THE MORNING OREGOXTAX, SATURDAY, MARCH 13. 1911.
13
6
ELLIS AMENDMENT
WILL BE REVISED
City Attorney Finds Defects in
Effort to Obtain Paving
Competition. u
WOOD BLOCKS FIND FAVOR
Promise of Belter Bid for East .Mor-
rlMi Street Defeats i-ffort of
Granitoid Company Front
Street Compromised.
Counrrfmaa Flits' prnd aruend
inset to th charter, prortdtnc for com
petition ta bard-surface patretnen's. 1
roc valid drawn. In the opinion of
Ity Attorney Urant. a-lYen to the street
nnimi't of tfie rilr Council jetr
T. While the act Is to be submitted
to toe electorate by the Initiative, poll
tlona now betne; In circulation, ionic ont
erurrd the opinion from Mr. Oram rol
tin tartly and tons brouubt It before the
committee.
"I believe In t h la amendment. In that
I feel we ousht to hare cum competl
tlon In pavlns;. said Councilman Lm
bard. "1 would prefer to see tMa pro
Baaed amendment aent to tha City f -toraejr.
wlin Instructlona to return In
time for submission to the voters
throufh the Council a corrected mess
ore. If there are defects In tr.le.""
"There are enxineerinr problems con
cerned In tlfcls propoeed law that will
rot work out.- remarked Cttr Knalneer
Morris.
Councilman Meecfea moved that It be
referred to tha City Attorney and City
JlBslneer. which waa dona.
Xew Amendment Ordered.
ntv Attorney Grant regards tha
amendment aa bavins; been Improperly
drawn. In that It seeks to amend sev
eral sections of tha charter In one act
Tha action of tha committee Instructs
Mm to prepare an amendment properly
drawn, and to submit It next i eunes
!ar. If the Council should order II on
tti ballot. It will ba unnecessary for
Mr. tills to proceed further with his
Initiative petitions.
Tha proposed amendment Is designed
to secure open and competitive bids In
hard-surface pavlns; Jobs. Its main re
quirement Is that In each street to ba
Improved the Council shall order plana
and specifications for not less than two
kinds of pavement, and that the loweat
responsible bldJer shall receive the
contract. Vnder tha present charter
the field Is divided betweea the various
companies and there la no actual com
petition.
ftecause of this condition, property
owners In tjtouth Portland have nled
ilt In the Circuit Court airatnat tha
city for ordering Hassatn laid on cer
tain streets, ss It Is a patented article
and Is laid here by only one company,
The street committee held up all pend
ing ordinances for this pavement
throughout the city, and will not order
any mora of It until the court deter
mines Its standing-, as, should tha city
loss, tha general fund would have to
defrav all asaesamenta levied and not
jaid by property owners.
Wood Blocks In Favor.
Efforts of tha Granitoid Company to
set a foothold- In the city by seciirlra;
the propoeed Improvement of East Mor.
neon street, from East Water street to
inton avenue failed because tha major
Ity ef the members of tha committee
felt that tha wood blodts should be laid
tr-ere. A recent bid on these waa so high
t"at the street committee, of the Execu
tive Board recommended a chance to
me other pavement, but It Is under
stood that another bid will ba submitted
that will be aatlsfartory.
Manaxer Lyons, of the North Pacific
Terminal Company, and Chrle Mln
stnaer. a contractor, enceced in a ver
bal war before the committee aa to tha
proposed pavlns; of Kront street from
'!anders to Quimby streets. Mr. Lyons
wanted the at tee t paved with ajratilt
old and only from Flanders to Nlcoiat.
whereas Mr. Mlnslnser wanted It paved
with stona blocks to Quimby. A com
promise waa made and tha committee
ordered stona blocks to Silteenta
Street.
TUa committee will proceed to collect
from the Portland Hallway. IJaht
nwer Company Ita portion of the cost
of pavlns East Twenty-elKhth street
from th brides at Sullivan's gulch to
Ilalsey.
The report of tha subcommittee as to
tha adjustment of tha vexatious Broad
way bridge problem. Involving; rlzhta of
irtr. waa adopted without comment.
Tha committee recommended a pro
poeed amendment to the charter pro
viding; for an Increase la the rate of
pay fur the City Engineer. It gives the
Council poarr tu tlx the salsry. but
Axes I JO o a year as tha mtnlr.iuui.
TXRTSMOCTlI M AXTS PAVING
FWolntkna Condemn Litigation
That I Drlavrng Hoik.
Mayor Simon and tha City Council have
tha Indorsement of the Wlllumbla Hall
Association and the Portsmouth Improve,
aieat Association In their efforta to make
extensive bard-surface Improvements
throughout tha city. Tha organisation
last nsht took action at a special aeaslon
to forestall lttlrattoa that baa been
started In tha Circuit Court by tha Ter
wtlllxsr Land Company, which temporar
ily, at least, ties np all work on the laying
f 11 ssam pavements all over tha city.
A communication, brtatlins; with Indig
nant expreaalon. waa directed sent to
City Auditor Barsur. and will be filed
tl la morning- It expresses confidence
In tha administration s efforts to Improve
tlie city's streets.
A strong reason for this special action
Is that there have been nndt r way on
the Per Insula hundreds of thousands of
dollars' worth of Hassazn and other bard
avrfaca tmprovemrnta. Tha communica
tion to the Mayor and Council said:
"We believe we are men of average
bitslllgeore and know what we are doing
In the matter of seeking methods and
means tor the Improvement and upbuild
Irs of this part of tha city, especially
In new of the fact that we aione will ba
called upon to pay the btlla
W"e naturally resent tha tactics of
fv e Terwllltger Land Company, or one
A. Fl Clarke, or anyone else who seeks
ta delay further a work that we have had
ander way for several years. Wa cannot
but criticise the motives of these people,
aa It Is clearly not within their province
to attempt la any manner to make null
and void tha achievements on our part
alter so much labor. If this Is a scheme
to embarrass any of ths contractors do
ing work In this locality, wa would ask
aa a matter of protection to our own
Interests that your honorahle body tmlte
with us In an effort to ferret It out and
kelp save us from becoming the Innocent
victims of their motives for self-aggrandisement
or pecuniary benefit."
County Lcta f IS.0S0 Contract.
Tha County Court yesterday let tie
contract for finishing tha east wing of
the new Courthouse to 1 and EX Eman
uel, the contract price being V
Three other bids were submitted. While
ths Emanuel bid was not ths lowest. It
cama nearest to conforming with tbs
plana and specifications prepared by
Architect Lewis. The other bids were
EX br Par-tlus Manufacturing Com
pany; i:.9Cl by J. F. Hard, and 112.11
by the Oregon Planing Mills.
BILLS MAY BE REFERRED
Yamhill Residents Oppose Appro
priations for State Schoole.
"Ths people of TamhIH County are
determined to Invoke tha referendum
on several appropriation bills passed
by tha recent Legislature." said Repre
sentative Timothy Brownhlll. who rep
resented that county In the House dur
ing tha legislative assembly, at the
Imperial Hotel yeaterday. "Petitions
are being circulated asking that the
measures appropriating Increased funds
to the University of Oregon sn.l the
Orstcea Agricultural College. $150,000
for an additional state building at Sa
lem and lio 000 for a dormitory for tha
reson State Normal fchool at Mon
mouth, be referred to the people.
"This referendum movement did not
originate among the flrangers of my
county, aa has been suppotf-d. aitnougn
It has the-aupport of many tnembere of
the Orange. The action was decided at
a mass meettns of Yamhill County citi
zens, representing all classes The ref
erendum as to the l-recou Agricultural
College will api.lv only to the Item of
:7ooo tor additional buildings. it
will not Involve in any way the In
creased annroprlation of $.0,000 annu
ally for maintenance. Tha referendum
on tha I nlversiiv or tregon appropria
tions will cover bold appropriations,
aggregating l&OTOo for the tao-year
period, for new buildings ana increaeea
maintenance.
Tb men behind tha referendum feel
that the appropriation of li0.00e 'or
an additional building for -tale pur-
noses at Salem Is not necessary ano
argue that the annual tax voted by tha
people last November for the support
of the Monmouth school should be ade
quate without asking a further appro
priation for a dormitory.
T. R. BANQUET TICKETS $10
Accommodations to Be Made for 200
rrrtom by Committee.
ri.b... . .v. fon....u banouet will
k . cia . . - n-i hinr fixed vesterday
at a meeting of tha general committee
having In cnarge tne .local
ments for the entertainment of Colone
I. ..I. I- IWtl.rwl on Anrll h. Al
ready one-third of tha tickets have
been taken. The number is iimitea to
aa t-v. . .. . ne tttm tlclrela is not coil
. of tha Com mere la
s-i... . k . .ffai. I regarded aa nub
ile. The first persons wno spiiu
be entitled to tne ucaeia.
a
. . inti.ni 1 1 1 r a I for the entertain
ment of Mr. Koosev-lt mere irom s
P. M to :S P. M. iarvey Beckwlth.
.. 1'Annnarrisl Club, and
Charles B. Merrick, secretary of ths
committee, will go to r.ugene iw
Rnneveit. Governor West will
join incut ' - ,
Mr. Koosevelt will be accompanied uj
his secretary. Frank Harper, and they
will take the Siiasta Limited train out
. rn.ira Anrll 4 for Portland.
They will crosa the state line near
Ashland at 1:10 A. si. Apru a -
v -in n M Mr. Roosevelt
will leave Portland over tha Northern
Pacific for Taooma at ii.is r.
April t.
HENRY GEORGE DUE TODAY
Oregon City and Portland to Hear
Noted rubllclst.
u..ft Reorgs. Jr- tha Kew Tork
Representative and single laser, will
arrive In Portland this anernoou si a
o clock from Seattle. Mr. Oeorge will
Ka met at the deoot by representativea
of the Henry George Association and
tha r. M. C A. and it is prooaoie
soma of the single tax sympathisers
from here will accompany him to Ore
gon City, where he apeaks tonight.
The principal address of Mr. tseorgo
In Portland will be delivered la the
Hellia- Theater, tomorrow afternoon, at
o'clock. Tills meeting la to be held
nder the auaplcea of the 1 oung Mens
Christian Aasoctstlon. and Mr. Oeorge's
subject will be "Tolstoi, An Intimate
View." Mr. George waa tne gueat or
Count Tolstoi In Kussla several yeara
ago.
Mr. George while la Portland will
ba tha rueat of the Henry George
Association, under tha auspices of
which he will speak la n omen of
Woodcraft Hall tomorrow night. Mon
day ha will leave for San Francisco,
and from there will go directly to
Washington to attend the special ses
sion of Congress.
NEW CHURCH IS APPROVED
Westminster Presbyterians to Ask
Bids on w Structure.
Plana for tha proposed new atone
church were approved officially at a
well-attended meeting of the congrega
tion of Weauntneter preebyteiiana
Thursday night and tha architect waa
authorised to complete ths sped Heat ions
nd Invito bids. Before tha letting of
any of ths contract ths specification
nd bids will ba referred to tne con
gregation and no contracts will ba let
ntll the building committee can awe its
way dear to proceed. Rev. Henry Mar
co Lie. Uie pastor. aal4 yesterday that ha
waa satisfied with tha situation and with
the progress that la being made.
I am pleased beyond measure witn
tha splendid, spirit of tha meeting last
lght." said Kev. Mr. Marcorte. "and
we are making good progress. When the
bids come back to the congregation wo
hope to be able to let the contracts.
HOMESEEKERS!
Chclialls, Washington.
Surrounded by largest dairy, fruit and
farming country In Pacific Northwest.
Acreage inducements for Intensive farm
ing. County seat Lewis County, where
land la cheaper and the best. Chehalls
Is the liveliest Inland vi ashlngton town
of Mis) people. Paved streets, electrlo
ghte. sewerage, water, gaa and all mod
ern comforts. Has In public Im
provements under way now. Islt Che
halls and see Southwest Washington's
largest farming section before locating
elsewhere. Cliehalla has a variety of
manufacturing with large monthly pay
roll. For details, visit Chehalls. or ad
dress Cltlsena Club. Chehalls. Wash. "
' i
Ad Men Are Entertained.
VfAinKer. of the Portland Ad Club
gathered Thursday 'evening to enjoy a
banquet and special entertainment given
under the direction of A. A. Schell. In tha
Puater a Klelser factory. East Seventh
ard Everett streete. The large plant was
cleared and thus the members had plenty
of room. Speeches were made by W. R.
Emery, of Chicago. 111.. Western man
ager of Everybody'-) Magaxlne; D. O.
Lively, of the Penlnu!a Industrial Com
pany: Fred W. H'.r manager of the
Portland Railway. Light Power Com
pany: J. K- Gratke. of Astoria, and by
others.
New Arrivals ill Men's Stetson
Our Own Cheshire, S3 Easter
Olds - Wortman-Kingf
en's
At!
VlVe V-aV
rVil
CHEAP ELECTRIC
POWER PROMISED
Mr. Josselyn Outlines Plans
That Will Involve Expendi
ture of $7,000,000.
EXTENSIONS ARE PROVIDED
Energy Hill Be So low In Price
That Factories .Vow Using Refuse,
for Fuel Cannot Be Com
petitors, . Is Said.
Formal announcement was made yes
terday by President Josselyn, of tha
Portland Hallway. Ufcht & Power Com
cany. that In the next two years the
company would expend 14,000,000 In
the development or electrical energy
plants, so as to place tha company by
11 In a position to furnish electrical
power In a larite district In Oregon and
Washington. With construction work
now under way. coupled with the work
laid out for 111 and 1912. the com
pany will ba able to produce 100,000
horse-power by water generation.
This amount includes the u.ouu-
borse-power plant at Oregon City, tha
1S.0O0 plant at Cazadero, 15.000-horse-power
at Kstacada. which will ba com
pleted In September this year, and 40.
000 additional horse-power on tha Up
per Clackamas. With the project on
the Upper Clackamas, which will ba
finished In 114. the company will be
able to utilize the fall of tha water In
this one stream at three different loca
tions. With all these plants com
pleted and with the necessary high
tension wire built ths company will
hare expended f 7,000.000, the construc
tion already completed representee aa
outlay of 13,000.000.
burplus Power In Prospect.
tl-a v n,,r been able, before
now. to set much ahead of the enor
mous, increasina; oeroanu oi vur iitcbi
mllway ana lifcnun' piania, muq av,
toaselyn yesterday.
-ti.ia Asimlnv (Unlnmbur wa shall
have a surplus of power from tha con
struction or our new pissi at wiww.
Wa shall then be in a position to tur
nlsh extra power not only to all In
Portland who may want It, but to Port
land and as far south aa Salem. Wa
are now furnishing: power for the Ore
gon Electric and United Rail way a, and
as these lines are extended wa shall, of
course, be compelled to furnish addi
tional power. By the extension of our
Kstacada hlgh-transmlaslon line to
Hood Kler wo would bo In a position
to deliver power to the Pacific Power
aV Light Company, who are about to
construct a high-transmission line front
The Dallas to Umatilla, a distance of
100 miles. Thar they connect with
their Kennesrtck lines by way of Lu-
,0in the extension and development of
these vast water-power plants which
wa have on tha Clackamas River wa
shall be In a position to extend our
power lines almost to Eugene on tha
south, to Tillamook on tha west. Che
halla on the north and Hood River on
Uie east. This territory within the
circle of 100 miles surrounding Port
land Is tha most wonderful territory
In tha world. It will posssss. as tha
yeara go by. an enormoua amount of
electrical energy which will broaden
until the circle la widened, and It la
barely possible we shall live to ses tha
power of this region extended np the
valley for many miles.
-The greatest feature In connection
with this industry that we are Jevel
oplng Is that we ahall be enabled, as
we grow bigger, to furnish power
cheaper, and I expect to see the day
when electrical power will be furnlahed
In Portland more cheaply than any
pUra In the world. At the present time
IX la aa cheap as a&r place to bs found.
M
$27.50 Suits
The man who wants a sterling
should not miss coming here
ranged a large number of suits such as you'll want for
early Spring' wear and have lowered the price so that
there is a substantial saving realized by all who buy now.
Only a few more days until Easter Don't
wait until the last minute The women
folKs will have their new froths and hats
and will expect yoa men to assist in the
splendid appearance of the Easter parade.
This is a g'ronp of odds and ends, hardly two alihe, but
the styles are very correct and materials the best Not
all sizes of each pattern, but there are all sizes in thelot
Styles for sober minded business men as well as for the
young man who wants a swag'g'er cut a little cut of the
ordinary The values range from $20.00 -
to $27.50 Priced specially for today at P JQO
Men's $1Q Sxiit Cases $6.98
I the Trunk and Bag Store, fourth floor, a sale of 24inch genuine cowhide
Suit Cases in four stylfs and three colors, with or without straps, some French
edges, all linen lined, with shirt fold and straps inside. Regular -.a, q
.-.Ann 1 rr-i-. . J.'fl nl oita nf thia snecinl for todav at onlv v"wO
5-1 U.uw values. x mid oMnm -
a, . ihMrv It Is col n ar
ana nccorama w -- - -
to be lower and lower. In the sale of
this power we shall make what is
known as IX-hour service, thus per
mitting the railways and the Renting
plants the opportunity to use all the
power needed during the peak hours,
without interfering with our other cus
tomers, i -
Th early completion of our new
water-power plant at Estacada has en
abled us to extend tl policy of ! this
company and contracts are now being
taken for the delivery of power to a
larger area than heretofore In the
oiatea of Oregon and Washington, and
from now on we propose to make the
sale of cheap electrical power, for all
purposes, the most Important branch
of our business. .
-in order to Insure continuity of
, a, iw Aii.tnmera. In case of
service
low water in tne nvera. -
I ' . " .A.m station capacity
! .rch and now have In operation
an entirely new steam Plant on in
esst side of the river n Portland and
are now arranging to Increase the ca
psclty of that station during tha pres-
'""Thebnildlng of these new water
power and steam plants and hlgh-ten-ilon
transmission Unas Involves the ex
penditure of many millions of aollar
but the growth of the states mentioned
ana the City of Portland particularly
warrants. In our Judgment, the expen
diture of these large amounts to keep
pace with our phenomenal growth, we
expect to make electrical power so
cheap that factories now using team
power, generated by refuse fuel could
not possibly compete with the price we
w ill be able to make."
HATCHET TO BE BURIED
NAVAL MILITIA TO HATE FIRST
DRILL SINCE TltOCBLE.
Crtilser Boston to Bo Turned Over to
Oregon Organization by Slay
15, Is Announced.
For tha first time since the begin
ning of the factional strife In the Na
val Militia that organisation will hold
a regular drill this evening at the Ar
mory, and although there Is still some
feeling among the officers an effort Is
to bs made tonight by all concerned to
forget past differences and to work
together for the success of the organi-
George B. Shepherd, captain of the
organisation, has received a letter from
the Government, - Informing him that
the cruiser Boston, now undergoing re
pairs at the Bremerton Navy-yard, will
be ready for use of tha Oregon Naval
MllHla by May la.
It Is expected that, some memoera ci
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due to constipation.
Best for men. women
and children : young
and old.
Toqetits Beneficial
effects, always note the
name of the Company
Cmifornia Fig Syrup Co.
plainly printed on the
front of every package
of the Genuine
Hats for Easter
Hats Now Ready
value In a suit of clothes
today We have ar
1 -
the local organization will go to Brem
erton to receive the vessel and come on
It to Portland. As the vessel will leave
Bremerton May 15 she will be In Port
land a few days later, and from that
date on she will, be the home of -the
naval jniniia.
It is realized that unless factional
feeling Is burled the Oregon Naval
Militia must be disbanded or an en
tlrely new set of men put in charge.
The organization will be under the di
rectlon of the Adjutant-General of the
State Militia and thus in the future
there will be a way to settle all dis
putes of authority through proper
channels.
The United States Government has
promised to aid in promoting the wel
fare of the Naval Militia. After it was
first suggested that the cruiser Boston
be assigned to duty with the Oregon
Militia a suit was filed against tne
Government, in an effort to force the
sale of the vessel, but this was recently
decided In favor of the Government.
Considerable money has been spent
by the Government In refitting the
Boston, and when she Is turned over to
the Oregon Naval Militia she will be a
rather formidable fighting vessel, fane
has a battery of 21 guns and a ats
placement of 3000 tona
It Is expected that with a ship de
tailed for use of the company renewed
Interest will be taken In the drill and
that tonight will see nearly all the
members at tha Armory.
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Most Centrally Located Hotel in tha City
Recently Modernized
RATES 75c TO $3.00
European Plan. Free Bua
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The best-built railroad in tb West. Trains run via Spokane,
ths Great Northern or Northern Pacific to St. Paul, Burlington
Route to Chicago. For hundreds of miles the line follows the
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Every comfort is supplied en route.
OBSERVATION CARS.
STANDARD BLEEFKEi.
TOL'RIST SLEEPERS.
DINING CARS, MEALS A LA CARTEL
FIRST-CLASS COACHES.
Leave Portland 7:00 P. M. JfcOO A. M.
Arrive Spokane 6:55 A. M. 8:15 P. M.
Arrive Bt. Paul 8:10 A. M. 10:00 P. M.
Arrive Chicafo 3 days to the hour.
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Improvements bonded and to be assumed by the purchaser.
Lots 50x100 $1250 and up
Terms, 15 per cent cash and 2 per cent per month. -
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A hotel in the very heart of Portland's Dusineasi
activity. Modern in every respect. Rates, $1.00
and up. Moderate prioe restaurant in connection.
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The largest and most magnificent
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Manager.
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Cor. Fourteenth an J Washington
Slew Hetel Klesjaatlr Fnraiakea,
Rates $1 and Up
SPECIAL RATES FOE PERM ATTEST.
Eoropeaa Flaa. Bas Meets All TralssM
M. H. FOLEY. PROPRIETOR.
BATHS.
The Bowers Hotel
Kleentta, ITear WaahinfftOB Street.
Largest Cafe in the City Service Unsurpassed
6 Room 91.00 Per Day
BO Rooms tl&O Per Day -75
With Bath 92.00 Per Day
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