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Newspaper Page Text! ', ' I V? -1 ' the -Oregon DAiLV : jurnAi; 6riAn A, tuesd A Y - eVeniKcI, ' February 4, 1008. : Town Topics TONIGHT'S AMUSEMENTS. j Jl;llg hV.. "George Washington. Jr. Marquam,...;. ...m.--?' ?".t.Mr2 Empire ., "Peek's Bad. Boy." Grand Vaudeville, Lyrfo ,.."The Wolves of New York Htar "The Train Robbers." ,;The approaching visit of Rav. Charles Crlttanton to thla city was presented by ton to this city was preeentea ny la Baldwin to tha general m n meetlng yesterday. Mra.' Bald- behalf of tha Florence Crlt Mra, Lola - Isterlal mi : t.nin. linn.. aakail tha Ministerial aa- aoctatlon to etnnd back of thla the plan nf Rav. Crlttanton to hold evan- gellatlo services when her and to act with tha board or tne jrjniun In furthering hie uaefulnese while In the city. A committee of five was ap pointed to Uke thla matter in charge. Rev. Ohormley, Rev. Nelson Allen. Rev, MpTV,hiii. rv. Luther R. Dyott and Rev. E, 8. Muckley were appointed. In the Union Paolflo railroads new inint tariff of colonist ratea for the . coming spring homeaeeker mofement to tha raoino normwesi uh i w t .-... iv iinuaiial nrnmlnence by tne mention of about 100 .point; In Oregon to which tha ratea apply. ,The dates for colonist travel are from March 1 to AnHi 10. Inoluetve. The fare from tranaaa Pit anil all other Mis- tuiinta to Portland and all polnta in Oregon will be ISO. The same rate prevalla to all O. R. A N. etatlona norm or umaiuia, una i . the Southern Pacific llnea in Oregon aa far aouth aa Aahland. Tha next ltluatrated route book of the Union Pacific railroad will Include all Important atatlona on tha O. R. N. ayatem In Orevon. Waahlngton and Idaho. It will give facta of interest concerning each city and town, setting forth their principal reaourcea. popula tion. Industries and the character of the aurroundlna- country, for the In- fnrmitlAn nt hmnMMkcri. Uanv thOU- aanda of copies of the book are annually dtatrbuted ty the Union Paclflo com pany in the middle weat and eastern states. Condon. Or. Jan. 17. 1908. Pioneer Paint Co.. Portland. Or. Dear Sire , . nf ,h. j,n.ne-a Would Ilka 100 pounda of h JP"e" Anti-Dust Compound Hiv, heon out aevei hlnned at onoe. several daya and find great difference In amount of dust atlrred up. I send check to pay for aame. Your truly. S. C Dodaon. Japa rau Antl-Duat Compound makes old rinnra look Ilka new and nreventa dust from eettUna- while aweeplng. Pioneer Paint Co.. 136 First street. Phone Main llli. At a meeting of Dlvlaldn No. 1, Order Of Hibernians, last night, arrangementa wara maiia for celebratlnr the annl- varaarv or the birth of Robert Emmet. Monday, March 2. E. 8. J. McAllister haa been invited to deliver an address on that occasion. John O'Hara will be in chara-e of the oro-ram. Plana were also dlscusaed for the celebration of bt. Patrick's day. Tueaday, March 17. The program for both these occaalona Have not yet Dean ruuy compieiea. S nil The A. J. Smith poat. No. 26, O. A. R., recently organised at Sellwood, will be j mustered in next Saturday night at 8 o'clock in the Strahlman hall. East Thlrtaanth street and BDOkane avenue. Ttenartmant Pnmmander Blvthe anl Muaterlna Officer Colonel Barker of Eugene will officiate. In connection with the ceremony the ladles of the O. A. R. will hold a social and serve j refreshments. a A concert will be given thla evening In the parlore of the Tlret Congrega tional church bv the Men'a club. An excellent program haa been arranged. Mra Warren Thomas. Mra. Charles J. Mathla, Miss Ethel M. Lytle, Mrs. Min nie Hance Evans, Charles Edgar Pat- teraon and John Claire Monteith are on the program. The Men s club meets monthly and admlta to Its membership all young men regardless of creea. Lost articles found on the streetcars February S: One string of beads, two door keys, one shopping bag, one lard nail one nackaae. two pair shoes, one saw, one lunch pall, one music roll, one pair of slippers, one book, eleven iimhrelina nn nackaae postal cards. Oil lost 'article department. O. W. P. I building, First and Alder streets. . Wednesday evening, under the aus pices of the Epworth League ot the Methodist Episcopal church. South, Mra. Marlon Ward Farnham will give one of her popular recitals for the ben efit of the orjan fund. This recital will be In Foreatera' hall. 171 Sec ond atreat The Portland Ad club will meet to morrow evening at 8 o'clock In the Board of Trade rooma to consider the recommendation mat me ciud noia us annual banquet during the "Rosa Fes tival." "Golden Grain Granules" la used by 80.000 neople in the northwest. It is the pure cereal coffee. It tastes like coffee. It cures insomnia and nervous- Vess. Have you seen the famous R. A B. flat opening loose-leaf ledger used by the largest firms in rortianpT uuuub 111.60 and up. oneiric stationery ana Printing Co., 203-Z06-20T second street. Friends of the Institution are fur nishing the rooma of the newly com pleted Florence Crittenden home. Mr. HE KEEPS A-GOIN'. Francis Heney's runnin' like he'll never git unwound An' there's many people wlshln' that he never nad oeen round 'Cause he knows what folks Is doln' 'fore thev seem to have it done. An' what wsed to be delightful ain't no more a pit or run. It's got to- be a feller can't in safety ' gobble land. An call the thievln' "funny" and the "speculation grand 'Cause mat weney anmd"ty road. " down the long An' ha carries 6n his shoulder the new Heney patent goaa. An' he Jabs the sed offender till the blood a-oea tricklln' down. An' he roasts him an' he toasts him till he's done a perxecK Drown, An' to wind up the transackahun (thl iwt kruel of all men). The chap that once was "funny" is im prisoned in tne pen. We never get "funny." UNION LAUNDRY EL0I33JMi. KVEIPPM6-HlHIIN6 Good Workmanship Prompt Service V Reasonable Prices 0RE00M-PHOTO-5TO6K&Q X. UXSZB COKHJT. III VW T. ftaWanVfeak Webfdot Oil DIackina Xake Shoes Waterproof Vreserres I flatter o , Bbtne j.t all Sealers. CONFIDENCE That is what must be 1 established in square merchandising. When we advertise bargain yotf can know it is genuine. We atand ready it thy time to prove, it of" your money PLEASE READ We purchaae direct from Limoge, France, the home of PERFECT fHTMA aa vrv ' ladV knOWS. What we' offer you below any connoisseur, will proclaim a great bargain. . 100 DINNER SETS Three decorationi on ' the latest shape "Cardon." French Violet, Pink Rose, Forget-Me-Not Spray, Consisting of toe Following 6 Tea. Cups. k 6 Tea Saucers. 6 Bread ft Butter Plates, 44n. 6 Pie Plates, 6',-lnch. 6 Breakfast Plates, 7-inch. 6 Coupe Soup Plates, 6-inch. 6 Oatmeal or Fruits, 5J4-lnch. 1 Sugar and cover. 1 Creamer. 1 Celery or Pickle Tray. 1 Meat Dish, 10-inch. 1 Meat Dish, 12-inch. 1 Vegetable Dish, 8-inch. 1 Salad Dish, 9-inch. Eoual to Any Make Known. ACTUAL REGULAR VAL. f 15. $9.85 -NOW- $9.85 ELITE CHINA SHOP 352 Morrison, Near Park QUALITY AND PRICE. N. Bj Out of town orders safely packed. and Mra. S. O. Reed will furnlah the dining room. The building la fre from debt and it la dealred to furnish It also without getting In debt. The regular monthly meeting of the Woman's Foreign Missionary society of Grace Mi E. church, will be held at the home of Mra. John Corklsh, 609 Morrl son street Wednesday, at z p. m program of apeolal Interest. All are Invited to attend. We sponge and press your clothes and ahlne your shoes, all for (1 per month. Mam ait. A-tJU. w axon a run everywhere. Unique Tailoring Co., I0 star. Steamer Jesae Harklns. for Camaa, Washouxnl and way landings, dally ex cept Bunaay. ieaves waanington street dock at I p. m. Woman's Exchar.xe. 133 Tenth street lunch 11:30 to 2; business men s lunch. Hlxheat price paid for Title Guaran tee, Oregon Havings ana Meronanta na tional accounts. Cobn Bros.. 180-182 Firat street. T TTT 17, U.Ham, . m ,n.n w H V V. . removed his offices from Allaky build ing to Jiz-ju-814 Kotncnua Duiiaing. Cole and Cole have moved their law offices from 311 Macleay building to 730 Chamber or commerce Duiiaing. Acme Oil Co. sell safety coal oil and fine gasoline. Phone East 789; B-1007. B. W. Moore, expert photorranher. Elks' building, seventn and Htarit eta. W. A. Wise and associates, painless dentists. Third and waanington. Berger, signs, show cards. 284 Yamhill. Dr. BL C Brown, Eye-Ear. Marquam. D. Chambers, optician, 129 Seventh. Journal want ada, lc a word. Where to Dine. Merchants' lunch dally. 25c. Sunday dinner, 50c Kruse's, Park and Morrison. FOUGHT FOR 0REG0X IN INDIAN WARS One of the oldest pioneers in the northwest, a loader in the Yakima In dlan war of 1865-68, Colonel Brigadier F. Shaw, died suddenly yesterday at his home, 1003 Rodney avenue. Colonel Shaw waa descended from revolutionary stock. He waa born In Missouri In 1829, and emigrated to Ore- fon In -Hi 4, settling In Marlon county, n the next year with several other set tlers, he went to Puget sound and built the first sawmill and gristmill north of the Columbia river, and the first ves sel to take a cargo out of these waters was partly owned by him. uunnir me Indian trouoies or me fifties. Colonel Shaw was an, important figure, aa Interpreter, government agent and military leader. Th e decisive battle or Grande Konde Yakima war In 1856 was won under hie command. Fnr tha lAar fin vMn ha Vina followed farming and stock raising In Marlon county and since 1870 in Clarke county, Washington, Three years aeo ha moved to this city. He was twice married, and leaves three eons. Benjamin Shaw of Hnokane. and' J. W. nd Frank Shaw of Port land. RAILROADS flOISTED BY OWN PETARDS Operating expenses of railroads are being reduced to the minimum to meet the shrinkage of earnings and the charges that are entailed upon all roads a r68ult of ,dle cars stranded every- No particular railroad has an advent age in this respect, but an are paying 60 cents a day per car for Idle cars that could just aa well stand on their own tracks without charge. It la said a meetinar. et Chicago this week, of car service agents from all over the country will devise some method of restoring cars to the tracks of their owners at the least possible cost and in thla 'way enable the rail roads to escape the burden of paying demurrage to each other during the depression in freight earnings. AMERICAN SENATORS REGRET KING'S DEATH (United Preta Leased Wire.) Washington, Feb. 4. The senate .to day unanimously passed a resolution expressing regret over the assassination of tha king and crown prince of Port ugal, v.'.- if.y, . - - V Building Permit. Holmes & Menafee, erect dwelling, Broadway, between East Nineteenth and East Twenty-first 14,000; A. Speer. erect store, Belmont, between - East Thirty fourth and Bast Thirty-fifth, 16,000; Mrs. A. J. Kraenlck, erect flats, Clinton, between East Twenty-seventh and East Twenty-eighth, $6,000; C, Knickerbocker, erect dwelling. East Twentieth, between Wvsrant and Alberta. S2.000: P. A. Bvck. man, erect dwelling. Eaat Clay, between East Thirty-seventh and East Thirty eirhth. 12,000; A. H.' Shtpman, . erect dwelling, itiaut Lincoln, between .Eaat Thirty-seventh and East .Thirty-eighth, 11,000; A. D. Moody, erect dwelling, Eaat Ash, between East Twentieth and East Twenty-first, f 2,000. HI! BY: THE LATE PANIC f iPortlander" Returns "From Southland With' Gloomy' Story of Conditions. Mexico la feeling the effects of the flnanolal flurry that swept over the states and business Is dull and money scarce. The copper mines of the west coaat, reputed to be the largest in the world, are closed down waiting for a healthier tone In the metal market. Such in effect are the finding of B. T. Williams of E. T. Williams & Co.. lumber dealera, who has Just returned from an extended tour of Mexico. Ne vada, Utah and Arlaona. He also found very flokle weather, 4artlcularly in Ariaona, wnere tne mercury waa ouay either crowding Into the bulb of the thermometer or trying to push through the top of the tube. Mr. Williams found the weather study ao Interesting that he secured a copy of a summary of last . year's weather report compiled By E. L. Wet more, a rancher on the Rllllto, near Tucson. During- the year the minimum temperature was 20 degrees on Decem ber 20, while 117 was the maximum on July 3, In February the temperature waa particularly unsettled. On the morning of the ninth it was just one degree above freeslng and by noon the thermometer ahowed 86 In the shade. In reference to the mlnea of Mexico, Mr. Williams says everything is prac tically at a. standstill, which meana mat they are not buying any lumber at pres ent. Portland haa been shipping large quantltlea of mining timbers and ma terial for railroad construction during the neat several years, but under ex isting conditions Mr. Williams says the outlook is anything but encouraging. "Mexico depends upon American pros perity," aaid Mr. Williams, "and hence the flurry here put a atop to lnduatry In that country. Railroad construction haa csaaed except under old contracts, and the copper mines lie dormant 1 spent moat of my visit In Ouaymas, on the west coast It Is a tropical place, even at this time of year.' The mine ownera are waiting for a healthier tone In the copper market and in the mean time they are resting on their osrs." ' Mr. Williams' trip waa one principally for recreation, although of late he has shipped several million feet of lumber Into Guaymaa for the railroads and mines. y. f.i. c. a. it Program and Election Will Be Held Tonight at the White Temple. This evening st 6:S0 in tho White Temple, the Y. M. C. A. members will hold their annual dinner and business meeting to be followed by an address, Illustrated by charts and slides, on gen eral educational work, by George B. Hodge of New York city. At the busi ness meeting the annual report, which haa already been publlahed, will be pre- aented and passed upon and tne regu lar routine business transacted, includ ing the election of directors In the casea of those whose terms are expir ing Tha members of the directorate whose terms expire are John Bain. Phll- ln Nnnhner Dr H. A. BrOWD. W. 1. Masters. A. M. Smith. E. C. Bronaugh and Thomas Roberts. Mr MndvA who delivers the address of the evening, when seen today at the Y. M. C. A. building, spoae in innii praise of the work which has been ac nmnlahffl in Portland. He said: "The Y. M. C. A. leaders of the coun Pnrtlnnil as a mecca for educational work because it Is here that results are brouKht about Portland Is one of the leaders In this field and re celvea a lot of free advertising over the world becauae or mis iaci. VALLEY UNSURPASSED AS WOOL PRODUCER r- Experts Say Quality Better Than Output of Argen tine or Australia. Leslie M. Scott, son of H. W. Scott, haa nnmhased throuxh Food and Dairy Commissioner J. W. Bailey, 100 head of Lincoln ewes of J. B. Stump, Mon mouth. He has also bought two regls-fo-oA imnnrtad rums. The sheep are oner two and three-year-blda and are practically an irom mo n England, xne sneep win m V h on the Hcoii xarm iuuicoi 'or the production of long wool stock." says J. W. Bailey, -me auinon ties are of one accord In saying that the Willamette valley Is surpassed neither by Argentine nor England. The wool of the Willamette valley is pro nounced by experts to contain more life than the best me Argentine, aub trallan or English Ilocxa can produce. "This Is due to the mild winters during which the sheep can live in the open pasture practically all the time. Where they have to live for weeks at a time In close sheds the wool will show it. Another factor is the variety of green feed always at hand mat puts lire in me product. "If we can Ket stockmen with money to give the Willamette valley the prop er trial I thoroughly believe we win astonish the world in the quality of wool we can produce. Not only are the wool growera certain that the Wil lamette valley la most xavoraoiev 10 iiroduplnsr wool but also are the wool manufacturers who have looked Into the matter. They say with half the care given sheep In the east tne Wil lamette valley will produM a better sitmlttv nt Wfuil hv far " 'JS. H""fc v " J Six-Day Race At the Oaks rink tonight. Card and Holt lend the bunch with one laD on Kruse and Cdpeland. Brent of Seattle and Harrison will endeavor to create something startling tonight. The fast est time ever made In a thirty-minute race was made at the Oaka rink last night WILL HOLD ANNUAL HTTII D ILL IIIU MULLANE'S I Cincinnati I I TAFFIES J V KC4. B2CKSZ fc'co. Sol Agents. The Columbia's Stock of High-Class Woolens BY FAR the Largest and Finest in the West More than five thousand patterns twice or three times as many as to be found at any other tailoring "estab lishment this side of the Rockies every weave, every style that's correct and every piece of cloth in the store guaranteed for quality and reliable wear. The ad vantage in choosing from such a stock as this can be readily appreciated. Mid-Season Special AN EXTRA PAIR OF TROUSERS FREE WITH EVERY SUIT OR OVERCOAT $25 to $28 values Now Reduced to $22.50 Also including trousers free. the extra GRANT PHKGLKY, Mgr. Elks' Building Seventh and Stark MILITARY ACADEMY PORTLAND ORE 1 r A Boaxdlnt and Day School for Young Mn and Boya, Preparation for eol lagaa, U. 8. Military and Naval Academics. Aa credited to Stanford, Berkeley, Cornell, Am herst and all State Uni versities and Afrloultural Colleg-es. Manual train Ins. Business course. Tha prlncfpal baa bad It years experience In Port land. Comfortable quar ters. Best environments. Make reservations now. For Illustrated catalog and other literature ad A rasa J. IV. HILL. U. D.. Principal and Vroprletoa, Coffh rvrccan, Oregon. EUGENE BOASTS THAT THE BEAUTIFUL IS SHY (Special Dlspetcb to Tbe Journal.) Eue-ene. Or.. Feb. 4. Lane county people are rejoicing over the agreeable change In the weather In the past $0 hours. The change from clear coia weather, with the thermometer several dea-reea below the freeslng point, to a warm rain was most welcome. No enow fell in Eugene or the surrounding coun try yesterday, wnue at Aioany, omy 40 miles north, nearly an Inch Is re ported and at Salem more than that fell. There haa not been a flake of snow In Eugene thla winter, although In the mountainous districts of Lane county there waa quite a snow storm yesterday and the night before. . Burglary on East Side. The bouse of Mra. George Anderson, 428 East Thirteenth waa burglarised last night and 110 In cash aa well as 1 Ptrfect printing ptm.. It A IT. L. . . 1 Spring Styles Inoz 1 Warburton Hats 311 CALIFORNIA HOTELS If m Fg! F , HOTEL STEWART. Ceuy Stftat see CaUa Saaart SAN riVANClSCO 2J0 room. 150 pri-.ba. Eanpeaa rata l.50s ir apwaaL Aavmcaa pUa lV50 a df opwmid. Cal U cmm. BmU inf coapUted and botelopaxid Dec. I. 1907. Emy modna ooorwicao.. LaxuriooWy hra bhad. Osearliaetraiufaras taaarparjrf city. SwrtaiHneiideBadoButoBMeta HOTEL. JtrrtBSOK Tsrk tad Gout So, Saarmocaco, Boa in.au Hotel Hamlin EDDT AND UAVENWOKTM STS. First permanent big notel down town. Contain 100 beautifully furnished team heated apartments, 40 baths. Private telephone ear Tioe. Sample rooms for commercial travelers. Eddy St. cars from ferry pass tha door and Connect with Srd St. cars from S. P. Depot. Bates from $1.00 up. Phone Private Ex. Franklin iZ8. an Francisco "SOMSTHINO rUFFERENT'' KEY ROUTE INN OAXXtAITD, OAT. Every Modern Comfort American and European Plan. N. S. MULL AN, Manager. Formerly Assistant Manager Palace Hotel. San Francisco. Hawaii and Back $125 SeLSh This Is the season to visit the Islands. The Oceanic Steamship com pany has a Bailing every three weeks, and the passage is onry $125 from San Francisco to Honolulu and back. Sea bathing at Wafkikl, with temperature of water 72 degrees. Surf boating and delightful drives, Honolulu ia the most attractive spot on the enure round-the-world tour. Sailings from San Francisco: I rEBBTABT 8, rSBBTTABY 89, ETC Oceanic S. S. ii FIR CORDWOOD FIRST GRADE Long ...?6.00 I Sawed ....$6.50 Travis Til T- OAO T3 OAOrt considerable Jewelry and clothing; wag secured by the burglars. Six-Day Kace At the Oaks rink tonight Card, and Holt lead the bunch with one lap: on Kruse and copeiana, urent or eeaicie and Harrison will A endeavor to create something startling tomgnt. Tne rast eat time ever made in a thirty-minute race was made at the Oaks rink last night. - - i William J.- J3ryan la expected to de liver one of The . most Important ad dresses of tha winter at tha dollar din ner to be given la Lincoln next week. lip VMWXVBK, - Hats Our Complete As sortment of Spring 1908 Styles are now on Sale. "ALWAYS THL LLADLRS" Morrison, 0pp. Postofflce Fairmont Hotel SUMMIT OF NOB HILL SA2T ratAjrCXSCO, CAZa. Operated by PAIACE HOTEL COMPANY A Ouaxantee of SzoeUeaoa. The moat beautifully located hotel In the world, situated above the an noyance and discomfort of rebuilding a great city and at the same time cloaer to the business centers than any other larre hotel. Ratea 1160. II. 00, 14.00. 15.00. Corners, $12.60, III. 00. $18.00, $20.00. Parlor sultea, $10.00, $11.0d, $14.00. Every room with bath. Addreaa rAXJ.lfO.fT XOTBT SAH rmABTCHSOO. Hotel St. Francis BAH FBABCZSOO Fronting tropical Union Square, the heart of San Francisco, this structure is a nne example of the artistic treatment of a utilitarian idea, and typifies the high value San Franclsoo places upon enter tainment. Thla hotel probably unites, under one . roof, more advanced ideas of hotel service than any other caravansary in America, yet the rates are lower In pro portion to the attention offered, than can be found elsewhere In the United States. Ratea from $2 upward European plan. Under the management of James Woods. Co., 673 MARKET STREET SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. SECOND GRADE Long $5.50 Sawed ...$6.00 Bros. AK1 IT lITTTTTlMTn AtTP Of all varieties permanetly cured In a few days without a surgical operation or detention from business, - No pay will be accepted Dted until the patient is Icompletel iiy aatlsfled. Write or call op nDSLTfT BUF'l'UBB CUBE. T14 Swetland Bldg, Iortland. Or. c RUPTURE 8m. on '$7 If dentist with ft good reputa tion charges $$-00 for gold crown, and aays tbe duplicate can be made no cheaper, by any other dentist, la it Sj factt There are two aides to every story: The Other Side You pay for the established reputation. - Our Side The difference Is:1 Our profit Is much less and we work harder for our money but we give you the htoi value for $4.00. Our $7.00 artificial teeth stand on the aame equality regardless . of price. ' . . No man ever made better bridge than we offer for $4.00 per tooth. , Our fillings, re the beat. ' - We have but one price. Too can get no better, no matter what you pay. Investigation costs nothing. Come and aee ua. We will save you money, ana save your leein. Fully Work at Theie Prices: Oold Crowns T)rMa- nar Innth Oold Killings il. eei j.eem. nest made... Taath. monntai .nM al Teeth, mounted on platinum. .mil Eastern Dentists rifth rioor motbahUd Building. intone Mala ST80. V. W, Cor. Waablngtoa aad wurta, Office hours, t to l:$0 p. m. Sua daya. I' to 1 p. m. AJCUHrJCBaTTS. 14th and Waahingioa Phones Main 1 and A-1122. ' . s vxoxts Bsaarsma tsxtbsdat Special-Price Matinee Saturday fKANK DANIELS 7 In Victor Herbert's Comic Opera . -twm finooin mi." Evenings $ to 60c; Matinee $1.60 to tOo ic-'-'v' 14th ana Washlngtoa Phones Main 1 and A-11.2. . . . TOanOXT AT 8:15 O'C&OCX Special Price Mat. Tomorrow Last Time Tomorrow Night Oeo. M. Cohan'a Musical Play ; "OBOBOB WABBXararoir. n. Evenlnga $1.60 to 60c; Mat., $1.00 to lEc Marquam Qrand Portland's Famous Theatre. Main I. Tonight and Remainder of Week Matt nee Wednesday and Saturday RED FEATHER The Beautiful Comic Opera Presented on a Scale of Magnificence.' Evenings 26c,. 60c, Tic, $1, $1.60; Mat lnee 26c, 60c, 76c. $1. BAKER THEATRE PhonM "'fteS OEO. L. BAKER. Gen. Manager. Tonight All This Week Matinee- Sat urday. A Splendid Production of . .. "SATIS HABXm." Dramatization of the most widely read book. A really great play. The treat of the aeason. Evening prices 26o, J5o, 60c; matinees l&o, 26o. Bert Week Charley Aunt." EMPIRE Theatre SETm MILTON W. SEAMAN. Manager. One solid week of fun. Return of the ever-popular, everlasting "racavs BAD SOT." Bigger, brighter, better than ' ever; nothing but fun and laughter and music Matlneea Wedneaday and Saturday. Teddy bear matinee Saturday. Who. Sets the bear? Ighta 16c, 26c, S 6c, 60c; Mats. 10c, 26c. Best Attraction Ae Told ta tne XUls.n THE STAR 'For the Entire Week of February 2. THE R. E. FRENCH STOCK CO. Offers The Great Western Comedy Drama. "TBS TBAXBT BOBIEBI." Matlneea Sunday, Tuesday, Thursday . and Saturday at S:30. Prices lOo and' 20a Every evening at 3:16. Prices 16c, 25c, 36c. L.YRIC THEATRE Both raoaest Mala 4688 Home A-1098. , Week commencing Monday, Feb. S. . The Allen Stock Co. Presenta "TKX WOLVII Ol BBW TOBX." A Comedy Drama. -Matlneea Tuesday, Thursday, Satur day and Sunday. Prices 10c and 20a -Every evening at 8:15. Prices 10c, lOo and 80c. Boxes 60a Office open 10 a. m. to 10 p. m. The GRAND TanderUle de Luxe, Time and Prlcea Remain the Same. Entire Week of February , f r THB OBBAT RLLO, Assisted by Mme. Nello, America's Fore most Jugglers. OBAT AJTB OBAKABL ' Presenting Their Comedy Creation. Tha Musical Bellboy and the Military Maid" : AND LOTS OF OTHER BIG ACTS. Motion Picture Theatres WE RENT LATEST FEATURE FILMS 1,000 feet Reels, including Song Slides. ' f 5.00 TO 17-60 WEBXXT Motion Picture Machlnea, Supplies, etc, ; bought, sold and exchanged. Newman's Motion Picture Co. 293 Bumalde St.. near Fifth. ' Phone Main 858. ' NICKELODIORI 130 Sixth Street A GIRL'S DREAM AND . DIABOLICAL ITCHING SEE SIX-DAY RACE katfaf Before and After Diamond House Pcfnf "s . otjaranteed ' . S gallon lot IU.40 per gut. V 1 SUoa lot S1.SO P' It Manufactared by ; : g30 Trent Ct, rortlart, C PERPCCT ..........4. T OAKS H Tor