THU TIMES
RANTERS BECOME DEFIANT the Realty Board’s resolution,
(C o n tin u e d F rom P a g e O u e .)
didate for nomination as sheriff, and others asked the mayor tc
P u b lish ed e v e ry S a tu rd a y by T H E T IM E S CO M PA N Y , Ia c o rp o ra te d
offered to withdraw from the race do the same thing.
at 212 F ir s t S tre e t, P o rtla n d , O regon. P h o n e s: M ain 5 6 3 7 ; A -2686.
Mayor Rushlight, on the eve of
if the police commission would
T H E T IM E S is n ot resp o n sib le fo r an y opinions expressed b y co rre sp o n d en ts make him. temporarily, chief of departure for California for his
a p p e a rin g in its colum ns.
police. He said he would clean health, said he would do what he
E n te re d in Postoffice a t P o rtla n d , Oregon, ss seco n d -class m a tte r.
these fellows out in 30 days. He
called the mayor cowardly for not could on his return to adjust the
A F E A R L E S S E X P O N E N T O F IN D U S T R IA L P E A C E
taking definite action and then difficulty, and that he would also
S U B S C R IP T IO N R A T E S —$2.50 p e r y e a r, in advance.
confer with the Central Labor
went on to say:
A D V E R T IS IN G R A T E S m ade k n o w n upon ap p licatio n .
“ These fellows are puffed up Council. He pointed out that the
with false pride and bravado be old city jail was shortly to be de
S a tu rd a y . M arch 23. 1912.
cause they think the police fear rnolisbed and so could not house
them the same as our cowardly
THE MAY OR S DILEMMA.
mayor, but they are wrong any street speakers who might b<
1 ^ AYOR RUSHLIGHT occupies a position “ between the devil Nine of ten men in the depart arrested.
and the deep, blue sea’’. On the one hand, he had to face a ment are courageous, God-fearing
C. C. Craig, one of the Realty
determined committee from the Portland Realty Board, armed with citizens, and their hands fairly
Board
committee, offered his ser
a resolution of condemnation of all soapbox ranters and demanding itch to take these dirty ruffians
that they be snuffed out and a similar resolution from the grim and into camp. Give them the word, vices to the mayor. He desired
Y es, th a t is a p e rs o n a l q u e s tio n , a
determined Spanish War Veterans, to the same effect. Opposed to and the I. W. W. would get to organize a band of huskies
v ery p e rso n a l q u e s tio n —o n e th a t affects
this stand was that of II. L). Wagnon and a group of single taxers their’s quick.
which he would head to “ run ev
y o u r w h o le life; a n d y e t y o u w o u ld
and the resolution adopted by the Central Labor Council.
“ Little is to be expected from ery last one of the disturbers
th a n k u s fo r a s k in g it if y o u knew w h a t
Now, TIIE TIMES desires to treat the mayor fairly. He is in
a n im m e n se p o w e r fo r b e tte rm e n t we
ill health and seeks restoration in California. It is true that Port the mayor and the police commis into the river,” and said he
co u ld b e to y o u a n d y o u r sa la ry .
land has, at present, inadequate jailing facilities, during the demoli sion. however, because the mayor would “ guarantee the city won’t
T o d ra w a sm a ll s a la ry m o n th a f te r m o n th , y e a r a fte r y e a r, is y o u r o w n
tion of the old building, and pending the erection of the new struc appears to be too big a coward have any further trouble.”
fa u lt. It is p u re n e g lig e n c e a n d n o th in g else, fo r th e re is a n in stitu tio n
ture. He is right in intimating that the authorities do not want to and the members of the commis
th a t is e v e r re a d y to e n a b le you to rise to th e h ig h e s t, b e st p a y in g p o si
start something they cannot finish. The Spanish War Veterans can sion are too busy running for
“ AT THE FAIR.”
tio n s in th e p ro fessio n o f y o u r c h o ic e —no m a tte r ho w p o o r y o u r c irc u m
solve the problem and may yet do so. The lack of a large-enough office to attend to their official
sta n c e s m a y b e, h o w o ld o r ho w y o u n g y o u a re , no m a tte r w h ere y o u
jail wouldn’t deter them. There would he no need of a jail, for there duties. Take Police Commissioner Rice and Cady With New Com
live. A n d to p ro v e th is th e I. C . S . p o in ts to h u n d re d s o f th o u s a n d s of
pany Open ai. Lyric Monday.
wouldn’t be any one to put in it. At the first determined move the Fitzgerald—he wants to be sher
o th e r m e n w h o h a v e se c u re d a d v a n c e m e n t a n d success th r o u g h th e I . C . S .
rabble would flee. and it would be a good riddance of had rubbish. iff. too. A pretty sheriff he’ll
make if he doesn’t rise to an em
p la n ; to h u n d r e d s of o th e r s in w o rse c irc u m sta n c e s th a n y ou a re , w hose
The experiment is worth trying.
Keating & Flood, managers of
sto rie s of a d v a n c e m e n t re a d lik e ro m a n c e ; to a g ro w th fro m a m e re id e a
The opposition shown by the Central Labor Council is what ergency any better than he does the Lvrie, commencing with the
w ith o n e C o u rse o f In s tru c tio n to o n e of th e la rg e st e d u c a tio n a l in s titu
might have been expected, for that body is always on the wrong side as commissioner of police.
tio n s in ex iste n ce w ith 208 C o u rse s of In s tru c tio n , b a c k e d b y a c a p ita l of
“ It doesn’t look as if we had Monday matinee, will present a
of every question, and since unionism is an enemy to free and inde
six m illio n d o lla rs, a n d a to ta l e n ro lm e n t fa r in ex cess of a n y o th e r c o l
pendent action, it readily allies itself with the elements favorable to much more to expect in relation new treat in the musical comedy
leg e—a g ro w th m a d e p o ssib le o n ly a s th e re su lt of su ccess in its b u sin e ss
to handling the I. \V. W. from line. Rice and Cady, with an en
anarchy and disorder.
— a n d th e b u sin e ss o f th is place is to raise sa la rie s.
the Governor of the state and tho tire new company brought direct
W ith o u t d o u b t th is p la n is th e m o st p ra c tic a l, th e q u ic k e s t, ea sie st,
sheriff of Multnomah county than
A RESOURCEFUL MAYOR.
a n d c h e a p e st w ay in th e w o rld fo r YOU to se cu re a b e tte r p o sitio n
Really from New York, will present “ At
. I. SPLAWN, first mayor of North Yakima, Wash., under the from Mayor Rushlighgt.
a n d in c re a se d e a rn in g s . I t p u ts
• commission form of government, is a man of action. He grappled the business men are to ’blame the Fair,” a comedy of comedies
y ou u n d e r n o o b lig a tio n w h a te v e r
with the I. \V. W. problem and solved it to such an extent that not for not going to the polls and that will convulse the most mor
International Corresoondencc Schools
to se n d u s th is co u p o n a n d allow
one of these idle loafers has been at North Yakima since. Mayor registering, so they can put offi ose person in the audience. Rice
P l e a s e e x p l a i n , w i t h o u t f u r t h e r o L l l g a t I on o n m y p a r t ,
o
u
r
e
x
p
e
rts
to
ex
p
lain
o
u
r
system
bow I c a n q u a lity to r a la r g e r s a la r y a n d a d v a n c e m e n t
Splawn made himself chief of police and also police judge. At night cials in place who are willing to and Cady need no introduction to
t o t h e p o s i t i o n b e f o r e w h i c h 1 h a v e m a r k e d X.
o f in s tru c tio n , a n d a d a p t a C o u rse
with a squad he rounded up the “ undesirables,” arraigned them be do their duty and are not afraid
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fore himself next morning and administered the proper judicial This I. W. W. performance is the Portland public. They are
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Structural Engineer
Window Trimmer
Structural Draftsman
D o y o u really w a n t to e arn
dose. Ilis course of procedure was something like this, to use his going to be kept up until Scout known as stars in their line from
Civil Service Exams
Contractor & Builder
Ornam-ntal Designer
Foreman Plumber
m o re s a la ry ? W o u ld y ou lik e the
own expressive vernacular: “ Let ’em go the first time, pop it to ’em Young Camp of United Spanish one end of the country to the
Mechanical Engineer
Civil Engineer
Mechanical Drafts.
R. R. Con. Engineer
s a la ry b a g to yield you m o re each
War
Veterans,
of
which
I
am
the second time anti twist their necks the third.” Of course the lat
Foreman Machinist
Surveyor
other. They have played in all
Electrical Engineer
w eek o r m o n th ? T h e n m a k e a
Mining Engineer
ter was a metaphorical statement. Mr. Splawn said this “ was the proud I am a member, goes up the best houses in America and
Electrician
Chemist
Power-Station Supt.
Bookkeeper
d efin ite a tte m p t to b r in g tfiis
and joins hands with the citizens
formula, and it worked.”
Architect
Stenographer
a b o u t b y se n d in g in th is co u p o n .
Canada
at
toup-notcli
prices
and
of
Portland
in
driving
this
for
Every man was given an opportunity to saw wood for his meals
T o m o rro w n e v e r co m es. Do it
S a m e ___________
ami a bed. If he was not afflicted with chronic laziness, and was a eign scum from Portland. I have it was only through a big guar
to d a y .
S tr e e t and N o._
man with an honest purpose in life, he took the chance. Mayor talked to a good many union men antee by Keating & Flood that
C ity __________
Splawn is a wise and resourceful man, a man with a backbone and and I find they are strongly op they were induced to come to
_ S fa f# _
posed to the I. W. \V.—the “ I the Lyric and play at the popular
just the kind of a mayor Portland ought to have.
K . P . H A L L , R e p r e s e n ta tiv e , 2 3 3 A ld er S t
P o r tla n d , O regon.
Won’t Work’ outfit. We have
In New York state, at least, the doom of the loan shark is sealed, union men in the ranks of Scout prices charged at this popular
and a recent decision of the appellate division of the Supreme Court Young Camp, and I know what playhouse. Rice and Cady have
will establish a precedent for courts of other states to follow. The they think of the situation. The ¡starred on Broadway for two
decision is sweeping. It completely brushes aside the contention of I. W. W. and the radical Soicalt seasons and were always a knock
the money sharks that they may do business as brokers and charge ists are really anarchists, and in out, later playing in vaudeville
any fee they please for granting a loan. TIIE TIMES hopes to see almost every instance foreigners
ORBGONI
tlie Oregon Legislature frame a law closely following the New York There is no question that the over the largest circuits, where
they
weer
a
riot.
Riee
and
Cady
mayor
should
order
the
whole
I N
O
R A
V
I PN LG
decision, for the relief of the victims of this dirty business. They
are the vampires and bloodsuckers of society and deserve to be bunch out and see that they go.” have a way of their own that is
COM
PANY
After Mayor Rushlight left for irresistible and always makes
driven out of their following.
California, statement was issued them big favorites right from
Many wonderful things ire done in surgical exploits thesi days. showing the mayor’s plan for the start.
Bones are transplanted into luman bodies from animals ant even elimination of the riff-raff. It pro
organs. The liberties surgeons take with a fellow’s “ innards” passes vides for co-operation between
AT THE BAKER.
all understanding. They are now talking of removing a kidney the Federal and local officers, and
“ The Newlyweds and Their
from William E. I). Stokes of New York, which two showgirls un contemplates securing the names Baby,” which will be seen here
kindly perforated with a gun. This they will replace with one from and addresses of all offenders at the Baker all next week, start
TRUSTS PHOTO-ENGRAVERS PHOTOGRAPHERS
an animal. This is good for Stokes, hut a little hard on the animal. and quietly arresting them. Such ing Sunday matinee, teems with
plan would cut out all heroics catchy songs and dances, in fact,
• V
s j f c . 'J ç w
'Û yi -'¿fa& riiw/biiu fa u t
Eating corn isn’t as harmless as one would imagine. James IV or chances to pose as martyrs.
there is not another musical play
» ’ » ■' -WoA/i
Powell is a rich farmer down in Hoosierdom. He formed the dan Tuesday the word went out on the road that can lay claim
gerous habit of eating a few grains every time he fed his stock. One that the agitators proposed to to as many brilliant song hits;
day he developed the unmistakable symptoms of appendicitis. The storm the Spanish War Veterans prominent among the many are
doctors opend up a remarkable prospect in Mr. Powell, and snagged at. their camp. The latter declared
out an appendix eleven inches long—big enough for a bologna sau they would give them a warm
sage. In its interior were found several grains of com that had reception.
sprouted.
The Chamber of Commerce for
warded resolutions to Gen. Ba-
The minister of the Central Christian Church recently made ap den-Powell condemning the no
plication to the chief of police for a detail of police to attend his tion of the agitators on his recent
church on the occasion of a lecture on Socialism, lie feared that visit here.
f
k ° rtd i 7 d exh,b,t a Mmple L .tfflt Model
» « « ( • ^ b l e y c l e h m i l i b e d b y u s . O u r k tfc n t s e v e r y w h e r u a r e m a k lo W
Socialists and I. W. W.'s would attend and disturb the meeting. A
The
Portland
Rotary
Club
in
” ,T REQUIRED u n til you receive and SDDrove of vom1
squad of 12 big fellows was on hand, lint not a disturber appeared.
ibnCftdCiS n
sh,P to fnyone any^h.*re in tho U % t! . ! ! < e Z E S m
veighed against
them.
The
in advance ,prepay freight, and allow*TEN DAYS* F R E E TRIAL rinHn*
That is the way with these fellows, all of whom are cowards.
United States Marshal stands
« hyOUU ®
i iT?
£ ¥???
th?n‘Dnnfri^
rfth MblCyC!e«*^d
DUt
Perfectly
satisfied or
do l t n t o o t *»y
wish to keen wlshf
th a
h l c y ^ «¿jn I t b y k to tta a t o n r H j e n * a n d ,., „ill
I
“ Moonshine” whisky in a bottle at Vancouver, Wash., focused ready to proceed if any warrant
FACTORY PRICES ^ f 1
“,r.DV'hi heL.hlK.hest «r»<J«,j>icrciee it w!
the sun's rays upon a piece of tissue paper and set it ablaze. This is is placed in his hands.
certainly “ going sonic’’.
W
/ Ä
NOT BUY a i S
Ä
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Hack in Massachusetts a syndicate is forming to raise rattle HARD PROBLEM FOR MAYOR
i
r I when
üur
ih"ard
you
receive
beautiful
cal
. . s
0 U W f
ILL B E f ASTONISHED
w hr v ä
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esi
(Continued from page 1.)
snakes for their oil and skins. Snake “ ile” is quoted at iffi a pint.
rf ü l l e lo w » r ie t* w e
a tu d y o u r aaperfo m odel« a t t h e ______
leM m niw » t h a n » . .
a__. y o u t b j a y e a r . W e ieH t h e h i g h e s t g ra d e bicycle* f o r
A distillery, whose products are said to lie good for snake bites, ought country, desecrate the monument
O rd er» " ’led t h e d a v rsc e l r e d .0* 0 '
o u r W c* c,e* u n d e r y o u r o w n n a m e p la te a t d o u b le o u r p r i c e * J
to lie established near this snake farm.
in the Plaza block erected to
a a urn h e r o n * h a n d ta k e n T u tm d e hy*our C h ir S f t n l t m l t
•*T'nn,i
b ,c 7 r '«*- b u * « an a lly h a v e I
the memory of our heroic dead,
W "/
• V W S S t a » S S mm f£;raB> we cle*r out promptl*••
-M
./V E W .Y W E D
advocate violence, rowdyism and
c o a s I J R - b r a k e , s ,
,
rebellion, make utterances that
® H e d g e th o r n P u n c tu r e -P r o o f $
arc treasonable in their nature “ Can’t You See I Love You?”
M U S T E R DRVID
and agitate to overthrow our sys “ Sweitzer Bride,” “ Jig Along
S e lf - h e a lin g T ir e s £ £ £ £
? ¿ jL ~
Mr. Jigger.” “ Every Baby Is A
tem of orderly government.
The n e u te r retell f r i t e of these t in t
H
per fe te , hut to tntrpdmtt t
o
e
■
“ We, the members of Scout Sweet Bouquet,” “ Love Time,” W ill tell youe ¡ample $10.00
pair for $4. S0(ceth w ith order U 5J
“
Girls
Who
Want
to
Go
Upon
doling Camp No. 2. United Span
NO MORE TROUBLE FROM PUNCTURES
A I L S . Tacka, o r Cla ss will not let tha air out.
isli War Veterans, hereby be tlie Stage.” • “ Mamselle Fifi.” A N hundred
thousand pairs sold last year
“
Boogie
Boo,”
in
all
there
are
I
seech you to instruct the police
o
c
s
o
m
p n o M .n T v X 'A j'
sixteen
bright
and
tuneful
songs
force of our city to arrest all
riding, very durable and lined inside with
interpolated.
a
special
quality
of rubber, which never be
persons guilty of the aforesaid
comes p o r o u s a n d which closes no small
The company numbers 60$ peo mi
net ureai without a 1 lo w in g t h e a I r to e s c a p e
conduct and to vigorously prose-
M e h a v e h u n d reds of letters from satisfied customers
N o l l e , t h . t h i c k n i b t ie r t r y , it
mite them before the proper trib ple. 75 per cent of which arc girls, stating
th a t th eir t i n s have only been pumped up once
X U * p u n c t u r e . t r i p . “ B**
or
twice In a whole season. They weigh no more than
Matinees
Wednesday
and
Satin-
and
D " . I s o r im . t r i p “ H ’*
unal, and we pledge ourselves to
an ordinary tire, the puncture resisting qualities being
t o p r e v e n t r im c u t t i n g . T h ie
day.
give you and your administration
t i r . » m o u t la s t i n , o t h e r
I'T
™
.7'y
,lT
'T
ra
1
o(
th
ln
-
«"-cl»»*
Prepared
fabric on the tread The regular price of these tires
our hearty support in ridding the
¡5 »>'* « V i j * 1 r 7 b u t*f o r to i v.'-rtisl " imi r ix isp sw p 1 an>
»
a iiV S I K S b f
m a k in g a s p e c ia l f a c t o r y p r ic e t o th o r id e r o f o n l v *4 «0 r*>r n i l s
i
SAN
DIEGO
VIGILANTES
AND
city ot said seditious characters
d a y le t t e r is r e c e iv e d . W e s h ip C O
1) o n a p p r o v a l f Y o u d !* T w £ l L ? r d e ” sh,ppo<J
THE I. W. W
h a v e e x a m i n e d a n d f o u n d t h e m s t r i c t l y a s r e p r e s e n t e d ' o u d n o t 1 a y a c e u t u n t il
and agree to furnish any assist
rtIT
tT m m nM M *
"<
__ » P » « » 1 m e w ., m »k;n. th - nnc
w p » i ,> i,
» send
■ PULL CASH
w it h o r d e r ami enctoee tins a<lv«*rtisetnent.
ance necessary to do so, and fur SAN DIEGO, CAL.—Plans are n'l1
returned
at OUR ?
expense
for
any m
reason
_ ?
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th ■
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M e a r e p e rfe c tly r’*“»Die
re lia b le
under
way
today
for
the
organi-
ami
money
sent
to
bs
Isa«*
In
a !*ank. If yotg order a pair o f thoee
ther.
easier run fa* ter wear better, last longer and look finer than a o y t lw yon have a S J S S A i t **t ther wl11 ««la
in n
y,.,U
**•••
When v >„ w , n t a h 1 cV5ay
w ! b V t l
or "**n at *nT
x i
“ Resolved That eopies if th zation of a vigilantes’ eommittee IS
a U k g m l 0 1 * 2 rauyjderat.onoe, h e n f thlaiwn-rkat.-eYtreoffer?*
,0 a W“ ‘
u* * ° * * * * » r . >V, want
♦ resolution In given to tin p re: whieh proposes to aid the poliee tr YOU NEED TIR ES i w t S L K w 1 p r ’" * nnt " 70,1 ^ n‘1 f o r • o f ^ t^hnrm
in
elcaring
the
eitv
of
I.
W.
W.V
p r tc e u u o te ri
o r w r ite fo g o - tr b ig T ir e a n l Bugniry O a U l o tM w X h d e * r i £ L ^ i *1“ ® " P7 ‘!BI »■«rw d.ietorr
I of the city,
k in d » o f t i r e s a t a b o u t h a lf t h e u m a l price«.
/ v -iw o g u e
d e s c rib e s a n d q u o te s a ll m *k. * a n d
Signed J. II. U.
ton. Rie lumi Deich. ■ Benjamin | who hâve been fioeking here to D O N O T W A IT
OO MOT T H I S « o c P U T , n o .
ko...
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a ■
prw tal t o lo a m •
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n r u e i l N O •: W 3 Y
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Hayes, Sene a Fonts eoiumittee make a free speeeh fight. Mer I«_ooly_ooete
chants
and
eitizens
hâve
pleaded
I on re hitions.”
. L . M E A D C Y C L E C O M P A N Y , C K IC A
ILL.
h
| to take a hand in the fiulit. The
On tli other hand, the Ui ntrid conmiitte» proposes to whisk a
1 Lahor ( mieti adopte I this Tvr 1111 in her of thi' ''agitators“ out 1
I lution :
I of town in automohili's. anil to :
**\Ve
• it y admin I guard the city limits to prevent
H'l the city
HORSE OWNERS!
isiration for its ;
ill protect others from coming here. Chief G O O D N E W S A T S U O
R I C U R S FO R H E A V E S ANO O lSTS M P E N .
T h e s e c e le b r a t e d p o w d e r s a r e m a d e f r o m a r e c ip e o f a n o t e d
ing the common
le in ilici» of Police Wilson said that his
P r u s s ia n V e t e r in a r y S u r g e o n , a n d h a v e b e e n t h o r o u g h l y t e s t e d
rights of free s|
fo r t h e p a s t 1 5 y e a r s in t h is c o u n t r y .
C om p osed o f pure v e g
and public men have been working on an
e t a b le r e m e d ie s, a r e a s a fe a n d s u r e CURE f o r HEAVES a n d a ll a il-
assemblage."
5
f e e t
c
I alleged dynamite plot, in which a
m e n t s f r o m w h ic h h e a v e s a r is e , s u c h a s C o u g h . C o ld s . DISTEMPER.
P in k E y e . E p is o o t ic . a nd Lo ss o f A p p e t it e .
A s a b lo o d p u r ifie r
II. 1). Wagnon and other single I number of the I. W. W.’s are j
t h e y h a e n o e q u a l.
F o r s a le b y W h o le s a le a n d R e t a il I»rug-
P r ic e 5 0 c e n t s p e r p a c k a g e .
B r m a n . «O c e n t s .
F rom
AT THE O RPH EU M TH EATRE
taxers asked I tli
the mayor to ignore ?aid to have been implicated.
PRUSSIAN REMEDY CORMHY. ST. PAUL MIINN
N a m e t h is p a p e r
THE
TIMES
Wh&t Does the
SaJejyB ag
Hold
forYO U ?
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