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SAPOLIO Riages, Thus a Th Company Differs from That Said That It to J75 on Each Funeral 1011. nE sionxiXG nnEGOXiAy, Monday. February 13. Intended bv the author, and the chorus measures up to the standard of t.ie The entire company is full ACTION NOT LIKELY characters. dash, requisites for J MOTHER'S INQUIRY IN EUROPE FAILS TO LOCATE MISSING or snap, vim and MRS. ARNOLD BUCK the successful presentation of comic uirc.ii opera. r . ; ti,. .,,Hin.-- e la not thrown into n laughter to any great extent anaams of a. e : - I but the most solemn face wears ami AGAIN. NO WISER j Reappor- throughout the performance, whicn is Legislature May Not occasionally augmented In a healthy outburst of what is good for the blues, tion State Districts. and everybody goes away with that satisfied expression that does not re- The Postoffice, quire words to tell the story. Unable to Get Single It Is a rollicking. Jolly good bunch on Mother the atage and repeated encores to every Magazines DELAY number lengthened the play far be- The Popular Clew to Whereabouts of DISCUSSION MEANS yond Its cheduled time. Unusual care : - i - : Is Indicated in the selection of char- Daughter. r acters to suit the parts and there Is People not a weak spot In the whole show. and the -- any ' : There Is nothing ameteurish about : -- Will Probably Decide member of the company, a situation - Lawmakers stands out In glar- 'V . that unquestionably ' Klrx-f- Representative In X -- r- - fo One ing prominence In aggregations that MYSTERY DEEP AS EVER y s. 'i attempt to go on the road with a ' Large Multnomah " - :: ISIS at Broadway success that has the reputa- : w.' i , , Wants to Re, Segregated. tion of having had a long run of some hundred nights on the White Way. " are introduced In addi- specialties so f nnvnl tn Marrlac of : ' , s tion to the numbers, and they are A provision has been added to the Irnlal ! Into, the play that they .. I r. cleverly woven ln Young Woman lo Urorv V STATE CAPITOL. Salem, Or.. Feb. 1.. exactly fit. Altogether It Is the best by the : indi- postoffice appropriation hill ... , " : According to present of the kind that has been seen (Special.) show . .rloorn. Jr.. I ljnrhallc. take no ac- Bungalow season. cation the Legislature will as at the this postoffice" committee without Search, ! Cltfn t'p. tion toward reapportioning the state Senate far as Congressional Representative districts are concerned. While Senator proper notice or public hearing. It Oliver lias a bill, which Is now before THE GREAT JOHN GANTON" the committee on electton. the short provides for an unjust, discriminatory 11 The end of ba so filled with discussions NEW TORK. Feb. t'ma will ap- A Play la Four Acts, by Hartley story of Irothy Arnold on the legislative reapportionment on Arthur. on the popular th mvst.rlous propriations and the various other bills Manner. Founded and confiscatory tax by bo mm has reached. : ' it is doubtful Novel of the Same bn . prime Importance that It yester- . of be given to S Name Presented at the attaching this provision, Th romantic lum firm. If serious consideration will magazine by Uaorg Url-"- lo ln : . r .. Baker Theater. day by f. ' Congressional reapportionment. xrrmn of hi opinion lliat th ir ti.. hill does come up It win no CAST. to the postoffice appropriation bill at - an-- l hie quoted prom- jo.:.- woman l alive In the center of a bitter light that John Ganton J. Frank Burka h- -r If time be- mtmun of mrrtna: p....itl. ises to result In considerable Will, hla son Thurston Hall eleventh hour. All opportunity for a twl-- t t.lay ly ing wasted. provisions are in a the was ! Its Larry Delonry Marshall Farnum h- -n ahr-a- d f unsatisfactory, the main t,a arrival fr.m large measure Allan Borlan William Wolbert and consideration hy : ,. j of It that Is pleaslnit to the ma- open discussion i..i.lr, girla niHr. M. feature division which Jack Wilton Ronald Bradbury Arnol-- '"" jority seeming to be the B. Gilbert Sen- J r 1 """ Oregon a by It- Brownlnr Walter the publishers and the It T'V'T on'r i i gives Kastern district Claverlnar.Henry Stockbrlige the people, h- -r V. Arnold. P have Rev. Mr. an. J"rtn self. A large number of Senators ti. Falrbanka un-Americ- an l ask r. Mr Arn-o- 'l given favorable expression of views For. Morton Theodora was cut off. It was an ar.owl-.rt.-.- rr plan to Dr. Shields John Haines ate J.r. - I rvn trcums' .intUl which coincide with the Oliver daua'it-- r i dead or extent, but the Western Oregon Head Walter George Gill accom- hrr 1 this Chamber proceeding, err declared an- - ha ; districts, as proposed, are in the mam Clerk Thomas Krauger Star ': ar.J b-- t.n rt i Kenfort i,..t .v-- n ...n-- a nrrlege i i unsatisfactory and displeasing. Old Clerk Walter political . Congressional plished under Presidential and tn- - Birl an.i rlcom ' Multnomah desirrs a Clerk George Knox district hv itself, and many of the coun- Mr. McDuffy ....Theodore Fairbanks Mr. Arnold hiim Thrrr evk. ties wish to see the largest county in Mr. Henry Millwright coercion. li Representative who is Shaffter II r Arn-.- rama h..:ne Iha - the state have a May Keating . Ida Adair p-- nt with work in additional -r l'jnn.r.i. ("r bavins; iK not burdened Beeter Usnton . Rhea Mitchell -e. how a plan, which CT ir. Ital. !' counties. But such Mra Jack Wilton . .Brenda Fowler Gfie-m- u. bring forth provi- -- rkl o;.f-- J oonoTiir aiinoi.d. Is virtually certain to is with the .. lth the . Andrews bill passed . !! l. - ran be carried out In Mrs, Trelaray Lillian If this daugM-- r s dLajsear- storm of protest, Mrs. King . .Gene Yarborough fcr five dav In company with a score of equally prom- Stenographer sion which practically exempts from n. John. wnt down tn other Important matters, Ilr eidat morning; ising of strong opposition. Is a ques- Nurse Nell Franien K.y on a ittfiut ruitfr thie nual conferanre of Pacific Coast field seemingly unsolvable at this time. taxation magazines which have not h- -r tion ru- -t anl It was asrr d amn managers will be held at the Cor- t; n..n - I" which It Is the general consensus of opinio., rr;.orlrM l..al n'4il LIABLE nelius brgtnnlnn tomorrow. the tf.lrd Representative In Con- verdict of the majority Is boldly on public questions, Mrs Arno'd tn CHURCH IS pastor that be chosen spoken munt'W h- -r ' Dr. William lilram Foulkes. gress at t.he next election will THK .l Arnoi.l waa In In "The Great John t .1 t.:a-- wt:ri Preshvterinn Church, has large. that will be . on r,r-n- .- hla niwlli'r nora l.ian of tha Ktrst from the'state at Company has of the popular periodicals with 111 Tuesday an at- Ganton." the Baker Stock many he -- mcr-d from been since List with rn.T.t.e arlp. Ho expects to be out presented one of its biggest numbers in paid j tack of tha business altogether and tho li!rrm. My early Mils week. the entire season. "The Great John put out of T , r r la mother! THE THEATERS Ar.der-n- . of AT In which thea- - ; . ! "" ' " Charles B. a capitalist Ganton," Portland be seri- r..rnir. trr-goe- will rs exception, " Dr. E. H. Todd Speaks of Con- Poi-ma- n. I spenJinir a few days saw George Fawcett two others, without i , ir. nmt-in.T- . ami I wth )a ' ago, s- -e!. In He Is at tha seasons is a drama that has a a..t to rortlar.d. ...ill a.k hr." on Is on hla way to California, as its driving force a great idea; crippled. flict of Civilizations. ores and cere ously mllr f.rrrl Kfimrlrr. accompanied by hla daujcl'lar. Miss Vera "POIXT OF THE-CIR- S." it is a olav full of excitement and Andcrsn. oration. John Ganton. Sr.. is one of i. i.rlii!iic:y ago, Th Tab- the leadins: financial spirits of ms ! trik'nr. ! "r visit- A Play in Three Acta and Two autmli"n 'f CHICAOO. Feb. 12. Portland self-mad- e severe in his business mag- Mayo t're-aenl- ed a man. were possible for the l;,r .!ir.t urtln lo niolhT. or hare today were: Y. W. Carnahan. leaux, by Manraret dealings and his relations with his Even if it h w Atvl In HeUlg. all (unj rabtn B.' O. Gable, at the at the fellow-me- n. .f hr j. NEEDED at the Conaress; who expends more pnysicai M .- - M A. .ihckr!-for- STRONG LEADERS . in business under w: 1 m. I. anl Hre-oort- and J. A. at the La CAST. does the azines to continue an.l a roil Un. and mental hours at labor than anl wirn a bw Sal la. Rev. John Donslss. .Bernard Johnson lowliest In his employ. We.ley story conditions, the people would .- rprlr. n Feb. IS. (Special.) ITacon Strong Waller The major portion of the deals these new y.Mi- wa akrt mt NKW YORK. Wynne affairs of C.ajiton's son. nv Itr.i aln.- jour tlauifn-i-- r Northwestern persona registered at Peacon Elveraon lluith with the heart the measure, Vnl-verl- F. M. Ryan Will, with the daughter of a business no benefit from "t1 pp--- " J lr Hartley derive a j n any of Willamette New York hotels today as follows: Doctor years before W.
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