THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND, FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 7, 1003.
ry,' r n . : - 'i PUN TO lIQIir DISEASE-, . v;, '.; ; , ' . , ' '
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dancei In
Thr U obnalderabli of th Joy of
llf -up at th Halllf thU woeJt Wher
ever Frank Daniel la, Ultra Jor to
When " Mr. Daniela raachot tho , lUW
whtrt hia ayebrowi tall outand w
liopa ho won't fall hort ot that mark
ho will fitlU wlKflo hla foraboad and
wa hopa that wa'U aUll hava four hlta
left wherawith to buy a allary aaat
' to ao and aea him do it.
In hl lateat vehicle. "The Tattooed
Man" Mr. Dan lain playe the part of.
' Omar Khayam Jr..' aMrolofer. poet, ana
: c aworn foa of .temperance. He bouncea
V out on the aureyea, literally bouncea
Lnd the fan beflna . Ia la aa abeurdly
' a foollah thlna- aa he haa ever at
" tempted and you lova him for doing- It
Omar, It aeema. haa a ecarabaeua oo
the napa of hla neck. The ecarabaeua
: la the plot of the play and the plot la
ee hard to disentangle aa the word, la
to-apell. Therefore we ahant manUon
' Aa'tlnJerolla on and you rrow weary
of laughlnir, a very weu-uwnra
fairly -ood looking cnorua
The aona-a are nearly all topical and
are well aunir. tlla, beloved or umar.
la a vary attractive looking young
woman with a reaaonably good voice.
Fatlma, a wall flower, la one of the beet
comedlana Mr. Daniela haa ever had
with him. The other principal In
cluding Airy Cuffa, tha matinee dol.
Abdalltth. the Arab chief, and Alma.
' daughter f Omar, are all good. If not
particularly remarkable,
Mr. Itonlela" funnyiama are frequent
ly found ecattered through tha two acta
One of those which brought the moat
laugha waa where ha lnalata on singing
a eong that nobody wan La to hear. He
and the electrician hava a long argu
ment over whether or not that aong
ahall be aung. Finally to end the mat
ter tha oiectrlcian turne off the llghra
In tbe middle of the place, leaving the
persistent comedian in darkneaa. He
la aiumped for a minute, but only for
a minute. Ketlring to the wlnga he
return In a moment with a lantern,
by the Ught of Which he -complete! hla
number. '
Aa ia neual with Mr. Daniela, the coa
tumlng and aeenery are eapeclally at
tractive. The aecona act, anowing me
roae garden of the a halt, ia a beautiful
piece of atage work. .
Applauae waa very liberally beatowed
bv tha large . houae laat night Mr.
Daniela ia a favorite on the coaat and
even though hla comedlea of lata haven't
m .ti. win k, th, one wnu k u,moi
nearest to tha exact number or peraone Woodard Clarke- A Co. have the local
a it ...tlA . aas IT hkii mwm uawva I al ap-an w T , ul-A-n MMMak a e
llm. ?a-fi! falla to pleaaa the little ''t 'A and in order to induce people auffer-
T in nuwi i ...i ,-. , ,n mam. ana mu im vmi m, witn wnair ainmirh inriivamtii
"Th Tattooed Man." Beau ara aalllng 1 0,n" tn7 t"
night and tomorrow night will be the
runnr cornea ian, t run ianioiB arm 111
excellent aupporang company in Victor
S.
. .
Aa Told In the HUla;
Ana 4 la alt HMIOll'l
beet playe, "Aa
Told in the HUla" will return again to
tha Empire Sunday matlne , tor a weea.
It la the atory ot Pamnena, an Indian
mtri whAH father, a cnier, waa
attacking an . emigrant
train,
killed
and who
on
to uee tha -remedy, offer to aupply it
witn the diatlnot underatandlna that
money will be refunded In every caaa
. www ii vi euro. .
Mi-o-na ia hot a mere dlgeatlva, but
I abaolute atrenathener and builder-
ut or me wnoie digeatlya tract If you
uuer wnn neaaacnea, gidaineaa, pal
pltatlon, bad taate in the mouth. nerv
ouaneaa, coated tongue, dlatreaa after
arV.rtha
h rVarad her aa their own child. I .V "'.""" fi1" ww.?u'cr
"The Wolvea of New rork.'
Thoae who Ilka melodrama and almoat the etomach and Inoreaaea
avTry hwtre-gor doe will find tha .'f' M,trl, Juic' f
ly. theae aymptona of a weak atomaoh
wm oieappear.
' Tha remedy atrena-thena tha mnann.
lar walla of tha etomach and Inoreaaea
a ItaaaMan
r tha heat thev have ever aeen. It la
vio(.-Mr nr tria lata ftieiourainiiv
ii w . ... - - - ... .
. . I- tha Matmnniitan cit ea or
the country, and la called "ine woivea
of New Tork." There haa never been
a mora int rat In . drama or pxaaont-
day Ufa In a great city than thla.
.aaaaaJaaaaWaaiaaBJJa-aBBaiBal
The Girl and the Lawyer.
Nnt ,v pnmmanrlnf Monday night,
tha Allen Stock oomoany will proaucei
for the flret Ume on any atage tna new
rural onmarfr. "Tha Olrl and LHB LW'
yer," whicn rranaiin -yaa rraj
wrote for one of the moat prominent of
American comedlana. Owing to the re
cent financial tringency the wew xora
production wi
management
and tha refuse la awnaiiait without tha
aid of purgative or laxative medlclnea
. Strengthen the etomach and make It
ao ita own work by using Ml-o-na. Do
not zuaa ana nuree it alone- bv tila-aa
tiva tabieta that do no -lasting good.
Malce a complete cure of your atomaoh
troublea and replace weakneaa with
atrengtn Dy using Ml-o-na.
Remember 1 that Woodard rilarlra A
l give a guarantee to rerund tha
money unless it cures. Thav tatra all
the risk, and there fa no danger of you
losing anything axoept Indiaeatlon whaa
iy ,av-cent dox oi au-o-na.
Frank Daniels, Jolly comedian. In
"The Tattooed Man," tonight, tomor
row aftnrnoon and night, at the
Helllg theatre. n
we. I.MIIII IV UkUIII
OPERATING APRIL 1
Each Act a Feature.
Each act on the vaudeville program
at tha Grand la a feature. One Of the
moat noDular numbera ia Minnie Mid
at the hex offl. the theatre.
Main and A-1112. .
SDOclal rrice Matinee Tomorrow.
A apeclal price matinee will be given
at tha Helllg theatre tomorrow Satur
day afternoon, at 1:1 o clock, when
Frink Daniela wiU preaent 'The Tat
tooed Man." , f
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Seata Selling for De Wolf ITopper.
Seata are now aelllng at box office,
th. Mania- theatre. Fourteenth and
i'..ki..r.. -atraata for the ever-wel-
come comedUn, De Wolf Hopper. Thla
clever actor, togeiner wnn nw pen;
dleton'a military maidens, wno eing
aonga, look pretty and wear varloua
coatumea. Their Huaaar coatuma is i
i M,Mnii, liriv ann f i m nn m are wauir-
aaie aeaiera in curamijr w :
they make a atrong hit witn ui auai-
encea
been aa cheerful as might be wished, I iftrguertte Clark and a big company of
he la a comedy in himself and aa good aJ 60 pop, wm present Reginald De Ko
ona aa will be aeen.. - Venra latest comic opera aucceaa. "Hap-
COURT PUTS CHECK
OiV DEPOSITIONS
An Injunction to prevent tha attor-
neya for F. A. Marqaam from taking the
; depositions of J. Thorburn Rosa. Wll-
11am M- Ladd. E. B. Seabrook, W. A.
Munly. T. T. Burkhart, George H. Hill,
K. C jueara and W. M. Gregory In tha
case brought by Marquam agalnat tha
. Title Guarantee & Trust company and
othera. Involving tha ownership of the
Marquam buuaing, waa gran tea tyj
Judge cieiand yeateraay The injunction:
will remain In force lq ita preaent form
. until nest week, and an effort will then i
. be made to have it declared permanent
The desire of Marquam 'a attorneys la
to attempt to prove by former officers
. and attorneys of the Title TJuaranteo &
; Trust that It violated tbe trust relation
- In falling ' to protect the interests of
' Ilarauam at the time of the foreclosure.
, To .this It la objected that Ladd. Ross
and Hill were questioned when the case
waa trie, that the communlcatlona to
the attorneya were privileged, and that
no taking of depositions ia necessary.
aa all the persons named live In Port
land and can be called into court when
ever needed.
Building Permit.
X T. Ennla, erect dwelling, Going be
tween Fifteenth and Sixteenth, 11,950;
Adolph Sorlie, erect dwelling, Skidmore
between Eaat Ninth and East Tenth,
MOO; Mlsa T. ? C Harrington, erect
. dwelling, Moore between Jarrett and
PearL 12,600; W. 8. Wilton, erect dwell
ing. East Eighteenth, corner Wygant,
2,000: George McClelland, erect dwell
ing Clackamas between Eaat Sixteenth
and East Seventeenth, $3,000; F. Schule,
store, Belmont between Eaat Thlrty
elxth and East Thirty-seventh, $1,700;
F. 8. Fisher, erect dwelling, Montgom
ery drive, $5,000.
pyland." at tne aoove mwuro mr idui
nlghta, , beginning next Sunday, Febru
ary 9. A special prlca matinee will be
given 'Wedneeday.
A cemplexioa Mtln smooth and fair
fcr aatln akin powder. 4 tints.
(ins
. "Red Feather" Matinee.
Tomorrow at the Marquam there will
be a matinee of "Red Feather" at ane
riai nrice. The engagement of thla
aristoorafamonr comic operaa will close
with the performance tomorrow evening.
"Red Feather" ia the best of all the
DeKoven operaa, and the acore haa
never been excelled. It la melodious
and the book, ia bright ,
"Kerry Gow" Sunday.
Sunday the engagement of "Kerry
Gow" beglna at the Marquam. Thla fa
moua Irish comedy will play all week.
It la the same romantic play in which
Joaeph Murphy appeared for a genera
tion. A more popular Irian comedy haa
never been written. Thla nason "Kerry
Gow" cornea with a capable company.
"David Harum" at the Baker.
There are Only a few Plays of tha
caliber of "David Harum"- which the
Baker company haa presented ,to many
of tha largest houses of the season thla
week. Humor predominates, but there
la pathoa and love Intertwined In gra
cious prorusion, ana n aiso introduces
several of the most original characters
aver aeen on tne atage.
"Charley'a Aunt" Again.
"Charley'a Aunt" ia the Uncle Tom of
comedy, and powers or attraction
are aa the molasses jug to the festive
riy in summer, 'mere naa neen one
continual call for seats at the Baker
box office ever since the aale opened
for next week. Howard Russell again
playa hla famoua part of the bogua
aunt while' Hinas Gleason will appear
as the real VunL ' Opening performance
Sunday matlaee. ,
Some Child Made Happy.
Some little kldlet will go home from
the Empire matinee of "Peck'a Bad Boy"
"The Train Robbers" Tomorrow.
Tomorrow will ba the laat Of "Tha
Train Robbera" at the Star theatre. Thie
thrilling melodrama naa neen me at
traction all week at thla playhouae.and
haa anfovad nrosDerltV. It ia the kind
of drama which takea well with the
nubilo. for there la excitement unex
pected aituatlona. aeacuea and daring
riAada. in addition, there are a tew
teara for the love atory and aoma laughs
tor tha humoroue aide.
aMaaMajiwaaa-1 mmm
Chinatown Charley."
"Chinatown Charley," which haa been
one of the eastern triumpha, haa been
secured by R. E. French for hla atock
company next week. The ecenea are
lain in New York in the Chinatown dia-
triot and tha niot ht aald to be novel and
unuaua). There wlll.be local color and
a typical Chinese atmosphere. Seata
ara now on aale.
Alblni'g New Illusion.,
A new Illusion la being brought to
Portland by Albinl. the magician. Thla
entertainer la one of the most popular
vaudeville attractions vlsltlne the coasts.
Each aeaaon Albinl cornea to the Grand
with a novelty and thla coming week
he will bring his lateet myatery. On
the bill with Albinl will be a number of
tip-top acta. .
JURY SELECTED THEN
HE PLEADS GUILTY
After 11 jurora had been secured to
try him yeaterday afternoon, J. F.
Hawkea pleaded guilty to the charge of
horaa atealing before Judge Ganten
beln In the circuit court He waa given
an Indeterminate aentence of from one
to ten years in tha state penitentiary.
Hawkea' attorney made a plea for
leniency, urging the fact that he ia 65
yeara of age, and may not have many
yeare to live. Deputy iiatrict Attorney
Haney urged that the aentence should
be adfflclent to convey a warning to
horae thlevea, and stated that Hawkea
haa property worth $60,000, showing
that he could not plead poverty aa an
excuae for atealing.
Hawkea broke down and wept aa hla
attorney pleaded for a light aentence.
The charge on which he was convicted
waa that of atealing a valuable horse
from a. F. John eon. a Greaham farmer.
but several similar chargea could have
been brought against him. I
Actire Construction Under
Way on Buildings in
St. Johns.
The Harris Ice Machine company of
Hi East Water street which purchased
three-acre site In St Johns aevera
weeka ago for manufacturing purposes,
has commenced active building opera
tlona and promeaea to be producing Ice
by April 1. A apur from tha main eleo-
trio line direct to the plant will be con-
trucieu. inua aiioraina econo
shipping facilities.
Tne company will not use the eh
power of the Portland Railway, :
and Power company, but will inat
inon gaa engine iwnicn naa oeen pur
chaaed in St Loula, and make their
own power, as aoon aa tne (). r. n
completes Its line, the Harris concern
Intends to transfer their entire plant to
St Johna.
Torturing ecxema spreads Ita burnlna-
area every day. Dpan a Ointment quick
ly atopa Ita spreading, instantly re
lieves the Itching, cures permanently.
At any drug atora
. M
Tomorrow and Monday will positively
be the laat days
aide gas bills. Pc
for discount on west
ortland Gaa company.
Bid SIX DAY RACE
OaksRinkTonight
8 KATUN) BSPOXB AH9 A7TZB
TBS XVACB i
at our store Don't pay any mor
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this time of year There is no need
YES, we h&ve excellent suits for me
at the same price and plenty of then
in all our stores.
3d and Oak
1st Yamhil
Tomorrow and Monday will positively
lys for discount on w
Portland Gaa company.
be tha laat days for discount on west
side gas billa
Suits and wreoats
$30.00 SUITS CUT TO . . . $19.75
825.00 SUITS CUT TO . . . $17.85
$20.00 SUITS CUT TO v . . $13.75
BUCKS AND BLlCS INCLUDED
$3.00 UNDERWEAR CUT TO $2.35
$2.50 UNDERWEAR CUT TO $1.95
$2.00 UNDERWEAR CUT TO $1.55
$1.50 UNDERWEAR CUT TO $1.15
$1.00 NECKWEAR CUT TO . V' 65c
50c HOSIERY CUT TO . . ... 35c
3 FOB $1.09
1 - I Every SMemenl In This Ad Is Absolalely Tree
WASHINGTON
CirailEi CMOTM)
Sale of Merchandise That Will Stir Portland
and Multnomah County From End to End
Strayed and delayed by RR. and Ex. Co.'s, a large stock of the best Eastern arid Parisian makirs of
Ladies' and Men's Tailor-Made Suits, Furnishing" Goods, Dry Goods, Cravenettes, Shoes, Hats and Caps,
top and bottom Skirts, etc., for the little folks as well, to be thrown on racks, counters and in cases in the
storeroom known as the old WELLS-FARGO BUILDING, corner Fourth and Yamhill Streets.
SALE TO COMMENCE SATURDAY, FEB. 8, AT 9 A M. SHARP
Remember this sale will not last long, as our lease on the building is limited. Every article is its
own salesman; prices slashed in large figures on every stitch of merchandise in the store, regardless of value
..f. a, XJT -.11 a, S.l Mvnr 4-r iiol.4- nnd inr1mi4eliin X7a11 1 .ifra 4-Vt 4
UI IlUUlUltv.LUlCl S LUOl. VVC WUI UltU UClCtUS 111 1 CgCU lu ljuaiuy auu vuftiuatjujj. uvu vav UMl
xo your own juugmcni, as 10 uu inai requires iuis oi auvciuaui opac, aiiu ywu oc wtu anoit pnuivu o u
costs money. ' - - : '. - ...
268 cases of brand-new seasonable merchandise to be opened daily as fast as we can give it the room.
EVERY DAY A BARGAINDAY, until the last bit of goods is gone. Don't wait for any newspaper an
nouncement, as we are allowed a very small sum of cash for that purpose. Come and investigate daily, and'
we are satisfied you will do the advertising for.us. A few of our prices that will set you thinking:
12:
Cravenettes for Ladies
Worth up to $15.00, at this J qa
sale .pfh0a7
TAILOR-MADE SUITS of standard
makers, well trimmed, worth ' AO
up to $18.00, at this sale. . . . . . t&DatQ
NEW YORK, 1908, HAND -TAILORED
SUITS, snappy designs and col
ors, worth up to $35.00, at Al l
this sale DllaU7
, ALL TAILORED . SUITS 1 U
'worth up Ao $150 at less than
Skirts
All of the newest designs worth , at
regular value from $5.00 to $25.00, at
ONE-THIRD thev REGULAR VALUE
Men's and Boys' Clothing
This stock is limited and won't last long.
$15.00 Suits , 6.08
$18.00 Suits , $ 8.35
$20.00 Suits $ 9.90
$30.00 Suits , . . . $12.85
Pants
500 pairs from th$ best makers at ONE
HALF THE 'REGULAR COST
Overcoats and Cravenettes
At less than cost of making. You can
get them from $4.85 to $13.90. Sold
regular for $10.00 to $35.00.
Shoes! Shoes!
Here you will find the-grandest assort
ment, worth up, to $8.50 the pair, high
tops, low ' tops i and medium, black and
tan, for men, women, children,- loggers
and sportsmen.
300 pairs ladies' Rubbers (storm). . .25
300 pairs misses' and children's rub
bers -. 15
At bewilderingly low prices. We want
you to see these, whether you need any
or not.
500 pairs ladies hand-turned vici kid,
worth up fo $6.00 the pair, at this
sale i.l.' .....$1.29
Ladle' and Children's Underw'r
The 75c kind at . . .' 39
The $1.00 all-wool U ; .45
The. $1.25 all-wool .69
For the little folks .17e and 19
M
Hosiery for AH
Too many to mention and you can only
appreciate the bargains by seeing them. : :
Ladles Petticoats
In all the latest colors and makes.
from i $1.40 to $8.90
Regular prices $2.50 to $20.00. , - ;
Men's and Boys Hats
$2.00 Hats at -.. ..... .- . 89
$3.00 Hats at ' .$1.29
$3.50 Hats at $1.48
$4.00 Hats at .....$1.98
$5.00 Hats at $2.29
Underwear " '
75c Ribbed at .;.! 39
$1.00 Ribbed Wool at. .a) ....... ...58
$1.5J5 Ribbed Wool at.. iSp
$2.00 Ribbed Wool at 98
WOOL HOSE, the pair. 10 i
tAvtvix Jtiusis, tne pair ..iz 1-26 ,
OVERALLS 75c . bibbed ......... 48
ouc ijavh .ai
Boys' and Youths Suits
from 98c and up
The" above are only a few suggestions of what this stock contains. We have a full force of compe
tent help and they will be pleased to show you around. We invite your inspection. The place is the '
NEARfOimmST:
.OLD m!WliWkto.WMYadai i
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