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U THE OREGON DAILY -JOURNAL, PORTLAND FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 1,' 1903. ' - , - V " , ' ' ' M . . 0
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5 . TONIGHT'S AMUSE5IENTS. .. 1 ,1 , V V it-Vj j ' ( ''"- H' C I I CTSSSSS3 rT II
H HelllS. Richmond (Pearon Hobion : I " : . , M 1 ' 1 II . , ' : ? ' -A''''- '-'' '" )-' i I ii ;";v:' I l
i Baker "SWlock HolmeB'' I - . II 11 I L " ' , I I AT - I llk I
Btar ....... . "A Bootoh Highball" r , ' 4. if k 7 , - l 7 ; ? 1 - - . V , I . . ' V I V ' ' - I k V l i .
, Grand ..i.. .... ,i . ..fT. ..VaudaviU I i - , , W W . - l ' r
' Th placer gold mine at' Sflqrenoa,
Idaho county, Idaho, once tha moat ia
moua dlgrlngi In tha United State.
. ioo.ooo,uuo having: ceen taken rrom tn
i irulchee Uiat poured their, eorlnar an
rail water down into the meadows at
their feet, are again brotrht to publiol
attention Djr xne Florence jfiacer Aiin-
Jng company, of this cify, which will
mine these . meadowa forfthe enormoua
depealta- f-plaeer gold I known to be
hidden beneath . the surface of the
frround. At the time the frulchea were
" worked there was no such thing known I
aa the modern hydraulic and earth
elevators of the present time, hence the J
. meadow gold deposits were immune
from the touch of the placer: miner.
it is aurerent now, nowever, and a
1 company has been organized under the
: jaws oi uregon witn circuit judge John
n. uieiana as preeiaent; ueorge u
Peaslee of the Peaelee Bros, company.
vice-president; Richard C. Hart, auperln.
tendent of the V, B. Light House serv
ice as secretary and treasurer,, and
C'aotaln J. F, Boone. W. A. Cleland. W.
W. Peaslea and II. B. perka, members
of the directorate, to wash from the
Florence meadowa gravel (heir precious
'contents. The company has secured 640
acres, or ST claims, and a plant,is now
'being Installed, and washing will be
commenced in Ana-ust or Septeimber. At
the company's office, 120 Commercial
ciud Duuaing, jnrtn and Oa. atredts.
ii is saia inat tne wealth or tl
, meadows -win onlv be iindArstnod
tna ota aftuaiiu la arnd
holders Of the company have
possession. For centuries the semi
annual floods ; from the Idaho moun
tains waanea tne gold down the arulchee
Into , tho deposit at their bane, and
, there it has slumbered until now. Its
hiding Place will be umwrthoil hv tha
local company, which expects to secure
millions of treasure for it reward. It!
la believed that S5 years will be re-
quirea to oonciuae tne work.
L. L. WHITE, Chief of Staff
Willi
DENTISTRY
fl D ft MJ J Q (OLII tail A ny tooth in the
WliUlf HO mouth we crowa with solid
goltf xuc, guaranteMi tne Deet, par- Wil fin
ieotftluipei beet wor kmanaalpi for WTiU U
riMElAlR-Any Porcelain
Crown tnatls no matter what
ha are ealled or bow nuda. tn M nn
trettlert pearl flnl.h. Oarprioel fiUU
ve it in their 1' ilLtu" prfttlorh S4. 0 0
gffaf? $4.00
When the financial crash came Barr
Se Hoggatt, men'a furnishers.
forced to the wall and their laf are stock
clothing, furnishings and shoes Is
of
now under the creditors' hammer. Tn
satlsty the creditors a big bankrupt sale
muuuhto ig oegw otmorrow (Batur-
uay : inurning av V , o Clock. THIS IS a
frand opportunity for men to secure
heir new spring suits and other re
quirements at ridiculously low prices,
aa a perusal of the large announoemeat
on another page will reveal. Note tile
mm oeep cut in price of suits,
handkerchiefs, hats.
pants.
shirts, col
lars and shoes. The sale will be con-
uuciea at tne oia stand, zoh Mnrrlmn
TEC Til "IMMTMT Goanywherelntbe
I L b I EI eltr, get a price on any kind of
a set of teeth, then come to as, and we will
duplicate that set of teeth, exoept ft T Art
(old and porcelain, for net Qg aJU
I'ARIf All other work sane pries propor
If U II IV tionately. Absolute gwanteea.
P S I I f"A aatitfr ycsmoU that we hare
UMIala but one price, and that we do not
MO JCilKAh.
Btiarepreeens our wora.
U fl 1 1 D C Office hours from 8 A. M. to 6:W
liUUnO P. Sundays A. M. to IP. It.
EASTERN
DEHTffSTS
aami WumhlngHu$ St., Ow. Sixth
Uraasate Tru BUf. ver Mdar4SUy saw Mere
Ptmnm Mmtn 3 7 BO
hose,
ars i
luAe
street next to the 8t. Charles hotel be
tween b rout ana nrst streets.
The Oriental building at the Lewis
and Clark fair ' grounds is soon to be
utilised for the amusement-lovlna- nub
lie. A local tm Dan v. Vnnwn aa tha
wrienia Amusement company, has had street, the mother of the boys, ha re
the floor surfaced and will open with a nnrtod to tha nollre that her sons Clyde
aged 13, and Hugh, agea 11, lert npme
able is T6
gon, presumably' to meet the father of
the boys at Myrtla Creek. Douglas
county. Mra. T. O. Marstera. Z9v Clay
tna motner oi ms Doya. iiav w
nlia thai har anna PIvHa.
The floor space avail- 5 i Vuirh. aaed 11. left home
Tuesday' with a woman a bicycle. AS
tv..i - v.a. i it, UvrH. rntnb. aha nfi-
buildln. -or thrw t"' 7?:Z' 7n ,m. tha b nv&e.
rograma will be given, either double or taklnar turns, and make
ball on May (.
by 850 feet and there are 60
boxes, with a general seating capacity
g pr
The building will be -turned over to the thlr wav southward to meet him.
of 10.000 in
weeks dancing p
Rose Carnival the first weak In Juna.
and after that date nrobablv will be
uned for opera through the summer sea
son.
Robert M. Wilson, who has had charge
of the Benjamin Fay Mills lecture
rni apHva in Portland Sunday
Tha lly council granted a permit toln.nrnhi. He leave for San Francisco
tha Multnomah Rod and Gun club to Sunday night immediately after his ad-
practiee shooting near Rohse's park and dress W'wJ'j.W'0!'''"' ha
to hold a match shoot during The Rose R: Henry Victor .Morgan, who has
Festival. Mayor Lane la expected to dHllrln."r monThst feave"
nm tha nrdiiMitm n th. Aa k.t during the past few montna, eaveo
it Infringes upon the ordinance prohib- Monday for Ban Franclaoo.
mng snootmg witnm tne city limits. 1 ru.iA. laajrua baa
Inasmuch as the measure came from The Oregon Development , league naa
Councilman Annand a member of the I been asked by the American Clvlo asso-
majorlty party, it ia probable that theclat)0n to assist in the movement for
i".0 U'd pasaed over the eTvation of the natural resources of
mayors veto. J th United States. It is suggested that
W. J. Hawkln-aTill-luck with bl. krSln" 'oJfr.Ve caled" bv thl
excavation work, having been sued for I president should be passed and copies
damages in the circuit court for the sent to the president and to governors
second time within a year because of of states.
Councilman Baker Introduced a reso
lution in the city council yesteroay
afternoon asking tha police to exercise
reater diligence in regulating uh-ju-
siaewaiKs. utr tuau
toDned from skating on
the sidewalks, stating that the youngs
ters have nttle regara ior tneir eiuers
in such matters.
The Alumni association of Brooklyn
meets this evening at the Brooklyn
irnnoi hall to discuss plans for the re
ceDtlon of the February and June
fiaaiu. A mimical rjroaram has been
arranged for the entertainment of the
members ana mere win oe a aeoaie.
s Statement No. l a Benerit to tne
People?"
Mrs. Homer DUly. care tha Aurora
stock farm. Rose, Illinois, gets her
name In the paper today because some
man lert. a pocketoooK on a aeaa in
the poatofflce this morning. There wai
a letter in the wallet addressed to Mrs
Dlllev. Also a Northern Pacific trunk
cheok. No. 604,681. The pockntbbok was
found by Assistant foetmaster unipiey
ran or a Duuaing on lot 4. block n. rtiiianr
.pril t. Judgment for several hun- fil?t rMini
dollars in a similar case was re- Usts rldln on
ly given In tha clroult court. Jf"1"". It,n !,
the falllnr walla allea-ed to have hnan '
weakened by excavations for which he
was responsible. Ltwls W. Love and
others have aued to recover 11.835 for
tne ran or a Duuaing on lot 4. block ll.
on April
area
cently given
Member of the city executive board
voted at a special meeting yesterday
afternoon to enter into a contract with
the Pertland Railway, Light A Power
company to sprinkle the streets alone
tne car lines, ine comnanv suomittc
a proposition to do the work for 1.15
an hour for each car, the same price
paid by the city for this work last
year.
"Seeing Portland" Trip. Beginning
Monday, May 4, tha electric observation
cars of tha Portland Railway, Light a
.rower company will resume daily serv
ice. "Seeing Portland" cars start from
Second and Washington atreeta every
and 2 p. m. Fare 50
rsov SAvoa to covbtjiccx
This insures our patrons fresh, pure
and wholesome meats.
ENVIOUS DEALERS ill at ease because of the vast
crowds , that daily throng this popular market have
noised it bout that we are connected with wholesalers.
The FRANKLIN-BARNES MARKET does its own buy
ing, selling and distributing, and therefore are able to
sell quality meats at prices that draw the crowds. We
will pay the above reward to the party that proves the
contrary. In the meantime we will continue to sell the
Choicest Meats, Fish, Fruits, Vegetables and Dairy Pro
ducts at prices that cannot be duplicated elsewhere
"1 "'
EWJOTTJTO HIS MBAI.S Buy the
Franklin-Barnes meats and you will
always have tha same satisfaction.
Roasts .... .....7.".V.T.T. . . . . 10?
Steak ...M.......10f
Breast Veal 8
Veal Stew, 4 pounds for. ... . .25
PORK
Rastsnr
Steaks . .
Leg of Pork 12j
Lard, 5 lbs. for 60
Lard, 10 lbs. for $1.15
LAMB
l Pound
and up
BEEF
oast" BeefT:;;;7777. ,.,;.T.TlOf
Steaks ..J .10?
Stew Of
ALL OTHER MEATS REDUCED IN PROPORTION
FISH
Salmon Trout lb.. Z0
Halibut, 3 lbs. "for.. 25
Flounders, 3 lbs. for. . ...... .. n .25
Razor Clam 8, per
All other fish reduced in proportion.
POUL.TRY
Stewing Hens
Roasting Chickens
Broilers
Spring Ducks
Geese and Fryers
Chickens 16c lb. and Up
Vegetables and Fruits .
Asparagus, per lb . .10 Rhubarb, 6 lbs. for .25
Tomatoes, lb... 15 and 20 Lemons, per dozen...... 15j
Telephone Peas, 2 lbs for. 15f Grape Fruit, per dozen.. 50a
Sweet Navel Oranges, 30a to 50 per dozen, according to
size. Per -case. . ...... $2. 75
Good Cooking Butter 20c per Pound Creamery Butter 50c and 60c per Roll
ALL MEATS AND-FISH DURING THE SUMMER MONTHS ARE KEPT IN COOL SANITARV' REFRIGERATORS
Full Line of Cookies, Crackers and Wafers; Heinz' Dill, Sour and Sweet Pickles, Heinz' Olives and Heinz' Sauer Kraut
105-107 Third St
Home AI 163
BOTH PHONB8
3
:Alf (UN-BARNES MARK
The Big, Busy. Bustling Market on Third StreetBetween Stark and Washington
105-107 Third St
Private Exchange 63
C
BOTH
PHONHS
dsy at 10 a. m.
cents, time, tVi
houra
If you are a
atrannr in Portland don't miss this
trip. If you live here, see and know
your own cny.
Reports of tha committees on the
new bridge and trie replacing of the
Williams avenua nchoolhouse will be
read tonight at trie meeting of the
O eu ill . aiiu u m.u 9 V
be used for sprinkling atresia. If
il contrary to these rules or waste-
Water through hose for sprinkling
yards or sidewalks or washing porches
or windows must be paid for In advance
and usea only unwetn me nours oi o
Knrth Eut Htdtt Imrrnnmant un. I and 8 a. m. and s and 9 p. m. it must
elation In Woodmen's hall. Russell I rfot .be usea l
iikin. m a a'mIau ti.h.b..(u uanfl contrary
requestea mit a ruu attendance or tne l xuijy iv .wnt.wimm.
tun nwi w vi wwiaa u wuts sUaiiuu iu um i r .... ....
t.h.n i. imnnrt.nf , The oeutions ot reaiaents or ose
City Part and or tn aistrict just .east
Owing t wlra ttoubla the ttmeball thtt -i.v aaklnar for the Drlvllege of
on top of the customhouse did not drop voting on annexation to the city at tha
today. John McNulty. in chartre of the June election werepMiw ciiy
local branch hydrographle office, states council yesterday arternoon. Bom aw-
that ne ropes to nave the Mrae bail inJtricis un io " ""'"'
working order Dy tomorrow n
Deserted after four months of mar
ried life, Mrs. Mlnnl M, Bustck has be-
There Will be affairs Of 5"" ninll Simlrk wMni she married
There will he a mentln- nf the Aiirtn
bon society Saturday evening. May 2, at
trie city nan. xnrre win te arrairs o:
importance for tha member to con
aides, - .
One woman's bicycle and two small
boys are on their way to southern 0 re
in Vancouver, Washington, in March,
isfiK She sari her husband left her
without caaaa in July of the same year.
A resolution tilling for an appropria
tion of $600 to be uaed for decorative
purpose" on the eaat side during the
Rose Festival was Introduced Into the
eitr counoll yesterday afternoon and
referred to the waya and means com
Awnings, porch curtains and rosebush
frames. We solicit your patronage and
guarantee satisfaction. Agencies at
ovary town In the northwest. Willam
ette Tent fc Awning Co- Main 968.
A-s.
Tha Portland Bho Repair company,
3t Tamhlll ' street, betweea Third and
Fourth streets. Phone Main T66S. Tour
shoes repaired while you 'wait, j Beat
oak soies, ( cimi. uauer at etopper. .
For the washing of
blankets, lace curtains
and fine , laces; for the
washing of dishes, cut
glass and costly bric-a-brac;
for the toilet, nur
sery and bedroom, this
excellent Isoap (Ivory)
never' fails.: -iX-'
And the woman who
discards all the, other
soaps and uses Ivory
. . . , e l ana VBrrannii, Ail inn
in every department pr betterhan common coties.
the home has gone ia
long ways toward mak-
' ure, andL ar pride.7
AmericanJu ousekeepem
Ninth and Tenth for reunion meeting
nnrmiiAl flurinz tne MilKMUuu -
union In June.
pin.i.r'i new iTlmmlnf baths now
open. Largest In city. Everything Just
right. 26c. SS6H Kast Morrison.
Acme Oil Co. sell safety coal oil and
fine gasoline. Phone East 78t; B-100I.
Trellis work, wire fencing. Portland
Wire A Iron Works, Second and Everett
Woman's Exchange, lit Tenth street,
lunch 11:SC to 1; businesa men's lunch.
W. A. Wise and associates, painless
deatlsta. Third and Washington.
50 certificate on Waverly Height,
obeap. 8-117, Journal.
Dr. K. C Brown, Eye-Ear. Marquam.
Chambers ft Bon. opticians. 111 7th.
Bergar. signs, show cards. 184 Tamhlll.
Journai want ada le a word.
AT THE THEATRES
Wilton Larkaye Next Week.
The celebrated American actor. Wil
ton Lackaye, and his excellent company
of players will present Hall Calne'a
play. "The Bondmen," at the Helllg
theatre. Fourteenth and Washington
streets, for three nights beginning next
Thursday. May 7. Special-price mati
nee Saturday afternoon. Seats on sale
next Tueaday, May 6, at theatre.
' - - -i - f"" 1
Greatest Detective Play.
The greateit detective play ever writ
ten 1. "'Sherlock Holmes' William Gil
lette's dramatisation of the Conan Doyle
torv. which the Baker stock company
Is this week presenting to large delight;
ed audiences. George Alison Is Payln(
the ,noted criminal hunter and Wllllan
Gleason Is Morlarlty chief of the Lon
don criminal element.
We
shine your shoes.
Main 614, A-4114.
sponge and, press your clothes
an ror ii.so month.
ur.n... M. . .
where. Unique Tailoring Cix. I0 Stark.
Golden- Grain Granules. - the 100 oer
Mnt nun cereal oof fee. cures dvsrteosla
and v. nervousness. All rrooera Tastes
Xvory, Doap ,
Per Cnt. Purel
Steamer - Jesse Harkina for Camaa.
Waaboural and way landings, daily ex
cept Sunday. Leaves "Washington street
dock at S p. aa. ,
The MerTyrnakeraf danclna oarrv at
Rlnglers hall tomorrow night, di
t ion of Professor Rlngler, ExceUent
music. ':,''.!--. v.'.-. "-:. ' '
-1 For high-grade apectacles at low
prices, see lieorge uoenteln, jsmielan.
Ill iourin mu, oeu iiduuu ana layior.
Tha city ' council yesterday granted
tha request of the' Oregon JtonMrs' as
! sociatlon i to u Davis street between
Return of Miss Jewel.
mi., trottn Jewel, .the charming and
nnnuiat- vnunt leadlna- woman. Will re-
t .' . . J . . 1 .nv nh.n hi
in tne tjaaer mm a
afi.m (inn in fWrte aTltch weli
-Th. numbers." This Will
be a suterb productlfin, and some of the
most gorgeous and expensive gowns aver
seen in wis city win us wi wT m
women of ths company.
"A Scotch High BalL"
Today and .tomorrow will be tba last
opportunities to" see "A Scotch High
Ball" at the Star theatre, where the
Armstrong- Musical Comedy company Is
keeping people merry this week. A
Scotch High Ball" Is built for laughter
only, and there Is a collection of gen
uine comedians and a galaxy of pretty
and clever chorus girls.
Impersonations of Musicians.
' Henri French Is Impersonating fa
mous composers this week at the Grand.
It Is the beat act of its kind that Sulli
van Conaldlne have sn to the coast
Mr. French gives lifelike portrayala of
half a doseti composer, and an aug
mented orchestra Is part of tha act.
Aside from this " headltner there are
many big features on the program.
' "The Bathing Girls."
" "The Bathing Girls" will be presented
by the Armstrong Musical Comedy com.
pany at the Star theatre next week,
starting Sunday. Ia addition to the
regular songs and specialties an added
feature la offered by the Musical Ben
netts. .
The Marco Twins.
"The " Marco .'i Twins, the funniest
couple In vaudeville, will be tha head
line attraction at the Grand next week.
One twin Is about 10 feet tall and the
other la a dwsrf. Porter J. White will
offer a dramatic tabloid. "The YlattOf."
Metigar, Jeweler,' It2 Washiogten. J
EFFECTIVE MAY FIRST
All cars of the Portland Railway, Light &
Power Company within the city limits of Port
land and its suburbs, including St. Johns, will
STOP ONLY AT NEAR SIDE
Of CROSSINGS
as is now being done at railroad intersections.
Conductors of the Portland Railway Division
are instructed to permit passengers to get on
and off of cars at forward vestibule, when de
sired, except on forward vestibule of Portland
Heights cars.
PERSONAL.
J, N. Marsh, who has been employed
In several Portland banks, succeeds his
brother, G. H. Marsh, today as deputy
clerk of the United 6tates courts. Mr,
Marsh has held the position 17 years
and resigned to take up farming near
Underwood. Underwood la across the
ilver from Hood River, where Mr.
larsh has an apple orchard.
Eugene Shelby, formerly Portland
agent of the Wella-Pargo Express com
pany, now general superintendent, locat
ed at San Vrancisco, is In Portland on
express company business.
Jefferson Myers has returned from an
extensive trip In California. He contin
ues to believe that Oregon climate, soil
and resources beat the world.
Mra. H. G. Moulton of Cobalt, On
tario. Is visiting with har parents, Mr.
and Mrs. J. IX Merryman, Z87 East
Third street north.
A letter from Isaac A. Manning.
American conaul at Cartagena. Colom
bia, to Tom Richardson, manager of the
Portlard Commercial club, congratu
lates the club on the construction of Its
handsome now building and the writer
asks to be remembered on the oocasioa
of the opening of the club a new noma.
Mr. Manning was formerly a resident
of BaJem and Portland. Ha writes that
not Infrequently ne baa met at far-off
Carterena people from Oregon.
- A. U- unaruon, assistant general pas
senger agent of the Northern Pacific,
haa returned from a trip to the Lwl
ton countrv. in comnan with C M.
tievey, vice-president In charge of opera-
u ran ire vino,
HAIR CUTTING 25c
Tour Shoes Ehlned rree
At the Model Barber Shop
i szxtk nr.
ONLY IN AND
THE: ACODINT INSURANCE
nirc-r - & wxsto
OtVal 80S weUs rargo BIO.
luin The Darty visited
Walla Walla and other points.
yey returned to u. jraut.
Mr. Le-
lAdles"lt white canvas Oxfords,' an
else, 11 pair. (Sample Shoe company,
First and Madison. '
, i n i i i a . . r-
t net waists tomorrow lit. . See ad.
Pg I-- ' .c -1
' Building Permits.
John Knlas, k erec- dwelling East
Eleventh, between Fremont and Beech,
$1,800; Henry Maler. erect dwelling.
Union, between Monroe and Fargo, 3.
600: T. J. Keenan, erect d welting. Com
mercial, corner Beech. $3,500; George
Vonper. erect dwelling, Colfax, corner
Rodney. IJ.7S0; A. Kifcbe. erect
dwelling, Jantt, between Pat ton and
Concord, S1.000; O. O. Walling, erect
dwelling. Glen avenue, between Alberta
and Sumner, 11,260; Tonnlng, erect
dwelling. Mississippi, between Fremont
and Cook. ll.sOO; H. E. Dohertv. erect
dwelling. East Thirty-seventh, between
East Salmon and -Caruthers, $1,000;
Mra Toung. erect dwelling. East .Ninth,
between Broadway and Schuyler, H.
600; W. A. Mclntoah, erect dwelling,
Union, between ugen and Tillamook,
11.800.
Misses II.IS dress shoes, tana, pat
ents and vicL all slses. lace or button.
tl.JS pair. Sample Shoe Store, Firs
and Madison. . .;. .7
r Kow Turn to Last Page. ,r?
Do yow want a cah-bonus of from
111 to,15? Well It s Juet .worth that
much to irow-and will nlyi tako
about two minutes of jroar Uffi 1
read tha lower half of the page. -Don't
ak or wonder who.lt ! r what It 1
It Juati something worth reading.
MAXWELL. TAILORING OMPaKT7 7
TEETH
Save
Money
Com and hav free eximlnation.
VER FILLINGS, S6o UP: GOLD klLI
SPLENDIP SET. la.00; GOUi
v.nuvnB, I.BV iu SB.UU. ,
All work guaranteed for ten years.
Lady attendant always nreaamt. ATI
work done absolutely without pais by
specialists of from 12 to SO years' experience.
Boston Dentists
Home Fhone A-8030.
Phone Malm B030.
B91H aforrlaon BU Orp. rostoffloa.
A New Departure
The cost of interments haa been
greatly reduoed by the Holman Under
taking company.
Heretofore It has been the custom of
funeral directors to make charges for
all incidentals connected with a fu
neral. The Edward Holman Undertak
ing company.- the leading funeral di
rectors of Portland, have departed from
that custom. When casket is furnished
by us we make no extra charges for
embalming, hearse to cemetery, outside
box or any services that may be re
quired of us. except clothing, cemetery
and carriages, thus effecting a saving
of 136 to 76 on each funeral.
THE EDWARD HOLMAN
UNDERTAKING CO.
890 TXXJU ST- COB. BAXaMOB.
""""t-oaex - Jm
The NICKELODION
130 SIXTH 1 STHBI3T "
Xft, Alder and Vasnlngton, Portland, Ox.
naxespeaxe-s tmuuns Trsbredy
Mcbeth Shall be King
BS-
(i Grand lMasqnsradav
OAKS RINK
TOjnaH-r
Helllg Theatre
Wednesday Evening, May 6
SECOND' CONCERT
Portland
Symphony
Orchestra
OZ.0ZSTSI
Mrs. Walter Reed
Bettman
i. ?.t" on "J nd subscription
tickets exchanged for reaerved
t box office. HellH thea.
tra May 4, I and .
Prices 50c to $1.50
. Managsmant Bta B. Jones, i
Ml-.ll iriTMATM
luauivi
ltli and Waahinrtoa
TTOXT.ax'T AT 8:30 O'CLOCK
CAPTAIN RICHMOND PEAHaON
HOBSOfl.
. , Lecture on ; V J'
- "JfATIOHAL BimrR' ,"
i Prices 1 5c, 0e. 75c ll on ;
HAKEH TflEATRE
V;lit''r 8tck Company In One of
, the. Greatest P!bj-s of the Age.
Dramatised m .k. -ZT'Tl i. :
'.Uve Stories by William Otllette.
CulUlt :05. Matinee :
Bliarp. Get your seats early. Even
. K P'L'r0. So- J5c- ' Matinee 16c
1 26c Next week. "The Climbers."
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For owo week, beginning Mon Anrll 17.
THH qaju, IUU ttSMCM,
The Noted Actor and Mlmlo and lm
peraonator of Composers and Muslml
Plractors. .Augmented Orchestra fur
' . Thla Act.
MXtoLAMD imil AJTD COMTAITT,
Praaentlng "i'HK CKACKbMAN."
r. r. Honusu.
Dean of the 1. A. T. S. ti. operator. Ex-
hlbltlng "A Urd for a Iay."
TIME AND PRICKS RKMA1N SAV'i
NejtWeelc T1IH MAR'Q TWIVrf"
THE STAR
Vhoaesi Few, A-Wt
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Week of Sunday. April . lu.
THBj ARMSTRONG Ml'srCAl, COM
EDI COM PANT PBf.SI-.NTS ,
A BCOTCK MTO HAA VI."
New Orchestra Hlty .ir Kii
Cestumea. Oood Muxlo. Oool ln. in
Large Cast In connection with a Mrw
Vauderllleliif Matinees dai!v at J
P. m. Prloea: . 15o to anv ptrt f v.:
nouao, except box aeais. Kviry .n!".'
at ISO p. m. ani JilS r. m. I'rlr-.; 2
to tba entire lower floor, 15j to .
part of balconv ami aKry. i--
waytii "The Rathln t:i-!e."
Both rhoaeel Mnia 4-- ! .. A-r
Week cortimenciiiK ,cn.i .. a
R. P. Allen Br-'nt ; ,V " -
and fh Alien ! f
Noble f '"' i' ' ' '
Matinei unn.ii "!-...
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