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Newspaper Page Text.the Evraaire. j6tmiiL? voztulztd:' oiTEQoy,; sattjitday, may. 10, 1002. ! - t 1 1 T p-. CALVIN J1EILIG, Mgr. maru alt. grand:, theatre CALVIN KtlUG, Mgr. Ceo, Baker Manager , v OreN. 1076 Cot, 5C3 v Friday and Saturday Nights, May: 16-17 SpccialMatinee Axtrjz: f ".V." " Starting Sunday AfternodnMay II, and Remainder of Wec!t I'-,.,. ; SPECIAL, ENGAQBMENT! ; ' ; I ; FASHIONABLE EVENT-fv -.-jry-- UTV r:;;"nfth;Weekof the; Popular and Succsful MR. N. C.: JVUSS'AlAXINB :. ' . . . 4. ' inn. nrttrii o 1 vfii ciiiu AAJMrAni I -iS;5. a, it "11 -v 11 ct-11 4 ' : mW AM AflNIPff.PMT rrtDODCT DOftRI ITIAKl ft HlrtlWirtlfl'''rMrtMlBvf.-1'-? & ELI WMmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm 1 ; ; - ; I ; ' ; FRIDAY NIQHT and FRIDAY NIQHT and "When We:WTwenty?qhfeAN AMERI?AN;CmZEN.'':;: With. aU tb sceclo kccesMriei bd mbillUhmenU that wr uwd t the KKlCtCKBBOCKKR THEATER, Kejr torfc p4 0 rixin(t! .production t tb ,) -' - " " ' ' CoiM&t TheaUr, lAndon. ' jusI . n' rM A 1 1 . '-r " I "" ' 1 1 .j-'-.i' 1 1 ' ir11 in , ),n,i 1:11 1 . j, 1 irn..' !-n ii'f t.. n w, 1'" 1 .)'. ".1.. "mass r PRICES, BOTH HATJNEH5 AN1 KiaHT-twr floor, xcpt Mat t rowt, W.00; iMt rowii LM. Balcony, flrt (tow, .tt?0: MconA rov, $1.00; third . I rowa' 75o; lait row 0o. OftlUry, raaerved. 85o; balano. SSo. fioxu and loraa, ll-8 1 ' " t . V k' , 1 . - - BALB 07 BEATS WIW jpPSN WKJjNEspAtJVIORNlNa A 10 O'CLOCK. Not mora than lO aeaU to any on panon tvt anr .alnl (arformanc will baaold. THE KING His :Commibft ,Whirlof'ExcitemenfihMadrid; Programforeik's F6stiyitiesA; Billl -Fight (Journal ttaf BarrtoaV ' ,ttADRID, May UL Tha fofaa praeadlnff th oomlnj-zof a At ' Klrw ' Alfona ihlrt alonarltb boHdartnaiiluoaltyi Thy bava eonvertad lCadrtiflv'ta qtty p IPJctur ,ot fba younk toonarob jfletm fram almot arartVall and vlnoo' af tna capital.. : , t j Ilia patriotic aubjecta ara inaklnr bed lam ( vtnai.atraatav. and vtaltora-y acraa . tftat narer betora: ha-va tbay teco aucb atraorfllnary waaitb. and. brilliancy af daaorattanai' , f 9raf elkn flaga, "with red and yellow atraainera.? And. pennanta of ullvf and rold oboka tha alr; raolvlnt iba -aui hin oartlal nthfc ,They hanjt thick In every thoroughfare and drapa every public aquara. , , 'Uhdaf the flaga merrymaker bold a naler holiday. ; Qroupi wot . sweet-voiced youngster rftray hither and thither breathing, soft ntlodlea. i Occasionally the young king and the queen 'regent drive .past In an' open' car" rtage, their approach heralded by mount ed 'officers. ,,.,- k ' ' Theft follows to 'scene of headatranc tu ; Mut Mawt waakew .aa4-MaarK-raMAr pelB-aaaa Horn th pnm f .aaaabj a-. - Several of tha arajroary laaVaoa fronx ahroa feaawaartaed la.tha elty. and' tomotrawthay 'WIU bataoalra afflblally, thetr reeeptloa f dcmlna-'the ; flrsts bniu U rhatottgcham tf ere-Bontea a.nd- faa' VvMiea. wMeh la ta-awlmltiata' lnh-4il at fbeChamber of Deputlea ona Veals from today. An autUba of tha completed pragrasa, for tha week la aa follows: , - iVi THONDERxMOUNTAIN i s ; Thunder Mountain la tha iublect st A half -page' Illustrated article in the "New fork -Herald of Sunday.' April-. "Tha Herald Yearns,' pott Inquiry of Professor . tvld; T-' tay, chief ot the dlvt-lon of ailnerlU "resources or the- rtoJoglcal stir vey at 'Vashltigtoni that force taf mow being orgaiKsed for aa ofAotaa mvestlga lion by mining experts of the geological survey enough It may be several weeks Before tha - party, can., gett upon, tba f rounds.-- Professor? Day who has- soma persona? knowledges of " the-" country named, says he will, not b surprised If there are valuable gold, deposits in 'tha region of Thunder mountain, Tha Herald article "follows .., - f. f pvery road ta Idaho Isada to the.gpld fields of Thonder Mountain this year, as they did few year ago In Colorado to1 Cripple creak, f A rush. that, la almost un precedented. In the hlatory of mlrdng .tn the Northwest, rivaling evea that of tha -Klondike booro, Is on, and thousands of -men 'ara golpg helter-skelter toward the "mountain of godr" unmindful of Mho dangera that lurk on-Jtvery hand, totally disregarding tha advice of -friends and entirely oblivious of th fact, that snow- slides on Thunder , Mountain trails . have already claimed half a dosen Victims. .- . ) The conditions emphasise the statement that men will,dre almos anything tor weaitih , ar.tne crowa.tnat is now. surg ing into tha Thunder - Mountain : gold tllds la msd, the mental condition, of thosa' Who, In ,thev very 1 midst of winter, braved' the dangers ' and endured- tha bsrdshlps' of mountain travel ta some what difficult to determine. Bnowstorma, mountain Itona, grlalles, nor yet ' grim Starvation, served to check tha dauntleaa mountaineers in the mad rush for gold, f Thunder Mountain , ta a dtstridt some thing like 4 miles aquara, located m a mountain Hone, grisslles, ' nor yet grim . plored section of a state' whose valley a . may bo bathed in sunshine while moun. tarns tbwertng abora ara piled high with ! GRANT C BUSHNELL DEAD. I , Grant C Buehnejl died last night at St Vlneent'a hospital after a-ehort- lllneas, being afflicted witht acute peritonitis. He Waa wall khown as'an artist and deel'gn er" and had 'been employed for maiiy "yeara' by'lho " 07 JrtrTJTKrtimpany. is draughtsman. . A notable piece of work recently done by him was the designing CI ILs sea Cor the Lewie and Clark; Cen IN THijIR GREATEST i AMERICAN AND LONDON SUCCESSES SATURDAY MATINCEl Jf SATURDAY MATlNCCl, '; OF 4 Monday tha foreign mission rlU pra acnt their areeBttals' wtyy . m Hhe aftarnaoo there yrtll a o Sola) reception ;ar the Northatl atatloa. of to train Hwhlaa brlag taa foreUtd prlncaa themselves, and In the eyenlng a stata banquet will be given 1 at tha ftoyaJ paUj t XW b9MV-r - if j t Tuesday :the ereipoby Will take lca In tha palaee. In, the morning, of lnveat tog tha king aiit vtUief of ha garter t Itt Hhe afternoon a DuU-fight, in the evening a state bait 1 ' On the same da wUt t held. If pea aiMea review ef tba troopa Which ara Slat lotted, in or-near Madrid. " h Wedaasdaiv m tha morning, tha investl turv of th- klncrwlth tfie Persian order of tl Agdl tsa af-eraooTi the ln auguratttoh. of thatlatt tathi Buato Re-' tiro. Jp tb evantnar 4 offlclal reoepUon at the foreign-office and a great military tattoo, which, .will be wttnssstd by the kroyal family na tie foreign reprrttota (ivS trora tha baieooU at too oaiaea.v' ' Thursday, taaugurattoa of aa exhibition of portraits. ,In the afteritoea a ."battle ot flowers In thHatUo. la the eVeh Inga state banquet m bono ot tha for eign mlsslona. ' ' ' ' V 1 . ' -s rridojt .a. mmtjirr tournament la .the tlajw' dn lAuAramlria, with a display of borctnaBhtT. Tv&rba fram ; Morocco. GahvAigat ml the aaara, hpusa, ' Saturday? ar f tn the afternoon, In the aasemW haU ot ,the Chamber of depa Mont tha tin rltt take the -oath to the tonstltutUMvr and a a -win oa prasetit mt" if; Dawjaa ba pei formed a- the Chruch'of Ban FranelaqoBa Qranala. Tha king' will go. In stata, tha proces sion passing througn the prlnelpal streets; to tha center tf Madrid. c " ,1 anow and swept by bltssarda, Whar on may; stand In tha midst of summer and "sea winter by -turning tha head, BeeauM of 1U Isolation, It was, until laat year, comparatlvelir'unknawiv exoeptlAg to s r few ; miners who had penetrated to Its 'very heart,? and,'1 nndlhr theca great weatth, selfishly kept; the Oectat locked bi their own breasts for. many months i-nese- men ' nun ,iu prmuuva. laeoiun -They found mnett of.tha; quarts on the surface decomposed, and this, togethor with plarrr ground, they worked In sluloa boxes, taking -out from 1 to fTOQ a day to tha man But tha season during which these operations could be continued was" .Yry short, 'owing to thS.lack of water, Only the earlr snowwater outd be used. Then-kama tha boom. ' it has lakon about three months 16 develop It. It has now blossomed out la a setting of scene similar to those that marked the exciting ' oars or w. .to qsscnae tne rusa wouij bs to tell of thousands of men spending thousands of dollars in 4 f srer of haste to Te among the first to reach the new Eldorado;1 o'' large Vmlhlnir" interests spending hundreds ot i thousands of dot lajrs for. properties apd mills,' -of mining stocks run riot. : (-,' .1 - , - It is sstlmated that at least 5,000 mrt will bs in the oamp this sprtug. , f ' About; iavan." yearfe arp three brothoi named Caswell came from Text to Ida ho.'. They understood the art of raising cattle, but' knew, nothing of mining; 1 order s to be" undisturbed. thy foun 1 a, fertile valley where they might raise cat4 tie and also carry on farming. .During the summer months they had ranch lets ure, and were led to prospect for gold. Year after-year vy kept up the search mora for a diversion, than wth any hope of discovering ' the preclou metat ' - J "Tha C swells -worked wlth - persever ahce.'and" found- what may prove to be the greafest gold" mlh tn the WortaTTna geological formation is Unlike ahythlng before Jtnewn. Th gold Is perfectly free. Age rketeatesi 1 a tennial, which waa accepted by-' tha board. - s Mr. Bushnell ; had v been i la 1 111 health for several weeks, but tha opera tion performed tour days ago had been too 'long delayed.- . He leave a wife and three children In this cltyt'-nd a father and two brotherf In Cleveland. X. .He was about 8 years. 9f.age.'t,JJr .y;4--V ti,;. ; ( i . ,.t -' la tha Spring Us Dr. , Pfunder's .Oregon 'Blood - Purl Oar. Tasted sad ffrua- u.m tauu: t - II . ' ,V . ' , SATURDAY SATURDAY & " ' MARQUAM. " . VV Faust deaerrar tar live because ' It 1a ons lof those rocTacftlons of , genius' that touohe th heirt. The actor or actrosi who canwrtng out aha Inner sense' and meaning ; of a play speedily attains' a, worthy reputation, for th public is ever the truest of critics. j When a finished actor Ilka Lewis ator rtson brings around him a talented com ,pany In the proddetloa of faust, and" to addition eaiulpa the play with every mod ern stage accessory that shall' tend ta make It realistic, fce will be appredat'ftd. -TIio Theaters I f . aiat isrwwnsssa . ... ... itoaiMwiinui -Who Will bo Seen at th Mai-quam Naxt Woelc These ara tha- very things . Mr. Morrison has doaa. i ' t - ; - .i,- ' -. ,s - Tsar attar year Lewis Morrison bia ap beared la the part of Mephtstev His ar Her work la the part Was good: bla late Work l: even better. 'H la greatly ad mired by -Portland audishoes, and 'th welcome extended him list night clearly evidenced 11.,:; . , V- "A ";As' Joseph Jefferson hr tba only great tllp Vaq: W.lnkle, so FSut' seems to hav been created, expressly for. Lewis MorrJ" son. i Vt, yal makes an excellent ehr-. acter in the. title role. His work shows finish., Tho, Marguerite of Miss Rosabel Morrison, shows a proper conception ;bi a really difficult part. 80, too,,; may. It be aid of .William 'Swing, who ..takes ths part ot her brother. Valentin. ..'The, Mar tha of Mrs, Selby.Topsfleld was a clever piece of work! Jf' yfr:tf t- An , The vooallsatlons of th Morrison , a tet Were enthusiastically enoored. Th seen an tha Brocken, wherein Mephlstd reveals t Faust the revels of th demons and tha vision of Msrguem Mprlaoni accompanied as they were - by eleetrie showers. "brought down tha-hou. ' At the; wad wf th fourth act Mrv'tf oi rison was called before -the curtain." H4 thanked the audience for, their kindly ap preciation, and Said that sincefa spplsus was one of tha dearest things m the lire of:anictor.t " '-i w w. a. '. After saying In his most genial, way that Portlanders were appreciative, " of good work, and that, this city was oh ot the true pleasure spots in hi life he proceeded to tell-a c6upleof stories. VNelther of these," said he, "have so far crept into' print." Continuing;, in, aator aid: , - "At One fclae wher we played I. bad the usual good-slsed audlene. Tb fot lowing morning, being . somawhst . fa tigued, I ordered- my' breakfast Sent; to my room. Th colored boy -thai brought up the tray negan to roll his yes when he saw ma. He wa very careful about coming inter too close contact- Win ma,' He kept watching me critically, and b-i gan backing toward the door. - ft finally came out that he hag visited the ple tha night before. .. In' referring to the revel of the demons the hell scenethe ' boy said : ,8ay, boss, after seetn dat, f 4es makes up. my mind d at I's goln to be good.' , Reflecting a moment, ha added 3 'I kin take, a heap o comfort,' though, 'cause I looked mighty , keerf ul, but Jt didn't sea ho niggers tn helU ' : As soon as the laughter subsided. Mf. Morrlson'wsnV on wfththls storyt ;VheeTet' .:la practioabl,,; ps .sald. 'I alwaya una thairap.la tha apotheosis . 4he tseeaa ,sher Marguerite ta trans- parted to heaven and Mepbtsto descend to the . Infernal regiona."- Wall, - an place, When U same t tha part .Wnart I NIQHT!. J- J WM dssosndlng, .the. trap-stopped part w JawBiiThlss lft ny head and tha red feather Just above the floor in plain vtaw ef the aodleaaavi Tss stag aarpen ter spoke up to me tram balov, .With Mr Morrison, tha-arap. . won't work.' Then cams a vaice, tha purport at whose words t caa neevr 6rget.' Hell's tull. and he ean't get ln.'w ' ' " Thar, was a. matte Faust thts af tornoon;' It, wOl V lva tonight for the M toft t laV'f t tW-?.-.' THI BAKER i" Tonight Wfll ba tBe Ust flight Of Cum' berlahd; U at Hi Baker Theater Tho play ha had' n ceplonaliy Bne ran this week, and has pleased thousands 6t lovers ot th "war 'drama. Those who "Wi iset-rti iVj' .ft haven't seen tha piece" will take advan tage. ot this last opportunity, anLaa tha advance sal indicate there will be a Crowded house. Starting with, the matinee tomorrow Sunday) afternoon. May. It the very oajiable and popular Balph Stuart com ptny will open their fifth ot the 10 Weekar engagement at. tba Baker .The ater., In MlasourawtU b tha bill for tha wsdk. - t'i.', . - i' This Is' a play that possesses excep tional fascination, and Is of a most dif ficult type Mo present naturally. 'The Selection at Plfcn County; th locus of ths play by PUy wrlgbt Augustus Them as Is doubtless a recognition of Its tra ditional fame. It Has north of St. Louis and is quite clvHIsed. It Is very seldom khat tha people of the Northwest have the ' opportunity to study" from a dra matlo and artlstle point of view the methods of living of soma of tha people of th Middle Western States.' Of oourss every" part of the United States has Its peculiarities, not found tot places ovsa a eomparatlvely few miles distant, Tha atpl llva their home Mf, their lit tle quarrels and differences, their meth od Of work; and their .sometimes amus ing themselves, are always interesting to people of other sections, , and It ta with these thing principally that the play ot Jn MUsOura deals. It Is the old story ot a ,plaln, bluff, honest JeiJow,, being in lovrwlth a girl, and :other people msk Ing trouble for him. .' The character of Jlnt , Radburp, the Sheriff of Pike County,, portrayed by Mr. gtuart. Is a" humorous one, and at the Same tlms there is a Vein of- pathos In hi character that cannot fall to appeal ta one from a dramatla Standpoint. , Miss Lansing Rowan will 'play, th part ot Kate, the girl with whom the Sheriff is in love. Prank Sheridan who. has al ready made a reputation to? himself hero by his very clever work, will be seen as Joe Vernon; this Is th Bart, of a country blacksmith. Jjpsrt particularly uitd to Mr, Sheridan and It Is safe to say that his presentation of the charaoter will be equally' aa good if not superior to hi other parta The remainder of the com pany will be cast to advantage; -' V " f.(1 0'.;5 ' .'"By special requestT'X lCing Rival will be d resented at Cordray" Theater Sun day night. May tL-:tfl'. , .,; ywing to tns spienoio success of John? Oriffitb and hi excellent company In A fCing Rival, a farewell i partormaao will be gtvenWdnday' evehlng. A Kins Rival aS beeh greeted with unbounded ehthususm in tba Ksw Tork aaot La dot, theaters, and ,1s 'even now - being played -1n two theaters- fn ; ' -Nsw' Tork with Immans auooaaCV !Th audlanoa at ' NIQITn. 7, ' " ' ' 11 1 ' ' 1 i V:.!..:, . . . . ', ........ .. -Vr - s ASTORYOP RURAL UFB W THE, MIDDLE WESTERN STATES W i IT. IS BEAUTIFUL IN ITS-SIMPLICITY j& IT IS NEAR TO NATURE'S HEART, THAT' MAKE' ALL S -.a ,s-. . a,.i 115 tUl5IAINtra ; WE ARE . ,ri, 4, (. -a A AND PRICES THAT NEVER CHANGE. Nijht is-as-35-5ocf Matinee io-i$-35c MATINEES r .,:. 1 , ' - ' ATTRA T- ! -'..? .1"" Cordray'a.; wa both surprised' and charmed wltV this beautiful play , now being psodneed -for-the ' first Ume in Portland. ,. ..-i - ' - Th coming attraction tor Cordray'a tor th week, commencing Sunday, May IS, will be Two LitU Walfa, The parts of Harry and Oracle Fleming la thin play wera written especially tor Stanley and Lollta Lamb, former residents Of Port land, the two children who are playing the two little, waifs in Lincoln J. Car ter'; ltst production, and will b seen together with , an excellent company, lteauttful 'and appropriate souvtnlr will be'trvsr tq the ladies at every perform ance. i , THE MARQUAM. . Mr. K...C, OfPdwIa and Mlsa MAxlns Elliott will JtaAseen at the Marquam Grand Theater 'neatweelc when they be gin an altogether, ton short engagement of but two days' duration, during which they win regal as with two of their greatest suecesses, devoting th Brst part ot thetritay to th splendid eharaUr iastlons In Henry V. Esmond' charming lova-ldylU, Whan We, Were Twenty-One, which has earned Its msed of favor anJ success solsly. oecause of Its intrinsic worth s i vehicle for the display of te tally divergent types of dramatic art. Which ir represented tn the person ot ita ohlef actors. Tha merits of Mr. Good win ana Mise Elliott in this play have been most favorably discussed when It was asen J)r before; ufflo Mr.. Oood win will be found as brilliant, refined and more-vigorous than ever, and Miss Elliott wilt eharra, fascinate and disarm criti cism by hsr beauty and artlstle ability. Thar bare . beea some changes in ths play ainee Its last presentation her, par ticularly in tha upper club scan, which has been entirely eliminated, and In Its place aa act baa been substituted which la said to meat the approval, ot tha most fastidious; Tha other performance to bo given will b Madelane Laoette Rtyley's charming comedy. An American ClUsen, Many frlsnda ot Mr. Goodwin and Miss Elliott bsllar that their efforts In this play are teally thlr vary best B that as it May, -they show two entirely Bt ferent type In - their charactarlxattons during this engagement, through each of which they will grasp-that well-spring of emotion, the heart. Both playa will be staged on a soale of magnlficenoa that will add fhartrt to tha presentation. Many of the original players that aided la ths creation , of ' their variou rote will be found In th support. Handsome sown, Ings -and magnificent robes will bo dis played by the' ladles of the company :n both .produetlona.. -.i-- ;L-, -.- . . , The date of th Ooodwln-Elllott env gagenteht la Friday and Saturday maU use, Msg If and IT, In When Wa Were TWnty-One, and Saturday night In An American Cltisen. . ; " Monday ntfht next tha last concert of the season will ' be given by the Port land Symphony Orchestra In popular concert. Mrs. Walter Reed will be solo ist, and Edgar EL Coursen conductor. Rammers' Turkish " and Kosiisn natha For ladles eacluslvely. aw uregonian BuUdlng, ft ai m. 4to p. as. Phone North UK, r 0FRCERS DENY IT. -, , . Tha City Covlncll has received a com munication from Thomas Rogers of Cres cent City, Cel., asking if It Is possible for him to recover 111. which he alleges waa exacted front him by City Detectives Kerrigan, Snow -and CordenI (Cqrdano). The petitioner allege that he wa robbed of MO her and that th detectives recov ered . the money, but obliged him to "cOUgh Up" til to them for their service Tn oonnlualon he savs: "Now. aentlemea. an& member of the honorable Council, I ant told that the Officer are under sal ary to do that work, and they should' not tax me fees, Is it possible to refund the HIT ,, Tours obligingly. - . , . "THOMAS. KUUEKU.T .; The 'offleere mentioned ; deny; having knowledge ot. any such transaction. , v - -i . v. -' ' 1 - -i f V;'--'::- V$ Getting a Qrataful Glancu. She Ssraetlme I think you don't, lov ma any mora. 4 v s Ha (reproaehfulry) How could 7, lov yw any morsf SomsrvUlS Journal. and ABOUNDS WITH .MANKIND ' AKIN .-- 'ais. " - 'J&rjET TRYING TO BECOME POPULAR. THUS FAR HAVE SUCCEEDED SAIUKUAY'AIVD SUNDAY. BROTHERHOOD of LOCOMOTIVE FIREMEN U t 1 i To Sdcm, Sunday, May ) d ; l TRAIN XEAVES Pbrtland, , : 8 a. m. and 9il5 a. nu SHeridtan; . . ' R.osebtsr(s . &$-txkjn . Cottage Grove, 6t30 and 050 a.m. K ArrMngatSALXHat 1010, lOOO, lO&O 1 143 evaa, ' I ReturninrJ, Leave Salem at 5 p. mr Round Trip Tickets $1.00 From AD Points, asva from KOSKBUR.C; $139 from ROSKBUSC Tickets for sale t Schiller's Ogar Store. Portland, end at All Railroad Stations, or from B. T RnsseH; E. H. Bosh, Henry Ryan, and Wm. lmrci Conmutte . lttAX&jASLtEBS AT 2SI WASHINGTON STRUT. ' ' TSocialWorld There writ be air "old folk entertain ment" 1 At "'the' MJxpah" Prasbyterlan Church nxt Friday "vhihg,"Mar ML There 'will ; be' choruses, eoloa; readings and spelling -school. , Th costumes wUI prov an a ttraotive. feature..; , -; . . . FAREWELL, PARTY. t .... .jC most enjoysbt affair waa tha party given at Parsons' hall Thursday evening by Mra O. Voorhleav. aaeisted by Mns. Walter BurrUL Th avaaA wa tn honor or Mra ort B. Brawa, wna was gone to Walla Walla fas' a visit be or going East for .an Indefinite period. Tha hall and reception room .were decorated Jn a beautiful assortment ot (raa plants. which combined wttn alaborat draperiea to form a saost arliatio effect, thro ughoit the building. Around th platform used by th orchestra was- banked collection ot palms, and these with dogwood blos soms and Scotch broom wera used exclu sively.' All present enjoyed th dancrng and during the evening supper waa served and discussed at lengtn. TO party waa attended by SB) gnests. JUNIOR BACHELORS. Th closing party for.thl season of th Junior Bachatara waa given at Par sons halt last night an waa tha await- est event yet presented by thlg organi sation ef young ram. Th ' ptroneases for th occasion wet the Mcadatrtea Her, bert Holman,. Charles B. Durbln and Wfl- Nam Harder. . Tha men bar isaued about 40 Invitation and the acceptanoaa were so genera r aa lo-aunoac mi to nau. in party wa a gay alsJr throughout, and so. successful bss been the entire aerie than another wui probaniy a grven next saaoa. Tha)' member are . Marten Wla dosa. Pete: Mcintosh, r W fiutbtat Thw roa Preston. WllUamk U. Bteigar and Harry Chambarlaia. -.'.,, WOMAJT3 CLUB PSOGIUM. Tha program given , at th Portland, Wo man' Club yesterday aftarnooA was an. especially. Interesting on, being both in structive 'anJ entertaining. The musical by-J. Adrtan-Eppmgr"Th QuesC" by Mrs. J. Fv Logan; a Chinese love-song and an operatic air by iiss E.!'.th Wil son; Fetlta Rosea'' Jarn Lu".-.' y" and Mighty IbU' a r . " ty Mur ' fit THOSE TOUCHES IT IS EDIFYING IN ' " ' ; . . ti- . . . 5t30 atn. ; ' poptiAR wmf trc reopu (ortej'sjie ' g 1 JOHN f. C0SS3AY, Mgr. f SPECIAL,! TOMORROW NIGHT f 4 ' SUNDAY, MAV I 1 , Positively laea sppsssnoa ai v; MR. JOHN OR1FP1TH aa .' niSS KATtlRYN PURNCti. ' : i ' vj. - - - A King's Rival Tbe Latest New Tork and London- Success. : Vti, Prices Prices as usual, 25c, 50c Tom Debson, AJJ war awaraad hearty aplaua and s perteet weattoa waa tanv dsred "Maatar XebMn..waa tmnvsdtatery wast favor by a-a happy aeleotlon ane ' th rtehnes sand purity- of hi vote Mra Warrew K. Thomas - wa aweontpanisti Ta leotar at tha afternoon Watt oar "A ' vancement of Surgery ha th .Nineteenth Centwry,"- by Sr. Bather C Pohf, Th , dlseoura wad most tnatraetlv ami greaf ; Interest .Waa aruaAV aar was) show ft) taw debate whfett followed. ' Th meet tat wa. presided- over by Dai Ma Car, well, th prasfdant,. Mra. Julia Marajuana, ' being absent m$ 3aUSaralav LLSIBER. TARIFF. ' ' ' ; i , 1 . ! trt It at probabl that alt tha lumbar" w ported t China. vB hav a htgJb tJu-K put apott tt. IC tha ts done, t$ Wwl t b Mghly ermMntaF to'th lum'-.er'lr.! ests, especially of Oregon si t V. ' ton. Th lumber & :.: f ' Ccwst will tuKa t! . l. make a stp.r ; I at : . 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