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TUB MORXlif.G 0REG0NIA3T, FRIDAY, JANUARY 19, 1906. CITY NEWS IN BRIEF THE OREGONTA2TS TELEPHONES. Conntlnc-Room Main 667 Vanactnj; Editor Main 630 Eundar Editor ....Main 6235 CUy Editor Main 108 Society Editor Main 6283 Compoelnc-Room Mala 685 Superintendent Building Bed 2S20 East Side Office East 61 AMUSEMENTS. MVUIQUAM GRAND (MorrLnn Jt. bet. Cth and TOO TnlBht at 8:15. the eminent tragedian. Louis James, in "VlrRlnlus." BAKER THEATER (3d and Yamhill) "Alcazar Beauties." Burlesque Company, musical burlesaue; tonlclit at 8:15. EMPIRE THEATER (12th and Morrlwjn) The melodrama, "Her Marriage Vow"; to night at 8:13. GRAND THEATER (Park and "Washington) Continuous vaudeville, 2:30, 7:00 and 9 P. M. J'ANTAGES THEATER (4th and Stark) Continuous vaudeville, 2:30, 7:30 and 9 P. M. STAR THEATER (Park and Waflhlnston) Continuous vaudeville. 2:30. 7:30. 9 P. M. T. M. C. A. (Fourth and Yamhill) Free lc ture on vltosophy by Dr. Katherine M. 11. Blackford. Xothino Doing on East "Water. Street. The O. W. P. Co. is doing noth ing toward completing the Improvement of East "Water street. For two weeks or more no earth or crushed rock has been delivered along this street at any point. North of East Morrison street all work has been stopped, and only one side of the street Is completed. Property-own ers and business men along Ea?t Water street continue to complain bitterly at what they call the outrageous treatment of the O. W. P. and cannot understand why the City Engineer does not give them some relief. A contractor who is delivering some dirt on East Morrison street was compelled to lay a plank roadway on one side of East "Water street south from East Morrison in order to get his wagon to the latter street The hlp yard, the laundry, woodyards, shops of all sorts are suffering heavy losses on account of this delay. Grand Patriarch Guest of Honor. A joint meeting of Golden Rule Encamp ment No. 28 and Ellison Encampment 2o. J. I. O. O. F., was held last night at Odd- follows' Hall, on Grand avenue and East Tine street, all being the guests of Gol den Rule Encampment. Grand Patriarch Claud Gatch, of Salem, was present, the guest of honor. A large class was given the Golden Rule degree. There were many members of the encampments present. At conclusion of the degree work refreshments were served. Grand Patriarch Gatch made congratulatory re marks on the work. Others made short talks. Letter-carriers Install. Officrrp. Multnomah Branch, No. S2, National As sociation of Letter-Carriers, at its last meeting. "Wednesday night, installed the following officers for the ensuing term Martin K. "Wigton. president: A. E. Klink. vice-president; Fred P. Holm, recording secretary; C. H. Dunnegan, financial secretary: E. A. Moulton, treasurer: John G. Francis, collector. M. B. A.. J. C. Todd, sergeant-at-arms; George "W. Feathers, trustee. Fred P. Holm, state vice-president, acted as in Mailing officer. Contracts rou Electric Lights. At an adjourned meeting of the SL John? Council Wednesday a five-year contract was authorized with the General Elec tric Company for about 13 arcs. The company has agreed to establish a sub power station In SL Johns and separate the light and power currents. -The Mayor was Instructed to procure a desk with pigeon-holes for thr segregation and hafekecping of city documents. Tho arc lights will be distributed In the business district where they will do the most good. Off for a Long Tour. Rev. Father J. II. Black, rector of St. Francis' CathoIIo Church, East Side, who left for New York last week, will sail from that city January 27 on. the Princess Irene direct for Naples. He will visit Rome, call on the pope, and then go to the Holy Land, returning to Rome to spend the Holy "Week. He will sec the principal places of Interest on the continent and in the British Islands. During his absence his parish will be attended by Father "Waltt and one of the HoU" Cross fathers. Concordia Ci.ur Election. The Con cordia Club held its annual meeting and rlection of officers Wednesday evening, at which the following officials were chosen for the ensuing term: Max Fleischner, president: Edward Ehrman, first vice president; I. Lowengardt, second vice president: L. Rau. secretary: Sigmund Frank, treasurer and Isom White. J. D. Meyer. Julius L. Meier. Adolph Jacobs, SIg Sichcl and Walter Rosenblatt, directors. Opening of East Seventeenth Street. The preliminary steps have been taken for the opening and extension of East Seventeenth street between Hol gate street and Midway Annex. Up to Holgate East Seventeenth street Is open, and In order to relieve Mllwaukie street, the only one connecting with Sellwood, Councilman A. N. Wills Is trying to get Eapt Seventeenth opened to Midway Annex. Tbnth Ordination Anniveusart. Rev. C. V. Lamb, a Dominican priest of tho Holy Rosary Church, East Third and Clackamas streets, has been granted a vacation in honor of the tenth anniver sary of bis ordination to the priesthood. Rev. Mr. Lamb is now in California vis iting his parents and friends. He will also spend some time at the Mother House of the Dominican Order at Benicla. Will Steak at Temple Beth Israel. At Temple Beth Israel this evening Dr. Stephen S. Wise will preach on "Is tho Moral Supremacy of the Churches in Danger?" In the address Dr. Wise will ocal with the causes of the waning in fluence of the church. Services begin promptly at S o'clock and strangers are always welcome. Establish Headquarters. The O. W P. has opened headquarters at the Home Hotel, in Fairview, preparatory to start lng construction on the new branch line from Cedanille. The surveyors and managers of construction will have their headquarters in Fairview, which Is tho most central point along the new route. Funeral of George G. Mautz. Tho funeral of George G. Mautz. of Sunny side, took place yesterday afternoon. The members of the Portland Bartenders' League attended. Mr. Mautz was 50 years old, and lived at 1906 Belmont street. In terment took place in Lone Fir Cemetery. The Row of Flats on the southeast corner of Park and Jefferson streets have been sold by G. A. Vehr for the sum of J22.000, the name of the purchaser be lng withheld for the present. The sale was negotiated through the real estate firm of F. O. Northrup & Co. Died at Oddfellows' Home. Mrs. Martha Chance Woodruff died at tho Oddfellows' Home Wednesday. She was 66 years old. Mrs. T. M. Reed was her mother. Tho funeral will take place to day from F. S. Dunning's undertaking chapel. Sam Jones' Lecture, White Temple, Saturday night, "Medley of Philosophy, Facts and Fun." Only a few good re served seats left. 50 cents. Allen & Gll- bcrt-Ramaker Co., Sixth and Morrison The elegant steel steamer Redondo sails direct for San Francisco Saturday eve ning. Cabin U2, steerage ?S. meals and berth included. C. H. Thompson, agent, 12S Third street. "Spiritualism the Devil Is in It," Is the subject of Dr. Martin's lecture to night at First Christian Church, Park and Columbia. Offering received at the door. Accuses Plumbing Inspector. Colburn Barrell, Jr.. deputy plumbing inspector, will be called before Judge Cameron next Wednesday to answer charge of tampering with a sewer. Mr. Barrell was arrested on a charge pre ferred by George C. Carhart, of St. Johns. Mr. Carhart formerly resided at 108 Mason street, and claims that Mr. Barrell disconnected his sewer pipe from the main line over two years ago and that the condition had beon unde tected by him until a short time ago. He also asserts that, as a result of the sewage emptying out under ground near his house, his family was afflicted with various ailments. WOMEN'S CLUB BANQUET One Hundred Members and Guests Enjoy the Spread. The Women's Club enjoyed one of the largest banquets of the season at the Commercial Club last night, fully 100 members and guests sitting down to the handsomely-decorated board adorned with red carnations and ropes of smllax. Much of the Intelligence, wit and wisdom of Portland's feminine cit izens was represented, and their brothers, husbands and best friends, who were their guests, thoroughly en joyed the mirth and witticisms that went round the big hall. These guests were glad of an opportunity to view feminine clubdom, even at a social event, and they were on the alert to catch all the good things being said. Mrs. A. H. Breyman, president of the club, was toast mistress and presided. Mrs. Robert Lutke. vice-president, was the 'first to respond to a toast and sho was followed by Mrs. A. S. Dunlway. Mrs. Mary Ogden, and other prominent club speakers. Judge A. I. Frazer, of the Juvenile Court, was one of the dis tinguished guests and addrosscd the merry party. Mayor ianc and Dr. Andrew Smith had been invited to speak but both were unable to attend. Mrs. Breymnn was assisted In the ar rangements for the banquet by Mrs. G. M. GHmes and an able committee. UNDERGOES AN OPERATION Itccordcr J. AY. Hanks Is Taken to Good Samaritan Hospital. Recorder J. W. Hanks, of St. Johns, was yesterday removed to Good Samaritan Hospital, where he underwent a very seri ous surgical operation. Mr. Hanks has been failing in health for several months, but until the past month he attended meetings of tho Council when really he did so at great risk. He is above CO years of age. W. L. Thorndyke. editor of the SL Johns Review, who has been officiating during Mr. Hanks' absence from Council meetings, will be appointed Deputy Re corder. This appointment was author ized at the adjourned meeting Wednesday evening. He Is familiar with the business. Th recording of ordinances and minutes has not been done in the proper books since Mr. Hanks was first taken, sick, and this work will now be completed by Deputy Thorndyke. PERSONAL MENTION. Dr. George Ncwlands. a prominent phy sician of Seattle, passed through Port land yesterday, returning from a business trip to Umatilla. R. A. Nichols, of Seattle, traveling audi tor of the Groat Northern, was in Port land yesterday checking up the returns of the local office of that company. NEW YORK. Jan. IS. (Special ) Northwestern people registered today as follows: From Portland T. V. Woodward, at the Grand; M. Hundson, at tho Broad way Central. Ftom Astoria. Or. A. F. Robor. at the Broadway Central. From Spokano F. Dornborg, at the Cadillac. From Tacoma 11. A. Landers, at the Earlingtoii. From Seattle F. McDermott and wife, at the Earllngton. HE RECEIVED 103 REPLIES Profesfor J. Friedman, proprietor of the Turkish and Russian Bath Parlors. 525 Chamber of Commerce. Portland. In serted an advertisement in The Orcgon ian in which he asked his old patients to drop him a line regarding the value of his trout men Is as a masseur. Professor Friedman received ICS replies from this single advertisement. This Is one of tho numerous testimonials of the value of The Orcgonlan as an advertising medium that regularly reach this office. WHERE jO DINE. AH the delicacies of the season at tho Portland Restaurant; fine, private apart ments lor parties, open all night. 305 Washington, near Fifth. The best six-course dinner, with wine. 50c. 12 to 8 P. M.. at Scott Restaurant. 7th and Ankony. Fine merchants' lunch. 25c. Fire ISscnpes for Sliuver School. The Fire Commissioners last night di rected Chief Campbell to place fire es capes on the Shaver School. Some time ago the attention of the City Board of Education was called to the lack of fa cilities in this respect, but no notice was paid thereto. At the last meeting of the Fire Commissioners a communication was received from Battalion Chief Holdcn, who reiterated the dangers existing on account of the conditions, and another futile effort was made to induce the School Board to take action. The pro ceedings of last night are the outcome of this ncglecU and the proper facilities for escaping from the building will be in stalled at once. Will Develop Horsepower. George Rae, Merrltt. O. Collins and George S. Shepherd, of Portland, have organized a company for the purpose of establishing an electric power plant on the Willamette River, near Sucker Lake. The company Is financed by Eastern cap ital, and the objects arc to utilize tho water of the Tualatin River by construct ing a canal from the river to Suckqr Lake, which is to be used as a reservoir, and thence the water power will bo utilized by an electric plant near Oswego. The promoters expect to develop 5000 horse power by the harnessing of this stream. Articles of incorporation are now being drawn up and will be filed In a short time. MIIAVAUKIB'S NOMINEE FOR REPRE SENTATIVE. This morning the residents of Mllwau kie will file a petition at the Court House. Oregon City, asking Henry E. Stevens to be a candidate for Representative, which will be the first petition to be filed under primary law. Mr. btevens lives in Mllwau kle, has been Recorder of Clackamas County and is well known. Mllwaukie people think they are entitled to have a Kepresentative. .Ninety per cent, signed this petition. TOTTER IX SERVICE. Qaeca of JUver Beat la New ea tb Astoria Khb. Enjoy . trip .to Astoria on the Potter. You will always remember it. Leavea Asu-street dock every nlcht at s o'clock. except Sunday. (Saturdav night. 10 P. M.) Bound trip. 3. Particulars at Third aad Washington streets, feruana. BUSINESS ITEMS. If Rafer Xa Catttec Teeth Be care aid that la a&a walLtrlsd rest dr. Mrs. WbuloWs SeetalBs Srora. far o&il- firen teethlsr. It testae ta C&114. settcaa the ruas. allays ail sals, cwh wit eeUa asd diarraoea. HlcB-Grade Ptataea far Beat And sold on easy paymeats. Platte tnlag asd repairing, a. aumaeuper. (z xaira c AT THE THEATERS Richelieu" at the Marquam. Julie de Mortemar..M!ss Aphle James Marlon de'Lorme. Miss Annie Marie Schaefer Francois .Miss Terese Deacle Chevalier dc Mauprat N. Hackett Ixmls XIII Harry C. Barton De Baradas Arthur Young Joseph, a Capuchin.. Charles Stcdman Gaston. Duke of Orleans.W. L. Thorr.e Eleur de Berlnshcn.Harry MacFayden Clermont .Milton Nobles. Jr. Huguet C N. tark Captain of Archers. ..Harry R. Leffler Secretary of State Edwin Clarke Secretary of State Leon W. Byron Cardinal Richelieu Louis James Louis James was the star at the mod erately enthusiastic opening of a four performance season of classic drama at the Marquam Grand Theater last evening. The play was "Richelieu." The support was not Insupportable, but it was indifferent. Years may come and years may go, but I hope James may remain with us for ever. He Is a beneficent, belaurelled and dependable factor of the stage. In the present state of the public taste It Is not to be expected that a traveling company will in all its personnel be equal to the adequate presentation of such a play as "Richelieu." Its magnificent sweep. Its literary elevation, its subtlety. Its exalted tone. Its wide range of requirements, calls for a collection of rare artists. To ap proach this result, if it were possible. would Involve tremendous cost under present theatrical conditions. No one in Mr. James company save himsolf fully reached the histrionic standard set by Lytton's Imortal lines. Of course they didn't. did not anticipate that they would. I am complaining of theatrical condi tions. not the predominating agreeable performance given. But James was so much better than the rest of his people that It was nearly all James, and the an noyance of cumbersome or weak reading on the part of anyone In a play the lines of which are fit for the gods on high Is like the biting of a flea you try to lg no re it, but the tloa bites still. - Long, long ago. before the present Judges of dramatic events were born. Bulwer Lytton evolved "Richelieu," In historic and fanciful lineaments, and di vers actors great and near-great have mouthed and strutted and delineated the one colossal character of the drama be fore a gaping and an enjoying human race ever since. While James has not successfully shouldered the mantle of Sul livan, Booth. Barrett. Bangs. Davenport or McCulIough, and he Is not to be ac cused of being great, he Is probdbly the most able and most distinguished tragedi an alive. That Is saying far more than I have space or time here and now to elucidate. His art and his commanding personality, his broad culture and his de tailed perfections, his intellectual grasp, his forceful facility, are most welcome to normal lovers of the drama. He has been identified with the most beautiful and complete productions that ever have been seen. His name Is Indelibly stamped on the scroll of fame and artistic achieve ment. He has but Improved and grown mellow In his ripe powers. The smurt sets around the earth have gained riches and bad taste. Just as the masses arc still loyal to the true instincts of hu man nature and stick by James, and all the studiously Inclined rush into the the ater for instruction where angels of so ciety fear to tread because they are afraid of being bored. Thus the audience last night was poor in millionaires and their women folk. But It was wealthy In school girls, people who fancy thet sound of rhythmic language, whose hearts respond to the higher pre cepts that a Lytton could put down. Jov ial priests, the critical gamin, the serious minded, who know that James is an edu cational and an emotional treat not to be neglected. True, he has not his confrere Wnrde along with him. Some may miss Miss Kidder. Some may long for the halcyon days when Marie Walnrisht played opposite to James on much-heralded boards amid the bouquets and tu multuous plaudits of crazily enthusiastic theater-goers. True pandemonium was not let loose last night, but the solid ap preciation manifested at every telling passage, the general air of good friend ship toward the star and his company. was delightful and must have been grati fying to Mr. James. He rises today mag nificent in his strength, equalled ,by no one except it be Frederick Warde. It seems but a little while ago when Warde was guyed as a presumptuous young star, when Mary Anderson was hooted at for her gall and the gigantic radius of her arm swinging. Tet James now Is our best remaining representative of the classic school, almost the only one Who stands by the tried and true, as charming a man of middle age as the ac tor cult has produced. I agree tluit hip Richelieu Is virile. dvnamlc. dominant, suave, splendidly poised, glib, ready, masterful. But It Is not subtle, and I had supposed that Richelieu was. above everything else. subtle. The music of James' voice is better than any other wind Instrument. And when he rises to dramatic altitudes with a strenuous inflection the members of the attending elocution class need med ical attendance, for they despair of at taining his perfection. His performance last night was so well graduated and po free from anti-climax that a stage direc tor used to ordinary rehearsals would faint with biles If he had been present. Among the other people. Norman Hack ett. who Is featured on the programme, is well liked here. He seems a pretty boy in pretty clothes, with considerable tem peramental capacity about three-quarters trained. Understand, I am not denounc ing this young man as to his talent nor as to his acquirements as an actor. He Is more than acceptable in the role of do Mauprat. I am only setting down the figures of his present measurement. Also you may know that the company Is not bad It is, on the contrary, good. It Is the fact that a great play makes you want all great artists to play it that I wall. , "There is more honor in a woman's heart than in the majesty of a hundred klna" Well, that line showed Miss Aphle James' metier to be dollish. She Is sweet, but James needs a Wulnrlght to fill out the mental picture. The rest have not yet made themselves particularly noticeable beyond creditably passing muster on the presentation of an enormously dim cult play. The fine organ melodies of James' voice will ring long in every cul tivated car. Tonight they give "VIrginlus," In which Mr. James should be nothing short of magnificent. Tomorrow the engage ment closes with "Ingomar" at the mat!- IT IS GOOD POLICY to "keep your money in Oregon." Before signing an ap plication for life insurance -in any company investigate the plans and superior methods of the Oregon Life Insur ance Company. Purely mutual, owned by the policy holders.. All the profits of the business paid to them in dividends at the end of every year. 3?if th floor Macleay building, 286 Washington street, Portland, Or. Phone Main 6385. L. Samuel, manager. Keep Your Money in Oregon THE GREATEST CLOTHING HOUSE IN THE NORTHWEST, . January Clearance Sale Connoisseurs Understand That There Is Nothing Better Than YELLOWSTONE "Whiskey. Old, mellow and delightfully palatable, it is the ideal stimulant ROTHCHILD BROS., PORTLAND, OR., Sole Agents nee. and 'Merchant or Venice (James i a? ShyIo:k) In the evening. I They did not arrive in town until half I past 7 last night, and it was amazing how quickly they got the piny stnrted. The curtain did not rise until 0 o'clock, i but they had accomplished much more ; tlian the audience realized since their ; arrival. The Southern Pacific was late. . and they came on a special train from the South. The stage settings are ap propriate and not old. with no attempt at gorgeoueness. Everyone who goes to msc Mr. James and his productions will go home entirely satisfied. It Is full value and something to spare. A. H. BALLuVRD. CALVE IN FAMOUS COSTUME Great Singer to Sinjr "Carmen' In Worltl-Rcnowncd Co.stunic. Madame Emma Calve and her company of artists will be heard In grand concert nt the Marquam Grand Theater next Mon day night: This will b the musical and society event of the season, music-lovers coming from all parts of the state to hear the famous singer. It was definitely an nounced yesterday by Mr. Kronbcrg. one of Calvc's managers, who passed through this city on his way to San Francisco, that Calve would positively appear in her world-renowned character of Carmen, singing Bizet's entrancing "Habanera In exactly the same style costume she uses in the grand opera of that name. This will afford music-lovers a double treat, as the great diva has only consented to this after great persuasion on the part of her managers. In order to'glve the peo ple on the Coast a treat some of them would not otherwise have had without taking a trip East. Terry-Boat Taken Off Hun. The Albina ferry Xo. 2. Lionel It. Web ster has been taken off the route tempo rarily, because the landing on the cast .side is not consiacrca saie. ii win a i to bo extended so as to provide more : shelter for the boat, and the original pll i lng will have to be driven deeper to make ' it more secure The current In the river is very swift at tne present nmc. i nc aiar Sand Company recently purchased wharf property adjoining the ferry landing and has several scows tied there. The com pany notified Captain W. H. Foster, of the ferry-boat, that if any damage re sulted to Its property, it would hold the county liable. Jerome K. Jerome Coming: Here. The famous English author and humor ist. Jerome K, Jerome, will arrivo In this city tomorrow, morning, accompanied by the American writer and lecturer. Charles Battcll lxomls. They will make but one appearance here, at the Baker Theater, to morrow night, in a combined entertain ment of humorousrccltals from' thelr works. - Sajs IlnsbantI Is Drunkard. Lillian C Davis alleges that her hus band. Jefferson C Davis is a gross and habitual drunkard, and has been such for more than a year. She wants a di vorce, and filed a complaint against him in the State Circuit Court yesterday. Tho litigants were married at Vancouver, Wash.. August 11, 1S0I. and have no chil dren. Mrs. Davis avers that she has been compelled to work since marriage to support herself and her mother. CASTOR I A Tor Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears tho Signature of THIS IS NOT A Real Ad J9 It Is simply space that we had no use for and wished to have the name of SOULE BROS. PIANO CO. appear in this issue. But. by the way. SOULE BROS. PIANO CO are giving by far the greatest bargains in pianos to be found anywhere In the country. It will pay you to sec them If you in tend to buy. SODLE BROS. PIANO CO. SALESROOM 374 Morrison St, cor. W.'Park A FEAST OF FUN HUMOROUS RECITAL The Famous English Humorist, JEROME K. 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It is next to impossible to make satisfactory coffee In an ordinary pot, hence we have the French coffee percolator. In the Electric Cof fee Machine the beverage is made by th percolator process and the result Is clear, fragrant. French Coffee, with the full, rich aroma of the berry. It Is always the same; always Just right. With this machine. It is not only a great convenience, but an actual saving of time to make the coffee at the table, for breakfast as well as after dinner. The machine heats in half the time required for alcohol, and at a mere fraction of the. cost. It is of very graceful design, and beau tifully finished in highly polished heavy nickel, with ebony handles. PRICE $15.00 WESTERN ELECTRIC WORKS No. 61 Sixth St. - - Phone Main 1696 PORTLAND, OREGON EYE CHAT No. 18 OUR UP-TO-DATE KRYPTOK LOOK LIKE AN OLD-FASHIONED TALLOW CANDLE COM PARED WITH AN ARC LIGHT. COLUMBIAN OPTICAL CO. 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