Mme. Schumann=heink Assisted by Miss Aine Fletcher, violinist Mrs. Katharine Hoffman, accompanist Heilig Theater Friday Evening, October 24,1913 Northwest tour Direction Lois Steers=Wynn Coman program i. (a) Erda Scene from the Opera "Rheingold". .. \ (b) Waltraute Scene from the Opera "Gotterdam- j merung".............................. / (c) Brangaene's Ruf from the Opera "Tristan >   Rich. Wagner and Isolde".......................... I (d) Hirtenknabe Liedchen from the Opera "Tann- I hauser"............................... / II. Sonata E Minor.......................................J. S. Bach Allegro Adagio Gigue MISS FLETCHER III. (a) My Heart Ever Faithful..........................J. S. Bach (b) Die Ehre Gottes....................... ) L. von Beethoven (d) Bitten................................ I (e) Ich Liebe Dich........................ ) IV. (a) Preislied.................................Wagner-WUhelmj (b) Spanish Dance, No. 8..............................Sarasate MISS FLETCHER (a) Whe'n the Roses Bloom...........Louise Reichardt, i"jth Cent. (b) Down in the Forest..........................Landon Ronald (c) The Mother Sings...............................Ed. Grieg (d) Dawn in the Desert..........................Gertrude Ross (e) Good Morning Sue.............................Leo Delibes Mrs. Katharine Hoffmann at the Piano. Management:   Wolfsohn Musical Bureau. Steinway piano Used SEAT SALE Monday, November 3 COMING November 5 EMILIO de GOGORZA BARITONE DIRECTION Lois Steer Wynn Coman PRICES FLOOR $2.50, $2.00, $1.50 BALCONY $2.50, $2.00, $1.50, $1.00 You Travel in Comfort WHEN GOING EAST VIA THE SUNSET 0GDEN &SHASTA | ROUTES " SHASTA ROUTE W "The Exposition Lino 1915" Enjoy the scenic beauties of the Willamette, Umpqua and Rogue River Valleys, the Siskiyou and Mt. Shasta, and the Valley of the Sacramento to San Francisco, Los Angeles and the Sunny South, or the superb grandeur of the Sierra Nevada Mountains. CHOICE OF ROUTES AND TRAINS SHASTA LIMITED      SAN FRANCISCO EXPRESS      CALIFORNIA EXPRESS Lv. Portand 5:50 p. m. 8:15 p. m. 1:30 a.m. With direct connections at San Francisco south via the Coast or Valley Lines, or with the Overland and Pacific Limited, Atlantic or Pacific Express. $55.00 Round Trip Fare Portland to Los Angeles Tickets on sale daily, limit six mouths For further particulars, routes, reservations, etc., call at City Ticket Office, 80 Sixth Street cor. Oak, Union Depot or East Morrison Depot JOHN M. SCOTT, GENEBAl PASSENGER AGENT TICKETS Portland .... 255 Morrison Street Taconia   .... 9'25 Pacific Avenue Seattle . . 1st, Ave. and Yesler Way Spokane  . . .   701 Sprague Avenue A. D. CHARLTON, A.G.P.A. Portland, Oregon D*# Harvey Wiley Says Northern Pacific Meal Service Stands 100% A Seattle paper quotes him: "You have one of the best illustrations of what can be done in feeding people along the right lines with the right kind of food here in the Northwest in the dining car service of the Northern Pacific Railway. The food served and its preparation should be a model for every railroad and hotel in America. It is superior to anything I have ever found in a public eating place." TRY IT You will agree with Dr. Wiley HAVE YOUR TICKET READ Northern Pacific Ry. -^ORTH BAHK ^ PORTLAND The Scenic Way The Quickest Way The Safe Way A I "The North Bank Road" M To SPOKANE and the EAST Chicago, Minneapolis, Kansas City St. Patd, St. Louis, Denver, Omaha Choice of Routes via Northern Pacific Great Northern or Burlington Route Two Solid Limited Trains Daily Electric Lighted, Observation Cars CITY TICKET OFFICE. FIFTH AND STARK STS. THE NORTH BANK STATION, 11TH AND HOYT STS.