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Newspaper Page TextV THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL PORTLAND, THURSDAY EVENING, JANUARY 13, 1910. V,' TONIGHT'S AMUSEMENTS." Bungalow...,. '.''The Top o' the World" Haker ........ "Beverly" Portland , ....."The Man From Home" 4- Orplieum. 7 ........... , .Vaudeville " i Orand .... .v. .. . . . Vaudeville ' Pantagea Vaudeville Star... ........ Moving- Pictures ' kookpU Stores Bobbed. Two stores at the Linnton rockpilo wera robbea early yesterday morning;. Men's wear V ing apparel to " the valua of 50 waa taken. The theft la believed to have been done by wo men who' wera re ' leased from the rockplie at noon Tues day, and their motlva to have been to net some kind of pay for the SO daya they had eerved on the rockplle. Flva ; palra of woolen blanketa, two palra of " men's shoes, twa suits, and a quantity ; of furnishings and canned edlblea ware , taken. Tha theft waa committed, short 1y after midnight , and entrance waa galnted by forcing a rear door of each - store.: . ,v, . -:Vt.'; Preacher Installed With apeclal serv lcea Rev. 8. Karl Du Bola was last night installed as . regular pan tor of :'- tha United, Presbyterian Church of tha ' Strangers. . Rev. Frank D. Flndley pre sided and.' preached on, "I Will Olva . Unto Thee tha Keys of . the Kingdom ; of Heaven." . Rev. John Acheson dellv- ; ered the oharge to tha pa tor and Rev. .'IS. ' M. Sharp, addressed the people, urg ing that "Siiey launch out deeper Into Bible study' deeper . praye and deeper '.personal work , One anthem waa aung by tie horr. ' M '.-. ,-". . '.';.".'.'.. , '.; t :, - 1 rraaoee Willard Memorial Central ",. W. C T. U. held tha usual weekly meet ing In room (02,- Goodnough building, Wedneaday afternoon. After a business aeaalon, wherein plana ' were laid for 'the Francea Willard memorial services,- i February 17, Mr a. Margaret Chrlatlan , conducted a very Interesting ' parlia mentary drill. Next week' Mrs. 8. J .Monroe win have charge of the pro gram and the subject will be "Temper- , ance and Cigarette Laws," W. C T. U. . women will addreaa the Chrlatlan church. Second street, between Hall and Lincoln. ''" EXPECTS REUEF FOB SETTLERS Commissioner Returns From ' Washington D. C, With . News of Siletz Reservation; Mothers' Cln Meeting" The Mothers and Teaohera' club of the Brooklyn school will hold Its regular meeting to morrow afternoon at 2:30 In the assem bly'hall of the school. , The . program .'will conalst of a piano aolo by Gladys Morgan, talk on tha acholarshlD lean fund by Mlai DlaricM,' reader from the - Gillespie School of Expression; vocal aolo by, Maater Jones. Matters of Im portance will come up In regard to the loan fund benefit to be given the laat , Vednejday of thla. month. , , , ' ; . . . . t Boarder Waa Jrelay Henry Zorn, boarder in the home of Mrs. Mary Hart, 893 East . Sixteenth , atreet, waa fined ""126 thla morning in municipal court for going home last evening and raising a disturbance. Mra. Hart aald he used so much profanity that ahe waa compelled to take her two' amall children to the i nome or a neignDor to stay over nignu Zorn admitted taking several drinks in the evening, and took a home with him. gallon of wine Penney Bros.' XTiday Special Our $1.26 grade of port or sherry wine at 75c per gallon. Cur 12 grade of -port, sherry, tokay, angelica or muscat wines at II per gallon. Invalid port, regular 1 2.60, at f 1:25 per gallon. 1902 atralght Kentucky whiskey,' regular $4.60, at ' $3.60 per' gallon. Kentucky whiskey, regular $4. at $3.20 per gallon. Friday ' only, 879-381 East Morrison street. Phones East 287, B-2426. Goods deliv ered free, ,. ' ' Church's Annoal Dinner. The annual congregational dinner and business meeting of the First United Presby terian church. Sixth and Montgomery streets, of which Rev. Frank B. Flndley it pastor, will be held thla evening, the dinner hour being 6:30 o'clock,' Reports will Be received from the various or ganizations connected with the church, followed by the annual election of offi cers. After that the evening will be spent in social Intercourse. i Oswald West,1 state railroad comrata loner, returned last night from Vah Ington, D. C, where he went on official business. Acting unofficially, for set tlers on the SHeta reservation, whoae homestead patents are being held up byr the general land office. Mr. West brought cheering news. . "J met with all members of the Ore gon delegation to congreas," said he, "and found all In favor of giving relief to the settlers.. The', next day I met with members of .the Oregon delega tion, Secretary of the Interior Balltnger, Assistant Secretary Pierce,. Land Com missioner Dennett and Assistant Com missioner Schwarts. . . '" "Mr. Balllnger admitted his subordl nates had taken a too strict construe tlon of the-wording of the Sllets home stead act. - But he aald, despite the fact. ha would be compelled to stand by the decision. He suggested the passage of a bill by congress, 'ranting patents to settlers who wereTlhown to have proved up in good faith, as the proper solution. So It was arranged. , .""' ' . "Membera of the. Oregon "delegation will Introduce a bill providing for tha granting of patents. ? Mr. Balllnger said that when the bill came Into his hands for recommendation, he would neither express himself aa being In favor of It, or as being agalnat It. Ha said he' would simply submit the true facts In the case to congress.' That Is all we aak, I have no doubt the bill will pass." V ' S.SS.CO.FINEDF0R AT THE THEATBES At the rortland Theatre. "The Man From Home" Is simply de lighting everybody. - Portland has had some Rood comedies In the. past, but none, better than the one at the Port land theatre this week. There will be another . matinee Saturday. ' The en gagement closes Saturday night. . Musical Play at Bungalow Tonight. iThe attraction at the Bungalow the atre, tonight at 8:16 o'clock, and con-; tlnulng- Friday and . Saturday , nights, with a matinee Saturday, will be the big musical comedy success, "The Top 'o the Wo;ld." ' The clever and versa tile comedians, Bailey and Austin, head this aggregation, , . : i j ' ,, i ' Warfleld'i Sale Tomorrow. . The advance aeat sale' for David War field will open tomorrow (Friday) morn ing at 10 o'clock, at the Bungalow theA, at re. David Belasco will present tnis actor In his famous dramatic success, The Music Master." , , , . PLENTY CITY JOBS; ' NO ONE WANTS THEM James p. Kennedy, secretary of thO city civil service commission. In his an nual report filed yesterday, declares that there haa been a dearth of candi dates for municipal positions requiring technical or scientific knowledge. As a consequence a large number of tem porary appointments , have been made during the past year. f. The commission, hewever, haa expert, enced no difficulty In obtaining appli cants for the labor department '-' The number of these haa been far greater than the demand. J f . - . SAYS COUNTY SHOULD ; KEEP BOULEVARDS Claiming that the - improvement' of the boulevard aystem on the Peninsula with hard surface pavements under the present city plan would be a burden on the property owners, the Peninsula De velopment league last night went on record as being opposed to the taking over of the boulevards by the-city, and will try to get the county to retain title to them, r i,, i" '. ! ''-.:. ' The question ' now rests ; with, i the county commissioners. ' The city coun cil disregarded the wishes of the league and of every, other club on the Penin sula when It adopted a minority report of the street committee, but It Is hoped that the county commissioners will listen to the club and retain title to the boulevards. ? The streetcar question came In for another discussion by the league at Its meeting at Arbor Lodge last night, and the action of the min !if' t!i s' Fast Side clubs waa heartily i i It Is planned . now to try to ki r; matter constantly before the pr-mi. to try and aecure a public s-rvl i mlsalon. Xew School tuilUiig. . (Kpeolal Ilptrh to The Journal.) . Hermlston, Or., Jan. 13. The vol. In school district No. 112, rant of H ml ston.. recently voted bonds for i building. , The director have lot i contract to Henry Ott of HermUinn v. ' Florence Roberta Here Sunday. ' When Florence Roberts opens at the Portland theatre next Sunday evening it Is expected that ahe will be greeted by the largest audience that playhouae has- ever held. . In. her play, -rne Transformation." she Is enabled, to dia play her wonderful emotional . ability. "The Girl of the Timea.' The experience of one young woman in seeking material for a sensational newspaper article la, the foundation for "The Olrl of the Times,' the sparkling comedy sketch which Is on the bill at the Grand this week. - - SELLING SPOl LED HAM ' J. U Sterret,' manager of Schwans child ft Sulxberger's peeking plant, pleaded guilty In the municipal court today to a charge of "selling spoiled prepared ham. He wajr-flned $20. . Mra Mary Gibson, proprietor of a bakery and lunch room at 428 Mont gomery street, was the complaining wit ness. Mrs. Sarah M Evans, city market inspector, arranged the prosecution. Though a plea of guilty was entered by the packers. Mra Gibson was allowed to tell her story on the , stand.' She said Schwarcschlld A Sulsberger com pany had delivered her a boiled ham which was spoiled.. She telephoned the offli es of the company, told the shipping clerk of the condition of the meat and asked that a good ham be sent im mediately. According to her testimony, no affort was made by the company to replace the ham. i i , Through attorneys, Mr. Sterret en tered a direct plea of guilty. " Vllmoa Weston? at the Orpheum. This week's bill at the Orpheum la a particularly strong . one and composed mostly of exceptional feature acts. VII mos Westony. the great Hungarian art ist, has completely captivated the local audiences with .his marvelous rendition of some of the masterpieces. Nina Bryant at JPantagea. ' Many clever masculine monologulsts hUve appeared oa the various vaude vllle stages of Portland, but It re mamed for Pantagea to offer dainty Nina Bryant, the world's greatest mtmlo and story teller, who appears In her original creations this .week, A num ber of other excellent -acta make the bill one of exceptional merit IMmM I Furs at (j fci Half JZ fl rnC ' Am & i Beverly at the Baker. Nothing since, 'The Prisoner of Zenda" In the way of romantio plays has at tracted mora attention than "Beverly,' which Is the dramatisation of the wide ly read "Beverly of Oraustark," being presented. at Baker theatre thla week. As a result of a long investigation, a University of California professor be lieves he can prove that the Astecs orig- Unally came to thla continent from Aala by way of Bering aea and Aiaaka. Wo Relatives la City Mrs. Mary Mc Coy, 126J Klrby street. 65 years old, has been destitute for some time, and yes- v terday - was taken? to -the county hos pital. ;' She has ' lived in Portland 20 years and lived alone the greater part of "the time. 'She has no relatives In the city, and the only known relative . Is a niece in southern Oregon, : ' "' i - Apples to Be Subject At the meeting j of the Portland Apple Growers' asso ciation In. the auditorium of the Toung Men's. Christian Association next. Sat urday night Professor Charles E. Brad . ley, 'of the Oregon Agricultural college,, will deliver an address on "Soli Fer tility," ; will deal especially with soils sultabje for the cultivation of apples. The lecture wllV be Illustrated, i SNEAK THIEVES BUSY; h-. WOMEN ARE. VICTIMS Women Vere the chief victims yes terday of petty thieves. Three reported losses, v . .., Mrs. A.. E. Getchell, 272 Sixth street. reported the loss of her pockefbook con taining $b'S. The detectives located the money with one of the boarders, who admitted taking it No complaint Will be signed against the man. , Mrs. M. Duhlschnelder, 1511 East Hoyt atreet, reported that she hung her coat In a vacant house at SJaklyou and East Ninth streets while Inspecting the house, and that when she returned for her coat the purse was gone. It con tained $2$. Mrs. E. D. Gayno, 661 Washington street, left her purse containing $50 In her room, and when she returned In the eveinfng, the money was gone. f - rire Bouses Ttom Slumber. Spark from the furnace In the rolling mill of the Pacific Steel & Hardware company set flee to the home last evening of Carl Peterson, Twenty-third and Suffolk . ' streets. The blase was i discovered at 10:30. The family was in bed, and all escaped without injury. The home was ' damaged to the extent of $600, - Special mday . Only. Don't : be de celved. , We sell absolutely pure wines and, liquors, $1.60 quality port, sherry, angelica and muscatel ;wlne, ,76c ' per gallon; 44 rye or Bourbon w'hlskey. $2.75 per gallon; $4 brandy, $2.76 per gallon; $4 rum. $2.75 per gallon. National Wine Co., Fifth and Stark. Phone Main 6499, Home; A-4499. " Delivered. . , ' Woodstock 2xsh Club Friday , even ing at 8 o'clock there will be held a meeting of the - Woodstock Push 'club In Woodstock hall. - The subjects of street Improvement and fire protection wilt be taken up. .r 1 afternoon In place of Miss Glance, who Is suffering from a severe cold. Walde mar Llnd will . contribute violin num bers. The story of the 200 year old Stradivarlus .mod for this program. will be told by Mra. Altchison. Mem bers should bring friends. Aooepts $1500 as Settlement Beda H. Kiberg lifts accepted $1500 in full set tlement of her claim for damages against the Hurley-Mason company for tne loss of the life of John Blberar. killed as the result of an adcident on July 8, 1909. - County Judge Webster haa authorised the settlement. ' Domestio Has Disappeared. Mrs. D. Stein, 430 4 Seventh streeth'as asked the .police, to locate Miss Belle Dailey, 16 years old, who has been in her home an a domestlc The girl has lived with Mra Stein three jtears, and disappeared xuesaay,' , f - Satate Appraised at 933,400 J"." K Haseltlne, John Corklsh and John Pri- aeau have appraised the estate of the late Elizabeth B. Gowanlock at $33,400. Thevestate Includes $10,000 in cash and an equal sum represented by 100 shares or aiocK m tne I'ortland Iron works. Bber Barber Is Missing1. Eber Barber, 65; years old. Jiving in Laurelhurst, dis appeared Saturday from his home and has not been found.' His relatives are anxious. l- 1 , - ' Iron Shakespeare to Mark Twaia J. D. Stevens In dramatic recital tonight at Y. W, C. A., Seventh and Taylor. Tickets 60 cents. , Miss Olanoe -111 Mrs. Baltls Allen f will Bln at the Woman's club tomorrow Painless Dentistry piimiinnn.. ii n i, ii i . i nu i, ii. V - SP I Oat of ieira saeple an 6ve thmr plots ua We Will ray $38 In cash for the name and address of any prospective buyer of k iiuubb biiu iui or jarm. ulDSon Hoiiiday, 804-5 Gerllnger -bldg. . P. Centemerl Kid Gloves, 1 to "' S4 pair . I. Tosca Corsets, S1.25 to SIO P. P.V0UNG 890 Morrison S. The Quality 'hop'" JjABXES' . KABEBBASXZB Clearance Sale The Bargain Event of the year. Every line of goods greatly re duced. Tour inspection Is Invited. Only a few contract goods ex cepted. $1.00 Chiffon Veiling, special, per yard....... $1.50 Union Suiti, ipe- . cial. ....... fl.25 35c Ladies'' Guaranteed Hosiery, special,, pair.. 25f 35c Childreri's Hosiery, per pair $2.0d Kid Gloves, pair. ..f 129 75c Infants Wrappers..'. 48 35c Women's Cotton ' Vests .....T. . ......... 25e 85c Cotton Vests and Pants ........ . 59 , - Fleece lined, elastic ribbed." $1.50 La Tosca Corsets.. 98 Dong or medium. New KeTser's, Neckwear Cor. Fifth end Alder Sts. Cor. Fifth and Alder Sts. ; 500 Silk Wfiitts Formerly $10.00 Now- $3.93 " ' . i ii I ii i. in u " ' ' i I I "ZyXTl 'Sg Ottr Annual Clearance Sale Has demonstrated that we can AND DO offer the largest assortment of high-grade WOMEN'S and MISSES APPAREL at prices FAR LOWER than those of any other store in the northwest. r:---f- . r Had Tailored Suit Bprgains A C 1 1 Some of these suits were priced at nearly T doub,e this fieTure that is, $25.00. The re ductions are unusually heavy in this case because the sizes are broken. But weean promise to fit you in sizes 35 to 46. . If your1 size comes within these figures you owe it to yourself to at least take a look at this lot. AirO rtCAn extremely low price. The fact that there is Mi VV ''almost every size in this lot makes it particu larly attractive. .. former, prices ranged from $20,00 up. A Q 1 A 0 1 Another group of exceptional values, V you bought one of these suits before this sale you would have pam from $30.00 to $35.00. Aikfl2t'l 7kn this group will be, found some of the ew-sre w Uggj vaiue9 in the whole women s depart ment. Besides the women's suits there are also some for misses. Clothe, are broadcloth, wales, serges and worsteds. Great variety of styles and colors. This item is a fair criterion xo juage ine store oy h not weu acquainiea wiui us. r ormeriy pricea up to oo.uu. A 50 th's f'8rc tnere IS saving of at least a "& v vhalf on regular prices. These suits were formerly priced at $25.0, some even up to $30.00. One-Hali Off On tb Entire Balance of Oar ' Suits-One-HalfOff One-Piece Dress Bargains "AfCtftQS Women's Dresses for street wear, of serges, llvOiJ broadcloths and henrietta; some of them in this lot sold as high as $20.00 ; now v .?6.05 A CI 10 7.5. Women's Dresses of Serges and Venetian. rlp I vl cloth,. plain tailored,. others fancy trimmed and with fancy yokes, formerly sold as high as $30..10.75 2500 PIECES NECKWEAR, reg.0c vals., Clearance at 18f 2500 PIECES NECKWEAR, ncg. 75c vals., Clearance at 39 500 BELTS Regular 75c values ; clearance sale price 39 1500 BROOCHES' All color stones, regular 75c values: clear ance sale price . .-i 35y r yari Coat and Cape Bargains A fi Q 5 A big Coat .value,. mada.oL high-grade ma yterialsf regular $15.00 values; aj now, clearance sale price...... ...ODD At S 1 2 75 knS b!ack and navy broadcloth, tight-fit-n v ting Coats, formerly sold at (f rr $20,00; now, clearance sale price................ J)lZe I O At 24 Q5 Short black broadcloth arid plush Jackets; ' just what vou will want for earlv sorinrr. They formerly sold ats$10 to $15; now $4.95 At f7 Q 5 100 Evening Capes, all shades, for-A nr V 7 nierly at $I6-50; now... it.. ".'41.510 One-Half Off On All Fancy Mixture Coatt and . All Capes-OneHaIf Off Fur Bargains 250 PIECES OF FUR OdV Neckpieces and Muffs, consist ing of coney, opossum, muskrat. and China mink. Values in lot as high as $5 ; clearance sale price, each A JL if O 60 FUR SETS Scarf and muffsblack coney ; $6.00 A r values; clearance sale price, per set. ..... . ..ijZe 10 One-Half Off the Marked Price on the Entire Bal ance of Oar Stock of Fars One-Half Off Tailored Waists In linen, dimity, madras and lawn; regular $1.50 val ues ; clearance sale price In French flannel and Ijish poplin; all colors, regu- f lar $2.50 values; an exceptional bargain at... ...... el.ZI 98c Walking Skirts at $5.95 250 WALKING SKIRTS Serres, voile and broadcloths: black navy and colors; values up to $15.00: clear-AH sir I Unce sale price : .. .tDO.lJD ' i ' ' ' " ' SEtt BIG WINDOW DISPLAYS OF THtt STORE THAT GIVES THE BARGAINS IT ADVERTISES U Not a'y Wi Trust any Thi Original end fitnulm !30RLIC'S nnLTED niLa iM Food Drink for All Ages. For Infants, Invalid,and Qrowing children. Pure Nutrition, upbuildmg the whole body. nvifforatethenursinRinherandthe kaed. Rich milk, malted grain, in powder form. K quick lunch prepared in a minute, fake no substitute. Ask for HORLICK'S, Others are imitations. 4 Pictorial Review Patterns and Publications for Feb. Now Ready. THE BOSTON DENTISTS We Sponge' and Trt Tour Cloths, ait zor jj.du montn. vjuain 614, A-4314 Wagons run everywhere. Unique Tallor inc Co 809 Stark., y Steamer Jessie Rarklns, for Camas, waanougai ana way landings, dqlly ex ii.hed i ana ma cept Bunaay, weaves Washington street i W will live ns S rant 9l fold c aoreclaW V Swiss Watch Repairing C. Chris ten sen, Cprbatt bldg., 2d fir.. tce elevator. erww . 53.5 Moltr CrMM 5.C 22kBrWitTHth3.C!J W. Ju Wise and associates, painless Gold RUinn- T.D8- dentists, Xnlra and Washington. UMiriii(s svi ... ... ., wwn j or wmeito. i oioa l r fcsstBasja , n s 1 1 ff Slhrtrnilldii. .53 5.C3 Inlay Fllllnn Qnd Rubber " Plte .-'b.vaMMiMa om nr. nun tm a ' tf nin nruinra a nmut PiWm Extr'tjw .Oil - ' WORK OUARANTCEO POR 18 YEAR nlnlew Extraction t ree when plate or bridga vorll In ordered. Oonrnlution Free, T oa oannot trt bettee . Minima work done anywhere. All work full rruaiw enteed. Modem eleotrie equipment. Bert BiothO(t Angelica 'iseiieiitai Co; tZSZSi PORTLAND,"oREGori tVIIOI HODSli Jt a. K. e S ?. tL BOsya, S H I - Wtoh and look, listen fon Othello. vr v. , vv"-v v Sr. Eaynes, optician. Marquam bldg. Wines &nd Liquors. - - Special Friday Only. Don't, be de celved. ' We; sell absolutely- puee wines and lfquors, SI. Be quality port, sherry. and : muscatel wine, . 75o per gallon? S4 rye or Bourbon, whiskey, S8."S per gallon; S brandn S2.7S per ganon; S4 rum, S2.75 per gallon. National Wine Oo.,Flfth and Stark., rhone Main 6489, Horns, A-4499.' JDellvered. " Flftn and Morrison. We do not use the fnke tnunhrooin I e n 1 1 s t s methods. We havfe no students to experiment on you. Scientlfio Den tistry Is based on knowl edge. Our methods are safe and reliable. E. r' amlnatlon free,, extract ing xree. we do our work painless and for haJf tn rtrica rharrM by. other high claes Dentists. -We tell in advance just what- your work will cost. Boston Dentists, 291 Morrison St. Opposite Postoffice and Meies & Frank's. Open evenings until S tor peo ple who work. . . , i . a-eV HOTEL STEWART SAN FRANCISCO Geary Street, above,. UnionSquare . ' Just opposite Hotel St Francis European Plan $1.60 a day up . - American Plan $3.00 a day up r' i Hew steel end brick structure. Furnished at " cost of $200,000. ; Every comfort sod con venience. On carlines taunsferring all ever . drx. Omnibus meets trains and steamers. ; Sena for Booklet with map of San Francisco 145-147 SECOND STREET, BET. ALDER AND MORRISON Deeper and Grcacr Cuts on Stylish Suits 100 Go On Sale Friday at - - Value to $25 Tomorrow morning we place on jsafe a remark able assortment of Ladies'- Suitsone hundred garfnents-that must be disposed of to effect a speedy adjustrndnt of stock. We have marked them at a price that should sell them out in .hort oder, VALUES TO $ZD.W Al li.y dig Slock of Furs Being Closed Out at Wholesale Prices Our Annual January Sale of Muslin Underwear now, on at abso AMUSEMENTS. ft. WEIK JAW. 10 IV MAT. 6,'A-IOOO XTEBY DAI xs-as-eoo sTirbts 7W THEATRE ADVANCED VATXOETZX.U EEAOLIlirEB I jmilns Itearev and his compaar i "The fins oommanamenc." The ARMORY .v TEWTH AMD COTOB BTSESTS. Matinee and Night Only Monday, Jan. 17th William Morris (Inc.) Presents the World-Famous Scotch Comedian and entertainer Hirry Lauder And Company of Celebrated Associate Players, includins; Julian Sltl&a and Special ande Or , caestra. - . . Seats on sale Sherman, Clay A Co.'s'lO a. m. to 6 p. in "dally. Prices 60o. ft, $1.50 and $1 Can be reserved , by tele graph from out of town -witji money order or chwk. Extra heat. JOURNAL WANT ADS PAY BEST ADVABTCED TACDEVIUI, Miss bottle Slayer, World's ; Woman Champion Swinunar ancV Diver i Wills As Kaaaan. Payne ft Xree. Senor Oalarana. Maclean H Bryant, Pearson At Oar field, Zeo White, Pantaa-esoope. Popular PricesMatinee Daily Curtain , 8:30, T:30 and 9. - i mmws AMUSEMENTS Phones Main 117 and A-4224 V TONIOHT--FKIDATSATURDAT Matinee Next Saturday bah.et si ausubt ' . In the Musical Comedy Success "THE TOP 0' THE WORLD" ' Prices, 1 1.50 to SOc. Seats selllnir. i SEAT SALE OPENS TOMORROW BUirClAZ.OW TJtEATEB A WAEFIELD January 17, 18, 19, 20 Mat. lit .r'2wr ."Oor. 12.50, 12.00 Bakronv, ta.OO. tl.SO.- Gallery (no reserve). St. PORTLAND Theatre And all this week. Matinee Saturday Llebler A Co. '8 Superb Production ' "iBi ias nox BOMS" Engagement waning ron't mlwa see- Ing something worth while. wm Starttn4 Sunday, Jan. 16 Sam S. & Lee Sluibert Tne.)"Presenr FLORENCES ROBERTS Supported . by- White , Whittlesey in ;:TBM ' TBAWSrOBMATIOIT ; Seats now on sale 50e to yt.go ' TONIQHT ALL .WEEK. ' First time In tne weat, Geo, iiarr W-' Cute neon a b-autffiil romantic play, V BETEBZ.T. Dramatized -from "Beverly of Gran- stark." 8uperb company aiu) ei-cnlo ti--ducthon. Kventn!?. 25c. 60i;, 75c, .li.it). -. SuMlAY MATIM-.K Satur(tay watinee, 25c, 60c. Next f- i Vnited States and foreign Proeored, Defended and ISAOXPUI COAST PATBITT A . , Stooktoa. Caj. Sold O&AKD WEEK JAW0AST i) Oreatest Xanghlnr Oordner, T'.r. i I : hit of 8 continent,. Cirifir... - JOB BOOAHNT Stank ian.t'.k-f T&OVTB Of tUHT-l Twr Dancmr 1 ATIO BlIIHl -H.-ri fit.. Special Importation J. C. Tr.rn v .is c for SuUlTan at Coa-j rred ..tvi' Mint Circa:. ! ' Grai.dim. . . . Matins everv rfey ! "nnv i Fvenlnjr 7:30. i:l.f. I y. i , . titfor. iic; box s'. &ur.