The Oregon daily journal., January 28, 1909, Page 9, Image 9

" THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND,' - THURSDAY EVENING, JANUARY 28, 1909. -
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Town Topics
t a JpXIGHT'S AMtX EMEXT8
Hellie f .'. v.... .v.ivs ..V,.. Dark
Baker '!Th Lieutenant and the Cowboy "
Hllnrilnw.', "A Niavaln'l Love
Orpheum ...... .., , , . , - vvavin
Pentoses - ... . .,O.i .Vaudeville
Star.,;
Lyric
..Vaudevtll
vauaeviue
'. '"The 'American Girl"
Koaeer of ISoV twad Mrs. Nancy 21
Edward. 71 year of e, and a pioneer
of 1852. died at the residence of her
on, John M. Edwards, 141 East Forty
fifth street, yesterday morning-.;, Mrs.
Edwards was a .native of Indiana, out
lived for some-years In Missouri before
coming to Oregon, gne married josepi
B. upwards In l6i. who took up a do
nation land claim In Washington county.
unon which one of the sons Bull uvea.
She is survived by six children, Blakely
wwarae or Vancouver,; waso., cisina
all. and John M. Edwards or Portland,
Phlnes Ed wards of Washington state,
Amos Edwards of -Salem and Guilford
Kdwards of Washington county. The
funeral was held from the residence- of
John M. Edwards 141 East Forty-fifth
street, at 1 o'clock this afternoon and
the body taken to Sherwood, . Washing
ton county,, for interment.
Stats Buses' Association Yesterday
arternoon and evening the state Nurses
association held their annual session in
the rooms of the Medical association In
the Medical building. Miss C. McNa
fmara spoke In the afternoon of the
work of the Open Air sanatorium and
reoommended that a special tubercular
nurse be appointed - to look after this
disease In private homes. Mrs.' R. D.
Bhatto told interesting!
the school - nurses. - "Nursing Incubator
itaDies -- was tne Topic or an instructive
iaiK, witn mooeia, given ny miss At
Tandy. The evening session was . ad
dressed by Mrs. Clara Bewick Colby on
i "The women .of England.- The follow
ling officers were elected: President,
Miss Jennie Doyle; -vice president, Mrs.
E. M. Perry; secretary. Miss McLeane;
corresponding ; secretary, Miss Mabel
jtieerer.
Central W.
Central W. C.
XL,
V. Meeting- At
Rev. FYanees E.
Townsley gave an address on ."System
Stic Giving." As she is assistant nation
al superintendent of that department
she was qualified to speak on that
subject. She emphasised the need of
system In giving, instead of spasmodic
or lasy or selfish giving. She recom
mended giving a tenth of one's Income
as sensible and practical. She is a
forcible speaker and now residing here.
It was announced that a sermon on
France Millard will be delivered Feb
ruary 21 at Taylor street church by
r. xoung. BUDject ror next weeK,
rhe Mormons' Christian Tenmerance
Union From a Banker's Standpoint."
Leader,. W. P., Elmore.
' Arrested as Defaulter S. A. Gray,
formerly a conductor on the Caxadero
line of the Portland Railway, Light dfc
Power company, waa arrested in Seattle
yesterday morning, charged with the
Jarceny of $51.80 from the Portland
company. Gray, who also went by the
name of Sidney Smith, left Portland
five weeks ago, taking with him a con
ductor's outfit as well, It is alleged, as
the amount of fares in his car at the
time, according to the complaint. , Spe
cial Agent Lillls and Deputy Sheriff
Leonard traced him to Seattle, and he
was arrested there by. Detective Captain
Tennant
Two Wive Seek Divorce On tbe
ground of non-support Daphene Colson
biw filed a suit for divorce in the cir
cuit court. She also says that her hus
band George Colson mistreated her and
threatened to kill her. Thev have one
tChud or which the mother asks the cus
tody. Thev were .marrlaii at. Phlnnnlr-
Mont.,-' In 1905. After having been mar
ried seven years Emma Mc Kinney says
Joseph McKlnney deserted her, and she
lias rued a suit ror a divorce, also ask-
The party ended with a splendid pro
gram consisting of vocal numbers by
Mrs. W. A. T. Bushons- and John Claire
Montelth, , Mrs, Charles fUolte and
Mrs. Beaumont rendered piano - selec-
UDV i t r
V Plan Endeavor Say At ' the local
onion of Christian Endeavor societies
held Tuesday night at the First Presby
terian church it . was announced that
Francis E. Clark, founder of the Chris
tian Endeavor movement, would be In
Portland June 4 next Committees were
appointed to make June 4. a Christian
unaeavor day among tne crturches. Dr.
Luther R Dyott of the First' Congrega
tional church, spoke on the advantages
of the present day Christian over those
of former ages. The Forbes Presby
terian cnurcn society waa awarded the
banner for most members present.
, Arrests Brutal Teamster C. Wllmoth.
a teamster, was arrested at Seventh and
Davis streets early this morning by Of
ficer Swennes, who found the teamster
alternately kicking a mule and punch
ing It in the face with his fists. The
mule wouW not back up to the wagon
to be hitched. Wllmoth protested thai
he had seen children treated more cru
elly, but the' policeman told him thai
a child could cry and the mule could
not, so Wllmoth went to the police sta
tion.
Talks on Trademarks Trademarks.
Tradenames, Labels and Unfair Compe
tition" was the toplo of an address de
livered by Attorney A I Veazis to
members of the Portland Ad club at
their regular meeting held in the Com
mercial club last night.- . After finish
ing; his address Mr. Veazle replied to
many questions of the ad men regard
ing what protection they were . entitled
to under tne . trademark act.
BIEEIOI'J GETS
T
ANOTHER
Continues at Head of East
Side Business Men's
Club.
Penney Bros.' Friday Spsolal , - Our 12
fraae or i-ori. enerry, Angelica, Me
ter. Muscatel and Invalid -Port at (1
per gallon;-' Our $1.25 grade of Port
and Sherry at 7 so per gallon. J. A. Mc
Brayer straight Kentucky whiskey, reg
ular 4, at $8 per gallon. Kentucky
bourbon, regular $3.50, at $2.10 per gal
lon. Friday only. 17S-S81 Eant Mor
rison. Phones East 287; B-2421. Free
delivery.
... f v
C,. A. Bgelow,
C A. Rtrelow. nreaMent' of tha I?ajit
oiae business Mens ciud, was unani
rHml'rh Vn.t iiuuueijr coosen lor anouier lerra at uie
rB0wTMy..?o11BV third annual mtlnH- nf th rluh In
bt.
ew
ro-
Tabor Home Training circle will hold -"n1ui Jfre ia.t T'
a parents' and teacheFs1 meeting at. the IV. ruefelr2?k I f,
Z"?- w"w.f.t:, LSI J.SKSr consisting of musical" selections
turV on the' "Influence of Art on the
Child" and will use stereoptlcon slides. 253 '""."'t KlT'"Zrj
All parenu. teachers and high school lfmm. ' ,T U"jh. i..h-.
pupils are cordially Invited. (guests . '
quo wing the .selection of Mr. Blge-
hi. ieints oi tne
was chosen vice
mocked Down
Clafifer, 76 years o
laaay avenue, was anocKea aown ...i..
4 nil v ii. ..iivi. . . . i vwbbj i at d a rn v..
driven by Martin Marks yesterday after- Jbent w vl
" i &i 1 1.
i.vi!lfI7T wfi low r president. O.
-. ' vnlJLf AwH . ' Pacific Iron works
b.8 knocked down at nr(,.Mtir nnrr i
OeorsrA T. Atchlev was elect
arier tne preient incum-
HAAn flo ffai we m rm iH a1 t a o na ar H I . . -T . r
kit. 4ii asAA erhora I4 TSiaa fAimil I 7 . " - mm
bis injuries were not serious. rMnBtaMi.SSaad 'frith
v4.e.e.A AM ni. t tv 1 8hort addrefls reviewing the work of
ilWIHlf VM vu MNHU At C V , ilUIIU I fha. Mllih Via ImnWAmrAVtn Ans-ei
Lewtaa traveler, writer and lecturer, na, "-ccomVllshed Among
will lecture on the Holy Land, illus- ITif pi. m.-I! t'ltm
. .- k... U lift VJIilU CUU, DUll
.iTaZ? .1 t,m xnZ.t fl.i.t. u:,kZ street fill, which Is one of the great
tiffi Vvf.. .P v, -Li e' Improvements ever brought about In
C?onmeorrroBweeCehven """llli Jlll
at 8 o clock. Morrison street hotel and the nart the
Tbe follow! arSTe. were found on fe. makIn th'
the Portland, streetcars Tuesday .and a.ore L. Hntrhlna made an Interest-
rubbers, one hamper, one glove, om j,, Portland, mentioning the fact that
i ana nags, I tut ni, iD Ui.. n
one hammer one suit cases. 10 pack- tht ,'d b Jt ;o,es
ages, one aatchel. one lunch box. three Xora Ricnard(Soni manager of the com-
bOOX, one Stickpin. Imerclal club was Introduced as Qre-
. -. ' ... ,.gon's and Portland's "chief booster."
muska el or tokay wlna, 75o per gal- t side I'uowth and I unliml Ud
ia.(0 per ganonr ft bossibilitles
Ion: t4 whiskey,
-?5f "-M8 State Senator Dan Kellaher was pres
Natlonat TVIne Co.. ... , . - .n .re.
Tl V J II. I. . . . - J ,1 I I-" " V "I
rum aim cwtft.innii, xiw uoiivrjr. i remarks
Burr, h.s filed suit for vorce.ln the TWO STUDIES OF
Petronella Burr bag deserted him and
that he is unable to persuade her to re
turn to his home. The two were mar
ried at Hammond, Ind., last December,
AMEKENT OF
1907 RATIFIED
Charter Changers Seek NoJ
Badical Reforms in Wa
ter Department.
The charter revision commission last
sight finished consideration of the
water committee's report. The new
charter will contain practically the same
provisions relating to the water depart
ment as those Included in the amend
ment passed in' 1907- The members of
the commission were of the opinion that
the amendment should be given a- trial
before any more changes sre made.
' Although T. B. Wilcox voted with the
others,, he declared that he does not
think the system of making extensions
at th expense of abutting property is a
good f one. He believes that all water
mains should be paid for out of the
water office revenues. He said he was
firmly convinced that Uhe water depart
ment is self-supporting, and will con
tinue to be so. .
' The only change made In the water
laws Is an amendment which provides
that In cases where the chief benefit ac
cruing from the laying of mains does
not In the opinion of the council apply
to the abutting property owners, the ex
pense may be met from the water fund.
R- W. Montague Introduced an amend
ment which increases the Interest to be
paid by property owners delinquent on
Improvement assessments from per
cent to U per cent. This amendment
passed. Mr. Montague said the In
tention of the amendment was to Insure
prompt payments. Many property own
ers, he said, preferred to pay ( per
cent to the city to borrowing from the
banks a,t g per cent.
COUNCIL INDORSES""
COLUMBIA BRIDGE
The city council yesterday afternoon
Indorsed the petition of Multnomah
county cltlsens to the state legislature
?ZklnJf . th,t. a bridge be built across
the Columbia river from the northern
extension of Patton avenue in this city
to the Washington side of the stream.
In a resolution recommending favor
able action on the petition the council
declares that the construction of a
bridge at the point mentioned would
mean the supplying of the missing link
in an automobile boulevard between
Portland and the Puget sound country.
JAPANESE SITUATION
Conwlexlon JPoultioe and Beauty Basra
Marvelous discovery for removing
wrinKies, pimpies, oiacxneaas ana Dieacn
ana
Ing that she may resume her maiden I n skin. r"0" Dr,fJ?are and
name. Emma Bolton. They were mar-; " "" jtui v
ried in 1901.
Apartment xonse sold The Apart
ment Building company has sold to a
Willamette valley investor the three
atorv apartment house occupying a 40
by. CO foot lot at the southeast corner of
Twenty-first and Kearney streets, for
121,500. The sale was made by E. J.
Daly. This Is one of the numerous
handsome apartment buildings put up
In the past two years by W. L. Morgan
and associates, who own and control
th Apartment Building company.
SJavanaufH Would Appeal City At
torney Kavanaugh yesterday asked the
council for permission to appeal from
the decision of the circuit court in the
case of C W. Nottingham vs. the city
of Portland. Nottingham successfully
contended In his defense to the suit
that a frame building can be built
within the fire limits. Mr. Kavanaua-h
says the supreme court would reverse
tne rinaings or tne lower court as tne
position taken by it let clearly untenable.
Will Talk On Charter Juda-e Henrv
E. McGinn, chairman of th charter
commission, will speak to the delegates
from the affiliated East Side Push clubs
tonight In the office of Dr. C. H. Raffety
land. Or.
son company
articles of Incorporation
Changes Corporate Bame The Erlck-
as rued supplementary
in the countv
clerk's office, changing the name to
McEntee, Erickson company.
We sponge and press your clothes,
shine your shoes, all for $1.60 month.
Mam 614, a-4314. w agons run every
where. Unique Tailoring Co., 309 Stark.
Clean lump coal, thoroughly screened,
for furnace, range or stove, prompt de
livery: weight guaranteed. Oregon Fuel
vo., main us, a-iooo. -
Steamer Jessie Bartons, 'for Camaa,
Washougal and way landings, dailv ex
cept Sunday. Leaves Washington street
uuck ii t p. in.
4 At no time has the Japanese
4 situation been more thoroughly
4 discussed. The California legls-
4 lature for tne while threatened
4 to bring the question Into
4 national politics. The crisis Is
4 over, but a study of the Japan-
4 ese treaty and of our commercl-'
4) al relations with Japan is time-
4 ly. In The Sunday Journal of
4 January 31 will be two articles
4 dealing with Japan, one concern-
4 Ing the treaty and the other
4 concerning the recent visit of
4 Pacific coast business men to 4
4 the far east. Osborne Clark of
4 this city tells of the latter trip 4
4 in The Sunday Journal magacina,
These two stories are worthy of
4 your perusal. 4
4
444444444444
Enthusiasm and Fat
These two, like oil and water, mix
poorly. This does not Imply fat men
and women never get enthusiastic. They
do down deep Inside. But what does It
amount toT Their fat doesn't get ex
cited. They can't transmute their en
thusiasm Into energetic action, so they
might em well keep calm.
Thus it As that fat people generate
much stean for life's work, only to
find the load too much for the horse
power, and as a result thousands of
both sexes get just -so far and no
farther. "Much they . care," says the
uninitiated slim one. But they do care.
They care- keenly for financial, mental.
social, business, fall hunting, straight
front and comfort reasons, and that is
why Marmola Prescription Tablets have
been so heartily welcomed by the over
weight classes. The reason is not far
to seek. Marmola Prescription Tablets
take off about a pound a day, in most
cases, without interfering in any way
witn tne taker's table tendencies or
his love of ease. To some, possibly,
their absolute economy appeals. Thus
one large case costing 76 cents at any
drug store or or tne makers. The Mar
mola company, Detroit, Mich., direct, is
r
to n
anyone.
said in ltsel
tablets to make a
alone to contain enough
decided change in
But these are merely surfsce reasons.
Marmola checks the formation of fat
by curing the fat-forming tendency. The
fat Just slips away, as It were, with
out a sign of a wrinkle. Thus the work
these tablets do Is not Injurious. It
Is natural. That Is the real reason
these tablets are so much appreciated.
They are safe.
us building. Grand avenue
in the Logu
and East Washington street It is ex
pected that a large number of delegates
will be present. The greater part of
the evening will be given up to Judge
McGinn.
. JHles Tlnal Account Edmond J. Labbe
has filed the final account In the estate
of Marguerite L. Labbe, deceased. The
estate consists of an undivided one
fourth Interest in tbe estate of her
rather, which with the personal effects
of the deceased la appraised at $53,952.
The heirs are Angelina M. Labbe. moth
er of the deceased, and Edmond J., C.
Henri and Antolne Labbe, brothers.
tree Weloome ArchThe Elks pe
titioned the city council yesterday for
the use of the arch of welcome. - The
an tiered ones want to decorate tbe
eiepnani in rront or tne union
epot In honor of the delegates to the
grand lodge who will go through this
c,l3v.en route to ixs Angeles, the con
vention city. The petition was re
ferred to -the executive board.
Councilman does Innunlng Council
man Balding surprised the mayor and
council yesterday afternoon by relating
to. them the Incidents of a recent trip
through Chinatown. Mr. Beldtng said
rambling was going on at nearly every
place he visited and that few of the
Hens barred him and his party out, Th
mayor said he would make an Investigation.
Steamer Znrllna has rennmaul ahai.
uie. weaves Portland at 7 a. m. daily;
A"wn i p. m. aany.
Th Bdloraf Shop
Formerly located at 381 Washington,
now on Sixth, between Morrison and
nlpberd's Bortna-s For maulta an Alder. January - needlework sales:
comiori, ti. station. Ash. Wash. every article reaucea.
Woman's Bxehaage, 133 Tenth street.
i until n.ov ip a; Business men s lunch.
Stt Man's Watoh, fit.
Read pass adv. of Staples the Jew-
W. A. Wise and associates. ,.tm... I 1'r ln Paper.
wnugis, .imru aura, wasnington.
raasera k Bon, optician. 821
mornson. cor. oixin, are the beat
Blrt olaee minstrel show at th Cath-
wuu muni wen ciud tonight.
.,,ic."n T?ni CO. Moved
Dr. Bayses, optician. Salmon near Bth.
Berger, signs. 284 Yamhill. M. t39L
SPEAKS WELL FOR
PORTLAND STORES
Sues Til oompany Alfred O. Lune
chloss has filed an action In the circuit
court against the Barker Tile & Mantle
company. The plaintiff says he pur
chased the defendant's account with
the National Tile company of Indiana,
and alleges that there is due on this
account $2742. and asks judgment ln
this amount
Xosn Tond Card Farfry The largest
card, party ever held In Portland was
that in the auditorium of the Masonic
temple yesterdavunder th auspices of
the Federated Women's clubs of the
city for the purpose of Increasing the
erixviarsnip toan xuna. xn card rooms
hlch were elaborately decorated were
thronged with women, between 600 and
00 tickets having been sold. Bridge
whist and BOO were the games played.
Speaking -of fashions a few
daya ago a well known Portland
woman said:'
know of no better means
of attracting th attention of
women to what our fine stores
present than through a special
Portland fashion page such a
The Sunday Morning Journal
publlshea People as a rule ar
prone to look to other than their
home stores for suggestions for
fashions. Her In Portland th
store ar as fin as anywhere
on the continent and The Sun
day Journal's fashion page Is
something 1 that every Portland
woman should appreciate,"
Next , Sunday Journal will
have th usual special Portland
fashion page. s
Conservative
- ?T7 :
Strong A
in t-za -
I
:
Change In Spokane Service.
O. R N. train 4. known as the
"Spokane ,Flyr" leaves PortUnd. 7:8
p- in., mving
S. known a
Iving PortUnd :30 a. m.
ANEWIDEA
' WE SELL ONLY
WOMEN'S SHOES
AND OXFORDS
Giving better quality for '
$3 and $3.50
No other prices; we ask no
more; the same goods others
aik $4 and $5. Let us prove it.
Your style and size is here.
Compare our windows.
SOLfi AGENTS FOR
THE HARNEY SHOE
THE CROSS SHOE
,2,
a, 1 1-1
Y.&E. Filing Cabinets
DESKS, CHAIRS
PRINTING, BOOK BINDING
LOOSE LEAF DEVICES
. Pfcea aad a eomttetaat salsnnaa will can
Glass & Prudhomme Co
nw ton btort Btraonro
65-67 Seventh St.
xv txb vaavmm or a
aim ooinrBsMTfii, ahs
TanxnrrniAi. aohtxtt.
iatu wax, Botraxa ajts
TSXVXJI TJT TAX.TTS XJT A
host too, soi-a cos
asn Mxaa.
yr" leaves PortUnd. T:8
ng Spokane 9:S0 a. m. Train I
tha ''Pnrtlanil mr t, I
Spokane, 7:19 p, m. as at present, ar-
n v i
FIFTH STREET ;
Between Waahingtqn and Alder
S. E. Wertheimer, Pres. .
1 MAIL ORDERS SENT
Safe
mm
,, We 1VI. LADD, President
S. P. LOCKWOOD, Vice Pres. and Gen. Mgr.
Home Office Lumber Exchange Dulldina
PORTLAND, ORQQON
5
faelfio OoaeS Ouunplomsh .
Six Days Meet
I Monday INlght
Posltlrelv the s-reateat rnll or csmL
' tnr meet ever riven. Every racer
a star. -All race 10 minutes each
night.,, . v.- ' v , ...
Exposition Rink
ANNOUNCEMENT
On account of moving; Into
their new building, the Port
land Marble Works, located at
168 First St.. will for the next
SO daya sell their entire stock
of monuments and markers at
eos pries. Will move to 2M
2 Fourth st, opposite City
Hall, v; v
Portland Marble iVorks
tee rxuT ituit.
THE
WE1BEK
The distinctive tone of the Weber piano has
for over fifty years been recognized as the
world's musical standard.
Founded on the
highest tone
ideals, the Weber
today is the cul
mination of oyer
half a century's
loyalty to the best
ideals of piano-1
forte construction
fifty years of
growth, of experience and progress.
The Weber piano is the acknowledged pro
totype of tone, construction and durability
without a superior either in the United States
or Europe the instrument honored by mon
archs abroad and dignitaries at home the
piano that graces the hpme of hundreds of
the world's most artistic musicians and
music lovers.
Represented in the Northwest
exclusively by
Forty Stores in the West
Headquarters, 353 Washington Street
EXTRA FRIDAY
SPECIAL
Regular 50 Cent ,
NECKWEAR
20c
Each
All New Patterns See Window Display
REMEMBER FRIDAY ONLY
Sale Commences 8 A.M.
31 1 Morrison, Opposite Postof fice
bibs) mVLS -v. sir -v. l i
, I N VESTM ENT COM PANY
BE YOUR OW?C UniMin
Read - our- advertisement Sunday.
It tells you how to do it.-
Damlatia Bitters
A wonderful ; Invlsorator and nervine
A powerful aphrodlslao and special tonie
(or both sexea For sale at drug store
and liquor dealers, or. by Woodard.
Clarke A Co.f th ana Wasnlnrton 8ta
oxaBxa woodwabtj nrnuo 00.
rOBZXJLVS. OB. AOEBTt. , ,
Since the return of DR. DALLAS
from Europe, a lens grinding machine
bas been added to his already Urge
work room, so that the most compli
cated lenses, can be fitted same day
eyes are tested. . '-v- .t .
With the use of the new'Wiesbaden
method of ey testing, for which there
is no extra charge, the science pf giv
ing satisfaction is made easy for both
customer tand optician. . Our prices
ire reasonable and we can supply
lenses as low as $1.50. . r
Dallos OpIIcal Parlors
, ' 4 y E3TABUSIIED Hit.'
91-tlS TalJ'waf BWg-,
: Corner Third aad Washington Sts
Beoond Tloor Take iiarator.
CHILDREW
. HAVE YOUR MOTHER
BUY YOUR '
. AT , "
KNIGHT'S
, "SHOE VALUES , '
FUR.S! FURS!
; AT LOWEST JPWCXS.
L. SCHUMACHER
rtnuuxm,
to IXadisoa. , xeL JaaU ten.
AJUTSXMXJTTS.
Tor.ionnov-
aoz orxicna axjb qtsx ro
Lambardi Italian
Grand Opera Co.
Heilig Theatre, Feb. 1,2, 3
115 PEOPLE 4, CHORUS 19
ORCHESTRA. "
Monday Klg-ht .'XVOXA" - .
Tuesday Night "XA BOKMCB."
Wed. Matinee "TL TSOTATOBS."
Wednesday night "KIOOtBTTO."
FBXCZ8 JCATXVZX and HIOKTl
Lower floor...... S2.50 and S2.00
Balcony .; 12.00, S1.6e. $1.00
Gallery, reserved, 4 rows... II. 00
Boxes ........... $J. 00 and 12.00
TODAY 1ASTP OFPOBTtrBTTY
To secure tickets by mall. Order
ahead of box office sale. Address
letters and checks to, "W. TV Pangl.
To
morrow Night
Heilig
Tticafpc
Alt
uaos
Prices 1B. $J. $1.B0
GaL Adm. ft. Boxes lit
mLThmi
Main 117: A-4224.
Empire Theatre Co. (Inc.), Lessee.
Tonight, All Week. Matinee ' Saturday,
Famous Baker Stock Company In Bed lor
Brown'a soleiidid 4-act Dlay. "A XVavajo's
Love, The romance of an educated In-
dian. A story of the Stock Ewhange.
Evening; prices, 25c. 35c. 50c: Matinees,
16, J Be. Next werk, "The Bouse ef a
Tlionsand Candles." '
JKAIW , A-1OT0. Kats.
, Ex. Sundays aad BTolidays
IS-25-5):
K1CSTI
mTm - SV. 1
- H!EAKE H.2S.SM!
Week ef Jaanary 88. .
Helen Grantlpy, Farrell-Taylor Co.; Dirk
Crolius; Mile. Bessie Stern; Leon T.
Rogee- Sophie te Wolf; Racter fe Lob
derj Orchestra; Pictures. i
BAUER THEATRE
Phones Main 2, A-5360., '
' Oregon Theatre Co. (Inc.), Lessee.
George L. Baker, General Manager.
First Time in Portland This Week
The Oreat Wentern Military Play '
tub LrEiTTEjrAzsrr and ixi cowbot
Strong I'lay. Kxcellent Cuft, Lavish
Scenio Effects. Bargain Mat. Wednesday,
26c any seat Saturday Mat. 25c, 80c.
Eveninar Prices 2Se. 60c. 75e.
Next Attraction Ban Francisco Opera Co.
TOE Gil AND V2vCl8 Cz Use
' ABOTBXB BZa BIU.
Henry and
Alice Carver.
Watson a xattl
lies Tbodors.V 1
Uuaical Braa-
..dona.
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Orandasoops. .
BakerTroupe
WORLD'S
GREATEST CYCLISTS
STAR Ten Cent Vaudeville
BEADED BT
Gladys Van
Late of -BTOBBAT
KACX
Chester Corbett.
. Kalioney Boys.
Jarria ft Karttn.
' Bmi T.ata Bros. .
Illaatrated Boaf.
. Btarasoope.
THE LYRIC THEATRE
Seventh and Alder
. Phones Main 4686. A-103.
Prices 10c, 20c, SOe.
Oerman Btoek Co rriday Blgal
TX8 Z.TKIO BTOCX CO. XB
The American CW" .
. A Comedy Drama. '
Next Week "The Shadow of a Great
. City." - ...
RANTAGES THEATRE
Advanod Vaudeville, Star of AH Katlona
Marjorie Lake and Her
Dancing Girls and Boys
In a spectacular musical axtravagania.
Sixteen' people ln the east, with special
scenery and beautiful electrical effects.
i&o. two Baowa at
15o and 95a. .
Katin Daily,
' ' Bight,
WRESTLING
TO BIGHT
FRANK BILET vs. ED, O'CCNRELL
sxrosmox botx,
Admission, 11; reserved seats, " ll.BO.
Tickets at Cadwell'a and Schiller'.
Skating suspended for. one night only.
J0UKNAE LINERS COST LITTLE, ACCOMPLISH MUCH
Good Ucfles Are
PaidTelenraphcrs
Demand exceeds supply. KASILT AC
QUIRED. SHORT HOURS. W wlU
place you. Day and venlng classea
Open all th yar.
Oregon Expert College
3 rUTTS T. rZTTX TZ.0OB.
Portland Academy
Fit Vinva anI 0!rl fnr eastern ' and
westera colleges. ' Includes 7a pri
mary "and v grammar schoof. A rci
dence hall lor girls. Second term
will open February 9, 19Q9. Catalogue
sent on request. 'Address s-
Fortlotnd Academy
PORTLAND, OREGRON.
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