The Oregon daily journal., April 24, 1908, Page 4, Image 4

THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL; PORTLAND, FRIDAY EVENINQ, APRIL 21, 1CC3.
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,111011'S G. 0. P. USE IT
County Committeemen Come
; ; to Agreement on jm- U
;. . ,' tual 'Indorsement.
.' (ImcUI Mipatca U Ta. lmtnl.)
'Balom. Or, April J Republicans of
lisrton counlr rasolvsd at a wsatina- or
. ' the county osntral committaa laat nig ni
ta support ths ticket HomiiiitM at
' , tha primaries. , Peace and fcarmonr
rrevsiled and the anti-Stattment ' No.
man plwlsed thinmlva to support
the Btaleraenl No. 1 nomlnJod
"' In thla rounlv and tha compliment was
" return"! by tn utaiomam o. i rai
Vtmrltu Murphy waa succeed ai
.chairman of tha county central com
mittoa by W. U Jonv of JefH-aon.
Kiard Martin of Turner, wa selct
1 state committeeman. Jarorne Sim
tnona f -Monitor, who chtoaen oongrea
nlonal committeeman. B. t Waal waa
v Minted by tha rtty delegates to act
chairman of tha city central oom
mltua. Secretaries for the county and
city oriranl cations will be chosen by
the respective chairmen. An execu
tive -committee will also be appointed
v, f i Minntv chairman.
Sis delefatea to the eonrresslonal
convent loa to be held at Portland May
.14. were selected tr ballot, as fol
lows: Jerome Simmons, T. B. Kay,
, It. B. Porter, R. 1 Hicks. Charles
Murphy and A T. Robertson. Twenty
delegates to the state convention to
be held at Portland the .same day had
been previously selected at a county
convention held before the primaries.
' . No ongreaalonai deleratea wars chosen
at that time. Aa Marlon county la
entitled to but II delegates to each of
theas conventions the seven extra men
alerted ' for the state convention by
, the previous county convention will act
a deleratea to the conft-reaaional con-
vefitlon with the six elected last nlsht
No policies were outlined other then
that the organisation should stand by
the fundamental principles of the Re-
' publican party and the ticket nominated
at the recent primaries, despite some
bitter differences tnai arose previous
to that contest.
CAJhoaxai
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WASCO SOCIALISTS
Vott par for the ' records, tale
the machine and use it one month.
When the mouth js up yoa make
the first payment on the machine.
After that jrou make one payment
each month. ; '
Attend our Tuesday ertnine
FbonoKraDb recital. New aelec-
tions each month. Any piece yoa
wish played on request
Parlor open evening's untA 9
p. m.; Saturday until 11 p. m.
Free phones, fourth floor, J,
Woodard,CIarke&Co.
PORTLAND, OREGON "
AT THE THEATRES
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TO PUT OUT TICKET) rr
- ' - ' I 0 ".Ham Tree"
. (Snerlil . Dlrpetch to The Jonraal.k
The 1-alles. Or, April 24. The Social-
Seat SeDlns;.
Beats ars'now eellina- at boxofflc tha I
Hellls; theatre. Fourteenth and Wash-
lits of Waeco county are busily engaged ma-ton streets, for America's foremost
In circulating petitions for signatures negro ' impersonators, - Mclntyre and
to enable them to put on a ticket at tha Heath. These clever favorites will pre
general electlou In June., Their candi- sent their big company of 10 people
, flaies are: G C Brlx, a Prlnevllla at- three- nlghta beginning next Monday,
torney, lor lustica or me supreme court; apru i, in ina tiam Tree."
George K. Baundera, a dentist of . Thai - .
Ialles, for representative in congress;! finHl MatinM 'a TTeniv
dairy and food comnjiasloner, A. O. Sln- A special prlea matinee will be given
raiirnari rnmmiaaionar. ftrat di.lat the Ueilfc theatre. Fourteenth and
trlct, Harlln Talbert; second district. Washington streets, tomorrow, Saturday
T. W. Brltts; Joint senator, Multnomah I afternoon, at 1:16 o'clock. The attrac-
ana uacicaraas counues, J. r. Meiienry; I -" wm wm uw ini muiicuomrar
i.ilnt senator Multnomah and Columbia, I success. "The District Leader." It la
Fletiher'Crabtree. :... - , - flUed with tuneful and catchy music.
It is Intended to put out a full county iwri miss .
iicitet nets witn tne exception ox county
clerk nud district attorney.
KNOWN IK PENDLETON;
. QUARTER OF. CENTURY
Musical Plajr mt HeOlc.
Tha attraction at the Heill theatral
Pourteenth and Washington streets, to- j
nignc ana tomorrow mgnt. wui o the
musical comedy, "Tha District Leader."
This merry offering has been the bill
tha paat two evecinga and has delighted
two large audiences who have enjoyed
I n v. .. . x . . I every . minute of thla haPDT , offering.
. -ir' T- F . Seats are now selling at theitro for the
.vmi&v, iu ibvio . uu; t wu i engagement.
niea ntre lucaair morning ana wan I
buried Wednesday , from, the Episcopal I
j.-hurrti under tne auspices or toe lodge
or iiK, was corn at iNewton., Massa
chusetts, August 16. 1144.
Bfarquam's Three Performaaceg. '
Tonlrht. Saturday afternoon and wan.
Ha nassedllng will be tha last three oerformancea I
liia early Ufa in Massachusetts and was of "The Belle of New forkr at the I
a soldier during the civil war In tha I Marouam. As this is the areateat of all I
jiortv-rourm aiassacnusetta ' inrantxy. I American musical comedies. It Is one
In 187C .be came west and became, asso-1 of tha- best attractions that ' tha ' San I
elated la the wool business with Christy I Francisco opera company can give. The
at wise oi ean xr&ncisco. i wenty-rive l company -closes . its engagement Wltn I
years ago ne came to renaieion as repre-1 tnis out tomorrow -nignt.
seuuiuvo oi mat company. in lata i
vears he has worked for Inderjandant
buyers.. He was a charter member, of
the lodge of Elk of this city. Hs was
A Lively Laughable Comedy.
'The Strange Adventures of - Mlaa I
also a member of the Woodmen and Brown." at the Baker theatre thla week,
-United Workmen orders.-
NOTED TRANSLATOR
; ;, OF INDIAN SPEECH J" younV?wlomaJn!lson "quera1-
is a play filled with nonsense and ab
surdities to be aura, but so .framed that
It 1st one continual laugh from start to
finish. It deals with life In a erirla'
boarding school, And one of the funniest!
(Snedal Disnatca to The JaarmL)
Pendleton, Or., April 24. Lemoyne,
"Sherlock Holmeg" Next Week.
the famous Indian Interpreter of Lap- The Baker tock oompany-a great pro
ai, Idaho, of the Ne Perce tribe, has ductlonff William GUleite's "Sherlock
peen in f-nueton to interpret in. a num- """ " iw i m wanner weea
ber of Indian land matters In which his of the entire year. If indications amount
tribesmen ar interested. He Is the lo anything. Every one wants, to sea
inoBt promient Indian Interpreter In the thls magnetic play, and George Alison,
northwest. He not only speaks tha Nes who so recently gave the splendid per-
Perce fluently, but he is able to nterf formancea of Rafnea," will play tha
pret tne I'latneaa, MiacKfoot, raklma, uue'roie oi toe wonaerxui aetecuve.
Bannock, Caytlae and other northwest ' '
Indian tonguea He Is not only sn ex- ' "FliyHnii Ttr
and counsellor for the Indians, and has "I!?e.cUo.n ?'! Is the Utla of Georga
a broad sense sf Justice, which enables t-onan a latest piayjet ana it la be
ll im to see th equity of the intricate lng given this week at tha Grand by tha
Indian cases which are constantly be- Hallen A Fuller company. It is written
fore the courts of the northwest Hav- ,n Cohan a enterthlng style and la aa
ing an excellent English education his I runny aa possioie. -eo cooper ana com-
Uiterpretationa are excellent.
WASHINGTON MEN TO
RESOURCE CONFERENCE I
a dramatlo playlet, - "The Price oil
Power," ' which Is unusual In manyj
ways. . .i .
(now Baxter Batted In.
"How Baxter Butted In" continues lts
merry way at tne star theatre.' where
'Special Dupiteo to tbc joaraaL) merry way at ia otar tneatre,' wnere
" orympla. Wash.. April i4. The three the comedy drama has been holding tha
invitations to the president's conference boards ail week. This Is the last of
on conservation of natural resources, at ferlng of the French stock company In
the disposal of Governor A. E. Mead, Portland, as the company closes its en
have been accepted by E. W. Boss, land gagement with the performance tomor
commissioner. Professor O. L. Waller row night. After the matinee tomorrow
nf rha fitAtr, Colleen at 'Pullman an A a retention will h ielrt on tha atrnra
Frank H- Lamb of Hoquiam. Processor by Manager French and tha members of
waller is a civil engineer and expert his company.
un irrigation mariers. Air. umb Is a
student of forestry. Governor Mead de
parted last evening for Waehlngtoa
The conference will be held May IS
to J5 ..
WOMEN'S AUXILIARY
' : , BOOSTS EOR EUGENE 'TAX on K. ciminS
. t' gram. , . t . . '
. . ; New Headliner.
Tne new headllner at tha Grand for
tha oomina week will be srreat Henri
French, premier of Imitators of Isadora
of bands. French ia also a Juggler. The
name of French stands high In vaude
ville ana ne wm De one ox a numner
pro-
- j ' ' (Special Dltpatcb to The Journal.)
Eugene, -Or., April 24. A ladles'
nuxlliary i to the Eueene Cnmmii
club has been organized, the object of
mcii iiu noip iuo meu niemoera boost i
ii j n.tiu Trvin. munK CIVIC Im-
rtrovement lines. Mrs. Robert vtam,,..
jihev has been chosen as temporary
jiiffBiutjiiv mu nig. vviiisur w . JaiKlns
temporary secretary. A committee has
lxen 1 appointed to formulate working
plans lor 'they organisation and another I
meeting will be held next Wednesday I
ovenins;,? April 29, when the committee!
w ill report and a permanent organlsa-
l!in WUI UO CAlfJlH-OU,-
"A Scotch High Ban.
' Beginning Sunday night the Arm
strong Musical comedy company will
open an Indefinite engagement at the
Star theatre. The first attraction will
be "A Scotch High Ball,' in which
pretty girls, funny comedians and songs
win predominate, seats are now , on
sale. ;--.,... :v'!'....fc',i-i;y.rv.
IT
Positively eared by
inese acinic uu
f They sJflO reOeva Dkv
tress fromIr8pepslaaIn.
digestion and Too Hearty
Eating; A perfect rem.
edy for ClzzInesB, Kanaea
Drowshioss, Bad Taste
la a HoWVCoated
Tongue. Pain la the fUSo,
TOEPID IIVEH. Tha
tba Bowea. Ilirejy vegotabls. ,
.ariu. i"aic::E, si'jufeke.
BARTER'S
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FIM.O.
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k' Czvxht Must. Bear
. Faa-SirTiila Signature
"rrUSE SUSXTITUTES.
"Thelma Tonight.'. . :i
The best- theatrical' event : tf v tha
week is the Allen company 4 produc
tion of Marie' CorelU's - masterpiece
'Thelma.". Those who' Jiave seen this
great play performed in such a splen
did manner bv the Allen company
agree that it is one of the finest per-
jormances or the piece ever seen on
vuo coast, qo tonignt. , - "
"Front 8ire to Son Next. 1
The coming attraction at the Lyric
Will be the Allen company In a , great
performance of . Milton Nobles' . great
Blay, "From Blre to fion. Every mem
er of the cast, will be seen to advantr
age ana tne production win do unusu
ally fine. Better go tonight and en-
juy yourseir. - , t
HRS EUGENE SCHMITZ
IS NERVOUS JWRECK
Ban Francisco! 'April' ti. Although
the fact was only known . among her
frhmita, wife of the former mayor of
San Francisoo, has en confined to
her bed for a week suffering from ner
vous prostration, i The former mayor
said today that the attack was brought
c by grippe and 4hat Mrs. Schmiu'S
condition is not considered serious. -,
RE you about to entertain to ' give a party
or a" dance, have a few fhentfs in r The
Edison Phonograph fits in widi y scheme of r
entertainment it will as , readily furnishah
entire programme for a vaudeville entertainment
as for a concert of grand opera seledhons. It will
provide all the music for a dance as easily as for a
concert of band or orchestral music, or yo u may:
combine a little of each and give your friends
the most ; delightful entertainment imai
finable
If you hare not heard the neW Edin model with" the big horn, go to
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