The Heilig PORTLAND OREGON THE CITY OF ROSES  RESERVE YOUR TABLE AT HOTEL PORTLAND GRILL A Good Place to Go After the Theatre WEBBER'S ORCHESTRA (DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY) 3:30 to 5:30 9:30 to 11:30  THE HAZELWOOD 388-90   WASHINGTON STREET 387 1/2   ALDER STREET   Coming to This Theatre February 1, 2, 3 "The Deep Purple" February 4, 5, 6, 7 "The Chocolate Soldier" February 8, 9, 10 "The Red Rose" OREGON   TAXICAB COMPANY A2242 Brown  Taxicab Main 250 The Steinway Piano Passed the experimental stage generations ago — It is still manufactured by the Steinway family — It is the most economical Piano to buy—because a Steinway can be used for a third of a century and still have a commercial value of more than double that of any other piano of similar age — The Steinway Piano has no rival — FOR SALE ON THE PACIFIC COAST ONLY BY Sherman Clay & Co. ON MORRISON at SIXTH PORTLAND  AUTO NEWS Owner—Garage—All Round CONCERNING THE ELECTRIC AUTOMOBILE. That the Electric is fast coming to the front is shown by the number of exhibits at the New York and Chicago shows this year, where eighteen different makes of Electrics have been and will be shown. This is a remarkable showing, considering the fact that eight of the exhibitors are new makes recently placed on the market. The people of Portland are beginning to realize that the Electric car is not an expensive tog, but a carriage that will answer their case., nine times out of ten. The Electric will do everything a gas car will do, except touring, and it is found that the people who have purchased a gas car for touring, go on a tour three or four times during the summer season and the balance of the time are using their heavy gas car for shopping, calling, etc., where an electric could be used at one-third of the cost. It is coming to the fact that there will be two cars in each family, the touring car for long rides in the country and the Electric for the city work and for the lady. Portland is a little slow in adopting this style of car, and there is no reason why this should be so, as Portland has ideal streets, the grades are gradual and nothing compared with Seattle, where there are many Electrics in use. However. Portland, like all other large cities, will adopt the Electric, and it will be a pleasing sight to see these beautiful cars moving swiftly and silently through our Portland streets. AUTO LUGGAGE. There are many occasions when luggage is a necessity in a car. not only when touring or when on a short pleasure spin m the country for the day. but on countless other occasions. Realizing such a condition the Taylor Trunk Company across from the Heilig Theatre are specializing to the auto trade with many clever designs in trunks, cases, etc. Auto luggage must be made with an eye to using as little space in the car as possible and yet take care of quantity when necessary. The Taylor Trunk Company make every piece to order to suit the individual need. DEPARTMENT  STORES ADOPT ELECTRICS One of the largest department stores in the Middle West, Crowlev. Milner & Company, Detroit, Mich., and Toledo, O., have just placed an order with the Anderson Electric Car Company of the former city for five electric delivery wagons. Of these, there are to be of 1,000 pounds carrying capacity and special delivery bodies. The other two will have furniture hodies with a clear carrying space 13 feet long by six wide. They will be of the 3,000-pound size. This order was placed, it is said, after a very careful and thorough investigation of the capabilities and possible service from the various makes and tyoes of commercial vehicle. The decision to adopt the Detroit Electric was made after it had demonstrated its ability on long trying runs to Grosse Point, Wayne and other suburbs varying from 12 to is miles distant from the store, which is in the heart of the city.—From January, 1912, Commercial Vehicle. LATEST SENSATION! THE RIGHT CAR AT SMALL COST FORD TORPEDO ROADSTER $685 FULLY EQUIPPED F.O.B. PORTLAND PHONE FOR A DEMONSTRATION EAST 648 THE   BIG   CLASSY CAR AT A MODFRATE COST MICHIGAN MICHIGAN AUTO & BUGGY COMPANY 33-H. P. $1650 369-371 Hawthorne Avenue  CONTRACTOR Street Paving, Cement Sidewalks, Concrete Work 1025-1029 Yeon Building For Space on This Page Phone Main 7720 THE DIAMOND RUBBER CO SEVENTH SBURNSIDE STREETS PORTLAND, OREGON* The Dealer who sells you Diamond Tires is thinking of your profit as well as his own  "No Bumping-the-Bumps" if you use the Martins The Martin Shock Absorbers are practical—a saving to Springs and they afford additional comfort in riding.        Sold on a guaranteed-to-satisfy basis. 14 N. Seventh Street THE HALLIWELL COMPANY W. J. WORTHEN Manager GOODRICH TIRES Best in the long run The B. F. Goodrich Company Portland Branch 325-327 Burn side St. Pictures and Picture Framing Christiansen Art Co. 187 West Park Street Masonic Temple Building Main 4201 "THE SQUAW MAN" at THE BAKER THIS WEEK The attraction at the Baker all this week is "The Squaw Man," probably the greatest dramatic success that the American stage has known for more than a decade. It tells a thoroughly vivid and interesting story, picturing the sharp contrast of conservative English social atmosphere with the rugged, virile, sturdy lfe of the American frontier; and while it has all the dramatic power and strong dramatic situation of the melodrama, the story is told so artistically and with such truth to nature that it is at once raised far above the cheap clap-trap methods of the simple melodrama into the realm of the real dramatic classic. More than this, the real secret of its continued success and its hold on popular favor lies in the deep, beautiful heart interest that permeates the play. The noble, self-sacrificing love of Lady Diana, the high-bred, delicate English gentlewoman, and the beautiful, simple mother-love and wife-love of the poor Indian wife, Naturich, that shows that the heart of woman, be she the daughter of an hundred Earls or the simple child of savage nature, is ever and always the same, the world over, the holiest thing on earth from Bethlehem till now. Baker matinee days are Wednesday and Saturday during the week. OREGON   TAXICAB COMPANY A 2242 Main 250 NORTH COAST LIMITED NOW RUNS TO AND FROM CHICAGO and MILWAUKEE Via Northern Pacific — North -Western Lines Into and Out of New C. & N.-W. Passenger Terminal, Chicago And the Northern Pacific - Atlantic Express continues to and from Chicago via Northern Pacific - Burlington Lines, into and out of Union Station, Chicago Both Electric Lighted and Modernly Equipped   ::   Buy tickets and ship freight via the "Line That Sets the Pace" A. D. CHARLTON, A. G. P. A.. 255 Morrison Street, Portland   The Only Exclusive High-Grade Hand Laundry in the City We have installed a Dry Cleaning and Pressing Department Give Us a Trial 20 N. TWENTIETH STREET Main 1784; A1784 Near Washington THE NEW EXPLOSIVE COMPANY Sole Manufacturers Home Office:   90 First Street Portland, Oregon REMEMBER Matinee Wednesday, January 24 THE GRAND OPERA "THE GIRL OF THE GOLDEN WEST" Seats Now Selling.    Phones:   Main 1 and A1122 OREGON   TAXI CAB COMPANY A 2242 Brown Taxicab Main 250 California is Famous the World Over For Its Splendid Hostelries, Its Varied Attractions, Its Fine Beaches, Hot Springs and Pleasure Resorts—All These Can Be Reached with ease by the Southern  Pacific "Road of a thousand wonders" Route of Shasta Limited Excursion Tickets Costing $55 Portland to Los Angeles AND RETURN On sale daily, good six months with stop-overs going or returning. Corresponding low fares from other Oregon points. HANDSOMELY ILLUSTRATED LITERATURE describing San Francisco, Oakland, Stanford University, San Jose. Lick Observatory, Santa Cruz, Del Monte, Paso Robles Hot Springs, Santa Barbara, Los Angeles, Long Beach, Venice, Redlands, San Diego, The Old Spanish Missions, Yosemite National Park and Big Trees, and many other places of interest in the Golden State; on application to JOHN  M. SCOTT Gen'l Pass'r Agent, Portland, Oregon  ACRES of ROSES in SPLENDID QUALITY ORDER NOW for Delivery or ShipmentThe Sibson Rose Nurseries 1180 Milwaukie Ave. NORMAN & LAAMAN Tailors to Gentle Women 408-409   SELLING BUILDING Main 3687 Milady will find Exclusive Models at the London Hat Shop Selling Building Sixth and Alder Sts. City Dye Works MAIN WORKS E. THIRD AND ASH STS PHONES EAST 194 B1 194 DRY CLEANING AND   DYEING  OF EVERY DESCRIPTION HEILIG THEATRE PROGRAM Published by The Coast Advertising Company Maegly-Tichner Building Seventh and Aider Streets.   Main 7720 OREGON   TAXICAB COMPANY A 2242 b Main 250 The   Only  Shop  in Portland Devoted Exclusively to Needle Work The Needlecraft Shop 388 Yamhill Street For Space in this Program Phone Main 7720 ROSE BUSHES,TREES & SHRUBS City Tree Yard, Fourth and Madison Streets Our Descriptive Catalog Free Our Motto:   Quality First, Prices as low as possible Routledge Seed & Floral Co. 1692 D St. Bet. Morrison & Yamhill  Service of an Electric Car Has this subject been thoroughly impressed upon you? Have you given the question of the kind of "Service" you want in an electric car consideration?   It's the vital essential of an electric car. Without the kind of "Service" you desire a car would be absolutely valueless except for what it will bring as so much metal — wood — and cloth. Rauch & Lang Cars Give "Service" Rauch & Lang cars are such as can be given "Frank C. Riggs Service" "Frank C. Riggs Service" is the kind that makes owning an electric a pleasure 1912 A RESOLUTION THAT MEANS SOMETHING 1912 "I Will Inspect the White" Because the WHITE is King of Gasoline Cars LUXURIOUS ECONOMICAL ALWAYS SATISFACTORY WHITE    MOTOR    CAR COMPANY TRUCKS   AND   PLEASURE CARS S. C. HUSTON, General Manager Nineteenth & Washington Streets Youngstown, O., Jan. 5th, 1912. ANNOUNCEMENT. PATENT SUSTAINED ON THE ORIGINAL  EFFECTIVE NON-SKID TIRE. REPUBLIC STAGGARD TREAD. "The Tire Perfect" The United States Circuit Court has sustained The Republic Staggard Tread Patent and has found the Nobby Tread to be an infringement. The Republic Staggard Tread is the ORIGINAL EFFECTIVE NON-SKID TIRE. It is so recognized and acknowledged by the trade — ample proof of this being found in the number of other NEAR imitations that are being placed on the market. The Republic Rubber Co. Portland Branch 344-346 Burnside Street Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, January 22, 23, 24, 1912.    Matinee Wednesday. MR. HENRY W. SAVAGE Offers The Original and Only Production of Giacomo Puccini's Grand Opera "The Girl of the Golden West" (IN ENGLISH) Founded on David Belasco's Famous Drama Italian Libretto by C. Zangarini and G. Civinini.   English Version by R. H. Elkin Giorgio Polacco General Artistic Director Conductors Giorgio Polacco and Caesar Sodero Concertmeister, Prima Mazza. CHARACTERS: Minnie Mme. Luisa Villani Mme. Irma Dalossy Miss Ivy Scott Jack Ranch, sheriff Mr. Carl Gantvoort Mr. Lewys James Dick Johnson (Ramerrez) Mr. Henri Leon Mr. Henri   Barron Mr. Umberto Sacchetti Mr. Pilade Sinagra Mr. Leon De Sousa Nick, bartender at the "Polka"  Mr. Vernon Dalhart Ashby, agent of the Wells-Fargo E. Co Mr. Chas. E. Gallagher OREGON   TAXI GAB COMPANY A2242 Brown Taxicab Main 250 The Puget Sound Route Portland to Tacoma and Seattle From Portland 8:30 a. m. 1:45 p.m. 3:00 p.m.(Shasta Limited) 11:00 p.m.(New Owl) Sleeping Cars on Owl trains  are open to passengers at 9:30 p. m. Coming to This Theatre February 1, 2, 3 "The Deep Purple" February 4, 5, 6, 7 "The Chocolate Soldier" February 8, 9, 10 "The Red Rose" GREATER POWER Phones: Marshal 810 A1176 LESSENS THE CARES FOR AUTOING MONARCH OIL Best Oil for Any Engine For Greater Mileage For Perfeft Results Carries Farther and Gives Better Satisfaction Refiners and Manufacturer or Lubricating Oils and Greases MONARCH OIL REFINING CO. 107 first st.   An Event of Historical Importance Hotel Multnomah Opens Thursday, February Eighth Table d'Hote Dinner Six till Ten Two-Fifty per Plate Music by Imperial Russian Court Orchestra Under Direction of Philip Pelz Palacios Spanish Students Nason's Symphony Orchestra Four Entertainment Features of the Highest Class Ten till One RESERVATIONS FOR TABLES SHOULD BE MADE  AT ONCE H. C. BOWERS MANAGER JULIAN M. BROWNELL ASSISTANT MANAGER  MAILLARDS ALLEGRETTI PARK & TILFORDS MULLANES  delicious  CANDIES  SlG. SlCHEL   & CO. 3 STORES Portland RESTAURANT After the Theatre PRIVATE   BOXES   FOR LADIES AND GENTLE MEN Oysters, Steaks, Chops, etc. 344 Washington St. Main 5231 Not the Cheapest But the Best "Come to the Pacific With Ward" IN THE SPALDING BUILDING WATCH OUR "ADS" IN THE STREET CARS CAST OF CHARACTERS Sonora Mr. Lewys James Miners Trin Mr. Luigi Fierelli Sid  Mr. Fred Armstrong Handsome  Mr. Richard Parks Harry Mr. Richard Backing Joe  Mr. Austin Hughes Happy  Mr. Louis D'Angelo Larkens Mr. James H. Briggs Billy Jackrabbit, an Indian redskin Mr. Alfred De Jonge  Wowkle, Billys squaw Mme.  Dina  Pughlia Miss  Edmee  De Dreux Jake Wallace, a traveling camp-minstrel Mr. Thomas  Chalmers Joe Castro, a greaser from Ramerrez's gang Mr. Charles Berthold Pony Express  Rider Mr. Harry P. Fye Men of the Camp The principals who will sing the parts of "Minnie," "Jack Ranch" and "Dick Johnson," will he announced each day by bulletin in front of theatre and in the daily papers. At the foot of the Cloudy Mountains in California. A mining camp in the days of the gold fever—1849-1850. OREGON   TAXICAB   COMPANY A 2242 Brown Taxicab Main 250 WEINHARD'S Columbia, Export Bottled Beers and Kaiserblume The Ideal Home Beverage Brewed by HENRY WEINHARD BREWERY, Thirteenth and Burnside     69 Fifth Street, Portland, Oregon Phones: Marshall 1979. A1293 GENERAL STEAMSHIP AGENTS ALL LINES ALL COUNTRIES Experienced  Information  About Travel Early Booking Advisable DORSEY   B.   SMITH, Manager Ringler's School of Dancing Finest equipped school in he city. Classes Wednes-day and Friday evenings. Private lessons daily. Entire Top Floor Muikey Building 231 1/2 Morrison Street Phone Marshall 313 WE GET YOUR WORK BACK ON TIME U. S. LAUNDRY East 63 B1193 SYNOPSIS OF SCENES. Act I—The "Polka" Saloon.   At night. Act II—The home of Minnie.   The same night. Act III—The Redwood Forest.   About a week later. Scenery and properties designed by Mr. Wilfred Buckland, Technical Director for Henry W. Savage. Scenery of Acts I and II painted by D. Weill. Act III painted by Walter M. Burridge. Mechanical effects by Charles Brown. Electrical effects by Joseph Wilson. Properties by Edward Wakefield.   Costumes by Mme. Houston. Mason and Hamlin pianos used exclusively by Henry W. Savage companies.  OREGON   TAXICAB COMPANY A 2242 Brown  Taxicab Main 250 For the Beautiful Home We Make to Your Order also Reproductions of Original Antiques ONLY THE BEST PHILIPPINE AND CUBAN MAHOGANY USED Frueh Art Furniture Co. Phones: Main 540 A4949 646 Washington Street 448-452 Hoyt Street FRALEY BROS. COMPLETE Millinery STORES: 212-214 Third Street 392 Morrison Street   We trunk you Trunks —Cases—Traveler's Necessities All Kinds of Luggage made from highest quality materials by expert workers.    Sold at reasonable prices. Automobile & Theatrical Luggage Our Specialty "SUCCESS" Taylor Trunk Co. 200 1/2 Seventh St., Opp. the Heilig If it is about fine furs ask the designers and makers of fine furs. N. M. UNGAR CO. The Reliable Furriers Opposite the Heilig Theatre FOR MR. HENRY W. SAVAGE. Manager  Mr. Fred Meek General Press Representative Mr. James Shesgreen Assistant Manager and Treasurer Mr. George MacGregor Business Manager Mr. William H. Wright Advance Representatives Mr. Richard Mitchell  Mr. S. Sullivan  Wm. M. Roddy Special Representative Mrs. E. C. Tyndall Excursion Agent Mr. Peter F. Cavanagh Secretary Mr. Charles J. Garry Stage Director Mr. Eugene P. Arnold OREGON   TAXI CAB COMPANY A2242 Brown Taxicab Main 250 Try Murine Eye Remedy For Red, Weak, Weary, Watery Eyes and Granulated Eyelids. Try Murine in Baby's Eyes. It affords a Soothing and Reliable Relief. Murine Doesn't Smart If you would Promote a more healthful Tone to Your Eyes, Eyelids and Eyelashes, and Prevent Undesirable Conditions, try Murine and Murine Eye Salve. Druggists Sell Murine Eye Remedy. Liquid 25c' 50c, $1.00. Murine Eye Salve in Aseptic Tubes, 25c, $1.00.   Eye Books and Eye Advice Free. Murine Eye Remedy Company. Chicago   KRYPTOK INVISIBLE BLFOCAL Thompson's Kryptok Lenses Have no seams, no lines, nor edges in the lens. They have an absolutely smooth one-piece surface, just the same in appearance as a one-vision lens. THOMPSON Optical Institute Second Floor Corbett Bldg., Fifth & Morrison Portland's Exclusive Optical Place We Cater Especially to Theatre Parties "The Jewel" 352 MORRISON STREET Open 11:00 A. M. to l:00 A. M. A. G. & H. L. Day ,       . Proprietors Oysters Steaks and Chops A Specialty Shell Fish in Season Technical Stage Director Mr. A. Puglia Assistant Stage Manager Mr. Al T. Darling Master of Transportation Mr. Ralph D. Whiting Stage Carpenter Mr. George Grace Assistant Stage Carpenter Mr. Chas. Chamberlain Master Electrician Mr. Frank Walker Assistant Electrician Mr. Roy Hotaling Master of Properties Mr. Ross Rouch Assistant Master of Properties Mr. Patrick H. Gibbons OREGON A 2242 TAXICAB Brown   Taxicab COMPANY Main 250 After the Play? Oysters perfectly cooked, quickly and daintily served DOWN MORRISON Swetland's NEAR THIRD INDIAN BASKETS Genuine Navajo Blankets AND CURIOS 406 MORRISON STREET, NEAR TENTH Up to Date in all Its Appointments.   Apartments for Parties.     Excellent Merchants Lunch 25c. Sunday Chicken Dinner 50c. HONG KONG CAFE American and Chinese Kitchen.   Chop Suey & Noodles Open Until 2 a. m.    Phones Main 5514; A7307 LEE D. SHING, Manager      107 1/2 SIXTH STREET  Next Thursday What? Where? THE FOLLIES DIRECTION PORTLAND THEATER MANAGERS THE   HEILIG THEATER JANUARY 25 Features, Burlesque.   And Then Some. But above all there will be "Uncle Tom's Cabin As It Should Be Played." With the Portland Theater Managers in the Parts. TICKETS, $1.OO Seat Reservations at the Heilig Theater, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday VALENTINES POSTCARDS, ETC. 1C AND UP THE POSTAL, SHOP FIFTH NEAR WASHINGTON STREET WE CARRY THE LARGEST ASSORT-MENT OF POST CARDS & NOVEL-TIES IN THE CITY The Meier & Frank Store's Talking Machine Section A Barrel if fun COLUMBIAS VICTROLAS You'll get a big bunch of laughs out of the jolly coon songs, the bright minstrel jokes, the humorous specialties, and all the other varieties of fun, on the Victor. Come in today and hear the Victor and have a few laughs. And the Columbias — Horn A Machines at $17.50 to $100     Hornless at $50 to $200. Victors $10 to $100 Victor-Victrolas $15 to $250 Terms to suit  Any Style Victor or Columbia on Our Club Plan of Easy Payments COME up to our Talking Machine Section on the fifth floor and choose any style Victor or Columbia on our club plan. Pay only a small amount on purchase — the rest in convenient payments while you're enjoying your new Talking Machine. Visit the department any time—we'll be glad to play your favorite records. The Meier & Frank Store THE HOLLY PRESS 66 FIRST ST.  EMERGENCY SLIP The Heilig Theatre PORTLAND, OREGON Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, January 22, 23, 24, 1912.    Matinee Wednesday. MR.  HENRY W. SAVAGE Offers The Original and Only Production of Giacomo Puccini's Grand Opera "The Girl of the Golden West" (IN ENGLISH) Founded on David Belasco's Famous Drama Italian Libretto by C. Zangirini and G. Civinini.   English Version by R. H. Elkin  General Artistic Director Conductors Giorgio Polacco and Caesar. Sodero Concertmeister, Prima Mazza. CHARACTERS: Minnie Mme. Luisa Villani Mme. Irma Dalossy Miss Ivy Scott Jack Ranch, sheriff Mr. Carl Gantvoort Mr. Lewys James. Dick Johnson (Ramerrez) Mr. Henri Leon  Mr. Henri Barron Mr. Umherto Sacchetti Mr. Pilade Sinagra  Mr. Leon De Sousa Nick, bartender at the "Polka" Mr. Vernon Dalhart Ashby, agent of the Wells-Fargo E. Co Mr. Chas. E. Gallagher Sonora Mr.Lewys James Trin  Mr. Luigi Fierelli Sid  Mr. Fred Armstrong Handsome  Mr. Richard Parks Harry Miners Mr. Richard Backing Joe  Mr. Austin Hughes Happy  Mr. Louis D'Angelo Larkens Mr. James H. Briggs Billy Jackrabbit, an Indian redskin Mr. Alfred De Jonge Wowkle,  Billv's squaw  Mme.  Dina Pughlia  Miss   Edmee De Dreux Jake Wallace, a traveling camp-minstrel Mr. Thomas Chalmers Joe Castro, a greaser from Ramerrez's gang Mr. Charles Berthold Pony Express Rider Mr. Harry P. Fye Men  of the Camp The principals who will sing the parts of "Minnie," "Jack Ranch" and "Dick Johnson," will be announced each day by bulletin in front of theatre and in the daily papers. At the foot of the Cloudy Mountaiss in California. A mining camp in the days of the gold fever—1849-1850. SYNOPSIS OF SCENES. Act I-—The "Polka" Saloon.    At night. Act II—The home of Minnie.    The same night. Act III—The Redwood Forest.   About a week later. Q_ Scenery and properties designed by Mr.  Wilfred  Buckland, Technical Director for Henry W. Savage. Scenery, of Acts I and II painted by D. Weill. Act III painted by Walter M. Burridge. Mechanical effects by Charles Brown. Electrical effects by Joseph Wilson. Properties by Edward Wakefield.   Costumes by Mme. Houston. Mason and Hamlin pianos used exclusively by Henry W.  Savage companies. FOR MR. HENRY W. SAVAGE. . Manager Ms. Fred Meek General Press Representative Mr. James Shesgreen Assistant Manager and Treasurer Mr. George MacGregor Business Manager  Mr. William H. Wright Advance Representatives Mr. Richard Mitchell Mr. S. Sullivan Wm. M. Roddy Special Representative Mrs. E. C. Tyndall Excursion Agent Mr. Peter F. Cavana-gh Secretary Mr. Charles J. Garry Stage Director  Mr. Eugene P. Arnold Technical Stage Director Mr. A. Puglia Assistant Stage Manager Mr. Al T. Darling Master of Transportation Mr. Ralph D. Whiting Stage Carpenter Mr. George Grace Assistant Stage Carpenter Mr. Chas. Chamberlain Master Electrician Mr. Frank Walker Assistant Electrician Mr. Roy Hotaling Master of Properties Mr. Ross Rouch Assistant Master of Properties Mr. Patrick H. Gibbons  Thursday Evening, January 25 First Annual Follies Direction Portland Theatre Managers Three Nights Beginning Thursday, February 1 "The Deep Purple" Four Nights, Beginning Sunday, February 4 "The Chocolate Soldier" Three Nights, Beginning Thursday, February 8 "The Red Rose" The Holly Press, 66 First St. The Heilig PORTLAND OREGON THE CITY OF ROSES  RESERVE YOUR TABLE AT HOTEL PORTLAND GRILL A Good Place to Go After the Theatre WEBBER'S ORCHESTRA (DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY) 3:30 to 5:30 9:30 to 11:30  THE HAZELWOOD 388-90   WASHINGTON STREET 387 1/2   ALDER STREET   Coming to This Theatre February 1, 2, 3 "The Deep Purple" February 4, 5, 6, 7 "The Chocolate Soldier" February 8, 9, 10 "The Red Rose" OREGON   TAXICAB COMPANY A2242 Brown  Taxicab Main 250 The Steinway Piano Passed the experimental stage generations ago — It is still manufactured by the Steinway family — It is the most economical Piano to buy—because a Steinway can be used for a third of a century and still have a commercial value of more than double that of any other piano of similar age — The Steinway Piano has no rival — FOR SALE ON THE PACIFIC COAST ONLY BY Sherman Clay & Co. ON MORRISON at SIXTH PORTLAND  AUTO NEWS Owner—Garage—All Round CONCERNING THE ELECTRIC AUTOMOBILE. That the Electric is fast coming to the front is shown by the number of exhibits at the New York and Chicago shows this year, where eighteen different makes of Electrics have been and will be shown. This is a remarkable showing, considering the fact that eight of the exhibitors are new makes recently placed on the market. The people of Portland are beginning to realize that the Electric car is not an expensive tog, but a carriage that will answer their case., nine times out of ten. The Electric will do everything a gas car will do, except touring, and it is found that the people who have purchased a gas car for touring, go on a tour three or four times during the summer season and the balance of the time are using their heavy gas car for shopping, calling, etc., where an electric could be used at one-third of the cost. It is coming to the fact that there will be two cars in each family, the touring car for long rides in the country and the Electric for the city work and for the lady. Portland is a little slow in adopting this style of car, and there is no reason why this should be so, as Portland has ideal streets, the grades are gradual and nothing compared with Seattle, where there are many Electrics in use. However. Portland, like all other large cities, will adopt the Electric, and it will be a pleasing sight to see these beautiful cars moving swiftly and silently through our Portland streets. AUTO LUGGAGE. There are many occasions when luggage is a necessity in a car. not only when touring or when on a short pleasure spin m the country for the day. but on countless other occasions. Realizing such a condition the Taylor Trunk Company across from the Heilig Theatre are specializing to the auto trade with many clever designs in trunks, cases, etc. Auto luggage must be made with an eye to using as little space in the car as possible and yet take care of quantity when necessary. The Taylor Trunk Company make every piece to order to suit the individual need. DEPARTMENT  STORES ADOPT ELECTRICS One of the largest department stores in the Middle West, Crowlev. Milner & Company, Detroit, Mich., and Toledo, O., have just placed an order with the Anderson Electric Car Company of the former city for five electric delivery wagons. Of these, there are to be of 1,000 pounds carrying capacity and special delivery bodies. The other two will have furniture hodies with a clear carrying space 13 feet long by six wide. They will be of the 3,000-pound size. This order was placed, it is said, after a very careful and thorough investigation of the capabilities and possible service from the various makes and tyoes of commercial vehicle. The decision to adopt the Detroit Electric was made after it had demonstrated its ability on long trying runs to Grosse Point, Wayne and other suburbs varying from 12 to is miles distant from the store, which is in the heart of the city.—From January, 1912, Commercial Vehicle. LATEST SENSATION! THE RIGHT CAR AT SMALL COST FORD TORPEDO ROADSTER $685 FULLY EQUIPPED F.O.B. PORTLAND PHONE FOR A DEMONSTRATION EAST 648 THE   BIG   CLASSY CAR AT A MODFRATE COST MICHIGAN MICHIGAN AUTO & BUGGY COMPANY 33-H. P. $1650 369-371 Hawthorne Avenue  CONTRACTOR Street Paving, Cement Sidewalks, Concrete Work 1025-1029 Yeon Building For Space on This Page Phone Main 7720 THE DIAMOND RUBBER CO SEVENTH SBURNSIDE STREETS PORTLAND, OREGON* The Dealer who sells you Diamond Tires is thinking of your profit as well as his own  "No Bumping-the-Bumps" if you use the Martins The Martin Shock Absorbers are practical—a saving to Springs and they afford additional comfort in riding.        Sold on a guaranteed-to-satisfy basis. 14 N. Seventh Street THE HALLIWELL COMPANY W. J. WORTHEN Manager GOODRICH TIRES Best in the long run The B. F. Goodrich Company Portland Branch 325-327 Burn side St. Pictures and Picture Framing Christiansen Art Co. 187 West Park Street Masonic Temple Building Main 4201 "THE SQUAW MAN" at THE BAKER THIS WEEK The attraction at the Baker all this week is "The Squaw Man," probably the greatest dramatic success that the American stage has known for more than a decade. It tells a thoroughly vivid and interesting story, picturing the sharp contrast of conservative English social atmosphere with the rugged, virile, sturdy lfe of the American frontier; and while it has all the dramatic power and strong dramatic situation of the melodrama, the story is told so artistically and with such truth to nature that it is at once raised far above the cheap clap-trap methods of the simple melodrama into the realm of the real dramatic classic. More than this, the real secret of its continued success and its hold on popular favor lies in the deep, beautiful heart interest that permeates the play. The noble, self-sacrificing love of Lady Diana, the high-bred, delicate English gentlewoman, and the beautiful, simple mother-love and wife-love of the poor Indian wife, Naturich, that shows that the heart of woman, be she the daughter of an hundred Earls or the simple child of savage nature, is ever and always the same, the world over, the holiest thing on earth from Bethlehem till now. Baker matinee days are Wednesday and Saturday during the week. OREGON   TAXICAB COMPANY A 2242 Main 250 NORTH COAST LIMITED NOW RUNS TO AND FROM CHICAGO and MILWAUKEE Via Northern Pacific — North -Western Lines Into and Out of New C. & N.-W. Passenger Terminal, Chicago And the Northern Pacific - Atlantic Express continues to and from Chicago via Northern Pacific - Burlington Lines, into and out of Union Station, Chicago Both Electric Lighted and Modernly Equipped   ::   Buy tickets and ship freight via the "Line That Sets the Pace" A. D. CHARLTON, A. G. P. A.. 255 Morrison Street, Portland   The Only Exclusive High-Grade Hand Laundry in the City We have installed a Dry Cleaning and Pressing Department Give Us a Trial 20 N. TWENTIETH STREET Main 1784; A1784 Near Washington THE NEW EXPLOSIVE COMPANY Sole Manufacturers Home Office:   90 First Street Portland, Oregon REMEMBER Matinee Wednesday, January 24 THE GRAND OPERA "THE GIRL OF THE GOLDEN WEST" Seats Now Selling.    Phones:   Main 1 and A1122 OREGON   TAXI CAB COMPANY A 2242 Brown Taxicab Main 250 California is Famous the World Over For Its Splendid Hostelries, Its Varied Attractions, Its Fine Beaches, Hot Springs and Pleasure Resorts—All These Can Be Reached with ease by the Southern  Pacific "Road of a thousand wonders" Route of Shasta Limited Excursion Tickets Costing $55 Portland to Los Angeles AND RETURN On sale daily, good six months with stop-overs going or returning. Corresponding low fares from other Oregon points. HANDSOMELY ILLUSTRATED LITERATURE describing San Francisco, Oakland, Stanford University, San Jose. Lick Observatory, Santa Cruz, Del Monte, Paso Robles Hot Springs, Santa Barbara, Los Angeles, Long Beach, Venice, Redlands, San Diego, The Old Spanish Missions, Yosemite National Park and Big Trees, and many other places of interest in the Golden State; on application to JOHN  M. SCOTT Gen'l Pass'r Agent, Portland, Oregon  ACRES of ROSES in SPLENDID QUALITY ORDER NOW for Delivery or ShipmentThe Sibson Rose Nurseries 1180 Milwaukie Ave. NORMAN & LAAMAN Tailors to Gentle Women 408-409   SELLING BUILDING Main 3687 Milady will find Exclusive Models at the London Hat Shop Selling Building Sixth and Alder Sts. City Dye Works MAIN WORKS E. THIRD AND ASH STS PHONES EAST 194 B1 194 DRY CLEANING AND   DYEING  OF EVERY DESCRIPTION HEILIG THEATRE PROGRAM Published by The Coast Advertising Company Maegly-Tichner Building Seventh and Aider Streets.   Main 7720 OREGON   TAXICAB COMPANY A 2242 b Main 250 The   Only  Shop  in Portland Devoted Exclusively to Needle Work The Needlecraft Shop 388 Yamhill Street For Space in this Program Phone Main 7720 ROSE BUSHES,TREES & SHRUBS City Tree Yard, Fourth and Madison Streets Our Descriptive Catalog Free Our Motto:   Quality First, Prices as low as possible Routledge Seed & Floral Co. 1692 D St. Bet. Morrison & Yamhill  Service of an Electric Car Has this subject been thoroughly impressed upon you? Have you given the question of the kind of "Service" you want in an electric car consideration?   It's the vital essential of an electric car. Without the kind of "Service" you desire a car would be absolutely valueless except for what it will bring as so much metal — wood — and cloth. Rauch & Lang Cars Give "Service" Rauch & Lang cars are such as can be given "Frank C. Riggs Service" "Frank C. Riggs Service" is the kind that makes owning an electric a pleasure 1912 A RESOLUTION THAT MEANS SOMETHING 1912 "I Will Inspect the White" Because the WHITE is King of Gasoline Cars LUXURIOUS ECONOMICAL ALWAYS SATISFACTORY WHITE    MOTOR    CAR COMPANY TRUCKS   AND   PLEASURE CARS S. C. HUSTON, General Manager Nineteenth & Washington Streets Youngstown, O., Jan. 5th, 1912. ANNOUNCEMENT. PATENT SUSTAINED ON THE ORIGINAL  EFFECTIVE NON-SKID TIRE. REPUBLIC STAGGARD TREAD. "The Tire Perfect" The United States Circuit Court has sustained The Republic Staggard Tread Patent and has found the Nobby Tread to be an infringement. The Republic Staggard Tread is the ORIGINAL EFFECTIVE NON-SKID TIRE. It is so recognized and acknowledged by the trade — ample proof of this being found in the number of other NEAR imitations that are being placed on the market. The Republic Rubber Co. Portland Branch 344-346 Burnside Street Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, January 22, 23, 24, 1912.    Matinee Wednesday. MR. HENRY W. SAVAGE Offers The Original and Only Production of Giacomo Puccini's Grand Opera "The Girl of the Golden West" (IN ENGLISH) Founded on David Belasco's Famous Drama Italian Libretto by C. Zangarini and G. Civinini.   English Version by R. H. Elkin Giorgio Polacco General Artistic Director Conductors Giorgio Polacco and Caesar Sodero Concertmeister, Prima Mazza. CHARACTERS: Minnie Mme. Luisa Villani Mme. Irma Dalossy Miss Ivy Scott Jack Ranch, sheriff Mr. Carl Gantvoort Mr. Lewys James Dick Johnson (Ramerrez) Mr. Henri Leon Mr. Henri   Barron Mr. Umberto Sacchetti Mr. Pilade Sinagra Mr. Leon De Sousa Nick, bartender at the "Polka"  Mr. Vernon Dalhart Ashby, agent of the Wells-Fargo E. Co Mr. Chas. E. Gallagher OREGON   TAXI GAB COMPANY A2242 Brown Taxicab Main 250 The Puget Sound Route Portland to Tacoma and Seattle From Portland 8:30 a. m. 1:45 p.m. 3:00 p.m.(Shasta Limited) 11:00 p.m.(New Owl) Sleeping Cars on Owl trains  are open to passengers at 9:30 p. m. Coming to This Theatre February 1, 2, 3 "The Deep Purple" February 4, 5, 6, 7 "The Chocolate Soldier" February 8, 9, 10 "The Red Rose" GREATER POWER Phones: Marshal 810 A1176 LESSENS THE CARES FOR AUTOING MONARCH OIL Best Oil for Any Engine For Greater Mileage For Perfeft Results Carries Farther and Gives Better Satisfaction Refiners and Manufacturer or Lubricating Oils and Greases MONARCH OIL REFINING CO. 107 first st.   An Event of Historical Importance Hotel Multnomah Opens Thursday, February Eighth Table d'Hote Dinner Six till Ten Two-Fifty per Plate Music by Imperial Russian Court Orchestra Under Direction of Philip Pelz Palacios Spanish Students Nason's Symphony Orchestra Four Entertainment Features of the Highest Class Ten till One RESERVATIONS FOR TABLES SHOULD BE MADE  AT ONCE H. C. BOWERS MANAGER JULIAN M. BROWNELL ASSISTANT MANAGER  MAILLARDS ALLEGRETTI PARK & TILFORDS MULLANES  delicious  CANDIES  SlG. SlCHEL   & CO. 3 STORES Portland RESTAURANT After the Theatre PRIVATE   BOXES   FOR LADIES AND GENTLE MEN Oysters, Steaks, Chops, etc. 344 Washington St. Main 5231 Not the Cheapest But the Best "Come to the Pacific With Ward" IN THE SPALDING BUILDING WATCH OUR "ADS" IN THE STREET CARS CAST OF CHARACTERS Sonora Mr. Lewys James Miners Trin Mr. Luigi Fierelli Sid  Mr. Fred Armstrong Handsome  Mr. Richard Parks Harry Mr. Richard Backing Joe  Mr. Austin Hughes Happy  Mr. Louis D'Angelo Larkens Mr. James H. Briggs Billy Jackrabbit, an Indian redskin Mr. Alfred De Jonge  Wowkle, Billys squaw Mme.  Dina  Pughlia Miss  Edmee  De Dreux Jake Wallace, a traveling camp-minstrel Mr. Thomas  Chalmers Joe Castro, a greaser from Ramerrez's gang Mr. Charles Berthold Pony Express  Rider Mr. Harry P. Fye Men of the Camp The principals who will sing the parts of "Minnie," "Jack Ranch" and "Dick Johnson," will he announced each day by bulletin in front of theatre and in the daily papers. At the foot of the Cloudy Mountains in California. A mining camp in the days of the gold fever—1849-1850. OREGON   TAXICAB   COMPANY A 2242 Brown Taxicab Main 250 WEINHARD'S Columbia, Export Bottled Beers and Kaiserblume The Ideal Home Beverage Brewed by HENRY WEINHARD BREWERY, Thirteenth and Burnside     69 Fifth Street, Portland, Oregon Phones: Marshall 1979. A1293 GENERAL STEAMSHIP AGENTS ALL LINES ALL COUNTRIES Experienced  Information  About Travel Early Booking Advisable DORSEY   B.   SMITH, Manager Ringler's School of Dancing Finest equipped school in he city. Classes Wednes-day and Friday evenings. Private lessons daily. Entire Top Floor Muikey Building 231 1/2 Morrison Street Phone Marshall 313 WE GET YOUR WORK BACK ON TIME U. S. LAUNDRY East 63 B1193 SYNOPSIS OF SCENES. Act I—The "Polka" Saloon.   At night. Act II—The home of Minnie.   The same night. Act III—The Redwood Forest.   About a week later. Scenery and properties designed by Mr. Wilfred Buckland, Technical Director for Henry W. Savage. Scenery of Acts I and II painted by D. Weill. Act III painted by Walter M. Burridge. Mechanical effects by Charles Brown. Electrical effects by Joseph Wilson. Properties by Edward Wakefield.   Costumes by Mme. Houston. Mason and Hamlin pianos used exclusively by Henry W. Savage companies.  OREGON   TAXICAB COMPANY A 2242 Brown  Taxicab Main 250 For the Beautiful Home We Make to Your Order also Reproductions of Original Antiques ONLY THE BEST PHILIPPINE AND CUBAN MAHOGANY USED Frueh Art Furniture Co. Phones: Main 540 A4949 646 Washington Street 448-452 Hoyt Street FRALEY BROS. COMPLETE Millinery STORES: 212-214 Third Street 392 Morrison Street   We trunk you Trunks —Cases—Traveler's Necessities All Kinds of Luggage made from highest quality materials by expert workers.    Sold at reasonable prices. Automobile & Theatrical Luggage Our Specialty "SUCCESS" Taylor Trunk Co. 200 1/2 Seventh St., Opp. the Heilig If it is about fine furs ask the designers and makers of fine furs. N. M. UNGAR CO. The Reliable Furriers Opposite the Heilig Theatre FOR MR. HENRY W. SAVAGE. Manager  Mr. Fred Meek General Press Representative Mr. James Shesgreen Assistant Manager and Treasurer Mr. George MacGregor Business Manager Mr. William H. Wright Advance Representatives Mr. Richard Mitchell  Mr. S. Sullivan  Wm. M. Roddy Special Representative Mrs. E. C. Tyndall Excursion Agent Mr. Peter F. Cavanagh Secretary Mr. Charles J. Garry Stage Director Mr. Eugene P. Arnold OREGON   TAXI CAB COMPANY A2242 Brown Taxicab Main 250 Try Murine Eye Remedy For Red, Weak, Weary, Watery Eyes and Granulated Eyelids. Try Murine in Baby's Eyes. It affords a Soothing and Reliable Relief. Murine Doesn't Smart If you would Promote a more healthful Tone to Your Eyes, Eyelids and Eyelashes, and Prevent Undesirable Conditions, try Murine and Murine Eye Salve. Druggists Sell Murine Eye Remedy. Liquid 25c' 50c, $1.00. Murine Eye Salve in Aseptic Tubes, 25c, $1.00.   Eye Books and Eye Advice Free. Murine Eye Remedy Company. Chicago   KRYPTOK INVISIBLE BLFOCAL Thompson's Kryptok Lenses Have no seams, no lines, nor edges in the lens. They have an absolutely smooth one-piece surface, just the same in appearance as a one-vision lens. THOMPSON Optical Institute Second Floor Corbett Bldg., Fifth & Morrison Portland's Exclusive Optical Place We Cater Especially to Theatre Parties "The Jewel" 352 MORRISON STREET Open 11:00 A. M. to l:00 A. M. A. G. & H. L. Day ,       . Proprietors Oysters Steaks and Chops A Specialty Shell Fish in Season Technical Stage Director Mr. A. Puglia Assistant Stage Manager Mr. Al T. Darling Master of Transportation Mr. Ralph D. Whiting Stage Carpenter Mr. George Grace Assistant Stage Carpenter Mr. Chas. Chamberlain Master Electrician Mr. Frank Walker Assistant Electrician Mr. Roy Hotaling Master of Properties Mr. Ross Rouch Assistant Master of Properties Mr. Patrick H. Gibbons OREGON A 2242 TAXICAB Brown   Taxicab COMPANY Main 250 After the Play? Oysters perfectly cooked, quickly and daintily served DOWN MORRISON Swetland's NEAR THIRD INDIAN BASKETS Genuine Navajo Blankets AND CURIOS 406 MORRISON STREET, NEAR TENTH Up to Date in all Its Appointments.   Apartments for Parties.     Excellent Merchants Lunch 25c. Sunday Chicken Dinner 50c. HONG KONG CAFE American and Chinese Kitchen.   Chop Suey & Noodles Open Until 2 a. m.    Phones Main 5514; A7307 LEE D. SHING, Manager      107 1/2 SIXTH STREET  Next Thursday What? Where? THE FOLLIES DIRECTION PORTLAND THEATER MANAGERS THE   HEILIG THEATER JANUARY 25 Features, Burlesque.   And Then Some. But above all there will be "Uncle Tom's Cabin As It Should Be Played." With the Portland Theater Managers in the Parts. TICKETS, $1.OO Seat Reservations at the Heilig Theater, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday VALENTINES POSTCARDS, ETC. 1C AND UP THE POSTAL, SHOP FIFTH NEAR WASHINGTON STREET WE CARRY THE LARGEST ASSORT-MENT OF POST CARDS & NOVEL-TIES IN THE CITY The Meier & Frank Store's Talking Machine Section A Barrel if fun COLUMBIAS VICTROLAS You'll get a big bunch of laughs out of the jolly coon songs, the bright minstrel jokes, the humorous specialties, and all the other varieties of fun, on the Victor. Come in today and hear the Victor and have a few laughs. And the Columbias — Horn A Machines at $17.50 to $100     Hornless at $50 to $200. Victors $10 to $100 Victor-Victrolas $15 to $250 Terms to suit  Any Style Victor or Columbia on Our Club Plan of Easy Payments COME up to our Talking Machine Section on the fifth floor and choose any style Victor or Columbia on our club plan. Pay only a small amount on purchase — the rest in convenient payments while you're enjoying your new Talking Machine. Visit the department any time—we'll be glad to play your favorite records. The Meier & Frank Store THE HOLLY PRESS 66 FIRST ST.  EMERGENCY SLIP The Heilig Theatre PORTLAND, OREGON Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, January 22, 23, 24, 1912.    Matinee Wednesday. MR.  HENRY W. SAVAGE Offers The Original and Only Production of Giacomo Puccini's Grand Opera "The Girl of the Golden West" (IN ENGLISH) Founded on David Belasco's Famous Drama Italian Libretto by C. Zangirini and G. Civinini.   English Version by R. H. Elkin  General Artistic Director Conductors Giorgio Polacco and Caesar. Sodero Concertmeister, Prima Mazza. CHARACTERS: Minnie Mme. Luisa Villani Mme. Irma Dalossy Miss Ivy Scott Jack Ranch, sheriff Mr. Carl Gantvoort Mr. Lewys James. Dick Johnson (Ramerrez) Mr. Henri Leon  Mr. Henri Barron Mr. Umherto Sacchetti Mr. Pilade Sinagra  Mr. Leon De Sousa Nick, bartender at the "Polka" Mr. Vernon Dalhart Ashby, agent of the Wells-Fargo E. Co Mr. Chas. E. Gallagher Sonora Mr.Lewys James Trin  Mr. Luigi Fierelli Sid  Mr. Fred Armstrong Handsome  Mr. Richard Parks Harry Miners Mr. Richard Backing Joe  Mr. Austin Hughes Happy  Mr. Louis D'Angelo Larkens Mr. James H. Briggs Billy Jackrabbit, an Indian redskin Mr. Alfred De Jonge Wowkle,  Billv's squaw  Mme.  Dina Pughlia  Miss   Edmee De Dreux Jake Wallace, a traveling camp-minstrel Mr. Thomas Chalmers Joe Castro, a greaser from Ramerrez's gang Mr. Charles Berthold Pony Express Rider Mr. Harry P. Fye Men  of the Camp The principals who will sing the parts of "Minnie," "Jack Ranch" and "Dick Johnson," will be announced each day by bulletin in front of theatre and in the daily papers. At the foot of the Cloudy Mountaiss in California. A mining camp in the days of the gold fever—1849-1850. SYNOPSIS OF SCENES. Act I-—The "Polka" Saloon.    At night. Act II—The home of Minnie.    The same night. Act III—The Redwood Forest.   About a week later. Q_ Scenery and properties designed by Mr.  Wilfred  Buckland, Technical Director for Henry W. Savage. Scenery, of Acts I and II painted by D. Weill. Act III painted by Walter M. Burridge. Mechanical effects by Charles Brown. Electrical effects by Joseph Wilson. Properties by Edward Wakefield.   Costumes by Mme. Houston. Mason and Hamlin pianos used exclusively by Henry W.  Savage companies. FOR MR. HENRY W. SAVAGE. . Manager Ms. Fred Meek General Press Representative Mr. James Shesgreen Assistant Manager and Treasurer Mr. George MacGregor Business Manager  Mr. William H. Wright Advance Representatives Mr. Richard Mitchell Mr. S. Sullivan Wm. M. Roddy Special Representative Mrs. E. C. Tyndall Excursion Agent Mr. Peter F. Cavana-gh Secretary Mr. Charles J. Garry Stage Director  Mr. Eugene P. Arnold Technical Stage Director Mr. A. Puglia Assistant Stage Manager Mr. Al T. Darling Master of Transportation Mr. Ralph D. Whiting Stage Carpenter Mr. George Grace Assistant Stage Carpenter Mr. Chas. Chamberlain Master Electrician Mr. Frank Walker Assistant Electrician Mr. Roy Hotaling Master of Properties Mr. Ross Rouch Assistant Master of Properties Mr. Patrick H. Gibbons  Thursday Evening, January 25 First Annual Follies Direction Portland Theatre Managers Three Nights Beginning Thursday, February 1 "The Deep Purple" Four Nights, Beginning Sunday, February 4 "The Chocolate Soldier" Three Nights, Beginning Thursday, February 8 "The Red Rose" The Holly Press, 66 First St. The Heilig PORTLAND OREGON THE CITY OF ROSES  RESERVE YOUR TABLE AT HOTEL PORTLAND GRILL A Good Place to Go After the Theatre WEBBER'S ORCHESTRA (DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY) 3:30 to 5:30 9:30 to 11:30  THE HAZELWOOD 388-90   WASHINGTON STREET 387 1/2   ALDER STREET   Coming to This Theatre February 1, 2, 3 "The Deep Purple" February 4, 5, 6, 7 "The Chocolate Soldier" February 8, 9, 10 "The Red Rose" OREGON   TAXICAB COMPANY A2242 Brown  Taxicab Main 250 The Steinway Piano Passed the experimental stage generations ago — It is still manufactured by the Steinway family — It is the most economical Piano to buy—because a Steinway can be used for a third of a century and still have a commercial value of more than double that of any other piano of similar age — The Steinway Piano has no rival — FOR SALE ON THE PACIFIC COAST ONLY BY Sherman Clay & Co. ON MORRISON at SIXTH PORTLAND  AUTO NEWS Owner—Garage—All Round CONCERNING THE ELECTRIC AUTOMOBILE. That the Electric is fast coming to the front is shown by the number of exhibits at the New York and Chicago shows this year, where eighteen different makes of Electrics have been and will be shown. This is a remarkable showing, considering the fact that eight of the exhibitors are new makes recently placed on the market. The people of Portland are beginning to realize that the Electric car is not an expensive tog, but a carriage that will answer their case., nine times out of ten. The Electric will do everything a gas car will do, except touring, and it is found that the people who have purchased a gas car for touring, go on a tour three or four times during the summer season and the balance of the time are using their heavy gas car for shopping, calling, etc., where an electric could be used at one-third of the cost. It is coming to the fact that there will be two cars in each family, the touring car for long rides in the country and the Electric for the city work and for the lady. Portland is a little slow in adopting this style of car, and there is no reason why this should be so, as Portland has ideal streets, the grades are gradual and nothing compared with Seattle, where there are many Electrics in use. However. Portland, like all other large cities, will adopt the Electric, and it will be a pleasing sight to see these beautiful cars moving swiftly and silently through our Portland streets. AUTO LUGGAGE. There are many occasions when luggage is a necessity in a car. not only when touring or when on a short pleasure spin m the country for the day. but on countless other occasions. Realizing such a condition the Taylor Trunk Company across from the Heilig Theatre are specializing to the auto trade with many clever designs in trunks, cases, etc. Auto luggage must be made with an eye to using as little space in the car as possible and yet take care of quantity when necessary. The Taylor Trunk Company make every piece to order to suit the individual need. DEPARTMENT  STORES ADOPT ELECTRICS One of the largest department stores in the Middle West, Crowlev. Milner & Company, Detroit, Mich., and Toledo, O., have just placed an order with the Anderson Electric Car Company of the former city for five electric delivery wagons. Of these, there are to be of 1,000 pounds carrying capacity and special delivery bodies. The other two will have furniture hodies with a clear carrying space 13 feet long by six wide. They will be of the 3,000-pound size. This order was placed, it is said, after a very careful and thorough investigation of the capabilities and possible service from the various makes and tyoes of commercial vehicle. The decision to adopt the Detroit Electric was made after it had demonstrated its ability on long trying runs to Grosse Point, Wayne and other suburbs varying from 12 to is miles distant from the store, which is in the heart of the city.—From January, 1912, Commercial Vehicle. LATEST SENSATION! THE RIGHT CAR AT SMALL COST FORD TORPEDO ROADSTER $685 FULLY EQUIPPED F.O.B. PORTLAND PHONE FOR A DEMONSTRATION EAST 648 THE   BIG   CLASSY CAR AT A MODFRATE COST MICHIGAN MICHIGAN AUTO & BUGGY COMPANY 33-H. P. $1650 369-371 Hawthorne Avenue  CONTRACTOR Street Paving, Cement Sidewalks, Concrete Work 1025-1029 Yeon Building For Space on This Page Phone Main 7720 THE DIAMOND RUBBER CO SEVENTH SBURNSIDE STREETS PORTLAND, OREGON* The Dealer who sells you Diamond Tires is thinking of your profit as well as his own  "No Bumping-the-Bumps" if you use the Martins The Martin Shock Absorbers are practical—a saving to Springs and they afford additional comfort in riding.        Sold on a guaranteed-to-satisfy basis. 14 N. Seventh Street THE HALLIWELL COMPANY W. J. WORTHEN Manager GOODRICH TIRES Best in the long run The B. F. Goodrich Company Portland Branch 325-327 Burn side St. Pictures and Picture Framing Christiansen Art Co. 187 West Park Street Masonic Temple Building Main 4201 "THE SQUAW MAN" at THE BAKER THIS WEEK The attraction at the Baker all this week is "The Squaw Man," probably the greatest dramatic success that the American stage has known for more than a decade. It tells a thoroughly vivid and interesting story, picturing the sharp contrast of conservative English social atmosphere with the rugged, virile, sturdy lfe of the American frontier; and while it has all the dramatic power and strong dramatic situation of the melodrama, the story is told so artistically and with such truth to nature that it is at once raised far above the cheap clap-trap methods of the simple melodrama into the realm of the real dramatic classic. More than this, the real secret of its continued success and its hold on popular favor lies in the deep, beautiful heart interest that permeates the play. The noble, self-sacrificing love of Lady Diana, the high-bred, delicate English gentlewoman, and the beautiful, simple mother-love and wife-love of the poor Indian wife, Naturich, that shows that the heart of woman, be she the daughter of an hundred Earls or the simple child of savage nature, is ever and always the same, the world over, the holiest thing on earth from Bethlehem till now. Baker matinee days are Wednesday and Saturday during the week. OREGON   TAXICAB COMPANY A 2242 Main 250 NORTH COAST LIMITED NOW RUNS TO AND FROM CHICAGO and MILWAUKEE Via Northern Pacific — North -Western Lines Into and Out of New C. & N.-W. Passenger Terminal, Chicago And the Northern Pacific - Atlantic Express continues to and from Chicago via Northern Pacific - Burlington Lines, into and out of Union Station, Chicago Both Electric Lighted and Modernly Equipped   ::   Buy tickets and ship freight via the "Line That Sets the Pace" A. D. CHARLTON, A. G. P. A.. 255 Morrison Street, Portland   The Only Exclusive High-Grade Hand Laundry in the City We have installed a Dry Cleaning and Pressing Department Give Us a Trial 20 N. TWENTIETH STREET Main 1784; A1784 Near Washington THE NEW EXPLOSIVE COMPANY Sole Manufacturers Home Office:   90 First Street Portland, Oregon REMEMBER Matinee Wednesday, January 24 THE GRAND OPERA "THE GIRL OF THE GOLDEN WEST" Seats Now Selling.    Phones:   Main 1 and A1122 OREGON   TAXI CAB COMPANY A 2242 Brown Taxicab Main 250 California is Famous the World Over For Its Splendid Hostelries, Its Varied Attractions, Its Fine Beaches, Hot Springs and Pleasure Resorts—All These Can Be Reached with ease by the Southern  Pacific "Road of a thousand wonders" Route of Shasta Limited Excursion Tickets Costing $55 Portland to Los Angeles AND RETURN On sale daily, good six months with stop-overs going or returning. Corresponding low fares from other Oregon points. HANDSOMELY ILLUSTRATED LITERATURE describing San Francisco, Oakland, Stanford University, San Jose. Lick Observatory, Santa Cruz, Del Monte, Paso Robles Hot Springs, Santa Barbara, Los Angeles, Long Beach, Venice, Redlands, San Diego, The Old Spanish Missions, Yosemite National Park and Big Trees, and many other places of interest in the Golden State; on application to JOHN  M. SCOTT Gen'l Pass'r Agent, Portland, Oregon  ACRES of ROSES in SPLENDID QUALITY ORDER NOW for Delivery or ShipmentThe Sibson Rose Nurseries 1180 Milwaukie Ave. NORMAN & LAAMAN Tailors to Gentle Women 408-409   SELLING BUILDING Main 3687 Milady will find Exclusive Models at the London Hat Shop Selling Building Sixth and Alder Sts. City Dye Works MAIN WORKS E. THIRD AND ASH STS PHONES EAST 194 B1 194 DRY CLEANING AND   DYEING  OF EVERY DESCRIPTION HEILIG THEATRE PROGRAM Published by The Coast Advertising Company Maegly-Tichner Building Seventh and Aider Streets.   Main 7720 OREGON   TAXICAB COMPANY A 2242 b Main 250 The   Only  Shop  in Portland Devoted Exclusively to Needle Work The Needlecraft Shop 388 Yamhill Street For Space in this Program Phone Main 7720 ROSE BUSHES,TREES & SHRUBS City Tree Yard, Fourth and Madison Streets Our Descriptive Catalog Free Our Motto:   Quality First, Prices as low as possible Routledge Seed & Floral Co. 1692 D St. Bet. Morrison & Yamhill  Service of an Electric Car Has this subject been thoroughly impressed upon you? Have you given the question of the kind of "Service" you want in an electric car consideration?   It's the vital essential of an electric car. Without the kind of "Service" you desire a car would be absolutely valueless except for what it will bring as so much metal — wood — and cloth. Rauch & Lang Cars Give "Service" Rauch & Lang cars are such as can be given "Frank C. Riggs Service" "Frank C. Riggs Service" is the kind that makes owning an electric a pleasure 1912 A RESOLUTION THAT MEANS SOMETHING 1912 "I Will Inspect the White" Because the WHITE is King of Gasoline Cars LUXURIOUS ECONOMICAL ALWAYS SATISFACTORY WHITE    MOTOR    CAR COMPANY TRUCKS   AND   PLEASURE CARS S. C. HUSTON, General Manager Nineteenth & Washington Streets Youngstown, O., Jan. 5th, 1912. ANNOUNCEMENT. PATENT SUSTAINED ON THE ORIGINAL  EFFECTIVE NON-SKID TIRE. REPUBLIC STAGGARD TREAD. "The Tire Perfect" The United States Circuit Court has sustained The Republic Staggard Tread Patent and has found the Nobby Tread to be an infringement. The Republic Staggard Tread is the ORIGINAL EFFECTIVE NON-SKID TIRE. It is so recognized and acknowledged by the trade — ample proof of this being found in the number of other NEAR imitations that are being placed on the market. The Republic Rubber Co. Portland Branch 344-346 Burnside Street Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, January 22, 23, 24, 1912.    Matinee Wednesday. MR. HENRY W. SAVAGE Offers The Original and Only Production of Giacomo Puccini's Grand Opera "The Girl of the Golden West" (IN ENGLISH) Founded on David Belasco's Famous Drama Italian Libretto by C. Zangarini and G. Civinini.   English Version by R. H. Elkin Giorgio Polacco General Artistic Director Conductors Giorgio Polacco and Caesar Sodero Concertmeister, Prima Mazza. CHARACTERS: Minnie Mme. Luisa Villani Mme. Irma Dalossy Miss Ivy Scott Jack Ranch, sheriff Mr. Carl Gantvoort Mr. Lewys James Dick Johnson (Ramerrez) Mr. Henri Leon Mr. Henri   Barron Mr. Umberto Sacchetti Mr. Pilade Sinagra Mr. Leon De Sousa Nick, bartender at the "Polka"  Mr. Vernon Dalhart Ashby, agent of the Wells-Fargo E. Co Mr. Chas. E. Gallagher OREGON   TAXI GAB COMPANY A2242 Brown Taxicab Main 250 The Puget Sound Route Portland to Tacoma and Seattle From Portland 8:30 a. m. 1:45 p.m. 3:00 p.m.(Shasta Limited) 11:00 p.m.(New Owl) Sleeping Cars on Owl trains  are open to passengers at 9:30 p. m. Coming to This Theatre February 1, 2, 3 "The Deep Purple" February 4, 5, 6, 7 "The Chocolate Soldier" February 8, 9, 10 "The Red Rose" GREATER POWER Phones: Marshal 810 A1176 LESSENS THE CARES FOR AUTOING MONARCH OIL Best Oil for Any Engine For Greater Mileage For Perfeft Results Carries Farther and Gives Better Satisfaction Refiners and Manufacturer or Lubricating Oils and Greases MONARCH OIL REFINING CO. 107 first st.   An Event of Historical Importance Hotel Multnomah Opens Thursday, February Eighth Table d'Hote Dinner Six till Ten Two-Fifty per Plate Music by Imperial Russian Court Orchestra Under Direction of Philip Pelz Palacios Spanish Students Nason's Symphony Orchestra Four Entertainment Features of the Highest Class Ten till One RESERVATIONS FOR TABLES SHOULD BE MADE  AT ONCE H. C. BOWERS MANAGER JULIAN M. BROWNELL ASSISTANT MANAGER  MAILLARDS ALLEGRETTI PARK & TILFORDS MULLANES  delicious  CANDIES  SlG. SlCHEL   & CO. 3 STORES Portland RESTAURANT After the Theatre PRIVATE   BOXES   FOR LADIES AND GENTLE MEN Oysters, Steaks, Chops, etc. 344 Washington St. Main 5231 Not the Cheapest But the Best "Come to the Pacific With Ward" IN THE SPALDING BUILDING WATCH OUR "ADS" IN THE STREET CARS CAST OF CHARACTERS Sonora Mr. Lewys James Miners Trin Mr. Luigi Fierelli Sid  Mr. Fred Armstrong Handsome  Mr. Richard Parks Harry Mr. Richard Backing Joe  Mr. Austin Hughes Happy  Mr. Louis D'Angelo Larkens Mr. James H. Briggs Billy Jackrabbit, an Indian redskin Mr. Alfred De Jonge  Wowkle, Billys squaw Mme.  Dina  Pughlia Miss  Edmee  De Dreux Jake Wallace, a traveling camp-minstrel Mr. Thomas  Chalmers Joe Castro, a greaser from Ramerrez's gang Mr. Charles Berthold Pony Express  Rider Mr. Harry P. Fye Men of the Camp The principals who will sing the parts of "Minnie," "Jack Ranch" and "Dick Johnson," will he announced each day by bulletin in front of theatre and in the daily papers. At the foot of the Cloudy Mountains in California. A mining camp in the days of the gold fever—1849-1850. OREGON   TAXICAB   COMPANY A 2242 Brown Taxicab Main 250 WEINHARD'S Columbia, Export Bottled Beers and Kaiserblume The Ideal Home Beverage Brewed by HENRY WEINHARD BREWERY, Thirteenth and Burnside     69 Fifth Street, Portland, Oregon Phones: Marshall 1979. A1293 GENERAL STEAMSHIP AGENTS ALL LINES ALL COUNTRIES Experienced  Information  About Travel Early Booking Advisable DORSEY   B.   SMITH, Manager Ringler's School of Dancing Finest equipped school in he city. Classes Wednes-day and Friday evenings. Private lessons daily. Entire Top Floor Muikey Building 231 1/2 Morrison Street Phone Marshall 313 WE GET YOUR WORK BACK ON TIME U. S. LAUNDRY East 63 B1193 SYNOPSIS OF SCENES. Act I—The "Polka" Saloon.   At night. Act II—The home of Minnie.   The same night. Act III—The Redwood Forest.   About a week later. Scenery and properties designed by Mr. Wilfred Buckland, Technical Director for Henry W. Savage. Scenery of Acts I and II painted by D. Weill. Act III painted by Walter M. Burridge. Mechanical effects by Charles Brown. Electrical effects by Joseph Wilson. Properties by Edward Wakefield.   Costumes by Mme. Houston. Mason and Hamlin pianos used exclusively by Henry W. Savage companies.  OREGON   TAXICAB COMPANY A 2242 Brown  Taxicab Main 250 For the Beautiful Home We Make to Your Order also Reproductions of Original Antiques ONLY THE BEST PHILIPPINE AND CUBAN MAHOGANY USED Frueh Art Furniture Co. Phones: Main 540 A4949 646 Washington Street 448-452 Hoyt Street FRALEY BROS. COMPLETE Millinery STORES: 212-214 Third Street 392 Morrison Street   We trunk you Trunks —Cases—Traveler's Necessities All Kinds of Luggage made from highest quality materials by expert workers.    Sold at reasonable prices. Automobile & Theatrical Luggage Our Specialty "SUCCESS" Taylor Trunk Co. 200 1/2 Seventh St., Opp. the Heilig If it is about fine furs ask the designers and makers of fine furs. N. M. UNGAR CO. The Reliable Furriers Opposite the Heilig Theatre FOR MR. HENRY W. SAVAGE. Manager  Mr. Fred Meek General Press Representative Mr. James Shesgreen Assistant Manager and Treasurer Mr. George MacGregor Business Manager Mr. William H. Wright Advance Representatives Mr. Richard Mitchell  Mr. S. Sullivan  Wm. M. Roddy Special Representative Mrs. E. C. Tyndall Excursion Agent Mr. Peter F. Cavanagh Secretary Mr. Charles J. Garry Stage Director Mr. Eugene P. Arnold OREGON   TAXI CAB COMPANY A2242 Brown Taxicab Main 250 Try Murine Eye Remedy For Red, Weak, Weary, Watery Eyes and Granulated Eyelids. Try Murine in Baby's Eyes. It affords a Soothing and Reliable Relief. Murine Doesn't Smart If you would Promote a more healthful Tone to Your Eyes, Eyelids and Eyelashes, and Prevent Undesirable Conditions, try Murine and Murine Eye Salve. Druggists Sell Murine Eye Remedy. Liquid 25c' 50c, $1.00. Murine Eye Salve in Aseptic Tubes, 25c, $1.00.   Eye Books and Eye Advice Free. Murine Eye Remedy Company. Chicago   KRYPTOK INVISIBLE BLFOCAL Thompson's Kryptok Lenses Have no seams, no lines, nor edges in the lens. They have an absolutely smooth one-piece surface, just the same in appearance as a one-vision lens. THOMPSON Optical Institute Second Floor Corbett Bldg., Fifth & Morrison Portland's Exclusive Optical Place We Cater Especially to Theatre Parties "The Jewel" 352 MORRISON STREET Open 11:00 A. M. to l:00 A. M. A. G. & H. L. Day ,       . Proprietors Oysters Steaks and Chops A Specialty Shell Fish in Season Technical Stage Director Mr. A. Puglia Assistant Stage Manager Mr. Al T. Darling Master of Transportation Mr. Ralph D. Whiting Stage Carpenter Mr. George Grace Assistant Stage Carpenter Mr. Chas. Chamberlain Master Electrician Mr. Frank Walker Assistant Electrician Mr. Roy Hotaling Master of Properties Mr. Ross Rouch Assistant Master of Properties Mr. Patrick H. Gibbons OREGON A 2242 TAXICAB Brown   Taxicab COMPANY Main 250 After the Play? Oysters perfectly cooked, quickly and daintily served DOWN MORRISON Swetland's NEAR THIRD INDIAN BASKETS Genuine Navajo Blankets AND CURIOS 406 MORRISON STREET, NEAR TENTH Up to Date in all Its Appointments.   Apartments for Parties.     Excellent Merchants Lunch 25c. Sunday Chicken Dinner 50c. HONG KONG CAFE American and Chinese Kitchen.   Chop Suey & Noodles Open Until 2 a. m.    Phones Main 5514; A7307 LEE D. SHING, Manager      107 1/2 SIXTH STREET  Next Thursday What? Where? THE FOLLIES DIRECTION PORTLAND THEATER MANAGERS THE   HEILIG THEATER JANUARY 25 Features, Burlesque.   And Then Some. But above all there will be "Uncle Tom's Cabin As It Should Be Played." With the Portland Theater Managers in the Parts. TICKETS, $1.OO Seat Reservations at the Heilig Theater, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday VALENTINES POSTCARDS, ETC. 1C AND UP THE POSTAL, SHOP FIFTH NEAR WASHINGTON STREET WE CARRY THE LARGEST ASSORT-MENT OF POST CARDS & NOVEL-TIES IN THE CITY The Meier & Frank Store's Talking Machine Section A Barrel if fun COLUMBIAS VICTROLAS You'll get a big bunch of laughs out of the jolly coon songs, the bright minstrel jokes, the humorous specialties, and all the other varieties of fun, on the Victor. Come in today and hear the Victor and have a few laughs. And the Columbias — Horn A Machines at $17.50 to $100     Hornless at $50 to $200. Victors $10 to $100 Victor-Victrolas $15 to $250 Terms to suit  Any Style Victor or Columbia on Our Club Plan of Easy Payments COME up to our Talking Machine Section on the fifth floor and choose any style Victor or Columbia on our club plan. Pay only a small amount on purchase — the rest in convenient payments while you're enjoying your new Talking Machine. Visit the department any time—we'll be glad to play your favorite records. The Meier & Frank Store THE HOLLY PRESS 66 FIRST ST.  EMERGENCY SLIP The Heilig Theatre PORTLAND, OREGON Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, January 22, 23, 24, 1912.    Matinee Wednesday. MR.  HENRY W. SAVAGE Offers The Original and Only Production of Giacomo Puccini's Grand Opera "The Girl of the Golden West" (IN ENGLISH) Founded on David Belasco's Famous Drama Italian Libretto by C. Zangirini and G. Civinini.   English Version by R. H. Elkin  General Artistic Director Conductors Giorgio Polacco and Caesar. Sodero Concertmeister, Prima Mazza. CHARACTERS: Minnie Mme. Luisa Villani Mme. Irma Dalossy Miss Ivy Scott Jack Ranch, sheriff Mr. Carl Gantvoort Mr. Lewys James. Dick Johnson (Ramerrez) Mr. Henri Leon  Mr. Henri Barron Mr. Umherto Sacchetti Mr. Pilade Sinagra  Mr. Leon De Sousa Nick, bartender at the "Polka" Mr. Vernon Dalhart Ashby, agent of the Wells-Fargo E. Co Mr. Chas. E. Gallagher Sonora Mr.Lewys James Trin  Mr. Luigi Fierelli Sid  Mr. Fred Armstrong Handsome  Mr. Richard Parks Harry Miners Mr. Richard Backing Joe  Mr. Austin Hughes Happy  Mr. Louis D'Angelo Larkens Mr. James H. Briggs Billy Jackrabbit, an Indian redskin Mr. Alfred De Jonge Wowkle,  Billv's squaw  Mme.  Dina Pughlia  Miss   Edmee De Dreux Jake Wallace, a traveling camp-minstrel Mr. Thomas Chalmers Joe Castro, a greaser from Ramerrez's gang Mr. Charles Berthold Pony Express Rider Mr. Harry P. Fye Men  of the Camp The principals who will sing the parts of "Minnie," "Jack Ranch" and "Dick Johnson," will be announced each day by bulletin in front of theatre and in the daily papers. At the foot of the Cloudy Mountaiss in California. A mining camp in the days of the gold fever—1849-1850. SYNOPSIS OF SCENES. Act I-—The "Polka" Saloon.    At night. Act II—The home of Minnie.    The same night. Act III—The Redwood Forest.   About a week later. Q_ Scenery and properties designed by Mr.  Wilfred  Buckland, Technical Director for Henry W. Savage. Scenery, of Acts I and II painted by D. Weill. Act III painted by Walter M. Burridge. Mechanical effects by Charles Brown. Electrical effects by Joseph Wilson. Properties by Edward Wakefield.   Costumes by Mme. Houston. Mason and Hamlin pianos used exclusively by Henry W.  Savage companies. FOR MR. HENRY W. SAVAGE. . Manager Ms. Fred Meek General Press Representative Mr. James Shesgreen Assistant Manager and Treasurer Mr. George MacGregor Business Manager  Mr. William H. Wright Advance Representatives Mr. Richard Mitchell Mr. S. Sullivan Wm. M. Roddy Special Representative Mrs. E. C. Tyndall Excursion Agent Mr. Peter F. Cavana-gh Secretary Mr. Charles J. Garry Stage Director  Mr. Eugene P. Arnold Technical Stage Director Mr. A. Puglia Assistant Stage Manager Mr. Al T. Darling Master of Transportation Mr. Ralph D. Whiting Stage Carpenter Mr. George Grace Assistant Stage Carpenter Mr. Chas. Chamberlain Master Electrician Mr. Frank Walker Assistant Electrician Mr. Roy Hotaling Master of Properties Mr. Ross Rouch Assistant Master of Properties Mr. Patrick H. Gibbons  Thursday Evening, January 25 First Annual Follies Direction Portland Theatre Managers Three Nights Beginning Thursday, February 1 "The Deep Purple" Four Nights, Beginning Sunday, February 4 "The Chocolate Soldier" Three Nights, Beginning Thursday, February 8 "The Red Rose" The Holly Press, 66 First St.