Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • Page 12

FRIDAY EVENING OAKLAND TRIBUNE JUNE 18, 191. 12 GREAT DIVA SCORES TRIUMPH'SantaCruzCasels Legal Battle Result of Dispute of Miners sent uacn lor lriai Big Throng Hears Mme. Schumann-Heink SAN FUANOIHCO, June Title tu a By Automated Prll, KUTTK. June IS. The stretch of heM-h si Hants t'ren claimed troubles of the Western Federati of Miners and the Butte Minefi "Wilson Day" Named by Portland Mayor PolU'LAM), June 1 Marw M.

K. Altos of Portland leeueri today a rn0 Umetlon naming riune 54 as "Wtlfcon Day," At that time he urges all Hi r.ens to decorate their homes and vii ihm establishments and to wear (lie American color on their ooat isuels ta show that they are solidly behind the president In "whatever courss he way deem It wise to take," in tlx present to ternatlonal crisis. Mtfyor Albee, whorls a Republican, ay In his proclamation that "Thle I a by the city and the i iilon Traction Company, which was contested hy the F. A. High Company, will have to he threshed nut In the suetM'lor court, the supreme court today having remanded the suit of lllhn for re-trll.

HantH Crus wants a "stretch; 'of esplan Says R. R. Employes Hamper Death Probe Deputy District Attorney Myron Harris, who Is InvestlgHling the report that H-year-nld Walter C. Fen-ley of city met his death at 1'leasantoii Tuesday through being kicked off of a Western train by a negro porter, said today Hint he Is convinced employes of the railroad are dolus; all In their flower tw hamper the probe surrounding tho circumstances of the trngedy. WHEN IS MAN DRUNK? GIRL HASEXPLANATION BAN FRANCISCO, June 1.

The much-mooted question at to the difference between intoxication and plain drunk was settled satisfactorily that is, tirahHiii. "You use the word Intoxicated. Do yiri differentiate between lu-liufcated ami Just plain drunk?" "I said Miss Connolly pol lively. "When a man Is intoxicated talks and talks, and doesn't know whnt he is about; when he Is drunk he Ciiu't talk, nor can he walk; you see (her Is a grunt difference." "That Is a verv lucid explanation," said Jusro Graham. "1'rooeed." -py FOPE APPOINTS NEW BISHOP OF EL PASO Sy AaQotfttd Press.

KO.VI Juno IS, 2:30 p. via Paris, BO p. in. On the recommendation Of tho consistorlu.1 congregation Pope Benedict has appointed the Rev. A.

J. Schuller of the Sacred Heart and Loyola Chapel. to the position of bishop of El Paso, Texas. ade litld-out immrks clear- through to the bench. The supreme court Is of the Union are again In the courts.

Attorney P. E. Geagan, aettnf In hehulf of the Western Federation of Miners, has secured a court' order clung Martin Rcahlll and other officers of the Miners' Union to appear June 26 to show cause why 'nP should not be punished for contempt, in failing to obey the order of the court, mad3 June 14, directing tat the books and property of the union be turned over to representatives of opinion thet the city has title to the esplanade, but that the beach portion la purely patriotic and tn no sense a par tlsan event." iiiiijdui iu uomiuvciev, 11 in -iiernreu that through succession'" of titles. the property should have gone to the city of Santa Cruz from the old Mexican Ppoblo tract but that the city had forfeited It claim in 1S51 by not filing claim when VEIL-KN'0V MAX DEAD. After a short Illness Robert Neilson Robertson, well known as a summer resort proprietor in this died at his home, 154 Lake street.

Ha was a native of Denmark and 80 years Insofnr as the judge and attorneys werH the Hlaid" was admitted and that the F. A. lllhn Company possibly has a right to claim the property. Madame Bcliuniann-Helnk reached out laet night and drew a srest audience to her, mahlna men and women bs little children, wishful to elt et Iter feet and llnten. Hhe hsrfi HHp wonderful mother, In whiMit! there eeuld hs no wreiut.

whs not a jhppUhh the meat artist and her audience, for In the inlnde of the many there whs no thought of artistry or art criticism, There was no thought of erltlcUm of any kind. Her love had away their hearts, and' whatever ehe might have done would liave been rtuht to them. Never before was Madame Schunmnn-Helnk more the great diva, the great goddess, than loV -night when she snng to the people of Oakland In the Municipal Auditorium, their own Hut mora than the goddesi of song, she wae Hestla, Goddess of the Hearth. At her feet clustered her worshippers. They iiad made her forget ail but that they were enthralled and ready to listen as Ions; as she would sing to them.

The audience last night was not made up of musicians or' music lovers, although there were many of these pre-ent. A great mass of those present in the galleries had never heard.Schumunn-Helnk before. They had come-in many cases because the occasion was a benefit for the West Oakland because it was in the Municipal Auditorium, and a great singer was to sing at popular prices, a singer from whose presence many had been excluded before because of the fact that she had appeared at the "Western Federation of Mincra The citation was issued on tie strength of an affidavit made by Guy Miller, the representative Charles H. Moyer, president o' the HF.N LAVS TRIPLE EGG. PORTLAND, June IS.

A SAVED BV CAT'S DEATH. YOUNGSTOVN Ohio, June IS. The pet eat owned "By F. Lee saved the lives of the family but met death Itself. Mss: Lee washed celery in a an of water.

Tho cat drank tho srater and Investigation showed that paris green or some other, poison had been placed on the cch'rv. 1 concerned by Miss Jennie Connolly in Judge Graham's court yesterday. Miss ConnoUyhad been called as -a witness for the Wife in a divorce action bv Mrs. Bridget Brennan against Owen Hi Brennan," ofieTof the 'heihi that Brennan had a weakness for liquor. "He was intoxicated," said Mi.is Connolly while testifying.

1 "Just a Interrupted "triplet" egg is the record-breaking achievement of 7-months-olti pullet estern reafirautm-ut im affidavit Mr. Miller that, on the evening of June 15 he went to the miners' headquarters with the court's uirder, but practically was thrown out of the hall. owned by Mr, and Mrs. Aurella Lamoreaux of this city. The ege is four inches long and has three dis tinct yolks n.nd whites.

vl ne. oince nis arrival in California in the late seventies ha has foeerr proprietor of the Gllroy Hot Springs, Paralso Springs, Napa Soda Hut Springs, Highland Springs and a number of other well-known resorts. The deceased was a prominent member of Orion Lodge, No. 189, O. O.

F. He leaves a widow and one son. Jack RdBertson, Oakland passenger agent for the Western l'aolflu, The Rlflht Verb." "I saw an opera last "My dear, you see a play, but you hear an. opera." "Not when society is out in full'force." COR. WASH1HGT0M AND 1 3TH STREETS M.

No Bar Open Evenings Open Sundays 9 A- WE. HAVE NO BRANCH STORES! high prtres ronierts, and often matlneM on wes days wliait Oiey were at work, AUDIENCE "JUST It was an audlenca malnlv wimpiised of "Just fulka," and It le poHsible that 'even that wonderful vuh and uerftt i mlcht net have li via tltttu to silence and worshipful attention, had it not been fur the personality lit the sinner. But Schnniann-Melnk Is at lioma with "JUHt folks" and She won them to her as mueh by that emanation ui broad liuinan sympathy and lwve fur human kind, as by her art. There wera many musicians Tn the many who-had heard her before. At first they were a little disappointed.

Her opening number, one of her most famous songs, failed of that magto, which has cast its epell over her hearers before. It was bach's wonderful song of praise. "My Heart Kver-'Kaithful; Hlug Praises, Be Joyful," which 8chu-mann-Helnk has carolled in years gone by with a heartfelt 'Joyousness that called. up the simple and direct faith of the middle ages, the age of fulth and the glad acceptance of Oud. Hut there was something lacking last night.

The diva had nut quite placed herself In sympathetic touch with her hearers. I.lebe Dlch" was better. The clear tones and- perfect shading in the rendition of this song made the artist more at hime, and the audience lost the feeling of watchfulness. From, this point onward they hud lost the power of criticism and had become worshipers. 1 "ARIA IS TRIUMPH.

The rich coloring ana warmth of the famous, it somew hat hackneyed spring aria' from Salnl-Saene' "Samson and Uelila," from one of the triumphant numbers for the singer. Her voice soaied and tilled the big auditorium. It was a f.tting prelude to the superb arioso from Meyerbeer's "11 Ptophete." The dramatic declamation, and the beauty and grace of the air gave Suhumunn-Hetnk her great opportunity." It also displayed the extraordinary range of her voice, with its ruKged and almost masculine low tones and its swing through the rnlddle register tn the purity of her high clear notes of soprano quality. The voice of the diva has not quite the flexibility and sureness of old. But in the main she is the same great singer remembered In the days of the Orau grand opera company in her Wagnerian roles, and in after days in concert work.

The second group of songs was reminiscent of some of her finest concert work, Schubert's "Erlkoenlg" and "Die Hugo Wolff's "Helmweh." Carl Loewe's "Mdlher at the Cradle" being among the lleder which are always remembered on Schumann-Heink programs. Tonl Hoff, who was her accompanist, effaced some of the delicacy of the first Schubert number by over-heajy placing, but mado up for this by praiseworthy work at the piano in "Erlkoenlg." which he handled with fine feeling. Wagner's "Traeume" and the delightful drollerie of the seventeenth century "Spinnerliedchen" were part of thi group of songs. The last group was made up of modern Madame Schumann-Heink gave of her best In the triumphant rendition of Gertrude Koss' "Dawn In the Desert" and Walter's "Cry nf Rachel." "Down in the Forest" and "Good Morning. Sue," two beautiful songs, completed the diva's part of the program.

Slgnnr Antonio de Grassl plsved a Saint-Saens number and with a Kreisler encore, and later rendvred Wieniawskv's Faust Fantasv. De Grassl save un Interesting-display of violin His technique- is excellent and he occasionally attains that disembodiment in tone production which Is the, sou of violin. was accompanied bv Mrs. Robert Muches at the piano. Both were I I SEii-Aff SAL! TIL! DURING OUR SATURDAY SPECIAL mm 0FJHE1T0WH; GIRLS' AND LADIES' PATENT AND WHITE DUCK MARY JANE PUMPS JUST ARRIVED.

Sizes 5 to 8. rFllEE: FREE: GIRLS' PATENT LACE SHOES WITH WHITE TOPS IN ADDITION TO THE BEST GENUINE SHOE BARGAINS IN OAKLAND Here. Is the Greatest Spedal Ever A half-pound box Assented Chocolates with- each purchase of 50c or over in our liquor department. i i I These are high-grade chocolates sold nearly everywhere at 50c lb. No Candy Premium on combinations nor on Rebate i I Great Combination TAVERN BOURBON, full Quart, or PRIVATE STOCK RYE 01 A A Full Quart pI.UU Bottle Port or Sherry FREE with earh bottle Tavern or Private Stock.

Rich, Mellow Flavor SHASTA BEER 2 DOZEN PINTS OR 1 DOZEN QUARTS OLD CROW BOURBON DRIFTWOOD SUNNY BROOK Per Full Quart I I fl 1 I 1 CEDAR BROOK W00DLEAF MELLWOOD OLD KENTUCKY $15 $1 .15 CASE CASE ARAMS BEEK YOSEMITE SPECIAL BLUE RIDGE GOLDEN WEDDING RYE Double Green Mamps farf flfl? I 5 to 8 Till 12 o'clock Noon Daily ti I Single Stamps Thereafter fkls Mdies' Hewes! Hililary Laco -P 'si to2' Jsi ShoeVwHh LADIES' WHITE DUCK ENG- IS i. 'I. tiBHi LISH OXFORDS WITH Cr3Y an olaCK iMWMk B0yS' TAN SCOUTING TAN CALF TRIMMING. ftf 8 Glfllh TOBS WmMm SHOES WJTH LEEO RBER VTSitfSX tO $4 LARGE SIZES AT SolGS 7 RARFFnnT II II II II E0YS CALF BLUCHER LACE SHOES, SOLID LEATHER, MEN'S NETTLETONp nc jF JTrv fet I "VAJXF.Y FALLS" WHISIiEY hot-tied In bond, full quail 911.00 CLARET Excellent Quality ilA- enthusiastically applauded. MUSICAL COMEDY OPENS tiallon i Othor.jrrades 75c and SI per gallon.

Root Beer. Sarwparilla, Gingcrale, ftftr dozen pints Rebate 10c for return of 1 IN IDORA AMPHITE'HATER "They're Off," a sparkling- mtistcnl CIGARS AND TOBACCOS AT CCTr PRICES. I2'2C Cigars, 10c; IQc Tobaccos, 3 for Wc; 5c Tobaccos, 8 for 25c; Owls, Cubanola, EI Wadora, El Mcritos, Renown, Cremo, R. 7 for 25c. I 1 THE comedy, opened the Idora Park comic opera season in the outdoor amphitheater last night.

The show Is replete withgood musical numbers, catchy songs and witty lines. The chorus numbers were especially good and. full of snap and verve. The plot is funny and well con I WINECO. I I I PHONE LAKESIDE I2S mu quick newsov structed.

It deals with an office boy ho falls In love with a millionaire's daughter and who poses bs a jockey ito win her affections. Teddy Mc-Namara, as Noah, Little, the office presented a splendid character I sketch. He had Kercfol good comedy Opposite City Hall Park 1432 San Pablo Avenue songs, among them "Those Charlie Chaplin Feet" and "When a Man Is Forty-Five." The other comedian was Clarence SHOES, ALL-LEATH- I 12Jo 2 65d C. 1 1 s- ERS, ALL STYLES. CJ.

I --dM firT VALUES TO $7.50. SsrSf I Lydston. who as Reginald Van Al-styne, a fop. was a laughing success. Carrick Major, as Colonel Thompson, scored heavily in a bass solo, "When the Corks Pop," and Lillyan Mason and r.ed Heinz were encored several times in "That's Some Love." AGENTS FOR BUSTER BROWN.

PLA-MATE, EXCELSIOR AND E. C. SCUFFER SHOES FOR BOYS AND GIRLS, AND -DR. A. REED'S CUSHION SHOES, ALSO JUST-WRIGHT SHOES Ida Van Tine made a charming Toys Given Free to Children.

Open Saturday Evening Till. 10 o'Clock. N. E. Cor.

Washington and 13th Oakland. San Francisco Store 786 Market St. and her sojo numbers, "Underneath the Teasing Moon" and "A pream," were both well received. Others In the cast who made good with the audience were James A. Donnelly, as Cheatam; Josephine Saunders and Helen Shore.

wm nn tin fn 1 1. uufci) MM 0 iftioiiiii LfQliW SUNDAY SCHOOL TO HOLD, OUTING -AND. PICNIC The First Prenbyterlan Sunday School of Berkeley will hold their annual picnic at Redwood Canyon Park on the line of the Oakland, Antloch Eastern Railway, Saturday, June 19 Mr. H. W.

Tweedle is chairman of the committee in. charge of the outing and states that- a very delightful time has been arranged all. (lamoa, races, baseball Karnes with pflzes for winners will be features. A eooit program has LESSER Proprietors OUR SERVICE ismr "The Market of Quality" I Saturday Special for the afternoon at 1 which time Rev. Lepsley McAfee and Every customer must leave our market with the feeling that the transaction over our counters has been a pleasant incident in the day's work.

Every employe is expected and does uphold to the smallest detail the' reputation of our market for efficient and courteous service to all. I'll Quick time to the Valley on this train. $0W Dunbar Keith, superintendent of the Sunday school, will prenlile. A special train has been provided to leave the Oakland, Antloch Eastern Railway Depot at Fortieth and Hhafter avenue depot at a. m.

to take Uie 250 Hundity school members and friends to Redwood-Csflisn fakj- A Partial List of Our Selling Prices for Saturday utter Ftr.cv Creamnry 2fk 56c Washinyton Brand, bt tradn, chtirnad fresh daily, juarantyeil, DILLON KING QUIT OAKLANDjrEMPORARILYj Oakland Is to lose, temporarily, two of i her most popular merr' maker in IXIlon and who after nearly four years of musical comedy, will close at the i Columbia after nerf-week's at" cording' to an announcement made by "epj-fte Fitch, manager of ths theater. Together with their company, the two stars of musical comedy will open at the Republic, theater in Sati, Fj-anclcp, after a brief vacation. The comedians and their coriirany, it Is supposed, will be wnder the management of Hrris.Bnl EnTi iton Tk'V BMsfsWUttUsWal POULTRY From Our Own Feeding Station. All Strictly Fresh Dressed. Fancy Milk Fed Hens, lb 22d Belgian Hares, lb.

-14t' Spring Ducks, lb. .251 Fancy Milk" Fed Broilers Larger size, 3 for. Smaller size, 4 for. $1.00 DELICATESSEN Koiiie-madn Potato lb OreRun Crf-ani C1iixsi, lb. v.

Eastern Chre.se, lb ancy Itnilcd Ham, S.V Home-made Bologna, Gatiie or Liver StmsoRp. lb. Home-made Frankfurters, lb. Eggs 3 K7! Mi SPRING LAlYiB Hindquarter of Genuine Small Spring Lamb 20.lb. Forequarter of Genuine Small Sprihg'Xamb 15 lb.s Choice Yearling Sheep.

Legs 16 lb- Prime-Rack Roast rrTTilO Ibr Shoulder Roast 10 lb. BEEF Choice No. 1 Steer Beef Quality. Round Steaks or Roast, lb. lfi Porterhouse Steaks, lb.

Pot Roast, lb. .10 and 11 Boiling Beef, plate or brisket, lb. 9d PORK Choice Corn Fed Pork. LEAF LARD, 9 lbs. for.

Legs of Pork, 15 Pork Shoulder Roast, lb PANAMA CANAL via Ackerman of the Jiipimdrom theaters. It Is the intention of Dillon and Kinp to remain In Han Francisco only until their own house Is erected here, and this week's performance therefore Isn't of the farewell order. I mil by the ham Jf fef No. 1 Eaatern lyi Sugar Cured Ham, 10 to 12 lb. aver- (if'1 "gg-a carefully caii died ai guacanued FresS Ranch 07p Eggs, Doz.

Frasfi Puliat Eggs, 2 Doz. 45c CALLING AT LOS ANGELF-S Passengers Booked to Panama and South America LARGE AMERICAN TRANSATLANTIC LINERS 'FINLAND9 'KROONLAND' FROM SAN FRANCISCO JULY 10 JULY 30 AUGUST 24 BAKERY DEPT. fltraiu'li of ISm-dlRer. IrfM'sflr Main Store 1017 Broadway. SPFCIAI, TOMORROW ft MAKSIIMAM-OW1 WIIITK Titl I.AYKIt CAKK, I.nh Also a full line of our miMTlor hake-ry at popular prices.

10 A. M. FROM PIFR 87, FOOT OF MONTGOMERY PIONEFJl PASSES OCT. Jacob S. Morris, a pioneer resident of California, whose father, J.

S. Morris, laid out ths town of Orovllle, is dead at his home Calaveras county after an Illness of several months. In the early days Morris Varae around the Horn in the ship Cumberland, the voyage from Baltimore to San Francisco taking seven months. Leaving the bay retrion the Morrises settled where Oroyille now Is. Brothers and sisters as well-an a widow and three children survive him.

They are T. C. Morris, Mrs. Cora Courtney, Mrs." Mary IT. Thlpps, Miss Florence Morris, A.

V. Morris, Eastern Salt Pork, .....15 Pure White Rendered Lard, lb 12 'id Lard Compound, lb Intcr- First Cabin and MP SI 25 S30 mMllato up INCLEPING MEATS AND BFHTIW. THE BUSY CORNER. I NTH A WASHINGTON STS. CUIBIKE ANQ BESVICE KIOHEST TK ANSA1LAUX10 STANDARD PANAMA PACIFIC LINE T.

H. IA.tXK. n'l Tu. til OEAHT ST. Phone GAsFrELS -tFSSFB BROa.

WARKtMOTO MAFKFT. 0AwTNT WAgKTOTON WtHKrri-tl' "P- -T FWR JtOS WOS WASHlNOTOy MARKET. OAivTANr IWAIS KOTI, oee rmsot srenK. Buueme Phon Kearny J. J.

Morris and Mrs. Rda U.Vtitx.l.