THE MORNING OREGOXIAN, FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 29. 1911.
20
RIOTING FIRM
ADDSTO FACILITIES
Puget Sound Tugboat Com-j
pany Orders Goliath to
Mouth of Columbia River.
COMPETITION CAUSES CUT
Pernio for Bulne I Reported to
nro Caused Opposition Pilot
to Otter Keductlon In Tk
ln Ships to Sea.
Adhering- to Its early determination
to Increase Its tosrtns; facilities at the
mouth of the Columbia River. o as to
t.my with the Port of Portland
Commission, the Puret Sound TuKboat
Company has ordered that the tuar Qo
Itah. whlrh arrived at Seattle. Wash,
yesterday from ITInce Kuprrt. proceed
to the river. She la expected there to
dtt or tomorrow.
The Oollah will Join the tutr Tatooeh.
amd It la probable that the Commission
will keep both the Wallula and One
onta in aervlce. aa repairs-to the latter
on the public drydck are nearlne; com
pletion and he will be ready for duty
whn required.
White siRntures have not been ar
fixed to the document, the Monarch
Traneportatlon Company, which la act-Ins-
aa Portland aatent for the tue;boat
corporation, haa compiled an "
merit for handling the river towage
with the steamer Monarch.
Oeneral M.anasrer plummer win ar
rive here next week and the
Till be made -a permanent acquisition
to the Heel. A. yet It ha not been
announced that tow.e rate, to points
between Astoria and Portland bae
been lowered, and It J. undr",1d
that the company will delve In to de
tail of operation In the Intermedi
ate territory more thoroughly beforo
tnaktna; the move.
The opposition at the entrance to the
Oo.urabla la not to bo confined "
chartered for itraln and
off shore, but will be "
ochoonera In the coastwise trade, aa
both sides are. awelttna; the PI'"'n
of the schooner Virginia, " th' "
th. .mall carrlera that to point.
on the lower river lor
It was reported yesterday that the
opposition pllote had made a Propor
tion to take a vessel, now In the har
bor, to sea for P" 1" h'
rort of Portland tariff. TT Commla
aton may not authorise a material re-
ouctlon in rate, nnleaa it is
that the competln senrlce
conducted for less revenue than la
thouaht now. but aa It
cod.ratood that Ave per oent .!"
rv.n in rebate, tho ComaMot will
bo advised to lower Ita tariff to that
stent.
rrtF.vcn salts terrorized
Captain Charrce Monber of Cre-er
With Being Insane.
Harhorma.ter Fpeler waa called to
the French bark Honchampa yeaterday
tnornlnc to arre.t Louis Pons. sailor
accused of belna- Inaane. and with tne
assistance of Patrolman Hellyer he waa
taken to tho county Jail and Captain
Hartln filed an Ineanlty complaint. The
aklpper reported that during Wednes
day nlrht Pon terrorised the crew by
Ma actions and also attempted to burn
the vessel.
Pona ahlpped at CaV.ao. whera tha
Ponchampo dlacharited reneral carato
from Europe, and proceeded to Hono
lulu on her way to Portland. She la
loadtn wheat and la expected to fin
ish thta week, ao Pone will be left here.
Harbormaster Ppeler says that little la
known of the eaailor other than aath
red by the crew after be Joined the
vessel, but hie actlona wera such that
It waa Insisted that ha bo turned over
to the authorities.
SOME CITT OX XEVf HOtTE
Grave Harbor Interest Seek Direct
Servtc gonth.
Olson Mahony are reachlnc out for
permanent trade on Crave Harbor, and
It l announred from tirre that tha
oteamer Nome Oct Is to be placed on
the Orays Harbor-Sin Pranclsco route
permanently If sufficient bualnesa la
guaranteed. The Hoqulnra Commercial
Club la behind the move, and at a
luncheon alven Wednesday a commit
tee reported that 4n4 rnssengera left
Orsys llnrlor every month and as
many arrived.
It Is estimated that from passenarer
business the monthly revenue la liOtfo.
and If the Nome City Is put on the run
direct ahe will have to carry average
car coca In both directions From tha
Harbor south. Iumler ahlpmenta will
form the load, and northbound It ta
hoped to divert ehlpmenta now handled
by rail, besides galnlnc new bualnesa.
FrnxMPrn trapk compatifj
Orel Shipment Second Hravlewt
In Eleven Season.
But once tn 11 seasons have wheat
aiDorli durlna September exceeded the
amount that will be floated to offshore
ports this) month. That waa in lsus.
when 1.I1I.SIJ ouaneia were sent away,
September ahlpmenta for east years
kave boon aa followa: ltl .1.J1
t-ushels: 10: ;4.:i bushels: 10J
1J.T0 bushels; t4 113.01 bushels;
e)4.l bushels: l -4S.13
bushels: 1'JT :.:; bushels; 1J0S
1 Til.&Tf bushels: lu .; bushels.
and 1I0 11M:; bushels.
Five caraoea have been cleared ao
far this month, accrest'ttnir Ts0.i:S
bushels. Py tomorrow afternoon there
will have been cleared the French bark
Krneet 1-esouve and the British bark
Torrtsdale. with prospects or one audi
tlonal ehlp. This would make over
1 0e.4"o buahela of rew crop rraln
fitted by leptember 3 '
ET.LI COTT IIOXOKS SFIVM-VX
Marylarul'a Crew Mueterrd at Pre
sentation of Medal.
John M E'.lS.-ott. Captain, command
ln the I". S. a. Maryland, under re
vsira at Vara Island, and who leas
than three months aero relinquished
waTervtalon of the Eever.teenta LJnt
rouse r'tstrKt. waa aelected by tha
Italian Ited Cross Society to present to
J Puuk. a water-tenaer on tno
ilarrlar.d. a medai and diploma of hon
or In recoar.Hlon of bravery displayed
In the earthquake at Messina. Danask
Is a native of t!ree. The preeenta
t! Tn took Blare last weea. when Cap
tain H;;icott miutexed the entire erew.
and aa bo pinned the me.l.1 on tho re
cipient a breast the uuu4 OX tlm euu
radea was as reat as though a gun
nery trophy waa awarded.
Since reacnlcs; Mara Island tho Mary
land's crew has taken first place In
a track meet, and laat week defeated
the South Dakotas football team by I
to and the Vallejo crack team by I
to 0. Captain Elllcott la encouraging
athletic features, as ha aaya It "la one
of the strongest elements In maintain
ing esprit."
As the Pacific fleet Is to partici
pate In aroundbreaklng ceremontea of
the Panama-Paclfla Exposition about
October 11. the cruise to Honolulu haa
been postponed until after torpedo
practice. Vessels at San Ptego and
elsewhere on the Coast will be assem
bled within, tha Oo4den Gate for the
groundbreaking, and proceed to South
ern California for torpedo practice
about November 1. by which time re
pairs to the Maryland will be finished.
The fleet and torpedo flotilla will pro
ceed to Honolulu November 15. on a
six weeks' cruise for fleet drills and
maneuvers.
Marine Xote.
Captain I. J. McVlrar has succeeded
Captain K D. Parsons as master of tho
Port of Portland tug Wallula.
To load cargo here undej- charter to
O. TV. McNear tho British tramp Belle
of Scotland sailed from San Francisco
Wednesday night.
To have her machinery overhauled
and minor repilrs made tha steamer O.
STTEAMES IXTXIXIGEXOE.
I me to Arrive.
Nam.
Nome c'tty. . . .
rterlc
H.ar
Kalt-on
Pus H Fllmore.
Kos. t'lt v. ....
Tl Iarr.ook
Anvil
ltreakealsr. ..
Jtoanok. . . ...
cioiden Gate. . .
Alliance. ......
Ileaver
KtsJ
uo. w. Eider,
fcuvenc
From
. s n Francisco
. Mni:a
Krd H.dro ..
Date
In port
an prt
I ii port
s.-pt. I
Stpt. '
8pt. S'1
Sept. '3
fe.WU (
Oct. 1
CV-t. 3
Oct. t
Ort. 1
tan Krunclsco
. Tl .amook . . . .
.Fan I'edro...
rxi lIUs
JfsaUon
jL'uos Hay....
aa Dlega. . . .
Ttliamovik. . .
. San Pedro.
Oct. D
Oct
Oct. SO
. Honrkor-s. . .
an l':.3...
.Manila
Bctedale4 to ITepart.
Name
Orteritj
For
Manila. . .
San Pedro
Date
Bert. . 30
4 Hear
5 Nome City. ..
. y:con
. Tillamook
I Anv:l
I u II. Elmore.
7 Itreakwater. . .
4io;.l-n Gate. . .
Alliance
I'.om rn
f ytoanoke. . . . ..
e Heaver
!()eo. W. Elder.
Kysla
Kuvs.-t
o
SI)
2
Z
3
3
I
8
S
4
4
ean Fxa.nct
fan t'rancli
SCO Kept.
CO Oct.
r OQMII.S. .
.F'. UdOD . . .
Titian-nok
. .-.o-t.
. . . Oft.
. . .Oct.
.r-os Hsy. .
Tillamook.
Fureka. . . .
San Fedre.
San ItKO.
Haa Pedro.
.Ssn Diego
. Hon rkor.c.
. aiant.a. . . .
. ,."et.
.. .Oct.
. . Oi-t.
. . .Oct.
...Ort.
...Oct.
...Oct.
. . .Oru
...Oct.
11 t
20
so 4
t
4
K. Wentworth haa been tied up at tho
Shaver yards, on tha East Side.
Regarding the French bark Buffon,
which Balfour. Outhrlo V Company
chartered recently to load wheat. It to
expected that she will arrive In time
to got away with tha Decomoer iieet.
Ship liners will start work aboard
tho Hussion bark Isabel Brown toaay
and aha. la to bo ready for wheat to
morrow. Th vessel Is at LJnnton and
her laydays do not begin until October
14.
One clearanoe was recorded yea tor day
at tho Custom House, that of the Ger
man bark liana, which will sail for
Queonatown. Falmouth or Plymouth
for orders with 106. 36S bushels of
wheat, valued at ,S0.l4 4s.
In charao of Certain W. R. Thomaa
tha steamer Twin Cltie. of tha Open
River Transportation Company's fleet.
haa resumed servico between -eiuo.
Pasco and Kennewlrk. Captain H. A.
Byrne la pilot on the. vessel. Captain
Rugs and Pilot IX v. fmi;n caving
left.
Members of th crow of th German
ahln Alexander Isenberg will gather at
Punnlng's undertaking parlors at :30
o'clock today to attend the funeral of
Walter Haaar. a young sailor who was
killed Wedneoday through falling from
th forwyard of that vessaL Tho burial
will b at Multnomah cemetery.
Joaeoh Fuppl yesterday hauled out
at his yarda the launch baiem, wnion
la operated by the Qovernment engl-
neera on tho Upper Wlllamotto. for a
reneral overhauling. Tno launcn
Martha Kins? waa launched after hav
Ing been pointed and minor repairs
made.
Malor Mcledoei Corps of Engineer.
V. 8. A., has received no reply from
property owners regarding tn price
of rlisht or way aesirea iw now iwm
-. win-m.n. Falla. other than a
proposition from munlclral officers of
Oreon City that $10 was expected to
bo paid for streets mat tne canai
mlKbt cross.
Wheat laden for St- Vincent for or
ders, tha Norwegian steamer Hans B.
left th harbor yesterday, while tha
French bark Edouard Detallle waa also
towed seawark. To German bark Hans,
which finished yesterday. will Da
towed dowa today and tno Bnitin oar
Torrlsdalo will go to tho stream and
leave down tomorrow,
Cargo has been assembled at Tonirue
Point at be loaded on the British
tramp Anerley. which la du from Ta-
romm. Jkionuar alter ul k-
cargo of lumber. Tho British steamer
u.iofield left down early yesiernay
from I innton In charKO of Pilot Allen.
bound for Freemantlo wun lumoer, ana
was at Astoria at 4 o'clock. Tne -or
..ii.fi tramn Guernsey. which Pal
four. Guthrie Company will load
with lumber for Australia. Is to sail
from San Francisco today and la due
Tuesday. Sh will work cargo at ths
Portland mtlL
Movements of V ousel.
pop TL AND. Sept. 14. Arrived Gasoline
- . - '..ii.. frara Vaautne: atsam-
- ... .... a-a Prasclsoo. Sailed
Steamsr Ooldaa Oatc. for Tillamook; Hot-
.mlo steam.r llan. ltor St. Vincent tor
orders; st.amer wee. n. r.
bi..o and war ports- fcrlueh alaamsr
W.M.n-ld. for rreamanua.
Astoria. Se;C x- Condition at the mouth
of tie rlv.r al S P. N.. amoolh; wind south
east 4 miles, weather c.oudr. balled ac
,i 40 A Ji rlsamer jzn ' , i i . . j -
tt. Arr:..d at 10 SO and lett uy at 1 1 :0
A. M. iaaotlne eeaooner TTtihelmlna. from
Taqvi na. eaneo. . nw " 1 ,' . . . . T
..r s.n rs.'.m. 6all-d at 12 30 P. al
S'amer r:-haven IT r"n i.umow. ar
rived at II 50 and left up at 1.2U P M.
. n ...(..ion. from Pan Francisco.
Arr il . n at 4:15 P. M. Brltlaa atel
... n Krar.cUoo. Sept. 3. Arrived
Fteawer K rk from San P:eg. at.ed
a i 7 A. M sfamer Northland, for Port
Und al aeon Sl.sm.r P.nw City, for Port
land at 1 P. M S-esm.r ulrum. for Port
Lrui' Sa" 1 last nlrl-.t Hteamer H.uiam
and riru sn steam. r belle of ecotland. for
portlaud
i Hsv Slept. sV Amveo l-inmam
Al'isnre sr.d Ilrnasalat. from lVrtland.
ssa !'- Sej.i i ArrtT. Tua Her-rul-e.
wuti log raft la tow. from Colombia
'v. .peruse. S-rt- tt Arrived F ark en
tire t' F. crokr.-. from Columhla lil.er.
BaDdon. H.pl. - "v Arrlvard liaaollne
ac:.o.r.er Aavll. trim ron.aan.
K.J. nd j-; t. Bailed hooBer Erie.
foe AiLr.
- ..... ....... u-.t Arrived ajteam-
ra V. M. Plant, from Seattle Totnt Arena,
from Handon: bark Andrew Welch, from
u...i..iu K..kri'n Aramaslk. from New-
.... . s. Sjceamera Ashtabula. for
las for eealll.: .xiriniaim. iw
I'atsy all'.eb.;!. VTestemer, Sees, for Oraya
. en. rt'-um for Porllaad:
bark.ntlaa Archer for Roche Harbor.
Seattle. Sep. ?. Arrtved Rlasmer Cot
X L. tnraka. towicr bars;, si, from San
frrmarlseo; aiatn'r aaaia.ii www.
Toaonanaa: tug Phillip K. a... IT. tow'.ns ehlp
s-'w.ll f rm Chatham. Sailed ieamar
: . -i.. . 1. ..... n . n
rmerlaen: steamer n.amaaura Siara. xmm
j.rr.r.eei. for Skecwari art
tor Saa Freaclaeo.
" Tide at Astevt rrlatavr.
Ttlaa. Low.
S V A.
4 j r.
.3 T fee: 10 64 A. M..
' 3 f -
Plummer'a cough stop Is well named
Positively does Its wora. lo oe louni
at moat druc d.alera or at PUurtma
Lrug o- Xrd aad AiaJleon.
BRIDGE RE
TARDERS
SPURNED BYGOURT
Judge McGinn Castigates
Kiernan and Duniway and
Enjoins Them Forever.
BROADWAY SPAN CLEARED
Juris Points to Pair as Obstruction
ists of Long- Standing- and as
. Public Nuisance Snlt OTer
Bonds Mar En.
Referring to tha defendants as pub-
llo nuisances. Circuit Judge McGinn
yesterday mad permanent th Injunc
tion asked for by tho city, restraining
Frank Klornan and Ralph R. Duniway
from starting further vexatious and
frivolous suits to obstruct the con
struction of the Broadway bridge. Th
Judge held that Mr. Kiernan had a
rlnl.t to go Into court and teat tno
validity of tb bond lasue. btjt was em
phatic In saying that ho should have
retired when decisively beaten In tho
Circuit and Supremo Courts.
The suit, on motion of tha city, was
dismissed as to tl other defendants.
ncluded among who were th former
Port of Portland Commissioners, on the
showing that they hava shown no re
cent disposition to be legal obstruc
tionists to the construction 01 tne
bridge. The language of the court
with respect to Mr. Klornnn ana At
torney Duniway was of such cbaraotor
as to make both wince.
ObatrwctlMlat Record Knows.
"When a Judge mounts the woolsack
he Is not supposed to close his eyes
Judicially to facts which ho knows aa
a man, aald tho Judges as a roan i
know that Mr. Kiernan and Mr. uuni
way have been ungaged for yeara past
In a avatematla effort to prevent the
construction of th Broadway bridge.
They have also been engaged in a sys
tematic effort to prevent ir.e saie 01
the bonds voted to defray tho cost of
constructing the bridge.
"Anyone acquainted with the trafflo
and travel of tho City of Portland
knows thst there is such a congestion
on th bridge at th present time that
for years past the Broadway bridge
has been a public necessity. Mr. Dun
lway's persistency, when In a .good
cause Is a good thing, but when In a
bad cause It can beoome a public nui
sance and wrong, as I think It has In
this case.
Judae McGinn said tho lnjunotion
would not. of course, apply to th suit
which Kiernan and Punlway have now
on appeal before the Supremo court
of the stat and the Supremo Court of
the United States, but he warned in
defendants that any attempt to disre
gard bis veto of further litigation
would meet wltn prompt ano xun pun
lshment.
Precedent la Made.
-Counsel says that ther Is no prece
dent for such a course aa I am now
taklnir. If there Is not one then i nave
established It. If 150.000 people, yea.
if more than that. If tho whole scaie
of Orearon which needs this bridge can
be bald up at the behest of Mr. Kier
nan and Mr. Duniway. and no redress
csn be found In our oourts, and the
equity system has labored all these
years to do something which will pre
vent wrong and we have not yet found
It, then It seems strange Indeed to me."
Following Judge McGinn's decision
conversation was general around tho
Courthouse among tho Judges and at
torneys that the city Is now in a posi
tion to start suit to recover from At
torney Duniway and Mr. Kiernan tho
amount which the city lost by bond de
preciation because of the vexatious
. . t .... i v. .4 n hullava
SU11S. .Many are iih.i" -
that Judgment could be obtained
against them for the difference be
tween par and th prlo for which the
bonds sold.
BRIDGE PLAN 3 SUBMITTED
Mojcskl Would Allow Contractors
60 Day to File Bids.
. . Vi iw Ttrosdv&T
All plane " "
brldeie were luomiiira xo a-n-j ,
Hurlburt yesterday afternoon by the
prtnaie commHivv -
Board for his approval. Consulting
Engineer Modjeskl recommended that
not more than 0 days be allowed bid
ders to make their offers for construc
tion of the superstructure, and that on
year be allowed tor completion.
Mr. Modjeskl forwarded duplicate
sets of plans for approval, and said he
would send runner i ii . -soon
ss the first plans hava the Mayor s
approval. It Is believed the bridge
piers will be ready for work on the su
perstructure about January 1.
The steel for the new bridge win
weigh 71J0 tons. Th bridge will have
seven spans and viaduct approach. It
... . r- . . .r ,n iiu feet
Will oe l v ate., " v. .
wide between curbs, and have eight-foot
sidewalks. II win trm
trusses. .
, i a .. . I . . . MeovMa for tha
ine Bpeoaai.w "
furnishing of all materials, construc
tion ana erection.
.. . . . i.f. -vie eitv tn furnish
th otreetoar rail a Thcs will b laid
In th center 01 in criuwo.
i am nriu. - - - ' ' .
Ing In the oenter for th passage or
. n.v. .m, la eenulred to
veaae.a.
make th counterweights of such size
that they will balance the draw span,
being required to make provision for
the weight of the streetcar rails.
The preliminary payroenta by tho
city ax to equal to per cent of th oost
of th tee: when It Is delivered at th
shops for fabrication, "0 per cent of the
steel delivered at the work, and 0 per
cent of value for material erected com
plete. The remaining 10 per cent of the
value of the structure Is to be retained
by the city until the bridge Is com
plete. Thirty days after the brldgs is
accepted payment Is to be made In full.
Work must be commenced Immedi
ately upon awarding of the contract,
and the bridge must be complete
within one year after that time. A
penalty of 1100 a day Is provided In case
the contractor falls to complete the
work on time. If the work Is delayed
by any court or by the United States
Government, a corresponding extension
of time Is to be allowed the contractor,
but no claims for damages to the con
tractor on account of such delay are to
be allowed.
Provision Is made that the contractor
must put reinforced concrete guards on
the under side of the bridge epsns
where they cross the railroad yards, to
protect the stee from corrosion from
gaees of passing engines. All tumber
for floors must be creosoted. and
'Shuman- paving will be used for the
bascule span. Creosoted wood blocks
will b used on th other spars. Hy
draullo buffers ar to b provided to
stop th bascule when It Is raised or
lowered, without shock to the bridge.
This has been on of th difficulties en.
countered In operating the Hawthorne
bridge. Ill oontraolog xauaC malntsln
the brldg for n year after Its com
pletion.
YAQUIXA SURVEY ORDERED
F-ng-lnecrs Flnlsli Survey of yrehalem
' Bar and Bttr.
Authorisation was received yesterday
from Washington by Major Alorrow.
Corps of Engineers. U. 8- A., to proceed
with a survey or. laquina nit
T-..1 -A r.n.i., en .-..ire data from
A U.OMU . V .
which to estimate the cost of Improv
ing that waterway, a portion " "-
expense Is to bs born by the Port of
'-n..in- a oeew will he sent there
In a few days' to start the work.
William Q. Carroll, junior engineer
baa returned from- Nehalem after com
. i -. i .. - -,--., nf Xehalem Bar and
bar and when maps are finished, esti
mates prepared ana general ui ar
ranged In the form of a report It will
Km nm,a.ri tn Waahlnarton. That Is
a co-operstlve project also. Major
Morrow ana i.ieutenani iwcrw
returned from San Francisco where the
former sat aa a member of an exam
ining board before which Lieutenant
Roberts took "exams" for a captaincy.
While an official report has not been
1 .. . i. 4- nnarfltnAll that he IS
B1IDU WM. . .
In line to advance In rank when pro
motions ars oroereou
$240 DEBT ROILS TONGS
CHXVESE WAR SEEMS IMMI
JTEXT IS PORTLAXD.
Wong Tone Four Brothers) and IO
Qurra Chung Cbervr Tong In
volved In Controversy.
A tong war In which 400 members of
the Wong tong and about 200 of the
Four Brothers, Lo Quon Chung Chu
tong. are Involved, with the bringing
In of fighters from San Franoisco, may
be the outcome of an alleged debt for
$240. Wong On, a prominent Chinese
and formerly "banker" of a Chinese
gambling house at 285 Everett street,
which Wong Sing Jong, a member of
the Wong tong, opened, says Jue Sue.
a merchant of 9S Second street, and
a member of the Four Brothers, owes
him the money.
A meeting of 40 of the largest
Chinese business men In Portland at
64 H Second street to arbitrate the
affair, which Involves a long enmity
between the two men, broke up In a
near riot In which one of the Chinese
telephoned to polloe headquarters and
Detectives Lytle and Epps were sum
moned. At that time. It Is said, Wong
On threatened to kill Jue 6ue when
ever he should find him.
The dobt Is said to ha"ve dated from
. n r. r v. TT' An n..eeta ha lent
..VJ, W lltTl. , . wii. v
Jue Sue tho money, which he has not
recovered. In June Wong On and his
"cousin." Wong See. started suit in
Judge Olson's department of Justice
Court to recover tho money. When the
case cam up for trial, however. Wong
On did not appear and the case waa
dropped for lack of evidence.
Charges that Jue Sue "tipped off"
the presence of Wong Sing Jong In
the city, when he came to open the big
gambling house at 185 Everett street
and told the police how they could en
ter th place, were freely made by
Wogn On at th meeting Monday night.
Jue Sue charged that other raids
had been "tipped off to tho pollc by
Wong On. Chan Tuk, a friend of
Jue Sue, is supposed to have seen
Wong On In company with two police
men last Friday night and at that time
charged Wong On In the presence of
other members of the Chinese colony
with having given the police Informa
tion which led to raids on gambling
bouses maintained by the Four Broth
ers. At the meeting Monday night
In the Juhn Wah Hall, at 64 V, Second
street, Wong Blng Chun, a member
of the Wong tong, who presided, was
unable to oontrol the meeting and
Chinese assert that only the arrival of
the police prevented bloodshed.
Wong On has been a member of the
Portland Chinese colony for th past
six years, coming to Portland from
San Francisco; while Jue Sue has been
In Portland 25 years.
$1000 RA1SED PROMPTLY
Rose City Park Improvement League
Gleans Clubhouse Fund.
At the Rose City Park Presbyterian
Church Wednesday night, under the aus
ploes of the Improvement League, near
ly S1000 was subscribed In bonds and
memberships towara tne consa-ucuon
of the clubhouse proposed to be built
on an acre purchased at the corner of
Sandy boulevard and Alameda avenue.
T. T. Geer, president, said the Rose City
Park Improvement League was behind
the clubhouse and would see It com
pleted. Frank Schlcgel spoke briefly of the
enterprise and Mrs. Sarah A. Evans
commended the clubhouse movement
as In the Interest of good citizenship.
Judge Whitfield said !t would benefit
.... v.11r
lilt? Jwui'P. .
Tom Richardson announced that tne
Rose City Park Association would take
S00 worth of the bonds, declaring that
the. clubhouse site bought for ,3500 Is
worth at least 110.000 and that tho
bonds are a safe Investment. A num
ber of small subscriptions were re
ceived. The oanvass w11 be oontlnued
until the entir 110.000 has been ob
tained. Refreshments were served by women
of th church.
FORGERY CHARGES DENIED
Ejji9 petition Circulators Enter
Pleas of Not Guilty.
Charles Cleveland end J. H. McCarty,
both- of whom were lndloted on charges
of forging signatures to the Ellis com
petitive paving petitions, entered pleas
of not guilty before Circuit Judge
Gatens yesterday. The dates of trial
will be set later.--
. . i .. . .. . -Via.eHne. J W. FOX
i IIO inuii-iiiitu. n - -. .-- - -
and E. M. Tuttle with passing a forged
note for 750 on the Arlington National
Hank was dismissed as to Mrs. E. M.
Tuttle. on motion of Deputy Prosecut
ing Attorney Collier on the ground
that there la not sufficient evidence
against her to secure a conviction. Fox
is alleged to have forged the note ana
Mrs. Tuttle Is said to have had It dis
counted at the bank.
Mrs . Tuttle, It la understood, was pre
paring her defense -en the basis that
she waa an lnnocen" purchaser of the
paI"r" e '
Y. M. C. A. DINNER FOR 500
-ew Member to Be Entertained
Xext Tuesday Xlght.
Flv hundrd men who hav Joined
the Portland Toung Men's Christian
Association wlthltj. the past two months
will be entertained at a dinner In the
association auditorium next Tuesday
evening. The growth of the T. M. C. A..
which haa been rapid for two years
past. Is keeping up. although no spe
i clal rnamtTtr-'P campaign Is being
Hair Health
If You Have Scalp or Hair
Trouble, Take Advantage
of This Offer.
We could not afford to so strongly
Indorse Rexall "98" Hair Tonic and con
tinue to sell It as we do. If we were
not cee tain that It would do all we
claim It wIlL Should any enthusiasm
oarry us away, and Rexall "9S" Hair
Tonio not give entire satisfaction to
the users, they would lose faith In us
and our statements, and tn consequence
our business prestige would suffer.
Therefore, when we assure you that
If your hair Is beginning to unnatur
ally fall out or If you have any scalp
trouble, Rexall "93" Hair Tonio will
promptly eradicate dandruff." stimulate
hair growth and prevent premature
baldness, you may rest assured that we
know what we are talking about.
Out of one hundred test cases Rexall
"93" Hair Tonic gave entire satisfac
tion In ninety-three cases. It ha been
proved that it will grow hair even on
bald beads, when, of course, the bald
ness had not existed for so long a time
that the follicles, which are the roots of
the hair, had not become absolutely
watr.
Riixall "98" Hair Tonic Is vastly dif
ferent from other similar preparations.
We believe that It will do more than
any other human agency toward re
storing hair growth and hair health.
It is not greaey and will not gum the
scalp or hair or catise permanent stain.
It Is as pleasant to use as pure cold
watetr.
Our faith In Rexall "93" Hair Tonic
la so strong that we ask you to try
It on our positive guarantee that your
money will be cheerfully refunded
without question or quibble If It does
not do as we claim. Certainly we can
offer no stronger argument. ' It comes
In two sizes, prices 50 cents and S1.00.
Remember you can obtain It only at
The Owl Drug Co., Inc., corner Seventh
and Washington streets.
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waged, and the total enrollment Is now
408.
At the -dinner next Tuesday, which
will begin at 6:50 o'clock, short talks
will be given by J. B. Wlnstanley, A. M.
Grllley. physical director; E. M. Brown,
assistant religious work director, and
J. H. Ewon, chairman of the member
ship committee. There will be a vocal
solo by E. F. MoKee and a clarinet solo
by R. R. Perkins.
CONSCIENCEJRAPS BOY
Lad Playing Hookey Runs at Sight
of Policeman Secret Bared.
Only the murmurs of an unquiet con
science prevented James Renna, 11
years old, from having- a thoroughly
good time yesterday when he played
"hookey" from school. When James
left his home at ids irsi street, m um
not report to his teacner, put wanuereu
far afield.
But the still small voice would not
be hushed, and when Patrolman Goltz,
resplendent In blue and brass, crossed
1.1. v. i u- Inward monitor fairlv
shrieked, "Tou're a runaway." James
jerked off his hat and fled like the
wind.
L Hill llio " n " .-
bad not attraoted the notice of the po
liceman, out ne Deirayeu nimsnii i"a
brought on a chase which soon ended
ui. TX'hAn fialr.iT whv ha
ran, Renna stood mute, but the monitor
spoke for mm, oiurung out a rnmra
slon of violating sohool law. Golts con
ducted his tiny prisoner to the police
station, where be was booked for the
Juvenile court.
BULLOCK TO FIGHT TRIAL
Limitation Statute Pleaded In Al
leged Coal Fraud Case.
Attorneys for John H. Bullock, un
der charge of defrauding the Govern
ment out of $50,000 on coal contracts
In Alaska, announce that tboy will
make a determined fight against their
client being taken for trial to Taooma.
where he- was Indicted by the Federal
grand Jury. They contend that the In
dictment Is the result of a quarrel be
tween Attorney-General Wlckersham
and" Delegate Wlckersham, of Alaska, In
which the Alaska delegate obarged the
Attorney-General with gross neglect of
duty. Bullock's attorneys say his ar
rest Is "only horseplay" to Indicate that
the Government Is active against the
alleged frauds In Alaska.
Removal of Bullock to Taeoma for
trial will come before United States
Court Commissioner Cannon tomorrow.
Resistance will be made on the ground
that the statutes of limitation have
run against the case.
Water Extension Voted.
FALLS CITT, Or.. Seft. 27. (Spe
cial.) The special election held here
this week on the question of an addi
tional 85.000 water bond Issue resulted
In a vote of 80 for and 21 against. This
Insures the extension of the present
water system to the outlying sections
of the city this FalU
Krtlersr -'s coals are pest. C 230a.
"Women who bear children and
remain healthy are those who pre
pare their systems in advance of
baby's coming. Unless the mother
aids nature in its pre-natal work the
crisis finds her system unequal to
the demands made upon it, and
Ehe is often left with weakened
health or chronic ailments. No
tniiv a helri to nature
as Mother's Friend, and no ex
pectant mother should fail to use
it. It relieves the pain and dis
comfort caused by the strain on the
ligaments, makes pliant and elastic
those fibres and muscles which
nature is expanding, prevents numb
nq nf limbs, and soothes the in-
' flammation of breast glands. The
! system being thus prepared by
Mothers friend aispeis tne iear
that the crisis may not be safely
met. Mother's Friend assures a
Bpeedy and complete recovery for
the mother, and she is left a healthy
woman to enjoy the rearing of her
child. Mother's
Friend is sold MOTHERS
at drug stores. AlAiW
bSrr HHEHD
expectant mothers which contains
much valuable information, and
many suggestions of a helpful na
BEAD FIELD REGULATOR CO,
Atlanta, Ga.
When Others Fail
Call and let us give you a careful, painstaking ex
amination absolutely free. Our opinion and advice will
cost you nothing. Perhaps a little advloo Is all you
need. X-Ray examinations, when necessary, free. No
money required to' commence treatment
YOU CAN PAY FEE WHEN CURED
During our many year, of active practice In MEN'S AttSIBSIS Jn
Portland some unscrupulous so-called specialists have invade d tho city ana
tried to steal our methods and advertisements, but not belnai L f tws"
steal our brains, they were not able to succeed In their ajhonest w"
so do not be misled by them, but come to us. ,es' mS"snle chwge
CIAL1STS FOR MEN In the city, who guarantee cures, or make no cnargo
for their services.
We Treat Men Only Cures Guaranteed
Tweaty year, of aoceessful practice a speel.H.t In Meii'a Aliment, joe
tlvely refuse to treat.
By the latest method we cure, Nerro-Vital Debility, Weakness, Varicose
Veins, Blood and Skin Ailments, Kidney and Bladder Troubles
Miyyc.,..Ture0dtarh1omrourrA,: ft?
OREGON MEDICAL INSTITUTE
i THE i
DR. GREEN
SYSTEM OF
MAN BUILDING
THE SPECIALIST WHO CBBbS.
' It matters not what your ailment
Is, nor who has treated It, If It "
curable we will give you Immediate
benefit and a quick and lasting
UDo not allow money matters to
keep you from getting well. We
charge nothing to prove our meth
od will cure you. Our offer NO
MONET REQUIRED UNTIL SATIS
FIED Is vour absolute protection.
Coasultation. examination and diag
nosis free.
We claim for our treatment noth-
simply our successful way of doing
t h in ars
At' r L1L I dif JLb.1, .
elsewhere, honestly Investigate our
proven methods, Yon will then under
stand bow easily and oalcfcly we core
nil curable case, of VARICOSE VE1SS
iv I 1 1 u n t severe surgical operation!
SPECIFIC BLOOD POISON .with
out Injurious drug. A06 skillfully
administered when preferred); NERVO
VITAb DEBILITY without .tlmnl.ttve
remedies; BLADDER and KIDNEY
trouble.; PILES, RECTAX. complaints.
nun i n, .iiiru uj, uiru.
what you want is a cure. Come
to us and get It. Once under pur
treatment you will quickly realixe
how simple a thing It Is to get well
In the hands of a specialist who
know his business. Our cures add
not only years to life, but life to
years. We put new energy Into
worn-out bodies. Office hours, dally,
9 to 6; evenings, 7 to 8; Sundays,
DR. GREEN CO.
362 Washington St., Portland, Or.
DR. A. G. SMITH.
The Leading Specialist.
I am a registered and licensed
physician, confining; my special
practice to the disorder, of MEN. I
have more money Invested in my
establishment than all other Port
land specialist, combined, I never
advertise cheap fee a. an induce
ment to bring me patients. A true
specialist need not resort to bar-gnln-connter
method.. No man who
place, an intelligent value on hi.
health will seek the service, of n
man . who proclaim, be is n cheap
doctor. Yosj ' would not entrust n
aide child in care of a cheap medical
man, nnd you should us the same
care in your own esse.
I pos.ee. altlll and experience, ac
quired in such a way that no other
can abnre, nnd shoo Id not be classed
with medical companies. It 1. im
possible for a medical company to
attend college. Companion have no
diploma, or license to practice med
icine in Oreson or any other .tate.
A portr.lt whose personality and
Identity are indefinite, I. published
a. the legitimate specialist of the
office. Hired substitutes, ordinary
doctor, with questionable ability,
give consultation, examination ana
treatment.
Why treat with Irresponsible
when you can secure the expert
services of a responsible specialist?
See me if you have any of the
trtllnrlni. illanrilf rS! Vsrlrtias Vein..
B Nerve, Blood and Skin Disorders,
u i i .1 THinhUa. HIimiI Pnlsoni.
Eruptions, Ulcers, Pile, or Fistula.
FREE CONSULTATION A3TD
ADVICE.
Hours 0 A. M. to 8 P. M. Sunday,
10 to 1 Only.
n 1 n PlflTU PORTLAND
Ur.ii.l3.i3iUlin OREGON
2344 Morrl.on St., Cor. Second.
Men and Women Cured
Our wonderful herb treatment
will positively cure dlMaiea ot
the - Throat, Heart, Liver,
Lunprs, stomach. Kidney. Con
sumption, Aitbina, Pnemonlt,
Ch ronic Cou g h. Piles, Conetl
patlon. Dysentery. Weaknesa.
Nervousneu, Dt illness. Neu
ralgia. Headache, Lumbago,
AppendlclUa, Rheumatiim, Ma
larial Fever, Catarrh, Eczema,
Blood poleon. Leucorrhrea,
iTrinarv and. Bladder Troubles
and ail organic disease.
Consultation free. Write for symptom
blank. Office hours, 10 A.. M. to 9 P. M.;
all day Sundavs. Lady attendant.
LEE BONO CHINESE HE KB CO,
Xi2 fiecond SU. Portland. Oa
-, ' '"I ill" ,0 ".
71 V'''' .!
29114 Morrison St, Bet. m .no ui.
PORTI.ASU. OREGON.
His Success Unequale
PROVES T HA T CURES WE
POSSIBLE
tlenta who became well and strong tri
hi herb remedies, aiosi 01 lucm r
.e. v.im a.rir niMnv and hODeleas. iNI
willlnc to give testimonial m to i
flc&cy or ni ireauueuu
THE CHINESE DOCTOR.
This wonderful man treats and cures
from roots, herbs, barks and vegetables tf
have Been aratnerea iiuiu
earth. It Is by these simple remedies '
be can cure an sucn t " ,il
Asthma. Stomach, Luna- and Liver Tro'j
ana aiso pnvaie i.i -- - - -,
He cures win oin 7" .
shuns the use of such poisons as nurrt
. . i i V. i .1 . I T an iv in
1'Ut your cab. u .
short time he will benefit you.
CONSULTATION FREE.
Patients outside of the city write for r
sultatlon blanks and circulars. Indole
11 Open evenings, and Sundays 10 A. M
4 P. M.
The C. Gee Wo Chinese Medicine (i
162V4 First St.. Cer. Morrison.
Portland. Oreson.
A SQUARE DEA
is what you will get
If you treat with me.
Results are Quick and
positive. Tou are
benefit ed at once.
Men who have
dragged their cases
alongr. for months
with some other spe
cialist are astonished
t- tne firnmDt effects
of my r e m a r k a ble tj
treatment. I cure ;
Nervous uec line, t?j
Varicose Veins, Piles, fej-
Rupture, Rheuma
ttsm. Stiff and Swolltu
Bladder, etc.
Blood Ailments quick- CfC
ly and safely cured by DUO
Consultntlon Free. Write or Cal
DR. LlNDSA
The Old Reliable Specialist.
Corner Alder and Second streets,
tranco 128 Second street. Portland.
Office hours 9 A. M. to 8 P. M. S
dayo, 10 A. Al. to 1 P. M.
I Cure Me
-a n
IS MY FE3
Pay When Cure
Gen eral Debillt
Weak Nerves, Ii
I
BBBsfjBBaBaBaBBWS, .pitman ncqui,
of exposure, overwork ansrother vi
latlon. ol siature-. tsnss-;
Bladder nnd Kidney., Vnrleo
Veins, q n I e k I y and permanent
cured at small expense.
I cure such ailments as Varlco
Veins, Piles, Specific Blood Poiso
etc.. completely and permanen 1 1
. i . i. a alncrlA trantmAnt
Office hours A. M. to 8 P. J
Sundays. 10 A. M. to 1 P. M- only.
PACITIO COAST MEDICAL 0(1
I24H Washlnsrton St, Corner FlV-
roniaiini .-it ...
HELP FOR YOU
Have you trlit
in vain. to r
yourself of ai
ailment, suoh i
VARICOSE VErN
SKIN, BLADDE
KIDNEY. BLiOOf
or NERVOUS AI
iV , 3 MENT.
Ssr FREE f.lTJ
L.'-isitV KEEPE examlH
iiv X'' you and ferret
vour trouble. He Is a strictly
liable oualified professional ma
possesses skill, experience, rl
Judgment and every means
brine about the cures he protnis.
enr "606," great German Discove
dZU arlm1n1ltered.
For Blood Ailments. WHY P.A
Consultation and Examination Fr
a . e i n s riollv Sunriav. 10 tn
J. J. KEEFE, Ph. G. M. ii
nricmvi-yrnv ST. sPfs H tt'f (
Fortland. Or.
A WONDERFUL CURE
By The S. K. Chan
Chinese Medical Co.
Z24Pr4 Morrison t-. Portland, Or. Mrs. V
I am 83 years old and have sufr
from weakness ana "CI UU""CE u
months from a tumor on my face. At
I went to some uuun "
that it was imiiu.u.0 v.". " . T, 1
advice of my relatives, who had been
t, fh... rhincis doctors. I went to
After taking two weeks of their herbi
roots compounded and otner medicines,
wa. comDletelr cured without
use of knife. I feet so grateful tov
them and I recommend anyooay wn
111 and wants to get well soon, to to to
or write to them and secure soma m
cine, which I am sura wlU brins res.
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Gee A; Ge
Wo Jtfe W
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