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DAJLV CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, SATl'ItDAV, MARCH 13, 1909.
DANIEL 5ULLEY IN
THE MATCHMAKERS
IS INIMITABLE
YE LIBERTY
The House of Comfort
A good program of pictures with special music
tonight and Sunday.
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OP course, It Is Lent, but right
In the middle of it comes St.
Patrick's day. "Paddy" was
a good saint, aud tho whole
souled people of Ireland, who camo
over to this, country, not only brought
with them the memory of tho "Saint
ofMthe Emerald Isle," but they havo
Inspired In Americans, at least, a
desire to honor the saint that Ireland
honors.
Nature has put on her most vivid
gj&en the lilacs nro budding, tho
sturdy old ouka swelling their buds,
While In every dooryard daffodils In
their golden yellow glory announce
the" coming of tho spring,
tho beautiful Oregon spring weaih
or of the past week may to somo ox
tent account for the dearth of social
activities, ns everybody has been out
enjoying the delightful sunshine.
Quite a number of Salem peoplo
attended the Portland automobile
show during tho weok, nnd n number (
went down today to be at tho laV,
day's exhibition.
(Among the largest of the numcr
oii nffalrs to be given noxt wcok tn
StPatrlck's day will bo tho card por
tynj&lvon by Mrs. R. E. L. Stolnor,
m3L P. V. llonson, Mrs. L. P. Qrlf
film and Mrs. M. L. Meyers at tho
nilpum building. A shamrock dnnn
lug party at tho armory; a masque
bnjiat the Auditorium; an entertain
ment by tho Artlmns and numerous
ptlir sinnllor affairs.
f Tho "Mikado."
The sucooss of the "Mlkndo," to bo
gffih by tho high school Maruh 22
atult-3, woms to bo assured with tho
faUowliiK woll-known society mnt
rorif lutorosted In Its behalf: Mrs
A. & Hush. Mrs. P. W. Honson. Mr.
It. E, I.. Stelner, Mrs. V. Cnrlton
Sitftfh. Mrs. Clnutl Gatch. Mrs. W. P.
IliiToclr. Mr. It. C. Eploy, Mrs. J.
MjjP.owerft. Mrs. A. A. Loe, Mrs. E. II.
Millard. Mrs. George P. Rodgo'C
MB& J. H. I.uutormnn. Mrs. . D,
Houston. Mrs. G. 0. nlnghnm. Mr.
J. IX, Aekermnn. Mrs, King.
A large number of tickets have
Ulwli sold the past week, and most
Of pv boxes have been roserved.
Hnpljs from the different grade .tre
plnrialng parties, and will be ohnpa
fcl$d by their tenoher.
gDie first act of the play was ie
hjQfyed with tho orohostrn. for tne
flwp'tlnie yestorday aftornoon in a
mannor. that wn very oncor.jraglng
tQ yiu director. MIbh Mlnnotta Mag-(M-jL-the
work of the glrU' choruses
UilkB excellent. MIrs Irono Hlgglns,
iijlAHder of the sopranos; MIbs Rose
rt5L of the second sopranos; Mis
'jtpj) Uaiubro. of tho nltes: Soth Ax
'igtftor thu first tenors; Mr. Tasto, of
tfeg Jecond tenors; Mr. Paulus. of tho
fif has, and Mr. King, of the sec
ond! bas are all doing splendid
& Ml A'81 Hawley Is the os
talBhed leader In nil the drills, tak
ing nil the parts with the utmost
grgo and enso. Othors who tnSo
laacflnK part, and on whom much f
assure of the affair densnda are
Edlai Martin as "Poo-bah." tho dlg-
jiffled i.flh-lnl. who has as extreme
iiffampt for filthy lucre, and who
SuniiHlt) mortifying his family by
it'll ! oiiir. and Inoldaa-
ihf i.ilh.-s which go with them;
Rftoi Hun as "Ko-ko." lord high
Hlup. i ttoe Mclntr. whole
ibh j i his best In the solo work
ll. Cio-s, and Adolpu Ouef-
1, '.,,, a Toloo opolally Suit
th. ..,n of P1h-Tttnk."
,. f. Huithlns, as "Yum-ih.-
leading lady- la doing re-
;i,!, ut-ll n her aolo parts, as
jia, .i r wt speraao voiei.
u.,11 Kh Rita Stelner and Ger-
JjBS Cook, la "Tkr Little Maids
; hil. in uauowowuij u
it the feature. Mlsa Cross has
!,! dlBItult part In the play.
(I i-U- a great deal of ability.
U Ik i -nlor year, aad her work
shooi . eaiwc'ally heavy. bt he
!s fn Indefatigable student, and flan
WjMllghted her school work .to maxe(
lt..Ws ... .k "MIVnHo"
.ffi fait all are doing so very good
iba&U l difficult to make special e-
llnarkB of any.
ii .lla.uir
Dr. S A Massey and Mlw Bertha
Burger were married at the Wlliaw-j
.tt Ranltorlam last Mondar after-,
aooa, Rer. DaTla Errett, of the Chris-,
tla church, ocUt!ns. The aanltor-
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Ry JflSS MOLLIE RUNOORN
Ktm family and the two brothers of
the brldo were tho only guests. Mr?.
Massey came to Salem shortly ovor
one year ago from Medford, Minn.,
and since then hns been a nurse In tho
Snnltnrlpm. Dr. MnsBey Is a. Junior
In the Willamette Unlvorslty mcJIcnl
college, nnd Is house doctor nt tho
sanitarium. He has been In Salem
about four years, coming here from
Hood Rlvor.
Skating Party.
Messrs. Harry Hollo and Newton
Smith entertained nearly 100 of their
friends Tuesday evening nt n Jolly
skating party nt the Auditorium.
MubIc for a program of 12 numbers,
with threo extrns, was rendorcd by
Stoudcnmcyer's orchestra. Tho hnll
was decorated very simply but prot-
tlly with Ivy.
Sluimrock Party.
Miss Copcland's dancing class havo
Invitations out for a dancing party,
which will be given In the nrmory
Wednesday evening, February I".
A special favor flguro will bo given
In the Cotillion.
Kiitoilnliictl Llttlo Folk.
Mr.. Charles Goodnle entertained
a party of 14 boys at tho Florence
Hotel, the temporary homo of the
Goodnlos, Thursday afternoon in
honor of hor sou, Harold's eighth
birthday. Gamou woro played on ho
lawn, nnd a very morry time enjoycl
until Into In the nftornoou, when
Htipper was served. One of tho fea
tures of tho euturtalumont wna the
piano numborn by a blind 12-yonr-o'd
guost.
Mr. and Mrs. Lynn II. Drlggs, of
Portlnud, who havo boon spending
the putt two months In Los Angola,
Cnl., rntiirnod homo this week. Mr
Ilrlggs Is tho daughter of J. W. Ha
rltt, of Salem, nnd has been onto -
tallied extonnlvoly at Los Angeles
l)r. and Mrs. H. If. White nnd r
tie sou are now stopping tn Los Alt
got. Cal.. whore the doctor U tsk
lug h post-grnduato eourso In Osteon-!
athy. They have been spending sv-!
onil months In Long Ilonch. San j
Diego and other Southern California i
and .Mexican towns. They woro Jolno.1
a few woeks ago by MIbs Minorvi
White, who will romnln with them
until tht'lr return In Juno. M--
White was formerly Mis Edyth
Eyre.
Mr. ami Mr. G rover Long, of
Portland, nru wintering In Los Ange
les. Mii. Long wna formorly M!b
Hattlo Mile, and Ik tho only daugh
ter of Mrs. Alice Mllos. of this city.
Tho Road to Success.
Has many obstructions, but none
so despernte as poor health. Succnss
today demands honlth, but Electric
Uittors is the greatot health build
er the world baa ever known. It
eompel porfoct aotlon of stomach,
liver, kidneys, bowels, purifies and
enrlehoa the blood, and tones and In
vigorates the whole system. Vigor
out body and keen brain follow their
tia. You oau't afford to slight Elec
tric Hitters If weak, run-down or
s'ekly. Only SOc. Guaranteed by J.
C. Perry.
There Is a blowing lM being rleh
and strong and gifted, but there I
hjoiv in belag none of taeeo. and yet
doing better than they.
The mhh who pays bla debts and
leu boos alone U belying to br ux
lb world to the place where the U:i
ami the lamb will lie down togeth
er. The "ono iM'st plan" for miy
iiiii- Miffriinu from sour Stum
wrli, HiMiitltiiru. Iiiiligootloii.
llliMtiiig, CostlvoiiOH-. CnliN or
firipM- K lit take u sliort 'iiuro
of
OSTETTER'
CELEBRATED
STOMACH
BITTER
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A GREAT PLAY GREATLY PLAYED BY ONE
OF AMERICA'S GREATEST PLAYERS
AN OLD TIME ARTIST' BUT ALWAYS
NEW
Those who keep In touch with the Ing courage; and besides proving tb
latest and greatest buccubs in tho
dramatic and comedy line, will greet
the announcement of the appearance
of Mr. Daniel Sully In "Tho Match
maker." nt the Grand opera homo,
with timcli fervor. Tho fact of Mr.
Sully appearing In a part aud play
that affords more opportunities than
his former success. "The Parish
Priest," Is, In Itself, sutuclont proof
that all lovers of a good, clean and
truthful play, far distant from tho
much-followed lino of the over-pro i
ont boudoir drama, may see "Tho
Matchmaker" and leave with n con-
Daniel Sully, lit
vlciion f !.,! t'u h.ir bom tain h n
Mim.l hum ,ii .in n ,u uli f il a I
slit- in li k ii life niiH
The Mtor oi ' Tli.- .MHtihiiiHkiM' I
ducldwlly original lit In theme. Tde
scenes are laid In tht rough and
ready country of Weiteru Idaho, a
small mining town young In exist
ence and barren of good Christina
cUUens. Pretty Murgttrot Manning
la the object of the unsought lovo of
her gUHrd'Mii. who la many year her
soulnr. Arnold l.elte, a young min
ing engineer from the lSuei. Is long
since the ono In the lovo center of the
girl, and when thin Is learned by
.Mm Curler, th guardian, there Im
mediately arlswa event upon event to
make tho llvim of the young couplo
nnythlng but happy. Nothing ioh-iiis
to bi too base for Curler to attempt
In his efforts to eoarate the two,.aiiu
when he la In br m'd t of arousln
tho Iff of tbe eltlaena of HtMini Citv
agnlnt lalte for allegetl horso stoni
Ing. Pather Daly spueors to have a
hand aud voir. In the proceed I iikx
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church In a iituiiiiunlit mx ovorluad
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C.t-tniiU" IjwI, w 'Ii Dan Holly In
The MnU'liinakrr "
absurdity of his marrlngo to his
young ward, lie shows Carter the way
to everlasting happiness In his own
home. Carter marrlos his housokoop
or of many years, whom ho was about
to unjustly turn Into tho strcots. Ho
shows a pompous army colonol tho
road to a happy fireside, but not with
out many scenes of extreme mlrtt',
as Father Daly, not being up tn lovo
affairs, ns they run, from oxporl-
euce, places the old veteran and his
nftlaiu'cd widow In numerous situa
tions that are dollghtfully humor
ous A mlsuuderstniidltig nt tho be-
"The Matchmaker."
t.iulnng makoa Patlrr Daly'a path a
thorn ono .nid ho , tho recipient of
lu.iiiv IiimiPh mid iiiikIi (oarse treat
iiifiit. until bo convinces tho com
monwealth or Doom City that ho Ih
everybody'a friend and advisor, n ro
jiilt which billies about a most pleas
ant and refroahlnK end. and a niornl
dellxhtfully tauuht.
Mr. Bully U surrounded with a
moat capable company of pluyors to
(III the other atroug oharautera. as
they all am. IihvIhk bmm taken from
the cliaraotors of thu nolKhborhood
In which the action of thu play tahen
plac.
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The profane man Is ovurywhora
the ilovM goe.
Vln'ii tho miihII makesumlle It h
a mill- jMMi tho t-anio as when maJe
l.v an automobile
KING
THE
NEW
FOR
AND ALL
DISEASES
PNEUMONIA CONSUMPTION
"Two years ago a severe cold settled oa my lusgs sad so completely proitrattd e that I was
unable to work and scarcely able to stand. I then was advised to try Dr. King's Xew Discovery, a4
after usin? one bottle I went back to work, as well as I ever was."
W. J. ATKINS, Banner Springs, Teas.
PRICE SOC
s tx Jiajrk niiiurccn w aaaH-gggs
LILLIAN
RUSSELL
COMING
WILL PRESENT
WILDFIRE APRIL 16
Mlllnn IttiHsell Is maklnt; an ex
tensive sprluu; and early summer tour
of the Pacific coast dittos aud thu
northwest In order to present her
Ktentest success, "Wlldflro." In that
territory before sho laya that play
aside to take up u more ambitious
and newer production. Uy tho tlino
this tour ends In tho latter part of
Juno the famous American beauty
will havo presonted hur (treat rnelna;
comedy hit from tho far eastern,
ooimt of Maine to tho western llmltn
of San DIuko, Cat., and from Vic
toria and Vancouver, 11. C, to Pou
sacola, Pla., on tho southeastern
toast Tho Kieater part of threo
years will have been devotod to thin
trip and In every plaoo "Wlldflro';
has been uiihiuo In Hint it has never
visited a city whore tho inununomont
has not soimht a return uiiKiiKoinunt
of tho beautiful star ami her appual-
InnhtniN of the American race trauk
MIhs UushoII hiiH ostabllshed all
HortK tif records which eaiinot ovon
bo lull-fly outlined hero. A few,
howtor. can bo hinted at. In two
demons that havo been noted for u
slump In thontrlcnls duo to money
stringency nnd tho uurtiillmuiit of
bitsliioss ovorywhuro. sho has broken
iii.inv thoatrn lecords, and her bust
niKH this yoar Is from 3fi to 10 pur
rent iihniid of last year's returns. In
all that time "Wlldrire" Iihs never
had an unfavorable criticism ami tho
pralHi' hoMiowed upon the star and
hor vehicle In Now York Is still tho
IiIk hwHter mark for unanimous ac
claim In (lothani this stmMiu. Miss
Hiissoll has mado tho lougeNt tour or
any star In yours without a hIiikIo
mishap or a JnitIiik detail to mar tho
plousuro or tho trip. Sho has hor
private car to soflon tho biirduus of
travel, particularly In the smaller
cltloH, and has not missed h purforiu-l
auce in all that time, nor has there j
boeii a cIihiiko In the peraonnel "M
iter orKiiiiizaiiou siumi mo imikum
In Now York aftor Its run there at
the Liberty theatre,
production for that
Tho oast ii ml
production are
liitHOi and will romnln so
for tho
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long trip through tho wont.
MIsm Kumioll will lay "Wlldflro"
aside with reluctance this summer
for It has boon (bo moot delightful
oxporUuco of her wonderful uueor
to mnlte that play surh a phonnmeiial
V OF
DR. KING'S
DISCOVERY
COUGHS - GOLDS
THROAT
SOLD AND GUARANTEED
J. C. PERRY.
thu fact that aha Is
I under contract for future dovelop
'ment could liuluco her to pnrt with
that popular piece. Next yonr oho Is
to spend the Bfoatcr part of tho Boa
sou tn Now York with tho now play
now boiutr brought Into perfect shape
for her use. It Is u modern story
of Wall stroot. tho work of Edmund
Dny, tho nuthor of "Tho Ilouiul-up."
with u dcllKhtful comedy vein that
makes It doubly appealing, At tho
end of her Now York run, Miss Uus
sell goes to Loudon with tho new
piece, where sho Is to piny for tho
first time slnco 1804, when sho went
there iih guest of tho Into Sir Honry
Irving to play a special season of
several months nt his famous Ly
ceum theatre and was solected ns tho
typical American beauty to represent
tho flower of tho American stage In
Loudon for that wonderful period tho
great English actor-mnnngcr mapped
out for his homo playhouse.
Lillian Hussoll producod hor groat
success "Wliuriro" in uincinnnu lor
tho first Hum on any Htago. In rec
ognition of that fine start sho re
cently played a return engagement
there aud during hur atay In tho
Quoen City made hor only npponr
unco lu vaudeville as tho huad-lluur
of tho famous Pen and Pencil Club's
annual benefit, which Is given by tho
Cincinnati uowspapor men In connec
tion with tho Actors' Pund of Amer
ica. Miss itussell Hang two or threo
of tho sougH that she made famous
during hur days upon thu comic op
era Htago and with Weber and Plaids.
In return for this compliment to their
club the Cincinnati press mu.ii mado
tho ramoiiH beauty tho only woman
member of tho club and elected hur
to honorary membership, suspending
their constitution to do so. A pe
culiarly appropriate compliment to
the (iieuu of the Aiuoiionn stage was
tho presentation to hur of tho largest
cluster of American beauty roses ovor
gathered by an American florist. It
took threo ushers to hand tho ho
(iiut across tho footlights.
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No tears ro over shod for tho
chick that dies lit tho Hholl.
Grand Opera House
J NO. P. COItimAY, Mgr.
MONDAY. MARCH 15.
MR. DANIEL SULLY
In tho (Jioitl Comedy BucnesH
THE MATCHMAKER"
A pretty play witn more inugns iiinu
a farce.
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