The Oregon daily journal., April 13, 1909, Page 9, Image 9

Tim OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND. TUESDAY EVENING. APRIL 13. 1809.
Tovn Topics
TO.NKJHT'S AM18KMENTS.
Maker.
Bungalov
Orphaum
t.rana
The Qlnterbread Man.
. "Lir nru,
, Vaudeville.
Vaudevlllo.
I'lnttfd J..... Vaudeville.
1 rU 'IT,.1 Tnm'a Cabin. '
Armory "boclety Hlrmeae
' TTnole " lua wants Olrl EJven the
United Statee government la experlenc
Ina- Hrimiiiv miih tim "hln" uroblem
An examination will be held May 6,
for th a-raria ihtrvoniui. unskilled
labor. emoluments not stated. IPull In
formation can ba hud from Z. A. Llgh,
at tha poatofflce. Other examinations
will be held May t and . to secure
ell-lbles for tha poaltlon of draftsman
In tha office of eneineer of the Twelfth
. Ita-hthouiie district. Hun Francisco, at
11 DO a. month: the Doaltlon of land law
clerk In tha foreat aervloe; alao register
and receiver's dark. In local land of
fices, at aalarlea rsnglng from tHOO to
$1400 per annum. Forty vacancies are
to be filled. For all Information re
garding theaa examinations, application
' should ba made to Z. A. Leigh, at tha
postorrlce. ' -
f SawwawWa
Aoous Japanese of SooroMng Oeorge
Taluchl, a Japaneae, who acta aa chauf
feur for Saul Sllverfleld, waa arrested
- laat Svenlng for speeding hta automo-
- lil on , Twenty-nrst street lowaru
Washington street. Officer Kd Martlne.
who arreated Taluchl. teetlfled to Judge
Van Zante In police court thia morning
' that the Jap has beep, driving hla car
recklessly for aome time, and atated that
on thla apeclflo occaalon he waa driving
at a. rate of ID mllea an hour. .8IJW"
fleld appeared for bis chauffeur. Talu
chl la aaid to be the only-Jap chauffeur
In Portland. Tha cae waa continued
until tomorrow morning In order to se
oure additional evidence, ;
Ioml Training Aesoolation The reg
ular monthly aesslon of the Home Tram-ma-
association will convene In the com
mittee room at tha city hall tomorrow
at 1:30 p. m. An urgent Invitation is ex
tended to the members of the assocls-
. tlon. members of all affiliated mothers
: circles, and to all friends of the society.
Mrs. Robert Tate will five an Interest
ing history of the work that has been
accomplished during- the five yeara since
the socletv wsa organised... A commit
tee from the Oregon state congress of
mothers will be present to ; formally
(Welcome the association Into the con-
arresa with which It , Will perentier -
Identified.-, :
W Oman's Oniia Basaaur The Woman's
guild ' of Grace Memorial Episcopal
church will hold a baxaar and tea at
tha Trvtna-tnn club houae Tuesday next,
Ar.rH a. hnth afternoon and ' evening.
The church services are now held In the
tabernacle st Bast - Seventeenth : and
Weldler streets. A new parish bouse
is being butlt upon the same property
and this basaar and tea are to te given
by the Woman's guild to help defray
the expenses of this work". The ladles
have made a great number of useful
articles which will b displayed in a
country booth. Delicious Jams and Jel
ly cakes and home made pies will also
be sold. , ; . . . ' -:, : --;;?: y:Xy.
Th. Death Of Captain X Norman Har
vey of 181T East Twelfth street came as
a great surprise to ali bis friends in
this city. He- was born In Edinbor
ouarh, Scotland, April 26. 1838, and im
migrated to thla country when very
young. He , came to Oregon in 1895
where he settled down and made many
friends. He Is an old sea captain and
' Just recently settled down. He la sur
vived by a, widow and a brother, Dr.
Elden Harvey of this city, and a sts
ter whose whereabouts Is unknown. .
101'Jil REFUSES
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NOVEL EUROS
AT
With the city council absolutely re
fusing to give an inch and the railroad
officiate seemingly In a like position.
the flvlit bain wml by the city coun
cil of MIlwHukla and tlie Southern Pa-
clfln railroad aoea rnerrlly on. Tonight
another attempt will be made by the
two purttea to rat togother harmonious
ly with tha odda seemingly against any
pucn reeiijc.
. The Hoiilhern Paclflo la after a fran
chise through the street of tlie city of
Miiwaukie. wnicn ahouut It ha secured, l
irJ.r.i.
,To have heard the highest absolutely
the highest note In the world la going
acme. We have heard It and we feel
that we have gone through considerable.-Mlae
aiaela, Amelia Joes It at the
Orpheum. It Is a curious sanaatlon.
Olaela takes you by the hand and leads
you almost up to the Jumplng-ort place
a dosen times during th. performance.
Your nerves are set for the spring
Mlas Olaela goes a little bit higher and
a uiue on nigner and goes down again.
will be a great saving to the company I Then you know you have to prepare for
ma uruni an over., vauaevuie nas us
varloua waya of getting at you, but this
Is the neweat and most alarming. It is
worse than taking your first dive of
the year when you know the water is
cold, but you don't know how sold. 'It
Is like waiting for the inevitable shoot
ing In the wild west melodrama When
It finally does come It baa lost all Its
terrors. . - .
As a relief from the hla-heet , note
Fanny Rice bounced before the foot
lights. Would rhat all terrora could be
so easily dispelled. Kanny Rtoe is no
longer the cutest, prettiest soubrette on
the stage, hut she has retained the best
of her qualities her Jollity, Her act
la short and original, two excellent
things In vaudeville. It ia aa funny as
s Fanny Rice. She works a tnlmle
stage from a cabinet. You 1 see Miss
Rice's face snd head dressed in a doll's
costume first as a Scotchman in kil
ties, then as a baby, as Tart and " as
Roosevelt. You would suppose that the
last, word in Imitations, especially in
Imitations of Roosevelt, had been said.
Tell any reasonable mart that there ia
another Imitation of Roosevelt that will
make htm laugh and he will think you
Insane. . But there is and Fanny , Rice
has it v f ' . .
It s easy to hurry over the remainder
of the bill Lillian Mortimer and com
pany give what they call "Po' White
Trash Jinny," It Isn't that at alU bow
ever. It's a. catch-as-catch-can, . no
holds barred," wrestling match between
Miss Mortimer and Mlas Julia Gray,
known to the program as "the sheriff S
sister." Jinny and the sheriffs slater
have a lovelv time of it. There is more
real scrap in their affair than in a doxen
In money, time and running dlstanoe.
Bliould It be secured the company will
be able to do away with two curves and
win be able to shorten the distance be
Iween Portland and Oregon City nearly
a mile, it will also do away with a
noticeable graoe.
In return for the franchise the city
of Miiwaukie aaka among other things
a depot f concrete, brick or atone con
struction. 12000 a year for 10 years, or
ump sum of tao.noo. These are the
points upon which the two parties can
not get together. Both of them refuse
to yield an Inch
in hope. It Is said, of Influencing the
council the railroad has spent several
thousand dollars runnina- - aurveva
arounu tne tovn wnicn were they used
would In some Instances make the route
worse than It Is now. The chuncllmen
claim to recognise the railroad's bluff,
however, and say they don't cere wheth.
er or not the railroad ever enters the
ciy.
Another attempt will he tneAa tonlrht
at the regular meeting of the council to
agree on tne terms or the franchise.
MINNESOTA YEOVIL
COJIING TO EUGENE
Joe Fischer.- Ludwla- Rait and Adolf
Mueuer. uerman residents or Minna-
sota. have spent' the past six, weeks
making a thorough Investigation of the
arming conditions throughout the Wil
lamette valley and have concluded to
buy and settle down near Kugene in
Laine countv. After a trln back to
Minnesota
' ; Seoond lMfe la Cotteg-e The cottar
at 80S Main street, owned by Joseph
Healey, In which there was a small fir
on Sunday night, when a hole was
; burned in. the roof, seems to be given to
' fires. Last night at 9:46 another small
blase was discovered In this house by
Officer Flack, and although the fire was
promptly put out. the circumstances are
; such that the cottage has been-placed
t under police surveillance.
? Xlrmesst - KlrmessT . Xlrmese-I Ar
mory, evenings of April 18. 14. 18 and
.17, and Saturday matinee. Brilliant spec
tacle: 200 dancers in costume doing
fancy dances for benefit of Open Air
' Hanitanum ana woman's naccnange,
fleata downstars. 81.50. 81: upBtalra. SI
; 76o and 50c. On sale at Armory from 10
' a. m. Tuesday, both day and night. Ar
mory telephone Main 498, Home phone
A-48H3. -
Two Jola Council Sftae W. W. Banks
-has filed notice of his intention to
become a candidate for councilman from
the second ward on the Republican
v ticket and? C. K. Zrlly has filed from
" the ftfthward. Mr. Zllly wants the
, following short motto placed after his
name, on the ballot: "Betterment of
Portland." '
nesota for the purpose of aettllt.g I L'SiSXrL1 AaM hn..t-n
up their affairs - they expect to rttura rA,rttZMZZ,?r-
to.uregon with tnetr families and per
manently locate.
Mr. Fischer, who IB at the head of the
party, says there are hundreds of Ger
man-American famnies. In northern
Minnesota who are anxious to come to
the coast to live, and he exnects that
as a result of the prospecting trip of
his partv large-numbers of these) people
win area larin nomes in vjregon aur-
ing u next lew mooun.- .
nnnor Winhlnrton street.
Knight Brothers and Marlon Sawtell
give what they call cnaracier lmperaon-
atlnna From the free and easy way
in which they handled 'a University- of
Orea-on nennant there could have been
no rtnatea of that Institution cresent
in ma meaire. uninmi, . juiiiot.
pood., while Milt D. Collins and Nat
Brown are unspeakably awful "German"
comedians. There is also a lady cyclist
Blinding Permit
and Kast Seventh. C F. Swank, erect
one story frame dwelling. 11000: Ban-
MA. Ua.wa.n Tlilt4 anJ HValirtk
' tSMSHMsssssMM . ' IITUII BiVVIIUSi I1CIWVSU SNiij a.-vwau
Bids for the Improvement of Haw-1 e.t".iB" XJ"". "5
morn avenue were onenM ritr. I - "ri "'
B AEBER LOVEST ON
HA WTH0ENE PAVING
82000; Brown
Sixth and Grand
. , ... . . . . . . - BirflHI. DBtWBRB r..CT L
pany found to be the lowetbiddeVThe fi,, 1 1 ool' Mllw.iikM .trS7
Ke0CUy 'ng?nee?Tk.yhlor- ad" 11"
keen., .V" EnKi-nr Taylor had estl- rnK-,. ... -nr frame dwell na-.
mated tne cost or tne work st iiso.ooo.
out tne Dia su
Asphalt Paving
Roberta, erect one story frame dwelling.
bid "submitted "b The Barber M1809 ' M,n P1- .bet,fe?n rtKaBt
'avlnr Xoanv was for m ! Twentieth and Eat Twenty-first, Oscar
viV5-cm,lar, J"." I I TJrul ... arao nne and one-half story
frame dwelling, J600i East . Forty
fourth street, between Thompson and
Ftrazne. Beacon Investment company.
erect one story frame dwelling. 82000;
East Forty-fourth street, between
Thompson and Brasee. Beacon Invest
ment company, erect one story frame
dwelling, 82000; Bast -Eighteenth street,
between Brasee and Knott. G. A. Cooper,
erect two story frame dwelling, 83800;
East Seventeenth street, between Wa
anil Multnomah. A. H. Meaalev. -erect
one and one-half story frame dwelling.
84800; Division street, between &ast
Fortieth and East Forty-first, J. H.
8Ba. Other bids were as follows. Cas
cade construction company. 1173.413; J.
(Jook ft CO.. eieattie, iixb.47s: indeoena
ent Asphalt company, 8188,470; Western
Asphalt company, Spokane, - 3180,61.
The improvements on Hawthorne ive
nue are to extend from East First street
to East Forty-third street
PERSONALS
Mr. and Mrs. John A. Gustafson of 8S0
Montgomery street, spent yesterday in
Salem visiting- friends.
Nah, erect two story frame store and
dwelling. 81000: filmuaon street, between
MlsxtHMluDl avenue and Albino, James
H. Nnr. erect two story frame dwelling
lIKOii: V'iii Xlnrrlmm atreat. betwaei:
himt Ninth and KHt Tenth. Knight
lSn-klnr rninnnnv. erect two and on
half story frame factory, 31800: Eaa
Twentv-rirat street between Wygan
and Uolnar. J. U Ant?ell. erect two atory
fr.n. Hiiin tiiiHiO: Kaat Broaowa
atrnaL between Kaat w"OUrteenth and
Kaat Fifteenth. Mra. Ausat Wppel
w. ,t..rv frame dwelling, aj&ov
Kat Thirty-third street, between Bte;
. n it... war W T. Harlow, ereel
three two story inm dwelllnga, each
i20on iKonn- Aiir streei. d'iwbui diu
Z.h 6.u.n.h i II I. a P. Co.. erec
m,iA rnntinn for nine story build
in tiinnn. Vum Harrison atreeL be1
tween Kast Forty-seventh and East
Forty-eighth, J. U. Bowerby. erect one
mrr frame dwelling. 81Z00; Penn
atraat .oiwn Oiv and Delaware,
Bahlke & ONell, erect two story frame
bunkers. $500; Bast Eighteenth street,
between Thompson snd Brasee, E. L.
Sanborn, erect ono story frame dwelling.
1260U. , . . '
HAYWOOD TO SPEAK
AT LABOR GATHERING
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' W. D. Haywood, one of the defendant
in the celebrated Steunenberg murder
oaaa In Trinhn. la to be one Of the prln
cioal speakers at the big meeting
nlinnM lv tlie Portland labor union
aa a protest against the Wright decision
In the Oompers-Mltehell-Morrtson con
tempt case. Tha meeting is to be held
May 1 In the Exposition rink and in ad
dition to Haywood a number of other
prominent labor leaders will deliver aa
tt la xnertd that everv labor union
In Portland will be fully represented
In the big parade which will precede the
speaking. The - column will be headed
by a band of 100 pieces composed of
union musicians an or wnom uy vui
unteerad ttielr services. 1 i '
: -The Oommlttee having the parade and
meeting In hnnd have prepared badges
bearing tho following legend: : "Labor
uemanus justice, ir wompers, mucneu
and Morrison are in contempt, so are
we." :v ' -
The mectlno' la for the sin ale pur
pose of protesting against the action of
Judge Wright of the United States dis
trict court in ordering the imprisonment
of the labor federation officials for
contempt In printing the name of the
Buck Stove company on the unfair list,
after having been ordered not to do so
by the court. . ,
BADGERED JAP BOY'S V
MURDEROUS ASSAULT
(United Press Leased Wlr. ' -
Sacramento, April 18. Charging that
a Japanese) school mate murderously
assaulted her elsrht-year-oid son, Mr
W. M.-Davis of Fair-Oaks, near Sae
ramento. has sworn out a warrant for
the arrest om the Japanese boy. In a
statement of the case - Dr. William
rMiuia fatt' nf tha hnv .declares the
limnMM waa helnir teased bv his
school mates and grabbed little Walter
Davis, lamming- mm neaa ioremoi
upon a rocK pile. The ratner aeciares
tha bov'a skull la fractured and the
outcome of the case is uncertain. ,
Trip to Death Vallej.
A large and enthusiastic crowd at
tended the opening night of the second
week or the Facirio coast Borax com
pany's motion picture exhibit at Chrlsi
iensen's hall. Tha show has been so
aiinceasful that it has been decided to
extend the engagement for another week
beginning April 19. A more interesting
and instructive performance has nut
been witnessed In Portland for a long
time. Amusing motion picture comedies
are alao introduced. Perhaps the most
interesting film shows the famous ao
mule team in motion. . The "Trip to
Death Valley" Is also a fine film and
gives one a wonderfully clear idea, of
this famous valley of death. Everyone
Is Invited and the admission is absolute
ly free. -
era ..Sand your orders now and Insure
early delivery. , Main noma A-ii4. I
' Sr. T. Xn VaoXeasts removed from
the Kothchiia bidg.. rourtn ana wash.,
to the Macleay bidg., directly across
th street.
. rire la XoBearv Flats A small fire
broke out at 287 Holladav avenue in the
. McHenry flats last evening. . An alarm
at box 217-tt 9:10 was promptly re
. sponded to by the fire department, and
the blaze, which did but little damage,
. was soon -extinguished. a mattress in
one of th beds had caught fir.
Juvenile Improvement Association.
The regular meeting of the Juvenile
Improvement association will be held
In the courtroom of department No. 4
of the circuit court this evening nt I
o'clock. All interested are invited, to
be present : j, ;::
W sponge and press your clothes,
shine your shoes, all for 81. BO month.
Main $14, A-4314. Wagons run every-
wners, unique tailoring v,o suv eiara.
, rouad oa Streetcars Two purses, roll
muaie. It umbrellas, two grips, 4 pack
ages, gnue. otinaie. pacxage ot buttons,
suit case, bundle window shades. .
Steamer Jessie Xarkins. for ' Cimia
Wsshougal and way landings, dally, ex
cept Sunday.- Leaves Washington street
dock at I p. m. . , y . .
. . Oambrlaas S re wing - eompaav an
nounces that its annual output of Bock
Beer brew will be on the market Sat
urday, April 17. For sale by all deal-
id il.
from the Rothchlld building to the Mac
leay building.-
ladies' sample Suite See Lang, sixth
noor jaarquam, rooms oh-ib. xou can
save one half. -
. .:. :. s-. -f
Onr Work Speaks for Itself Bauman I
Co., fashionable dressmaking, S3 Wash
ington building. . -
who Art Bauman Ooff Why. eastern-
fashionable .dressmakers. SS Washing
ton building.
Woman's Sxonangs, 133 Tenth street,
ranch 11:30 to 2: business men's lunch.
W. A. Wise and associates, painless!
aentists. -xnira ana wasmngion.
Amarlcaa
and Oak.
"lay Stifle
199
Bask ft Trust Co Sixth I
BASEBALL
RECREATION PARK '
Corner Vaughn and 24th Streets
SACRAMENTO
VS. :
PORTLAND
Anril 13. 14. 15. 18. 17. 18
Games Begin Week Days 3:30
- p. m.; Sunday 2:30 p. m.
ADMISSION:
Bleachers 25c, Grandstand 50c,
Boxes 25c extra. C h i 1 d r e n
Bleachers 10c, Grandstand 25c.
LADIES' DAY FRIDAY r
Boys under 12 free to Bleachers
Wednesday.
Dr. X. 0. Brown, Eye-Ear, Marquam.
Sr. Barnes, optician, Salmon.near 8th."
Have You Found Them?
Have vou found the J. A. Clemenson
Drug" company, comer Front and Mor
rison streets r rnis arug store is now I
located In th St Charles hotel corner.
at Front and Morrison streets, and Is
ready to wait on old customers as well!
as. new. - we carry ail the latest and
greaiesi remeaies.
FISHER, TBORSEN & CO.
The Big; Paint Store'
FRONT AND MORRISON STRCRT8
Elannfaclcrcrs and Jobbers Everything In Paints
lood
do it.
purifier,
If vou need a spring I
our Barks Tonic will I
c
Write tnf ratalnroe ri r-rva em
sewer r'r""- elme'v pip, -drale t'le,
wi", and culvert plj- l-p tot
srtie taj-.ka, etc
Cregci f Fast!rj!ca Sewtf Tc Ca.
i x. rorr rr. .
i
PRE- CONSOLIDATION
Sale of
t-v rronn o
Olsappolated La beiag aaahle to gt amtUfaotery motral of lease for
onr stare at 114 leTsata street, we are oompeyed to. ooasoUdate that
stock with oar store at Third and Balmoa streets on April tO. , To
make room for this, mast greatly redaea atook at kotk stores.
Gigantic Flower Special
Greatest DIsplsy of Flower aniS Tol
- lages overs shown In Portland. Every
- known variety fresh and new. . En
tire stock Included. '
All S8o flowers sow .......15e
All 80e flowers now 35
,A11 T8 flowers aow .............SOe
All 81.00 flowers bow ....TO
All 8180 flowers bow Sl.OO .
Alt 88-00 flowers bow 1.35
V y
Mm
Al Main Store, Third
and Salmon
IVet J 2 it tdles milliner trimmed
. tlrt and Irea Hate o t sllS.
v . Rrular i to pral .1. H3.40
lot S :M ChMd'S Hats. daintily
trlmml. with "birred trr rlw.n
and flowers. Regular 8M8 t" H,
special f 2.1S
1
At 121 Seventh Street
BTZBT BAT BSDTCX9 AS VOUeOira
All 88 hats now S3.20
All 8T hats now S4.80
All 810 bats now ...... ,.,. fUI.frO
All 814 hats now ...S9.T5
All 820 hats bow ...14
All 840 hats now (24
Ostrich Plumes
At Either Store
ATI our blgh grad plumbs included.
All 88 French head plnmee ....g3.95
All 88 French head plumee H3.t0
All 88 French head plumes C5.20
all 810 FrescB head rlurn ,..fS,4S
AH ill Freaci bead plumea .. 9.25
810 French bead a and willows (12.75
All 818 willow plume S1S.BO
-.-S19.90
All 888 willow plum
212-214 THIRD ST.
1SUESED SrCIU FEICES
OLDER CHILDREN TO
3IAKCII IX PARADE
The board of ' education yeaterday
adopted a reaolutton permitting all
school children over It years of age to
march in the Itosa Festival parade. The
action of the board waa taken In re
aponaa to a requeet from President
lialph Iloyt of the Rose Festival asso
ciation. Building Superintendent Jones waa
granted, a deputy by the hoard and the
salary or Klectrlclan Phillips was in
creased from 8188 to 8160. An offer of
830,000 for a piece of school property In
Stevens addition was referred to the
building committee.
Park Superintendent Miacha wanted
the board to turn the school grounds
throughout the city over the the care
of the park department. Members of
the board took tha parkkeeper'a sug
gestion lightly, in fact thay seemed to
tJKBaWeffS!!!???!1!!!!!
believe that Mr. attache waa "only
foolln'."
I- J - - WBM!! . i . I . J
A5K ...DIAMOND
Omwa for Fart rlo NorlhvaM Boll aa4 Oil art
aa dUDlf ! til kM 4Mlm. AiktorCaia
au. llrtoal.lTtirnlhWrhaJ.rue
a, lrl of .ur dealer. a4 .ell Ml
M a vavukx. of rvawar will free tar raat ImbS
rroat aad TaaahUl sta. yortlaad. Or.
P(Q)L
1 1 1 1 1 T
For one'of these swell suits
in pure all wool cassimere or
worsted material There is no
store" in the city , that - offers
its patrons such a vast stock
to choose from -500 suits at
one price alone ' ' ,
115
In gfrays; greens, browns;
checks, stripes and . all other
desirable patterns and color
ings. .We ask the attention
of the man to whom saving
means more than "just
clothes." -
THESE SUITS ARE IffiE OTHER
STORES ASK YOU 020.00 FOR
We Carry a Complete Line of Young Men's
College Clothes. J
CLOTHING
COMPANY
Cor Morrison and Second Sts. -
Wherever good
cocoa is used it's
used often, be
cause each cupful
recommends an
other The whole
someness and
purity pf
- I I I I I
COCOA
recommends it to
those who dis
criminate in the
selection of their
beverageso .
Don't ask merely
for cocoa ask for
GhirdrdellFs.
Coc
o a
F a c t
No. 4
Tot ladlaat W the
. tropict were ti. tnt
, Aoowa beiat to mo
cocoa, Tbry sera -t&jnaHf
stroBg ani
acaltfcr. Cboco, aa
IsdlaH word meaning
-trk, la what they
csl'ed h, heix-c tSt
Man Caocokte.
This Is . Ihs Scnsi
roB a ww riu.Ti om ssioan
Aa there is little or no dnr f f
rums or other trouble. i,is h.titi
iiRla. Our plates glva the iiiimhIi a
natural expression, and will iirott a
lasting comfort.
DR. W, A. WISE
rrestdaat and Manager.
M Ttars Xstabllahea to Portland
We will give yon a good Ilk told
or porcelain crown for ........ $ S.BO
Molar Crowns .................. S.oo
22k bridge teeth 3 00
Clold or enamel fillings ' 1.00
Silver filling ............ i..... .60
Inlay fillings of all kinds aeo
Good rubber plates ............. S.oo
The beat red rubber plates ......
Celluloid plates 10.04
Palnleas extractions, with'loeal.. .60
Painleas extractions with Somno-
. form ...i,, - 4, - 1JH
. Painless extractions free when plates
or bridge work is ordered. "
Work guaranteed for IS years.
THE WISE ; DENTAL CO.; Inc.
Assisted by Sr. X. Kurfmaa, Dr. A.
S. Stiles, Sr. Taa A. Bllyeu, Dr. 9. B.
Bomgardnar, Sr. J. J. mtttagor
Tie ralllar Bldg 4 aad Wash. Its.
Offloe hoars A. K. to t P. K.
Bandsys, to 1. '...,'..(
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Heilig Theatre
.Fourteenth and Washington Streets
,; Phones, Main l and A-1122
Seat Sale Opens Today
RICHARD CARLE
In His Own Musical Comedy
"Mary's Lamb'
a NIGHTS BEGINNING NEXT .THURS
DAY
Special Prlo. Matinee Saturday
Fv.rtln.. Irtauar flnnf flrat 10 rfl.
$2; last 6, J1.60. Balcony, tl, 76c. 50o.
Entire gallery, SOc. Special matinee.
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Emp. Theatre Co. .(Inc.). Lessee. Geo.
la Baker, Gen. Manager. All this week
Baker Stock Company In a gorgeous
reduction of the play "CABMXST."
attnee Saturday. Evening prices. Joe,
35c, fiOo. Matinee, 16c, 25c. Next week.
"The First Bom." -.-
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A-Jeaoc f-Ats.
Botldai
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Week of April LUlla Mortuner h
Co.: jolly Pansy Sloes Ponr Blstora
Amatlsr Knight Bros. SawteUe; Col
lins ti Brown; Chlakoi Minnie ICaaf
mannl Orchestra ; flcturea.
PANTACES THXATRE
Aaraaeed Tanderllle, Btars of all Katlons
BIVAXS'S htOLK "MADD"
Th. Orginal "Maud" of Coralo Newspa
per Fame.
3 An Exceptlonallv Ixidlerous Act. '
A Dollar a Minute to Any One That Can
Ride Her .
Malnees dally, 15c; two shows at night.
lBosndlfto.
BAKER THEATRE
Phones. Main 2. A-SSS0.
Or. Theatre .. (Inc.), Lessee. .Geo. L.
Baker,. Oen. Manager. Tonight and all
week, with matinees Wednesday end
Satiirdav. greatest of thrnn all, "The
OrjraEBBBJBAI BIABV with the orl uri
nal east and production. Evenings, lie
to fl.ee; Matinee tfio. 0c. Neat at
traction. Black Paul.
The GHAUD Vas dcvllle De Lcic
WBBKOPAPBXr.lt.
MO. Wllsea,
XCr. tt icrs. Bobyaa,
Ira Soastts,
Dobertys Poodles.
Orlndamour
Jail Breaker
AJUCOBT Evenings of April It. 14. It
- and IT. ana raiuraay Matinee.
SOOXTY mMzss
Fig rharitr entertainment for bene t "f
Portland Open "Air Kanllartum Snd lot at
Woman a Kxchana. 1 ln.-r in
costume. Unlaoe faay dano-a, brti!in
specuwular protram. rtfreahmant NhiIih
and general dancing. al eii.1 i
Armory rrom in a. m. p'"n o.r an i
nisht. Feats downstairs, l 84. Il; i,r
airs. tl. Tie end . irmnt te.a.
hnnm Main H"ma
iVait fcr Tc.r.crrcw's f.!:!ch
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