The Oregon daily journal., June 15, 1908, Page 7, Image 7

THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, ; PORTLAND, MONDAY EVENING. , JUNE 15, 1908.
TQwq, Topics;
Baker M
. ..The Swindler
'CsDltafva. Labor
The Oaks.. ...... Musical iixiravaganw
tt' a fin time the Ancient Order of
Hibernian nd th ' Ladies auglJlarj
will be bavin j at Cedar Para June 18,
tot IV. then thst. the annual plonlo. wlU
be held. They have already beaun fix
ing up the park for the Hlbernianaand
everything; Is going to be on -a most
elaborate scale, with special attractions
tor the day, Franeln Nallon la chair
'. man of the picnlo committee, and la
giving ma attention jo ine, invui.
Which Include the rood old time-honored
o(hitl amiti with the hlntorlo tur-of-
war between East Portland and West
Portland. Borne Tin prises nave neeu
arranged for to Increase the interest in
the athletic events while the committee
states that everything w'H be orderly
and well conducted. ,
Tha Nev ork' aoclety e? Oregon, If
plannlna; to. keep a representative con
stantly on hand In the Oregon building
at th Alaska-Tukon-Pactflo exposition
in Seattle next year. His purpose will
be to aireot Mew Yorkers to Oregon
and supply with information about the
state and resources of the various see
tlona. The New Tprk aiciety wtirbold
a garden party at the residence of 31c
and lira Albert Vail on the Bectloh
Line, road on Tuesday evening. June. 1.
VAU TNeW Yorkers, either residents, bt
Visitors, are cordially Invited and will
receive a" hearty' welcome Take Ha";
thora avenue car to t.he reservOi nd
to east on the Section Lin road to tire
Jlrst housa eaat of th achoojt wu
, Judge O'Day lg th circuit court tela,
morning took up tha trial of the eaaa
ef Carrla Nicholas against Constable
Wagner, in which platan is made to fur
niture attached by tha latter in a rooming-house
at the west end of tha Mor
rison street bridge. ' The. attachment
was " levied in' tha case 0' Meter
Prank against Ros Nicholas, a brother
of the plaintiff, and it is alleged that
the conotable by mistake took posses
sion of the property of tha sister. The
seizure was! made last March' and the
plaintiff has tines egalned possession
of the property by putting up bond to
protect the constable in eaaa lbs; oot
tentiou Ja. not sustained.
July ft la, tha date set for three ex
amlnaUons in tha clyl. rY'o Railway
mall clerks will have aa examination
On that date, 'for positions' in. several
of the statea and terrltorlea. For tha
position of engineer, for tha United
States mint, in the mint and assay ser
vice, at $4.25 par diem, and for tha po
sition' of laboratory, assistant, '(male)
In tha bureau of animal Industry, de-
fartmant of agriculture, from $72 to
1.000 per annum,' examinations will be
held the aama data 'For all these ex
aminations spplicatlon should ba made
to Z. A. Leigh, postoffJce department.
Decked out In pink and green, tha
colors, of th ROse Festival, and con
taining soma Interesting articles on the
Peninsula, a book has been published
by tha Peninsula' publicity committee
to furnish ' strangers ' with, information
on tha Peninsula and Its prospect. The
articles ara "The Peninsula,' by w. J.
Peddlcord, "greater. Portland." by R
N. Byerlee. "Peninsula Portland,'' by
J. J. Walter. The article are readabla
and give much valuable Information to
those wlshlngj to locate In Oregon,
A motion V. dlsmiaa. the eaa of
Adolf da Bary- and partners, Now York
liquor importers, against' David M.
Dunne, collector of Internal revenue for
the government in tha district of Ore
gon, was dismissed In the federal court
iD'A morning. tm MW is 10 recover
?rz rrom f couecw 01 tne pori
wmun was piu un uvui uupu icu mu . anotner. '
which the complainant Clalme was not x f9w of tha blar championship bat
necessary. ties in which Slier acted as referee were
. 4 ,4tha rtarbAtt-Fitcflimmnna. TtffrlAn.
Tha libel of. William Matting, a
longshoreman, against the owners of 1
. :L.:r" .:.- ...
tne steam ecnooner 1 oeemiie, wu 019
mlssed by Judge Wolverton in tha
United Statea court this morning. Mat
ting allege that ha was Injured July t,
1904, and that tha accident waa -due to
the fault of the officers of tha com
pany. The court" hejd that tne company
was not to blame.
Elisabeth Cook haa applied tor let
ter! on tha estate, of her late,' husband,
Charles H Cook, who died May It, Tha
property consists of 89 aores of unim
proved land la Yamhill county, ' valued
at ta.000. and ISO shares of tha Cook
& Klernan Transfer and Storage com
pany, worth 115,000. Tha only heirs era
tha widow and her daughter, Miss Em
ma B. Cook,
Two lodgoa, Washington lodge No. tS.
A. F. A A. M., and Fidelity lodge No.
4, A. O. U. W., paid tribute to their
deceased brother, J. E. Boynton, by
attending the funeral services yester
day afternoon In a body. The services
at the Second Baptist church, "East
Seventh and Hast Ankecy streets, were
conducted bj$ Kev. S. C. laphsjn.
An acrobatic feature,a burlesque me
nagerie and a aaluta of 31 guns were
among the principal entertainments of
fered The members of the Arlon society
?estrday. during the day's outing on
he Schnoerr farm at Willamette in
celebration of tha annual picnic of the
organisation. In addition there was
plenty to eat, dancing, singing tnd
various forma f amusemsnt "
Routine business will be transacted
at tha June meeting of the Portland
Presbytery tonight and tomorrow sight
at tha Bethany German ohuroh. The
thirty-sixth anniversary of the founding
of the church hre Was oelebrated by
the Presbytery this afternoon and a
missionary rally. was held afterwards.
The Association" of tfolleglata Alum
nae In ' Browning's drama, Columbs'e
BlrthdayEmpira theatre tonfght
Admission, tV; - ' ' -; '
Oeorge Royar," A. B. Wtnfrea and
H. H. Thompson have Incorporated tne
Royer Implement company, having 4
c Wfet a lot Qi things
there are: tq 1q before
Witercomes curtains
and bianket tQ vrasb;
. rugtQClen; (yrniture,
cut glass and silverware
tQ bdghten. ' ; ?
It is enough to dunt
the. vrpnian, whq isu.nac-
qua.nte4 wth themerits
of Ivory Soap; who does
not know thai it car be ;
ysed fprliunredsof pur
poses for which ordinary
sqaps.re unsafe and un-?
satisfactory. .::'y
IIOr.'EST GEORGE
smirs RECORD
Was in Limelight of Sport
tog "Vorl(i for Over For-'
. i: ",'ty Years.
George Slier, known to the .sporting
world aa rHonea.t'' George eUer, wag
bora n New' York City, Jn"M49. V Gr
nan, PVOta. pif life waa probably g
eventful, aa that, of mi- oM who fol
lowed the fighting game, and from tha
age of "24 until the time of his death
at 62, he was constantly la tha lime
light, first as a fighter of sterling;
ability, second aa aa Instructor aha,
third as referee, and last as ' a con
tributor to tha sporting sheets of Amer
ica' greatest dallies, vT t;
v As an active fighter, Slier was out-
f ointed by none, and during; his time la
h ring with the gloves' he never met
his match at Ws own weight His first
knowledgg of the game was obtained
while ha was, working n a furm;tur,
factory aa a packer. ' Ha met and oon-
?uered all tof his division end earned the
ltle of ohamDion. He aavd many ex
hibitions to large crowds at Harry Hill's
nd other halls about rfew YokJ ;j J
" Among some of- the old timers that
faced Slier were, Siddons Mouse, Mike
Donpvan,' Steve' Taylor, ' Billy Jklwards,
Johnny" 'Clark. Blllv Madden. Arthur
Chambers, Dooney Harris and Mike Co
burn, and although many of these men
were among tne nest at that thne. Biier
was admitted to ba the fastest, fairest
and the peer of the cleverest.
Is the early seventies Slier. In com
pany with Bllfy Madden, made a wasterh
tour ana cnauengea au comers regara
less ef weight, although both men were
iigniweignis. nan stories are xoia
of soma of tha battlea Slier en rased
in with rough backwoodsmen and mi
ners, some twice, his weight.
After this trip west Slier returned to
New York and gave up his title and
entered Into other walks. " He became
superintendent of the Coney Island pier,
and from that position ha came west
gam in, tne first ox tne aigotiea ana
eean to srive beginners nointa.in the
old "Athenaeum,' whereto acted as a
boxlna teacher. So well did he acaulf
himself that pe was soon, retained by
the leading fighters as a tramer." and
Siany a mfnner was' coached to, victory
y Tgoost Qaorga SUer.11' '
Ooag fo iTfwapapa.
Four years of this kind of work, and
then George turned hia eye towards the
newspaper business, and waa soon
marked as the leading authority on
whatever Una ef sports ho waa detailed
to care for.
It waa at thla time that his abilities
as an honest and fair "third man in the
ring were recognized. His fame In
both lines soon became world wide. '
tu nrst attempt in writing articles
for Dublla nrlnt was a letter to the
Chicago Times," Tha sporting editor at
once knew' he had found a new and In
teresting writer with a style of his
Swn, and induced him to write weekly
ttters which he did for the next 1
mourns, wnea ne was a memoer 91 tn?
regular staff. This was lij 1889. 1
His work after this not only took in
boxing, but 'also raolng, billiards and
?enerai atntetica, ana m eacn no waa
ound to be an authority and second to
none as a writer.
' The world at large knew him as a
referee, and he officiated in some of the
biggest and most important battles ever
pulled off on American soil.
?loked tha Vrtnnas,
He has tha honor of belna the onlv
man to Pick ' the Winner of the areat
corbett-Sullivan ffght and print tha
story of how tne fiaht would result be
fore tha match. At the time ha wag
enortlna- editor of tne Ctaicaara Oloba
and' the editor of the paper could not
see Sller'a loglo ef picking Corbet t The
article wa not printed in his paper.
Dut Slier waa forced to submit "It to
Sharkey, Ryan-Cralg, Ryan-Carter. Mo-
toy-yan
, aicuovern-raimer ana unns-
wen
Nelson.
His work with the Tribune began In
1900, when he became a member of the
sporting stair, which ne rwea until his
death, as It was on nis way to Milwau
kee to cover the Papke-Kctchel fight
uiai ne was stnesea.
capital stock of $5,0. Tha Butte Boys
Consolidated Mining Company has filed
a certificate snowing increase or capi
tal stock, from 1.00tt.000,' tp J,009,o5o.
Wtr through hose, for sprinkling
yards or sidewalks or washing porches
or windows must be paid for in advance
and used only' between 'tha' hours of ft
and I a m. gad I and 9 p.' m. It must
not be Used for sprinkling . streets. If
used contrary to these rules or waste
fully it Will be shut off.
Mrs. N. D. Singleton will, on Monday,
June 28. open a summer school for
pupils. In the gramma grades. Phones
Main os; A.-tua.
Steamer Jesse Harklna, for Camas,
Washougal and way landings, daily ex
cept Sunday. Leaves Washington street
dock at I p. m.
Look! House, corner lot. 19x100, Bast
Tenth ' near Shaver. Il.J 50, Owner,
address 0-44, Journal.' -
"Colomba'a Birthdgy" given by col
lege women Empire, theatre tonight
Admission 1.
Woman's Exchange, 1SJ Tenth street
lunch 11:39 to 2; businesa tnen'e lunch.
D. Chambers & Bona opticians, til
Morrison street, corner Of Sixth.
W. A. Wise and associates, painless
dentists, Tblrd and Washington. T )r .
Dr. E. H. Thornton, moved to Dekum
hutting. Tel. Main -428." " -
Dr. Qreene, Medical bldg. Home phone.
Berger, algns, ahqw card,a, tt YamhiJ
Journal want ads. lo a word.
fUe Swindler" a Success.
One of the most important events to
theatregoers this season is the Baker
stock' company's premier ' of Howard
Russell's Dlay. The Swindler." which
Opened to large ' audiences yesterday,
and was received with real enthusiasm;
Tnere wju ge but one, matinee, Satur
day, r .".' ' "".
"Capital and Labor" Tonight.
The offering at the Lyric for the '
week commencing tonight will be the
popular tuunwu-atwooa company in
the po
werful and thrilling industrial
VCaDltal va LaVior.'1. Th nat
rsDia.
rill be
strons as could be dnnlrpd
and the production A ."very elaborate
one. Da not miss tonight's performance.
HJeneraJ f4gwp,. ,
There is a popular summer show at
the Star theatre thla week where the
Armstrong company is representing
General Ml xup,", a' mus'caf comedy
with military atmosphere. There hat
been nothing funnier this season at the
EUa (kan "General MUup.n
: ;i Gmnd;"- New Act":
Today there la a program of new vau
deville at the Grand and it la of the
highest order. The particular ' feature
for the week Is the troupe of trained
birds of MarseOa. There Is no, mot
beautiful act In vaudeville. The Webb
Romalo troupe of equilibrists have
soma" wonderful feata '
At a meeting cf Astoriana it was de
rided by a majority of one to hold a
regatta. " J ".
p AT THE THEATEES
WAGES SI A DAY,
IIICOllEADOra
Burkhart, Plaintiff Against
Ei-Policeman , Suitter,
, Tells of. Waiters' TipsA f
' - J.' 1 r i.-I .,f': K'irsi'-Yi-
. . . .' . . ' ..... , j . -V--"'-- . -
' 8ome of th secrets Of tha waiters'
profession wera brought out In the
United States circuit court this morn
ing; daring the searing of the case of
Herman Q. Burkhart, a waiter, against
Nathan H. Suitter. a former polloeman.
who is being sued for shooting Burkr
hart last fall ' '
' Burkhart testified that tha wages of
Walters were ?1 a day, the men them
selves depending on the "drag." This
he said, ' sometimes amounted to dif
ferent amounts lu ' tips from .I0 to
XI and t. . ;'',
Burkhart aska 119,600 for the injur
ies sustained by being shot by the po
liceman and also the amount of fels
hospital and surgeon's bills. ' " -
The complainant asserta that ha was
unlawfully shot, arrested 'and hand
cuffed. Th trouble occurred early on
the morning of November i at Tenth
and . Morrison gtreets. Burkhart had
been but with friends. It seems; and
when he arrived at' home fbout o'clock
in the morning his wife remonstrated
with him and finally lefV tha room.
He followed her and then the police
man interfered. c,
While Suitter was telephoning for
the patro wagon, Burkhart broke and
ran away. The policeman followed hot
toot and began firing, One ahot took
effect
' Counsel for the defendant mad a
motion that tha case be dismissed on
the ground that 'fedora! court ag
no Jurisdiction In the hearing and set
ting forth ' that - Burkhart ' had' never
voted, paid,, taxes or owned property in
Minnesota. In tha complaint Burkhart
asserts that ba la a resident of Minne
sota and owing to this is entitled to a
trial in the United States court.
Judge Wolverton will Uka the ques
tion under advisement ;
WMY A PHONE GIEL ,
AND GET GQQP WJFE
- 1'1-1 ' ..
Training Central . Geta FiU per to
Practice Patlenca 1ien She Is
Spliced.
Toung man," said the telephone su
perintendent, "take my advice n.d
marry a telephone girl If yon have
simply got to marry someone.
"Whyr WeH there are all aorta of
reasons. But In the first place, as
wall as secondly', thirdly "and fourthly,
she will have a good disposition. When
you coma home late for dinner o leave
your pipe in tha parlor or oommlt some
other deadly sin she may do a lot of
thinking, but aha won't say much, and
you will have tha laugh on all the other
husbanda of girls who are not properly
trained.
"Tou see, a telephone girl learns
first and foremost to let other persons
da the talking. If she didn't the com
pany would lose most of Its subscrib
ers inside of a month. She sits for
hours at a time hi front of a board
oovered with lights and switches and
plugs and admlnUtcra constantly to tha
wants of a lot of folks Who are abso
lutely Itching for trouble. ' ' "
' "Did " you eve hear a woman, for
instance, get busy at the phone t First
she calls a number, usually In a voice
tnat aexies any comDination oz eieo
trlclty and wires to transmit Some
times she given the right number. Mot
always. It proves to bs busy.
"Call ma Central' says the Iad,y at
the phone. Then she 'goes away, aits
aown in -a. cnatr and russea in a
minute sne is paca at tne wire again.
"That number still busy r she asks.
"She doesn't say what number. Ceo
trlal has been working both bands and
everything inside ' of her head mean
time, but the lady doesn't cara Cen
tral ought to ' have remembered, ' the.
number. '
' " What number! she snorts. What
number?' "Why 'I Just told you tbe
number not a minute ago.' As a mat
ter of fact she has forgotten herself.
However, she finds it again and is
again informed, that It la busy.
" 'Well, hurry them up,' she says.
"Just 11kg that What do you sup
pose would happen to Central if she
hurried them up) How would the lady
like to be hurried upt But Central says
she will do her best
'"Wretched service.' Remarks the
lady ' as she alts down. In a mlnuta
more sne is up again.
"Central eh fusses, 'can't yon get
me ' that number T I've been lor the
naii uuur trying to ret it. tag.
Of course that's tne number. So busy
talking to the girl next tq her that she
doesn't pas any attention. 1 know per-
TEETH WITH OR
97c 9 wow noru
We can do you entire Crown, Brldgw
and Flats work In a dav if neceaaarv.
positively Painless Extracting free
when platea or bridges ' are ordered.
Sensitive teeth and roots removed with
out tne aast pain. Ten chairs. Only
the moat scientific and careful work.
',. W ?0T-J, ,
WA WKF AWD ASSO0XATB8
, f Ulii rainless Dentists.
railing Bldg., Third and Washington
i a. m. to S p. m.; Sundays t to 12.
Painless Extraction, 60C; Plates, 15.00.
- Both Phones.' A and Main 202.
F, W, Baltea
and Company
invite your
inquiries for
PRINTING
xm
Vixnt Oak
tectly well that there Is no reason on
earth why I can't have that number.
It's Jusjt pure, perversity: What's tnatT
Busy!
V1.1'
that perfeot nonsense. Yoii
'Central does not answer her baek,
which spoils half the fun. and almost
DJf?fina' knowg It she Is connected
With the ninagec, who Is puHhera to
meet just such Complaints. 'He Invasti
gateg and finds that the number is still
busy. He tells the lad as much."
.. She belltveg the manager, but still
fuames Central for not giving her the
number la the first place. She la sure
tbe wire was. not busy when she first
called, i I
Ve!, mgn, Central has to ait
and toko that for houra at ; a Uma and
say nothing but 'Busy, I'll call you.' and
once In a while gets a chance to switch
off on a few numhera
'It's bard training them. More girls
i ! M Pantrals than thera'gre
that gucceed. It -simply tsni In the na
ture of the sex, or hy other sex for
that Blatter, to alt and take it from
JVIerchaiits Savings & Trust
Company
247 WASHINGTON STREXT
Capital
Pgyg Interest pn Sgvfagi Accounts asd Tima Cartincatea.
RtcdTet deposits gnbject tp ched wito&t timitgtion gg to
amount.
Effects cotlectdong in any part of tha country on most rea
sonable terms.
Acts ag trust in U legitimate f!a,tlong
Caxeg (or properties collects rents, etc.
Interyiewg solicited with those contemplating any phase of
our service.
CgCHANSS
Qir EW POUCIES OFFER ALL THAT IS BEST IN
LIFE CONTRACTS, EITHER TQ BUY OR SELL.
low NoiPtlcipali(ig Rates High Cash Wm
BUPEaiOB INDUCEaiENTS OFFKKEQ TQ BTCT.TABLB ACiyH aQENTl
Apply to rsaam m. fXAJUP. lanaf of Agwata, U Z.iunag ohaage lag,
DEPOSITS OF
(MM
neia in escrow,
mult Of BDeolal conditions.
Ton are
upon
SECURITY SAVINGS
OOBBIOT BtmBXVO,
Oapltal SOO,0W.
the rendezvous
of musiciandom
NOW AT III
Juat ' aorta
Won't You Drop In
WOOD FRIGES MOP
Old Body Fir, 4 ft. C O. D. 95QQ
iay ipw for CASH n4 favj rooney
W77lRBJOlfO0.East7
all sides and say nothing In return. But
they learn, ana when they nave maa
tered It they never forget
"So if yau.'ve got to marry, plok eat
a telennohe girt from prefarenqe.'
MAqCAUEESCOWCT : :
MEM0BIAI SERVICES
Memorial serviceg were held by Proa
,C.t m nlgbta; of the Maoca
vm ttf ??by tf1 Uuwlt In
Fulton last night At 7:19 m. the
members of the tent headed by the W
dies of Pearl hive, readies of the Mecca
beea marched from' their hgll on afaa
adara street to the church. A Special
musical service had been arranged,
which Included a duet by fra. Town
send and' Mrs: Miller and a sola by
Mra Viggors. :.;.' -
The memorial address was by H. V.
Miller. The church presented a Very
beautiful scene as it was decorated with
$150,000
II M I 4
TRUST FUNDS
The 8eonrtty Savtng Trust Company re
ceives funds tot Investment It acts aa de
positary for dead, securities or valuable paper
to ne aeirveaea upon tne fuinn-
Its executes all
trusts far married women collects rants. Inter
est coupons, divldenda. eta, and Uxes full
ohsrg of their aeparte aatateg
very cordially invited to oonault
with the Security Saving Truat Company
au matters 01 a niucoary cnaracter.
& TRUST COMPANY
POBTXkAVa, PBZOOH
" ' orpin SgSOOOO.
FOURTH BTREBT
ef Waahlsgton.
And gee tha display of BAT STATE
' paints and painters supplies we've
prepared for your Inspection and
learn at first hand the satisfaction
and economy tiey'U provide in your
painting jonT TwUl be Interesting,
Indeed, .
THE hQ PAINT STORE
fisher, Thorsea & Co,
FROHT AND MORRISON STS.
a great profusion of ehoioe ose v1"1
tne aireotion 01 n laaiea ci tne tun-ST0-
' ' , "
" ii Pressmen! OanTentlon. . .
(United PreM Uaa Wire.) .
Mobile. 'Ala,;??June!lS.The annual
convention of the International Printing;
Pressmt an Assistant' union opened
In this city today with delegates pres
ent from many cities of th United
States and Canada.
Keep It to Tonrsell.
trncw thyself!" Natjrht mtttTl P
, gain tnat lnformauon.
len don't let yout neighbor know;
'd lose your reputation. ;.
But th
Prom the Philadelphia Press.
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EVIDENCE
POSSIBLE that
th public, ap
proves our
banking meth
ods is the . fact that
bur number of de
positors increases
gvery day.
Our motto: Prompt
servic. liberal treat
ment .and absolute
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Good for return In 10 days with stop
over privileges at pleasure within limit,
Foe any farther Information call at
tha elty ticket office. Third and Wash
ington gtraets, or write t
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- POBTLANU OREOfiN. .
Iemlos! Salve
Nature's Remedy for Piles
East
REMEMBER THE DATES
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lOUGKNgSHAgDU j
v ctnusa to btat ctjxed.
romleuam osit.
n 75 Cents
Ekldmore' Drug 6 tore, 151, Third Bt
Woodard. Clark Co, Prog Btore. ,
Watt & Wetthotil, Cor. William and
Russell. .,.-.'
Mad by Jt. I-aul Gardner (OS B, Stark,
JforUinO,
Ooe!Xi, Baker, 0' Kan rev.
Tonight, all this week, matlnoe rst j.-'
Extra attraction, first time on auy t.
By Howard Kusseri, popular member-?
' Baker Stock Company. An tn-
- stantaneous success.
Evening prices iSc l5o loe. Matins
lie tie. e week "fCke XeariettA."
LYRIC THEATRE
Both phones: Main 4885. Home E 1024.
Week commencing : Monday, June 15,
third week of the famous Blunkalu
Atwoo etook Company in thf powf-
fJAPTTA AOAIjrST XABOH."
Matinees Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday
and Sunday. Prices 10c and 20a. Every
veninv at 8:15. Prices lQo. 10a and SOc
Boxes 60c Office open 10 am. to 14 p.m.
MARQUAM , ORAlNDj
Pantages Advanced Vaudeville
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sisting of colored comedians in singing.
aancing na mvnuwn.
sptnfiiAr. Annisin atthaotion.
TOBCAT A3fH TAXS(m 0OSTiS,
Assisted by the dainty and vlvacioun
Mlla Flor d'Aliaa. Three) performances
daily. Popular prices., Curtain a.t
TOE GRAND Vasdev'JIs ttlviz
Entire week, of una IS. 1108.
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BhowlaeT Tom foMk1 -Besides
a -host ef other btg acta
THE STAR Eusical Ccnsdy
Week of June, 14, 08-r-Twft ahows
eyery evening First at T:I0, second
at :lf p. m.Tr-Ijowag floor tin, balcony
lo MaUneea dally at 1:S0 p. m, lto.
Tha Armstrong; ITnsloaa tyomedy po.
Offer the new military musical sattirs,
NICKEI.0DI0N
139 With, roe
Ptograw Changed Every Pay
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