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Newspaper Page TextHi;: OREGON DAILY JOUKIIAU rORTLAtlD. MONDAY EVENING. OCTOBER IS.MCM. 5V Town Topics TONIGHT'S AMI HLMUNTS lilt Lord Bacon Said, "Digest" This Is the Secret of Life in Bus! -,'- nets or in Health. "A Knight for a Dy" r HI,-li Jt. trtu.l'a Uli.la tlflRaiow. I II tllrl Af Ihi 1 1 A I n i n wat'' Fantagas Grand ,, J.yrlc. .,, 8 tar I' It la claimed that lrd Bacon atruok the prim karnol. of. Ufa wh.o h ,..., r, , . raua.vi i. i , ..-,, . j i... LouirMVi'wiMhSii L book-; m'njf who bva Th. n.w-vriT..i u.ilirouowi mm navs written uaewiea oi makes suooes: tha aator or aclra who Great factory mlatake shos saU at daata bis or her art brings fams; tha 111 Iforrlam atr-.t T..W. .n. n wO?. ana aiaB 11 as n. fail ahoaa Juat arrlYed. JJarka nana instead of Dellai-a Ftetor atanda loaa ana oraera ua to sen tnero at a eaormca. Men a i ana it not; now 11.81; mene Juni A.Uanlater, 8. A M., ate, ft and 17 values, now l. IS: woman'a II BO and M ahoaa, now 1141; boya' and air la' achool ahoaa. values to IS, now tl.t: rnuaren a lanoy ureas anoas. 11.00 ana ll valuaa at tie. 10a and II. Dellar'a. eucoaaaor to Marks Shoe Co., Ill Morrl on atraat, batwaan tourth and Fifth. Congressman-William a Humphreys bL4,il Hl1f?.V1, Of Waahlngton haa ban aaourad for a tha mouth by saliva; thay ml with thla political speech In Portland on tha avn- nuia ana ars paaaaa down into tha atom ahould llvaa aa waa tha Intention ha abould Uva. It la not tba food you awallow or taata that brlnea happloaaa to you; It la tba food you dlgeat. If you awallow and taata and don't digest and ohaw, Nature cannot give you health, for you do not furnlah tha ammunition. aUuaxt a Drscnsla Tablata contain In pure, concentrated form tha eaeencea which, when thev reaoh tha etomach. turn dyspeptic condition into tboaa of Theae Uttla Ublata are dlaaolvad In Inr brim of October 21 or 7. In order to where they Immediately aet to brlnr Conmiimin Humnhrava t or upon the rood and dlgeat It They Portland the' atata central committee r" mmJ,X ""." H? Pw.riui wan in. bara baa traded Senator Fulton for him Bumn nieauve nuiqa. and thus repien- and tha aenalor will deliver an aridraaal,aa datura with thoaa Juloea Which i a'"Y!La?v.ff,a;" alokneea. abuaa or wronaful eatlna- have Geaaman Iiumphreya appeara In Port-1 "JJ,"10, , . . . , . , id. The Humphreya meet Inir wlU ba L-Th" wor.w beBt ohem ata In Europe In the armory. IViX TVLoti i. nraa,B arta Dyapepala TableU.ara theae In- ,HSnuhii?T,lVr-WiLibia..?Z mOBt PlMBt laatlng form. Republican atata central committee to- Powdera and Uqulda soon loaa their morrow nlaht In tha Armorv when I efrMtivanaaa Himhk rhamtmi tnn. Juda Will II. Tbompaon of Seattle and decay. Stuart'a Dyapepala Tableta win aa l tin j i uii:i uBvi iitHMBr. juuga ira m ana nnaiia raiiifiA nvaaanaa juuimiiuu m nuica ur&ior na i i meir quHU6 r thus 171 add JutlniT. "SiaKSar-ntS1 hT? e L?0 lhf.U, Ph.J'- .PJ? SrofWrKcfil ,.0dk5tthh': t"em Pric. 60 cent.' 8. iy..n.l of PrincJPJ vVnta of the u, your namfl and addreaa and we will aend .you a trial package by mall free. Addreaa P. A. Stuart Co., 160 Stuart Building. Marahall Mich. campaign. R. R. Butler of Condon, prealdentlal elector on. tha Republican ticket and Judge J. E. Magera of Portland will deliver addreaaea tonight before the tsunnyalde Taft club at Hunter'a hall: Tha roeetlnr la one of the regular ral- Ilea planned by the Sunnyalde Taft club, and It la expected that there will be a good attendance. In addition to tna aaaresaea there will be an auxil iary program of mualo and recitation. AT THE THEATRES The Pacific Telephone A Telegraph company have moved Into their new and commodious quarters in the Beck build- in r. corner of Seventh and 0lr atrta. All of the city and business departmenta occupy the ground floor, and are equipped with all conveniences neces sary to accommodate the Increasing de mands of tha public Converaatlon booths for both local and long dlatance ervjee. Musical Play at Hettig Tonight. Tonight at 8:16 o'clock, tomorrow and Wednesday nights, the attraction at tha Hell lg- theatre will be the big new mu- IcaJ comedy-success, "A Knight for a Day." This Is the first time this merry offering has been preaented In Portland. It la given with an excellent cast. In cluding Bobby Barry, Elsie Herbert and Uertrude uutcheaon. BAPTISTS OBJECT TO DIXON'S PLAY That tha play of Tba Clan no an. " advertised to be produced la thla city la a detriment to tha colored people of tba city and prejudicial to tba beat In tereata of the' community and that 1 ahould he orohlbltad bv the mayor and council, la the aenae or tha ministerial alll&oue of tha liaptlat churches of tha city, aa axpreaaed la their meeting thi morning. Tha motion waa introduced, by Ray. B. B. Johnson, the oolored preacher and aator or Mount Olivet ehurch. who aald hat wherever thla Dlay haa Dean Pro- duoed It haa been attended with bad re eulta; that it attra up anlmoaity toward tha colored race and load to deeda of later, alao of tha colored race. aDoke In auDDort of tha motion, showing that the flay had been produced In Hprlngneld, 11.. but four weeka before the bloody race riot to which many peraona . loat tbrlr Uvea. Key. w. T. joraan aaia mat in author, Tom Dixon, la a personal friend of hla. and that thouch ha believed that tha event of that period covered by the play and the hook, tne raconairuoiion daye In the aouth, could never be exag gerated, atlll he regretted that the book had been written and that a play had been from it He expreaaed the opinion that are far enouan irom tno to lot them die and aald that he . tnr tha motion. There waa no dla- aenting voice when tha motion waa put Tha remainder of the aesalon waa de voted to reporta of ohurchea and plan for the atata convention to be held In Newberg, Or., beginning October 10. nura at wauey lm 'Clansman" Sale Tomorrow. Tomorrow (Tuesday) at 10 o'clock. at the Heilig theatre, the advance aeat sale will open for the much-talked-about filay, "The Clansman." This lnterest ng and historical drama will be the The following articles were found on the streetcars during the last three dflva and eon h TntnvrA hv ia1llncr a t L!LftEtlcl?,ar.tmt. and Alder ne Thursday. October Ts rVlth'a aolS iieeiH. umureus, pin, DKCHUfre, leie- I i, o...... irtv non r i " Valadon Is Here, Valadon. the matrlclan. who Is at the urpneum tnis weeK is inventive ana original ,and for five years was perma nently featured at England's famous temple of mystery, "The Egyptian Hall," where he evolved a series of il lusions that startled all London. A few seasons ago Valadon was brought to America as the ;reat Kellar s asso ciate, and with him toured America. f Grand's Circus Act The Sisters Yllerone. the world's greatest revolving globe act. Is the i. Jll . A. .11 4. A 1. SI J mDo voiaaaait tw hoi Ula tvlci 1 I A I " - ... - for tomorrow. cope, suit case, satchel. Teddy bear. three books, pair akates, piece of ore, lalr gloves, coat, knife, gold locket. purse ana luncn dox. W. E. Ashby was this morning ap pointed constable for the St John dis trict by the county court )Mr. Ashby Eat been appointed to qucceed W. S. Basey who reslKned recently. In re- siRning Constable Basey asked that Mr. Asnoy De appointed to succeea film. Charles Baker, proprietor of a saloon at Twenty-fourth and Vaughn, was ar rested at 8 o'clock last night by Officers Amundsen and Leavens of the morality circus. The slaters al- An th imooaalbla on the sphere. Thera la a large quantity of fun on the naw program, much being supplied by Vnhia and Brooks with "The Actresa and tho Porter." Grand Opera at Pantagea. Tha famous Zlngart Troupe, of hlgh- claaa operatic vocalists opens at Pan tagea theatre today, presenting m pic; turaamia onaratta entitled Gypy Life. Th. mrm nnnaldered the best aargrega- tlon of singers In vaudeville and will Introduce aelectlona from the follow ing atandard operas: "Carmen," "Rlg- oletto." "Fauat" "Lucia" and "Romeo and Juliet" The Rocky Mountain Express." Railroad playa have been many In the paat, and moat of them worth while.. The newest melodrama of this sort la called "The Rocky Mountain irtrirMi" and la eunerlor In detail to any that have preceded It. A rushing train of care down the mountain aide la said to be vivid and extremely sen sational, resembling tha real thing to such an extent that the audience Jumps to their feet in excltment. Tha "Rocky Mountain Expreaa" will be tho attrac tion at the Star thla week. Rush for Seats at Bungalow. The rush for seats to see "The Girl of the Golden West" at the Bungalow this third and last week still keeps up. Those who have not yet seen this great est theatrical aensation ahould get their seata at once and not be disappointed at the last moment Evening curtain at 8 sharp. Minstrels at the Baker. Richard & Prlngle s famous minstrels which opened yesterday to packed houses at the Baker have spent a great deal of time and money on their band and orchestra and on clever entertainers who succeeded in amusing the audiences so much yesterday. There will be mati nees tomorrow, Thursday and Saturday this week. FALL STYLES THE BEST $3 HAT BEN SELLING !sSB After the horse show. Souvenir for the ladies, Perkins Grill. Mt. Scott Improvement club will hold Its regular meeting thla evening in the rooms of the Mt 8cott Mutual Aid at Arieta station. several matters, In cluding that of better car service, will be discussed. All are Invited to be present. A vegetarian conversaxotne will be held at 601 Yamhill atreet, back of the Scottish Rite cathedral, Wednesday evening, October 14, at 8 o'clock. "Why 1 am a Vegetarian" will be discussed. A non-sectarian, Informal meeting. "A KNIGHT FOR A DAY" ONE OF . BEST SHOWS OF THE SEASON A A YEARS of Successful Shoe Merchandising in Portland HAVE DEVELOPED A LARGE VOLUME OF BUSINESS FOR US ONE FEATURE Das Prominently Figured In Onr Policy SHOE VALUES Bll i B And Not Merely Shoe Prices Perhaps we could have gotton larger prices, but then wa could not have given the values. And our business is In creasing because of those values given in the past 11 years. WB WAXTT TOTS ' TO XWOW ABOUT OTTO VAXTTZS KNIGHT'S 1U AROTJjp TSE V. W. OOXNEB TKZBD AITS WASHHTOT01T STB. W Kara JTo Branch Stores Tho Woman's ex c ha n ire will erlve a I tea this afternoon at their rooms', 133 I Tenth street. All friends of tha ex 1 1 jlang'8 are a"'ted to call. CA.... T ...... I - U -!. .. oiutiiiier jcaBio nniftutBi i ui manias, Washougal and way landings, dailv ex cept Sunday. Leaves Washington street dock at a p. m. Board of Trade Turkish baths, base ment Board 'of Trade building. Fourth and Oak streets. Open all hours. D. Chambers & Son., opticians, ,121 Morrison street corner or Bixtn. v Woman's Exchange, 133 Tenth atreet lunch li:su to i. ousmesa men a luncn. W. A. Wise and associate, painless dentists, xnira ana wasningion. Dr. Skiff has moved his offices the Medical building. Berger, 181. to signs. 28 TamhllL Main Jacobs, the tailor, 392 Morrison at Journal want ada. lo a word. Crown Theatre. 261 Alder atreet near Third street A scream from start to finish, "The Lover's Guide." PERSONALS Mrs. Ella Elsenbach and Miss Mabel Beck will return Thuraday from San Francisco where they went to attend the wedding of their brother, Harry A. Beck, to Miss Flora Llebes, October 24. Mr. Beck will return the same day with his bride from their wedding trip tnrougn soutnern uainomia, ana tney win live at tne mriiana notei. A cake of Ivory Soap weighs nearly as much as threecakes of "toilet" soap. Ivory Soap costs less than a cent an ounce. . "Toilet" soaps cost 10, 25 or even 50 cents a cake from 5 to 25 times as much as Ivory. Ivory Soap is made of as good materials as the best toilet soaps; and of infinitely better materi alsthan most toilet soaps. Ivory Soap 99 M Per Cent. Pure. "A Knight for a Day," which opened for a four nights' run at the Heilig last night, la something aa pretty as has been seen in Portland for some time. It Is something that is well worth see ing, not for the comedy, though there is considerable of that seasoning scat tered through the two acts of the pro duction, nor for the singling alone, though that is good from the prima donna down, but for tha general make up of the company and particularly for tne spectacular features or tne oiece. The electrical effects thrown in with the song, "Life Is a Game of See Saw," IS worth the price of admission alone. Prom this, however, it must not be Inferred that there is nothing to a "Knight for a Day" except electric lights, for there la. There is Bobby Barry, formerly pleasantly introduced to Portland theatre goers through the medium of "Little Johnny Jonea." i Bobby la now officially known aa Jona than Joy, a lawyer, and he has brought with htm a bunch of funny buslneas that is captivating. There is Elsie Her bert in the role of Tillle Day, a servant i lady, and any one who aees her will say she Is good without waiting to hear ner. Aner mat tney win say ane is better yet There is also Gertrude Hutcheson as Murial Oliver, who does not have much to do with comedy, but who sings her way into the hearta of the audience. Aaide from these there are many other members of the company who are well worth going to see. The chorus is well balanced in voice and in size. There Is a buncb of big girls, the majes tlo kind: there is a string of Just- between who are dainty and agile, and then there ia a line of little Shetland-pony-oonstructed girls juat aa spry and bright aa kittens. It ia a pretty good- looaing cnorua up and down tne aine, neatly dressed and shapely, a good looking and well-Hinging lot Aa a wnoie. "a Knight xor a Day ia entertaining, a pleasure both to tha eye and tha ear. Its work won much applause laat night and deaerved It It will be at the Heilig tonight tomorrow nlgbt and Wednesday night pany by continuing through a .-three weeks' run with capacity houses' each night The first week's run waa such a success that tha management of the theatre granted the insistent request of patrons and extended the run of the play for a second week. At the close of the week people were still anxious to take a first second or third call on the company and the run waa com menced last night on the third week. "The Girl of the Golden West" will be at the Bungalow for the entire week with the usual matinees. F. W. Baltes and Company invite your inquiries for PRINTING First and Oak Baker Minatrels. Tha Baker theatre Is under a cloud this week a dark one, too but that isn't keeping any of the Sunday Baker ltea from their usual seata Nearly everybody like "dem minstrel mans" and Richard A Pringla are drawing tha same old large crowd as In paat sea anna. They have little or no acenic effect to help out so it must be that the acts themselves are tha cards that pull. If this is tha anawar. then Sidney KirapatncK. master or eercmonlea, I entlltled to the laurel wreatha. Seldom haa auch a magnificent voles been heard on the mlntrcl board. Ha waa roundly encored. Wide range aad tba ability ta Impart feeling make this sterling singer a pleaamc balladiat Two beau tiful little haliada were his offering. Clarenca fowtri and Pete Wooda. and men and laugh manufacturer, are as rood a any that evar held dowa tha funny Job. Powers la specially funny. Tba audlaoea call ad him back aeveraj tinea. Alonco Moor proved soma what taya- urring in ma mi or magsciaa, aad Robert La Ph did a difficult alackwlre act with aad abaadoa. rred Etmpaon. a trombone wlrtuoao of mora than ordinary ability; WUaoa aad Vine? in a mraic arm and flanca act. and si. moa Bntmoaoer a Arabia aerobata ware ocaat of tha othor tblags that statpad ta pass tba tut for Lba Sunday aigatera Third Werk of Th Girt." Tha Girl of lb Gold West," at the Baagalaw theatre, la break lug Port land racords for a Portlaad stack mm-i II "alin'.in.ln.,..,1:,- 4 fsL U 3b W ar Tea Tt Oart to TO SAVE' IS TO HAVE Why iyt try et wk to re trench in tha mattert which re not positive neceititiee and t the end of the week count your earnings from yourself, and see how in the past you have been your worst pay master? If yon fini as much as dol lar place it in our Savings Department and continue your work In the future. You will soon find yourself a member of that most fortu nate class who have Savings accounts. Two per cent allowed on , checking; accounts. AMERICAN BANK & TRUST CO. OF PORTLAND 00 Seventh St. Elk Temple U O. KAMTOlf Pras. a. L MAO GIBBON. .Cashier TE 1 il ia -pLffiisj Save Money Coma and have fr amlnt!oa. . WK KA DUCT ThUCTU XlU-li ilLVEK riUANQ ., 354 TP OOU) F-lI.UNUd ....f&4 IF BET )F" I I rt 8PLENPID MKT t M . HdLrlG 14th and Washington Phones Main 1 and A-111J. TONIGHT AT 1:18 O'CLOCK. Tomorrow and Wadnaaday Night, Tha Big Naw Mualcal Comedy. "A KNIGHT FOR A DAY" Prices L60. 1, 78o. 60c. UOL.U CKOWNd ... t2.RO TO ii.OO All work guaraatJ for la yeaia Ladv attendant always trnL All work dona abaoluulf without pain by epaelallsu of from 11 to IS yeaie xperleooa. Boston Dentists SaiVi Korrlaoa St, Ciro. Porto fflo Xoaaa nM A-d03& raon Mala MM. HAVE. YOU A PIANO? A plana In the home la a souro of much pl'ure. It helps to create a de llghtful horns atmoaphere. It i.Hpa to drlye dull care away. It would aur--' prla you .o know how eHslly you may posaaa a good piano. "Your credit is good." Coma and ua Wa rent pi- anoa; wa Slav aell on oonyanlant pay ment plan. New pianos eaes, gflTS, 3x end np to gltOO. Usad pianos flow and n Sherman, Clay & Co tit aad Morrisom, Oppaadt rortoffloa, JPoctlamd. Oragoav, The Clansman Is Coming to the HEILIG THEATRE THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATUR DAY, October 15, 16, 17. Special Price Matinee Saturday. Seata on Sale Tomorrow At Box Office Heiling Theatre. Evenings, 50c, 75c, $1.00 and $1.50. Matinees, 25c, 50c, 75c, $1.00. Main 117. A-4IM. Thla is the third and positively last week of the Baker BtocK Company in tbb oxu or nee oouiEir west" Get your seats at once. Evening prices 25c. 85o, 50c; matinee 15c, 25c. Curtain 8 sharp. Next week "Browa of Harvard." www' w ww wddds)dydsaii ' D. Boardman Griffin, M. D. SPECIALIST on DRUG addiction and ALCOHOLISM (formerly of Salem, Or.) can now be found at 628 W. Salmon St., Near King Portland, Oregon Who CURES the habit or disease in TWO DAYS without pain. Can resume former vocation, thoroughly well, in from 10 days to two weeks. No money until patient is satisfied he is cured. Phone Main 5110. BAKER THEATRE Main 2, A-5360. Oregon Theatre Co. Inc, leaaee. Oeo. I Baker, Oen. Mgr. Matinee Tuesday, Thursday. Saturday Back again All this Week tho famous Richarda ds Prlngle'a "MINSTRELS" Bigger, Better, Brighter Than Bvor. Night prices 25c, 50c, 75c, SI; matinees 25c, 60c. Next week "Tha Honeymoonar" Catarrh Sufferers I want every sufferer of ca tarrh, bronchitis, rheumatism, blood, liver and kidney diseases to try Larsen's Remedy. It has cured hundreds where oth ers have failed. Remove tho cause and you will get well. Larsen Remedy Co. 51 N. THIRD ST. a. a.inaa. acaia. s. C SlE Snaaa7a Holidays w THEATRE -u-st7Sc Advaaoad Tandarllto Week Oct. IB. IMSavan Saztettti Kope, Booth tt Oo.j Amelia Sommervllla, Pan! Valadoiv. Howard Si Howard, lewis tt Oraan, Black as Jonas. Orvhamm Plotarea. Or j puoua oroaastza. A WOMAN SPECIALIST MRS. S. K. CHAN the only Chinese woman doctoring In this city. She has curecj many afflicted sufferers. Cured private and female diseases, also throat and lung troubles; stomach, bladder and kldneya and diseases of all kinda that tha human flesh is heir to. Cured by Chinese herbs and roots. Rem edies harmless, No oper- Honest treatment Examina tions free. 228 H MORRISON ST., Be tween First and Second. ations. Boiled Linseed Oil S OAIXON liOTS 58 Raw Linseed Oil 6 GALLON LOTS ..574 Pure White Lead PER 100 S7.SO Portland Sash & Door Co. 30 noxt bt. roBTun. oh. A Perfumed Luxury for that Bath At lnvigoratlnr at a Sea Bath. At Soften Hard water. 25 Baths 25 cent. 'a r JSJSJ g SJSJ BATHASWEET RICE POWDER Vegetshl and Antlneptlcallj Pnra. SrafcuTa aad rwfta. BulMit sHf 1 aa Fo mnv. wm m pua. PANTAGES THEATRE ASTAHCSS TAVDimXXiB. Stars of AU Hatioas. 8 ZIngarl Singers 8 Presenting the Spectacular Scenlo Oper atic iToauction. "OTTSX UTS.1 Matln.es dally, 16c Two shows night, ISo and 250. at LYRIC THEATRE BSXTinCAUj OOBSPAHT Present YOUNG MRS.WINTHROP Ootobav 11 VNt Heart Wank, Oct. IS -"Stricken Blind." FURS! FURS1 AT LOWEST FOSSIBZJ3 VHZOBS. Remodeling; a specialty. Fur coats of all kinds made to order. L. SCHUMACHER 80S Madison. 7OTLXXXB, Tel. Main 6817. WELLINGTON COAL Tha best house eoal on the Pacific Coast Churchley Bros. Bunkers ISth and Marshall 8ta Phones Main SSI. A-8931. MSG EN-HEARST . MEETING INDEPENDENCE PARTY RALLY AT ARMORY ItALL Oct 12 Monday 8 o'clock P. M. rracklaa.. Kolaa, Moths, m Hinni - - r REMOVED l At TrUllac- Ooat '1 Tata ahoalaars saada alaaap teaa faa saaa. fat, hy I a ft an a a nn. r. u. carcncitcr SIS Ttlford Balr. I -Cot. lota m Korrlaoa t- , . f rM Kata VO. V ' GLUTEN w DREAD tCo TtSf TatUR Cm tiUIT m i mm jrifJLJM&yatHALF PRICE There's a reason for everything. We have let the contract for altering our store and must get the hats out of the way and this is how we have decided to move them. Commencing to morrow and the rest of this week, every Trimmed Hat, none re served, a, juSt Qff flflJJ Qfgfa Pjfo Over One Thousand to Choose From. Smart models after the best known French designers, creations of famous New York producers, elegant styles from our own workroom, and clever Tailored Hats from the best American milli nery manufacturers. MANY HIGH-ART MODELS FOR THE HORSE SHOW All Ostrich and Marabou Boas, Muffs, Neckpieces and Capes, best selected stock in the city, at the same reduction ..ONE HALF OFF Remember, this is an opportunity seldom offered to get high-class merchandise at the opening of the season. Every article in our store is marked in plain fig ures, so this week you are really your own saleslady. Select your Hat, Boa and Muff, or what it may be, look at the price, divide it by two that's the way ALL THIS WEEK at FRAKES, 409 Washington St. Doric; this, aaja, rhkh id for this wek oely, w wiJ mak. ens-lotHta reduction en all HAXX GOODS. Larteat stock in tba city to chooaa from; no color too difficult to match. Bring la ytm combines wt manufacture ererything pertaining to hair. Royal House, San Irancisco Xonrth and Howard St a. All outaida rooms, steam heat, hot and cold water. Rate ooc to sz par aay. Weekly rates. Cafe. Fourth street ear direct from Third street depot. From Ferry. Howard street cars direct. F. I Turpln. proprietor. $chwab Printing Co. MMtr jrtr. S7H STARK MMA$OWJiLM TtCM STRMfl WILH01TM1MERALWATER LABBB THOMAS. Phoad A-tlis. 4 Labb Bids., cor. and Washington. The STAR n1? Mmto Matinee. Wednesday. Saturday, Sunday For the antlr week of October IL Klimt A O.mtolo Prwrnt m mooKT icovaTTAXjr xxmusav A naw railroad play of lit. Oold.a West. WaUneea at X:lt p. m. Krary ran inf at :1. Matin. Prlca Wa, tin Nlcht pricaa ISc, 2&c lio, lae. ateata saT b. rerd by .Ither phona. ; viaaa.- THE VodelIlctfe luxe Ajrormn xx n.u Adaaas OaaL Dartnc and Bna- j Uoaal Glob. PT formara. aT.hlaat ft Sfwaka. Tha aVaAadars. vpttt ft Horse Show tan. nil aaranaJ ttmnm Whmw. IVr(lan4 But oca. oRixxTAi b cn&ixa, Uc r 1-1S-1T. aa. of mtm areas M4y. . r I, Bw. Martia Draf aun-a fci'i t I1AS; CawiH AAaalM.on, (.