'THE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL. PORTLAND. SUNDAY WORNINO. APRIL 15. IS!, Mmicdl Comedy 'The PinkLad H 1 Yoor . . Support 3 I' 1 V 'ffitZX ''nrUr - - 1 '-''1 . C'Aichy mdi tcccoloat th b a morbus I ( I . !! ..ctj la muafril corner. Tb Pink Ldjr. appear l the llelllg Ibratr for Mea night commebclog bunda. Mar 6. itltt of th plc. rw rP' rln hr 1 perform inra mi lh ( la lffrC l Jo will ' dlarar If t mumtf m rtal Mi thai 11 (xm qitaiitu taat aurk a cUmpgt lm public plnloa al Ifca atoniMit U( la ipnBcla rrarlnf for )u( Ihla rhanc. A an laalaar lb pbtMmniil ucr of "Th rtftk lj4r la ctird Ti la plora t flral iUmi la Juat a aauakal cohi rdr. with a aona; and alorjr and a bit of color. Kipling haa blllany outlined (ranwa la a Urn aa it rum and a-at lo oana auMla ojualllf of pcraooailly lhal apaala l hr mala aarb partimiar ra aa4 bona and honk of hair beromaa I ha vary aoul of ail ha crarea in lb bly of mutuant. Tbrouch tha paat It jara. muakal comodx haa baa cUmbln up out of tha field of bndaa poflja To Ita arljr alifa II bapoli tha reatlcaa aplrit of tha IIikh In fact, moat ot tha anlerlaln mania whlfh ra amblf uoualjr da arrtbad aa muaical corned vrra In ra lit juat a mlilura of valaty and bur Iraqua with no rsrd for th unlttaa and aa Httl rh)tna or raaon aa oould h pvrmlttad. In Ita tlma, Ihla aa all right, but gradually lha graat publt; fall tha n of aomrthlna; moro rohrr- anl and a Jlltla mora artlatlr Aa th a nrd 4rlotad, - w found artlata who ln th aubtl Inflorne of color Itni'.- Ing thrlr know lad fa to th enlar(fnnl of I haa airy roliturra of foolary and froth In aa. But allll w war profraaa Inv la aplt of owraalvao and avan tlila color harmony waa no auf ficlant to hlda th defacta of cOnatrurtlon which, after, all. la Iba thing that count a upon th ataf. Thcra war a aartral production which tourhad th frlng of thla public yaarnlnf, bul Isx-ooialnad for "Tha rink I.r to unaarth It. Watch th per formancaa of Ihla cotnady with muair and you wll ar why It atanda out ao dlatlnctivaly. Flrat of all. II haa a atory to 11) and talla IU WItb a llttla rr. adjuatment ht-ro and thrrv. Ita book could b played aa a atraliht fare and tnact with baarty Intoraat; th Biraa while on would navcr mlaa th poa albla aaaoclatlon of a malodloua a-orc. But harlnf daclded to bring thla atory within tb conflnta of muaical comedy. th acor waa aocaaaary and tharcfora th purpoa waa to tnak It taaantlal Hut bow rat thla mualc Into th plot without arrcattna; It darelopmanta? The muaical number e ar nt Intarpolallona. bul acrompaalmrnta. They rrllat lha action and at lltnee aocelarat It aad alwaya brlghtaa tt up. Not a aong U thrr almply for lha vocal affect or po all.lllty. Ita t bar lhay wear Into lha plot and hurry mailer along and color tha atmnaphere. How of tan ha you aaaq a play atari. Ing with ft atory halted for aome lrrTV rant remark aueh aa; "Tonder moon la ahlnlnr awaaUy tonlf hL That uaad to t called muaical comedy llcenae. Put tha pubtla, with a keen aenaa of the rldlculoua. wearied of aucb thlnee and aapecially If tha remark came In a p. propoa of nothing and you knew forth with the tenor waa going to give a very poor Imitation of a nightingale alnging lyrlca to ft roe. No ooloa are lugged In pooelMJ- by lb recta a thla daltghtfaj prfre. aoc The a lory progrewe aturallf aad unfolda Ita rich and hwmorow P iblltlle) and tb ooogo accantuata theaa. By ihla coatbloattoa of book and aoore, lha place become eitraord Inar and tha oubllo la oalch lo dt cover what It waota aa4 know a II lha Inataat It la revealed to litem. The mar not know wb or u wdera land th ubile Influanco which leoda tham to Iho point of recognition but they alwaya 00 reorxnlao aometblag fl'.rrereni wnen 11 la gieo to I barn and to caal!r. about for Iho reaaona of "Th link Lady" remarkabVa vogu Jot watch It cloaely d ooo wlU ttftderaland Inatantiy mai lharo lo aa apparent reaaoo, "Tha n Lady" will apawor at the jiemg ior aevea nlghta beginning May i. wltb a Wednaoday aad a Saturda maUneo. I. WW WEIL m IN TO GET ECONOMY BEE If Not, He Tells It Seattle Wil .Surely -Fly, to . Commission wo--'w Government; Present Plan , No Better Than Old. K ' tBpedal t Tfce JearaaLI . ,Pcatt1,.AprH I7-Unlaa city affair ar condoctcd with greater economy and . ffimncT; than In tb paat, Seattle will adopt" a : comrclealon form Xt govern' ' menL " Thla 1a the prediction of Mayor Ueorg i. cettarlll. In thla opinion ha . la upheld by Councilman Austin E. Orlf- fltha, .who haa juat returned from an extended trip to th oaat combining ' , buslnesg and .study.. Grlf fltha declarea th ' present systam under which this . thunlclpatltjr' conduct Ita affair la the Tery enemy of economy and efficiency. Both declared; that Seattle' charter fa bn Its final trial, and that unleaa better 7 resting are attained the people will de- ? mnd, and properly, so, a commission onn of government, ' Two years ago, when the ward lines Wore Obliterated and a council of nine tnemwora : at largro was substituted for council men from each ward and one at large, it waa hoped city affaire would be conducted with greater dispatch and economy and with better result. This hnp hss not been reallsod. and many clfltene believe th former ayetem preferable to the present. Instead of working together for the general good, tha nine councllmea have engaged In personal rampalgna and In. acrimonious dispute. Some of Iho members have espoused radical hobblea until th rou tine of th municipality waa neglected god each councilman rode his own. hobby In an effort to promote personal ambl tlon. The occasion of the warning by the mayor waa at the first gathering under me praaeni auminiiirtuun 01 in aa vlsory board, which Mayor Cotterlll haa enlarged to Include heads of all depart menta and the City council. The mayor waa well pleased at tb . get-together spirit manifested, and h told depart ment heads that he will jcpect greater efficiency from each- With efficiency must go economy, he stated. Unless there is marked efficiency under th present administration, there will ho a movement for the commission form of government before tba next city election. . ai in nrii or ine year there were 20.60X.OO0 horsea and 4,32,000 mules In tha United 8tates, an Increase of 231.- 000 of the former and 89,000 of the Ut ter In a year. The United States exported more than 12.000,000 pounds . of - dynamite . -and nearly 1,000,000 pounds of gunpowder last year. ' Becking conl deposits, the . Prussian government lias sunk the deepest bore hole In the world to a depth of 7466 feet. ID RN SCHOOL E FAR IN INTEIR State Superintendent Finds Lakeview High Among . Country's Best. ' (Ralem Bureau of The Jonretl.) Salem, Or., April 17. Stat School Ruporlntendont L. R. AJUerman returned Wednesday from hla first vtalt Into Lake county. In tha southern part of the state, and said be met one of th moat pleasant surprises' of his lifs at Lake view. ..... - "After traveling 110 mile by atage to reach Lakeview, when I reached there I found a handsome 50,000 high school building, with th finest high aehool au ditorium In the state, located on an eight acre tract of land, and with the school organised .to .meet almost every need of the people," said Superintendent Alderman. "The ocbool Is doing nearly all the work usually don by a T. M. C A. It haa fine playgrounds,' and Is con ducting night classes. It Is up to date n every way." Superintendent Alderman also spent some time visiting the high schools In Klamath county. He said that at Klam ath Falls the high school was conduci ng an experiments.) station in connec tion with, the county poor 'farm. Journal, Want Ads bring results. mm K give SUCCESSFUL RECITAL The rectal given by a number of Irr ington girls Krlday evening. April It. In the Church of Good Tidlnga. Twenty- rourtn ana Broadway atreeta. for the boneflt of the poor children's cot st Good Samaritan hospital, waa a grati fying success la every particular. The excellent program reflected much credit on the young parformera. and waa enlnved by an audlencw that com fortably filled th church. The randy table, prcalded over by Mlaa Both Ludlam, did a good buelneaa. and Mia Jeanett West sold geraniums at another gaily-decorated booth. I Th aura of fft waa realised and will k. ,. am A Ka Kna rvl f I skf ahM I The young girl a wh h el pod t make the affair a succcas were: Mlaseo I fr othy Bliss, Beth Ludlam. Jeannatte West. Jeannette Wlgglne. Helen 7.1m- roerman. Conatanc Da via, Beatrice Por. teoua, Varna Barker, Ioellle Slevera, Madeline Orady, Jean Mndlay, Helen Wegmann, Helen Barnea, Irene Barnea. Minerva Itolbrook. Francta Kingaiey. Kranrla Wardner and Master Oeorge Horace Wardner Jr. STORE WHERE LADIES CAN TRADE familvLia uor Store For Beautllying the Yard and Veranda : The illustration Rliown herewith will give you an idea. You can make your veranda a regular bower of beauty, We' have thousands of Geran ; iums, Salvia, Lobelia, Heliotrope, . Alyssum, Petunias, etc. Talk to us about your Plant , Boxes, Urns, Japanese Tubs ami Hanging Baskets for porches and windows, also Bedding Plants for the yard. We can tell you what ""-will make the mot effective dis play. .Our. plants are strong, hardv, .well grown and free flowering. .Remember, there is a difference. Try our plants this year and be convinced. Plant Dahlia and Gladlola Bulbs Now Special sale of Dahlias this week. Our booklet on growing Dahlias free to alL Buy Aster Plants Now URPLE and WHITE for the ELKS' CONVENTION. " W have grown for you some Very choice' early flowering Aster .plants that will flower 'during Elks' , coivention. Order at once tor our .supply is limited of this special early flowering type but we have any quantity of Giant Crego, Comet attd other -fall varieties. 30NT NEGLECT YOUR LAWN Rem!mDer. nothing adds a greater air of refinement to v Highest Quality Evergeen Lawn Grass Seed nives. he morfatisfactorv results. Aool- WILGROWl 1 " W garaen 1,wn '"f- It does wonders. Your money back if you want it Other Senoonablc Stocks Sr" Sd B.uckce ,.Inclfet?rr ?d r?A!dJ,f.;.I"sect,c,des etc- Sprayers. Garden Tools and' Supplies of all kinds. Weed .Killer! Lawn ivuiicrs ana blowers. - - . , llMSccdanf Strength for the weak and pleasure for the strong is to be found in every bottle of Whiskey and Wine we sell. There's not "a brand in our store but what has some dis tinctive merit. All are well matured, have a rich flavor and ran be highly recommended for family use., Special for the Week GORDON Dry tf aa Gin, per bottle. . sj 1 UU GORDON'S Sloe Gin, price per bot tle is.v.C.!.v. , $1.25 COAT'S Ply-f of mouth Gin, both aJl.aCiD DE KUYPER'S G ene v a Gin, square black 1 QC bottle, quart V OO SIR ROBERT BURNETT'S Imported Jamaica Rum, per bottle , ; . . . : .$1.25 HILLWOOD, Bourbon Whiskey, full quart.... .. $1.00 :. I MULTNOMAH Pure Rye Whiskey, fuU quart. . . $1.00 -'. GUCKENHfilMER bot'dinbondRye Whiskey, qt $1.00 ; 5UNNYBROOK bot'd in bond Bour. Whiskey, qt. $100 BLACK AND WHITE Scotch Whiskey, bottle. . .$1.35 JOHN DEWAR Scotch Whiskey, per bottle $1.35 OLD SMUGGLER Scotch Whiskey, 15 years in ; (he wood, per quart. ....,.. . .,. . .c. . ; . ...$1.75 NATIONAL MONOGRAM Whiskey, full quart; . . .75 : r : ; 4 full quarts, express prepaid, $2.75 'CALIFORNIA Sweet Wines Port, Sherry, Angelica, To-!' ' kay Muscatel, Madeira and Malaga, gallon. .$1 to $4 CALIFORNIA Dry Red Wine Claret, Zinfandel and Bur- gundy, per gallon t . . . . . .,50J to $4.00 CALIFORNIA Dry Wine White, Riesling and Sauterne,' per gallon W . . . J .75 to $3.00 l ' 't i - . " ' . . . ; ; , a . FREE DELIVERY IN OUR AUTO, which . carries no , ' ( , . , ; signs, insuring no publicity on delivery. " EXPRESS PREPAID on out-of-town orders of $4 or over. 1 National Wine Co FJFTH AND STARK STS PORTLAND, OR.: For the' Position of Family Dentist BTm. 9. M. 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WHY?; Because they have proven to be the best and in the long runonsidering the number '.of years of service the chapest Mower on the market. ' ' PENNSYLVANIA -BALL BEARING LAWN TRIMMERS Save time 'and save backaches. . They trim up the rough edges left by the lawn mower, around flower beds and next to. walls, fences, etc. , . ' They are only 6-inch cut, making them easy to handle .Better get one Before theyTe all gone. GARDEN-TOOLS.: GARDEN HOSE IlONEYr.IAN 0A0DWARE CO. i n Fourth and alder streets. . Main 6499, A-4499. JOURNAL WANT ADS PAY BEST I -1 Phones r ' - '