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1CC3.' rw ;THE OREGON DAILY- JOURNAL. PORTLAND. TUESDAY EVE NINO, APRIL 7. a . i i 4 -.'- vr '.By' J. F. 8. ' Mrs. rt Campbell ku retained to Portland and as usual hu bound us han J and foot and left u tongue-tied. We might lash ourselves to the wast r.nd pour wax Into our ear, but it would avail not It Is Impoaslbl to , reason bout Mrs. Campbell. AU that can be Vme la to follow hr wonderlngly from turn liitint l'uula steps Into Aubrey Tanqucray's room until near the close if the last act she rushes out of the i'y, an unforgettable portrait Of woe Hd far and despairing resolve. But vou do not lose Mrs. Campbell even imn. Tou awake In the night to hear )i,t voir, with Its wonderful yearning nife and to saw those ever youthful -ves till of the horror Of a dead soul. 'nnnlnir grows lurid and cold as you ijiinH of her Paula Tanqueray a char- it- tor that is not to te lorgotien in a a y or a week or a month. - It was tie same Mrs. Campbell as cT o'd who greeted the audience at the Jltlllf last evening. . They say that she lias grown more matronly Imagine .jrs. Campbell matronly i ana vney mmj ti at her voice la reedy now and uien. J do not know. But X d know that 1-r eyes are as yennr and as brooding d as indescribably' ravishing as they mm the first time I saw ber.. and i!e tone of the woman the Ivory and h.arlr with the overtone of ber temper- i.jnont, is as clear and round and Im 1 ressire as the O Which perardjr draws uora bis cello with on strong. Steady ewj of the bow. '-. i Th,n la neither time nor soace here eafr Into a lengthy discussion of I The Second Mrs. Tanqueray." t is unquestionably Plnero' most powerful. if not his best Play. It Is not pleas imt It appeals powerfully.- Paula i.inqueray la an Ill-tempered woman, iKt lovable for , herself ,but o con vincingly drawn and o wonderfully i'ayd by Mra Campbell that she be- ' n.es positively eoul-hauntlng. She Is wimuoui and Jealous and otherwise Im Ii.Tfect. But she Is human. The Im pression recurs again and again.. She is human. When the critic of London ifiunced upon Mrs, Pat and accused her not acting, Bernard gnaw ezciaimea f'ot art! Of course she does rot act 4ct act aha isl" Thst Is It exactly. H ie 1st. It may not be exactly Plnero's inception of Paula which she jrlves. it Is marred now and then by her ra "intlv acquired mannerisms which oo- cxlonnlly almost approach those of Miss Ultra jsetnersoie. i ;. i-, -,; ' 'V . ; A :, -v-,v.', "; s :i - ; ; ?, f :r : ' ... 1 J . .'','. -v-..- ')'.-, --V-;.v:''- ' " f .':; " i ',?-r';l'v?4 " ' ' "l v ' : V v y V.' :V ''.( ' ! 1 . ' ' :! . ' , ' . ' ' ' ',. 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TTTT MUSEMENTiS & Mr. Patrick Campbell Tonight. Tonight at the Melllg. theatre. Four- But In Spite I (unth ui Wuhlnrtnn )( th Ala. rtr,fJyo,u1"aretrki; .Va'womaS SSf. " Mr- trick flesh end blood and whose imagine-1 uampDeu. supportea oy nor own ixmaon ion is active end whose vitality Is be-1 company, will present the much-talked- i ear neriectea into iBornidlty. the channels of about drama, "The Notorious Mrs. Ebb " ' ." . ' . . ' I smith." This will ha the last tMrform- XiAlVKrmX this celebrated Star willglv ta tf en dressed as aha Is In the nablll-1 thl eitr,, c,. mrm aiiinv th. nf of mirth ami confront her with I eu''' r,10w 'lua l me- S-msls, unrelenUng, Inevitable fate I . . ' r , ' the wsgres of sin again. Nothing new. I ' ' .,,, it is as old and simple and direct as I Brewster MUlJons" Tomorrow. rt. aih. Only; like death. ltU hard to J Beginning tomorrow, Wednesday night, aiMM.pu nnen iu . rnc vi w ana continuing tne roiiowing Thursday, dined to further receive death with Friday and Saturday nights, the attrao- Miuanimity it conceived the doctrine tlon at the Heillg theatre, Fourteenth :4 immortality. There Isn't this com- and Washington streets, will be the (prt with Paula. We have to fail back brilliant .comedy-drama, "Brewster's ni tne more or ies aouotrut assurance i Millions." A special price matinee will that after all Mrs; Camubell Is but an I be given next Saturday afternoon. Seats Heiress, ana tne eecona mru. iwiquci., i tr, now selling SI Uieatr lor tn en- but a creature of Pinero's Imaginations I gagement. , . ' ., , Mrs. Campbell's company Is a curious I - , ; 4 1 Tid almost aggravating mixture Of good I .. ' .. a . re,i..n. n ' ' vnA bad. The men. with the exception ' A Trtp to Chinatown." . : V "A Friend of the FainiljV ' The Allen . company Is adding new laurels this week by Its splendid per formance or uiat runny rarce, a tCrimnA . nf th T mt'v ' fi at the Lyric, f J. Malcolm Dunn,' who plays Cap-1 Like that other famous success.' "A lain Ardale, Elleas nance, are aomir-i Milk' White Flasr." Hoyt's "A Trip to nHe. , Ben Webster as Aubrey Tan- Chinatown" at the Baker this week Is nieray play bis difficult rola with a fun of clever specialties, beautiful mpatby, , a . complete understanding songs, dances and grand choruses, and !at aeeais almost too irood to be-true. Marlbel Seymour, the clever little in- W e are, too often prewented with the renue. Is In her glory, as well as Is unwelcome spectacle of a star of abll- William Dills, who keeps the audiences ttv surroundod by the most absurosup- n a tate of hilarity as ths eccentric port. But jthe suhatltutlon of Doris character of Weliand Strong. 1 iigny lor rnena taimDeii n idb inn or the atepdaugnter,, jiiHean, is an, un welcome one.' EUlean would bav lit- tie to do if 'she would only do It sim ply and Intelligently, .Miss Dlgby does neither. Khe becomes rhetorical wnen bt essays , a simple sentence and that nnal sentence, "Un. II 1 naa onty Deen merciful!", would nave spoiled things omnletelv If we had not Deen so ut terly under the' spell "of Mrs. Campbell hfreelr, althougn the wonderrul woman :md boon off the stage some five mln- Inasmuch as there la to be another Plnero' play this evening and as the sstne company is to present 11 11 may ie pertinent to inquire why those who 'runklv detent ooln Plnero ana Mra I'fimpbell Insist on going to see themT lt evening I was sandwiched between o such on one side a man woo was 'rankly and honestly out, of sympathy wit l- tne verrormance. 1 could under- rtand his attitude, but I couldn't see ivhy he remained. On the other aids was a woman who at perfectly regu ut Intervals snorted -a remorselessly ind Inevitably -' a fog horn. . It may iave been for the same reason as the 'off horn. "Poasibly she was lost In the mze of the play and Wanted to let us enow her position., lr tnai was ner aim he succeeded admirably. But I hope tie won t-cast moorings rrom ner own 'reside this evening. Kxtraaeous noises iren't required when Mra Pat Is play Bg. She la quite competent to do all be walling herself, -i--v'o-.'': ' ; ; - ; . , ' - ;; ' , Grand -Vaaderille. . , , Jt.ts ' - good -.VaudevUl bUliatths rand .this week. ..There are several euraea that can be eaten with Impunity nd even relish, 'There is Katherine ! u gent, who is funny and whose Imper- NEW BOOKS FOB THE "HBBABY and those who were fortunate enough td see It last night or this afternoon will naetlfw a (111 MMtllannA nt tha Derformanca- It is one of the best following Ust of book will be things that the Allen company has yet I on Inspection In the circulating depart- done. I ment of tha nubile llbrarv foe on wMk ana wui go into circulation on April ia: MFantana,H the Merry. BIOGRAPHY. "Fantana," the merriest of musical I Mistral Memoir; tr. by C. E. Maud. comedies, continues to oe ine orawing iiwvi. cara of the week at the Marquam. I Rannle Wordsworth and Hi Circle. Teddy Webb, the comedian, Daphne 1 1107. . Pollard, and tha rest of the entertain-1 Russell Rom anoe of an Old Tima ers of the Ban Francisco Opera com-1 Shipmaster. 1907. pany sre doing their best to add to Washington Tha Seven Ages of the gaiety of nations and are success- Washington, By Owen Wlster. 1807 rui. There are many son as ana in fun is bright ana lively. , Indian Massacre Avoided. One of the most Impressive scenes In troduced In a drama Is the climax of "Tk,. IT.... Dam.m maw k.ln. n ivd at the Star theatre by the French stock company. In this act the Indians have surrounded the whites, who have taken DESCRIPTION AND TRAVEL. Zoylen ran Nyevelt Court Life in the fuipn Mopuoiic. n. d. FICTION. Rlckert The Golden Hawk, 1 Train Mortmain. Ward Walled In. Wbltakor The Settler. FINE ARTS. DAAlt, fit 1 ir a 1 1 1 t-. r.fn t..hlnrf atoUada. an .re about I -."7.m-l"Zr?,r . . xwuj; sonatlons are reasonably good, and there is waiter is. ferams, wno neips tne wilting sudlence to laugn. . Miss Nugent was probably . born "smart" She was excruciating In "The College Widow," but that was more be cause of the part than the actress. ' But ahe is still "smart" with a Yankee smartness which enables her to see the amusln features of various stare fa vorites and . to , burlesque them enter- uuninny, 1 . . -. Golden and - Hushes are blackface comedians of a class that is above the average. - The audience laughed delight edly over their style or humor. The "Trolley Car Trio" belong to the familiar type of vaudeville humorists, and Bell and ' Washburne - have a aiming and dancing specialty. Waiter E. Perkins and his company give a tabloid farce called "The Man From Macey'e," which Is funny In spots and pleased exceed ingly. . There are numerous other acts which helped to make the program a good one. ; - , 1 - Good New, it Trne. V (United Fim Leased Wire. I Vienna. April 7. In consequence of official reports of . the bad treatment received bv emigrants from this coun try In the states of Missouri and Mis sissippi tne government nas pronuntea emigration ' to thosa states untu some positive guaranty against abuse can be had rrom the proper authorities. to maesaer men and women when rein forcements from the Texaa ranger ar rive. It Is a great drama. Matinee Thursday and Saturday. , " Grand' Big Vaudeville. Sullivan A Consldlne have sent Port land few better vaudeville bills than the one - now being; offered at the Grand. The headliner Is the famous star com edian, Walter E. Perkins, with a special oomDanv In a rousing farce.- This act alone should be sufficient to crowd the Grand to the door, but there are many other reaturea 1 i AH CLUB fflKTOGMl Benson Book of snorts and naatlmes: Foster Complete pinochle; 1107. Harding Lessons on art. Pollaiuolo Pollaiuolo; by Maud Crutt weU: 107, , GERMAN BOOKS. Anxenrruber Der sehandfleck. Balovar Alpenrosen und gentlanen. aenrens An tons eroen. Bulow Die tochter. Lltzmann Clara Schumann: 1 v. HISTORY. Bedford Heidelberg, it prince and lis paiaces; mutt. Curtis From Bun Run to Chencellors- YUie: 1908. McCormlck Th tragedy of Russia in racirio Asia: 1 v.: H07. Pais Ancient legends of Roman his- I LITERATURE. Thomai An anttiology of German lit- v i vs v 1 avi. SCIENCE. BIgnell Mr. Chupes and Mis Jenny; tne me ory or two rooms: Flnley Tornadoes; 1887. 1901. BllStTIMS A8Sncffl,f,lW AflOntS . Morgan Elements of physical chem- - - tr 1 tsu-y; iud. Slogan of 250 Members SOCIOLOGY. R, EDISON has succeeded in inalang the Ly iL Phpnograph so clear and 'so ' perfect that its rendition or aU lands of miisi is remarkable and almost beyond belief. I The : Edison Phonograph is not only , the greatest entertainer that can be introduced into a home; it is also a scien tific apparatus which will help to educate the minds of the children who listen to it Did you ever hear an Edison Phonograph not the so-called talking machine, but the Edison Phonograph,4 the onefhichi Mr. Edison invented and which has received all his greatest improvements? If you have not, you do not know how perfect a rendition of sound can be made by mechanical means. Yoa owe it to yourself to go to the nearest dealer and see and hear the, Edison,' and especially to ask for the new model with the big horn. A book about . it will be mailed free, on request, to any address. ' ' TO BUSINESS MEN: If yoa bJ a E4ion WE DESIRE GOOD, LIVE DEALERS to BusinesiPhooofjaphalwaYSatyourelboirwben sell Edison Phonographs in every town whew the inspiration comet to write a telling letter, we are not now well represented. Dealers raring wouldn't your correspondence hare more snap t established stores shonld write at once to National Phonograph Company. 75 lakeside Avo, Orange; N. J. by May , 1. At an anthnalaatln' tnuKnr ef tha North Alblna Improvement club ; last hTvii!5ap'o liotIS Kitchen How do you expect to en- . dure the broiling days of aummer if you prepare all the food over a glowing coal ' fire? - m You need i " New Perfect ':. tion" Oil Stove that will do the cooking without cook ing the cook. It concern trates plenty of heat under ; ; the pot and diffuses little: or none through the room. ' Therefore, when working with the . worn Vioh Iff no I7Iimo Ail Catr ClnirA VfiVU IMUl; Ml IIUU VU VUlfil UlUI V the kitchen actually seems as comfortable as you could wUb - it to be. ; , ; - :.: . v::.y"-. r?,:f:p$Ui This,' in Itself, is wonderful, but, more than that the t New: renecaon..,'Vu otove does penectjy. every - 't I . fc-j jt u . arm wmaiM Donaldson Woman, her position and lnflusnoa in anolent Greece and Rom; 1S07. i Henderson. eJ. Outdoor labor for convicts: 1907. National child labor committee 10B. Tvlflrw-Hrnvth and arfu night the log-an wa , adopted, "250 , Van da Warker Woman's unfltnes Members by May 1, and a commute for higher co-education; 190 J. of six was aDDolnted. as follows, to ss-I USEFUL ARTS. cure the new members: 8. I Osborne, I ,Brvant Practical bookkeeoln! 10. Or a. B. Stone. H. O. Parsons, J. H. '' Cromie Indigestion treated by gyoi Nolu, R. D. Mills and A. H Pinnlsh I nasties: 1907. ine committee Will OO divided into I . Davannort PrinHnl. nt Kraallna-- members each and the sub-committees t T-rntitriiAn'Rnv' hnnir nt inMnutin... will uo.li .nll.t ik. oo4.. rt- . t ' -- --...wtv( other members to aid In th membership ; King Tables for the computation of camp&J'1V . . ' i Illumination: 1906. following the appointment of the Reliable Ppultry Journal Publishing committee the members voted to enlist company Errs and eg farms: 1J07. the services of the city water board In . Barnes Pocketbook of mechanical en- P.?8. tlater1, water Pipe at -each glneering; ed. 3. rev. and enl.71808. street intersect on connecting with th Taylor On the art of cuttlna; metals: water mains along Killlngsworth ave. no date. ' XLVxl r.J910n7anr-SeW,nr C0Ur89 t0T teftCh ttlS'on J laid6" UP th favement ftf BOOKS ADDED TO THE REFERENCE This pavement along Killlngsworth DEPARTMENT, avenue, will cost the property-owners MlnervaT Jahrbuch: 1907-1908. more inan 3,000, and the members I '- Powers - tt Powe -Outlines for th wau womr iiiH,insi Rnn srn rnaini ssruri v t r v r . iuii7 lot, hafr, "I-""I ------- , v "v Acommunic,aUonVwa.Te TO THE JUVENILE CENTRAL COMMITTEE IVILL HAVE TO DECIDE Chairman Thomas Calls Meeting to Take Action on Primary Ticket, v Ooorg H. Thomas, chairman "of the city and county Democratic . central committee, has Issued a call for a meet tne to be held on th night of Thurs day, April 9, In AUsky hall, the purpose of th meeting peine " to determine whether or not the central committee desire to have a full Democratic ticket in in primaries. - Under th primary law It la not now possible to nominate a Democratic ticket except It be done by the voter writing tne names or oesirea canaiaates in on the primary ballot. It Is. to consider whether to do this that the meeting has been called. - ' .;. Chairman Thomas says h has nothln ud his sleeve In issuing the call for the meeting of the committee. He, as chair man, has kept in the background until after the time baa expired when candl-' dates, for the various offioe could fll their petition. Now he lswolng to put It up to th central commute whether that organization 1 desire to take any step to have a ticket In th neid la June. , It I believed that the meeting will " result in the Indorsement, either . In whole or part, of the ticket suggested by the Kentucky Kllck, though a can vass of th men named for office by this organisation shows that few desire to make the race mapped out for them. white some refuse absolutely to be con sidered as candidate for any office. , I Eaater cards, finest In the' city. Tha Postal Shop. 124 Fifth street. , ' Portland Gas company, assuring the members of the club that the gas mains will be Installed before the pavement is laid. Another Committee annnlntaA taafr night was one to wait on the telephone appointed company ana nave the name of the DEPARTMENT. i Altsheler "The Young- Trailers." ' Pyle "Nancy Rutledge." 1 Pyle & Porter "Theodora." x Roosevelt "The Rough Riders.' onrp vyiia Lino wear Home.' The Talking Machine Head quarters of the Northwest Tomllnson 'Four Boys in tha Land or cotton.-"- Tuney "Godfrey Marten. School- Save the Discount. thing that any stove can do. It is an ideal . V all-round cook-etove. Made in three sizes, and fully vparranted. If not with your ' dealer, wnte out nearest agency g The . j9mtr . 0, ubitaatlal, strong- ',V t ; V maa and hand--", soma lamp Burnt for hours with a strong, ' " uicilow light Jut what you need for even- l' r lna mding or to l:Jbt the dinine-room. If J '3 " Xhssbb L I' '.i-'r. '-'-J'-". telephone exchange changed from Wood lawn' tO North Alhlna Th. nt.n.k.. named on this committee by President boy. pinnlsh and t. H. Nolta. Dlone' Jr' The Club DaSSed a raanlntlnn a " . - - w . wa vaa A UUD rower company to rive a lo-minut. ..r:u trTa V "J.."V . "r. th St. Johns carlfM !ni on Ays il uiiid lor (HQ uiomniio xeiepnone. Corner of Park and Burnsld Sta Third andl Washington. Walkover and Borosis a.ou values leao ail otners. servic on the St. Johns mrlln. in... Of the SO-minute service now effective. At the present time a 10-mlnute service j is ubbu uy i company m tne morning v and -evening . rush hours, and It Is so t well liked by residents along the line ...mat ;ney want it maintained through out the day. B . The club also passed a resolution in dorsing a hard-surface pavement from 7Bt end of Killlngsworth avenue to Ml Reports of the officers and commit- fch Vihtna11" ,ast n,Kht "owed the North Albina Improvement club a live PAEALYTIC STEOKE PBOVES FATAL ;Ja .Mackenzie succumbed to an dence, 7S Main - street, at S o'clock Jlonday afternoon. Mr ma.i. .: a well-known and highly respected gro SZVXl Ust place business being at 20J Chapman street, near Taylor, where ha had been located, for tha r,..V Z2..1Z or lant veam. Ha wa. hZZt- IV. M8?' """and nrL iL, wner Nne had sihre resided, a wirtn an L!!rr ejilldren survive him. -The children are; Mrs. Hi J. 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