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Newspaper Page TextTHE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND. MONDAY EVENING. FEBRUARY 10, 1908. v . .. aim i j LX J l 1 i. i, g: Town Topics j TONIGHT'S AMUSEMENTS. 'Helll "Happyland II arquam. ............ . ."Kerry Gow' , Baker................ ."Charley's Aunt' Kmnlr... -Xu Told In the Hllia Grand Vaudeville Lyrlo...,, Tha Lawyer and the Lady' - Star "Chinatown Charley" A bufglar broka Into tha realAenee of E. F, Hitchcock, 101 Clackamas atreet, .it I o'clock thla mornlnr. but waa frlrhtuneri mr before ha had an oo portunlty to eteal anything. Mr. Hitch- rock waa awakened by tha notes made liy tha burrlar In forcing open a window nn h. arnunit floor of tha hOliae. . lie . went Into tha hallway and ailed to know who waa there. Instead of reply Ing the burglar made a hurried exit from the house. The- facta were re . ported to the police. . ' . The announcement made by tha 'Da maacua creamery . yeaterday that here - after they will have a regular dally . wi.nn delivery anion all weat aide ; arocera will enable careful houaekeepera who want thla reliable butter to get It at any reaponalble grocery atore here ; after. They even promlaed that If for any reaeon one grocer cnnii suppir u itununii . talenhnne tneaaare to the creamery will aeaure the placing of your order with a good grocer wno win aeiiver tne oraer promptly. ' An additional porter for the Portland Doetofflce. making three In all, ha a been allowed by the department officials at Washington. The. new men went to work thla morning. The dutlea of theae men are to assist the clerka tn the main office and their principal - work , will be in handling ino eacsa 01 man. .Under tha new rtlan Postmaster Mlnto haa arranged ao thai one of the porters will bo on duty at all boura during the arrival or trains.. . The following artlclea were found ea streetcara February and J: One bracelet, one ' Tbreaatpln, one comb, one pair glovea, one glove, four puraea, three packages two - baak.ta, two aultcaaea. . one telescope, -one i pair cllmbera. One baby carriage, one muelc roll, one matck bocone imnn on lunch box. one book. twenty-eeven umbrellas. Call loat ar ticle department O. W. P. building, Flrat and Alder atrceta. For tha purpoae of dlacuaaing tha plana for the dlatrlbutlon of flowera to the alck and injured In the hospitals a.nd hontea durlnar the Koae reauvai next June a meeting will be held at the rsunnyelde Metnodlat Kpiacopai crrsrcn, Monday, February 24. at a o'clock. Delegates from all the churchea will be present and the organisation will be made a permanent one. It waa sug gested by the Kpworth league of the fiunnyalde Methodlat church. P. A. Cartander haa begun the erec tion of two handaome realdencea on East Seventeenth atreet between Halaey and Clackamas atreeta. The bulldlnga are to be two-atory framea. with expen alve Interior flniahlng and will coat when completed about $7,000 each. Fred Wlldt haa commissioned a local architect to prepare plana for two modern cottagea to be erected at Eaat Tenth atreet and Hawthorne a venues The coat of the bulldlnga will he approximately 12,(00. . The American Humane Education so ciety will distribute 200,000 cop lea of lta moat popular book a, namely, "Black Beauty." "Strike at Shanes." and "Our Gold Mine at Hollyhuret" at 2H cents a copy. All three may be had, poetpald by mail for 10 cents. Ordera . may be filed at once by addreaaing - George T. Angell, prealdent of the ao clety, It Milk atreet, Boston. ': An open meeting of the Arte and Crafta aoclety will be held Tuesday .. evening at 8:16 o'clock at the Art Mu- eeum. Fifth and Taylor atreeta. P. Nel-.- aon Wlaner will make an addreaa on metal work, to be followed by general diacusaion. inia meeting la not con fined to the membera of the aoclnty, but la open to all who are lntereated In craftsmanship, The movement started a year ago In the Mount Scott district to purchase chemical engine ia being agitated by the Mount Scott Improvement association. A committee has been appointed to so licit aubaeriptiona among property own er and residents. The Mount Scott Improvement association will meet this evening In the drug atore at Kern Park ' and progress win oe reporiea. A social gathering waa held in con flection with a special meeting of the .North Albina improvement association in the new fire hall on Albina avenue near Kllilngawortn. Saturday evening. Addresses were made by Councilman Ruahllght and othera after which luncheon waa aerved by the women. ' . ilia m n -mr a m a n r nr. rn wniw AVAninor .'A meeting for that purpoae haa been called to take piace in nan a reai es tata office on Villa avenue. New off! cera will be elected and working com mltteea reappointed. The St Johna Gas, Light ft Heat company, which expecta to begin laying gaa mains and building their plant at - once, la fitting up an elaborate suite of offices In the new Corbett building at Bt Johns. Steamer Jeeae Harklna. far Camaa. . Waahougal and way landings, dally ex cept eunaay. ieavea w a rung ion atreet cock at a p. vo. Notice Highest price paid for Title Guarantee and Oregon Savinga accounta. Co fin Broa., iso ti irat atreet. Coal. Quick delivery. Phone your oraer to tne .naepenaenc uoai at ice company. Bout phonea. ': Acme OH Co. aell eafety eoal oil and tine gaaollne. Phone Eaat 789; B-1007. Woman'a Exchange, 1SS Tenth atreet lunch 11:80 to 2; bualnese men's lunch. W. A. Wlao and associates, palnleaa Centista, j nira ana waaningion. ' Berger, signs, ghow cards. 284 TamhilL J). Chambers, optician. 12 Seventh. Journal want ada. le a word. Be careful of your hands! Yellow . soaps., will make them red and coarse and hard; a source of never-ending annoyance and humilia tion. Ivory Soap adds to heir beauty; keeps them soft and sweet and - dainty. . " :-i And so, we offer this suggestion: Use Ivory Soap for even so com monplace a purpose as washing dishes; pays. Ivory Soap 'L . ' 99o Per Ccat. Pure. In 3 km. Fmumm ttz By J. F. a Aa old age overtakes ua we don't feel Inclined to enlargement of the heart Children annoy ua and women Irritate. But If we were allowed one buret of generosity, if we were told that we might piay good fairy for one night we wouldn't hesitate a minute but would pack Portland's population off to the Helllg and let It hear and aee "Happyland. For there, awaiting lta pleasure. Is the funnieat comedian in America and there la the moat de lightful little actresa you ever saw In any mualcal comedy organization, and a very wealth of cood voices, scenery. costuming end also there la "Casey." Be Wolf Hopper la a moat remarkable comedian you don't real lie how very ood he la unieaa you have aeen Frank anlela a few nlghta before he ia funny In Just the way you want him to be. Hia aenae of humor and your own fit In and dovetail beautifully. Tou can alt and listen to moat funny men and aee how perhaps If you were aome one else you mlcht lauarh at their lokea. There la no opportunity for that Henry jamea state 01 mind wnen you are in "HaDDVland " Aa for Mararueiite Clark we went prepared to be very distant with the young lady. She haa been talked of and praised until we mentally catal ogued her aa we used - to the Saturday Evening Poet when the rest of the fam ily were clamoring ror it. nut ane atemed out of her a-arden. the most exquisite little peraon Imaginable, small and perfect, with hair and eyes and teeth that smiled bewltchingly all at once and together surprising pnyaicai combination, but excellent effect, we aaaure you and with an arm and wrist and hand that were not only admirable In themselves but moat admiraDiy nan died. Thla would have been enough, thla falry-Hke creature, with her inimitable grace, but lo! and behold, when the orchestra atruck up and we prepared to have the spell broken by a tnin ana pip lng voice out came a perfectly pure, true aoprano note, followed by another and another heavens! thla paragon could alnr aa well aa live, Miss Clark's voice isn't the only ons In the company, however. Nella Shayne and Alice Hills both have unusual voices Miss 8hayne'a a remarkably atrong aoprano and Miss Hills' an un- uaiial and what the "Brushwood Hoy called a "creamv" contralto. Joseph Philippe, as Fortunatus, crown prince of rortuna, aang wen, as aia unraw rvv Den. the latter the most gorgeous phya leal creature Imaginable, even towering above Mr. Hopper nimseir. Of the leaser comedians Julian Keea waa extremely funny- aa gpnmxua, keeper of aecreta, and had a moat ex cellent makeup. William Wolff, who ia well known aa a comedian, was good as Altimus, king of Altruria, and his flower aong, with Mr. Hopper, Drougnt oown the house aa It Invariably does. Ada Deaves, tne woman -comedian, won many laughes. .... The mualc of "HaDDVland ' Is aa graceful as anything Mr. DeKoven has written. Much of it Is dreamy, rhyth mic atuff, reminiscent of the gem of that compoaer'a work "Popples" and the chorus with the bells is particularly effective. The book, by Frederick Ban- ken, la original, and entertaining, If von are verv nice to Mr. HI topper and call him out at the end of tne first act be will tell you that funny speech of hia about Bralnerd, Mlnrfe aota. and Wlnnioear and If. someone calls out "Casey" he will announce that he has the corrosive sublimate of nerve to recite that classic and then you will have the opportunity of listening to one of the famous things of the American xou'a oetter try it. . Marquam "Kerry Govf." By D. S. Bernard Daly In the characterisation of Dan O'Hara. with his aualnt and pleasing Irish songs, his Impetuous love making ana me numor ana painoa ui a life wrapped up in political struggles, brought many a hearty response from the audiences which witnessed the in itial production of "Kerry Oow" at the Marquam yeeteraay. "Kerrv Gow" haa been seen in Port land a good many tlmfes. Made famous by Joseph Murphy, who played Its title role so many years people lost count, it has never lacked In absorbing Interest A very successful attempt fo keep to the standard set by Murphy In the let ter's portrayal of Dan Q'Hara is the result of Bernard Daly's efforts. His work was Immensely appreciated yes terday. It was clean cut and worthy the applause elicited. Especially were his songs good. Dan O'Hara never falls to sing at Just the moment when the audience Is In a receptive mood and Ms sweet tenor voice struck a re sponsive chord. Daly apparently Is as much at borne a ' blacksmith snop lorgmg a anoe and nailing It onto a horse's hoof as he la at tha nrison window, rose In hand. singing "The Last Rose of Summer." And One could not ask for a more ardent and satisfying lover. - a l Daly is supported by a company that rank well above the average. All the way down tho eaat from stuttering Val- entin tme Hay. wno creates a laugn eacn time be speaks or tries to speak, to Lit- tie Jack, the company does good work. Clara' Dal ton, who is Dan's loved one in the person of Nora Drew, ts pleasing to look anon, and she riahtfullv claimed her shareof appreciation from the aud- Jenc.i Anna McMaughton; as the wlr, of Daunla. also bald attention both la i o ber character part and tne apeclaltjr which aha presents. Interest Jn "Kerry Oow" la made more certain by the gtage settings, which are kept In harmony with tha trend of the play. The production la billed for tha balance of the work at the Marquam with the usual matinees Wedneaday and Saturday and should continue to draw good housea. Baker ,4Charlfy's Aont." If Howard Russell is not the heat comedian at the Baker and he prob ably la at least he la the moat prom lalng of the company. Hia excellent work In "Charley' Aunt" yesterday proved that beyond a doubt. Mr. Rua aell haa played the role before in Port land and those who esw both perform ancea aay that he haa Improved greatly. He waa certainly very good In the fam ous farce role at the opening perform ance. There is a great opportunity to overdo the thing in Charley'a Aunt. Ita possibilities In the way of leaving KM CXOUU3 UcwKtEfls fiwnVnre BaftE&rl fun and taking up with vulgarity are limitless. But Mr. RuBsell doesn't over step the mark. It reveals a good taste that will stand htm in good stead some day. The other members of tne Hajcer com pany give very good support, even n their English accent Isn't of the kind that they would ever be called to pay duty upon. Also there's a new member of the company this week, pretty and very self-possessed and well dressed and possessing a few other desirable qualities. Her name Is Hilda Graham and we wish Hilda well, and a per manent place with the company. She is wortn any rour or tne "stuaems. remaps tne most exciting feature 01 the performance was Louise Kent's new blue frock very stunning, we assure you, and most becoming to miss Kent. We wish to honor both tho original mind that conceived it and the young woman who had the good sense to wear it. The women at the matinee perform ance spent fully half an hour wonder ing how It was made and if that was really the advanced style for early spring wear. Miss Kent gives her word that it Is. Mr. Dills has done his work well in the direction of stage setting the three acts are exceptionally well staged even for him. The performance went vert well and the hilafUft was unrestrained. Empire "As 1pld in the Hills." "As Told in the Hills" has stood ithe test of time and promises to be as abod a drawing card at the Empire this wepk as It ever was. It Is a melodrama tell ing about the attack on an Arkansas family by a band of enemies, deadly F. W. Baltes and Company invite your inquiries for PRINTING First and Oak Qchwab Printing Co tUt f WO K. KtMIOHAUlu rHIClt 24TK STARK STXEET1 P s 111 & POSTAL CLERKS GET PUjOTED Pocatello Division Now Most Important Division on Taciflc Coast. Tit Pocatello and Portland railway poatofflce with a force of II ere we, ow ing to a new annual Increase In the pay roll Juat announced, is now one of the most Important divisions on tha Pacific coast This lint, which runs out of Portland by way of the O. B, N. Co. and the Oregon Short Line to Pocatello, Idaho, la the only line la the Pacific north weat with a double dally railway poatofflce service and carries the eaat ern tranacontlnental connectlona. Twentyfour clerka have recently been promoted and when all promotions are completed the annual Increase In the payroll of these men will aggregate 18,000. In addition three additional helpers have been aaaljrned to the run. All promotlona are made on merit and are preceded by a hard courae of atudy by I he appllcanta. The line, which has become more Im portant than any other line running Into Portland .within the last few daya, waa organised In lit with eight crewa of two men each. Now there are If through crewa with a total of 42 men on the Una. The Portland district la under F. K. Whitney, who Is chief clerk. The officering of tha aervlre la largely due to Mr. whltney'a personal efforia. Much of the eastern mall for Portland arilvea on theae trains snd a part of the dutlea of the craws Is to distribute the letters ard papers before arriving here ao that when the mall la taken to the poatofflce It Is asaorted and arranged all In readlneaa for the carrlera to make their dellverlee. The men promoted to clerks In charge on ttalna Nni I. 2 and 6, are Kilns J. Hufford. Walter Connor. John A. Kelly. R.m A fAfmhll Melvln Mnn Jimni A Watklna, Clifford A. Ball and Thomae D. Evans. Other men receiving promotlona are Elmer H. Try. Charlea E. Kitchlng, George W. Dodda, Jamna P. Graham, Ol iver O DeHorty, Ceryl W. I.lnebaugh. Roy Smith Leigh. Ralph F. Dnvln, Bert J. Lockwood. Arthur J. Stlmpaon, Iewla W. Orln. Clyde A. Akin. Harry B. Clement Ivan Grimm. Henry C. Rlppey and Benjamin F. Cannon. WOOlffOflBLD PLAN BIG CAMPAIGN Head Consul Boak Will Visit Portland to Conduct Initiation. At a call of General Organiser H. L. Day the representatives of the several camps from Multnomah county met in west side Woodmen temple Sunday afternoon. C. A. Elilott was elected chairman and H. L. Day secretary of the aeneral committee. ! A committee of three was appointed j to lay out plana of campaign and re- fiort at the next meeting. The follow ng camps were represented: Webfoot, ; C. A. Elliott. Frank Motter and A. L. I Barbur; Multnomah, Scott Laurence, James Ruderman and A. B. George; , Portland, A. W. Schmale, C. M. Bequett and Herman Schade; Albina. W. W. Mc I Intoah; George Washington. Harry I Baker, H. L. Day and R. J. Collins; Ar i leta, C. G. James. M. F. Ernst and W. j J. Morphy; Troutdale, 8. B. Rlchurdson i and C. C.Taneitz; Sunnyside, 8. Shank, ; A. D. Keene and B. F. Green; Pros perity, C. C. Bradley, George Milne and i J. Moreland. During the coming week the camps not represented will be viaited ana asked to participate In the coming cam- Dalan. Organiser Day has been organising campaign movements fh several coun ties In the state and campaigns have been started in tne eastern ana soutn ern counties by the special organisers In those districts. Some time during the campaign Head consul I. I. Boak. assisted bv the associate officers, will j vlait Portland and conduct the Initia tory worn on a ciass ox canaiautes. Rose Society Meeting. An Important meeting- of the Port land Rose society will be held In the Chamber of Commerce room, second floor, Wednesday evening. February 12 at S o'clock. All members of the so ciety and parties interested in the cul ture of roses are cordially Invited to attend. SUBURBAN TRACTS , GOOD POTATO FIELDS Thirty sacks of potatoes raised on a lot 40x100 feet In the Cen ter addition, on the Ankeny car line, is the latest crop record for Portland. City lots In the sub urban) district seem to be par ticularly well adapted to the growth of potatoes and vege tables according to the com muters who made the attempt L. Heller, who raised the 30 sacks on one lot, planted lata, he says, or he would have had more. The potatoes are of re markable size and smoothness and many of them have two va rieties of the bulbs growing from the same plant enemies. There are darkles and half breeds and the usual conglomerate col lection of Arkansas characters. ' It. is difficult to follow out the rami fications of the plot of tha play. It would take more than human intelli gence to do that Being modest we shan't attempt It. But there is much good and bad white, red and black bloodshed in the defense of that Ar kansas family. Ben Roberts is success ful as Colonel John Howard, the south erner; Dorothy Grey Is the half-breed, and Don McMillan is good aa Mcintosh Todd, the tragedian out of a Job. The play pleased large bouses at the Em pire both yesterday afternoon and eve ning. Star "Chinatown Charley." "Chinatown Charley" Is at the Star this week. Now people don't want to read about "Chinatown Charley." Read ing Is a mere passive form of taking tne world in nomeopatmc aosea it doesn't at all suit the people who want to see Charley; All that we can do is to advise them to go and live through I three hours of tense excitement. Those (who went down on Second street last I week and were disappoints at the dirty I tameness of the oriental colony, should j hurry right away and secure . tickets for the Star. They will not be disap pointed ' there. Everything that the moat diseased Imagination could con ceive of will be exposed to their gase. The aeenes show Rat alley, opium Joints and ail the other figures of the Chinese settlements. All the parts are well taken by the members of the French' company. The melodramatic action ia there with bella and every thing seems to ba favorable for a good week. - vj,-' i i ii - H ylVhere 10 Dine. '-Merchants lunch dally, 28c Sunday dlaaex, 0a Krnse's, Park and torrlaon. mm fi ' : i 1 " i" ' wnere jan uicgo acoiw Asset Currency The people of Portland, Oregon, X "the first in the country to present financial. flurry, a the Fortland leiegram explains, ihe banks ot that city issued $1,400,000-in asset currency maturing on the first of this month. The last of it waa redeemed three days before that date. This is.a allowing of which the Portland business men have reason fo be proud. It is all. the better because at one time the situation in the northern city threatened to become especially acute. But if Portland haa' cause for pride in being the first to retire ita asset currency, how much moe aatisfaction should there be in citiea that are on so sound a basis that they could weather the storm with- I out resort to clearing-house certificaHei? San Diego was by itself in that class on the Pacific coast, no other city of like size and volume of T business hcinir able to tide over the trouble without asset money. And ----- the Union has reason to know that .. . r ' i ' A met mat iinanciai crisis ana passcu n um this city in the estimation of tha outside world. Even now. newcom X ers express surprise and admiration when they learn that San Diego issued no clearing-house certificates. One of the first questions of many visitors is as to the amount of the aupposed issue, and when they r M !. San nirn wn thrhiioh ihe flurry on a hard-money f basis, their confidence in the city tided over the trouble with asset able quickly to retire it, did better; those that did not have to Issue it, did best of all. Editorial,' San Diego Union. Portland Goes San Diego One Better While we admit the above is true in many respects, Portland is famous beyond this reference. There was one bank in Portland, Ore onn uhirn A'A tint take advantage nf asset currency, holidays, time p,."., limits, or place any limit on amount the time on an all-gold basis, lhat one was the uerman-American Bank. No other city of any importance on the entire Coast not even our southern sunburnt, sunkissed sister, San Diego, can boast of this. But of course the president and some of the stockholders of the German-American Bank are from San Diego, and you fellows down there will claim credit after all. California always would beat: in the argument X. Y. Z. Editorial, Portland. 1 WL nil IllSllil I! hi Hi. ' Ml !!., lllli.-- nH. iiiiii m "".-!"'- ' Inn !Hi!!,!H;i;::., ' '''I ll" .ill The Safest DIAMONDS Mony put In dlamonda ia not apentbut inveated: banks may fall, stocka may drop, buslnesa fall off. But the Diamond Syndicate haa guaranteed to up hold the present prices, therefore dlamonda will never be any cheaper. NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY We are the people you should see before pur chasing. We carry the largest stock In the city; our prices are by far the lowest, besides you can buy from us on EASY PAYMENTS Without paying any more icash. MARX & 74 TJLUD XT ear PHOISB WESTERN FEED AND FUEL CO. 'wU"apSr SBALESS IK KOUBB AITS STB AM OOAZb Votloo to Kail Subiorlbera. On account of the rush of subscribers on 'Bargain Day" Th Journal is swamped with orders and ssys ita friends and patrons to be patient for a few 4 days. Every name will be added 4 to the subscription list by the 4 end of this week. Watch and Wait. Don't be a chump and pay retail price when you can get all kinds of clothing for men, women and children at wholesale price. PERSONAL. S. Fujimura, who baa charge of a Bah hatchery In northern Jaoa,n for the Japanese government, arrived In Port land yfsterday to remain eeveral daya atudylng the fish industry or the Co lumbia river. , , ,i , ' (Sir Edward Vincent ' of London, a financier, was In Portland yeaterday. He waa accompanied ty Paul F. Mohr of San. Francisco, formerly of thla city. are rejoicing because their city ! a clean sheet following the recent .... C- . T-v X tne manner in wmcn oan i7icKc w A A uiAnA.a t tl e rrt art hni n a T is manifestly increased.. Cities that currency, did well those that were - - of withdrawals, but was "open all X iiiiiiii i ill i! i i :ur-ii" i.aiiiiM HHP" . "ainikiiiiiiiiiiJ i S55J 111 as I'liu'll Hill. IS Investment than were you to pay BL0CH BTXXST oac iiii!:;i:S A 1018 or MAIN 1018 f.0 Banner Coal v NONE BETTER FOR THE PRICE .TEA Sell as your customer likes to buy. That's how to do business, in tea or anything else. Tour grocer returns your money If you don't like Schilling's bast: we pay him. . CAUTOaUrXA XOTSU. wn xk saw T&Aircxsco nor HOTEL NAVERRE 44 M BW.Cor. Bteveaaoa, sTeajf 1 , v Market. Rooms single and en suite wltb or without baths. Prlcea, $1.00 a day up. Telephone, hot and cold water; elevator aervloa all nichw: Mrs. H. Hyer. tVop: . (Formerly Oeary and Mason Bts.) AltUSIMXHTS. - aw a vi iltM Ma w.'.tBft, s Phone Main 1 ana A-1U'.'. ' TONIGHT AT 1:1 OflXK. Tomorrow and Wedneaday Nlahtu; 6ta- - elal f'rlce Matinee Wedneaaay. ' ; sn wour xoyrxs In, Da Koven'a Comic Opera, Rvanlngs I to SOej Mat. II. SO to Marquam a rand (Portland'a Famoua Tbeatra. Main I ) tonight and Remainder of Week. Matinee (Saturday. , Joe Murphy's Great Play,' The Horry Gow" With Bernard Daly aa Dan O'Hara Bvenlnga tic, 0c, TSc Matinee 8-c. 60q. BAKER THEATRE ' Phonea Main t. A-K3 Oeo. V. Baker, Oen. Mkr. Get Tour Seata Karl y All . Thla Week Juat One Long ' Howl of laughter. CliUtTI AUaTT Mattnea Saturday. Cvenlnga ttc, ISc, J9c. Matinea lie, JRe, Veati n tna Blskop'g Carriage.'' EMPIRE Theatre SSSMt MILTON BKAMAN. Manager. Note tha Teddy Bear Saturday Matinea. Tonight all Week Matineea Wednes day and Saturday. A beautiful production of tha thrill ing Indian melodrama, . . . "as told nr tkm mif." V . New Hcenery Specialties and Kffecta Nlghta 15c, n, 6c, 60c, Mate. ISo, JSe. LYRIC THBATRQ Both Pbonaai Mala 4esS Xoasa A-1M. Week Commencing Monday. Feh ia. The Allen Rtock Co. Vreaenta , .. A New Comedy, 1 " UTTB UVR1 a Tata XJLBT. ' Matineea Tuesday. ThuUy, Satur day and Hunday. Prlcea 10c and 20c. Every evening at 8:16. Prices 10c 20a and SOc. Boxea 50c. Office open 19 a, m. to ! p. m. The GRAND Taadevllle da Luza. Time and Prtcea Remain tha Bam a. Entire Week of February 10. ' , m okiat AUinrz, . ' v , WoVld-Famoua Illusloniat, Magician aad Mimic. r rauuEBi raoim BgT.tai t Singing and Dancing Act. f ' And a rioat of Other Featurea' THE STAR VZ'l For Kntlra Week of February . tkb m. m. rsrircx btocx oo. Present Al 1L Wood'a Great Comedy Drama "CKUTATOWir CsTimT.TM, -' t Four Acta Matineea Sandaya. Tuesdays, Thurs days and Saturdays at 2:10. Prlcea 19c and 20c Every evening at (:ll p. m. Prices 16c, 2So and J5c. , Seats nay b . reserved by either phone. Motion Plctura Theatres WE RENT LATEST FEATURE FILMS 1.000 feet Reels, Including Song 81idss. 95.00 to m IVeekly A Newman Motion Picture Co. tit Burns Ida St. near Fifth. ' NICKELODION 130 Sixth Strot Go Little Cabin Doy Boy Returns 148 O rand Avenue COLD BUG and THE SLAVE OCXSTT SrXOaTT '1 . -: Oaks Rink Tonight Trlday Vlfbt, Tab. 14 A Leap Teat Talaatina Party. MILITARY ACADEMYV I " PORTLAND OREi t' r A Boarding and Da School for Young Man and Boya. Preparation for - eot legea. U. a Military and Naval Academiel Aa eredited to etaaford, Berkeley, Cornell. Am herst and all State Uni versities and Agricultural Colleges, v Manual train ing. Business eours The principal has bad tl years? experience In Port land. Comfortable ouar tera. Best environmente. Make reeervatlone now. For fllnstrated eatalog ' and other literature . ad flrasa t ' s.''""'' J. IT. BILL. EL. D arrlaoiwU and rropslatoa. , ALL SXABSS MADE FROM CREOSOTE 5 Gal. Lots 75c Per Gal. 'ortland Sash & Door Co. a3o novr vr tobtlavs. oai Mtttresses tnd Uphoktcrl.ij Made Over and Made to Order. Carpets Sewed and Laid. Phone Main t3H. XABSST Sj luam, BOS Too rtn -.. j;S!it'B2Ssk7 Vttzizvt C!:r! - Promptly attamled to In any pnrt ef t city.. Poors and windows bought a.-n : 184 Second, aas Jeff. boae ro. ret!cot Cil E!::!:' Makes Shoes Waterproof 3f ieati.r Kot a ttiae-At a'i Diamond : f-