MORNING ENTERPRISE, SUNDAY MARCH 30, 1913.
Davis, land section 32, township 1
south, range 2 east; $1,400.
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to Ben Brenner and . Sam Brenner,
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south, range 1 east; $10
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At the Portland Theaters
Last Car Leaves For Oregon City at Midnight
Big Cyanide Plant Is To Be Installed Soon
Work To Commence Immediately
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By JAMES A. EDGERTON
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GRAND OPERA TOMORROW
Season Opens in Portland for Four
Great Productions
Tho srreatefit musical and society
event that has ever come to the en
.tire Northwest will be ti.e season of
grand opera in Portland next Monday
by the famous Chicago Grand Opera
Company. This great organization,
which is headed by Andreas Dippel,
and whose musical conductor is Cleo
fonte Campanini, has over three hun
dred people on its roster, and will
travel to Portland from San Francis-!
co In two long special trains. j
Among the famous songbirds who
will appear in Portland during the ;
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"Jeia uanay, as nans waaner, in. Henry W. Savage's "The Prince of
Pilsen'-', to be at The He. ig Theatre three nights, beginning April
3. Special price matir.es i tiir ...
THE PRINCE OF PILSEN.
"The Prince of Pilsen", accepted
throughout the English speaking
world as the standard musical com
edy of the times, will be presented
at The Heilig, Eleventh and Morri- i
son, for three nights, beginning Thur3-'
day, April 3, and the company pre-j
snting It will disclose, it is promis-1
ed, an average of vocal and acting j
excellence rarely shown in this line j
of stage work. j
' 1 While none except Mr. Dandy and !
Miss Delmore have been in the cast
of this play, from its Inception, the
new comers are said to measure up
in every way to the standard set by
their predecessors. To these who
have already seen "The Prince of
Pilsen", its remarkable success, both
here and abroad, needs no explana
tion. Frank Pixley provided a humorous-romantic
story, deftly ingen
genious in -its complications and pic
turesquely placed on the shores of
5s-
three days' musical festival will be
Mary Garden, Luisa Tetrazzini, Caro-
;na White, Marie Cavan, Charles
D.lmores, Gioyinl, Polese, and many
others. The Orpheum Theater in
Portland (formerly the Heilig) will
m udtfd for the four performances
of the cpera, and seats can be secur-
d for t':ie operas by sending, or tel
ephoning in, to the Sherman Clay
nd Company's music store in Port
land, or the Steers-Coman office in
the Columbia Building, who will be
glad to attend to all orders.
The seats for the opera range in
price from three dollars to seven,
'.ioth evenings and the matinee, and
ceneral admission is two dollars.
Following is the entire repertoire
the Mediterranean, under the blue
skies of the Riviera. Such a story
was an inspiration to the composer,
and from Gustav Luder s pen comes
a rush or harmonies that fitted the
lyrics, and gave to the entertainment
such songs as "The Message of the
Violets", Pictures in Smoke," "The
Pong of the Cities," "The Tale of the
Sea Shell", "The Pretty City Wid
ow', and a dozen others. The cast
is led by "Jess" Dandy, who in the
role of Hans Wagner, a Cincinnati
brewer, innocently has princely hon
ors thrust upon him. Mt. Dandy is
the ideal comedian for the part. His
personality exudes humor, and his fa
cility for extracting the last essence
of comedy from a topical song or
parody gave him a distinction as an
entertainer, long before he found
his true measure in musical comedy.
Lottie Kendall dashing, chic and
graceful will be seen as the viva
cious widow, and this character, has
never been more charmingly outlin
ed. Bernard Ferguson and Fred Ly-
If
yy? casts'
and the names of a few of the lead
ing stars: v
' Monday, March 31, at 8 P. M.
"The Jewels of the Madonna,", Car
oline White; conductor, Campanini.
Tuesday, April 1, at 8 P. M.
"Thais", Mary Garden; conductor,
Campanini.
Wednesday, April 2, at 2 Pi M.
"The Tales of Hoffman", Stanley
Warnery; "Hanzel and Gretel," Ca
van, Riegelman, Daddi; conductor,
Charlier, and International Ballet,
conductor, Spadoni.
Wednesday, April 2, 8 P. M. "Lu
cia di Lammermoor", Tetrazzini, Ege
ner, Giorgini, Polese, Scott; conduct
or, Campanini.
on, In the respective roles of the
genuine Prince of Pilsen and the
American lieutenant, are recent ac
quisitions, and their excellent voices
add largely to the effort of the per
formance. In reviving this musical comedy
classic, Mr. Savage equipped the or
ganization with an entire scenic pro
duction and costumes. The augmen
ted orchestra will be under the direc
tion of Emu Bierman.
The Prices- for this notahle attrac
tion will be $1.50, with a special' fl
matinee Saturday. Seats will go on
sale Tuesday, April 1.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Joseph Norton and wife to Bert
Scott and wife, tract A Clackamas
Riverside; $10.
George F. Hart to Columbia Valley
Trust Company, land section 14, town
ship 2 south, range 7 east; $25.
W. A. Proctor and wife to George
Havison, land section 3, township 2
ssuth, range 4 east; $100.
F. A. Knapp and wife to David U.
PORTLAND'S GREATEST EVENT '
Chicago Grand Opera
Company
Andreas Dippel, General Manager
Cieofonte Campanini, Musical Director.
Company of 300---0rch2Stra 90 Ballet 35
MARY GARDENCAROLINA WHITE TETRAZZINI
ORPHEUM THEATRE
... 7TH AND TAYLOR
MOKDAY, Mar. 318 P. M. "The Jewels of the Madonna."
TUESDAY, April 1,-8 P. M. "Thais." '
WEDNESDAY MAT., Apr. 22 P. M. "Tales of Hoffman".
and "Hansel and Gretel. Grand Ballet.
WEDSESDAY EVE., April 2-8 o'clock "Lucia di Lammermoor"
PRICES
$7.00 $6.00 $5.00 $3.00 Gen. Adm $2 .
On sale Sherman-Clay & Co., Sixth & Morrison Sts.
Telephone orders filled by Steers-Coman, Main 2952, Portland
Mason & Hamlin the official Piano
EVERY MOMENT AN OPPORTUNITY.
There are many opportunities to do
good in simple, unostentatious ways.
It sometimes seems that every mo
ment is packed with them.
- It is not hard to rise to the big occa
sion. The real test comes In rising to the
little occasions.
It may be a trifling service, a small
kindness, a helpful suggestion, a com
forting word.
If our hearts are in tune these things
come easy to us.
The beauty of a right word or deed
is that It helps both ways the giver
and the receiver.
It has power to multiply itself Indefi
nitely. It makes the smile a little brighter,
the hand clasp a Httle warmer.
Thus it passes from one to another.
Like the pebble dropped in the ocean,
the waves go out to the very shores.
What if no one knows who dropped
t!ie pebble? -
But does no one know?
Somewhere there must be kept a
record.
Somewhere the influence of each act
must be measured.
But, whether it is or not, the good is
accomplished.
That is enough.
It is easy to- say and do the kindly
and helpful things if we keep our
selves kindly and helpful in thought
As a man thinketh in his heart so
does he speak and do at least in the
little things. -
To those who are keen of sight wa.
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There are unguarded moments when
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Then we need not seem.
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Once past, they are gone forever.
One more chance unimproved!
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Address
Date, March
1913.
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