THE ' OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, ' SATURDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER U. W3.
TownTopics
TONIGHT'S AMUSEMENTS
HEILIO The
clan.
Great Raymond, ; magl-
BAKER The Baker
Players, la "The
Cull f th. Knrth"
LTRIC Armstrong- Follies company In
"The Maglo Cave." - - .
ORPHEUM. Orpheum circuit yaude-
vllle. .
THE EMPRESS Vaudeville.
PA NTAOjfib Vaudeville.
THE OAKS Amusement park.
Weather Conditions.
? Portland .-andieinity Fair tonight
and Sunday. Easterly winds.-;
Oregon and Washington Fair tonlfM
with light frost east portion. "Sunday
fair. Easterly winds; .
Idaho Fair tonight, cooler southwest
portion.. Frost tonight. Sunday fair.
THEODORE F. DRAKE.
Acting District Forecaster.
Tares Denied . Citlxenship Robert
Wurgaf tr 8 i 6-TronttreeV-wa refused
citlxenship this morning In the circuit
court on the ground that his witnesses
were not qualified. W. Margulls. llquoi
dealer at 875 Fifth street, and J. Mar
gulls, contractor, were the witnesses.
Henry Hazard, naturalisation agent, ob
jected to the final papers for Wurgeft
on the ground thafW. Margulls has
been Involved in too many cases where
the moral question was the issue. The
agent read a long list of police court
arrests and prosecutions from bouses to
which Margulls holds a lease.. "I don't
think citizenship is worth coming back
for," said Charles H. Paddlson yester
day afternoon, when tie was asked 'to
study the government more and report
in 30 days. At this statement the court
directed that Paddison's application be
denied with prejudice, which means that
he must jyeit five jrears before again
"asking for citizenship. .Wllhelm Rlttel
was denied final papers on the ground
that he was Illegally in the United
States. It was , shown by the govern
ment that he deserted an English ship
while it was in an American harbor.
Judge Xemoves Phone Judge McGinn
I has had his telephone in court chambers
removed. "Too much bother" is the rea-
son given by the Judge for discontinuing
his service. When the judges moveo.
into the new rooms last fall. Judge Mc
Glnn gave orders that his court room
hw - mratnoed with only - one phone, as
two telephones would cause .too muoh
annoyance during the course of trials.
Soon after entering the new chambers,
the Judge directed that the bailiff not
call him during the progress of a trial,
but all calls would be answered during
recess or at noon. A few days ago, the.
telephone jwasjsusy during the forenoon
session of court. The Judge that after
noon ordered that service to his room be
discontinued. "Attorneys wanting to see
me about business should come to the
courthouse," says the Judge. In each
of the other court rooms, the Judges
have both telephones.
Iron Jawed Kan Arrested Joe De-
nuff, the "Iron Jawed Wonder," who
lifts a horse with his teeth, cannot
support his wife, who had him arrested
yesterday on a charge of non-support
Denuff was arrested at Hlllsboro, where
he u giving exhibitions of his
strength with the Arnold shows. Deputy
Sheriff Salisbury brought the man to
Multnomah county last evening and
placed him in the county Jail to await
trial for the charge made by Mrs. De
nuff. "I'd support her If I could." he
says, "but I can't make any money lift
ing horses, biting nails in two parts, or
giving demonstrations of strength."
Denuff has traveled the vaudeville cir
cuits, giving exhibitions of his strength.
Accountants Elect Officers At the
annual meeting of the Oregon State
Society of Public Accountants, held
Wednesday night in the office of the
president, officers were elected as fol
lows: President, John Y. Richardson;
vice president, E: H. Coills; secretary
treasurer, W. D. Whltcomb; auditor,
Lester Thompson. They succeeded Wil
liam Whltcomb, J. M. Ferguson, John Y.
Richardson and Alex C. Rae. S. S.
Barker and George Rldout were admitted
to the society. The society hopes dur
ing the coming year to obtain the pas
Rage of an act creating a state boaTd of
accountancy for the elevation and regu
latlon of the profession.
Citizens of Oregon who appreciate the
efficient service rendered by United
Hiatcs Senator Jonathan Bourne Jr., and
who desire that Oregon retain the ad
vantage It now has in congress by rea
son of his experience, national standing
end important committee positions, are
requested to meet In the. auditorium of
the East Side Library, East Alder and
East Eleventh streets, at 8 o'clock p.
m., Aionoay evening, Beptemtier ZJ.
Bartender Kills Himself Fred
Broucher, 38 years old, bartender em
ployed by Tanni & Carbarino, committed
Uiclde last night in his room at the
Hooster hotel at 205 Jefferson by drink
lng carbollo acid. His body was found
at 10 o clock last night by the chamber
maid. Little is known of Broucher's
relatives except that there is a sister in
the cuy and a brother somewhere in
Washington.
Gang Torments Tailor Boyish pranks
directed at M. Fiebel, a tailor at 1357
Sandy Road, led him to appeal to the
police to stop a gang of six or seven
boys from annoying him. He declared
mat the gangsters, ranging in aire from
17 to 20 years, have tormented him every
evening for some time. He said he can
stanl It no longer.
Missionary Tnlon Called The Worn
en's Baptist Home and Foreign Mission
ary union will hold its regular quarterly
meeting at L,ents Baptist church, Tues
uay, ocpiemoer zt, at 19:30 o clock a.
rn. The meeting will last all day. Take
Mount' Scott car and get off at Third
avenue.
Child Taken Prom Parents Flghtlns
by both parents over the custody of lit
tle reiue ti. juctjoy, four years old,
caused judge Oatens this morntnir In
Juvenile court to place the child in the
custody or Mrs. , M. R. Plants. 68 East
Twenty-eighth street The parents are
divorced, Tfte child was recently placed
In the Plantz' home, but the mothor took
Dr. Norman F. Coleman
Will Preach Sunday Morning
AT 10 30 AT
First Methodist
Church
' Corner Third snd Taylor.
SUBJECT:
"The Ministry of ToU."
Mrs. Florence Ewell
Atkins
The Southern Woman Orator
Will Speak at 7:80.
TOPIC:
"How Tennessee Went
Dry.
MYi. E. B. Mirrer""wtTrsfri r
aT"
both services. You are cordially
r Invited Jo these services.
the girl pYV, keeping her in a room
ing house: The father made' a com
plaint that th child was not In proper
hands. ..- , -. V
liquor Sold to Drunk. ' X Chaxffe
William Weber, bartender In a, saloon
at Union avenue and Russell street, was
arrested last night by Patrolmen Hunt
and Gustaf8on on a charge of selling
liquor to a drunken man, the witness in
the case being- Gus Johnson. The case
will be heard Tuesday in the municipal
court . - - v
GUI Bros. Dahlia Gardens, are the
largest on the coast Take Montavilla
car to Eightieth street transfer to
Eighty-ninth street on 1 Mount Hood
transfer car, thence three blocks east
and four north to gardensAutomobiles
take Base Line to Eighty-second street,
thence north to GUsan and east to
Ninety-second street
Xasama to Bee Upper Clackamas
The Mazama's Sunday hike will be from
Casadero over a route that will cover
portions of both the Clackamas and Its
north forfcra totar distance of eight or
nine miles. The club has chartered a
special car for the trip, which will les
sen the expense as well as afford better
accommodations.
Beilroed Kan Killed F. S. Gatler, 68
rears old, of Aurora, Or., employed by
the. Southern Pacific, was fatally in
jured yesterday at Aurora and died in
Portland shortly after being taken to
the Good Samaritan hospital. He was'
crushed about the head and sustained in
ternal injuries.
V
01111s, on the Mt Hood line, In the
fertile Powell valley. . Excursion Sun
day, September 22, by Umbdeostock &
Larson company, to show this property.
Special cars leave Third and Yamhill at
19 a. m., returning A o'clock. Round
trip tickets, Including lunch, 25c.
Sessions of taw Department, Univer
sity f Oregon Commence Monday,
September 23, 1912. For information
call or write to T. Walter Glllard, sec
retary. 214 Central building, Portland,
Or. Seniors will meet at 8:15 for the
first lecture.
airs. Charlotte Curtis will leoture on
Tuesday morning, September 24, at
10 at the Multnomah hotel, " subject
"The Return of Peter Grimm."
Sunday Exonrslon to Cascade locks on
steamer Bailey Gatzert $1 round trip;
leaves Alder street dock at a. m., re
turning at 4:45 p. m. Phone Main 914.
Onr famous large and Juicy Yamhill
crawfish are now at their very best
Our entertainment of the highest order.
The HoiDrau-Queu Phone Main 919.
Steamer Jessie Parkins tor Camas.
Washougal and way landings, dally ex
cept Sunday. Leaves Washington street
dock at 2 p. m.
W. 0. W. Drill Teams will entertain
at Crystal Lake Park Sunday. Cordial
invitation extended to all.
Coal Prom Canada and Utah has no
equal. Phone E. 303, C-2303. Edlefsen.
S A. Wise and associates, painless
dentists. Third and Washington.
Dr. C. K. Wheeler moved from Mar-
quam to Medical bullulng.
Supper 25o. St.
Patrick's, Sunday
from 4:30 to 7:30.
Sr. Breltlinff, splnologlst. Royal bldg.
BABY CONTEST TICKETS
TO THE HEILIG THEATRE
NOW BEING AWARDED
(Continued From Page One.) "
Among them are several tots with big
black eyes, who were born in Italy and
Greece, a few from England and Ger
many and one from' Scotland. Owing
to this fact the contest has taken on
international aspects. The Journal has
already cautioned the Judges to take
great care In making their choice of tho
prettiest baby, for it is serious busi
ness this choosing the handsomest in
fant when each Is individually the most
beautiful in all the world in the eyes
of its parents.
Watch tomorrow's Journal, because
the names of the three persons who will
Judge the photographs and choose the
prettiest baby will be announced In It
For those who are Impatient to know
the names of those who comprise th!a
most Important tribunal it can only be
stated at this time that they are well
known Fortlanders and have compre
hensive knowledge of babies and their
ways.
They will begin their work imme
diately after the contest closes Mon
day evening at 6 o'clock and their choice
of the first second and third prettiest
babies, in their opinion, will be an
nounced in The Journal Tuesday aft
ernoon. At the same time the photos
of the babies winning The Journal's
three special prizes will be published.
The first prise will be box t-he
Helllg, where Margaret Mayo's delight
ful farce, "Baby Mine," will be played
next week. The second prize will be
four lower floor seats and the third
prize two lower floor seats. "Baby
Mine" Is a wonderfully funny play, a
vivid depiction of the feelings, trials
and tribulations of a' man who finds
himself, quite unexpectedly, the father
of triplets. The first performance Is
billed for Sunday night and the last
Wednesday evening. Monday night the
parents of the first 60 babies whose
photos were received .will attend tho
show.
For those who by some mischance
have overlooked the rules and who want
to enter their baby In the contest the
rules are reprinted. They are: Babv
must be four years old or under. Its
photograph must bo mailed or delivered
to the city editor of The Journal before
Monday evening at 6 o'clock and the
name of the baby. Us nge and the proper
address of Us parents must be written
plainly on the back of the picture.
Here are more of the babies, whose
parents believe will surely be prize
winners:
John Edward Orunlng, 8 months, 90
North Seventeenth street.
Donald Purdin, sent by Mrs. William
Wallace, 70 Third street. Ashland, Or.
Helens MeHardy, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. William MeHardy, 687 East
Davis street:
Charles A. Silverman, 8 years, 8
months, son of Maurice Silverman 124
North Sixth street.
Sally Silverman. 6 months, son of
Maurice Silverman, 124 North Sixth
street
Mary, 3tt years, snd Maximllan, 2
years, daughter and son of Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Kaffeslder, 965 East Twenty-fourth
street North.
' Hugh Winder Nibley, 18 months, son
of A. Nibley, 444 East Eighteenth North.
Grace Elizabeth Oliver, 8 years, 2
months, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alex
M. Oliver, 404 Jefferson street
James David O'Connell, 2. years, 6
months, son of , Mrs. J. D. O'Connell,
485 Goldsmith street.
Helen Mary O'Connell. 2 months,
daughter of Mrs. J. D. O'Connell, 485
Goldsmith street.
Vanessa Priscilla Harrison. 18 months,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur J.
HaxrlsonJ t North Ninth street
Lindsay Wilson, S years, 6 months,
son of Mrs. V, M. Wilson, 681 Thompson
street.-'- r -
John R, Coogan, months, son of Mr,
Journal Prize Baby
Tots of Foreign Birth Vie With American Bom Children
No. 1 Ruth Basbllne, 2 years, 1 month and 5 days, daughter o Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Bashllne, 575 Gideon
- street, Portland. 2 Hugh Thomas Sawyer, 2 years and 9 months, son of Bernard B. Sawyer, 841
Weldler street. 3 Marshall John Shannon Suter, 692 East Tenth street, age 2 years and 2 months, son
, -of John and Emily Suter. Frank Halbert McElroy, 3 months, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. McElroy,
758 East Seventh street, North. 5 Gwendolyn Robinson, age l months, daughter of Mr, and Mrs.
W. J. Robinson, 5505 Thirty-seventh avenue, southeast. 6 Earl Wilson, age 6 months, son of Mrs. H.
: , Wilson, 252 Seventh street 7 Rose B. Schols, age 15 months, daughter)fMrr-and-Mrs. G. ScholsT
552 Roselawn avenue. 8 Evangeline Ropp,.age 2V years, daughter of Mrs. A, H. Ropp, 1121 East
Belmont. 9 Glenn Howard Jepsen, 2 years, 96 8Borth wick street, :10 Gertrude Adele Engeman,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Eageman, 960 Corbett. - .
S L jnn ;
and Mrs. W. Coogan, 1185H Alblna av
enue. Bertha Olive Stevenson, 1 year,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Steven
son, 92 East Seventy-eighth street
North.
Cynthia May Kenner, 3 years, daugh
ter of Mrs. Roy Kenner, 629 Hoyt street
LaRcna M. Crowley, 3 months, daugh
ter of Mrs. Earl Crowley, Garden Home,
Or.
Arthur William Mulr, 66 East Twenty-first
street.
Mildred May Miller. 3 years, 6 months,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert T.
Mlllfr, 832 Mississippi avenue.
Willard C. Hoadley, 1 year, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Clark Hoadley, 955 Glad
stone avenue.
Margaret Hirsh 26 months, daughter
of Mrs. R. A. Hirsh, 808 East Forty
fourth street.
PanBy Helen Shellaby 1 year, daugh.
ter of Mr. and Mrs. IL K. Shellaby, 126
East Thirty-fourth street
Donald E. Bonestrel, 3 yeafe, eon et
Mrs. Hazel Bonestrel, 406 Fourth street
Ruby Vetsch. daughter of Mrs. Lena
Vetsch, 612 East Market street
-Wrron Alva Sperry, son of Mr. and
Mrs. ETJ7 Sperry," 94tEasf Caruthers
street.
Donald William Klein. 9 months, eon
of Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Klein, 423M Mor
rison street.
Genevieve Mildred Fenton, 15 months
daughter of Mrs. L. J. Fenton. 48c
Goldsmith street.
Ener I. Swanson, 8 months, Mr. and
Mrs. C. 13. Swanson, 783 East Salmon
street.
Sovereign Weinman, 18 months, son
The Line of Emgxess
That All Can Join
A sayings account is the best example
of thrift--and thrift spells progress.
One dollar will open a savings account
in this bank.
100 SAFETY
HARTMAN-cSr-THOMPSON BANK-
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE BUILDING
Contest Takes Inte Aspect
of Mrs. M. Weinman, Esmond hotel.
Neville Alexander, 3 months, 8 weeks,
son of Mrs. and Mrs. H. F. Alexander,
Hotel Blackstone.
Edgar Martin, 3 years, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Martin, 5406 Sixty-fourth
street southeast.
William Paul Lancefleld, IS months,
407 East Thirty-seventh street
Thomas L Sandercock Jr., 18 'months,
son of Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Sandercock,
768 East Eighth street
Gladys M. Sollers, 4 months, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. George Sollers, 965
Gladstone avenue.
Charles Victor Smith, 4 years, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Chris Smith, 562 Mar
ket street.
Margaret Israel. 15 months, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Israel, 1133 Glenn
avenue.
Wayne Whttton Glbbs, 28 months, 309
East Forty-seventh street.
Charles William Gale, S years. 111
East Fortj-elghth street.
Dorothy Minnie Gumbest I years 8
months, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J.
Gumbest, 283 Sheridan street
Wendell Dean Burke, 4 months, eon of
Mr. and Mrs. Edward R. Burke. 483
North Twenty-third street.
Margerle Scott, 0 months, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Scott, 4703 Forty
third avenue, southeast.
Wesley Servls Broten, son of Mr.
and Mrs. L. II. Broten. 403 First street.
William Carl Peterson Jr., 9 months,
son of Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Peterson,
1188 East Glenn avenue North.
Kathryn Gauntt, 4 years, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Newton C. Gauntt, 704
4 INTEREST
Hoyt street
Marguerite Auderer, 8 months, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. N. Auderer. 920
East Gllsan street
Elizabeth Dorothy Eeabrook, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Seabrook, 500S
Forty-first street, southeast
Mary Pauline Hansen, 9 months,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Han
sen, 2068 East Eugene street.
Esther Bashllne, 1 year 10 months,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Bashllne,
675 Gideon street
Grace Lillian Rhyne, 3 years 6
months, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E.
DR. ERICH VON DRYGALSKI, PROFESSOR OF
GEOGRAPHY OF MUNICH, GERMANY, VISIT
ING THE HOME TELEPHONE & TELEGRAPH
COMPANY OF PORTLAND, OREGON, SAID:
"It is just like the Automatic System we are
now using in Munich. ,,We have 600,000
population, and last year we had one half of
our telephones operating manually and one
half operating automatically. A vote of the
people was taken and there was an over
whelming majority for the automatic tele
phone. We now have all automatic tele
phones in Munich. We are up to date."
John A. Melton
Carpenter
and Builder
Office and Store
Fixtures built and
remodeled.
Altering and re
repairlng houses.
Show Cases and
Counters built.
Factory and Office 235 Second
street, near main.
Phones: Main 1787; A-1787
Pure Beautiful Jade Jewelry
Uoid Bracelets ana big
net Rings of all de
scriptions made to or
der. ' American names
engraved with the
three cardinal Chinese
characters, via Olory.
.Prosperity. . and .long
evity. Charges rea
sonable and ordere of
anr destrn aremptly executed and Bnt
prepaid to sny part
Rkilled Xlhlneae Jtw
of the U. S. The
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wJ-
neee Jewelers, TOOK SAXQ
B. Rhyne. 1144 Maryland avenue.
Alloa Wade, I years I months, daugh
ter of Mrs. N. B. Wade, 154 Alblna ave
nue. Harvey Walter Lyons. months, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Lyons, Milwau
kee, Or.
Thelma StanfllL 21 months, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. William Stanflll, Lents.
Of. ' ,v
Helen Roy Hood Rennle, 7 months,
1129 East Market street
Thomas Elbert .Glbbs Jr.. 101 East
Forty-seventh street
Doris L, Osbourn. 2 years, daughter
of Mrs. S. J. Ostournr70E8t SIty-
nlnth street north.
Nellie Frances Shopmeyer, t years
months.
Louis Arthur Wacksmuth, 2 years. '
Elizabeth Price, S years, daughter of
Mrs. E. Price, 351 Williams avenue.
Bernlce Francis Vowles, 4 years.
Lloyd Wind le, 1000 Minnesota avenue.
Lucyle Rood Crocker, 8 months.
daughter of Mrs. R. C. Crocker, 2115
Multnomah street.
Pasquallno IerulitH- months, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Ierulli. 6107 Fif
ty-fourth street south.
Elwoed D. Howse, 2 years, son of Mr.
and Mrs. M. D. Howse, 2123 Hassalo
street
Margaret V. Howse, 11 months,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Howse,
2128 Hassalo street
Virginia Rose Perry, 1 year, daughter
of Mrs. C. Perry, 667 Northrup street
Last Opportunity to See Won
derful Picture
Mr. Walter Glfford Smith, war cor
respondent, traveler, Journalist and lec
turer, will give an address at Grace
Memorial Episcopal church. Seventeenth
and Wiedler streets; on Sunday evening
at 7:30 o'clock. The lecture will be il
lustrated from Mr. Smith's wonderful
collection of oolored slides and motion
pictures of Hawaiian scenes and "life on
the Islands. The remarkable picture
showing Kilauea volcano in eruption will
be shown for the last time In thla elty.
Admission free.
Bowers Hotel, 11th and Stark
American ana European Plate
Charles H. Rowley, Mgr.
Eastern oysters, Maryland beauties,
45c pint Olympla oysters, 45c pint
Columbia river salmon, 12 Vie. Chicken
halibut 12 Ho Hard shell clams, 6o
lb. Rasor clams, 15o dozen. Mllchner
Herring, $1.25 per keg. Norway bloater
mackerel, 16o and 60o each. Ring East
418. B-1484. D. Kellaher A Co., 123 H
Grand avenue.
The enduring
quality of
Barber
Asphalt
and Its adapted
ness under all con
ditions of traffic
has been univer
sally established.
No dust, no noise,
no cracks, no
chuck holes and
a long life with
few repairs. That's
the kind of pave
ment the taxpayer
wants. That's the
kind you get In
bltulithlc.
Quickest Results Are Obtained
AMTSE3JXXTS
TOWS TAX.X
Tear Xt Orxrtnnlty
Dost Kiss This Treat,
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;i . HEILIG THEATRE
TONIGHT
THE GREAT A
lie World's Most Famous Magician
and Illusionist
Seventy Tons of Stage, Settlnjrs.
Evening Lower fir, 11 rows, 41.60:
7 rows. II. Balcony, 76c, 50a. Gal
lery, 360, 26c Seats now selling.
jTeats How Stum (
HKILJO THEATRES " '
4 raSm.- Tomorrow
Special Price Matinee Wednesday
Wm. A. Brady, Ltd.. Presents :
. The Brilliant Comedy ,
"BABY MINE"
By Margaret' Mayo (a former Port
land Girl.)
Splendid Cast Superb Production.
Evenings Lower floor, .11.60. $1.00.
Balcony, 81, 7cl 60c. : Gallery, 60O.
Wed. Matinee, II, 75c, 60c, 36c 2Jo,
BAKER
HON
TKKATBB I
liain a, A-SS60
Qo. LTBakev. Xt
HOME OF i i
The Baker Playdro
AST
THECALL0FTHEN0RTH
As played with Immense suecesa in New
York by Robert Edeson. A thrilling- story j
of the wilderness, dramatised from Btew.
art Edward White's beautiful novel.
"The Conjurer's House," by George
Broadhurst Intense plot Great oomedy
situations. Superb soenlo effects. Eve-,
nlngs, 250, 60c, 35c. Mats. Wed, and;
Sat. 26c only. Next week neatest of;
all comedies, starting tomorrow mat-.
"Seven Days."
MAXV 6, A-1030
KATXITZB BVEBT BAT, 18o. ISO, BOO
MIGHTS, 19o, aSo, BOO, TSe
TXEATBB WZZX SIPT. IS.
Jos E. Howard and icabel KoGaae,
Owen McOiveney Delro.
Claud and Jennie Usher.
Oomedy Acts Boxing" Xangaree, ,
acauaee Sauy
Week Sept. 10. Pint Exclusive Moving?
Plotures of oeaeral Booth's XtaaereXj
i Child's Btawauansi rive jragfUsvff Jew
I els; Black Brothers: Orpheus 7 our) Or
chsstra. Popular prices. Boxes and first
, row balcony reserved. Box off lee open,
from 10 a. m. to 10 p. m. Phones I A-r
8230 ICalxi 4636. Curtain Si30, TiU and .
Katinee Dally at 8.30.
B7XCXAX. stohcxx pkicxs
Matinees 10c Nights a& -
5 BIG FEATURE ACTS 6;
LYRIC
TBOBATUB
4th and Stack St,
Extra! Extra! TKB SCAOIO OATS
The Mystery of Mysteries The queer
est. Strangest, Funniest and Moat Fas
cinating Attraction Once seen, never
forgotten. And The Armstrong; lollies.
Company in "FAQUITA, a Spanish Omt.
let" Usual Lyric prices. Regular Lyrlo,
performances. .
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The OAKS
Portland's Great Amusement Park
GOLD HUNT
sawahavs ass azj ua
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Comer Vaughn and Twenty-fourth Stsi
Los Angeles
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Portland - J
SZVTZ1CBXB 17, 18. 19, SO, 81. 88. i::
Qamee begin week days I p, m. Sua .
days 1:80 p. m,
XtXDTZV BAT TBIBAT, -Boys
under 11 free to bleachers Wednta. ;
day. - - -
g BStSBS'-!-
HOTEL
STEBABT-
SAN FRANCISCO
Geary Street, store Union Squart
European Plan $1.60 a day trp
American Pisa $3.00 a day up e ,
Kev steel end Wick eUeU. Bvatv
udera eenrenUace. M4te rat,
CmIw af llMetreaad reuUeteiM. Oei
ar Unas trmaarriac all ever city, alsei
trie ossaiaes aseets tralas and etiassirSj
"Drua; or Liquor
mSlave." Freed
1 for all time fcr 0P
ciaiist
D.B.GriffinlMD,
V Phone Tshor 1111.
Corner E. tOth and
Brasee 8U., City.
Oregon Humane Society!
OrrXOB 174 XABXSOV ST. .
raon xaxh S9st a-tss
Refer all cruelty oils to this fflee.
XOBSB AKBtrtAHCB KAXSXAZ.1. tO
Foster & Klclacr;
Outdoor Advertuers
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