THE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL, . PORTLAND, SUNDAY. MORNING, MARCH aV 1911.
(Ptsha. who wb one of the fsvorltc
I mlnUterg o Sultan Abdul Hamld be-
fore the . latter waa deposed from the
Turklah " throne. : . ' .-
- Following her separation from Hart
broad. Its plans provide for the ad-1
vertlslng of. the soils and land products '
of the wesu No particular section will
be - favored. Colorado, -. norther . and
southern California. Utah. ; Montana, 1
New Mexico, Arisona, Idaho, Washing-'
ton, ' Oregon and Mexico will display
their resources under conditions Just
as . favorable as - will attend those of
southern California. , v - t v.
Lecturers will explain the properties,!
of the various soils- and their products
cverr day and tnghflhe show Is opened
to the public. In many ways It' will
be the greatest educational enterprise
the west-hae-yet knownr The-ralue of
the ' soils, how the best results may be,1
Obtained and where the most accessible,
markets are located, will be fully de
scribed. -In addition, advertising liter--ature
will Inform intending settlers
where lands are, how to get to them
and bow much It will cost to establish '
a home' or a farm. No essential detail t
will fee overlooked in this great .cam- ,
palgn of education for the benefit of
those who are seeking to invest money J
In the west . . : v;.
LIFE OF FARMER ATTRACTS ACTOR
THEATHS
lath AND MORRISON
rhones Mala 11T. A-eaat
. Oee b Baker, Qea, Mgr.
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McKee, Mr a. MoKee aayg, the paacha waa
a sympathising friend, , and she turned
over to him the clocks and bonds for
aafe keeping- She also alleges that he
sold or pledged Jewels which she loaned
THB BIGGEST LAUGH OF THE SEASON. '
him.
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Startmg Sun. Matinee, Mar. 5th, 191 lToday
Figure in .Divorce1 : Case Says
--Hertfrust Has Been;- -.
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Paris, March 4. A suit to recover,
nearly half a million : dollars" worth
Los Angeles March ,i. When the
doors of the Pacific Land and Products
exposition, the latest enterprise of this
ity-4n-the-4ntereta:-f-ihe westr-are
of stocks and bond brought by Mrs.J
-j cornena : Baxter, Tevis-MCKee is pena-
Ing here against Ned - Jib
, Melham I opened on March II everything will be
In readlnesa for the 200,000 visitors ex
pected. For the first time , .the re
sources of the Pacific coast and Bocky
mountain states and the west coast of
Mexico will-be thoroughly-exploited.
The scope of the land show l very
; Ear! Dudley to Retire,' ; , t
l' lilted PrM Uawii. W Ira. l i '. j
' Melbourne, March 4. Earl Dudley,,
wllLTetlre-as governor general In July.
He will be succeeded by Lord Ddham.';
PERCIVAL LENN0N
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George VV. Monroe on his. farm.
Which would you rather be. the best
delineator of eccentric female Irish
characters, with a salary of ' $1000 a
week, or a truck farmer on. Long Is
land In the state of New York, with a
.$10,000 estate? :
If you wish to know the answer, ak
George W. Monroe, who appears In "The
Midnight Sons" at the Helllg next week
as "Panttf Burns," an eccentric female
character which he has made one of the
real stage creations of the past three
years.
Perhaps George W. Monroe will give
you his version of. real contentment and
happiness, that is, if you can "lnvagle"
him into telling you. all about bis
"farm" on Long" laland. Mr. Monroe
has his own little neat at St. James
on the ndrth shore of Long Island. He
is within a stone's, throw of Mayor
Gaynor of New York, whom he counts
an, one of his personal friends; Willie
Collier Is only a "short distance" away;
Tony Farrell ts the bonlface of a ho
tel within ; speaking distance; Jean
PlBpurkftabjg;lan4w.ntp.romot
Ing Stony Brooke which is ,a riva,l re
sort to St. James; and in addition, many
other theatrical luminaries make ' St.
James their summer recreation grounds,
and at no-place are they received with
more cordiality than at the Monroe bun
galow. ...
COMIC OPERA IN VAUDEVILLE
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MUSICAL SHOW
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With GEO. W. MONROE
' . IN HIS ORIGINAL CREATION OF "PANSY BURNS"
XXGWLTWT CAST STUWaiWO CKOBTSR ,
CLASSY VAUDEVILLE STUNTS
Evenings ;
Entire lower floor
Balcony, first .11 rows ,
Balcony, following 6 rows.
Balcony, last 6 rows
Entire gallery , .
Box stats
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$1.00
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..50c
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Both natlnees ,
Entire lower floor. 11.00
Balcony, first 11 rows... 75c
Balcony, last 11 rows..........B0o
Galleryv.reserved 2 rows.. 85e
Gallery admission 25c
Boxseats. .$1.50
SEATS NOW SELLING AUTOS AND. CARRIAGES 10:45 O'CLOCK
He will appear In "The Hold-up,"
the New York and London suc
cess at Pantages, one week only,
commencing with the matinee to
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AND HIS LONDON COMPANY
i (Llebler A Co., Managers.)
KOHDAY, t" VABOB X3 "STWBET XVAYXBSES"
TtTESDAY, SCABCB 1WIB3 aCAOISTBA.TB" ,
WtlOBS Entire1 lower floor. $1.50; balcony, firat 5 rews,
$1; next 6 rows, 75c; last 11 rows, 6 Oo; gallery, 35c. 25c.
Jess L. Lasky's Musical Stock com
pany of 22 people are headed: for the
"Portland Orpheum, where they will ap
jearln 1'At lhaWaldorf!lntrQducing
comic opera to vaudeville. The skit Is
as handsomely mounted as anything that
Mr. Lasky has over sent on the road,
and those theatre goers who remember
the "Houseboat" and "At the Country
Club" will have some Idea of the mag
nificence of the production that Is to be
here in three weeks' time. The wonder
Is that vaudeville ta accommodate auch
stupendous acta. Time was that 22 peo
ple were considered a large traveling
company, and capable of playing the ft
houses all alongtha circuits
Ira ie soon
Furnishings Arrive From East
for Vancouver's $60,000
. Temple.
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Vancouver, Wash., March 1 Two carloads-
of furniture and fixtures from
'Chicago, for the new Elks home' reached
Vancouver Tuesday. The work of in
stalling the furnishings which cost $10,
'000 will begin next week and it. la ex
: pected will be completed In about two
weeks,ko that the opening and dedlca
' tlon of the temple will take place prob
ably. In the early part of AprlL
v The furnishings are rich and hand
some. The furniture for 'the main lodge
room isi mahogaity with plush "upholster
ing, for, the lounging and cJub rooms
j mahogany i with ? leather upholstering,
for the ladles' room mahogany with
ta tfrphohrterlng 1ir the1 emptreratyig
of Louis XVI and-the. billiard; room will
be In oak,' Everything! is the very best,
no pains being spared, nor money in the
selection of the -choicest pieces of turnl
ture. . , .
-When the Elks' new-home Is-completely
finished and the furnishings are
all Installed, the building and its furni
ture and other equipment will have cost
close to $$0,000. There are, of course,
larger Elks' homes on the coast, but
there is none that is more modern or
more convenient or more handsome or
complete in appointment and equipment
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PRICES $2.00, $1.50 and $1.00
Gallery Admission 75 Cents
Gallery doors open 2:30.
PhouM Mam 6, A 1090
Beginning
Monday Matinee
ADVANCED
VAUDEVILLE
Week, March 6
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Late Star of "The Summer Widowers"
IN "THE DELICATESSEN SHOP"
STUART BARNES
HAMID ALEXANDER
THE FREY TWINS
STEWART and MURRAY
ROGERS and HART
WILLIAM FERRY
Evening Prices: 15c, 25c, 50c, 75c
SAXXiT HATOfXElBO, 23c, SOe. XOX.ZDAT XATZVSXS Bight Moea
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Peopled Amusement Co,
I 5000 Feet New Film Today
STAR ,The Xaart of Barage. . . . . . .". .-. . . Blograph Tragedy I
'TfJrTJ Writing on tU Blotter. .7, i . . ; .fidleon Dram
j 1 neaire - ,, oa YOU Clubman Pathe Comedy
SaiVrBtt0- ' V mn Iwa. . , , . . .'. ...... .Magnetic ' Vocalist
II a. m. t 11 p. to. ' Wwna Carney k Oaraar. ... .Piano. Pipe Organ, Drums
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ARPAHF Th Vxtoaa Bevolutlon. .. Scenes of the actual conflict
rXlWfXUtU , of the Mexican patriots Iiv their fight for liberty.
Continuous . Bertha's Mission.'. . . . . , . , ... . . ..Society Satire
Bally - - Woman's Onto ' . i'J V..1. . . .v.-V; , Farcical
11 a. a. to 11 p. a. jir. Cowan. , Our popular singer
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TIOI f ' Vaa Mexloaa IHUbatten . . . '. . . , .Genuine Reproduction
llVVJLil of the present conflict. " r
:,4 m,Mt ! y : t Kammy'a Ohost . . . i . . . . . . .. . . Civil War Story
5iVtn W tttmpi rind...... Comto
f- Ir w-fiistratsd Bong Mr. Al Bather
Matinees Sally ,t fj, Each picture originally produced.
OdeorirTHeatre-l-Oh- Joy-Theatre-
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Tha Ontbreak. V . , . , . . ,Blg Bensatlon The Desert's Edge. ...... ... .Draraatlo
Haa's Diplomacy. , , . . A Comedy Hit Capt, Bamaele's Conrtshlp. ........ .
Max Makes Mnsla. jv, , . , 4Very funny t ...... ; . 4 . Bv Charles Dickens
ts, Pans Foety...;.,Farolcal rorWddem Cigarettes. .... ...Comical
Another song hit by Mr, Robert , Mr. Houghton, the singer, brand new
' y . ' Forrest. Travalogue, Muto and Sffeets. .
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HOME OF MUSICAL COMEDY
v Seventh and Alder Streets
WEEK COMMENCING TOMORROW MATINEE
KEATING & FLOOD
present
EXTRA ADDED ATTRACTION
GODFREY ROAD
Champion Long-Distance Walker of the World and the
Lyric Musical Comedy Company
"DiLLONMlNGINALABAZ
THREE PERFORMANCES DAILY 2:45, 7:45, 9:15
'Friday Night CEoru Uu'IsT''Contest after each per-
tormance.
NEXT WEEK THE CHAMPAGNE GIRL
Introducing the Famous Harem Skirt Chorus. . , '
One of the greatest, of all farce comedies. Years before the
public and, like Charley's Aunt just as great as evert :
; HENRY STOCKBRIDGE FAY BAINTER,
Ande of therbestBupportingr companies seen herethis ea--son.
You start laughing and you never quit because you can't.
1 ' Clean, wholesome and ; bubbling ovef with merriment. ,
Clever song hits and specialties. If you miss Brown you miss
arc evening ot hearty laughters
Prices Evenings, 25c, 66c, 75c. Sunday and Saturday mat
inees, 25c, 00c. Thursday .bargain matinee, zoc. .
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fan. Manager
THEATRE
Morrises ana aBevaafk .
Pnoaes MaU A-SMel
Bortlaaa's handsome, flrapreof plaraonae. faro
eat borne ef the Incomparable Bakar . JSook Oa. ,
AKER
All week, commencing matinee today, Sunday, March ft.1311
A" -superb production of Eugene Walters' famoos play, v
TOE W(Q)ILF
1 First Time in Stock. .; '
Strange, fascinating pbt Scenes laid m the grand Cana
dian forests. Unusual character studies. Beautiful seeob
effects. , Perfectly cast. .','
Staged under direction of Marshall Fannm-
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Evening prices 5c, 50c, 75c Sunday and Saturday' mati
nees 25c, 50c. Wednesday bargain matinee, 25c all seats.'
Next Week The College Widow
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AN&CONSIDINE
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MATINEE DAILY AT 2:30
Tonr Ibows Bnnday,
SlOO, SAO, TlS asA StlS T. M.
Best Vaudeville)1.?
for th ( o PT
Price J
n America
American and European
Vaudeville
Week of March 6
ROAD SHOW No.' 4
: The Modern Hercules,
Bobby Pandur &
Brother
In Picturesque' Poses and Amailng
Feats of Strength.
Sol Schwarta Presents the
SIX GYPSY SINGERS
In a Study of Gypsy Camp Life.
Stars Who, Entertain -
WHITEHEAD and GIUEIISON
In a Tuneful Terpalchqraan Riot
CHARLES A. MURRAY
(Late of Murray and Mack) and
Their Former Star
MISS BAE HAMILTON
In "Jerry the Janitor" -
An Artist to His Ftarer Tina
JOHN HAMILTON
Painting; His Own Scenery and .
Cartoona - ,
craoxax ittbt , aTwsaowoBT
Master David Schooler
(The Boy Paderewskl)
Tiny Master of the Pianoforte. -
GRANDASCOPE
MATTWXXB BaVZbT AT SlBOl , , ,
srxazv At rso uu tns
UiStdQU ALLtD VAUDtiVlL,L-tt
WEEK COMMENCING MONDAY MATINEE, MARCH 6
EXTRA SPECIAL ENGAGEN1ENT EXTRA
MAJCMOTX rBODUCTXOIT OT LOBDOB AJTO IIV TOBJK SVCCXSS
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PERCIVAL LAYTON
Stupendous ' Scenlo Bfeota Thirty people Two .Trains," '?
VARSITY TRIO
Bonis and Patter.
-JAMES' H. UCHTER
The Earon at the Piano.
Fitzsimmons and Cameron
Entertainers De Luxe.
AERIAL SHAWS
f ' Daring Mldatr; Artists.
4-ERIIL MERICLE -
" 'Character Impersonator.
PATfTAG
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