The Sunday Oregonian. (Portland, Ore.) 1881-current, August 13, 1911, SECTION FOUR, Image 41

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Newspaper Page Text3 FAMOUS ARCHERS SPEND FEW DAYS H'EILIG THEATER Phones Main 6 and A 1020. . SEEING THE SIGHTS OF OREGON Seveath and Taylor Streete rhoaee Mala 1 aad A 112 i Harry B. Eichardsoa. Champion of World, and H. Z. Jackson, at Forest 'Grove, After Hunting With Bow In 7 NIGHTS beginning TONIGHT BAROAnr MATljrEE WEDJTEIDAT POPULAR MATUTEB 9ATURDAT, , HARRT X. CORT PRESENTS THE FAVORITE COMEDIAX. MAX TTT7MT fl A TXY Canada, Tell of Their Pursuit After Big Game. ', ADVANCED VAUDEVILLE Monday Matinee Aug. 14 Madame Besson The Famous AriRlo-Parlslan Portrayer of Zaza, Camilla, etc., and Her English Company, In Victor H. Smalleys American . Social Problem Playlet. ir1 liuivii-xi " e ' rrPpORTED BY LOLITA ROBERTSON JUVD BPlrEKDTD COMPAXT. - ef Ef THE COMEDT SUCCESS. ' "THE SUBSTITUTE" - ...... r - - : TITE STJYDAY OREGOXIAX, POItTLAJfD, 13, 1911. r ! - .--.v-' ' i ' ' " t ... . - .. . ' I FOREST GROVE. Or, Aar. U (Spscial.) Ths champion archar of th wor!i Hiry 3. Richardson. ,an4 H. Z. Jackaoa. a prominent lawyer of Atehlaon. Kansas, who baTa Just ra. turnad from a four weeks bunting- ex position with their bows in British Columbia, spent Tuesday and 'Wednes day in this city, rliltlna; and ihootlnn with F. S. Bames. maker of the famous Oreron yews bows. When but twenty yeara of are. Mr. Richardson made hla world record In th National Tournament held at Chi cago last August with a score of 1111 points In th double york round, which xcls any score recorded In th last SO years. Mr. Kichardeon la a medical atudent at Harvard, and ex pects to return ther In th Fall. Mr. Jackson holds th record for flight shooUna. which' he achieved two years ago. On their trip to British Columbia, they wer accompanied by Will ' H. Thompson, leading boweman hunter of th world, and J. M. Chains, a busi ness man of Atchison. Kansas. Th party went by launch Into th Upper Sound oountry. visiting many of th small uninhabited Islands wher they found considerable wild gam. Part of th trip was mad In canoes. While floating along In a canoe on day. Mr. Jackson shot, from a distance of 40 AMERICAN HUSBAND TERMED SLAVE OF SPOUSE BY RUSSIAN COUNTESS lima. Alexandrine Corsini. of Moscow, Declares Women In United States Are Bold, Fond of Self, Inconsiderate of Their Duties to Others and Slisbehanng Altogether. Brjn.SC WHTTXET. LOS ANGELXs. Aug. II. CSpeclaJ). What Is th matter with Ameri can woman I Every one In a whU some prominent foreigner comes to our shores and when asked the aa-oal enaction. "What do you think of th Amerteaa woman T" lets drive a hot one. straight from th shoulder. Tit American woman "should stay at homo .and mind th baby"; she "should do more to make beautiful th home Uf. Inspiring man to go out and Bght bis battles with the world with more vim and earnestness"; she should do this and do that. Are ther substantial grounds for thee complaints T Mm. Alexandrln roralnl. a Russian eountesa from Moa- eow. who is visiting America, after i Stay In Canada, where ahe lnvestta-at d th condition In th Lent colony of Dukhobors In sskatchewan. be Ilevea that ther are. Fhe says. "American, girls are pretty, very pret ty, but bold: too fond of dreas and not Una to consider their duties to them selves, their companions or their eld ers." Eh added that they should be "spanked and put to bod until they learned bow to behave themselves. Colony Is Praised. Una Corel nl is a noted lecturer la bar own country, and to quote bar, "mocs Interested In anything that has to do with the npllft of th masaea. It was to get soma Idea of what th Dukhobors are doing In that line that eh visited th famous colony. She says that th colony Is th nearest approach to a successful Utopia la th modern world. "Although I have traveled over th world." aald Mme. Corslnt "I hav never seen anything Ilk th Dukho bors. It was just Ilka reading a novel by Gorki, or my old friend Tolstoi, and for most of th time during my stay In th colony I could hardly realts that I was not dreaming. Here are fully 10.000 men. women and children living under conditions that are al most unbelievable. All are equal and all shar alike In th work and profits of th community. But ther Is no money. Community stores provld all th necossary things of life. They hav neither churches, schools, places of amuetnnt nor recreation. The young people do not sing or dance, for that ts against th almpl religion of th Dukhobors. They be lieve only in a Supreme Being and I toU. and their only relaxation Is In walking through th fields after th day's work Is dona. They are strict vegetarians, and Ilk your own Quak ers, do not believe In warfare or strife of any kind. In 10 years they hav seen th lands they broke and tilled yield riches, and th community has a large bank acount In Winnipeg. lie cently th community bouxht 20.000 acres of fruit land near Kelson. B. C and they are going Into apple raising ob a large scaie. "They paid 1500.000 for th tract and are gradually going to leave Saskatche wan, wher It 1 too cold for them practice their belief. They are now sell Ins their lands at an Immense profit and the community has sent 1000 men to begin the work of fruit eultur In British Columbia. Sect Declared Moral. Ther ax no priests or teachers among th Dukhobors. no marrlagea. no christenings or other religious cere monies, yet they ar th most moral paopla. I hav ever encountered. Ican not believe that the community will last. It seems Impossible In this com mercial ag that people can go on liv ing a thes peopla ar doing. Their young people will see how th young folk of the orutsld world enjoy them selves and In time will crave the knowl edge that with amusement and recrea tion has been withheld from them. Then the breakup will begin." Reverting to th subject of American woman. Mm. Corsini said: "All Europe Is shocked at the American woman and sympathises with the American hus band. The wife travels abroad and leaves her hnsband to build up a pile of American dollars, which she scatters In Paris and London with lavish hand. The American woman Is the poorest bargain oa the matrimonial counters of the world. Fhe develops into a selflih woman, concentrating her attentions on the fulfillment of her own desires and looking upon her husband aa a slave, born to d her- bidding-. No Russian autocrat ever asked more of his serfs in bis way, than the American woman demands of her husband la her own. Self-sacrifice to her la not known. Catering to her whims and her desires Is bar law." Philippines Are Popular. P. O. McDonnell, commissioner of engineering and police of Manila. dropped In on Los Angeles the other day. He la on his way to New Tork. where he proposes to astonish a num ber of capitalists who have their money lnveated In the lslanda. He aays: "The Orient ts fast becom ing popular as a sight-seeing place. Manila la tbe busiest and most pro gressiva of th cities over ther and tourists And much to Interest them. A new million-dollar hotel ts being built and will be finished In January. Many new buildings, public and private, are going up conatantly. Governor Forbes has attracted much capital to the ls landa. The health condltlona a"re good. IHeeaaea that at one time ravaged the country at will are now almost eradi cated. The constabulary and the mili tary maintain order and except In some of the most Isolated provinces ana mountain hiding places for bandfta. life and property are aa safe ot.; there now aa anywhere in the States." No letter from Los Angeles In these stirring days of newspaper contro versy would be complete without a word anent one E- T. Earl, millionaire fruit man. newspaper proprietor and self-imposed boss of the reformers tn this halyeon section. Having been baled before the grand jury the other afternoon and Indicted for wireless piracy. Earl was called before th asm body last Monday and made to tell of his throats to "do" for th councilman who dared to lgnor his orders that the rate for the Home Telephone eervlce ahould be raised. For almost an hour be attempted to explain, and at th end of that tlm th Jurors left th room without In dicting him- It waa learned that the sentiment in the room was that Earl had violated a principle of the law tn hla efforts to Influence the publlo officer, bnt there was no law In the California code that covered nli DIVORCE PROBLEM IS UP Family KelaXlons Will Be Discussed at Y. 3L a A. Today. The divorce problem Is to have Its torn today in tbe discussions that are being conducted by the Portland Toung Men's Chrtatlan Association. The usual Sunday men'e meeting win be held in the lobby at S:30 o'clock, and will be led by Rev. Thomas Holmes Walker, pastor of Calvary Presbyterian Church. Th subject as announced Is "Dlvorc" Jesus' Attltud Toward th Family." The speakers will give their opinions as to whether Jesus' teachlnga on this sub ject will apply to modern conditions. R. R. Perkins, religious work director, will attend the meeting and participate tn the dieouaalon. it being the first 8ur.day meeting since his return from Commercial Club Is Asked to Help Find Nebraska Immigrant. The despatch a few months ago of Oregon literature to Nebraska, has brought to the Inquiry bureau of the J Commercial Club a letter aaklng the bureau to assist In finding the aon of M. E. Vanderberg, of Sergeant. Neb., from whom his father has not beard since May s. save mention tn the letter that accompanied the literature from the Commercial Club, that It bad been sent him at the request of EL J. Van derberg. B. D. Vanderberg called at th lnfor- BASEBALL RECREATIOX PARK, Cer. Vaughn aad Tweaty-fouria Sta. OAKLAND vs. PORTLAND Aeguat 8, a, 10, 11, 13, IS. Cassee Begin Weekdays at SiOO P. K. Seadaye StSO P. X. LADIES' DAY FRIDAY Boys Under 11 Free to Bleachers Wednesday. ' G. TYLER-TAGLIERl TENOR The Art of Singing (FToi Foundation t Flalak. Old Italian Method. Inferior Costal Breathing. High Frost Tone Placement. Nasal Resonance. Mondays and Wednesdays. Studio, SOT Tilford Blldg.. Portland Or. jaain aits. . Miss Edith Pratt Associate of th Royal Academy of Mualo. London, and also Conserva toire, Buda Peat, will take a limited number-of pupils for Piano. Theory and Harmony. Addreea ltt East Seventeenth street. Phone East 484S. EVERYTHING IN MUSIC JAMES W. CASEY & BEO. (Ia the Store of Sherman, Clay & Co.) 6th &nd Morrison St, Portland, Or. PEOPLE'S AMUSEMENT COMPANY CTAR Soirit of the Gorge Indian tragedy k31" The Dare Devil ; Comio THEATER Birds ' a Feather Domestic satire r . Interrupted Game... Old game worked over Lonhnnonj lihowi Merriams. illustrated Lecture 6-New Thing -6 Mr. James Hammock The Victor Singer . OH JOY TIVOLI The Arrowheads Indian The Long Skirt, a brilliant study of Friday, the 13th...... Comio j child development, which every par- The Academy Girl. .Dramatic I ent will appreciate, and Jimmy's Luck Mirthful j Two More Complete Ecsls Two Miss Barton Violinist j Boy Singer and Bather. : ARCADE THEATER Bell of Justice - A great dramatic study Her Two Sons Brilliant acting Billy's Marriage Magnificent comedy Scenes in Borne : Descriptive A New and Clever Vocalist. ' - FIRST EUNS AT LITTLE ORPHEUM AND BUOU' : ' Evenings teww Floor TSe, SOe. Baleoar BOa, Me. Oallerv 1S. Bar- . Sals Wednesday Marlnee Lwr Floor and Balcony 35c - Gallery lSe. Box Brats 60& Saiurdar Matlaee Lower Floor 50c. 25c Entire Baleoar 83e Gallerr IBe. l ; week aug. 20 "mary jane's pa" yarda, a wild cat which was perched la a tree overbanrlna the water. The animal weighed over a hfradred pounds and was the record kill of the trip. Grouse, squirrels and ground hogs be side other game were killed by the hun ters. For the hunt the archers uaed twenty-elght-lnch spear point arrows and bows of an eighty-pound pull. Mr. Richardson and Mr. Jackson spent several hours while here target shooting with Mr. Barnes on his range In the southern part of town. Both of the champions use bowa made by Mr. Barnea. Mr. Richardson left Tues day evening for a pleaaure trip to Alaska, and Mr. Jackaon returned Wednesday to his home In Kansaa. a trip East. 'The special musical fea ture will be singing by Dr. D. V. Pol ing, of Tn Dalles. Tbe meeting Is open to all men. . LITERATURE IS ONLY CLEW "O A TFZT?TD bater 53M lite. Sta. TWO PERFORMANCES ONLY AUGUST 13 and 14,1911 "THEY'VE MADE THE WHOLE WORLD LAUGH The Oldest and Best Notable Tour of RICHARD & PRINGLE'S FAMOUS GEORGIA MINSTRELS Headed by the Dean, of Ethiopian Comedians CLARENCE POWELL Supported by 40 KINGPI.vs OF MINSTRELSY 40 A Veritable Dream of the Arabtaa Nights Everybody Goes to the atrela They Cant Help It They Are Catching. PRICES-$1.00, 75, SO and 25c SEATS NOW SELLING. Mln- matlon bureau at the Commercial Club In May " and aaked that literature on Oregon's farming resources be sent to his father In Nebraska. He gave no peraonal address snd did not appear at the Commercial Club again. City of 1 6 Tears Ago Recalled. Intereated In Portland and her pros pects, Harry C McLean, deputy health officer n the District or coiumma, re quested the Chamber of Commerce by letter yesterday, to furnish him with copies of the booklets Issued recently on "Oregon, the Land of Opportunity. "I have a personal Interest In your great city, he eaya. "as L when as sistant, superintending the architecture 4 of the Treasury Department, selected the site on which your Federal bond ing now stands." Mr. McLean foresees a great future for the metropolis of Oregon, aaylng that wonderful growth and change have taken place since he made his visit It years ago. to pur chase the site for the Government bulldlnir. PORTLAND, TWO DAYS ONLY Friday and Saturday, Aug. 18& 19 SHOW GROUNDS: 25th AND RALEIGH STS. "The Woman Who Knew Cadets De Gascogne Wynne Bros. Corcoran & Dixon Alsace & Lorraine - Crouch & Welch Holmes, Wells & Finlay EVENING PRICES 15, 25, 50 and 75c DAILY MATTNEK 15e 35c, BOc. HOLIDAY MATINEES Night Prices UNEQUALED VAUDEVILLE WEEK COMMENCING MONDAY, AUG. 14 99 A GLIMPSE OF PRAIRIE LIFE SPECIAL ENGAEMENT "ARIZONA JOE ' Introducing MISS ADELE VON OHL World's Champion Equestrienne Real Bronchos Stupendous Scenic. Effects Company of Ten STANIiET AND EDWARDS In "Visions In Marble." THE ALBANY FOTJB Quartet De Luxe. PANTAGESCOPB. Daylight Animated Events. MISS ELEANOR OTIS AND COM PANY In "De Vere of the Chorus." BILLY JI'DERMOTT, Maker of Mirth. PANTAGES ORCHESTRA. H. K. Evenson. Director. Popular Prices Matinee Daily Curtain 2:30, 7:3 O and 9 AfpV 650 HORSES JfPVf WILD B EASTSKfc r w 1280 PERSONS !&oMA40 ELEPHANTS gg rvS3 500 000 n iVWA'2ACRESoFTENTS V?gl 1 CAPITAL INVESTED foOv).$7SOO mm tmmsrajjA (timAHM I EMERY'S TROUPE I WIZARD SThn0ST OF ACTINC BABY ormE0 Sts ELEPHANTS fjM TP "TOOUES f zVTi'&L; AND SOMERSAULT RIDER VVeO ACROBATS AND THE BONESETTIS VrfiO AERIALISTS AND THE ALEXIS FAMILY AW' X5?S0 RIDERS-THE OUTTDNSyASjT "ow XyhJltt TOM TINKER all YfSfoRs Wen a tia n?m!1J : VL l PERFORMANCES BEGIN at 2 and 8 P.M. j- ONE 50c TIOKET ADMITS TO ALL MkT j , 1QHIUPHEN UNDER 1g g5ol Url J FORMERLY THE GRAND 7 piYtm if A&r& Week Aug. 14th SULLIVAN & CONSIDINE Iteftii MorotJco A Co.. Presenting V&ndftvillo' Comedy Classic "A .MILLION DOLLAR WIFE THE BELL BOY TRIO, Melodtona and Mirthful Knockout, According to Sidewalk Rules. MARY AMBROSE, Erln'a Versatile Bauty. HERBERT CHARLES, A Study In Feminine Follies. "Made In Germany." RAN DOW BROTHERS, Amazing Eocentrle ComeQ?ans. Special Added Feature, FRANK HARTLEY, World's Most Amazing Juggler. GRANDASCOPE. M A T I N E E D A I L Y OAKS PARK BIO SENSATIONAL BILL CONTINUES INTO THIS WEEK SEE IT TRIFLING WITH DEATH SUNDAY AFTERNOON AT 4:30, TINY BROAD WICK, GIRL AERONAUT, WILL MAKE A TRIPLE DROP FIRST TIME IN WEST SENSATION FOLLOWS SENSATION AND THRILL FOLLOWS THRILL THE MOST DARING ACT ANYWHERE. SATURDAY AND SUNDAY ASCENSIONS 4:30 AND- 9:30 TUESDAY AND THURSDAY ASCENSIONS 9:30 ONLY THE FAMOUS BROAD WICK FAMILY IN PARACHUTE DIVES AND BALLOON ASCENSIONS. PHILIP PELZ, BAND LEADER OAKS PARK BAND HEAR FAMOUS METROPOLITAN OPERA QUARTET SEE THE FOUR BABY OSTRICHES AT OSTRICH FARM Admission, 10 cents; children 5 cents, under 6 free FIVE-CENT CAR FARE ANYWHERE IN THE CITY EXPRESS CARS AT FIRST AND ALDER FAST LAUNCHES AT MORRISON STREET BRIDGE Admission ticket and numbered reserved seats will b on sale dunne the en- I work on remodeling the Hotel Francis gagement in Sherman, Clay & Co. 'a Piano Store, corner Sixth and Morrison r.""? "ronr.n streets, at exactly the same prica charged in. the regular ticket wagons on the brains and '(JersonV "bVini US allOW grounds, I tha Imsnrtmuu planned. Short postage on letters and advertis ing matter lent from this country to Co lombia l so common that a business man In Bogota declares he has .been obligd. In a single year, to pay nearly 1 60 la fines oa such underpaid ml&slvaa-