The Oregon daily journal., June 25, 1908, Page 9, Image 9

THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE 25, 1803. N
Town. Topics
f OXIGIIT'S AMUSEMENTS.
Helll...... "Caught in the Rain"
Baker "The Henrietta"
Star "Charley's Uncle."
(rand ..,,,..,........,.. .Vaudeville
Marcjuam Vaudeville
The Oaks...,. .. .. .....
. ..Concert. 2:30; "Whlrly-Girly," 8:16
Lyric , i. ... "A Gentleman Convict."
The Visiting Nurse association Is to
have a benefit .day at th Oaks. Satur
day, June '.27. .During the ; afternoon
picnic parties will find entertainment
and in the evening a dance will be held
' in the pavilion. The entire proceeds
are to go to (he Visiting Nurse asso-
- elation, which now has three nurses
who give their entire time to the -nursing
of the sick in poor families and at
tending to the needy. The patronesses
are Mrs. T. R. Wilcox, Mrs. H. W. Cor
bet t, Mrs. W. B. Ladd, Mrs. Richard
Koehler, Mrs. Gordon Yorheis, Mrs.
Yvhitney L. Bdlse. Mrs. L. Allen Lewis,
. Mrs. Stuart Linthleum, Mrs. A. J. Meier,
Mrs. Frank Hart, Mrs. C. H. Lewis. Mrs.
Paul Wesslnger, Mrs. B. S. Josselyn,
Mrs. Solomon ! Hlrsob, Mrs. William
MacMaster, Mrs. J. K. Kollock, Mrs. R.
P.' Effinger, Mrs. ,Jnmea Laldlaw, Mrs.
C.K8, Wood, Mrs. Joseph N. Teal, Mrs.
F. G. Sykes, Mrs. John A. Bhepard, Mrs.
J. V. Hart. Mrs. F. J. Bailey and Mrs.
vvtuiam Aivora, . , . .-: ..;...;. -
, publishers of the fifth annual nUm
ber of the Jewish Tribune of Portland
hanr Just Issued a finely Illustrated and
strongly written number under date of
June H9. The leading article, "Remtn-
1S08," . by Dr. Jacob Bloch, will be
widely read with extreme interest by
jewisn people, nr. mocn is associated
witn ur. w. Mosessonir in the editor
ship of the Tribune. The table of con
tents of the annual number for 1908 In
eludes well written stories of "The Con
gregation of Ahaval Bholom.'V by Isaao
rsweit; rne congregation Nevan zeaecK
Talmud Chora," by George Rubenatetn;
. "Portland Section Council of Jewish
Women.'V bv Mrs. 8. M. Blumauer: "Re
marks on Jewish Communal Life," by
Vr. M. N. A. Cohen, and a budget of
editorial comment by fccutor - aioees-
A husband 81 years of age and 14
surviving children, i the youngest of
whom is 88 years old. were left by Mrs.
Sarah Bennett, who died in April. Her
aged husband, Henry Bennett, has asked
that letters on her estate be issued to
one of his nine sons. The eldest son
60 yeftrs old. Seventeen children in ail
were - born to the - Bennetts, three of
whom have died.. Two of the deceased
children were married before their
death and have perpetuated the family
tree. Mrs. Bennett was, 77 - years old
at the time of her death. The property
is worth 84,000. The will gives 81 to
each of the children and the remainder
to her husband., , ,
' Judge Gantenbein yesterday sustained
in part the demurrer to the complaint
of Clenath L, Goodrich against the city
of St. John, in which an effort is be
ing made to collect 84.063, alleged to be
due to the plaintiff as administrator of
the estate of William W. Goodrichwho
was for years the pity -engineer. The
court held, however, that the fact that
Goodrich had not given bond did not
affect his standing as an officer during
the time the alleged services were per
formed, and thai court will allow the
case to go to trial on one of the
causes of action.
Auction! Auction! rFriday, 2:S0 and
7:30 p. m., Saturday. 8:30 and 7:80 p.
m., entire stock of Fashion Cloak and
Suit house, consisting of new spring
suits, coats, skirts, waists,. ladles' bags,
umbrellas, - wash siiltsi . and lingerie
dresses. will be offered at ' auction.
Also fixtures, constating of sewing ma
chine, tables, chairs, desk, etc.,- at - the
fasnton cioaki ana euit- nouse, 141
Sixth street, corner - Alder, - opposite
Oregonlan building. J. T. Wilson, auc
tioneer; J. E. Goldstone, trustee. ,,
The' council passed the ordinance ap
propriating 250 for a drinking fountain
to be established on the first floor' of
the city hall yesterday afternoon. There
Is no drinking fountain which the public
can use In the building save an old
fashioned affair which has to be filled
with a bucket.
The Port of Portland filed a petition
with the city council yesterday asking
for more room than they are occupying
at present. The petition stated that
the room Is needed because of , the In
creased duties whlote have lately fallen
to the 'commission,. Including a .towage
and pilotage service. .
'Dining car service on the Astoria oV
Columbia. River, railroad whioh -was to
have been inaugurated with the summer
schedule, taking effect Saturday, .June
17, will not ; be installed until about
July 8 or- 4. owing to delay In equip-
ilng cars tnai nave oeen oraerea lur
.his service.'... - :
" The steamer Georgle Burton ' will
take a basket excursion to Multnomah
Falls and Oneonta Gorge Sunday, June
28, leaving Washington street dock at
8 a. m, Two hours at the falls. A light
lunch will be served on the boat Tick
ets 81. , - :
Sixty new members will be Initiated
into the Knights -of; Columbus by the
local council of that order next Sun
day. When these have been . received
T
';;';;NeW.;;:Idea3; -X-r
Summer Millinery
Clearance Sale? Prices
We take every millinery journal published in America and the best
One from Paris, from which to get ideas. -We also have one of the
cleverest designers in the west, thus keeping right up with all that's
new. We have still a large stock of (hoice summer shapes and mate
rials being rapidly made up into desirable creations to be disposed of
at these SPECIAL PRICES .
Women's Trimmed Hats
Regular $5' to $30,' everyone re
duced; about 300 at half price or
less and 100 of the newest and
best at on-fourth off..
Misses' Trimmed Leghorns
And Java Flats, "Chariot Cor
dayV etc.; regular $3 to $10,
now one-fourth off. , : .v
Little Girls Leghorns
Trimmed with flowers, chiffon,
'ribbon, etc.; regular $1.50 to $5,
now $1.15 to $ 3.50. i
Sailors for Outing
50 dor. Sailors, 6 different styles;
$1.25 and $1.50 values, spl 85
30 dozen better grades; $1.75 to
$3 values, now orrcfourth less.
-
FR-ALEY'S
THE BIG
STORE -
Into the lodge Portland will have the
largest council of the Knights "of Co
lumbus In the northwest. The initiation
will be 'in Masonic temple, corner of
Yamhill and Tenth streets The work
will be put on by . the crack degree
team from Oakland. This team has
been engaged by the local knights to
oome up especially for the Initiation
Sunday. '..
Articles lost and found on the. street
cars in the last few days: .Twenty-Bit
umbrellas, three satchels, four grips,
two suit cases, one belt pin, one beauty
pin, one comb, one broom, one box ci-
gar, two pair shoes, one bank, five
purses, one tnimDie, one map, one
Latchot acd hammer, one package drugs,
one butcher knife, one pockot knife, one
spectacle case, one baby shoe, one pack
age underwear, one sweater, eight books,
one hat, one plane, threelunch boxes,
one lunch pail, one' rule, one key, two
telescopes, one coil, wire," one hammer,
one basket, two pairs gloves, one brace
let, one receipt book. Call at the lost
articlo room of the O. W. P. railway sta
tion, corner First and Alder,
"The fanciest pack of apples In the
world Is put. up at, Lafayette, Yamhill
county, Oregon.' declares a title page
of the latest brochure Issued by the
Yamhill County Development league.
One of the most artistic and convinc
ing booklets ever issued from an pre-
gon printing house has been sent Vout
y the Yamhlllltes, and they are giving
special attention ,, to the apples ana
cherries grown in tha county. Prunes,
grapes, blackberries,' .raspberries, Log
anberries and other fruits are shown
in beautiful colored plates that have
been so delicately tinted by the printer
that they look .good enough to eat.
The county commissioners today an
nounced the appointment 'of E. J. Carr
to succeed Fred Buchtel In charge of
the county relief work, Mr. - Buchtel
having resigned several weeks ago to
accept the appointment -as city sealer.
Mr. Carr Is learning the ropes of the
office today. The appointee, has "been
a resident of Portland for ' about 18
yearn. He has been a manufacturing
Jeweler, but recently retired from that
business. His work will consist " in
looking after the work connected with
the county hospital and poor farm and
all the county charitable work. .;
The regrular meeting of the Sixtieth
Precinct Improvement association will
be held ' Friday" evening at 8 p. m. at
Warren's hall. It is desired that a full
attendance be present, as several com
mittees are to report 'There should be
some Important information at this
meeting about the proposed big sewer
district" and street- improvements.
Women who are Interested in these mat
ters are urged to oome to all the. meet
ings, as also men who have not identi
fied themselves with the association. .
To assist In arriving - at conclusions
as to fair and reasonable -freight rates,
the Oregon railway commission will
within-the next week begin the work of
fixing the estimated value of the rail
roads of the state, and the cost of their
reproduction. ; The commission has been
studying the methods employed by the
Washington railway commission in ari
riving at Washington railway values,
and will engage the assistance of some
of the reviewers who did like service
for that commission., ' ; 1 s- ' -
T, R. .Howltt B, U. Emery and Ss
Thomas, committee on races of the
Oresham . Fourth of July committee,
have asked the county commissioners
for permission to use Main street from
the Cleveland farm to the Powell Val
ley road as a race course on the, na
tion's birthday. The county has al
ways refused to grant permits of this
character, leaving those who -manage
the affairs to assume any damage that
might by possibility arise.? v-..-;.-',.
Penney ' Bros. -. Friday Special Our
$1.80 grade of Port Sherry, Tokay, An
gelica, Muscat and Relating wines at 8t
per gallon.: Our 81 grade ofjport and
Kentucky whiskey (7 years oldV, regular
85. at 84 per gallon, .jrriaay oniy. 7
S 81 Morrison street . phones Bast 2 87,.
J-' Watch and wait for the big shoe sale
at 881 Morrison street between Fourth
find Fifth. ' I have bought the stock and
ease of the Marks Shoe company, and
win give ine peome or rortiana sucn
snoe values as were never oeiore Known.
John Dellar, formerly first and Tamhlll,
Judge Bronaugh yesterday' signed the
certificate of probable cause on appeal
that will save Joe Anderson from being
Hungarian Goulash
TODAY UNTIL 8 P. U.
PAntTKA TTSS VBX9AT -'
SSTJBBBUsrr BUTE!- '
, SATTJJLBAT
OUB BAZLT
MERCHANT'S LUNCH
WITH BSEB
served from 11:20
a m.- to 2 p. m. is
. deservedly popular
30c
sracxAx suruat bxV'
THE LITTLE; HUNGARY
"A atestanraat for Epicures."
'' COB. TTS AST9' AXXESCX J
Hotel Root aidf.
Untrimmed; Shapes
Lot 1 About Sdozen "odds and
ends" of 1 this season's t good
shapes, assorted colors;;, values
$1.25 to $3, special .at....... 60f
Flowers , and Foliages
Large assortment, All good, all
special. x - '
Ostrich Feathers 3
All first quality, prices vary only
according to size; French curl,
full heads. M.,;.b
Length. . Breadth. Regular. Special
13 ins.r S ins., $1.40.., f 1.05
17 ins., S ins., $2.50... $2.15
17 ins., 7 ins., ' $4.00. i, $3.2
18 ins., 9 ins., $6.50... f 4.85
18 ins., 10 ins., $7.50.. i f 5.05
18 ins., 11 - ins., $15.00. . . 811.05
22 ins., 11 ins., $18.00. . . 814.00
THIRD
AND
SALMON
hanged at the state penitentiary to
morrow. Anderson was convicted by a
Jury in Judge Bronaugh's court of the
murder of Harry M. Logan and was
sentenced to be hanged tomorrow, but
rrom the first it was known tnat nis
case would be carried to the supreme
court, s . . - , . , i
Judge Charles E. Wolverton and W. P.
Olds have been appointed as trustees of
the Reed estate to take ' the places of
the late Judire '. R. Relllnrer and W. E.
Robinson, resigned. The board which
has in charre the nlann for the Reed in-
Btltute, money for, which was left by
Amand4 W, Reed, conslet of Judge Wol
verton, iff. P. Olds, C. A. Dolph. Dr. T.
L. Eliot and Martin Winch.
1 Dining car service on the Astoria A
Columbia River railroad which was to
have been inaugurated with the summer
schedule taking effect Saturday, June
27, will not be installed until about
July 8 or 4, owing to delay in equip-
ting cars tnat have oeen oraerea lor
his service..,. , . , '' ; :
Water through hose 'for sprinkling
yards or sidewalks or washing porches
or windows must be paid for in advance
and used only between the hours of B
and 8 a. m. and 8 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. , , s
- The city council ptssed an ordinance
yesterday allowing a full aurveylng crew
for City Engineer Taylor's department.
The crew is needed because of the great
increase of business in the office.
Woman's Exchange,' 181 Tenth street,
lunch 11:30 to 2; business men's lunch.
Tnough a resident of Portland - for
five years, frank Weir took the boxcars
of the East Portland freight yards three
nights ago as the only place to lay his
head. Together with his hobo '"room
Sumiiier
uoderwear
FOR MEN
lisle;;
balbriggan
v nainsook
deimel's linen mesh
Elbow and
Knee Lengths ;
BRICES
50c; to $3.50
m
IWIrMJE SUCCESS
man' made WORK DONE POSITIVELY WITHOUT PAIN
; NERVOUS PEOPLE
'And those afflicted with heart weakness can now
have their teeth extracted, filled and bridge work
applied without the least pain or danger. -
The Best Dentistry Is None Too Good For You
PAINLESS EXTRACTION . ... . . . . . ........ 50
22-KARAT CROWNS .$5.00
BRIDGE WO RK $5.00
OUR BEST PLAIN PLATE ......... 8.00
ALLrLINED PLATE flS.pO
v 'dMFl I TEETH WITHOUT
vMrJ' J. PLATES .
vK' ' :
Teeth extracted free when other work is ordered.
Nervous people and those afflicted with heart weak
ness need have no fear whatever. Our method, too. of
ftllinar teeth robs dentistry of all its terrors an makes
the filling of a tooth absolutely painless.
: MAtftftJfl AilTiririAf TFFTfl I Ia'dhig feature of our business, and we beliere
ItliUUllJ nlklirivlxllj IJLLilil it cannot be surpassed in the point ci completeness.,
. We operate or own laboratory, and as making Artificial Teeth is a specialty in dentistry, we are in a
. position to make this offer and guarantee satisfaction. - - .'
Do Yon Wear Artiliclal Teeth? XSmSS.??
; . . , . v x face natural expression. ,.t ,
3231 Washington St.VCor. Sixth Nineteen Offices In the United Statei
1 , i Lady Attendant. ' V Open Evenings Until 8 p. m.; Sundays, 9 a. m. to 1 p. m. ,
mates" he was roundefl up eariv this J
Will take 15.000 Merchants National
at v cents. Address a-Ha, journal.
R. B, May. T. V. Beckwitb. and
Claude Btrahan" have Incorporated the
May i-iouand company, it baa a capl
tat stucit or sto,ouo.
Telephone 'to ..National Wine' Co.,
Fifth and Stark. Main tS9, A-449J, for
a gallon of 81.60 port or sherry for
io cents Tiaay oniy. ; t.
lnH, W ' sponge and press your clothes,
fhlne your shoes, all for 81.60 month.
Main 514. A-4314. Wagons run every
where. , unique Tailoring uo 109 Btarg.
Steamer Jesse Harklns, ' f or Camas,
Washougal and way landings, dally ex
cept Sunday. Leaves Washington street
aock at s p. m.
- Dancing party In The Oaks pavilion
Saturday night, June 17, under the au
spices of the Visiting Nurse association.
THonaleur Beancaire.'' flramatla reatl.
ing by Richard Burton, Saturday eve
ning, unitarian cnapei.
morning by Officers Porrwood and AA
dison and spent the rest of the night
in jau.,,. ;y;-:.,--: - - : ; - r .
E. W. Moore, ' expert 'photographer.
tuiitw Duiiamg, eeventn ana oiarn sis.
D. Chambers Sons, Opticians, 121
Morrison street, corner or BUth.
nr . - mi.. i .
aenusis, xnira ana wasmngion. .
Dr. Greene, Medical bldg. Homophone.
Portland Road Oiling Co. Main T818,
Berger. signs, show cards. 184 Tamhlll,
Journal want ads. le a word. ;
Combination
and Regular
RANGE
per; garment
w m m ism m ru m m m m a i ru
311 Morrison Stroet
Opp. Postoffice
"We are thorough dentists of many years' practical
experience.' The dental work we turn out is strictly
of the highest grade, and we back up every bit of
it with our well-known reputation for doing
HONEST DENTISTRY
Our success is due to uniform high-grade work at
reasonable prices, v . ; ''':-',vij'M
PAINLESS
what
25
means
-There isn't a tailor
in Portland that is less '
able to give , 25 per
cent off his regular
prices than the Co-'
lumbia Shop. It means ,
a loss to us. That's
a fact. But, we, told
you why we did it ;
we have to move the
goods and we must
keep the boys busy.
That's what 25 per
cent means to us. . It
also means that you
can gtl a $25 suit for
$18.75, a $30 suit for
$22.50 ; and a $35 suit
for $26.25. If you can
see any advantage in
getting tailor,- niade ;
clothes for less than
ready made, better
call and see what we
have to offer for these
prices.
GRANT PHEGLEY, MGR.
Seventh and Stark Streets.
Diamond Douse Paint
GUARANTEED ,
. gallon lots, S1.40 per gat
t gallon lots. S1.50 Pr Kt
-Manufactured by ' '
PORTLAND SASH & DOOR CO.
, ' 130 rront IV, rortUad. Oc.
3S
1 w. r , - s UAKKM
BiBSB-. .
Any of the patients whom we have served In past
Sears will vouch for our fair and reliable dealings,
ur office Is the most complete. Mlssinc teeth re
stored without plates and equal to those that nature
gave you. Work absolutely painless.
DENTISTS
aoBoous ajts oousars.
Leading Business College
ELKS BUILDING
Thoroughly' equips for busi
ness life.
' Teachers all specialists. :
Day and evening sessions.
Phones M. 590, A1596. .
MILLS COLLEGE
Tor Young Women
Only woman's college on Pacific, coast
Offers same advantages as best eastern
institutions. Full collegiate course. De
grees conferred. For three years only,
the three upper classes of the Seminary
Department, Offering preparation for
Mills college, the universities end east
era colleges, will be continued. (AO
credited) Special opportunities in do
mestic science, muslo and art. Earnest
Christian influences; non-sectarian;, all
forma or neaunrui outdoor amusements.
Ideal location In beautiful Oaklsnd hills.
Fall term begins August 12, 1908. - For
catalogue and brochure 'of views ad
dress Mrs. C. T. MILLS, President, Mills
College P. C Cal. .
IMlinnville College
' OFFERS . ,
TOE IDEAL EDUCATION
Its whole environment Is clean and
wholesome; no saloons; ood city gov
ernment; strong, aggressive churches,
s 1:1. '. A Christian Faotilty.
Courses: Preparatory, Collegiate,
Conservatory and Commercial. ' Illus
trated bulletin Just Issued. " . v,
AB9BZ88, V ., BOX Vt,
MoJainaviUe College, SCoacmavllls, Or.
I UlilLilllll ior Eastern snd
si a nrmr Western colleges.
A I A II Fll V x Primary and
tkjUUil 1 Grammar School
POBTIJUro, ox. under tn m
management t e
80th Tear Opens ceives boys and
Beptembe 81, D8 f'r as early a;
. the l of six and
fits them for the AcademyT Well
equipped laboratories In the departments
of Chemistry and Physics. AN depart
ments are In charge of thoroughly qual
ified and experienced teachers.
A Gymnasium in charge of a skilled
director. Field and track athletics. A
well appointed residence hall for girls.
Office hours a. m. to IS m. i p. m.
Mount Tamalpils Military Academy
SAN RAFAEL. CALIFORNIA
The most completely equipped Mili
tary Academy on the Coast. Cavalry,
Infantry. Artillery. Annual encamp
ment. Extensive grounds. Athletics
encouraged. Swimming pooL Accredited
at universities. Opens August 18. Ad-
orese Arinur crosoy, A. M. D, D., head
muvar. -
OAXZrOBBXA BOTSXO.
SAN FRANCISCO
An Example of What a
Good Hotel Should Be
Overlooks the Golden Gate
San Francisco bay and the city.
Direct streetcar connection
from Ferry by Green Sacramento
streetcar.
Single rooms With bath 18.80 upward.
fui.ii.ui Dunn f iv npwaro. 1
ivery room has bath.
Management of
PALACE HOTa COMPANY
HOTEL ST. FRAKCIS
SAN FRANCISCO
, Each " guest receives, " without
asking, the response to the mul-
, ti-forrn requests of the most ex
cting public.
"The comfort of the present Is
built upon the complaints of the
past, and Hotel St. Francis to
day represents the sum total of
a study of individual require
ments.
baths xTrmoPBAsr, nose fa .
" UMBER THE MANAGEMENT OP
JAMES WOODS
KEY ROUTE INN
OAKLAND, CAL.
' atTBioa riAB-
I- Bpeclal rates to permanent guests.
Moderate prices. Table d note meals.
An Ideal place to stop. ' -
FREE
TREATEJErre
WE MIL GIVE ICU C3E
Fairmont Hotel
UOIHTQ'S TUtiTUENT
FREE!
If you have any contracted disor
der, blood trouble, rheumatism, or
any nervous disease, you will find
that our treatment will cure vou
promptly, painlessly and quickly.
Call and see us. .
Hours 10 a. m. to 8 p. m. Sunday,
. y. 10 tO 12.
I MP0NDERO -THERAPY CO.
PORTXAjri). OA. 1
; . : 608 SSerchants Trust t : j.
Aiirmrr:-fT
III2ILIG
THE
"TourteentJi nd TVtsMnfton
' Jrliouas I suj A-l . .
REM tvsrDAY ria::r
The Charming Actress
umjiouc:
In the Delightful Comply
THE nEJLVOATIC:
CF AUriT UkM
. Beat sale opens tomorrow
Prices 11.60, $1.00. 75c. 5flo,
Seat Sola Tcraorrc;
MR.MANTELL
SHAKESPEARE
irrrr.TO thxitsj, wxxx or jr.. 2
Monday tdgp )BUss;
Tnesday nifht wben
Wednesday afternoon. , . . . . SayicKj
(In "The SSerohaat of Tnto'')
Wednesday nlgh J "'
Thursday nig'ht ........... Otftuo
r-rldy night ... . .. . . . .Xinv
1 Batnrday afternoon ..... .li-otrtf i
Bstorday night. . .Kin Biohard ti.1
Xvealaic prioes .......... .IJM to 6 x
Katlaee prioes .......... .$1.00 to too
UEILIG THEATRE
-Three Nights, Beginning Tonight
Special Matinee Saturday
William Collier
; '' In the Delightful Comedy
"OAUQHT 1st -VMM MMXST
Seats Now Selling "
Evening;.! to 60c; Matinee 11.60 to 2Bo
BAKES THEATRE
Ptionas Main 1
A-eaea
GEO. Ij. BAKER, General Manager.
Extral Tonight and Tuesday Night
Two More Performances of the Great
'.sin' '"iV';' ' '' Success,-' ''
"THB BWXXDUB."
Balance : of , Week, Bronsoo Howard's
-.. Famous Play, '
TKa HBHJUBTTA.
As Originally played by Stuart Robson
and W. H. Crane.
Evening 25c, 85c.' SOe; matinee, ISa, t5e.
Hwrt Weefc Hoyt1 "A. Bnnch of gays.'
MARQUAM ORAND
Psntages Advanced Vaudeville
Attractions.
VOffXOHT AWD AXL THIS WSXX
tb cozioarzAX septet,
The daintiest and most pleasing musi
cal act in present-day vaudeville. -SCZSS
KAJBIB BOXiPSOlfi
In an act which eclipses the "Georgia
Magnet", Miss Rolfson Is assisted by
Captain ! Leopold McLaughlin, world's
champion jiu jitsu wrestler.
Three performances dally. . Popular
prices.' Curtain at 8:&0, 7:80, p. m.
THE STAR Musical Comedy
' Week ' of :, June : 1, -.If Of.
" ' LAST WEEK OF
TBS ABXSTBOBTO VTTBICAZi COKZDT
,. , COUP AWT, ,
Offering the howling musical farce
"CRABXXB'S VBCXB."
TIME and PRICES REMAIN the SAME
L.YR1C THEATRE
Both phones I Main 4S85. Home E-102S
Week commencing Monday, June 22.
IlOt. -Fourth week of the famous
Blunkall-Atwood Stock Company in the
beautiful domestic drama,
"A GENTLEMAN CONVICT."
MAGNIFICENT PRODUCTION.
Matinees Tuesday. Thursday, Satur
day and Sunday. - Prices 10c and 20c.
Every, evening at 8:80. Prices 10c, 20o
and . 80a - Boxes 60c Of tics - open 10
a. m. to 10 p. m.
THE G2AND VasdcvlIIe Ctlzxz
Entire Week of June 82, 1908.
First appearance In Portland of the Sul
livan A Consid ine Road Show.
TKB OBBAT OXZTO TAMII.T,
" Chinese Magicians and Illusionists.
.. KEIU ARBIOIA,
European Excentrlquists. , .
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Only musical extravaganza in town.
Original New. York Hippodrome ballet.
Charity Benefit Saturday
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