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Newspaper Page Textv ;; THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAI, PORTLAND, MONDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 7, 1908. Town Topics TONIGHT'S AMUSEMENTS Helll "The Uo'n and the Mouse" Bungalow ..... "Rose of the B ncho Ba ke "The Land of Nod rtmhxum Vaudeville Orptieum .i struefcla for Gold" vaudevm. Grand . . Vaudeville YZI?? "V"V. ..... "Ranch 10" The seat sale for the Nordlca con cert will open tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock at the HelUg box ce, and It Is more than uafe to predict that a hrtktnar line will be Cllrled In and about the Hellie lobby awaiting chance to buy seats for one of the mc chance to buy seats for one of the most popular prima donnas In the history of opera and concert work. Nordlca is a favorite 'everywhere, but especially lh Portland where sne na enueareu herself to everyone by her splendid work during the Rose Festival last June. Then, having no jewels with her as she was traveling not for con certs but for her personal pleasure, she wore a simple garland of June roBes, but this time she will appear with many of her world famous collection of gems. 8he wears the gorgeous collar of dia monds given her as the "Queen of Song" by the box holders at the Metro politan three years ago, and also wears strings and ropes of priceless pearls. The concert at which Nordlca Hnd her company will appear next Thursday evening is at the Helllg tinder the direction of Lois Steers "W'ynn Coman, and the sale of seats opens tomorrow morning Mrs. Marion Wards Fan; ham, the noted impersonator and elocutionist, will give a dramatic recital, under the aus pices of the Ladles' Aid society, at the White Temple tomorrow night. Mrs. . Earnham has a wonderfully pleasing voice, finely modulated and Is an elo cutionist of rare ability. She Is free from the rant and ultra-elocutionlsm that so frequently detracts from gpoJ reading. She will be assisted by Mrs. Blanch Irbe Koefed, the talented so prano soloist, and by the White Temple quartet, composed of Miss Kathleen Ijiwler, soprano. Miss Ethel Shea, con tralto, J. W. Belcher, tenor, and K. Milton Runvan, baritone. Miss Nellie Kennedy will be the accompanist. Tho entertainment promises to be a most enjovable affair. The Spanish war veterans will meet tonight at the Armory to rehearse for their forthcoming minstrel show, which will, be given at the Jleillg theatre. De cember 18 and 19. The performances w ill be the result of a month s hard work and will no doubt surpass aiiSf thing of its kind giver in the past. The minstrel show should not only attract good audiences on Its merits as an en tertainment but also for the reason that the proceeds go to the relief and sick fund of the Spanish war veterans of the city. The advance sale of tickets will open Friday next at Powers & Estes drug store, at 10 o'clock. The county Institute of the W. C. T. U. will open for a two day session tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock In the TiM rmt 1 n itori Hreihran church at Eafct Fifteenth and Morrison streets. At the Tuesday evening session Mrs. L. H. Additon. who attended the worlds congress at Saratoga, N. Y., will tell of the progress of the century. Wednes day afternoon B. Lee Paget will talk on legislative work. Dr. Esther C. Pohl .will discuss hygiene and the suffrage movement will be the topic for a symposium, with a talk on suffragettes by Mrs. Clara B. Colby. John A. Ansley, a member of the flum of the Ansley Printing company and a graduate of the Portland High school, died at his home at 32 Kast Fif teenth street Saturday morning. He had been suffering from an attack of tvphoid fever for . the past three weeks and succumbed to the disease Saturday. Ansley graduated from Portland High school in June. 1901, and was well known among the young people of the city. The funeral will be held from the farnilv home this afternoon at 1 :;-ti ami all friends are invited. All Multnomah county granges are opposed to the plan of uniting the control of the Oregon Agricultural col lege and the university of Oregon under a oingh" board of regents, according to a canvass made by Mrs. M. M. Eaton, secretary of Pomona grange. She di rected this Inquiry by instruction of the Pomona grange, and alt the replies agree In the opinion that the Interests of the two schools require separate management. Dr. William Hiram Frulkes. pastor of the First Presbyterian church, lias been forced to take a few weeks' vacation owing to continued ill health. Dr. Foulkes has kept at his post for some tlmo past, . hoping that he would get better but has at last been forced to five up and take a much needed rest. r. McKay, dean of Whitworth college, preached both sermons yesterday In the absence of Dr. Foulkes-. Photographs and material descriptive of Portland wore forwarded to General Passenger Agent Lomax of the Union Pacific this morning by the passenger department of the Harriman lines here and will be used In getting out a special folder for the National Baptist conven tion which meets here next June. The folders will be distributed throughout the east and will be an excellent ad vertisement for the city. The South Mount Tabor Improvement club has started a movement to have the Hawthorne avenue carllne extended about two miles out the Section Llru road. The line now ends at West ave cnue and the Section Line road, and those living along the county road feel that they would be greatly benefited by tho change. If the Improvement Is made the road will probably be widened to 80 feet. W. R. Wilson, a switchman employed hv the O. R. & N.. Is at St. Vincent's hospital recovering from a bad fall received Sunday morning In the Albina carshops. Wilson, who lives at 30S Fifth street, jumped from a moving traln but lost his balance and was thrown violently to the ground. His back was badly Injured. J. Z. Barnrard and O. M. Pugs, the Minnesota officers who arrived In this city last week to take back to the Mtnncnlbta state reformatory a voting man named Charles Lawrence, left for home this afternoon with their prisoner. Lawrence was charged with attempted If you could visit the factory in which Ivory Soap is made; If you could examine the materials which enter into its manufac ture; 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 other kinds. Ivory Soap 99 Per Cent. Pure. 1 EXTRAVACAHZA AT THE BAKER Knox , Wilson is , with the "Land of Nod" srain this- vear. To those who know that Is quite sufficient. To those who don't let it be said that with Mr, Wilson the entertaining extravagansa Is one of the best of its kind. Wasn't It Mr. Rork who presented "Coming ! Thro' the Rye" at the HelHg a month or j so ago, to say nothing of seasons past i but scarcely forgotten? If "Coming j rnro' tne ttye was worm even uunamg about, "The Land of Nod" la worth go ing to see twice. . That there were many who had re membered the show from last year was evidenced by the big house the Baker had last night. The press agent had been jexeessively busy, too, even going to tne extent of ruing a suit in a real . court. But it was almost worth his i efforts. The April Fool was funny, j The Welsh Rarebit was funny. The i Chorus Girl was funny. They were nearly all funny and you forgave them j for not being able to sing because they were merciful and didn't try it on you I very often. I "The Land of Nod" tells about a lit- f tie girl who goes to sleep and wakes up', in fairy land in that particular being ; just llKe every otner extravaganxa ever written. When she wakes up she finds herself near the palace of the King of Hearts. And things begin to happen, greatly to her delight and to ours. The telephone man conies In and rings a bell. The weather man makes himself as obnoxious as weather men usually do. The Chorus Girl flirts in and out. The Jack of Hearts, a lovely person with a soprano voice and blonde hair carols about her lost heart; the Welsh Rarebit jumps out of the chafing dish and Into the firing line of the king's hunger: and all the time Bonnie, the lit tle girl who went to sleep. Is having most delicious spasms of amazement. There are some reasonably good dances for those who like them, there are some songs In the regular Joe Howard style, there are jokes for the simple-minded and epigrams for the worldly wise. There seem to be no reason why "The Land of Nod" should not have a good week of it at the Baker. It deserves it because it gives value re ceived. criminal assault and was sentenced to the maximum penalty of five years, but after serving two yearn was paroled. He broke his parole almost immediately and had been missing IS months when he was arrested In Portland on a charge of vagrancy. The police are on the lookout for two youthful runaways who left the Chemawa Indian school near Salem yes terday. As soon as the boys were found to be missing the superintendent notified the local authorities, giving their names as William Woodley and Ray Johnson, aged 17 and 14 respect ively. A good fountain pen always makes an ideal and appreciative Christmas gift for a Kentleman. We make a specialty of the Mooney, a practical, up to date, self rlllhTg fountain Den. which we' con- aider among the best makes, and rang ing in prices from -1. 60 upwards. Al bert BernI, the druggist, 233 Washing ton street. Adam Scott of Providence. R. I., has written to City Clerk Grutze asking for information as to the whereabouts of his brother-in-law, Robert Hopklrk, whom he says at last accounts waa an employe In the city park. Through the auditor's office it has been ascertained that Robert Hopklrk was on the city payrolls some time ago, but where he Is now is not known to the auditor. Scott's address In Providence Is 73 Lydla street The Mothers' and Teachers' circle of the Ho) man school will hold Its monthly assembly tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock. A fine program has been ar ranged frr. All children between the ages of 8 and 6 will be cared for in the school kindergarten. Save the Discount Send check or pay at office on or before the tenth to save the discount on December bills for the Automatic Telephone. Home phone your long-distance, calls to Tacoma. Seattle and way points. Home Telephone com pany, comer of Park and Burnside streets. , A meeting of the Juvenile Improve ment association will be held in the courthouse, department No. 4 of the cir cuit court. tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock. All persons Interested in the work of the association are invited to bd present. The Aid society of the United Evan gelical church will give a New Eng land dinner at the Piedmont fire hall on Albina avenue next Wednesday, from 2:30 to 9:30 p. m. for the benefit of the new church at Ockley Green. R- D. Schaub, J. N. Archbold and William W. Metzger have filed articles of incorporation of the Moreen Invest ment company having a capital stock of J6000. When other corn remedies fall to re lieve, get a bottle of Hedgius Corn Cure of Albert Bernl, the druggist, 233 Wash ington street. This old reliable remedy gives satisfactory results. Title Guarantee, Oregon Trust ac counts and German-American certifi cates bought at the highest cash price; also Home Telephone bonds. Conn Bros., 180 First street corner Yamhill Kelly's Family Liquor Store, Park and Morrison. High grade wines and liquors. One price to all. Free delivery. Tel. Main 28. Home. A-2802. Davis & Kllburn of 249 Morrison street, carry a very attractive line of holiday goods, books and stationery Just what you jwant for Christmas. Clean lump coal, thoroughly screened, for furnace, range or stove, prompt de livery; weight guaranteed. Oregon Ftiel Co., Main 65. A-1665, Steamer Jessie Harklns, for Camas, Washougal and way landings, dallv ex cept Sunday. Leaves Washington street dock at 2 p. m. Dr. J. D. Sternberg has moved to Corbett building, Fifth and Morrison. $10 Noce, made. -tailors, See windows Norgard & 169 4th, near Morrison. W. A. Wise and associates, painless dentists, Third and Washington. D. Chambers & Son, opticians, Morrison, cor. Sixth, are the best 321 Woman's Exchange, 133 Tenth street, lunch 11:30 to 2; business men's lunch Dr. Haynes, optician, Salmon near 5th. Berger, signs. 284 Yamhill. M. 0391. Journal want ads. lc a word. "Purltana." Ask grocer. PIANO FOR REXT Every Rome Kay Save Musio for the -Holidays. During the next two weeks .we are offerlrg for rent for short or long terms a large assortment of very fine, brand new. highest grade pianos, as well as less expensive kinds. A piano can now be secured at Eilers Piano House at a monthly rental of $3, $4. 15, IS and 1 7. B0 a month. Instruments delivered and returned free for parties renting for a period of six months or longer. .AH rent paia (less reasonaoie interest for amount Invested) la allowed in the event of eventual purchase. Telephone or call at Eilers Piano House. 368 Washington street Portland's largest and leadinr dealers. Phone Exchange 23 or A-2350. MOTHER SAYS BOY WAS KPT V TRUANT ' Though Policeman Murphy congratu lated hiself on a -good . fifty's work when be lent little Jimmy Wall of 363 Stanton street and two other young sters home Friday with a reprimand for their alleged violation of the truant law, the parent of Jimmy Wall at least are of the opinion that the patrol man overstepped his authority.' Mrs. Wall says that she sent the boy down town to take her bank book to the bank and that- his previous ab sences from school were because of an accident to his 'knee. . The boy. the mother say s, was . greatly humiliated because the officer reported him to headquarters. F. TV. Baltes and Company inyite your inquiries for PRINTING First and Oak BS3 JUST IN TIME FOR XMAS VIOLINS. MANDOLINS, iVrt WRfflJ GUITARS, ETC., AT iMJ iWM We have purchased the entire small goods stock of Eilefs Piano House, which, owing'.to lack of room, they recently determined to dis continue. It includes Violins, Mandolins, Guitars, Banjos, Accordions, Harmonicas, Zithers, Music Rolls, Music Stands, etc. Owing to the fact that our present stock is all that we can con sistently handle, we have -decided to close out the newly-acquired goods at 50c on the dollar. This is an unusual opportunity for people of Portland and vicinity to secure high-grade musical instruments and accessories at greatly, reduced prices. Below we list a few of the remarkable bargains that we are now offering; VIOLIN OUTFITS Regular $75.00 Violin, Box Regular $60.00 Violin, Box Regular $50.00 Violin, Box Regular $40.00 Violin, Box Regular $30.00 Violin, Box Regular $20.00 Violin, Box Regular $10.00 Violin, Box Regular $5.00 Violin, Box ENTIRE STOCK Of MANDOLINS, GUITARS, HARMONI CAS, ACCORDIONS AND ZITHERS AT 0NE-HALP PRICE MUSIC ROLLS Regular $3.00 Music Roll, now fl.75 Regular $2.50 Music Roll, now 91. BO .Regular $2.00 Music Roll, now $l.OO Regular $1.00 Music Roll, now 50 BANJOS Regular $40 Banjos now 920.OO Regular $30 Banjos now 95.00 Regular $20 Banjos now 910.OO Regular $10 Banjos now f 5.00 Entire line of Violin Cases at exactly ONE-HALF PRICE, while they last 111 FOURTH STREET, NORTH WE HAVE NO BRANCH STORE CHILDREN'S SHOE. VALUES We believe the VALUES in otir Children's Shoes have helped make us. ARE YOUR CHILDREN GETTING SHOE VALUES? A rapidly growing children's business in our store is the best indication of our SHOE VALUES. We would like to show you. KNIGHT'S ALL AROUND THE N. W. COR. TDIRD& WASHINGTON WE HAVE NO BRANCH STORE ; y Sr. W. A. Wis, OUT OP TOWN PEOPLE Should remember that our force Is so organised that WH CAN DO THEIR ENTIRE CROWN, BRIDGE AND PLATE WORK IN A DAY If necessary. Fosltlvely Painless Sxtraetioa free when plates or bridges are ordered. WE REMOVE THE MOST SENSITIVE TEETH AND ROOTS WITHOUT THE LEAST PAIN. NO STUDENTS; no un certaintybut SPECIALISTS who do the most scientific and careful work, WISE DENTAL CO., Inc. Dr. W. A. Wise, Mgr., 21 years In Portland, Second floor. Falling bldg.. Third and Washington streets. Office hours, 3 a, m. to 8 p. m. Sundays, 9 to 1 p. m. Painless extracting. 50c; plates, IS up. Phone A and Main 2020. and Bow, now f 37.50 now $30. OO now f 25.0O now 920.OO now f 15.0O now.... f IO.OO now fS.OO now f2.SO and Bow, and Bow, and Bow, and Bow, and Bow, and Bow, and Bow, VIOLIN BOWS Regular $10 Violin Bows, now 96.50 Regular $7.50 Violin Bows, now $4.50 Regular $5.00 Violin Bows, now 93.00 $3.00 Violin Bows, now. . .91.50 $2.00 Violin Bows, now... $1.00 MUSIC STANDS Hamilton Music Stands. Royal Music Stands 91-25 .75 Leather Music Stand Cases, all sizes 91.00 OF WASHINGTON STREET Special Introductory Sale oi Madame Yale's Preparations We are pleased to inform the Portland ladies that we have dded to our Toilet Goods department a full line of tht; Madame Yale preparations. While these goods need no introduction to the Portland public, they hav ing been on the market for the past 25 years, and sold in all parts of the world we are pleased to say, however, that they now become a per manent factor in our department. In this, our introductory sale, we have arranged with Madame Yale whereby we will present you with a souvenir from this famous woman any day this week, in our Toilet Goods depart ment, according to the following arrangement. Come and see this exhibit and talk with the young lady in charge, sent here from New York by Madame Yale. Madame Yale's Skin food FREE During all this week we will It fmm Madame Yale's Hair Tonic MME. YALE CONSIDERS HER HAIR TONIC one of her greatest achievements. It is praised in th,e highest terms by those who use it, and there's quantities of it sold; price, per bottle, 23, 43 and 83 Yale's Health Remedies MME YALE'S FRUIT CURA, a strengthening tonic for women, a cure for certain organic ailments; the wonderful cures effected by it testily to its great merit; price 83 MME. YALE'S FERTILIZER TABLETS cure constipation and ventilate a clogged system; two sizes; price 43 and 83 MME. YALE'S COMPLEXION TABLETS make new, rich blood; they enrich the skin with healthy colorings; two sizes, 43 and 83 MME. YALE'S BLOOD TOXIC cleanses the liver, blood and kid neys; price 83 MME. Y A L E'S DIGESTIVE TABLETS aid digestion and cure indigestion, 43 and 83 MME. YALE'S ANTISEPTIC is a most valuable household arti cle, and must be used to be ap preciated; for cleansing the mouth and gums in the morning, gargling the throat for sore throat, dressing sores, wounds or bruises it is unequaled; price, 23 and 83 MME. YALE'S LINIMENT is a newcomer and said to have magic like influence in curing muscular 1 affections, such as rheumatism, neuraligia, sprains, etc 50 Madame Yale's Demonstrator Here All This Week Mme. Yale's New York demonstrator will remain here all this week in the Yale section of our Toilet Goods department, main floor, where she will explain to the ladies all about the preparations made by Mme. Yale 55 different articles so that ladies an find among the list just what they need. Ladies may consult with Mme. Yale's assistant without charge, and the young lady will assist you in the proper selection of the remedies needed. Call or write for copy of Mme. Yale's 96-page book on beauty free. rjpman,aiolte$Co, MARION WARDE FARNHAM Noted reader and impersonator gives a Dramatic Recital Assisted by Waits Temple Quartet, ' ICrta. Blaaoa Xrbe Koefed, soloist. THE WHITE TEMPLE Twelfth and Taylor Streeis. Tuesday Night, Dec. 8 AVSrZCZS XtABXXS' AXB SOCIETY. Tickets to and 25 cents. On sale at White Temple and 8herman. Clay A Co., Sixth and Morrison. FURS! PURS! AT XVOWBST ?OSSXSB PBICIE. Remodeling a specialty: Fur coats of all kinds mads to order. , j. SCHUMACHERir raiUZB. Of Kadlson. Tel. Vain !?. have a special souvenir sale on Madame Yale's wonderful Health and Beautifying Products. During that time we shall present each cus tomer who purchases any of Mme. Yale's dollar remedies with a jar of Mme. Yale's celebrated "Skin Food." This exquisite toilet treas ure is worth its weight in gold to all who appreciate beautiful, soft, white skin, with youthful plump ness. The fame of Mme. Yale's remedies is so universal that all we might say in their favor could not add any luster to their story. We are pleased, however, to inform our patrons and the public that the ever steady and increasing demand for these scientific specialties is conclusive proof that they are all that is claimed for them. Madame Yale's Beautify ing Remedies MME. YALE'S SKIN FOOD for nourishing the skin and oblit erating wrinkles; two sizes, $1.43 and $2.43 MME. YALE'S ALMOND BLOS SOM COMPLEXION CREAM for cleansing, healing, enhancing and preserving beauty; nothing like it; price, 43 and 83 MME. YALE'S COMPLEXION BLEACH for cleansing the skin of blemishes; price $1.66 MME. YALE'S ELIXIR OF BEAUTY for protecting the skin from sunburn and the inclemency of the weather; it makes the skin naturally white, gives the com plexion brilliancy; price 83 MME. YALE'S BLUSH OF YOUTH for softening the ex pression; it tones the facial nerves, gives pliancy to the muc cles and elasticity to the slin; price $2.83 MME. YALE'S HAND WHIT ENER; price . .83 MME. YALE'S MAGICAL SE CRET FOR SOFTENING HARD WATER It is one of the greatest known toilet luxu ries, delicately fragrant as a bou quet of choice flowers. .. .$1.43 MME. YALE'S VIOLET TAL CUM POWDER; price.... 23 MME. YALE'S COMPLEXION SOAP; price 23 MME. YALE'S COMPLEXION POWDER; price 43 MME. YALE'S CORN CURE Do not suffer another day with corns. Mme. Yale's Corn Cure makes quick work of them; use it and enjoy the comfort of sound feet 23 -given D. BoartJman Griffin, M. D. fr5?!5q Specialist V on urnr anaic- ; tlon and Aloo x , -Y i holism (formerly of Salem. Or.). V- c a n now be f J found at 628 W. nufflQa a v.. 4 near KtnK), Portland, vi Or., who cures " the habit or dls s ease in two days i without pain. ,j Can resume tor' thoroughly well, in from 10 days to two weeks. No money until patter Main 5110. WELLINGTON COAL The best house coal on the Pacific Coast Church ley Bros, Bunkers 18th and Marshall fits. . Phones Main S1, A-S3l. cbwab Printing Col ust 1 ) I 1 TUESDAY SPECIAL FREEs Onm lBmAPMJT C whit EOm Ammhm ' mT Brmm Tmm1t, SmlmtSi T-mmdmym Us mt Mm tmltmwlmj at BEN A. BELLAMY Cor. Grand and Hawthorne avea. J. W. BRISTOL. 600 Washington treet. B. E. BURBAR. Corner 19th and Ovarton atraat i BECKWITH A'BMITH, Cor. Union avc. and Waidlar at . V. BLUM, Corner Third and Mill atreeta. J. C. CAS80N, 101-3 Orand avenue, ( cook's candy store, . 15th and Wanhington strata. CLOVERIMLE CREAMERY, 345 H Yamhill atreet. Gl'NTER & HICKEY, Cor. 23d and Marshall atreeta. GODFREY & PALMER BROS., 254 Ruaaell street. J. QOLDSTAl'B, ' 271 Russell street. , J. C. JACOBHEN CO.. Corner Seventh and Mill streata. JENSEN S GROCERY. 555 Morrison street. D. KELLAHER & CO., 127 Grand avenue. KEYSTONE CREAM STORE, 750 Washington street. MASONIC TEMPLE GROCERY. Cor. West Park and Yamhill sta. IRA RU8S, 384 Morrison street. J. H. REEVE, 307 Third street. VEGETARIAN CAFE, 105 6th at., near Washington. -L. E. WOOSTER, 408 Washington street. wsethst.,VissSit AHVBB1CEVTS. Thuraday St. Sew. 10, jjro ooxTAJrr. Floor. $; BaL $. $J; Gal. Rea. 11.40; Gal Adm.. 11.00. Direction Lola Bteera-Wynn Coman. . HEILIG THEATRE nth and waahlartoa Phones Main 1 and A-11ZJ. TONIGHT, TOMORROW, WEDNKSDAT The Great American Drama. "THE UOV AJTO TXB KOCTl." ' Excellent Cast, Beautiful Production. Prices $1.60, $1.00, 75c, 60c. Beata now selling at Theatra. 1 KJJ KaiA 117. A-42S4L Baker Stock Company tn Belaaco'a other great success, "TJU SOBS OT THE &AJTCHO." Remember "The Girl of the Golden West," and aecura your seats early. Gorgeoue acenlc effects; In tense story. Evenings 25c, 36c, 60c mat inee 15c, 25c. Matinee Saturday. , BAKER THEATRE Phones Main t, A-5S0. OREGON THEATRE CO. INC) LESSEES Geo L. Baker, General Manager. Extra Attraction All This Week. , Bargain Mat. Wednesday, 26e any aeat Regular matinee Saturday. Bam. E.i Rork'a famous musical extravaganxa With Knox vvuson as. April rooi. Evening prices 25c to II; naatlnea Sat urday, 25c, 50c Neat Week Murray Mack. SCAUr 6, A-1090. Stats. , Ex. Sundays and Holidays U-2S-5K THEATRE ls-M-so-7$t Weak of Deo. 7. Honn X,lndi Byera Jt Hermann; Charles W. Bowser and Bdlth ' Mlmon ! X.a Vina and X,onardl Baa THE GRAND Vaudeville de Luce AHOTXsm biq Bxu . , PATERSON'S gnerdman Jk Dtitmtt, BRONZE Arthur Tounf, John Field J Ada Trio, 7 red Baas Orandaaeoy ART STUDIES PANTAGES THEATRE Advance-l Vaudeville, Stars) of AH Ba- , tlona. Iatlnea Bally, 15o. Two Shows at Bight, ISO and BSo. XA X.OTB BUI BBB XV A VISIOH OT SA1VOMB, direct from a aensatlonal engagement In met ropolitan cities. The personification of art and beauty absolutely nothing sug restlve. An artistic representation of ! the original "Salome" sensation created by Miss Maud Allen In London. The STAR MalB Mats. Wednesday, Saturday and Sunday, For the entire week of December e. The Greatest of all Scenic Plays, A BTBvaoxiB ro OOXCD.- Matlnees at S:t0. Every Even's at till Night prices 16c, 25c, 35c, 60a s Matinees, 15c and 26o. Seats may be reserved by either phone. Next week "IN WYOMING." THE LYRIC THEATRE Seventh nd Alder Sta. Week of December . THE BLUNKAUU CO. In the Beautiful Western Play RANCH lO Matinees Sunday, Tuesday, Thursday. Saturday. Tuesday Evening, December 8 th English Lutheran p Church west mx iis rorrsBsox Otto f. L. Hers? xtob7'":'?-' , "Nature's Own Singer." English, . German, Scotch, Irh. i : bOIlg. 1 Ths Best Sonss by the l! t o.-m- j. - , posers. - - : , 11 t SALE OPENS at 10:00 A. (VI. 5v IS laTal - a m 1 lil'x tf "A v a nrcrf