening at 8:16. Prices 18o, 2Sc and 88c Beats may be reserved by either phone. THE GRAND 1 Vaudeville da Luxe. Entire Week of January 18. ABCBTBir ABOV kakao And his troupe of 8 Arabian acrobats. BTABB ZXOTD -Turning the Tablea" KOVZBTO PXOTVXBSL "Evans' Fleet Leaving for the Paoifle." Oregon Mala BJ1B. Home A-8847. rBHOK rAjrcnr oabjcbstt oxbast- ZBO COUTAXX Successors to the Portland Dye Works. H. J. fkabwek, A-rop. All kinds of garments succeaarully cleaned, dyed, pressed and repaired. Practical hatter. SIX rOVBTX ST BOBTIABD, OB "The Kickelodion Theatre' Opposite Oregonisa Bldg. r TODAT TWO UaiiTTCXT PXtM. : ' And ANT BEAT Be. J. Shenansky, Window Glazing Promptly attended to in any part of the city. Doors and windows bought and sold, 884 Seooad, asar Jeff. Phone Pee. 803T. all the elements necessary for success. Ruined father? Tea Brave, poor and undaunted sont Tea Train robbery? Tou - bet prison scene? Tes. Indeed. Ta aav nnthlnr f a feW holdUDS. vil lains, tramp-heroes, nicks of time and other stock scenic effects Father ia pntnad the aon a tart a but to com plete the family shame by becoming a millionaire. In some manner, you aren't certain just how, the villain enters die- ;uleea aa a gentleman. - ne noias up rain, there Is a bold rescue by Hobbling Harvey, the Hartford bobo, the faith ful son ia accused of the crime and goes to tail before he has a chance to make his million, and things are in a very FREE WEEK OAKS RINK Free skates and admission ta Xaw dies this week afteenoorr'aaA evenings Oaks Bin. TOBTOBT 600XSTT BTQST. bis million, ana tmngs are m a veryi-- .- i . . ... bad mess; But Hobbling Harvey, tbouch I M&ttreSSeS . VpnClStenn Z rthlrtli-!!? VrT-'onaJ hll?tna TsSsI ss-de Over and Made to Order. Cerpata eWwTl Sawed and Laid. Phone Mala , la fits Antonio. , iU desetvad it, too, fSASSST KAESST. so room THQ HBATH Automatic Damper SATZS SS TO BO PCT CSBT TVMXt ABB BJEOVa Price $1.25 FOB OZBOVa 1VABJ8 ABB SXSCBZr. TXTB HAT TBB AD '1-'i. SBXSS ' , The Heath Automatic Damper Co. m VBXOB ATB, BOBTbABB, OS. . r Phones East N22 B-1888. 1 Diamond Roof Stains ;;,S;)f .5,.AXft SXASBS ' 1 .MADE FROM. CREOSOTE ' 5 OaU Lbti 75c Per, Gal. Portland Sash & Door Co. 830 BBOVT ST. VOBTTaUTB, OB. WOMAN A &PCCIALTY MBS. SV JL OXAJT. the only Chinese woman doctor in this city. She has cured many afflicted sufferers. Cured - private and female diseases, also throat and lung troubles: ' stomach, bladder and kidneys . and diseases of all kinds v that i..l.'..l Cured by Chinese herbs snd roots. Remedlee barmIaaNo opera tions. Honest treatment Examination free. 262 Clay at corner Third. !' 1 -V 2S' r''BBjsaBssaassssas1 INSISTt , DEMAND! Tell the Crocer to Order !V.."r . Bzsxora ANKOLA Kins ot Coircci 1 Ib.40c,31ii.r3c Hair Catting 25c esoxs sszaxB r-ura THE MODEL- The finest 11-chair Parber flhn In tha City; only et oaroera amy.uirati, ft 't:-!.9t aOTTU ITHfflf r ft a V