The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972, February 13, 1908, Image 9

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Newspaper Page TextP" THE OREGON 'DAILY JOURNAU 'PORTEANDi THURSDAY-. EVEMINOj TEBRtRY 13, I&Q8. v Town Topics tonights AsrrsorKNTtf. ,F "Dlvorcon Marquam "The Kerry. flow" ltaker . "Charley's A tint ..... i i.uiu tu i Umpire., Vaudeville , fyrJo......." Lawyer asd-theI-edy'' i - -r ' '-' ' : ' ' ' ' ' ""Chinatown cfrrl'iy Philip' TV Clay at tha houaa o. Bher- , ' rnan, Clay & Co, arrived la Portland mus murnina. Air k;iay in vouiurianivu by Kruest Urchs. general representative ol Bteinway. Bona of New York city, manufacturers of tha world celebrated fctelnway piano, George W. Bateswho i asnociaiea witn tne iwn rnuiciaco vi flee of Sherman, Clay & Co., alio ac companied Mr. Clay.' Theae gentlemen. ' together with O. V. Johnson, general manager, will vlalt the varloua branch was procured and the trial of 'pr. J. D. Dunn on tha .barge of contributing to the delinquency of Ilallle Williams, a 14-year-old girl, waa taken up. Dunn la, alleged to have made improper .ad vances to the girl, whom ha waa treat ing jor wans. . ' . A , water color loan exhibit la to ha opened thla afternoon at tha Mueeum of Art' Fifth and Taylor streets. . The vie we are largely landscape, irum m beat .Portland home. Arrangements have been made to have tha Mueeum opoii next Sunday from 3 to I ao that those who are unable to attend on other daya may have tha privilege of seeing these works of art Admission will be free Sunday, Thuraday and eat- iirdnv flarnmni. The muaeunt la ODen dally from to 6. With an admission of If cents. ..v. ,-. 1 .... . ,-.;! ; v SALOOfl CASES' ROARING FARCE Councilman So Characterizes Proceedings ' Before Liq- v uor license Committee. r Members of. the liquor license com tnlttea heard their work of hearing tha saloon cases harshly criticised by Tha residence of . r. tucha, 421 I Umatilla avenue.! waa entered by bur glare at about 10 o'clock laat evening I member of the council yesterday after- and. robbed of a number, or articles ox noon when Councilman Menefoe declared valua, including clothing- ana a, re. tha hMna ..-a . and that volver, belt and ' holster. Entrance to ' " . . .V , J tha dwelllnr waa affected by prying Lth committeemen changed their minds open a' bathroom window. " The only I as frequently as tffje chameleon changes tn tha Idantltv of tha thief or I Da . u ...... .n.. - houses of Sherman,' Clay & Co. at Se. thieres la an old Voft black hat which K,--f-- , " -atUe- .Taooma. Kverett. fiaUlnaham and ... i Hahid i. .nVn-l for a Menefee aeldom makes a axeech of any - epoKane, arter wnion tney win return iv i atlf f bat Which waa atolen. I Hlna ana naa never oeen heard to cnti- iiiia en, in. nwuguinori um iwun i , . I l"e council nis remaraa maoe me Thieves stole $B la. cash,, three suit ,nr members pit up and take notice. "This whole Investigation ao far. has been a rank farce. The liquor license ' for Oregon, Washington and Idaho, Tha : many other concerns Jiavlng its horns n r oriice In another stade. has become a Lthe Stockholm aaloon. 14 North 'Sixth part of our city and has Identified it street In reporting the matter to the committee haa spent a lot of time and self with Portland institutions and does police the proprietor of the saloon says has had a good many saloonkeepers be- ' Its share In promoting tha welfare of ha thlnka the theft was committed by fore It but it seems that all a man haa the city.;. In a word tha housa Is a soma person who hid In tha place. when to do when hla llcennf is ordered re- foruana concern. f k at it waa closed for tha night escaped through a window. moating was held last night Trinity pariah housa to take steps to ward organising a branch of tha Na tional Red Cross society In this city. Itev. A. A. Morrison presided and aa I building, corner Twenty-seventh and U; executive committee , was appointea to make the purpose of tha society known and to sffeot an organisation. A meet ing will be held two weeka from last night at tne Congregational church, when tt Is hoped to perfect tha organisation;- Portland ! on of the few cities or the United States not posses sing a orancn or this society whose use i uui ess naa necoms wona famous. . i , - . Preparations ara in progress for a 'gVashlngton Social" to be held Friday evening, February II. at the Ore iron building, corner Twenty-aeventh and Up shur streets. A patriotic program will be given at S o'clock. The LAdles Aid of tha Ep worth M. E. Church is In charge.. .... .' Tha thlsf vokiKl Is to coma in and ask for a trans- re r. and he gets it although the trans fer la a pure fake, and It is patent that It is a fake. I think it Is time the com mittee did something worth while, or quit mis tarcical business. xt is simply nonsense and I want to see it stopped. . Chairman Cottel aroaa to defend the comtnittee'a work by aaylng that the committee simply investigates and makes ' recommendations, it being left lor tne council to use action. Portland 4a at last to have an ambu lance to be used In emergency cases of accidents. An ordinance providing for onilb,r?1,t, hUi"t." Councilman Menefee did not renlr but hia prevloua words left an Impression that the committee had been "handed tha hiring Of an ambulance waa passed by the council yesterday afternoon and In pursuance of the decision of Judge f we ana means i committee wm re McBrlde, at Oregon City, several weeks ago, the Mount Hood Railway A Power Company mads formal application to the city council yesterday for a right r i way across tne city s property near the Bull Run reservation. Judge McBrlde threw the company's condem nation suit acalnst the cltv out of court because the power company had failed j ceive bids for the vehicle In the near future. Victims of coughs and colds should I not waste time and money in experi menting with worthless nostrums, but f et a bottle of Kenyon's Cough Remedy rom Albert Bernl, the old reliable drug. Mist. 28S Washington street and set The at- I tesuits. ,it cures wnen others rail. ttllfatlnn In1 waa raarrat tn thai. committee on Darks and nubile property -" or articiea round, on street cars and the committee on Judiciary. I February It: It umbrellas, 3 packages. to apply formally to the city. tto The criticism came unon the anoll cation of Baker and Larson to transfer their ncense to a man named Hansen, At the hearing before the committee the fact was broucht out that Baker and Larson had been convicted of sell lng liquor to a minor and allowing women to loiter in their saloon at Third and Taylor streets. The committee rec ommended that the licenae be revoked. After the debate the councllmen voted the refer the question of the Baker and Larson license back to the committee. ai a result or tne committee s inves tigation extending over several weeks, but one license was ordered revoked, al though sufficient evidence waa pro duced to. convict several of the ealoon- The council passed Creating the new bureau for tha protec tion of young girls and women yester- ay alter noon, and the civil service com mission will nrenare an examination for appucanta ror the positions wnicn tne new measure carriea Aitnougn tne test Is open to any woman in toe olty, it Is generally believed that the place will go to Mrs. Lola O. Baldwin. The salary will be $150 and a clerk will be allowed 80 a month. The Nortonla." The management of tne Nortoma, corner Seventh ana targ streets, announcea that the work of In- Stallation of accommodations for the transaction of business is fast being ; completed. AH furniahlnga are modern and up-to-date In every way. The Home Telephone company has Installed Its au tomatic system.- with an automatlo ln- i Btrument In every room, operated from L jP'?f.fu.r- i.?,0.vei ?.,Pai'?l0.v',.'.1 keepers of many different crimes. Th -I. . J-" . "... W'lr'L.1 u- lone lic nse to be revoked was that oi-.ow-, i lunon I una, i ureau tuasier. o( Johnson. proprietor of a restaur- r .fa?"" " ant on seventh street Penney Bros.' Friday special grade port, sherry, muscat, tokay angelica at II oar gallon: J. W. Harne bourbon or rye, regular 14.60, at 13.60 ?er gallon Friday only. Free delivery 'hone East 287, Home B-2426. Frances Wlllard Memorial Day will be observed next Wednesday, February 19, at Room, (06, Ooodnough building, at; 2:30 P. m. Past Presidents Mrs. Mary E. Townsend, Mrs. 1. H. Amos and Mrs. Ida Berkley will take part S BRAKES PUT ON NEW AIRBRAKE DIN E Members of the Oregon Forestry as sociation will hold a meeting tomorrow night at 8 o clock at tne city nan. hi. T .nnllt. will .rtAalr am tVi. awMm mM IT . . " of cut-over timber lands. oi wnicn la A-ouii. ' i 1 Wa anktia. mnA nriM VAnp 1nfhaa central w. u. i. U. neia lam u.uai Council Puts on Table Indef initely Measure Providing Better Car Equipment. meeting Wednesday afternoon. the ooenlna devotional exercises, con- ! ducted by Mrs. 8. I. Lyman, and a short business session, Mrs. O. P. Jamison : gyse an lp teres ting talk on "How to ; Win." She emphasized the need of love and patience in winning others. Mra. i JI. E. Roper presented her resignation and, Mra. Ida Barkley was elected in her place. Actlns- on a suesestion of the exec- . ntive board the citv council yesterday Voted 11,200 for an extra policeman, who 1 will be detailed for duty at the city hall. 1 The board requested that the patrolman now assisrned to cerform duty at the city hall be placed on his beat outside. inasmuch as me city treasurer onen 1 has large sums of money in the city tults the need of a guard around tno cltv hall was felt necessary by the council. svonse and Dress your usual and shine your shoes, all for 11 per After month. Mala 614, A-4114. Wagons run everywnere. unique Tailoring Co., sot Stark. Phone Independent Coal & Ice Co. for Rock Springs coal. Sole agents. Also Wallsend c .Richmond. Office opposite City Library. Both phones. Socialist hall, 0 Davis street. Free lecture course Thursday. February 12. Hubert Langerock will speak on "Child Labor." W. B. A. valentine ball. W. O. W. hall. Eleventh street, Saturday, Feb ruary 15. Admission 26c Bteamftr Jesse Rarklns, for Camas, Washougal and way landings, dally ex cept Sundsy. Leaves Washington street dock at i p. m. Woodward Dancing Academy tonight Class lesson, 25o. Private lessons dally, socials Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. Friday night club St. Valentine party gler hall. Leap year dance. B tiles' Professor Rlngler, manager. at Rlngler hall. orchestra. Notice Highest price paid for Title Guarantee and Oregon Savings accounts. Cohn Bros., 169 First street Maccabee's hursdav eve hall. . Stiles' orchestra, uniform rank dance Thursday evening, February 11, K. of p. Jack Redman was declared insane after examination by a physician at the county jail yesterday afternoon and last night he was tasen to tne asyium. nwi man tried to beat out his brains at the sol Ice station where he was nrst con fined and later renewed ' the effort at the county Jail, making it necessary to strap him down. He was filled with in sane fear that people were seeking his lire. Washington and Lincoln's birthday will b observed by appropriate patriotic exercises by Oo. Wright Post No. 1. O. A. R.. at G. A. -R. hall, Second and I Morrison atreets, Friday evening, Feb ruary 14. Col. 8. R. Harrington win give an address. The veteran quartette (will render a number of appropriate se lections. The public is coraiany in- I vl tea. Ed Lachapelle was convicted by Jury in Judge O'Day's court yesterday dentists. Third and Washington. afternoon on the charge of assault with knife upon H. V. Dietrich. The affair took place In a rooming-house at First and Morrison streets on the night of October 13. Judge O'Day Imposed a nne of 175, without a i II sentence, saying there was some aouot m nis mtna re garding the guilt of the defendant. "To Be Happy When Married" is the title of an illustrated story told on the Double East 8ide Page" In today's Journal. Satisfaction Is the key to happiness, and Morgan & Atchley are Acme Oil Co. sell safety coal oil and fine gasoline. Phone Bast 789; B-1007. Woman's Exchar.ro. 123 'Tenth street lunch 11:80 to 2; business men's lunch. E W. Moore, exnert TthotnramhM-. ciKs niniaing, tsevemn ana stars: sts. W. A. Wise and associates, painlsss Berger, signs, show cards. 2S4 Yamhill. D. Chambers, optician, 129 Seventh. Journal want ads. lo a word. sure to satisfy you when they furnish your-dining room complete, with hand some mission rurniture and a large beautiful rug for 636. Be sure and read their ad in today's paper. B. P. O. Elks. Membera of Portland lodge No. 142 and visiting brothers are i requested to assemble at the club rooms at 6 p. m., sharp, for the purpose of meeting the special train of Salem lodge No. 826 and escorting the brothers to I Elks' temple. By order of the exalted ruler. C. M. Bills, secretary. James Shaw has announced himself as a candidate or precinct commute man or tne Kepuwican party ror ni cinct no. S4- VERBAL BOUT TAKES IIP TIME OF COUNCIL Driscoll and' Vaughn Hand Each Other Some Lemon Juice' Bouquets. Members of the elty council yester day voted to lay the airbrake ordinance upon the table, where It is expected to recline until the Portland Railway, Light & Power company completes Its work of putting airbrakes on Its cars. Tho action of he council followed a long debate In which Councilman Vaughn strenuously opposed the delay In passing the ordinance, but the cor poration found a strong protector In Councilman Baker, who declared that he did not care If the people did know he was defending It. Councilman so- ker said he believed the company wss acting In good faith and that was all that could he expected. He said he did not want to be put In the position of holding a club over the company. Councilman Bennett started the fire works by moving to amend the ordi nance so that the company would be compelled to place airbrakes only on cars 36 feet long and over. This was considered only in the light of an at tempt to kill the. measure by Council man Vaughn, as the company haa more than 100 cars slightly under 26 feet long. Vaughn called upon the councllmen to either defeat the measure by voting It down or to pass it and not to kill it by a subterfuge, namely, passing Bennett's amendment, which would de stroy the effective power of the meas ure, A communication was read from Vice-President F. I. Fuller, In which he declared the company was doing all in its power to Install airbrakes as rap idly as possible. Oskar Huber, con sulting engineer of the company, said that the airbrakes would be Installed on all cars within a year. When the measure was up about six weeka ago Mr, Huber promised to have airbrakes Installed upon a sufficient number of cars to sntiafy the council men that the work would be rushuil to completion as soon as possible. Inas much as the ordinance allows the com panv one year in which to complete Its work, Councilman Vaughn insisted that It be passed. Despite his protest the measure was placed on the table. BENEFIT PERFORMANCE FOR OFFICER'S WIFE I j Spring Styles "Brook" Hats Our complete assortment of the new Spring styles on exhibit. The "Brook" Hat for 1908 the acme of perfection and the Peer of all Hats $3.00 CALIFORNIA HOTELS fi f fSHe! jn in i t! me HOTEL STEWART Cauy Strest stove Usbs Sesare SAN FRANCISCO 2S0 room, 150 prim Ulfa. sropeaa pha $1.50 aday apwud. A ici. pIm 13.50 a dtr npwud. Cm. a k carte. BuW taf completed and hotel opened Dec I. 1407. Err aMdmccamaicBea. LuiunoaWy fun khmi. O. car bam truaWf o m part of city. Stewart .uttaaocaW aad amaibai awat all tnint and . narxMsn. MOTEL, ItrrEBSON Tsrk wd Gongs Strata. Era Frucaco, octet til. um BiuafamaaL pre- Because of the illness of a Juror, the trial of E. B. Henderson on a larceny charge, begun before Judge Gantenbein iw. u"le5 they persist in keeping up in. the circuit court yesterday, has been thlr flf.ht ne U8,? of words. continued until Tomorrow, a new jury Councllmen are preparing to clear the arena for a great spectacular battle be tween the two "jhampions of their class, Councilman Driscoll, lightweight, and councilman Vaughn, heavyweight These men are at swords' nolnta. if the wuru wnicn tney uttered in aeoate yes terday afternoon are to be believed, and an encounter may be expected to fol- A Smile on Every Face There Is joy in Portland town People dancing 'round and 'round Every bank is on its feet, -v Smiles on every face you meet. , Merchants laughing all the day. worklnamen are feeling say: ff Factories about to hum. .Ho one here is iooxing glum. i Union Laundry rushed to death. . Scarcely time to draw our breath, i Jingle, jingle little bells. Sound your musio o'er the dells. W shine collars, cuffs and shirts to the king's taste. UNION LAUNDRY J -irXela, A-lSS. Main 888. ; : Second and Columbia, - Councilman Driscoll a-rew Deevlsh yesterday at some narllamentarv com pliment thrown at him with great ora torical eirect oy councilman Vaughn and came back with a vicious left ud- percut of words in which he told the neavyweignt champion that he would no longer allow hia councilmanic dignity uj ut irampiea, upon. Other councllmen intervened, and Mr. Vaughn turned upon them and gave a fine exhibition of tongue lashing every body and everything within range of his voice. The more to lash the "lashJr" he grew. until he had stirred up a hornet's nest of shouting councllmen about his ears. As usual. Mr. Vaughn had the satisfaction of having the last word, and sat down smiling in the knowledge that he had gained his point, namely, of having the . matter of the Dekum street Improvement carried over until this afternoon, when the council will hold an adjourned meeting. " Tha Dekum J Street Jmnrnvomanr haa been accepted by the city. Residents oi uie aireei ao not want to pay ror the work, claiming that it haa hn lmtroDerlV cerformed. nounrllmnn Vaughn owns property on the street and appeared as representative of the other property owners, who claim that the work has . not been done In a proper ,,,uv,. vim ..i, vuHiiauiur,. finrrj Howard, mined gravel in the street below grade and carted it awav to be used In improving other streets. - - - A dramatic performance Is to be given at Burkhard hall, Union avenue and Burnside street, Wednesday evening, February 18, for the benefit of Mrs. Oittings, the wife of the policeman who was killed Just before Christmas. Mrs. Gittings Is still at the Good Samaritan hospital and her children scattered around. One is at the Children's home. This performance is a three-act comedy, entitled "Wanted A Wife," and those participating are donating their serv ices. It is under the management of Mrs. Emily L. Driscoll, who is assisted by Miss Ethel E. Griffiths. Following is the cast of characters: Dan GJUls- gle, a man with an Imagination, R. C. lyde; Jorklas Jobson, his gardener, an authority on potatoes, Joseph Stearns Jr., Edward H. Crandall; Deacon Smith, who tries to be good, R, W. Hatton; Sally, Dan's Coo, who can keep a se cret. Emily L. Driscoll; Miss Camson, Dans honseKeeper, in the matrimonial market, Clarissa Von Buaee; Louisiana, a dark brunette on the war path, Ma rion .Menaer. Fairmont Hotel Air rAir 0X800, cax MANAGEMENT OF Palace Hotel Co. A GUARANTEE OF EXCELLENCE The only large hotel commanding a view of our incomparable bay. The best located hotel In the world, as it is most convenient to the business centers, while its elevation affords wholesome advantages in the- way of pure air, sunshine and the ab sence of all annoyances connected with the rebuilding of a great city. EUROPEAN PLAN RATES: Single, 9.80, $3, 4. 98, 98. 97, 98. Suites, $10. 91a. 914. 91, 918. 930. Bvery Boom With Bath. Music a feature at dinner and la the foyer, eveninga Hotel St. Francis AX CISCO Fronting troploal Union Square, the heart of San Francisco, this structure is a fine example of the artistic treatment of a utilitarian Idea, and typifies the high value San Francisco places upon enter tainment. This hotel probably unites, tinder one roof, more advanced ideas of hotel service than any other caravansary In America, yet the rates are lower in pro- fortlon to the attention offered, han can be found elsewhere In the United States. Rates from t2 upward European plan. Under the management of James Woods. "SOMETHING DIFFERENT KEY ROUTE INN OAXXAH9, OAS. Every Modern Comfort. American and European Plan. N. S. MULLAN, Manager. Formerly Assistant Manager Palace Hotel. Ban Francisco. BIPTUB $35 Will Furnish a Koom. You can furnish a dining-room or bed-room complete with handsome, dur able furniture Including a beautiful, large rug for $35. For full particulars read Morgan & Atchlev's ad in today's journal on uie --.uouDie Hiast side rage. UNEMPLOYED WILL GET CITY JOBS appropriating $10,000 giving employment to An Ordinance to be devoted to the city's unemployed was Introduced in the council yesterday afternoon, but owing to the late hour was put over for final action until this afternoon when the councllmen assembled to transact the remaining Dusinesa. The ordinance if passed will carry the appolntmont of a commission or live who will handle the money. The work to be done will be cleaning up of the waterfront, streets and paries; ir tne measure passes this afternoon the money will be Available In about 10 days for the tsurooae far which It is Intended.. '. Where to Dine; ' Merchants' -lunch dsll dinner 60a Kruse's, Par y." 15c. Sunday k and Morrison. Of til vtrtetlea permanently cured In few Ujt without a rargicu operation or .ctentioa from Diulneu. No nay will bt accepted until the patient it completely eatlaSed. vr rue er . call upon 714 5 WET LAND xeptM untu ue patient it completely eatlafied. Fidelity Rupture Cure it land bloo.. Portland. Oregon Hotel St. Mark Frext Dottd OaKland, Calif. A New, Modern eight story, fire-proof hotel containing 150 tunny, outside rooms connected with Bath. Opened Jan. 1, 190s. Equipped with all the lat est convenience known to mo dern hoteldom. Large, light, tunny (ample roomi for com mercial men. Direct car line and hotel auto mobile bu. to S. P. 1 6th St. and Santa Fe deport. St Mark Cafe. Cuirine and service unrivaled. Fine Orchestra. Elegant appointment. Rate (European plan) from $1.50 and up. 13th St. at Franklin One block from the thopping district. IS I j tiBI Hotel Hamlin EDDY AND LEAVENWORTH STS. First permanent big hotel down tows. Contains 100 beautifully furnished a team heated apartments. 40 baths. Private telephone Mr vice. Sample rooms for commercial travalera. -Eddy St. cars from ferry paas the door and connect with 8rd St. ears fromS. P. Depot. Rates from $1.00 up. Phone Private Ex. Franklin 42S. San Francisco grand pacific tour $400 south seaTslands $400 ntlliSCLT IS- TABTTX, atAJBOTOWOA. SHEW SXAXAirS, TO HO A, XtAXJtB, SAKOA, IU1 BCAWAZX. The favorite S. S. Mariposa of Oceanic S. S. Co.'s line will sail for .Tahiti March 9, taking passengers for all the South Sea Islands Rarotonga, New Zealand. Friendly Islands, Samoa, Fiji and Hawaii. Ex ceptional opportunity to make this most desired of all tours and In the right season, Only $400 first-class round trip from San Francisco, leav ing March 9 and returning June 9. There will be days' stay in Tahiti. 19 days in New Zealand, S days Fiji, 7 days Hawaii, during which time passengers find their own way. See January Outing Magaaine about Tahiti. Dr. Nicholas Senn says: "If any place In this world 'deserves to he. called 4 Paradise. Tahiti can make this claim." Book early and secure the best bertha OCEANIC S. S.v COMPANY Telephone ateamy 1831. 073 XaJUOBT ITT-. BAJT lXAJrCXSCO. JOVMAh LINERS COST LITTLE, ACCOMPLISH MUCH Day by Day Grows the Fame of Columbia Tailoring The superior character of the Columbia's line of fabrics greater variety, exclusiveness of patterns, dependable quality, splendid manner in which Col umbia garments are made nob biness, beauty of fit. and last (and not least important to most men) the popular prices are all factors which explain the steady growth of Columbia patronage. No matter how critical your . how exacting vour de mands, youll find that Columbia Tailoring satisfies and vnn monev. Can vou can any man ask or secure more? Extra Special Now During Mid-Season Clearance AW EXTRA PAIR OF BBMBBBBBBMBttW TROUSERS FREE WITU EVERY SUIT or OVERCOAT ORDER $25 to $28 Fabrics Re duced now to $22.50, in cluding the Extra Free Trousers. GRANT PHIQLKY, Mgr. Elks' Building Seventh and Stark Utility and Beauty Com bined in Table Lighting This Week a Display of LLLCTROLI1LRS Ready to use. Electric Lamps In Copper, Brass and Antique Stands. Amber, Soft Green, Leaded Glass and Opalescent domes. Prices range S4.50 to S50.00. At same time new openings In popular-priced Brass and Nickel student and Banquet Oil Lamps, Visitors to- the Lighting- Depart ment will pass through the at tractive display of English and Bavarian Chlpa Dinner wares. BAIIXY Company 424-426 Washington MILITARY ACADEMY PORTLAND ORE! A ,Bora'ne n Day School for young- Men and Preparation for so! isges, V. a Military and Naval Academies. Ac credited ie. Stanford. pci . 1.7, vorneu, a in ker, t and all State Uni versities and Agricultural Colleges. Manual train lng. Business - eoursa. The prtnclpal haa had t years' experience In Port land. Comfortable quar ters. Best environments Make reservation new. For Illustrated catalog and other , literature ad dress i'J M- j. yi. mm u. d.. Vrlaolpal and Jrroprlstoa .X II W 13 I a" JT.,,. Hit i iff tfiJtth ' !pl a I II 11 ir - BBCT-: li.a Ua VuUartn ' Phones Main 1 anA A.1111 t inoarrat, Bxaznmoi tokos ta oimiacx-noe Matinee Saturday mxbb omAca asoBoa . v In Sardou'a Comedy, 1 9rromoon. .a i . Rvenlngs, t to tOo Mat.. H9 fe tlq Marquom Qrand nnU.J. nA .... mn . . - . . . Kvaaauu x amuua xoemire. Main S.I Only Pour More Performanoea TnnivKt. Friday Night. Saturday Matinee and Saturday Nishf.- ' iiuy oow ' i With I H B3XAJU BAXY - " ' -Am Dan O'TIjtra , . . . Kvenlngs. 160. 0c 7c? Mat. ISf, He. Marquom Qrand viuiuui f imvui ineaire. ataia S. For One Week ' Beginning Sunday Matinee PARSIFAL (In EngUah) Seats Now Selling Rvinlnm IKn (On Tin (1 Matinee, 2Sc, tOc, 78o. 11. 11891 BAKER THEATRE Phones Msin 1. A-8H9 Oeo. L. Baker, Oen. Mkr. Get Tour Seats Early All This Week Just One Long Howl of Laughter. . CKAJLI.BT'SI AWT Mstlnee Saturday. "' ' Evenings I5c, llo, iAe. y Matinee 18c, lo. ' v ; Veati "la (ae Slakes Carriage." EMPIRE Theatre ST Kn.aHVTO" w- SEAMAN, Manager. ih. T.,dd7 Bw Saturday MaUnee. Tonight all Week Matinees Wedoec dsjr and Saturday. A beautiful production of the thrHl ... niuiin meioununa. AS TOLD TJT Nights 15c, 20c, 15c, 60c. Mata 10c JOe. LYRIC THBATRB Bott Phoaeei Mala 48f Xoaae A-109S. v winmnwini MOnaar,, Ttb, Is. The Allen Stock Co. Presents . A New Comedy, "TO aVAWTZB AMD TM tAJOT."' MatlnaaM TiiaaHav Tknrk4.. u... CSV and Sunday. Prin. it. mn- . - - ..www .WW w(l . ..u, Every evening at 1:15. Prices lo, ISo iiu aw. doioi eve m. to 10 p. tn. Office open II a. The GRAND TaadertUe de Xaxe. Time And Prlnaa Ratnaln tha U.m. Entire Week of February IS. OBXAT AXBZ-n, IfTTsU i TrlllslSf SVSnln sr-.Ks-.eaes . totn Psrformanoea. Mr. Alblal Will CiVe a Srand .rnnu r anna tp Fa v. T)r "Mnl vn r-.ii u.. d. snd Dr. Blade. Giving full information with the paraphernalia as used by the above so-called wonder-workers. Xach performance will begin one half hoar earlier. Don't miss It THE STAR rho arii For Entire Waalr nt v.tm.-i ., .3rro-c tocx do. ' Presents Al H. Woods Great Comtdr j-rama "CKX-TATOWW C-CABXXI," - In Four Acta. - Matinees Sundava. Ttiaartava flin... days and Saturdays at 1:30. Prices 10a and 10c. Every evening at 1:15 p. tn. Prices 16c, 26o and S6c. Beata may be reserved by either phone. Motion Picture Theatres WE RENT LATEST FEATURE FILMS 1,000 feet Reels, Including Song Slides. $5.00 to $7.50 Weekly Newman Motion Picture Co l Bumslde St. wear Fifth. NICKELODJON 130 Sixth etraet ' "The Pleasant Side of a Soldier's Life' INICKEUODIOIN 140 Qrand Avenue ' GOLD BUG snd THE SLAVE EXPO RM BASI-ET-IAXXi OH SXATZ8 TO- Exhibition Game BTQK SOltOOZi TS. XXFO MXXX Game Called I p. m. Skating be fore, and after. Admission 10e. Skates 25c. Don't forget mas querade Saturday night.. LADIES' WIGDT Oaks Rink A Lep Tear Valentine Party Fri day Night Next Tuesday Night Oregon Yacht Club. Grand Mas ; ; , querade Saturday, Feb. 23. Diamond Douse Pcint GUARANTEED ( ' I gallon lota. S 1.40 Pr gai 1 gaUon lota, ti.BO pst !. Manufaotared by PORTLAND SASH lCCC.i CO. 830 Fromt Bt' Portland. Or. O N IY Tti 13 O U L T V la XJf snd Accident Insurance, em. WBSTOaf, t05 Wens-Ferro Vt. retfcot Cil C!-:!:!. ; Makes anoes Waterproof Tr""v- Iitatlur Hot m fcaiae At U ,w.s