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Newspaper Page Textu 4 daily jcul:;al, : c:;tla:;d, inun:i)AY lviing, October 13, icto. TONIGHT'S AMUSEMENTS Heillg.,... Bungalow, Paker ortland . . Orpheura . Grand .... Fan tages . Lyric,...;., Star i Margaret IUlngton "Arizona" , ... "Cameo Kirby" ....."By Right of Sword" y"'!,1! , . .Vaudeville Vaudeville ...... "The Mustard King" .......... Moving Picture Also Independent candidate iA peti tion to be circulated among the voters of Multnomah : county, nominating Charles S. Skewes. as an independent candidate for th office of county Coro ner; wai prepared by rrlends of th candidate today. Mr. Skewca was de leated for the' Republican nomination in the primaries. Dr. Ben L. Nordeu having been renominated. However, tho democrats nominated Mr. Skewes and he has accepted the nomination. His friends believe he will have a .better chance for election If nominated also on (n Independent anti-assembly ticket. ,' Will - Dismiss ' Charge A charge of larceny brought against Bert Pierce, an architect living at 858 Eleventh street, will be dismissed by Deputy District Attorney Hennessy. Pierce did. some work in Salem for the Pacific Appraise! company and claim that ' a final ftt tifSlO was refused. On the advic of his attorney ha held some papers con nected with the Salem work and Ray Dean of the appjsatsel company swore out a warrant for his arrest Hennessy held that the case was strictly- a civil " Trial Bet for, October 1 Judge Cle land yesterday afternoon set the trial of li. A. Guilford, Indicted on a charge of attempting to -bribe a Juror In the trial of W. C. Morrll Guilford will appear before, the circuit court October 19. - Pat McClure and Walter-Ktrhner will be tried on a charge of highway .robbery December 6. John Murphy pleaded guilty yesterday to n charge o having assaulted Amy Roberts. He wll be sentenced by Judge Cleland tomor row. - Woman's Club Meeting The Portland woman's club wl.ll hold Its first meet ing of the Tear Friday afternooniOc uioer in me uiumi ui nwuciut hall at 2 p. m. The president's address will be followed by a leoture on Japan ... r - Y,. Tit . T ; M.kA ka. just returned from, a two years' visit in the orient where she has made a apo dal study of China and Japan. She has made a most Interesting collection of photos which the. club twill have an opportunity to see. , aniouiu ana mu wuu9.i wu uua- bands and a wife were reported missing to the police today. Mrs. Mary Fowler, 72 East Seventh street, declared her husband had left her and their baby in a' destitute ( condition and she has asked for" his arrest on a desertion charge,'' A. J. Dickson, living on Wash, ineton street, says that his wife Kate. aged - 20, disappeared . Monday. Mrs. George S. Davis, wife of a mechanic, wants her husband who vanished on Monday, located. ' . Balnooats, Overcoats I will lay any . coat aside for $1.00 deposit As a spe cial inducement, so that you may be prepared to weather an , unexpected storm, I will ftt you and "have any" coat you may select pressed and ready for you to slip on the minute you call for It (30.00 English (Slip Ons) Raincoats for S1S.75; $20.00 values for 112.75. Jlmmle Dunn. 315 Oregonlan bldg. Take eleva tor third floor, j . J -. Pefiney Bros.' Friday Special $2.00 grade of port, sherry, tokay, angelica or muscat" wine at 11.00 per gallon; 11.50 grd pott or sherry at 76o per gallon; eight year old straight Kentucky whis key, regular 4.50 at $3.60 per galloa; Kentucky Bourbon or rye, regular 14.00, at $3.60 per gallon; Invalid port regu lar $2.60, at $1.26 per gallon. Friday only. 4 379-881 East Morrison street l'hones East 287. B-J428. Free deliv ery. " Three Bodies TTaolalmed Three bodies are lying unclaimed at the morgue and will be burled this week at the expense of the county unless relatives appear. No positive Identification has yet been made of the two men who were suffo cated to death In the lira In the: Butler hotel on Washington street last week aid relatives of James Wilson, the Salesman killed by a Southern Pacific train, cannot be found. I . Tokio Thanks . Portland The Toklo chamber of commerce has forwarded to ine rortiana cnamher or commerce a translated copy of a resolution express ing gratitude for the hospitality shown the commercial commissioners of Japan upon their visit to. Portland when they toured the United States some months . ago. . . Several other resolutions of ! received before. eteraar BKastrsl Show Prepara tions ar being made by Camp Scout Young, Spanish-American war veterans, to give a minstrel show in the near fu tur. More than 50 of the veterans will take part in It among them being Sen eca Fouts, Jay Upton, Zeb Martin, George Curr, Frank Bcatty, F. M. Pet- ers, George E.' Evans and C Leach. We Wooden Bocks The ordinance for 'blddlne .... the bulldinar- of woorien dno.ks was passed by the city council yester day. The measure provides that' all buildings within the harbor limits shall be constructed of .concrete or brick. This applies only to the walls. Strict er regulations will be made later. The ordinance does not affect present docks. FICKEHT 13 AG,X3T FOUR FIOUfiD FIGHTS San Francesco, Oct. 13. In spite of the declarations of District Attorney " 5 ! " ""P! I tf Un in San ancYsco on the ground to the city from Seattle end are stopping a.t.ty re " much rlz tilting at Cast Twenty-third and ivier strts at an early hour .today -whn one of the sailors seized the steering wheel. None of the party was injured and the machine was but slightly damaged. Pa trolman P. R. Williams reported to Cap tain Slover this roornin that about 20 at a hotel on Hoyt street, mends an Investigation, Business Expansion Week Plans for a business expansion ' week among east side merchants will be discussed at a special meeting of the East Side Busi ness Men's club to be held in the rooms Of the club at Grand avenue and East Alder street tonight. It is proposed to have a gala week, during which stores win oe decorated, and ouen evenings with Thursday night as an "at home" J nigm wnen merchants will snow tneir stock, but will not sell anything. V He recom- '""isr cumesis, arrangements are fcuuiB aurau ior ina nogan-jua lirave ffKht scheduled for tomorrow ti1-ht ft Golden Gate club, which Is manag ing tne right, has a permit for an "ama teur" show, granted it by the board of supervisors. r f "Th!s 'amateur talk Is aU boeh," said Flckert. "I have been investigating and some of the socalled amateurs are grow ing rich on the 'prizes' they win. There will be no more of these fights If I have anything to say. I will Instruct the police to stop them". A Live Young Man - With a new runabout aute wants col lecting or soliciting en a commission or salary basis. Can give bond or bank references. R. Austin, phone C-2688 and East 822, or (4 East Twenty-fourth street north. Protection (or Merchants Protection to local merchants Is furnished by an ordinance passed by the city council yesterday afternoon forbidding tran sient merchants to ply their trade here. unices tney take out a license, mie li cense will cost $20 a day. Transient merchants are defined as those who are here today and some other town tomorrow. Wants Two Children David A. Behie this morning filed an application in the circuit court for permission to take his .two minor Children out of the county in order that he may take them to visit his aged : mother at Halifax, Nova Scetiu. The i applicant recently secured a di vorce, the children having; been com mitted to his care on condition that they should not be taken out of the eounty without an order from the court. ' XJd efft Pined Bessie Starf as was found guilty yesterday in Judge Kava naugh's department ef the circuit court of having sold liquor on Sunday. The city: attorney's office, r through , Deputy Kay Sullivan, handled the. prosecution. The woman was fined $100. Mrs. Star- fas will fe prosecuted by the state on a similar - charge. She conducts a rooming house at Third and . EveretJ streets. " Chargss PrienA With Theft Charged with stealing $40 from a man who had befriended -him, , Frank H. Ralney, a stationary engineer, was locked up at the city Jail thla morning. Thomas J. HnsHngq flmy Ralney tnld him last! night that he was "broke" and he took him to ed with him at the Hotel Barr, on Sixth street. When Hastings awak ened this , morning Ralney. and hla ' money were gone. Special Priday Only Don't be de- and liquors $1.50 auallty fJort sherry, angelica and muscatel wine, 7sc per gallon; $4 rye and Bourbon whiskey, $$.76 per gallon; $4 brandy, $2.76 per gallon; $4 rum, $2.75 per gallon, Na tional Wine Co., Fifth and Stark. Phone Main 642$.. Home A-4499. Delivered. Prent-Tach.er Club Keetlny. The Parent-Teacher club of the South Mt Tabor school, will hold its first meet ing of the year, Friday aftenroon at three o'clock at the school. Dr. Adams will speak on the care of the teeth. A large attendance is desired, and every one is cordially Invited. Says Bobbers Took 138.70 That he was knocked down at Fourteenth and Market streets last night and robbed of $36.70 was the story told to the police last night - by William-jGray -of 490 j Market street Officers investigating , Ms tale have been unable to verify it. I Dentistry and Pharmacy The annual) session of the North Pacific college has begun. Students desiring credit for a- full course must be in attendance by October 14. t " ' . ''We Sponge ana Trees Ten Cloth t, alt for $1.60 month. Main 61. A-4814 Wagons run everywhere. Unique T allur ing Co- $0t SUrlc ITaredeenie Pledget diamonds, watches, Jewelry, musical instruments, for amount loaned and Interest Uncle Myers. 71 Ith at, bet Oak and Pine, Steamer Jessie Hamas, for Camas. Waahougal and way landings, daily ex-) cept Sunday. Leaves Washington street dock at 1 p. m. e j 23. W. Moore, Photographer For up, to date work, patronise the old reliable. . Seventh and Stark streets, Elks' bldg. Dr. Bloam's Bngless Treatments, sin gle treatment $2, three treatments In one week, $5.. 217 Marauara bldg. B. Bake, Ladles' order, $40 and up."1 td and Morrison. - Tailor Suits to Cambridge bldg., Swiss Watoh Bepalring. C. Christen sen, 2d fir. Corbett bldg. Take Ele vator, - . . e ' 1 Blamondtc. Christensen second floor Corbett building. Take elevator. - '' "'';'l,',v.i ., .,j . .' W. A. Wise and asslclates, painless dratlats. Third and Washington. Woostsr sells everything. 408 Wash. Men's Trousers I have some good serviceable pants on sale. If you have a coat and, vest that you could wear to work with a suitable pair of trousers, call on me. $2.60 to $4 trousers for $2.35. Jlmmle-Dunn, 316 Oregonlan bldg. Take elevator, third door. Sailors In Smash-up An automobile driven by B. R. Dickson, a chauffeur, and carrying a number of "Joy riding" v sailors and women, ran Into the curb Fourth Annual HoiMShow Portland Hunt Club Thursday, Friday and Saturday two performances each day. Over seven hundred . entries the best horses from Vancouver, R C.J Victoria, B. Ci epoKane, Seattle, and Tacoma. .; '" ' Besemd Seats Wo and 81. 0 I ' . ; General-Admittance, BOo Boxes $30 to $100 for Season Seats now on sale at Rowe & Martin's Drugstore, sixth and Washington eta TELEPHONE DIRECTORY ;OTE '.PACIFIC-TELEPHONE & TELEGRAPH rnMPAwv ' . . m, m SF W' 141 J . Announces that the Portland Telephone Directory (including Mult? -Roman, Clackamal Clarke and 'Marion County subscribers) will be printed in Portland. - . - '. i. ..Next issue closes OCTOBER 15. Requests for advertising space or cnangeptistmg&oaicLJea4Uxai&r "f THE PACIFIC TELEPJIIONE & -TELEGRAPH COMPANY . . , Beck Building,1 Seventh and Qak ; Streets ' See Reg. Surprise Sale Ads Last Page the nT.!iir?lr-r- greater Meier $l v ronu oiort? TomorrowThe 1080th UNPARALLELED FRIDAY Surprise Sale Wdmeia's Trimmed Hats Vals.to$a7.30atS4.93 1 Tomorrow, for the 1080th Friday Sur prise Sale, in the Millinery Scc Aon, Second Floor, we offer 1000 Worn en's Trimmed Hats at an exceptionally low price. Shapes are of silk,' velvetor satin, and the trim mings used are rib bons, ostrich and fancy feathers. Val ues worth to $7.50. Sp'cl at, ea. $4.95 Women's ATri mm ed Hats, shapes of silk velvet, trimmed with fancy feathersi and wings. Come in assorted colors. Val ues to $5.00 each on A q yiA special sale at only D a) e U U Women's Felt Hats in a wide range of .colors. Vals. AQ up to $3.75 tomorrow. JOC Misses' and Children's Hats in all thi newest styles and col ors." Hats for school or dress wear Values worth to $12.00. Just two Hundred A I A t of them on sale at swCSS Children's Hats, assorted styles and colors. Reg. vals. up to $2.75 tomorrow 75c ALL FANCY FEATHERS FOR TOMOR-1 . f ' ROW'S SALE SPECIALLY PRICED ATA4 sL6SS 2000- White 1 -awto Aprons- $.1 $1.35 $L50Val.g'3c Tomorrow for the 1080th Friday Sur prise Sale in the apron section, women's white aprons in round, square or short fancy styles, with bib and shoulder straps, made of white lawn or Swiss, trimmed with embroidery, lace, beading,, ribbons, tucks etc. Regular $1.00, $1.25 and $1.50 values, special to morrow at; the low price of ?3c ; $5.00 niaineo I n For a Lively 2 -Day Sale $MJ5 "Cash for yon in a few steps fr- ther to Praley's." y aan Exsctly 100 hlack copies from high priced models. oe mciuoea c special saie riaay ana Saturday: These will 22 dos.; blackruntrim'd-shapes,' suitable for matrons; goody sts-i pie styles, best wool felt and' silk velvet. Priced at $2.(0 and IJ.Op Special Friday and Sat urday; 81.9$. -The smart, new. black and white Beaver shapes, sell as' fast aathey come, liu-latest eastern models - plenty - of them provld'l ' for tomorrow and Saturday. Usually priced at It. 00 to IIO.ITO Our price. 84.50 and up to $8. ' Just in by express today, on ; a.ie inmorrow, me mucn want ed new Tailored Suit Hats St from Castellan New York; i. 'CJlP""' Chicago: 14 from Fisk. Chicago; no duplicates In Portland: strictly hlgW class. Priced at ilO. Others up, to - a'o'TE We' - sare1. 1 1 looO - a -year 'out of the high rent dis tricL" We pass. It on to our customers, to . attract you a block or two further. . Are you getting your share? Portland's Big Plume Store; Third and .Salmon SMSSMMSPa RIcrrison, Alter, Tenth end West Park Streets Tomorrow's Great Barpalnsn Our Basement fUnderprice'f Store In Addition to FRIDAY SURPRISE SALE in All Departments Surprise Sale Announcement Page 11 88.00 Hats 3.98 Tomorrow we ..offer an excellent lot of hats in the latest shapes and styles; trimmed in wings, quills, etc. ''.Splendid for general street wear; values to $8; ori ' ti0 AO special. sale now at, each vuvO OSTRICH PLUMES 17 in. long, very full,- medium -width, jer box of 2; regtilaf , $13.50, on . Q AC Special sale at, the box , ePy.sW Sold lingly very special at I5.T5 OSTRICH PLUMES 16 in. long, very full medium width, per box of 3. Regular value PQ AO $13.50, special sale, price w VO Special price of one, only. f4.00 $7.50 DRESS SKIRTS, f 3.89 300 new Dress Skirts, in Panama, serges' and mixtures; pleated and banded styles; all col- O OA ors. Reg. - $7.50 values v 00J $22.50 TAIVD SUITS, f 11.95 150 Tailored Suits in serge, chev iots and mannish materials; coats semi-fittbgcdiumjength, pleat ed skirts, good styles, all tolors. Valued to $22.50, Or AC special sale at, each $HVJ SHOES 600 pairs of women's hospital Juliets, hand-turn soles and rubber heels, all sizes. QQ Regular $1.75 value, special JC BELTS 3j4-inch patent leather belt, extra grade, gilt 'arid black buckles, it) black and red only: all sizes. These are good val- JQ ues at 75c,- special sale price tOC BARRETT ES - 1000 Hair Bar rettes, in plain strands and gold inlaid in many pretty designs; ft regular 25c value, special at eft WOMEN'S SHOES Made in the newest fashions of patent cloth, with black cloth tops, Button fitted; a variety of style heels, also lace and blucher cut In gunmetal; all new style shoes, excep- 1 AO tional $3.50 values, only eple?0 POST CARDS Here is the place to buy your cards; large assort ment to select from. Low- r priced at only, per dozen aJC NOTE PAPER Fine note paper, 20c to 40c values, splendid 1 A quality; ipecially priced, at lwC ENVELOPES Regular note size envelopes; our 15c, 20c and 25c values; each pack contains 1 0 25 envelopes, special at only ImC EMBROIDERIES 10,000. yards, 5 to 15-inch cambric embroidery, heavy quality, well made edges and insertions; 5 to 6 yards to Aft piece; $1 values, special at tOC EMBROIDERIES 2000 yards of fine cambric embroideries, extra strong edge, 2 to 18 inches wide; suitable for all purposes, 1 A actual value 35c, special ' at lUC EMBROIDERIES-20,000 yards, 18 to 22 inches; demi-flounces in strong cambric embroideries; many select designs; 5 yards to each piece; sold by the piece" only. Worth $1.75, but, while they OQ last, reduced to, the piece OSC EMBROIDERIES 10,000 yards in 5-yard strips, cambric edges and insertions, 12 to 18 inches wide, many designs to select from. Worth $1.25, while they last CO the price is reduced to only , DOC GLOVES Women's one - clasp gloves , in "tan shades, excellent wearing street glove. Reg ular $1.25 pair, tomorrow y at Of C 12 Hats 4.98 r s ' ' r Tomorrow an excellent sale on Women's Dress Hats, beautifully designed, in the latest and best styles; don't miss this opportunity to- get one, Regular J AO value $12.00, special price e)l?0 OSTRICH PLUMES', 15 jn. long, very full body, medium width; fut up 3 in a box. Regu- C DC ar $10 values, special sp7sl Or sold single af onlyfr each $2.T5 WILLOW PLUMES, selected stock, hand-tied, full bodies, good, values' at $7.50; . now (JJO AC specially . low priced at v GIRLS' $7.50 DRESSES, f 3.98 Woolen dresses, made of plain blue serge, sailor style, also fancy plaids in waist styles; sizes 6 0 QQ to 14; $7.50 values, at ePUaUO GIRLS' $2.25 DRESSES AT 98 Girls' Galatea Dresses, in black and white checked patterns, sizes 6 to 14 years; $1.75 to $2.25 val- AO ues-ou-speciaW sale at only - PETTICOATS A good showing of black sateen petticoats, wide flounce and cut full, .good 7Q quality; value $1.25, special I PETTICOATS Sateen anefneath erbloom skirts, well made and cut generously full; regular J AC $1.75 values, special now vlw PETTICOATS Extra fine quality of lustral sateen'and" heatherbloom, cut full; regular $2.50, 0 1 AP special tomorrow at only tt7 OUTING FLANNELS Heavy weight outing flannel, in stripes, checks and plaids; splendid, for night dress and shirts. On O. special sale tomorrow, yard OC OUTING F L ANN ELS Full bleached outing flannels, for in fants' wear; good weight, for A tomorrow's selling, the "yard FLANNELS Fancy velours and Swansdown flannels, splendid de signs for kimonos and 1 0 1 wrappers, special, at only 162C FLANNELETTE Printed flan, nelette and serges in all the new Persian effects; "suitable rfor house garments and kimonos, on 1 A sale at the low price, yard UC TOWELS Pure linen hemstitch'cj towels, with fancy damask OC borders, special tomorrow at WC TOWELS A fine grade of extra heavy buck towels; most desirable for rooming-house,and hotels. O On sale tomorrow at, each OC TOWELS Extra large size of bleached bath towels, good A quality and durable; special 7v PILLOW CASES 500 dozen ex tra heavy weight pillow cases, bleached of unbleached; size 11. 45x36, tomorrow's, sale price UC PILLOW CASES 300 dozen pil low cases, go6d quality; size A 42x36, special offer at, each 3 C SHEETS Large size sheets, made of good .muslin, torn and , made ready for use. These are a OA bargain at the low price, ea. eJ7v BEDSPREADS Crochet bed spreads for double beds, in good Marseilles patterns and 'JOf, splendid quality, .tomorrow IOC SHELF PAPER in all colors o and fancy borders; 5c values OC POSTCARD ALBUMS A pretty and well made album, good size. Regular 15c, 20c and 25c 0 values, now on sale at, each 1C TO- MASONIC TEMPLE .West Park and Yamhill Streets NIGHT AT 8 O'CLOCK '.'. Hon. Clarence Darrow Distinguished Lawyer and Orator WILL LECTURE ON Prohibition, a Grime Against Society Auspices Greater Oregon Home Rule Association1 Seats Free Good Music Everybody Welcome Vote 328 X YES, for Home Rule and Against Prohibition f '".;"-' C'V'New York's-fc. Latest Hotel .; Tlie Greats t o in atreet, west , Twomiautss from Central Park An Abode ofLuxunr . Oulet tlejant Moderately Trictd Ou one of New York's finest,' most central thoroughfare t-s few" doors east of Carnegi Hall -is located the Great Northern hotel offeringthebestthat New York has to give. AU that the most extravagant hoatelries afford in cuisine, ft service, in stirroundings end more. Decorations of the periods of Louis 3CVL, Heraldic, Sliwbethan; Marie Antoinette and Gothic. Buffet and Grill Rooms finished in Egyptian combined with Art Nouveau. . One minute walk from surface ani) electric railroad. Fifth Avwnua Motor Bussss nasi the door ea rout to Riversids Drive. . . Slnals ' Rooms With Prtvsts Bath $2.00 a day and up. Writs for Booklet Special introductory Rates to westerners TAXICAB SERVICE FREE To atmtt f Ortat tforthmn Untol from Arrv. railrta fnd famthtp tUpefi, Address! 118 Wsst 57th Str?et,N. Y. Auoeuti MnM Csosral Maaner HOTEL I O I tVVflri I SAN FRANCISCO Geary Street, abore Union Square Just sppoaita Botsl ftt. Trusts European Plan $1.60 a day op AmeficaQ Plaa $3.00 . ay up ww stt and brick ttructurs. 9unilhd at coat of 9800,000. Evtry comfort and coo vsnisaoa. Oa carUnas tranaferrinf ail ever city. Omnibus meets train an&sttamar. Sand fox Bsoklst with ma; of San fraaciacs AMTSEMEOTS S IIOIRI Bsglaalng TO MIGHT 8pcisl Pries Matines Saturday Margaret lllingtotl In "TKE 'tyXTJtXiWnnH Evenings, $1.00, . 60, tl.00, 7Sc, 50c?5o; Matlncet, 1.SO, 1 00, 76c, BOo and 25c. BUNGALOW LMorrior? ASUS, .: VaaVss If.sisMAS . sua i dVavssjMssjaiV , " Phones Main 117 and A 4224. Every night this -week. Mat Sat. . An nual tour Aug. Thomas' wonderful Rlsy; "A&IZOHA" ' By author of "The witching Hour.4, kud many others, Strons eomnany, - elahora.t - sctnerr. '; Evenings, 2Bc, 60c, 16c, $1; Matinee, 28e. 60c. Next attraction "BlUy OUffosd.' PORTLAN D THEATRE 14th sad Washington Main 690, A-5787 Beat Bsat la Kouss BOo Dowlan Stock Co., Second Successful Week By Right of Sword Tempi City Quartet Between Acts iy and ' Next Wek "Ths Khanswi of th Hills" Nia-hti Sundaj leo, See, S 6c and 60c; Saturday. ana Thursday -Mats., 16c, 25e. BAKER THEATBE, JttAIH a Morrlaon and Eleventh Geo. T,. Eaker. Morr. Main 2, A-B30 Tonight, aU this week. Matins fiat Incomparable Baker Stock Co. In Dustln Farnum's Romantic play of famous Mississippi River Steamboat Days, "CAMEO XUtBT", by Booth Tark Ington. Evening, 26c, 60c 76c; Saturday Mat, 25c, 60o. Next waek, opening Sun day matinee, "Ths Uon saA th Mous" UAur e, a-ioso XAT.ETXBT SAT 1 A-85 -60S '-'"ifltfS OCT. 10. I ntiA I KB . , ADVAKCED TATJOEBH.IJB. AtTGTjgTA GLOSK, presentins; her dainty "Planoloyu" and s other superb acts. MB. tX ASTAJtCSS VATJDXVn.IiB Special ns;ngement MISS DAPHL2TB POLXJLKS, In "A DOLLt SHOP" Com bis Bros., Oreclan Gladiators: Masle, Parisian Danseuse; CamlHo's Dogs, Featuring Miss Flossie - Extra AXXJSir BHAW, King of Coins, direct from th 'William Morris Circuit Q RAND Wsek Oct 10. 1910 BxflUan Mlnatral Oomsdlaa HARKT YAJT rofiSEV LaU Star of Al d. Tilda Wasl fs Van Blolen HXCB fs PBEVOST Acrokatio Oomadlans Aiaxandar Brinon Powers Sj Wilson Iacster, Haywood ana Xianoaster GBAHSA8COPH Matin Try day, 1:20; an seat, ljoj Evening Performances at 7:40 and 8:16. BaJ ISo; Lower nr.. 25o; Box Soata, SOo LY R I O POBTI.AKD FAI.1II.T Wssk Com. Kou. Special Attraotloa TOMMT BUXJiSJ Ex-Hearywlght Champion of th World and Saw. Armstrong Musical Com edy Company in . ni SflTBTAKD rxsrcHs" Two Performances Nightly. 7: 45 - rtl Matinees Daily at 1:45 . NO ADVANCE 1W PRICES Vsst wsak, by isquast, Karjort Kaha. BSOKDATZOSr , PAXX Const Taugha ass T-raty.fourth its. COS ANGELES PORTLAND ocroBsa u. m, n, x. is, u Oamas Bffla Wskdayi is rtH P. Mt Sundays at 8i30 V. X. Ao.aission Bleaehers, 25c: ..grand stand, 60c; boxes, 26e extra. Children Bleachers, 10c; grandstand, 15a t XJLXJXXI' B AT TUB AT, Boys under 11 Fre to Bleaoharg Wednesday.; , mimmmmmmt i ...'-J J cciivASFTiinTinn cr KJsoucits Ypua fAtr.r rv ! 1 CI (Patd Advertisement) -