THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND, FRIDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 1,. 1810.
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ID STONY
All Elements of Crime Play Part
in Fitch's Poduction at
New Heilig.
' By E. I. '
Tlrpocriiy, blackmail. dishonesty,
theft, de&ont-yacy and murder soch are
i..e lnsredleni ct Clyde Fitch's latest
mid greatest play, ''The City." Charted
with .sensationalism, ghastly wits hor;
. rots, the bruul and bruising climaxes
utasgvred the big audience and left H
fjhclc4tl and stupefied. During the ten
firm of the troniffndous second act, the
audience held Its breath rasping , and
tmothering with emotions.
It is not police nor a cheerful story.
Hut truth, they say, is never well-bred,
and being naked Is shameless. The
central figure la a degenerate youth
mnddened by drugs, an Illegitimate off
spring -of the most eminent cltlien of
: Mlddleburg, -N. Y., and the village dress-
maKer of spotted reputation. With such
a motif, the play contends that the
city Is not to. . blame because weak
characters go wrong. The city Strips
mf n of their flasks and forma a cruci
ble for their regeneration or Jhelr de
moralisation, according to the stuff of
Which tlwy are made. '
Advantages or Village,
"We can hide our hypocrisy In a
email town. Men grow to old age, never
suspecting their own dishonesty ' and
crooks at heart pass for men of Integ
rity: because they have never been
ti-mpted as the great city tempted
them." i
(Jeorge Rand Sr.,' Is the father of the
drug-craased Hannock,' who continually
bleeps the former for money, not know
Ins the nature of Ms claim. The
senior Rand has a legitimate family,
also, t'pon the death of tha father,
George Rand Jr.. Is told tha truth. The
family moves to New York, Hannock
accompanying them as Hand's secretary.
Rand is up for the nomination of gov
error of New York with brilliant pros
pects for a whirlwind victory. Han
nock's blackmailing comes to the notice
of Rand's campaign manager, and his
dismissal is requested.
In the terrible contest between Rand
and Hannock which follows, It develops
that Hannock has that morning married
his , half -sister, Cicely. Tha Innocent
' girl enters and rather than let her
know the secret, Hannock shows the.
only mark of manhood. In him by si
lencing ner forever.-
Death of Cicely.
The death of Cicely brings the family,
all of whom are mora or less compro
mised In various festers of city life,
to their senses, and the audience is
left- uncertain as to the working out
of their futures. - 1
The best performance was that of
Geoffrey Stein as tha broken, sodden
and brutalized wreck. Hannock. The
character accomplishment was so near
perfection as to bear the uncannlness
of reality. . Mario Majaronl as a sot
and man about town, was excellent; his
portrait was intensely exact. Norman
Hnekett. always a favorite with Port
land audiences, sustained a trying role
with thaiacterlstlc force. Miss Ethel
Martin is a velvet-eyed beauty, who
played the highly-colored sister, admir
ably. Miss Sueanne Wills as Cicely
was wonderfully pretty and petite, but
not -equal to the big scene In the second
act. - v
NEW WOMAN'S SOCIETY
ORGANIZED AT U. OF 0.
(Special Dlinatch to The Jnnraal.) .
University of Oregon, Eugene, Or.,
Oct 21. Tha Installation ritual which
will make the Kloscha -Tlllaeum club
of tha University of Oregon Theta Delta
of Delta Delta Delta begun lata last
evening and will end tonight with tha
granting of the star and crescent design.
' Tha Delta Delta Delta, commonly
known as tha "Fl Delt" Is One of tha
strongest of the woman's fraternities
and Is tha fourth -Qreek letter woman's
society to enter Oregon; tha othftr threa
In order of Installation being tha
Gamma Phi Beta, Kappa Alpha Theta,
and Chi Omega. ,Tha Fl Delta sorority
was founded at the Boston university In
1888. Since then the chapter roll has
extended to 25 chapters, having a total
membership of 1560. , ;
Last evening the trident degree.
given to pledges was conferred. This
evening the . star and crescent degree,
given ta college students will ba con
ferred. Tha sorority grants one other
degree, known as tha graduate degree.
given to alumni only.
FORT STEVENS MAY BE -
J MADE CENTRAL POINT
(Special TMiptteti to The JonrpiL) ; k
Fort Stevens, , Or, Oct 21. Sweep
ing changes are contemplated in tha
disposition of,- .the troops at Fort
Stevens, Columbia and Canby. In' pur
suance of a War department plan re
cently adopted, It Is expected that tha
centralization of troops advocated will
rasult In all companies being stationed
at Stevens, It being the best defended
and strongest strategetlo point. -
The recent completion of Manila Har
bor fortifications will probably result
in one or more of tha Fort Stevens
companies being ordered to that place
at a very early date. - 1 '
ViORLffS FLYING
International Meet at New York
Expected to Eclipse AI!
s Predecessors
, New York, Qct. 21. An International
aviation meet, tha first big affair of its
kind to be held' In America, will begin
tomorrow and continue for a week at
Belmont i'ark, the magnificent race
track and grounds on Long Island, with
in easy access of this City.
With the most daring aviators of Eu
rope and America 'engaged In daily con
tests, with the latest models of heavier
t.ian air machines, striding to excel in
power, speed and ' endurance with the
Coupe Internationale d'Avlation head
ing the list of trophies, with over $50,
000 In rash prises and a daily attendance
expected to reach 100,000, the Interna
tional Aviation Tournament, as the meet
Is officially designated, Is expected to
rrark the highest point yet gained In
tlie science of aeronautics. .
'The international meet was Inaugu
rated ' by the .' French ' Aero club, the
parent aeroplane . organisation of the
world, It was. first held on the great
Bethany Plains, near Rhelms, last year.
bpeed was then the greatest aim sought
by flyers. For that reason It was de
cided that the, pilot who won the speed
contest would have the right to demand
that the next International meet be held
in his country. In an untried biplane
of his own make Glenn H, Curtlss of
Hammondsport N. Y., won the event and
thereby scoured .... to the United Statos
the International meet of this year.
.Among the noted aviators who will
tike part In the events of the week are
Claude Grahame-White, James Radley
and Alec Ogllvie of England. Alfred Le
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No. 4. , July Jl, 18 10." - - '
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Mall orders filled, charges prepaid, by
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Ilanc, Count de Lesseps, Hubert
Latham, Jacques Fuare and M. Labou
rhere of France, and Individual entries
from Italy, Germany and Holland,
The American contestants will Include
John Molssant, J. 'Armstrong Drexel,
Charles K. Hamilton,' Walter A. Brook
ins, Ralph Johnstone, Captain Thomas
S. Baldwin, Charles F. WUlard, T. C
Sh river and several others who are al
most as well known.
It Is expected that more than 1,000.
000 spectators will attend the contests.
Principal interest centers in the riv
alry between the" Wright brothers on
one side and all the other contestants on
the other. Tha coming tournament' will
be the first in which the Wfights will
have pitted their skill against others In
the aeroplane worl dV The Wrights ex-,
cluslvenees heretofore has beau -.attributed
to- their claim that foreign and
American aviators have Infringed their
patents. ; .
Want Mine Workers Enjoined.
Fort Smith, Ark., Oct 21.--Arguments
were heard in the federal court here to
day on the application for a permanent
Injunction to restrain the United Mine
Workers from Interfering with the oper
atton of the mines; of the Enterprise
Mining A Coal company at Prada, Ark.
The differences between the mining
company and the. miners' organization
are of long standing, and have led to
frequent conflicts. In Its application
for an injunction the company alleges
that threats have been made to destroy
the mine and to do bodily harm, to the
nonunion miners now employed there.
Extraordinary Sale of Men's Suits.
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suitable for every occasion. . Models for
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$14.75. '"Knew" Sample Suit Shop, SI J
Oregonian building. Take elevator to
third floor. Jlmmle Dunn, Mgr. '
No liquor men In the Home Rule asso
ciation but who ia paying the bills?
NATIONS OF EUROPE
LIKELY TO RECOGNIZE '
PORTUGUESE REPUBLIC
,' (Cnlted Prwe teae! Wlrep ; -Berlin,
Oct. 21. Germany : to
day affljanatlvely replied to the
suggestion made by England
that all the powers simultane
ously recognized the republic of
Portugal. '
It is believed that all the na
tlons will acquiesce In England's
suggestion. ' , " ' '
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