THE MOIWINO OREGOyiAy. WEDXESDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1911
CITY'S BULL HUN
RIGHT IN BALANCE
Portland's Water System Seen
in Danger in Suit of Mount
Hood Line.
DEVELOPMENT FIRM SUED
Ralhsaj In Attacking Title of W.
Cobb Befor Jndj Morrow
I
In Line to Block Second Pipe
If Iwcl'lon If Won.
lnrolT.4 In tha suit of the Mount
.od Railway Por Company
gainst W. B. Cobb and the Kl-rtrlo
Ii-vipmfnt Comr-anr. which ha ben
rnd!n befora Circuit Jadsre Morrow
fsr HToral months, la the rlsht of the
City of Portland to appropriate water
from Bull Kun for Ita a.cond pipeline
'.hlch waa recently completed. It the
nit la determined adreraely to the
Mount Hood lnt-rssts the murli-ipallty
will awaken to find Itself entitled only
to the 12.501. 00 callona a day. the
rapacity of the old pipeline and cor
erel by the clty'a orlKlnal flllnpa on
tftat etream, with no rlaht or title to
tie Tolume of water that la dlrerted
from that etream by the newly-con-atrn'ted
conduit.
The original ftllnic by the city for
tie appropriation of water from Bull
Kan tor flomrstlc purpoeee waa 1-sral-Itrd
by loglnlatlvs act. This waa taken
by citizens a-enerally to perpetuate the
crty" rights to a supply of water and
no farther thousht waa a;lTen the sub
ject until It. Harry Lane became May
or In lo&. Shortly after assuming
the Mayoralty. It. Lane learned that
eereral lndllluale were films: on wa
ter rlKhta on the same stream. He
uaMit tee City Attorney Immedlate
1 ta prepare the usual flllna- notices
ttr Increased appropriations In the
name of the city and caused them to
be posted on that atreara. only to be
Informed a few daya later by the cltr'a
I.jral representative that the noticea
wre faulty. Other noticea were then
posted, but theee. too. proved Inade
auate for the purpose. Before the
proper leaal noticea could be drafted
and posted, films by private persona
bad been made corerln all the water
ef that stream In of the SI.&00.-
rallona Included In the city a ortl
nal ftltnars.
nil as Oktalawel by Koad
Later these flllnits were transferred
ta the Mount liooj corporation which.
In Its deaitnua with the city, stipulated
that the city ehoulj be enUtled to the
use of all water from Hull Hun which
rulibt be needed for domestic pur-
rt,-V?hI'.a I waa Mayor." aald Mr. Lane
last nlsht, 1 aoiiKMt to force the Mount
Hood line to rellnqulh to the city all
of Its rihts to the water In Dull Bun
above the city a Intake. I did so for
the reason that the city's title to thla
water reated. as It rests now. entirely
en the aareement between toe city and
the Mount Hood company. If at any
tirae the Mount Howl company ahould
loss or forfeit Ita title, the city at the
same time, belne; subsidiary to It.
would lose or forfeit all ita rlhts to
such water. For the same rsason, I en
deavored to- nave Uie preaeot Mayor
and members of the City Council force
this relinquishment from tha Mount
Hood company, but It baa not been
done. la the arecte. this city haa
rvpended between $1 OO.OOO and $.
.0. ' In lnstai:in Ita water system.
In.-:u.iln- the completion of the new
pipeline."
The present controversy between tha
Mount Hood company and Mr. Cobb and
his ao.-lates dates tom January 13.
10 when Cobb n;ed on water rtahts
..n enJy Hlver below the mouth of
Hull Run River, contending that the
Mount liood concern f-r ten months
in.m.4tfttrlT nreredlns; that date had
not performed the development work
on Its water rtahta required by law
anJ for that reason had lorreitea us
rialm under the law to those rights.
ObD and his associates oraanlsed the
Kiectrto development Company, which
has evpended money In development
work for tSe purpose of keeptna alive
la rthts. Pube.juently. the Mount
Hood Company Instituted suit In the
ptate Circuit Court asainst Cobb and
tha Flectrlc Ievelor.nent Company,
eeeklnc to be det-lared absolute owner
rf the water rlsrhta in dispute.
Tkree Prefects levelled.
' is. resutlns: the suit. Cobb contends
tkat too rlKhta claimed b tha Mount
Hood Company Include three projecta;
tkat tha company's development work
haa been carried out on the upper proj
ect alone and for that reason Its rights
ta the two lower projects have lapsed
ncdrr the law. The plaintiff company,
tow ever, contends that Ita fll'jiits are
protected by tha development .jrork
done within the required 1 montha
following Its fUlnc-a.
8. B. Huston and Judss M. L. Pipes
are attorneys for Mr. Cobb and tha
l:iectrlc Iveloimrl Company. Mr.
Huston aald yesterday that his clients
had expended about elO.000 In develop
ment work aa an evidence of stood
faith In their water hol.llnsja. Tha
s;ravtt of the situation, so far as Port
land's watsr r!rhts are concerned, was
admitted last niitht by Mr. Huston.
-if our contention aa to the posses
sion of water rtahta In the Handy River
are austalned by the courts, na sa-.o.
!t menrs that all the water In Bull
with the exception of IJ.S00.OO9
a-allJus dally, covered by the clty'a
original f iimes. betone-s to Cobb and
Ma associates. Havln been laid since
ear f-llrss were nu-l in li. ttie sec-
end Bull Run pipe line, owned by tha
city. Is taktna- water not Included In
the city's flllnca and which properly
be Ions a to the Electric J"evelopment
Company. If our contentions are enr-vect-
-The nhts of Cobb and Ms associ
ates to the water on which they have
made fl'.tnaa are further protected by
trie ownership- of land alcne tha Sandy
lr tha dlstrl.-t coverej by our filings
of January. 10 ITven ir our ricnts
to the water In Bull Kun are not eue-
t.in.,4 by the courts, there la a sen
ras question In my mind whether tha
Mount Hoed Company can continue, un
er Its aareement. to permit the city to
a-Brocrlate a aufriclent supply of wa
ter for Its second pipeline. In evcesa
rf that to which the city is entities
fee it. fl'.lncs. when the increased ap
propriation will operate to the Injury
of riparian rlahts held by Cobb and
hte as-oclates on the Sandy. Into which
tie depleted waters of Bull Bun empty.
DesBwrree Peetetoe Awaited.
f ntll the demurrer pendlnf before
Jalge Morrow has been decided, we
srta not determine our attitude towards
ih. rite and Its rights."
It Is evldt nt from tha position Cobb's
rounsel takes, there Is prospect for
litigation before the rlirht of tSa city
to supply Its second pipeline with water
t-n-r, Hull Run can be determined le
as y If Cobt and hte aaeocsatea win
Jot' aver tha Mount Hood Company In
tie court, tia mualdpailtj wUl tavs
to deal with Cobb and tha Electric De
velopment Company for Ita Increased
and neceasary water aupply. If the
Monnt Hood Company comes out -victor,
the city will have to fight for thla wa
ter aupply anyway, aa Cobb and tale
aeaocLatee will doubtless Interpose ob
jections as riparian owners to tha ap
propriation of mora water by the city,
regardless of Its agreement with the
Mount Hood Company, than Is actually
covered by the original water filing by
tha municipality. '
MORE RESORTS RAIDED
Police Arrest Doaen Women nd Men
In Various Placea.
Continued activity of 'tha police to
raiding disorderly houses brought In
mates of a dosen of tha amaller places
Into tha police atatlon yesterday on
general charge of vagrancy. . .
lilnnle tiperi tnu " " -
-. .l . - -.-ted vester-
Ile X'avis eirvvi. ww.w -
day by Sergeant Burke and Patrolman
Hanson. Eva Horton we. ........
Patrolmen Bewley and Henson at IiJMi
Bumslde street. In' company with
lieorge Sthenken. who was charged
born and Elnor Gordon. Inmatea of
..... i ...... .... arrested by
sergeant RUey. with J. J. Martin, who
waa charged wnn visiwus
Julo George, allaa Madge Joy. waa ar
rested at Front and Madison atreet by
Sergeant Oelsner and Patrolman
fevert. Mary Loop was
t ,a y street .uu ... .. " - -
Clay street yesterday. Patrolmen
: . ... . w hAth ar-
Kaner ana view...
. . i . citt.an was arrested at
Second and Everett atreets by Patrol
men Uewiey ana nou.u". - - - --
.- ... u.lt.nn mnA HllUQ LedlC.
St ITS Davis street. Patrolmen Baney
and Stewart arrested nose . i
and Christina Fleming at ilfm
Flanders street.
Goldte Wilson waa arresiea
. . . . . . w B....ni ()iinir and
Alain tir" m w..
patrolman Evert, who have been scour
ing the Soota End.
MAN KILLED SAVING DOG
SI. A. Tucker Throws Pet Off Track
and Is, Kan IKrwn by Train.
i . Tnrk.r. seed 6S years, was
killed last night by an Oswego local
Southern Paclflo train while trying- to
save his fox terrier. Foxy, aa It waa In
the path' of tha locomotive and waa too
frightened to run out of the way. He
threw the dog to one aide down an
w. -..-. v.... waa himself -struck
by the train and killed Instantly.
Tucker ana nis u.j-
Charlie, living at 10 Macadam road,
were returning to their home, with
their dog. when the train came around
the curve at the toot of Curry street.
When he saw tha two on the track.
Engineer TV. F. Bchellenburg blew tha
whistle iwire.
. .... ....... .... Ki. father, the
boy pushed him off the embankment
by the side of tha track, then leaped
down himself. Tucker saw that tha
dog. frightened and whimpering, waa
still on the track and climbed up again
to get It- Just as he Tung It down
the embankment, tha train struck him.
NATIONAL BODY. JOINED
inert riclana Form Section of Light
Aseoclatlon of America
. - . .i.-a i.. r rh. National
roru.nu ' v -
. . ....i.tin at Amer--
civcino ... . " .
lea waa formed last night tn the aa-
sembry hall ef tha Electrio Duuamg j
100 persons engaged la the electric
lighting industry of this city. T. Com
merford Martin, secretary of the Na
tional association, from Nsw Tork. in
.. .. present In the procedure
to acquire membership. He also spoke
of hte association and experience; with
Thomaa A. Edison, in. lov.u.v..
For two yeara or more Mr. Martin
worked aide by aide with Edison In
his shops at Orange. N. J- l" the ex-
.. ki .are balnsr conducted
In connection with his great work.
The meeting- resultea in tne cni .
O R. OoldwelL superintended or me
light and power department ef the
Portland Railway, ugm m "
pany. as temporary president of tha
new organisation, and W. Hamilton
aa secretary.
BLIND MAN F0UND GUILTY
Court Stays Sentence Agnlnat fn-
llcensed Practitioner.
. i- iv. i at f doctors recently
srreated for practicing without a 11-
... t-.a... a blind t) recti -
tlonrr. who haa been conducting a
"roltre and cancer imuiun
. -. nu aM-art atreet- had a luTT
trial before Justice of the Peace OUon
In a night eeeslon or ins justice wri
last night. Morris ooiasiem .ppe.r
. . k . j.f...i.nf .nd the case was
prosecuted by Pr. Pamuel Tfhlte. rep
resenting the State Medical Board, and
Peputy ProeecuUng Attorney Bobert
lennlson.
Voose eras found iruilty. nut en ac
count of his blindness. Judge Olson
. n .i n .. . ).. rau indeflnlte-
ly. with the strict provision that If
other complaints were brought against
Voose In future, na wouia m B ' ' r" "
fuU penalty for his breach of tha law.
FIRM '. FILES STATEMENT
Creditor of Vancouver Company to
imo Trustees Soon.
VANCOUVER. Wash., Sept. II. (Spe
cial. A aehedule w as filed In tha
court of George B Simpeon, referee to
bankruptcy for thla district, by Swank
Company today, showing the unse
cured claims are lt.61.74. and tha
total assets are scheduled at IJI.".70.
The Inventory of the mercantile aatab
lishment at Ninth and Main streets, is
ee-v-- .
A meeting of the creditors Is aet for
September Is. at which time a irueie.
will be named. Lloyd fuBola Is at
preeent temporary Beeelver.
The firm owea the defunct Commer
cial Bank of Vancouver fM.ls5.ll.
which waa secured by real estate. As
the real estate waa deeded to tha bank
mora than four montha before bank
ruptcy proceedings were begun, the
bank tan hold the property.
GEORGE P. CREAMER DIES
Attack of Heart Disease Suffered
White Waehlng Hands.
DALLAS. Or, Sept. it. ( Special V
George P. Creamer, of thla city, dial
here today of heart dlaease. This morn
ing ha went to work aa usual working
until noon. While washln- his bands
before dinner the attack came and ha
fell to the floor.
Mr Creamer came to rsjlae about
two years ago from Portland. Tha body
-will be shipped tomorrow to Franola,
Wash., for burial. Mr. CreaJner la
survived by his widow.
i EOlsXsaa deUvata Al aordsrsei. BIO, '
GUARD OVER SPUN
SEIZED By F
Twenty-Five Accidents on
Burnside Bridge in Month
Scare Tender.
PLEA FOR HELP IS MADE
G. F. For bee. Foreman, Declares
Mad Rush of Autos aa Viaduct
Closes Cause Collision Dally
and Danger Grows Worse.
Twenty-nve, more or less, serious ac
cidents on tha Burnside bridge In tha
last month are attributed to deplorable
trafflo conditions, by F. O. Forbes,
brldgs foreman. In an appeal for relief
made to tha County commissioners yes-
, . Vf Vnrhaa aita ha decided to
ask for relief after the accident Mon
day. In which a boy was hurt, and an
other ona yesterday morning. In which
a boy en a bicycle was Injured by
being run down by an auto truck. He
ploturee tha bridge trafflo- aa a mad
race between automobiles, streetcars,
Mraxi.a wraarana. 'auto trucks and
pedestrians, which tha bridge force Is
unable to check ana wmcn ne tears
will result In mora serious accidents
unleaa eondltlona are changed.
Tha main trouble comes, saia air.
Forbes, "when the draw span Is open
for boats and the trafflo becomes con
gested at tha two gates. I occupy a
lookout over tha bridge, and when I
ring the bell for the gatekeepers to
-w. . . t hold Tn v breath and
look out the window for the results.
Every -variety or vehicle wanta 10 um
. . . . V. . ..1. 1. all 1. 1 n M of
XBV le.U. wuu v " .. .-
collisions, blockades and amashups In
wnicn u. in. k . i. w -
have gathered up some of tha pieces of
broken automobllea, and now have In
my houoe enough broken parts to con
struct a good-slaed auto truck.
The vehicles at tha two ends of the
bridge. Instead of standing in line on
the rlght-naua siae. crowu
. . , . . w ( . . . w.ll end make a
ine i..i-u ..... -.
general blockade of the entire bridge.
When the galea are opsuuu inn, -rush
for the front. The vehicles on the
left-hand side speed In an effort to get
ahead of vehlclee on the right-hand
and tha result Is a general mlxup In
ins center oi am r.w ..u.
i - hinv.t. mrtt wedaed In
between the rushing traffic yesterday
morning and came near being crushed
to death. His bicycle was badly
smashed and he -waa anocaea un
conscious. I did not learn his name.
Automobllea In starting up follow
along- In line. Buddenly tha leader of
the line meeta a vehicle coming the
.w ip.tin and ha annllea the
emergency brakea. The result la that
each Qf tne string si nawiiuM
. . iii. . . v. . k . ..hln. In front
mm cvuiuvb iv" .... .. .. -.
of It. This generally results In broken
headlights, una man a lew uri .so,
ran Into the auard and wracked his
machine.
"When It Is raining tha maehlnea
akld all over the bridge and causa aool-
. . . j 1.1 4- TXT Kaw. k..TI
aenia o. Tarwaa "-. - - - - "
afraid of aome of tha speedy auto driv
ers eataamg inro-ugu ih. .m.w
the river.
The conditions cannot be regulated
by the bridge force. They get so bad
. . i .- ih.t w. h.va to call for nollce
saslstance and even that faila to bring
about gooa result.. iuow ...it. .v w.
no bridge rules which we can enforce
strictly and that makea our work dou
bly hard. I think It la time something
Is done to ohange the conditions. We
.i. . Ana with th. situation
and th drivers of vehlclea apparently
. . . .... with tha
ao nm can iv .
brldae force in providing for the aafety
of traffic"
LETTERHEAD IS CLEW
XJTW. WTSTMIXSTEH. ROBBERS
LEAVE TRACE IX ABERDEEX,
Trio Ttint Lived Several Months at
BoardMng House Snvpected of
Looting Canadian Bank.
. ni-DnrrV -Waah.. Kent.. 1 1. ( Sp
elal A letterhead, bearing the name
of Mrs. Nellie C. Reynolds, proprietor
- v. - fii n-t.l all Wait Heron
street, Aberdeen, found In tha Bank of
Montreal building, w Westminster,
B. C, on the morning of the robbery
of the bank. Is believed to ba the first
tangible clew In possession or tne oe-tatt-r.a
which mar aid In the appre
hension of the robbers. In fact ao Im
portant do tha officers consider the
Incident that two men are now In the
city working on tha ease.
xr oavnnia in a statement, re
calls the fact that three men who
roomed at the Cecil Hotel for several
months may poeelbly be concerned In
... . --hharv Th.v did not have any
occupation ao far as ah knew except
one. who waa Known as i-ercmoiie,
. h.a- amniovad at tha Aberdeen
General Hospital as fireman. About
two montha ago tne men leu sorramu,
declaring that they were going to Van
couver with the expectation of finding
CASCARETS INSURE
N31DE CLEANLINESS
Te sa Ulto as ef Caeeerex assrra aet
have Headache, Coestlpatlow. Bll
leasaeee sr Slrk Stosaaeh.
. aaaav that VOU 1MD
your Bowels, Liver and Stomach clean.
pure and rresa man v
sewers and drainage of a large city
free from obotructlou.
. i . I Inalila " i t h
I . rvu . .. . -
Cascarets or merely forcing a passage-
w ay every xew u.j
tt0 puis or castor oil? This Is impor
tant, Cascarets Immediately cleanse and
.... w . . h .amo v. the annr
regulate m ,
nndlgeated and fermenting food and
foul gases; iasi u. - - - w.. ..w.m
the liver and carry out of the system
tha oecomjw.ea wi. u".
son m ui .
No odd bow badly upset you feel, a
Uesosrei m n " . -'---o j
out by morning. They work while you
aieep. v
glst will keep your entire family feel-
. . . .Wa . T r ' t rva th
ing gooa lor HJVUMI. ' .u..ch . "
children their little lnsldes need a
COO, (anue w "ia
EAR
Mortgage Loans
Wanted for our Savings
Department. Must be
secured by at least three
times amount of loan
and on -well located, im
proved and income bear
ing properties.
MERCHANTS
SAVINGS & TRUST
COMPANY
Capital $150,000.00
W. H. Tear President
Willard Case Vice President
O. 0. Bortzmeyer Caehier
Walter H. Brown, Asst. Oashr.
employment or having employment of
some sort In mind.
While the men were at the Cecil
Hotel they were uncommunicative and
i ... i ... v.Atv. of tham Mrs. Rav
llllio ..".. .
nolds said that she was called up by
long-distance teiepnono irvm ..cw
Westminster last Baturday. undoubted
ly by of fleers who were trying to reach
her. as to Information she may have
about the card. The message was In
complete on account of trouble on the
line. The same nlsrht. however, aha
waa visited by tne aetecuves irum oo
attle to whom she Imparted what little
she knew about the strangera.
It Is tne presumption o wi. uov.w-
-I .- .hat tha man WhO Committed the
robbery and left the Cecil Hotel letter
heal in the nank may bav been the
three that made their home here for
aeveral months.
WOOL RATES EXAMINED
CTAH, NEVADA AND IDAHO WIT
NESSES AT SALT LAKE.
Shipper Asrt That Price Front
West to Chicago More Than
From Pacific CoaeU
. . .v. mTT R.rft 1 S- An in-
at" .-...
. , . .w i -a.ata Amm.ma
vestlfrauon bj
commission Into the charges that the
rates charged by railroad companies on
wool and hldea from the West to the
Eastern markets are uniair. waa u
un In thla city today by Examiner
Prouty.
Sheepmen of Litan. laano anu
vada will be among the witnesses
heard in this city.
Following tne hearing, testimony win
be taken at Portland. Or., and Phoenix,
Aria ...
At today's session P. Adams, tramo
' . 1 n'..tni Vmrtftn T4all-
manager oi i" " " - - . a.
road, explained that the rate of f 1
from tne i-acinc uomx w h.v.isv. -
. - .f 1 1 it tram Kevada
against a.v v. - - -
polnta to Chicago was due to water
competition.
J. W. Bommerhays. a shipper of wool,
said that he could ship wool from Mo
dena, Utah, to Los Angeles and thence
to Chicago at a rate of Il.6 against
a rate of It.Ss by direct route.
J. A. Reeves, general freight agent
of the Oregon Short Line, was ques-
a ... i tha t t tT-T-anra In ratal
uunca ..! '
on certain commodities. He explained
various points, citing ihl.mv.
difference between the rates on wool
and bullion shipped East from the Salt
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CASE HEARD OH APPEAL
Appellate) Court Takes rp Suit of H.
L. Plttock Against Lessees.
The case of H. Ia Pittock and
Georglana Plttock against J. Whyte
Evans and W. D. Wood, which was de
cided In Mr. Plttock's favor by a Jury
last January, came up for hearing on
appeal before the United States Circuit
Court of Appeals In Portland yester
day. After hearing the legal points in
this case, the court adjourned for the
term. It will convene In San Fran
cisco October 2.
Evans leased the Plttock property,
bounded by Washington. Stark. West
Park and Tenth streets, and assigned
the lease, to Wood. He failed. It was
alleged, to pay the rent or to construct
a building to cost $500,000, according
to contract. The Jury's verdict was
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the lease had not been complied with
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GRAND CELEBRATION
SPECIAL RATES
SPECIAL TRAIN
TO
GRAY'S HARBOR
(Aberdeen and Hoquiam)
Saturday, September 23
Event is to celebrate the completion of the
O.-W. R. & N. LINE
Into Aberdeen and Hoquiam.
Business men and citizens of Grays Harbor cities have in
vited the Portland Commercial Club, Portland business men
and citizens to accompany special train party to Grays Harbor.
O.-W. R. & N.
HAS MADE SPECIAL RATE:
Portland to Hoquiam and return, $6.15.
September 23d, limit September 25th.
Proportionate rates from other citieB.
Special train will leave Portland 7:45 A. M., arriving at
Grays Harbor for lunch, and returning will leave Grays Har
bor at 5 :30 P. M., arriving Portland at 11 P. M.
Join a Live Bunch and Visit Two Live Cities
O.-W. R. & N. .
(LINE OF THE SHASTA LIMITED)
All Trains Arrive and Depart from
"Union Depot, foot of Sixth Street.
City Ticket Office corner Third and Washington Streets.
' 0. W. STENGEB, City Ticket Agent.
Telephones: Private Exchange 1, Home A-6121.
W. D. SKINNER, General Freight and Passenger Agent,
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A. J. Winters Co., Agents
67 Sixth Street. Portland, Or.
Note Put a Pennsylvania Vacuum Cup Tire on your wheel
opposite any other make.
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G. C. LARM,
Manager.
In other particulars. Another suit was
brought to recover the amount of the
rent.
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4000 MILES SAFE
GOING GUARANTEED
Pennsylvania Vacum Cup
Tires Are Guaranteed
NOT TO SKID
The best tires for wet and slippery
streets and muddy roads.
It is not necessary to use Anti-Skid.
Chains with .Vacuum Cup Tires.