The Heilig Portland Oregon The City of Roses RESERVE YOUR TABLE AT HOTEL PORTLAND GRILL Easter Week Attraction Seven Nights Beginning Next Sunday, April 7 Special Price Matinee Wednesday Regular  Matinee Saturday 2:15 Klaw & Erlanger Present (Direction Joseph Books) THEIR PRE-EMINENT ATTRACTION REBECCA OF SUNNYBROOK FARM Direct From One Solid Year of Triumph at David Belasco's Republic Theatre, New York PRICES Evenings and Saturday Matinee, Lower Floor Except Last Three Rows, $1.50; Last Three Rows, $1.00; Balcony, First Five Rows, $1.00; Next Six Rows, 75c; Last Eleven Rows, 50c; Gallery Reserved, 35c; Admission, 25c; Box Seats, $2.00. Special Price Wednesday Matinee, Entire Lower Floor, $1.00; Balcony, First Five Rows, 75c; Balcony, in Rear First Five Rows, 50c; Gallery Reserved, 35c; Admission, 25c; Box Seats, $1.50. SEAT   SALE  OPENS   FRIDAY,  APRIL   5   AT   IO  A. M. 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Because absolutely reliable, Protecting all its work with a full Guarantee. The Overland $900 to $1500 F. O. B. FACTORY 30 h. p.   35 h. p.   45 h. p. Touring — Roadster — Torpedo Bodies J. W. LEAVITT CO. Coast Distributors :: 529-531 Washington St. The Chauffeur who buys Diamond Tires for your car is really working for you The Car Owner  THE DIAMOND RUBBER CO. of N.Y. SEVENTH AND BURNSIDE STREETS PORTLAND  After the Play? Oysters perfectly cooked, quickly and daintily served Swetland's DOWN MORRISON NEAR THIRD No More Back-Aches If You Use the Martins 'no roads too rough for the martins"  The Martin Shock Ahsorbers 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. WORTHEM Manager  Pictures and Picture Framing Christiansen Art Co. 187 West  Park Street Masonie Temple Building Main 4201 The "Mighty Michigan" Ask Michigan Owners About The Michigan The Car that Meets Every Requirement. Mighty — Beautiful to Look At.— Runs at Small Cost MICHIGAN AUTO & BUGGY COMPANY Phone East 1421; B1345 Northwest Branch, 369-371 Hawthorne Ave. OREGON   TAXI CAB COMPANY 2242 Brown  Taxicab Main 250 A 2242 You can't get by this! It means absolutely no more puntures You can positively get from three to four times the wear you have been getting out of your tires Investigation will pay you Will please you . Ten thousand miles without a puncture Phone A7827 and We Will Call BRICTSON DETACHABLE TREAD 6501/2 WASHINGTON STREET  Baker Stock Company This Week Portland's Favorite  Organization Offering The Fourth Estate, This Its Opening Week All classes of theatre-goers are more or less interested in that popular organization, The Baker Stock Company, which, after a season of quiet, opened at the Baker this week for a special spring and summer run. It has become so much a part of theatrical things locally that hardly a person who has been here any length of time but knows all about it and its popularity in every household where there are lovers of clean, high class plays and players is too well known to comment upon. What is one of the best if not THE BEST company Manager Baker has ever succeeded in organizing is the present one headed by Willard Mack and Maude Leone, presenting for this, its initial week of a limited season, Joseph Medill Patterson and Harriet Ford's remarkable newspaper play, "The Fourth Estate," which has never before been presentd in this city. Strong parts for all the principals makes it an ideal play to introduce the company, and only the most flattering comment has been heard on all sides on both play and the different members of Manager Baker's new organization. The two leads, Willard Mack and Miss Maude Leone, are bound to become among the most popular ever brought to this city for they have both demonstrated their power to do big things in no uncertain manner, both have charming personalities, and plenty of magnetism. The reputation they have won in other cities cannot help but become duplicated here. Several innovations have been introduced by Manager Baker that will win instant recognition this year. Principal among these are the extremely popular prices to be charged, reverting to the original Baker prices upon which the fame of the company was founded. Besides this is the Monday Bargain night every week entirely new to this city and sure to become popular. Matinees Sunday and Saturday. Next week the first stock production of that famous play, "Mrs. Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch," will be given, followed by others equally as noted. EASTER CARDS FINEST  ASSORTMENT  IN  THE CITY,   lc UP The Postal Shop FIFTH  NEAR WASHINGTON STREET EASTER BOOKLETS REMEMBER Two Two   Special   Price  Matinees  This  Week Two Prices Wednesday Afternoon LULU GLASER in "MissDudlesack" Prices, Lower Floor, $1.50, $1.00; Balcony, Five Rows, $1.00, Six Rows, 75c, Eleven Rows, 50c; Gallery, 35c, 25c.   Seats Now Selling. Prices Saturday Afternoon Henry  W. Savage .Offers Adeline Dunlap in the Interesting Play "MADAM X" Prices, Lower Floor, Eleven Rows, #1.50; Seven Rows, $1.00; Balcony, Eleven Rows 75c; Eleven Rows, 50c; Gallery, 35c, 25c. Seat SaleTues. Apr. 2. BOX OFFICE OPEN FROM l0 A. M. to 10 P. M. PHONES MAIN I, A1122 OREGON A 2242 TAXICAB Brown   Taxicab COMPANY Main 250 Back to the Farm is now the slogan, and the low COLONIST FARES From the Middle and Eastern portions of the United States To Oregon and the Northwest prevailing daily March 1 to April 15,1912, over the SOUTHERN PACIFIC is the best means of carrying it out.    Fares from Chicago St. Louis Omaha $33.00 32.00 25.00 Kansas City 25.00 St. Paul 25.00 From other cities correspondingly low Colonist Fares are WEST-BOUND only, but they can be prepaid from any point. If you have friends or relatives in the East who desire to "Get back to the Farm," you can deposit the value of the fare with your nearest local agent and a ticket will be telegraphed to any address desired. Call on the undersigned for good instructive literature to send East.   JOHN M. SCOTT, General Passenger Agent, Portland, Ore. Mr. William B. Dyer Desires to announce the opening of his studio for Photographic Portraiture,Room 512 Selling Building, where he will be pleased to receive calls and to execute work in this line. Mr. Dyer was formerly located in the Fine Arts Building, Chicago, where his work was most highly regarded by artists and an exacting clientele. NORMAN & LAAMAN Tailors to Gentle Women Announce the arrival of the most selected exclusive assortment of Foreign Woolens, embracing the latest novelties in spring colors and designs 408-409   SELLING BUILDING Main 3687 WE GET YOUR WORK BACK ON TIME U. S. LAUNDRY East 63 B1193 MAIN WORKS E. THIRD AND ASH STS. PHONES EAST 194 B1194 DRY CLEANING AND   DYEING   OF EVERY DESCRIPTION If you are interested in Needlework, there is only one place in town to buy your materials. 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SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT OF ATTRACTIONS Week Commencing Monday, April 1, 1912 Neapolitan Quartette in Character Songs Miss Jeanie Fletcher, Scotch Ballads        Miss Sheila Boise, Operatic Selections Isadore Cohen, The Celebrated Violinist AFTERNOON TEA  IN  THE BLUE ROOM Daily, Except Sunday, 3:30 to 5:30. Music by Spanish Orchestra H. C. Bowers. Manager J. M. Brown ell. Asst. Manager  Spring Importations In high-class tailored models now being displayed at The London Hat Shop Selling Building Sixth and Alder Sts. Made Clean Baked Clean Sold Clean BLUE RIBBON BREAD The Wrapper is a Guarantee of Purity AT   ALL GROCERS "COME TO THE PACIFIC WITH WARD" IN THE SPALDING BUILDING WATCH OUR "ADS" IN THE STREET CARS 3. "Ah fors e Lui" and "Sempre Libre" (Traviata Verdi Tetrazzini 4. 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ELMORE GROVE Art Photography studio 362 Washington St. cor. park THREE NIGHTS BEGINNING THURSDAY, APRIL 4, 1912 Special Price Matinee Saturday HENRY W. SAVAGE offers "MADAME X' A Drama in a Prologue and Three Acts, by Alexandre Bisson Adapted by John Raphael Adapted Version Edited by William Henry Wright CAST OF CHARACTERS (In the order in which they first appear) Rose, housekeeper for Louis Floriot Helen Courtney OREGON   TAXICAB COMPANY A 2242 Brown Taxicab Main 250 Furniture Direct from Factory to Home Frueh Art Furniture Co. Main 540       Salesroom: 387 Alder Street A4364 Factory : 448-452 Hoyt Street FRALEY BROS. COMPLETE Millinery STORES: 212-214 Third Street 392 Morrison Street  CAST OF CHARACTERS Dr. Chesnel, his physician T. S. Guise Louis Floriot, Attorney in Prologue, later President of the Toulouse Court Byron Douglas Jacqueline, Floriot's wife Adeline Dunlap Noel, his friend Robert Paton Gibbs Laroque, an adventurer Edwin Forsberg Victor, a porter at the "Three Crowns" Inn Harry C. Bradley Perrisard Secret Maurice Drew Merival  Agents Charles Stanley Marie, chambermaid at the "Three Crowns" Inn Edna Mayo Helene, daughter of the Prosecuting Attorney Naomi Childers Raymond Floriot, Louis Floriot's son Harry Mainhall Clerk of the Court Frank Herbert President of the Court Milton Jennings Valmorin, Public Prosecutor Herbert Ash ton An Usher of the Assize Court Edward Sorg Fontaine Robert M. Fair Foreman of the Jury A. Kirchner Judges, Court Stenographers, Gendarmes, Jury, Hotel Servants and Public SYNOPSIS OF ACTS AND SCENES Prologue—Floriot's home at Passy, a suburb of Paris.   The illness of little Raymond. ACT I—The "Three Crowns" Inn at Bordeaux, twenty years later.    The mother shields her son from knowledge of her infamy. ACT II—Louis Floriot's garden in Bordeaux, three months later. Raymond, now a lawyer, is to defend the mysterious Madame X. ACT III—The Assize Court, the following day. The trial of Madame X for the murder of Laroque. The Scenery of this Production Painted by Walter M. Burridge Mechanical Effects by Charles Brown.    Electrical Effects by Joseph Wilson Properties by John E. Williams Mason & Hamlin Pianos used exclusively in all Henry W. Savage attractions EXECUTIVE STAFF FOR HENRY W. SAVAGE Manager  Thomas Hodgeman Advance Representative M. C. Coyne Agent John Reardon Stage Manager Herbert Ashton Assistant Stage Manager Frank Herbert Secretary Robert M. Fair Master Machinist J. R. Bahin Master of Properties Michael Carroll Electrician  William Seigman Wardrobe Department Mrs. M. Guise Toot! Toot! I'm going away! 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