The Oregon daily journal., May 26, 1908, Page 9, Image 9

THE ' OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 26, 1908.
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AMTs-ixaxs.
TONIGHT'S AMUSEMENTS. -
Baker ......."Why Smith Left- Home"
Lyrio J . . , "Under Two Flags
Ki,r "Sweethearta and Wives
Grand .................... Vaudeville
. Th. Florence Placer Mining company
is IS receipt of a IetterTromttt Win?
,ing engineer, IL, B. Perks, now f at
Adams, v- Idaho, .superintending - the
transportation of 11,000 pounds of pip
ing and macmnery irom, umei, laano,
- to the company's 540 acres of placer
. ground at Florence Idaho, In which
he reports that, "I have engaged - for
foreman at the mines one of the oldest
- placer miners in this' section, and , he
1 1. ' All
fe property, sunk shafts one half
, and one mile apart, without a, single
a blank, the average of ; his tests being
more tnan bo cents per yara. me
rrnnnil he tested was alone the SOUth
. ernmoat part of 'the tract, that I had
not the time to reach bef or the snow
fall last November. This confirmation
of my estimate of the , value of '.our
property greatly pleases -me, ' and as
sures ua an extremely Drof Itabla enter
' nriaa." - Amona all mining men Mr,
. I'erxs u Known as a most coubci vnnvc
man inostlmating the value or mines,
' and these, remarks from him have more
; than . a passive meaning.' -Th com
pany's guarantee of large returns upon
Inveatmenta In Its shares Is certainly
apparently well founded, v ; At Its ; Of
fice. 220 Commercial Club building. 4 it
" Is freely stated that, Wa are confi
dent we shall pay tOO per : cent per
annum on every dollar Invested In our
stock, and we shall be disappointed if
' the returna are not In the neighborhood
: of double that amount." Bale .or us
shares have been so liberal that it ex
pects to close out all it Trill dispose of
next montn. lis omcere ana oirocwn
are: President, Honorable John r B.
Cleland, ono of ths Judges of the state
circuit court;, vloe president George L.
Peaalat. . Paaalee ' Brothers' Printing
company; aecretary and treasurer. Rich
ard C. Hart, superintendent of the gov'
emment light-nouse service ior . inn
district, and directors, W. A. Cleland,
- W. W. Peaslee, Captain , J. , T, . Boone
and its ena-lneer. H. Bi Perks. The
company's handsome prospectus is sent
fro to ail -who ask ior It , ,:
The members' of Blackmar circle and
A. X Smith post O. A. Jt, wUljmeet at
Union hall. Sellwood, Saturday morning
at : 8:ao, where they will be Joined by
school, children of Sellwood wno wui
march with them to MtlwauMe ceme
i-rv and there participate In the Me
morial Day services of the, Q.
R.
and deoorat the. grave ..or relatives
and friend.. Dr. WlUlam-Powell WW
deliver a brief eulogy, after which the
school children will be dismissed until
4:80 in the afternoon when the proees
ion will be reformed and ..jall -will
march from the Union hall to. the
ferry landing.- Here a little boat load
ed i with beautiful flowers will be
launched and a memorial program of
addresses' given In honor of ' th sail
or wh 'hav,perisheL, ln itl!eit cous
, try's service. -j,.-.-v.; . .
f In preparation for th trial o! George
I1 Blodgett next month on th charge
of murder, hi attorney has filed in the
circuit eourt an affidavit to secure th
attendance of witnesses from Montana,
who are to be summoned to testify to
the previous good reputation of the de
fendant Those named are W. F. Mo-
IKeown or tt.aunpei. proim-uup , in
rey of Flathead county; James A. Dona
hue of tha name place; Perry Baker of
Hamilton, prosecuting attorney of an
other county, ana a.a jounson, iu ut
Hamilton; ' '?BL ''",. :.k
inorn, , wijr V.nrt t
rooming-houe, and was once sentenced
to be hangen, me supremo cwun ibhv
ing a new trial
Of Interest to grading, and excavating
contractor In thi city, is letter at
tha chamber . of commerce receivea
from the aecretary of th Interior in
.regard to the Sunnyslde Washington,
nroiect of arovernment IrrlgaUon. The
letter asks for bid bv, Portland firms
ta tnivm ior Mi cmmi m,wv
yards of clang 1 material ; S00 cublo
yards of claas S and 800 cubic yards of
class $ material. Any on with teams
or doing rock work may se the papers
and get all necessary, details at the
office of th secretary of the chamber
of commerce. The government recently
railed ror bias rrom roruna or
000 worth of wood plp that no on from
this city wa on,,
The United States civil service com
mission offer several opportunities for
-medical - and dental graduate in ine
government hospital for the Insane at
Washington, Examinations will be held
June 17 to Becure eligibles for two or
three vacancies in th poeition f med
ical intern, maleand on vacancy in
in rosmon oi meuiunt uiuoi
t tsoo ner annum and maintenance, an
re. nther vacancies a tney may occur.
At the same time examination will be
held for eligibles to tn posiuon ox cen
tal Intern, male, for the same hospital
at the sam salary. For all these ex
amination application should b made
to Z. A. ii,n at in posiomc.
Albert J. Capron is suing nimseir in
a. case on trial before. Judge Cleland in
the circuit eourt today. He is th sole
tilaintllt in the case, but linked with
him as defendants are Matilda Ltrht
v rt TJrht. C Ll. Goodrich. F. Loach
and S. V. Pavidor. liosch Is the man he
Is really after to recover $385 on me
chanic's Hen,-on a building In St Johns.
He explains that as defendant he
claims to have some Interest In ' the
property, but this interest Is not hostile
to his interests as piainun.
. Th 1 Ford Anetlon company, " another
new enterprise for the east aide, bus!
noes district, have lately opened a gen
eral auction nitun it aim vvnion ave
miA and 885 East Alder. Thev hold
their first ;. auction on Wednesday of
this week. . Mr. Ford has been in this
line of business in Portland fois. the
past 10 years, and knows how-, to deal
with the public. From present Indica
tions their success i . assured.
Mrs. Carolyn Averlll has begun ult lif
the circuit court lor divorce, charging
that her husband choked and threatened
If you could visit the
factory in whicr; Ivory
Soap is made; : i
i-v.If you could examine
.the materials which
enter ino its manufac-
tureiV. ' -
You would know, as its
- makers know, that Ivory,
Soap is the purest' soap;
that money will buy ;
and you would use it in
preference to any. and
all cither kinds.
? Ivory Soap
Per Cent. Jrure.
ei
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JOHN MANNING
- A Man Who Represents
: r A Principle
"'Mr. Manning has been no" respector
of persons when a crime has been com
mitted. He fearlessly prosecuted the
officials -of the Title Guarantee & Trust
company who- wrecked that' institution
by speculating upon the savings of the
poor..- One of these has been convicted
and awaits his sentence.; The .cases of
the others are set for trial, and he
should ba. reelected that he may con
tinue these prosecutions, , , . . - '
He stands upon the record of his
official achievements, and declares that
hi future official conduct will be gov
erned by the standard he has et. The
people know what he stands for, and
thus a vote for him is not only a vote
for the man. but a vote for a principle.
Mr. Manning candidacy has been in
dorsed by the Portland Municipal asso
ciation, in recognition of his stand for
civic Improvement. , 4 ... v
.. 1 , , '',,
to shoot her, besides threatening to
burn down the house. She says he pos
sesses a violent temper and sometimes
goes on sprees. Although he has re
ceived $200 per month salary, she
states, she has never been given more
than $60 of it . They wera married In
Boston In 1S99. f ", -
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''Seeing th Rose City" by trolley, th
most complete way tf seeing Portland's
west -and east side' business and resi
dence district. Jpanoramle rle-w or the
entire city, the Willamette and Colum
bia rivers and surrounding mountains,
towns, villages, from Portland and Wil
lamette Heights and Council , Crest
scenery unexcelled..!.-Observation car
leave Second and Washington streets 10
a, m, and I j. to. daily. Fare 60 cents.
Whitney L. Boise, president of the
East Bide Federated clubs, and. Mayor
Lane mad - interesting, addresses at a
octal gathering of th-Kenilworth Im
provement -ciud neia in 'in s rresoy
ertan church of Kenllworth last even-
in r The anaakera comDltmented , the
club on the good work it has accom
plished In the snort time ii naa Deen
organised, . - . .. t-
Portland lawyers wilt girith first
banquet in the new home of Jhe' Port,
land Commercial club. The function
will occur this evening, and a program
has .been . prepared including talks by
Judge T. A. McBride, Judge Thomas
O'Day, Ju4go Bronaugh, R. W. Mor
row. John ""Manning. Judge Oeorr-J.
Cameron and others. ' Judge L. R. Web
ster will officiate a toastmaster.
Judgment for $800 on a note was
given in the circuit court this morning
in the case of M. Barde & Son against
Felix Oold. The note was given by Gold
Barde signing It as -surety. Iater the
hank transferred It to the i
plaintiff for
collection. . Th defendant confessed
Judgment '
' C. E. Obrist doing business .recently
under his own name and also under th
title, of the Obrlst Electrlo company
and the Novelty Electric company, filed
a petition in the federal court today
asking for a discharge' in bankruptcy.
His debts are given a amountltig to
$873.25 and hi asset aa valued at $145.
' '"'V , i. . -.',.,'!':...
'l Th,Iargest .gtreet improvement con;
tract that haa been undertaken In the
residence district , On the east side, In a
long time will " be the surfacing of
Klllingsworth west from Union avenue
at a coafof $7S,000. Preliminary work
on this Improvement la soon to begin.
Water through hoae for sprinkling
yards or sidewalks or washing porches
r window must be paid for in advance
and used only between the hours of .8
and S a. m. and $ end f p. m. It must
not be used for sprinkling streets.' If
used contrary to these rules nr. wsst-
fully it will b shut off.
-.General Manager J. P. O'Brien of th
Harrlman line has directed that so far
aa possible th employes-of ; th' road
D given m partial u,n iu j , Vu wn v,
in nbeervancM , of Memorial day.: and
also on election aay, June . , -.
- Sunnyslde .VWi C. T. 'U.;' will hold a
mothers' meeting at the home of Mrs.
Harmon, ,1118 East Morrison, Thursday,
May 28, at 8:30. Mrs. Ada .Wallace
Unruh, national organiser. Is : expected
to be present ,
W. E. i Williamson and , W. - M.l C&ke
wera ' speaker at a Republican rally
held In Hunter's hall at Sunnyslde last
nisht. The rally was held under tha
auspices, of the second congressional
district.
, s
Harvey X Stnrdevant. O. C. Twltch-
ell and J. B. Ooddard ' have filed arti
cles' of Incorporation-' of the Continen
tal Hospital association. xm capital
stock is, $25,000.
We , sponge and press your - Clothes
shine -your shoes, all for $1.80 month.
Main 514, A-4S14. wagons run every
where. Unique Tailoring Co, 80 Stark.
To Investor- Can give you invest
ments paving 10 per cent per year or
better, with good security, la sums $1,000
to $20,000, H. W. Ooddard, 110 Second.
finlden (7raln Qranulea' the 100 ner
cent pure cereal coffee, cures dyspepsia
and ' nerveusnesa. All grocer Tastes
betten than common coffta ,
The Woman's Exchange ha added Ice
cream - and .emonaae to tne luncheon
and aftemton tea menus, and Is .ready
to accommodate customers. ,
Bteamer . Jease . Harklns. for Cimu
Washoucal and way landings, dally ex
eept Sunday, Leiu Vvaahlngton street
oca at x p. m. , .. f ..
Edward B. Carr of the Meadows farm.
Sauvies island,, an old California news
paper man, is very, ill at his home. .
TVin't fall to see the original rreat
fleet picture at the Dixie today and to
morrow, jrif th and Washington. y , ;
Flat and buntlna- of alt kinds. Wil
lamette Tent & Awning Co., northwest
corner Front and Burnslde.
ay ths
build -the house, , Sea me.
H. W. Ood-
dard. '110 Second.
W Chamber ft Son. optician, now at
111, Morrison street. Marquam building.
.... ii v - -
Ri W.' Moor. ; ,TPrt chotorraDher.
F-Iks' building Seventh and -Stark St
Woman Exchange, lit tenth street
tuncb Jl:? to 1; buslnees man' lunch.
w: - A. W1(M and associate, ealniaas
iantita, Third and Wasblnctoik i
tr. McCracken, dentist Rothchlld bldg.
Dr. W. C Brown, Er-Eari- Marquam.
Barftr, slsna, show card a tti TamhllU
Journal want ada lo a word.
BUFFUM &
MEN'S UNDERWEAR
' The time has come when- most"
men make a change to lighter
r weight underwear. We are the
best qualified to supply you. We
study your needs, the needs of
not onlythe-man of regular build, .
but also those of 'the man of ab
normal physique. Every size in
BALBRIGGAN, PLAIN AND
RIBBED LISLE, MERCER-
. IZED, 'LISLE, NAINSOOK,
'CREPE, WITH QUARTER
; : OR, HALF SLEEVES ALSO . .
IN KNEE LENGTHS . IF
Vs PREFERRED
Two-Piece Gannehts as Low as 50c
ta $3.00 Union Suits
OUB STOBB WTXIi BB CX.OUXH ALI.
JJAT (SATTTBDAT) arBMOBXAXi BAT
otkv r&xsAT ETsnira
:WpmeiijSl
Trimmed Ilats of Distinction
High-Grade Materials.
Overstocked because of backward season, must close out all
spring Hats and materials at sacrifice.
DISTINCTIVE TRIMMED
HATS , for women's ' wear;
, street and business hats reg
ular $3 to $15; dress 'hats $7
to $30, all reduced now
A Fonrtli to a Half Off
UNTRIMMED SHAPES,
including all latest .models
for street or dress wear; reg
ular $1 to $8 . s ' .
Now Oac-Foorlli Ofi
OSTRICH . PE THERS,
all included; s Hcgiii.r ' $2 to
$25'' . f x
Now One-Fcsr Cff .
212 - 2i4 r?FVA I v
IWr4.SU LU I O Millinery
Pi
Bank, Store and
Fire Escapes
and
Fire Casinys
Portland Wire
Cor. Second and Everett
TURN OUT LIGHTS AND
II
II
Anarchist Speaker. Declares
Paris Electricians Struck
in Right Way. - -
.Emma Goldman waa areeted by an
overflowing audience, largely composed
of laboring men, at AUslt ball, last
night to bear ths second of her series
Of lectures ln: this city. ' Th subject
of hea address '. was "The Relationship
of Anarchism to Trade unionism." Miss
Goldman showed ' that she had a thor
oueh vnderstandina; of her subject, and
held the clftae attention of ; her audi
ence .for nearly- two hours. 1 Bh de
clared the power of, labor to b an eco
romlo power and not th power of ne
gotiation, and that when, used must be
used when most needed. - She criticised
the, custom among American labor un
ion of notifying their employer of a
proposed strike, and Illustrated the folly
of such action -bv. telling of 'a recent
strike of Paris electricians, who turned
out the light all over the city when
the stores were full of shoppers, caus
ing untold alarm and Inconvenience. -The
result was that the strike was prompt
ly settled the next-morning. . She coun
seled her hearers that th method pur-
T0E-
WINNING POSTAL
ENLARGED 110 'TIMES
Now on ; exhibition i in' the
Washington-street window.
Eilers Piano ilouse
I'll!
moo
GOLDMA
I 00
PENDLETON
311 Morrison Stret
Opp. Postoffice
s
Misses" and ' little girls'
trimmed Leghorns, Javas.
hair and Tuscan flats, and
dainty dress hats, $1.50 to $7
Now Ooe-Foorlh Off
LITTLE .TOTS' WHITE
EMBROIDERED CAPS
AND WASHABLE HATS,
50c to $5
Now One-Fourth Off
FLOWERS, ; thousands of
them, complete stock, every
kind and color; all at, clear
ance Special
Prices
DC Distinctive
Office Railings
Fencing ;
and ;
Trellis Werk
& Iron Works
JBtas.
Phones Main 3000
sued by the Paris electricians was tha
only true way to settle a labor dispute.
Aa Interesting feature of Miss Gold
man's address was the declaration that
csaft unionism is a failure, and that
the only way for labor to, improve its
condition is through the medium of in
dustrial unionism. She told of - the
abandonment of crafts unions in France,
and said that industrial unionism Is
well nigh universal among the French.
At Merrill's hall tonight Mis Oold
man will deliver the third of her series
of addresses tn Portland, the subject
being "Patriotism.". , , "
SHOWERS OF FLAME
INTERRUPT BIG FETE
Vesuvius Spectacle on Mult
nomah Field Will Be
Extraordinary Feature v
James Cunllff a, , - head pyrotechnist
for Pain's "VuvIus, haa arrived with
a fore ct firework' experts, and is
planning numerous surprise for vis
itor to th Vesuvius amphltheatr
next Saturday night, and during Fes
tival welt."::5,i;av. iw'i'S1'' (Sl-
; Work on" the Multnomah club's new
permanent grandstand Is being rapidly
uahed and it seating capacity will
e several thousand: besides which
bleacher seat will be provided. Thirty
arc lights and numerous oaloiums will
beautifully Illuminate th inclosure.,
In the spectacle Naples and frowning
Vesuvius are shown with a realism
that does credit to th painters' and
builders' skill. Under ' the, - glow- of
electric and calcium lights the - acrea
of buildings .and scenery appear most
Deauuruiiy, wnue on th immense out
door stage hundreds of costumed per
formers depict a fete day in honor of
the royal couples' visit. . Suddenly the
rfestlvlties ire Interrupted by tho
belching forth of Vesuvius sea of
flam, afthes and lava. The hooulare
Xleea In . terror, buHdlngs are. engulfed
the
line
betiveon
V a successful - business"
, nj4n:arid the chap
that has always ittacle
a failure may be..
drawn on the clothes
he wears. The former
is careful and scrupu
lous about his' attire ; x-
the ! latter does not
care. . ,
!. ' " ! - J' J.: . i,-:.'! .'"I-'-''-
success
and
failure
does not ' depend en-
tirely upon clothes
but the , man - who
wears Columbia
Tailored clothes has
the head .start. Set
your own price for a
good business , suit;
anywhere between"
$20 and $50. A good --
suit made to order by s
V -Columbia Tailors costs ,
less and wears longer
than ready made. i
Grant Phegley, Mgr.
SEVENTH and STARK STS.
Seat Sale Thursday
M A. If. ;- t,
SKSXHAJr, CULT OO.
DAMROSCH
the Kfrv;
NEW YORK
SYMPHONY r
ORCHESTRA
AND SOLOISTS ,
ARMORY ,
Wednesday Eve, Jane 3
Thursday, Matinee and Eve
. Jnne 4
- t Direction
lots tevrs-Wysa Ooman.
PRICES
'1.40 tl.50 S2.00 S2.B0
FMOWXS
XCaln 6S48 ' . it
A 110
COFFEE
A grocer has to sell god
and; bad coffee; but cooks
needn't cook it.
: Tour grocer returns your money If you
don't Ilk Schilling's Best: we pay him.
In th lava and burn to the ground,
earthquakes adding to th destruction
of tho city. Following each t eruption
of "Vesuvius" a $1,500 display of fire
works Is given. In charge of Pain's fa
mous pyrotechnists.
' ' ' Short Eoute East : '
Th new Canadian Paclflo route via
Spokane is the short line to St. Paul
The finest equipped trains in th west
are operated via this route. ' Electrlo
lighted. Buffet-llbrary-compaxtment-obaervatlon
cars. , Up-to-date sleeping
cars. Excellent dlrflng oar service. For
fuU particulars call on or address F,
K. Johnson. O. A- P. U. 11 . Third
street, Portland. ' ' -
""y '''0 New Notaries. v ; ;.-jtl
- Special Dlioetee te,Tb. JoorsaL) ? -: - ': X
''Salem. Or.. May 3S.:ommlsslons a
notaries hare been issued as follows:
C. C Bryant. Albany; George A. Drury,
Coburg; Michael O'Brew, Portland. ,
a CaUforBlaa"a X,uok. , ,
Th luckiest day of my life w
when I bought a box of BuckJen's Ar-
Blu Salve." writes Charles F. Budahn.
of Tracy, California "Two too boxs
cured me of an annoying caae of Hon
ing piles, which had troubled me . ror
years and - that yielded , to no other
treatment." Sold under' guarantee at
Skldfnore Prug.. company store. -t
Fairmont Hotel
y . ... ;... t ......
An hotel in which each
Californian is proud.' Fully ?
meriting the xjompliments
. of its thousands of guests
on its superb .location,
magnificent -appoint
ments, perfect service and "(
-, exquisite uisine. '
jingle rooms with bath 12.10
upwarda .
SulUs and bath tlO upwarda. ,
,:" No room without bath.
Management of
; Palace Hotel Company
San Francisco's
' ' - TWO BIST XOTEUI :
- trader the sam management
HOTEL JEFFERSON
TXTUX AlTO OOUQS ITBSZTS
850 Boosts. 150 rrivate Bath.
Baropeaa Kan S1JW to SS-OO.
Amarioaa riaa $3J)Q to $1000.
HOTEL STEWART
OBABT ST. ABOVB 5 VBJOB
' '. BQUABB.
850' Booms. 150 Private Baths.'
Baropeaa Maa $1.60 Tpward,
- --V Oaf a- la Cartai ; v -
Baofc Botel Sends Omaibns
To an Tralas and iteamsra,
Stewart-Barker Co Props.
iab nujrczaoo.
Hotel SL Francis
: SAN FRANCISCO
This hostelry possesses all the
best features of the world's finest
caravansaries, and has added many
ideas to the sum of hotel happi
ness. . f ". :-i
It hss introduced 'to Pacific
Coast Hoteldom the . Electric
Grill, Pneumatic Tube Service,
Magnets Clock System and today
represents the farthest advance of
science in hotel service in America.
Sates European, from $2 upward
Under the management of
JAMES WOODS
rava iar
KEY ROUTE INN
OASXASB, OAXn,
Will Change to the
AJOIBXOalr VZJUr
SDoIal rate to permanent guests.
Moderate prices. Tabl d'hote meals, ,
N. S. MULLAN, Manager.
BOXING
f WW
SPECIAL TOMGDT
Y. M. C A. Minstrels
(35 Performers in the Cast.) :
sMsasaasMSss
Yoiing Men's
Carnival and
Street Fair
Williams Aye. and Morris St
Take U Car. Admission 10 Cents.
Ererybody has a good time. ,
Best show on earth; different
from last week.
More clowns than Barnnm ever
had. .
Paprika Schnitzel
TOD AT VBTTXi P. SC.,
Relnbraten Tomorrow '
(Wednesday) ,
OTTB DAXLT '
MERCHANT'S LUNCH
Served from 11:10 a )ft.
m. to 2 p. m. i de-.-lllf r
servedly popular f
Special Sunday Dinner
50 Cents :
THE UTTll: HUNGARY
"A Btnaat tor Epicure."
, OOB TTB ABD ABZSBT
Botel Scott Bid.
Diamond Douse Paint
-C . ' aTJARANTEED
I gallon' lota, S1.40 per gaL
1 gallon lota Sl.SO per gaL
Manufactured by ..
POUTLASD SASH & CO.
v': 830 rroat St, -Portlaad. O .
Phones i'n'-i 3
Geo. Baker, General Wanrir.
Tonight and all week. Matinee ftur,1iv
Famous Baker Stuck Co. In Genran'
: Broadhuret's rattling farce comedy,
WIT 8MITH Ufl BOKS."
On continual scream of laughter and
fun.., Evening performance S5c, 3 jo. 60c.
Matinees 15c, i5o.
' Next week "Th HALT SBXZD.
LYRI C TH EATRE '
Both T ho nee I Mala 4689; Boats, A-109S,
Week commencing Monday, May iii.
rareweU week of ah Allen Stock Oom-
paajr, in Oulda's nelebrated piy, .
"trsrsEat x w u xx-M.ua.
8ee Cigarette's daring ride; se the
great eand-storm. Positively th. beat
production of the aeaaon. , -
Matinees Tuesday, Thursday. Satur
day and Sunday.- Prices 10e and too.
Everr evening at Prices 10c. too
and SOc. Boxes 60v Office open 10 a.
m to 10 p. m. ' 1 ' '
THE STARMusical Comedy
TWO SHOWS EVERY EVENINQ
7:30 and S:1S -p.. m ? Iower floor, 25c;
balcony, 16c Matinees daily at t:S0, 15c.
week or May z. io.
YBB : jJtKinovs srmnc AX. - COB.
EDT COKPABT '
Offers the howling musical farce, entitled,
"SWEETHEARTS ABD WIVES."
THREE HIGH-CLASS VAUDEVILLE
ATTRACTIONS.
THE RAND-Vaadei Me deLcxe
Entire Week of May 25. l0t
BBTSB Vt BAMOIB
Arabian Rapid-fire Acrohats.
POTTEK ABD HAK TWILL,
Comedy Acrobats.
"The Kan with Two Heads,"
P. P. KOWTBBSSA, . ,
That X. A. 8. T. E. man "on time.'
Exhibiting "The legend of a Ghost."
Time and price remain the same, '
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" Admission fee Bleachers,
SSeJ grandstand, 60c; boeS. 25c extra;
children, bleachers, 10c; grandstand, Z6c
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THE RINK
Monday night, society night.
Tuesday, beginners' night. Wed
nesday. Amateur'' races. Th" rs
day, masquerade, six prlzea Frl-'
day, married people' night. Sat
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admission,. Saturday night, grand
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