The Oregon daily journal., August 25, 1907, Page 49, Image 49

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Last Week otthe STOCKWELL-MacGREGOR
CO., with FRA1SKLYN UNDERWOOD, la
a comedy adapted from the French
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Child Ufa la always an Interesting
study, and child Ufa In pleasant sur
rounding! la a happy study. Portland
otters great opportunity for this, for
faw cltlca ara blaaaad with happier aur
roundlnga for children. Not only la
thara unlimited green for tha children
to enjoy, but theae greens ara not
fenced In and carefully preserved be
cause of their scarcity and dotted every
where with "keep off tha grass' signs.
Pleasant spots for the children to play
and enjoy "a day in tha green country
are easily aocesslblt from all parts of
the city. Prominent among them are
the park blocks north of Couch street,
where rope swings and chair swings are
arranged under the trees, and ball
grounds are laid out for the boys, and
sand piles are provided for the tots.
Hundreds of children visit these blocks
svery dsy.
A little farther away for most of
them, and yet a perfect heaven quite
get-attablo. is the city park, with its
winding, walks. Hers children often
spend the whole day taking their lunch,
baskets with them. They swing in the
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NEW BOOKS
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atory baa found its hero In tha boy who
ran away' from parental or other guard
ianship that waa oonaldared too strict,
and took passage at Liverpool on a ves
sel bound for Australia. There la the
same crew aboard "The Flying Cloud"
men of India, Kllngs. Malays, Sldl boys,
the Scotchmen, the morphine-eating cap
tain, the mate from Devon, and, as tha
author savs. "Such a gathering of tur
bans, rags, colors and brown and mud
colored skins was fine to see." And he
mlaht have added, just the same crew
that has manned many a vessel In song
and story, with the variations and in
dividuality the author can bring into
thftm.
But here tha resemblance ends, for
few have Mr. Roberts' facile pen or
wonderful power of description.' These
are never faulty and ara exquisite in
their rusa-ed strensrth and faithful Dor
tralture. The author has a remarkable
faoultv for Injecting into his reader a
capacity for feeling, and a close sym
pathy with the forces of -nature he
bends and weaves Into his story, wheth
er It be the trade winds howling in his
esrs as the ship goes scudding Derore
them, or tha weariness and discontent
and lethargy of the calm. This phase
of Mr. Roberts' work is be von a criti
cism, and Is so perfect It often hovers
between Intense tragedy and poetic
beauty, but when It comes to the hu
man side of the story it grows coarse
In its language almost to vulgarity,
which Is greatly to be regretted, for
otherwise he would take a high place
In story writing for youthful readers.
The book Is well bound, with suggestive
cover design, and has a portrait of the
author for frontispiece. I C. Page &
Co. Price $1.60.
"Ine Flyere" By George Barr Mo
Cutcheon. The' atory Is characteristic
of all tha author'e work blight, up to
date, with plot enough to make it inter
esting and life and humor to make it
entertaining.
It la a short story of a little more
than a hundred pages, but large enough
to contain two sets of heroes and hero
ines, who manage to tangle' themselves
Into enough complications for a 500-page
romance and a Sequel later on. But Mr.
McCutcheon doesn't tell ' a story that
way. He Introduced his characters
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belonga to tha public, and tha children I : & $ jf rSt 1 Vi I .
lunch under the treea there and swing I I . jfl .iJ.HXi w ' 1 I f I
on the stronSf chains enclosing tha block. I t A r, M ' , " I
And many ffnd delight in roaming about 1 r ( "i - i . I
the hills, where they cannot be lost, be- 1 it" tL :, j , i 1
cause tha hlHa are almost In the center I A i '. ' 1 ,? t " ' J--,, 1 1:1 ' I
Of this beautiful city. Portland Heights, I -jf f f. " & , I, J ' , A ,t i Il l ( I
Willamette Heights, Terrace Heights, A Z i i . A 4 "', . ' ' It I
where the forest trees have been left to --t ' '-4'fc 1 '-'Z ' i.W ' v 1 I 1
grow In undisturbed splendor, attract II , ' f o ' ''II 1- I
them oftentimes and Imbue In them a I , jC , J u tt v . T x . -J l V ;. I
love for nature in its original grandeur. II , ' '.V 1 , 'f i ill I' I - -x - ,jfi;i" I
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l aporty club, where tha men and women A clerk In the Pennsylvania railroad I 11';, v 1 "' t -,'ir b"r. T . . "?C-':: A III
,( discuss tha engagement of Eleanor frellnt offlc ,n jersey city suffered 11 , ' ' L A : - " ':: 'I III
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at the cat straightened out the twist I
and removed the cause of the trouble. I
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PRICES : Evenings and Stt. Mat., 25c and 50c
Bargain Matinee Wednesday, All Seats 25c
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WEEK COMMENCING MONDAY, AUG. 25
The Allen Stock Company
PRESENTING
red and green chair swings; they wade
In blissful contend in the pretty lakes
Frovided for them; they sit about on
ho benches and under the trees and roll
down the grassy slopes: they ride about
on ponies or burros; they Watch with
gleeful delight tha antica of caged
monkeys and bears, and recall their
embryo knowledge of natural history as
they study the strange types of birds
and beasts.
Tha city plasa la another place that
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through the conversation at a rather
aporty club, where the men and women
discuss tha engagement of Eleanor
Thuradale and tha Englishman, Windom
shlre. In the presence of Joe Dauntless,
who has always been In love with Elea
nor. Incidentally they mention Miss
Courtenay, the beautiful governess In
the Thursdala mansion, and before the
night la over the author has had Joe
elope with tha lady of his love and
Windomshlre and the handsome gov
erness off on the same kind of a lark
both pushing their machines to their ut
most spaed to catch tha flyer, and when
tha flyer pulls out both girls are aboard
and their lovers panting and fierce on
the platform, where their jealousy and
nuarrallna- causad them to ha left. An
engine was secured and Itath men went
flying after the flyer, which luck had
dstalned by an accident, but when they
arrived more complications had srlsen,
and so tha atory goes, until, like the
tangled skein of silk, It all straightens
out at once.
The rich humor and occasional flashes
of wit are the book's most attractive
features, for it is one of those vivacious
little stories thst act like a tonlo and
make you for an hour, at least, throw
the blues to the winds. The book it
self Is an exquisite little piece of work
manship, with Its delicate binding and
medallion cover design, to say nothing
of its illustrations In colors and rich
marginal decorations. Dodd, Mead &
Co. Price 1.2. f
Ouy Standing will be aeen this sea
son In "The Right of Way." by Sir Oll-
bert Parker.
Just Kicked at a Cat.
A clerk in the Pennsylvania railroad
freight office In Jersey city suffered
from spasmodic twinges in his right
leg, which he attributed to rheumatism.
He consulted a physician and spent a
good deal for medicine, but continued to
grow worse.
One morning recently the offioe tom
cat tn a spirit of friendliness arched his
back and rubbed against the afflicted
calf. The clerk gave a vicious kick
with his bad leg and a gray streak shot
through the air. He hobbled to a chair
and sat down with a few stirring re
marks about cats and rheumatism.
A few minutes later he gritted nis
teeth hard and arose. He shook his leg
and feebly smiled. Then he walked like
a drum major across the floor and boi-
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sterously shook hands with himself. The
sharp twinges had disappeared and there
has been no recurrence of pain.
The clerk's doctor corrected his diag
nosis when asked for an explanation of
the sudden cure and said that what he
mistook for rheumatism was crobably
caused by a twisted ligament. The kick
Matinees Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday and Sun
day. Prices 10c and 20c Every evening at 8:15.
Prices 10c, 20c and 30c; boxes 50c. Order seats
by both phones. f
"The Lady From Lane's," a three
act comedy with music, is soon to be
Firoduced In New Tork. The book and
yrlcs are by Qeorge BroadhurSt, and
the music by Qustave Kerker.
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This thirteenth annual aquatio event will be the
aiost spectacular ever held in the Northwest.
SEPTEMBER 2, 3 & 4
Balling Race. Lead Bporta. Country Fair, VUtlnc
Patroantr. Monemeawlll retive their mot nclnt
tradition, in met tons and herolo dawk of valor.
I6.0UO.UO in cmi prim. Ten Thousand Konrsgians
will p reseat their world famous
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Low rates oa all rail sad steamboat Unas
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SOUVENIR PLATES OF THE
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FREE THURSDAY AFTERNOON,
" AUGUST 29 .
(400th Day) Oaks Cars Btart 11:80 p. in.
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This afternoon Special solo numbers.
Tonight Slg. Ceccottl, tenor.
March "Ingelslna" . . ., . . ... .Belle Cesl
Overture "Morning, Noon and Night
in Venice" Suppe
Cornet solo--"Robert la Dlable" . . . . . .
.............. .Meyerbeer
Storm scene and duet from "Rlgo-
letto"; Verdi
Solos by Bis;. Demlnlcla ........ Land
, . -f i E. Barllotti.
IntermCsso Cherry. . .... . ... .Johnson
Song, tenor solo ""Romania" from '
"La Forsa del Destmo". .Slg. Ceccottl
orio "Holy City" ,. .Gaul
fraerlcaa Republic' .......... . .Eh tele
Popular
Rose City
Recreations
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Big Celebration Labor Day, Monday Sept: 2
The Grand
VAUDEVILLE DE LUXE
Week of
AUGUST 26, 1907
K BILL Or HEADLINERS
Myles McCarthy
AND COMPANY
OFFERINQ THE SUPERLA
TIVELY SPLENDID STAGE
SCREAM.
"The RaceTout's Dream"
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John Walsh
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Redwood & Harvey
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PORTLAND'S FASHIONABLE STOCK THEATRE
GEO. L. BAKER, General Manager.
Sale of Season Seats Will Open at Box Office
MONDAY MORNING
10 O'CLOCK AUGUST 26 TOMORROW
Positively no orders by mail or any other way except from B
the line until after the line has broken. No more than H
five seats to any one for a single performance.
The Baker Stock Company's Regular Season Will Open
Next
SUNDAY Matinee, September 1
i IN HENRY ARTHUR JONES' COMEDY MASTERPIECE.
BOX OFFICE OPEN FROM 10 A. M. to 10 P. M.
WIUIU EXHIBIT AT PORTLAND
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High Class European
Artists.
Musical
Morrisey & Rich
In a Comedy Sketch Entitled
"WORTH WK1X1I."
Bradley & Davis
Singing and Dancing Comedians.
MissPaisy Gordon
COMEDIENNE.
Joe Thompson
Rendering the Latest Eastern
Success. "
20TH CENTURY MOTION
PICTURES
Lateet Imported Parisian Film.
Three shows dally at t:S0, 7:45
ana :80.
PRICES REMAIN THE SAME
: Sunday and holiday, matinee.
Curtain rises at t j. tn.
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PHONES
Old .'. M. 5496"
New A. 1496
Opening SUNDAY MATINEE, AUGUST 251 h
FOR THE ENTIRE WEEK
THE R. E. FRENCH STOCK CO.
PRESENT MR. JUSTIN ADAMS FAMOUS
WAR DRAMA
A Dsns
Matinees Tuesdays, Thursdays; Saturdays and
Sundays at 2:30. Prices 10c and 20c. Every even
ing at 8:15. Prices 10c, 20c and 30c ,; '
RESERVED SEATS FOR AIJl PERFORM
ANCES MAY BE SECURED BY TELEPHONE
THE WHOLE WORLD RANSACKED FOR ITS AREMC WONDERS
gOO ArUitt UI This Great BMW imported rrom Europe Ana As Us -,.
xrom England I The Marveloas dark.
onians, us woria S Most Wcletxaua
Frem Ruula Ricoobono Eatdnes. vith
Human Sense. The "Uood Wight
Hone". His Wife and Family.
From France t Alexander Patty, the Man
Who Walks on his Head Uke other
walk on their feet.
From Hungary t The Haraello-Mamita
Troupe, who .way musical uutrumenta
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ADnarent
Attitudes.
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ly Impossible Acrobatic
From Italy i The Bedinl Family of Fiva
ramous juaers, mtn snar voonaamu
RiHinB Doff. "Euro." .
From Persia i The Great Mlrsa-Oolems,
the Shah s own personal AcrooatM
fVmrt Rntertainera,
From Spain The Splendid Toreadors. "
From 8wedent7-The Dis tingsished
' MnMl Fsmilv.
From England i The HoUaway Troupe
of High Wire Wonders.
From Australia t The Famous Flying
joraaaa, xen ta numoar. ,
Arieliita.
From Japan The Wonderful Kamold
iroupe of Bquiubrists.
From Belgium Marguerite ft Hanky.
innmng Atnieuo wonders. - h -From
Brasll t The Larcard Trouna.
From Soutn Africa The Borsiaia
troupe oi utooe tiaianeers. ; -From
Berlin I Tha Kaufman Cixla. pro.
siw jHcycuraauM waria. ,
. .Artists, Performers, Froducert of No
elttas from everywhere oa the Face of the .
Globe, including the Star Performers of
America. Among them the Great Belford
Family of Acrobat Ariel Smiths, Tha
lanng onawt, "Up-siae-JJOwn" Milettes,
Horton dc ' Linden. Tha Mima TtrnthM
and Whole Troupes of Native and Foreia
Artists in all sijrPerformais iogethar
forming the Moat Wonderful, Diversifled,
and Pleating Show the World has ever seen.
V$S TP0 AerialUts' and (he 10 ITying Jordansy
VXO Riders ttc?Bcdinis and Daisy Ho4gidjl
)SMK50 Oowns the World's, funaj fkn JrSJ
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the engaRement at tha OUVeb a, no. vtrunn bto: i-i 'i"i"u .,
at exactly th sama prlco charged In the- regular uvt "' " 1-
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