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THE SUNDAY OREGONIAX, PORTLAND, OCTOBER 27, 1907. Tribute of Friend to James D. Frainey PORTLAND, Oct. 26. Rex Hiberno rum Mortus Est. In the passing of James D. Frainey the career of no or dinary individual Is closed. Born in tho west of Ireland under a flag- and sky that 60 years ago offered little edu cational facilities; imbittered against the British Government for the wrongs, real or imaginary, inflicted upon him self and his ancestors for generations past, Mr. Frainey, like millions of his fellow countrymen, sought surcease from norrow in the wilds of America. Possessed of a splendid physique and endowed with more than ordinary na tive Intelligence, he early became a conspicuous character on the Pacific Coast. Whether tolling In the border mines of Idaho or shoveling gravel Into the sluice boxes of Auburn in the early '60s: whether delving in the trenches of Portland, or for 28 hours Fitting on a Jury In the state court, Intandlng alone against 11 obstinate other Jurors In defense of a negro charged with stealing a pair of panta loons, as the writer has seen the de ceased, James Frainey was a character to be considered and a man to be reck oned with. In politics a Republican by training, and in religion a Catholic by birth, Mr. Frainey was above and beyond his po litical and religious creeds. Oems are found In rough exteriors, and. In the words of a contemporary, who for 40 years had been his friend and had been by him befriended: "Jim Frainey was In a class by himself." No esttmate of the deceased could he correct or complete without point ing out the peerless courage, physical and moral, ever manifest in his virile makeup. Many of his countrymen pos sessed' some of the euTtmable qualities with which he was endowed, but none approached him In manly courage, dar ing audacity and, withal, in Judicious conservatism In the heat of a trying ordeal. The predominating character istic of James Frainey was his un bounded charity and his ever-ready forgiveness, even unto his. enemies, vanquished or victors. Six thousand miles from the land of his birth, a land to which he ever turned with filial affection and undying patriotism, today he returns to mother earth in the bosom of Oregon, mourned and admired by a field of acquaint ances that extends from the sands of 8an Diego to the barriers of British Columbia, a lino which the deceased never desired to cross. James Frainey was a typical Celt; he had no Scotch-Irish In his veins, and he proclaimed no boast of ancestry; no coat of arms ever Immortalized the Frainey gens; he was what he was because he was what he was, and could not be otherwise; simply a lineal de scendant of generations and genera tions of autochthons, who multiplied, lived, died and were burled In the same parish of the same county of the same province of the same Island. If from poverty to have acquired af fluence by the sole energy and the honest toll of a laborious life Is praise worthy; If to have reared a family whose every care, want and educational training was guarded and provided for by a devoted father and- a respectful husband Is commendable; If for 40 years, in adversity and prosperity, to have commanded not only the respect but the admiration of his co-laborers and his employes Is creditable, then the llfo of James Frainey was a success, Hnd the world Is better because he lived. Well might his epitaph read: "Write me as one who loved his fellow man. I have done." M. J. MAC MAHON. New Books at the Library HEILI G THEATER 14th and Washington Phone Main 1 TONIGHT AT 8:15 TOMORROW and TUESDAY NIGHTS KIRKE LA SHELLE'S BIG PRODUCTION OF HENRY M. BLOSSOM'S GREAT RACING PLAY A STORY OF LOVE AND LUCK THIS IS THE ONLY COMPANY PRESENTING THIS PLAY Hans Robert Dave Brnhflm, Jr, Joseph Wilkes Geo. Merritt Robert Craig; Geo. Miller Howard Smith Geo. Seybolt Jos. Kathen Max Moree AND MANY OTHERS Stenhnnle Longfellow I,ydl Dickson f'lare Armstrong Pauline Ebrrhnrd Mabel Stonghton T"T TT7C! . LOWER FLOOR $1.50 AND $1.00. BALCONY rIVllJOO! $1.00 AND 75 CU. ENTIRE GALLERY 50 Cti. SEATS SELLING AT THEATER PHONE MAIN 1 HEILI G THEATER 14th and Washington Phone Main 1 Ssdayay NIGHTS October 30-31 WALTER N. LAWRENCE Presents the Greatest of All American Plays BY RACHEL CROTHERS An All-Season Success at the Madison Square Theater, New York; A Triumph in. San Francisco. A Dramatic Masterpiece You Must Not Miss nniPPO. Iower Floor. Exeept Lost 8 rows, ft. 50; Lauit 8 rows. 81.00. JrlxiV-EjO. Balcony. Si.W. Mc and 80c Gallery, 88o and 2 So. Seat Sale Opens Tomorrow at the Theater B aker Theater George L. Baker, General Manager Telephone Main Two PORTLAND'S FASHIONABLE POPULAR - PRICED PLAlHOtSE. HOME OF THE IXCOMFARUILE BAKER STOCK COJ1PAWY. ALL WEEK COMMENCING SUNDAY MATINEE, OCT. 27, The Baker Stock Company in a grand revival of Sardou's famous play, 1907 TODAY DIPLOMACY An intense drama of Russian intrigue and police spy system, trans lated from the French by Clement Scott. Powerful Cast. Absolutely Correct Scenery and Stage Settings. Production under personal direction Mr. William Bernard. - MATINEE SATURDAY. Evening Prices 25c, 35c, 50c. Matinees 15c, 25c. Next Week BOYT'S "A HOLE IN THE GROUND' THE LIBRARY again wishes to call attention to the fact that children under 12 are not permitted In the branch libraries after 6 o'clock unless accompanied by their parents. This is not to work a hardship on the. little peo ple, who are more than welcome during the afternoon, but simply to parallel the rule at the central library which closes the children's room at 6 o'clock. Readlnij Rooms. Miss Hassler will tell the first of a se ries of stories to children at the Penln 5la t 3 30pnffOOni n Tuesday' October The following list of books on missions has heen placed in the South Portland readins-room and will be found useful to those interested In foreign missions: CHINA AND CHINESE MISSIONS. Hard, E. Chinese Life In Town and Country. Beach, H. P. Dawn on the Hills of T ang. Real. 3. Buddhism in China, Brown, A. J. New Forces in Old China. Bryson. Mrs. M. I. (F.) John Kenneth Mackenzie. Chantr Chih Tung. Cfiina's Onlv Hope. penby. C. China and Her People. Douglas, R. K. China. Douglas, R. K. Confucianism and Tnnuism. Kiolde. A. M. Corner of Cathay. Gibson. J. C. Mission Problems and Mission Methods in South China. Hardy. E. J. John Chinaman at Home. Holcombe, C. Real Chinaman. McNahb, R. U Women of the Middle Kingdom. Martin, W A. P. Cycle of Cathay. Miner, L. Two Heroes of Cathay. Morse. E. S.. Glimpses of China and Chinese Homes. Ross, J. Mission Methods In Manchu ria. Scirtmore. E. R. China, the Long-Lived Empire. Smith, A. H. Chinese Characteristics. Smith A. H. Village Life ln China. Soothill, v. h.. Typical Mission ln China. , . Following Is a list of the books added to tho Public Library during the week: 1.1st or Additions. PHILOSOPHY. PlanUMf) TrallnK of the Human Warner. Tho nervous system of the child; rts growth and health in educa tion (1906). RELIGION. Beal. Buddhism in China (1SKM). Clarke. Seasons of the Soul; short meditations. 3 v. (Iixi5-fl. Dousias. Confucianism and Tacmism Pierson. The Pncific Islanders, from Savages to Saints (130S). Ross. Mission Methods in Manchuria UWB). SOCIOLOGY. Boynton. S.-hool Civics (1904). McMurry. Course of study in the eighth grade. 2 v. C1906). Manitoba Legislature. Journals of the legislative Assemoiy, January 3 to Feb ruary 13. 1S07 (1907). Massachusetts, Labor. Bureau of Sta tistics of Thirty-seventh annual report I. Oregon Legislative Assembly, House. Journal of the House of the 21th Legisla tive Assembly (1907). Oregon Legislative Assembly. Senate. Journal of the Senate of the 24th Legisla tive Assembly (1907). Pratt. Railways and Their Rates, 2d eu. uww. SCIENCE. Fairbanks. Practical Physiography Mann & Twiss. Physics (1906). Wrapson & Gee. Mathematical and physical tables for the use of students In technical schools (1S98). USEFUL. ARTS. Borden. The Arab Horse (1906).- Diete. A practical treatise on the man ufacture of perfumery (1802). Bdlson.- Telegraphy self-taught; a com plete manual of instruction (19(2). Fletcher. Practical Instruction ln quantitative assaying with the blowpipes; for the prospector, miner and assayer, and for use in colleges (1906). Greene. The gray parrot and how to manage it, 2d ed.. no date. Henderson. The cost of locomotive operation (1906). Horseless Age. January-June, 1907, v. 19- Journal of Electricity. Power and Gas. January-June, 1907, v. 18. Ketchum. Design of walls, bins and grain elevators (190T). Knox. Electric Light Wiring (1907). Meade. The chemical and physical ex amination of Portland cement (1901). Synnestvedt. Notes on patents and pat ent practice (1906). Toothaker. Commercial raw materials; their origin, preparation and, uses (1905). FINE ARTS. Binns. Manual of Practical Potting, 3d ed. rev. (1901). , Freeman. Masterpieces of Sculpture O906). Hind. Days with Velasquez iwtoj. Jewett. Masterpieces of Painting (1906). Mainn Pomilar rjhotoeraDhic print ing processes (1S9S). Music Teachers' National Association. Papers and proceedings at its 2Sth annual meeting, uoeriin, strand VnmniiN actresses of the day in America (1899). Willmott. uatneorai tnurcn oi daft (1907). , liirEKATUKB,. Ade. In Pastures New. McBride. All Kinds of Dialogues (1874). McBride. Choice Dialogues (1R93). McBride. Comic Dialogues (1873). McBride. Comic Speeches and Recita tions (1878). McBride. Funny Dialogues ira. McBride. Humorous Dialogues (1879). McBride. New Dialogues (1SS3). Pallen. The meaning of the Idylls of the King- an essay in Interpretation (1904). '.. DESCRIPTION AND TRAVEL. Heare. Arctic Exploration (1905). Lentherlc. The Riviera, Ancient and Modern (1905). Shoemaker. Winged Wheels in France (19C6). Smith. The Uplift of China (iwu. Synge. A short history of social life in England (1906). HISTORY. Franklin. Great Movements of Modern European History (1906). Franklin. Significant aspects of ancient and mediaeval civilization (1906). Hanotaux. Contemporary France, V S (1HeVmolt History of the World, V 6 (1907). Hutton. King and Baronage (1R96). Lea. History of the Inquisition of Spain, v. 2 (1R97). Paullin. The Navy of the American Revolution (1906). Perry. L-tters from a surgeon of the Civil War (1906). The Making of the English and Their Robertson. Nation (1896) Ross. Florentine -Palaces stories (1906). Wakeling. King and Parliament (1896). BIOGRAPHY. Agassiz, L. J. R. Life, letters and works of Louis Aeassiz. bv Jules Marcnu. 2 v. (1896). Ansel m.. St. Anslem and His Work, by A. C. Weh'h (1901). Benjamin. J. P. Judah P. Benjamin, by Pierce Butler (1907). Codkin, E. L. Life and Letters, edited by Rollo Ogden, 2 v. (1907). Louisa Auguste Wllhelmine Amalie, Queen of Prussia. Queen Louise of Prus sia, by M. N. Moffat (1906). Mackenzie, J. K. John Kenneth Mac kenzie, medical missionary to China, by M. I. Bryson, no date. Who's Who in New York City and State; 3d edition (1907). FICTION. Bacon. Domestic Adventures. Connolly. Crested Seas. Eldridge. Hilma. Hill. The Outlaws of Horseshoe Hole; a tale of the Montana Vigilantes. Lysaght. Her Majesty's Rebels. Porter. The Four Million. Sheppard. Running Horse Inn. Vance. The Brass Bowl. THEATER Cor. Morrison 8 12th Sts. PHONE MAIN 117 MILTON W. SEAMAN, MANAGER PLAYING ONLY THE STAIR-HAVLIN EASTERN ROAD ATTRACTIONS T1 yfTlTn IT One Week "SZ. October 27 Matinees Wednesday and Saturday THE SEW ROWLAND CLIFFORD COM EDY-DH.WA SUCCESS THORNS AND ORANGE BLOSSOMS A Dramatization of Bertha M. Clay's Novel, by Lem Parker An Intensely Human Drama A Play That Sinks Deep Into the Heart-" Scenic Mounting Picturesque and Elaborate It Follows the Beau tlful Story Perfectly, and Will Be Found Unusually Interest ing to All Readers of This Most Popular Novelist FRIGES: Evenings 15c, 25c, 35c, 50c. Matinees 10c, 20c. NEXT ATTRACTION THE SWEETEST GIRL IN DIXIE At the Unitarian Chapel THURSDAY EVENING November 7, at 8:30 P. M. A SONG RECITAL BY MISS HELEN BARSTOVV Admission, $1.00 SALE OF SEASON TICKETS FOR THE ow Horse Sfi Opens Thursday Oct. 24, 9 A. M. ' POWERS & ESTES' DRUGSTORE. 143 SIXTH STREET. Price J5.00 for tho six Performances. Portland Hunt Club Francis Macary. the Cabinet maker of Lavaur. CHILDREN'S BOOKS. Elton. Story of Sir Francis Drake. Lans. Story of Bobert Bruce. Marshall. Stories of William Tell. Schupp. William of Orange. Scudder. Children's Book. Seller. Story of Nelson. GERMAN BOOKS. Grimm. Deutsche Mythologle, 4th ed., 3 v. 0 875-78). Kyserllng. Schurlle Tage: novellen. I.indau. Gesammelte; romane und nov ellen. 6 V. (1906). .. Reuter. Aus-guter Famllie; roman. Splelhagen. Roschen vom Hofe: novelle. Wlnterfleld. Der Kamrad von der Garde; komischer soldaten: roman. Brazil's Fine Talc Deposits. New York Sun. Apparently the Brazilian deposits of talc are Inexhaustible. The price de pends on labor and transportation rather than on supply. Practically all of the principal deposits now being worked are ln the State of Sao Paulo. Three quali ties are produced, the quality depending upon the color.' sThe stone ready for crushing is being furnished ln Rio de Janeiro at from 82 to 120 mllrels a ton. or from $25 to $37.20 a ton at present ex change. HEILIG THEATER 14th Fhone and Washington Main 1 SSSf&S? November 1 , 2 Matinee Saturday t First Engagement in Portland Since Her Remarkable Success in Paris last June of the Noted English AttUte OLGA Supported by Her London Company Including FRANK MILLS Presenting the Following Repertoire: Carmen . SEES: S a h o IveSr The Awakening (New) ' Prices: SOc, 75c, $1.00, 31. SO fend $2.00 Seat Sale Opens Next Wednesday at Theater PIANO RECITAL Beatrice Dierke OCTOBER 29th, AT 8:15 P. M. Murlark Hall, Washington and 23d Streets ADMISSION ONE DOLLAR Tickets on Sale at Graves & Co., Eilers Piano House and at the Box Office THE GRAND Vaudeville De Luxe Week Commencing Monday, Oc tober 28, an All-Eastern Star Bill, Headed by Harry First & Co. (Late Star of "Old Isaacs From the Bowery.) . In Chas. Horwitz's Original . One-Act Novelty Playlet, "THE MARRIAGE FEE" - Special Added Attraction, Sidney Forrester "The English -Costermonger." Tfie H assman rp . irio Hand and" Head Balancers, Per forming Thrilling and difficult Feats. Hi Tom Ward "The Merry Minstrel." The Mascagnis European Novelty Dancers. Pope 8 Knight Song, Dance and Change Artists Joe Thompson "San Antonio." 20th Century . Motion Pictures The Latest Imported. Three Performances Each Day, 2:30, 7:30 and 9:15. Prices: Evenings and Sunday and Holi day Matinees: Lower Floor. 25 cents, Balcony and Gallery 15 cents. "Week-Day Matinees, 15 cents to all seats except Boxes. Sunday and Holiday Matinees, Curtain rises at 3 P. M. IVTARQUAM GRAND 1 H Portland's Famous Theater. (Telephone Main 6) r . .FT! . ,r FOR ONE WEEK vjommencing lonigni wt. wedne8day-s.tnni.y The San Francisco Opera Go. Direction Frank W. Healy PRESENTING Musically Meritorlons THE Picturesque, Humorous HIGHWAYMAN The Beautiful Romantic Comic Opera MUSIC BT REGINALD DE KOVEN BOOK BT HARRY B. SMITH A $2.00 Show in Every Respect PRICES Evening, 25c, 50c and 75c. Matinees 25c and 50c THE STAR TELEPHONES: Sw :ma S Opening SUNDAY MATINEE, Oct. 27 For the Entire Week The R. E. French Stock Company Presents The Beautiful Comedy Drama in Four Acts A STRUGGLE FOE GOLD BY W. B. PATTON Matinees Sundays, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays at 2:30; Prices 10c and 20c. Every Evening at 8:15; Prices 15c, 25c and 35c. Reserved Seats May be Secured by Either Phone LYRIC THEATER Main 4685 Both Phones Home A 1026 WEEK COMMENCING MONDAY, OCT. 28 THE LYRIC STOCK COMPANY PRESENTS "The Governor of Kentucky" Matinee Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday and Sunday; ' Prices 10c and 20c. . Every Evening at 8:15; Prices 10c, 20c and 30c. . Boxes 50c. Box Office open from 10 A. M. to 10 P. M. Order your seats by both phones. NEXT WEEK "Woman Against Woman" Week of Oct. 28 PANTAGES Fourth & Stark Sts. BEST FAMILY THEATER J. A. JOHNSON, Resident Meneg.r ADVANCED VAUDEVILLE STARS OF ALL NATIONS THE 0 LIP HANTS European Gro tesques Another Feature. J. Murray Simon Hebrew Comedian. JEAN WILSON Illustrated Song. PANTAGES ANNOUNCES EXTRAORDINARY FEATURE MR.' FRANK. HALL English Lion-Tamer, -with WALLACE The Untamable Lion from the Chutes. A Thrilling Act. MANSFIELD & MANSFIELD Sharpshooters. : HARRY CLINTON SAWYER Comedy Singing ' Imitations. THE BIOGRAPH Latest Pictures. Pantages Unexcelled Orchestra .... Direction H. K. Erenson At Every Performance. For the Best in Vaudeville, The Pantages Is the Place Performances daily at 2 :30, 7 :30 and 9 P. M. Admission Prices Gallery and balcony, 15c; entire lower floor, -25e; boxes, 50c. Any seat at weekday matinees FIFTEEN CENTS. Charles Mackaya has bean through all the tate mill. Moat of his lire on tna stare haa been In atoclc houaea aa leading man. He haa played everything from . Romeo. Pythiaa, Iago ana the other classic rolea to the moat modern farces. Florence Roberts, who haa been appear In ln "The Struggle Everlasting." under the direction of Henry B. Harrla. mill begin her road tour ln November, opening at Mil waukee, Wis., ln a presentation of Sire," ln which he wai seen two seasons ago.