THE 3IOKXIXG OREGOXIAX, TUESDAY. JAyiJARY 24, 1011.
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CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
OKEGOX1AX TELE rilOVES.
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nrrt.trs TREATFR sT.nth and Te1or
"i ir? Minnarlni In tne arama.
A Man's World." lonlcnt S:IJ ccioca.
SKFK TMKATrB (Vlintb and Jlee.
rtana.) Tha Baker Sloe Company
Tha Man on tha Pox.- Tonlsht at t.li.
BrvilLOW THF1TPR lTwlft a"d
Morrison) -Tha Squaw Man." Tonight
at a.ia.
C. -Hr.tM THEATER rVorrlaoa. ttwi
lth and Seventh) Vaudeville. This art
rmaon at t 13 and tonight at :tj-
CSD TKEATEK i Par and Waehtnr
taa) Vaadarllla. ThU afternoon at S:IA
tonltbt at T:S0 and -
tTRIf THIIATEn-(P.T.nth and Alda-'
T.Trie Comedy Company In 'A Ml Up.
TMa afternoon at 2:30 and tonlxht at
: 3) and .
"Tart THKaTER (Park and Waahtnrtoat
Motion pictures. Continaoua, Inn I:
ta I 10 p. M.
Mieih Anniversary Number
Will Be Issued February 4
Price 5 cents. Postage in Uni
ted States, Canada, Mexico and
tha Island possessions, 7 cents.
Foreign postage, 14 cents.
rR I ends Flo ITT Ovxil Job. Because he
s ewspected of conspiring against the
position of John E. Garner, J. W. Becker,
a piano ra Iranian became Involved In an
altercation which resulted In his ap
pearance in Police Court yesterday morn
ing, charged with assault and battery.
Gamer waa not present to prews the
charge, and Judge Taawell listened to
tie exparte ct&trment of the defendant.
Becker said that Garner resented his
frequent vl.ts to Garner's place of em
ployment and alleged that Becker was
after hist job. Becker denied the chance
and the two came to blows. As the de
fendant appeared to be a law-abiding
citizen, not given to brawling;. Judge Tas
well dismissed the case.
SlBURBUC Tct.rPHO.NS OnMPAffT ELBCTS.
The Flrwood-Dover Teleplione Com
pany near Sandy at Its recent annual
meeting elected officers as follows: Presi
dent. J. Morrison; vlce-prealdnt. James
DeShazer; secretary. Percy T. Shelley:
treasurer. Antolne Molaire: director. E.
". Bruna; executive committee, Mere.
Morrison. DeShazer. Shelley. Molaire.
Bruna. Bodley and Corey. Extension of
th telephone line throughout the Sandy
country was discussed and It vaa de
cided to repair the present lines fires: and
take up extensions later. Stockholders
urged that tha switchboard be changed
to a place where It could be kept In
operation later at night.
OrnCER PfRSTES Flirixo Toutji.
Veils of "stop him, stop him" startled
tiie loiterers in tha Courthouse corridor
-eterdajr afternoon. ae a 17-year-old boy
.rushed past them, a bearded man after
him. The boy was Christ Grubb, son of
lieorge Grubb. and the bearded man waa
Probation Officer Teuscher, of the Juve
nile Court. Grubb waa arrested for
having stolen five alarm clocks from a
more at &l First atreet. While Officer
Teuscher waa searching a younger lad.
Grubb bolted for the door, and led the
officer a merry chase. The boy was
caught by those standing in the cor
ridor. Mr. Teuscher placed bira in the
County Jail.
Ea!LXTs Report Rcaot. Appearance
of State Food and Dairy Commissioner
Baiicy before the grand Jury, ie expected
tills morning, pursuant to a recent dec
laration of the official that he was will
ing to make a statement to the Jurors
whenever they were ready. Pressure of
other matters has crowded out the in
restiaraUon of the office for several days,
but the Jury caught up with Its work
early yesterday afternoon and adjourned
for the day. Mr. Bailcy'a report for
the period of two years past la now in
the porsesselon of the Jury and upon Its
statements the official will ba inter
rogated. PlOKBERS TO Aid Cbavpoeo. F. X.
Matthlcu ami Joseph Buchtel. noted
p.oneena. will visit Salem to urge pass
age of the bill appropriating fTuXO to pur
rim more grounds at Champoeg. Mr.
Matthieu is the sole survivor of the con
vention of May 2, hSiS. when the ques
tion whether the Oregon Country should
be under the Jurisdiction of the United
States or England was settled. Mr.
Buchtel wants tho Legislature to pur
chase ten acres of land adjacent to the
monument erected at Champoeg. Mr.
Mntthieu. ' though SO years old. Is active
and enthusiastic for Oregon.
Gtmxasu-m Classes to Entertain.
Members of the senior and Junior gym
nasium claews of the Christian Brothers
Business Oollcge will entertain friends
in the college gymnasium r.ext Friday
night. Instructor Sliockley Is preparing
a programme of fancy marchess Indian
rlub swinging, apparatus work and
other features. The programme will con
clude with a basketball game between the
second team of the college and the Sun
ryside Spartans. Many students are
enrolled in the gymnasium clams.
Brn.nR Now Portlaxd Resident. X.
1. Butler, who Is one of the Board of
Regents of the University of Oregon and
has long been a reeident of Ihtllas, haa
moved to Portland and opened a law
office with his son, L I). Butler, In the
Iew is building. Mr. Butler has been a
prominent Willamette Valley lawyer and
was formerly State Senator from Polk
County. He has been Identified with
various business) and political movements
In the state.
Monet Order Bvsixess Grows.
Money order business at the Powoff Ice
has grown to such proportions that it
wss found necessary to enlarge the
quarters of that dlvixlon. Bids were re
ceived yesterday for making the enlarge
ment and remodeling the office so that
the large volumn of business can be
bandied more expeditiously. The lowest
bid was t--& by Ned M. Hall, and his
propositi will be recommended to the
Post off ice Department.
GEoRniAX Arrestkp Her. On request
or authorities of Ben Hill County,
Georgia. Paul Price was arrested by De
tectives Hellyer and Moloney, at Second
snd Morrljson streets yesterday afternoon.
He Is accused of larceny. He told the
lll-e that he bad bought a horse and
buggy and gave a note in part payment.
He then sold h!s purchase and left
Georgia without satisfying tV.e note.
Mator Makes Appoixtment. Mayor
Smon yesterday announced the appoint
ment of J. C. Alnsworth as a member
of the Water Board; I. N. I,ewis and
lrr. E G. dark as members of the Park
Hoard, and Dr. George B. Story aa a
member of the Board of Health. All
succeed themselves. The terms sre for
four years, with the exception of that
of Dr. Story, which is for three years.
DoxtLD Mac Kea a FVxrrai. Held.
T!e funeral of Donald Mae Rea. who
died at Salem January Jfc was held yes
terday afternoon from Zeller-Byrnes
iTiapeL Interment was made in Lone
Fir cemetery- Mr. Mac Rea was 71 years
old. snd waa a brother or vt imam and
George Mac Rea. .
James A. Mlir Dies. James A. Mulr.
53 jrears old. Is dead at his home, at IZ
Marguerite avenue. He wast the husband
of Mrs. O- G. Mulr and father of Ross
snd Ila Mulr. Interment will be made
in the family plot ax Sacramento. CaJ.
Thsj Federation loan fund card party
and mualcale tomorrow afternoon at Ma
sonic Temple. Table reservations may
pt ill be had from Mr si Tlfft. Main -). or
M-ei Shannon. Main Tlo.
For Pot- Furnished hous. Ht
at.d: rcesponslble parties. Telephone
Main m
PiamuRDS.-C Chrlstanern, second Coo
Corbeu building. Taa elevator, a
9EU.WOOO Y. M. C. A. Contest Begins.
Four teams, iwo senior snd two Junior,
from tha Sell wood Branch Toung Men's
Christian Association began member
hlp contest yesterday to continue for
a week. It is hoped to secure L mem
bers In Sell wood. The brsnch now has
mora than 100 members. Members of the
Sell mood branch will be counted with the
total secured for the main association,
but will be the contributing members of
the Sellwood T. M. C. A. end will be
part pf the branch. Basketball games
were played Saturday night between the
Juniors of the Presbyterians snd Metho
dists, the score being 4 to 7 in favor
of the Junior and between the Bible
and Baptist teams, the score being II to
15 In favor of the Bible team. Saturday
afternoon a school for teaching boys to
swim wss conducted and five learned to
awlm. Every Saturday sfternoon swim
ming claws for boys will be held.
Grand lodob A. O. U. W. or Oreook.
Testerday, the finance committee of the
A. O V. W. of Oregon, isemod checks to
the amount of 114.33 to the beneilclarles
of the deceased members of the order
who have died during the past month.
During the year IMG. this order has dis
bursed ino.SCO to the widows and or
phans of the members.
Bishop O'Reilxt Operated Upon.
Bishop O'Reilly, of Baker. Or., was op
erated upon in Chicago January 11. at
Mercy Hospital. Reports say tha prelate
Is doing well. .Bishop O'Reilly was at
one time, pastor of St. Mary's Church,
on the East S;de. and has many friends
In Portland. He is expected to return to
Oregon soon.
EN01NEKR to LBCTURB.-In the audi
torium of the Lincoln High School. Four
teenth and Alder streets, at S o'clock to
night. J. F. Whistler, C. E.. will lecture
on, -Opportunities in Engineering."
BBIDGrisSr AGAIN
COrilT ASKED TO STOP BROAD
WAY BOXD SALE.
Attorney Duniway Asks Restraining
Order, Saying Advertlsment
Is Illegal.
Ralph R. Dunlway and Frank Kier.
ran. with their supporters, have not yet
given up their fight to stay all prog
ress of the Broadway bridge. Attorney
Duntway filed If the Circuit Court yes
terday a supplemental complaint. In
which he asks that the city. Mayor
Simon and City Auditor Barbur be re
strained from selling 1500.000 worth of
bonds today.
Dunlway says the bridge case Is a
suit In equltv and that the court should
take cognisance of it. He contends
that the advertisement In the city offi
cial paper that the Broadway bridge
bonds are for sale, that bids may be
submitted and that they will be opened
January 14. ls Illegal. He complains
further that the City Council passed,
on December 14 last, the ordinance
which authorizes the sale of the bonds,
but that the clty'a advertisement sets
forth that the bonds are to be sold by
virtue of an ordinance passed last June.
The Ladd & Tllton Bank la made a
party to the suit.
Mr. Dunlway said last night that he
had not made formal application to the
1 1 A a rn.t r. Inlnir or.
court personalis i... . .- --
der. and that he did not Intend to do so.
He said he Iilea ins uppirrarnii
... . .nH that that
piaim tor . h --
purpose would be seen when the fa
mous Broadway bridge obstruction suit
was taken to tne i,niiea si
Court. ' .
Bide for the J500.000 worm ui uuuu
.,. to be opened at the City Hall at 2
o'clock today.
SHIPPER OF DUCKS GUILTY
Charge Against Ilnntcr Arises From
Conflicting Game Laws.
v r i.iiui before Justice of
the Peace Olson yesterday on a charge
of shipping ducks out of season, pleaded
,... waa deferred on ac-
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count of another charge against tort.
which will be triea oeiure iu
. TV, n M-nnl PAUnt si 1 P COS
court lwuJ- " - . . .
violation of the law prohibiting pos
session or ducxs in t"
... . km. h tha rincka in Washington
County last week. In Washington
County It Is legal to snoot qucm uum
it a month later than In
Multnomah County, but shipping of the
birds into this county ia uom ; m
game wardens to be a violation of the
law. The merits of the case on both
counts will be decided today.
. . . . i . . rrnm a-ame laws
which are applicable In one .county
but not in one aajoimng. as jun.-
nomah and Washington counties, where
the duck seasona are different.
WHERE JO DINE.
All the delicacies of the season at the
Portland Restaurant. Fine private apart
ments for ladies. jn5 Wash., near 6th st.
Plant Slbson roses. Phone Sellwood S.
New Bills Open at the
Vaudeville Houses
Orpbeuin.
PUNKT FRANK TIXNBT, blackface
monologlst, ls back at the Orpheum
this week, and if audiences are any
Judge his Is the head-line act.
His appearance here last season made
his name and memory synonymous with
royal entertainment, and he's Just as
good this year. He holds his side-splitting
"rehearsal" with the orchestra di
rector, plays the same chunes at the
piano, dancing and chatting fresh stuff
glibly the while, finishing by murder
ing "II Trovatore" on a wailing, shriek
ing" blg-plpe.
An act that pleases ls little Amy But
ler, about as big as a full-grown pea
nut, who sparkles and wiggles and
laughs along like Tennyson's brook
let. Miss Amy who gets over some
new songs and some old ones also, is
bounded on the East by a nice lad
with a very high tenor voice, on the
West by a tall youth with a richly
deep bass voice of unusual beauty,
on the North by a baritone and the
South by another tenor. Amy's voice
Is of the in-growing sort, but she's a
mighty attractive, if small chunk of
magnetism without any spine and no
stays In her corsets.
Charles E. Evans, of "Parlor Match"
celebrity, makes his return to the foot
lights in a farce-comedy called "It's
Up to Tou, William."
The members of Mr. Evans' support
ing company give excellent accounts of
themselves, and Mr. Evans is himself
reminiscent in a long, lanky way of
that dea nof vaudeville humor, Cressy.
An act that combines educational
value and real beauty is presented by
"Maxim's Models," a bevy of men and
women who pose In faithful reproduc
tions of famous paintings.
The Reed Brothers, a couple of ani
mated bunches of strength offer feats
of skill in gymnastics and general ac
robatics that are genuinely good. They
manage to stuff a lot of comedy In
between lines, and on the whole make
good.
Swain's Cockatoos, a remarkable col
lection of educated birds, are seen In
an highly unique act. One feathered
wizard counts, tells the time, and all
but talks In, to say the least, an un
canny way.
And Dorothy Kenton, a banjolst,
comes out in an aborted color scheme
that would make the rainbow and Mel
ville Ellis turn all colors with envy.
Aided and abetted, by the orchestra,
Dorothy hands out the usual things In
banjolng which women do.
The Grand.
POR good, hard work and skilful
cycle riding the three Roehrs are
to be congratulated. Their act
leada the Sullivan & Considlne bill at
the Grand this week. Against all
seeming laws of gravity they whirl
about the sides of a revolving globe.
Featuring their act is the remarkable
loop-the-loop "which they essay at
great hazard. w
Just preceding the Roehrs Is Mabel
McKlnley, niece of the martyred Presi
dent. She makes a hit with the audi
ence In offering it the chance to take
part In the programme by Joining In
the chorus of the catchy song,
"Yum-Yum Tree." To anyone . who
sings the chorus alone, she presents
an autographed copy of the air.
Of Interest, too. this week are Ham
mond and Forrester, who give rapid
fire foolish chatter and song which
entitles them to the right to call them
selves "Laughsmlths."
Pathetic to an extreme ls the drama
surrounding an erring mother as pre
sented by the emotional artist, Emily
Dodd and her company. Instrumental
music, both classic and popular, forms
the act of Fred and- Elsa Pendleton.
They win great applause.
The remaining feature is a tight
rope act by the Roslares, man and
woman. They open their act with an
artistic arrangement of the stage, rep
resenting a garden. Then hammocks
and vine-covered walls are pulled
away and on the bare ropes, which re
main, the pair execute several feats,
including a Dutch dance In costume.
YEAR'S SEARCH ENDS HERE
Charleston, W. Va., Youth Accused
of $1600 Bank Theft, Is Caught. '
Nearly a year after his alleged flight
from Charleston, W. V., with 1660 be
longing to a bank, L. I. Melton, 21 years
old. was arrested by Detectives Hellyer
and Maloney yesterday morning at
Sixth and Burnslde streets. He ls held
for the United States Marshal of the
Southern District of West Virginia.
Melton, while admitting that he Is
the man wanted, and agreeing to go
back without extradition, refuses to say
anything of the crime of which he ls
charged.
It is alleged that Melton left Charles
ton last March, after being intrusted
with 160 of the funds of the National
City Bank of f'harleston. for which he
Company, Inc.
384 Yamhill Street
Until Feb. 1 a great re
duction on all Ladies'
Gowns, Dresses and
Tailored Suits. Your
patronage is earnestly
solicited. We assure
you a perfect fit.
Frenchy and stylish
Gowns and beautifully
finished tailored work.
An early call will save
you much money.
Dr. Lyon's
PERFECT
Tooth Powder
neutralizes the destructive
acids of the mouth cleanses,
preserves and beautifies the
teeth, and imparts purity
and fragrance to the breath.
was a bookkeeper and messenger. He
disappeared, with his cousin, a youth
of about his own age. They were traced
to this city, where the cousin secured
employment as a clerk in a hotel.
A great number of fugitives from
other places have found refuge In Port
land recently. The arrest of Melton
makes the 21st seizure this month of
men here on request of outside author
ities. DELEGATES HAVE SPECIAL
3Iany to Attend Retail Merchants'
Convention at Salem.
A special train will leave Portland
tomorrow morning on the Oregon Elec
tric carrying visitors in the fifth an
nual convention of the Oregon Retail
Merchants' Association, which is being
held at Salem.
The convention will be called to or
der by Theodore Roth. President of Sa
lem Business Men's League. An ad
dress of welcome will be given on be
half of the Salem Business Men's
League, by H. S. Glle. of Salem, and
an address of welcome on behalf of
the city of Salem, by Hon. Louis Lach
mund. Mayor of Salem. Max O. Buren
will deliver an address of welcome In
behalf of the Salem Board of Trade.
" Luncheon will be served at 1:30, after
which reports will be read of local
associations. During the afternoon
session discussions will be held on
"Figuring Profits." "How to Sell Goods
at a Profit.' and "The Economy of
-ash Discounts and Losses Sustained
by Long Credits."
The evening session will commence
at 8 o'clock. There will be an ad
dress by J. G. Watts on "The Retail
Merchant's Relation to the High Cost
of Living," and a talk by Hon. Clyde
B. Altchlson, chairman of the Oregon
Railroad Commission, on "How the
Railroad Commission Can Assist the
Retail Merchant."
"WE CAN AND WE WILL"
Do your watch and Jewelry repairing
right. Walter A. Lord Co., 1H Sixth
st, near Washington.
Rock SpnoBTS CeeL. ,
The best house coal. Liberty Coal St
Ice Co. exclusive agents, IS North
Foorr?entn street. Main li; A Slit.
For dry fir and hardwood call E SOS
and C 2303. Edlefsen Fuel Co., Inc.
Neth & Company
Collectors
Established in 1000.
How about those old accounts?
635 Worcester Hide Portland. Or.
H. W. Ladd,
Presides!
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HAVE YOU SEEN
OUR NEW
Twenty Payment Life Premium
REDUCTION POLICY?
T. B. Wilcox,
Vice-President
: 'V-e" ?v--i-s.-
':' S- at .'
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2.00 save $2.00
BY JOINING
Y.M.C.A.
CONTEST WEEK
January 23-28
Daring this week the en
trance fee of S3 Is dropped
to all new membera. The
Portland, Seattle, Tacoma
and Spokane Y. M. C- A.'a
are competing in a b I gs
membership contest.
Membership
Privileges
In $500,000 Building.
Two Gymnaeiuras.
snlnmlDi Pool.
Hand-Rall Court.
Cork Running Track.
Commercial Schools.
Trade Schools.
Boys' Day and
Night Schools.
Amusement Rooms.
Reading Room
and Library.
Advisory and Em
ployment Department
Thirty Shower Baths.
One Hundred and Sev-
enty-two Living Rooms.
Lectures, Concerts,
Entertainments.
Over 100 Different
Lines of Work.
Boys, Ages 10 to IS.
Seniors, Ages 17 I p.
Call and
Be Shown Throucb, the
Building Free.
Telephone A 6561
Main 7065
NigFit and Day
Your money is accumulat
ing at interest when you
have an account with Ash
ley & Rumelin, Bankers.
Put your surplus funds to
work now. Tour account
is cordially invited.
4 PER CENT INTEREST
PAID
On Savings Accounts
Accounts of $1.00 and Up
Received
Open 8 A. Sf. to SiSO P. M.
Saturdays Until S P. St
THE VERY BEST
dentistry on the Pacifie Coast Is executed here.
We have built up onr reputation on it. Yon can
depend on quality and cannot get better painless
WOTS, anywaere, no matter uww juuvu jwi k"J
at ajiajaaji-llsJji.as.iM''!3 We finish plsto and
. v ; , j. . - .- ' bridge work for out-
. i.- .'--viiof.town patrons
v 5one dsr U de.tr
V? v. VivHpaialees I,rmoti
In
desired.
extraction
free when plate, or
Dnage wort i. oraer
ad. CoMultatioa frea,
HoltrOrowni $5.00
22kBridf.Te.tt4.03
Geld Fillings 1.00
Eumel Fillings 100
Silver Fillings ,.50
Good Rubber
Plates 9.00
BtstR.d Rubber ,
Plates 7.50
M.sY.s. mil, ranatn tm Miaaats Painltta Extr'twi . 5 U
ta nut uuaunsi m ramta BEST methods
Wise Dental Co., inc.
Painless Dentists
Fining Building. Third snd Wsshington. PORTLAND. ORg
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No -Estimates
Everything Guaranteed
. A- .-
att?5
MM. Johnson,
Secretary
S. P. L0CKW00D, VICE-PRESIDENT AND GENERAL MANAGER
Harry Richey, Manager Portland Agents
Home Office, Ninth Floor SpaHinz Bldj , Portland, Or.
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HAND
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It has a delicate, velvety touch and con.
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California Metal Plating Works
A. Methivler. prop.
GOLD. -ILTEB, BRASS AND KICKEI.
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BULLETIN
NO
22
Competition
By Charles V. Weston, President, ' :
South Side Elevated Railroad Company, Chicago, HI. 7
Most of us are convinced that the public utility business is
a natural monopoly. The majority of latter day economists
admit this to be the case. Public service utilities, requiring
special and permanent fixtures in streets and other public
places, cannot be operated with high degree of success from
the standpoint of either the managers or the public, except as
non-competitive concerns. Therefore, it may safely be ad
vanced that public utilities, whether in public or private hands,
can best be conducted under a system of legalized and regu
lated monopoly. .
In the rendering of public service, competition means a
duplication of investment; it means a duplication of service and
of expenses, all of which spell ruin to the enterprises involved.
The pressure of competition leads owners of the competing
utilities to combine in order to escape insolvency. With com
petition there always is the frantic effort to pay interest on
wasteful investment ; service is skimped, to the disadvanage of
the public. Whereas, if only one system had originally been
given monopolistic privileges under proper public control, both
the company and the public would have been the gainer.
Study of the history of competition in public service under
takings leads to the conclusion that no matter what provision
a franchise majr contain against consolidation, it is only a ques
tion of time when every franchise holder seeks the safe haven
of monopoly and that, from the standpoint of the people and
from the standpoint of the business itself, monopoly franchises,
under proper public control, are the best. v
rortiana Kaiiwav,
Light & Power Co.
DENVER, KANSAS CITY,
OMAHA, ST. LOUIS
FAST
TRAINS
Trains run via Spokane, the Northern' Pacific or
Great Northern and Burlington Route. Standard
and Tourist Sleeping Cars and first-class Coaches.
The entire territory of the Missouri and Mississippi
.Valleys is reached by this service.
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