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THE 3IORXIXO OREGOXIAX. TUESDAY. AUGUST 24, 1915.
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
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In.i.tutxm tht tu. nr.a.r of th. pur.,
will b. fuxH r" M,n VV
ih.t tt. n.on.. badly nl0.
bia b. ror4 lo ownr.
Hroo Work r-wuc. n.plr
la tn. Hurn..ld brll. pror. l lb
tat. of tK"Jt Zi f'.t ish
not In'rrfcr. niAi.rtally with n-
rl trHU. Th. rplr con.l.t ol
f.nom Ait th. o-" lo
lb. kroa .oJ r.pUcmc t with rw
l.n.b.r. And wOWJ-blovk,. It '""!
in.t th. timtr h b.com. b.Jly
! .Inc. iny wcr ren.wtd lht
.r, & TO. nt bridx. to b. r.
p.tr.4 in tfi. un manner will b tn
lU.tnoru. but probAbly this will Pot
fe. doo. unok n.it jar.
Orn t B Euaift-Off irr
f th. Mount H-otl Woman'. ChrlatUo
)'.ruprm-. I nion will b. lrtd to
jT at a rntin in th. Lnt Krl-nd
Cliur.h. ilr. Nettle DunUar'. term
nll oe ber d-p.rtur for her n.w
born. In I'AhtorniA and Mi. J. Jomm-r-p.M
hja b-n a tin a pr.sld.nl. Mn
ef in. mmbr dir th. lan.r
.taction a prl.!.nl for the .n.ulns
y.ar. Today' a.ion will be for bul-
and no refrr.nmenta will b.
Mrfd. ieral Important r.i-ort.
r. riwrtxl. and plana for the .naulng
.ir will b conald.red.
Ma'. Outu Knix Bratro. Fu
rral aer.ie.a ol Mra. OIWlA Knudon.
ho dird Aucui : at her bom.. :il
llast ahmton tret. wrr rondu. tl
j-.t.rrUr by Martri aurltnat.m fhap
t.r No. 14 rAtero J-tar. from lun
inV Chapel. l rU.t Aider lrrt.
Interment waji In llivervlew lem.tery.
lr. Knu-1-'n waa SI yr old- he
wa th. wif. of Trteodor. Knudaon. and
uutner ef ilr. T. . Klllinic. Tbeo
elore. Krift-. KU'd Kuth And ilyrlle
Knudaoo. waa A member of A!le
Ik.pler. fUal.tn itAr. of l-hlta. Ill
IMjTo KlIT I WOJC. JU.IK
tVoieertoti .trday a. a dcll"n In
Jaor of AmaKamated iuar fom-
pAny fr 9l ilnunry. in An Imc-ft.
lion r.a broucht br that company In
in. rvd.ral I'ourt aainat p.raona
a--uae. of dtt.rttna: th. water, of
'Athartr. ir. In I'nton i'ounte. lo
t. detrtmant of th. rria of the
tjftr eomranr In addition to th.
IliveiBi'c of !'.' damasea. Ih caae
reC.rred to th. atat. water board
f r lurtltrr hearina". Th. trai t lnidd
la th. caa. compriac. about jA acr.a.
Brta to I'tMB. Th. Kotary
lub wilt me.t trniht at a dinn.r At
in Ilaneon Mol.l from 1 to
InatAAd of bojdtr. th. regular luncbaon.
Th. moitnc will b for mambera only
and artoue tool'-, of elub policy will
d Kuw.l C I. Hers al l be chalr
rrvAn. and trt. ap.ak'r. laadirvc In lb.
arioua diauaor. atll be l. K WaterA
T're-I jipri, '. f. K ". Ja'-ob O rebel,
.". h'X and J. It. I'ur.dor..
l. . F. rrrci.D KitxiD i auwiKH.
M si. IUnel.1. fith.r of Chad.
I'.afaM. of I'ortland. waa a iled In an
omoMI. .'-tdnl at Santa Ana.
mile, from Lo. Anaelea. accordtnar to
word rea.-hiBX h a atn teaterdar. Mr.
i;anel. wa ar, old And leave a
widow arvl f.ir children. II. Iied
In Portlan.1 for tnre. and n-hAlf
?ear. but ha been In retirem.nl In
1 Anlrle fr ..ver.I year.
MtaaNAL Baii.i. .ttloitD Lljo
rruniM Deputy I'nlt-d Slatea Marshal
. IC JacAaort brvunt Into I'ortland
eat.rday Jrn tlraham. of P"ort
Ktamath. and Art Kisr. of Klamath
Kail a. i r-areJ with cuir liquor to
th. rd. n. Th.y wer. committed by
the K.deral fommiastoner at KUmalh
.!'. And wtl! be hld f'-r th. oetf
J'edral srarvl Jury. J
Jame V. xtirraon yeat.rday filed
dieorc. u!t In founty flerk i'dSit'i
eTi. aainat l.illian If i-tlmaon. II.
alleAed that em rettirnina from work
era ntiM h. found 1 empty bee r bot
tle, and two .mpty whiaky bottl..
'altered aEoit th. houae. 11. ac
ruae hi wife ef necltodnc their
children.
Rstvr fr FpaerrT Bosr. Axcn.
jj.ii en to recover liK) bond forfaited
throjjl the failure of Willie ro to
a r pear for trial on chArarwe of wb;t.
iaarr. wa fled y.at.rd.y by hi
bnndam.ri. lit mine; th. motion they
rontended that they had p.!d the coaia
ef br'.natr; llroa back from N.w Or
leans to forl'and And IhAI th. other
amount ahould be r.turn.d to them.
Hirt.-XEA N'IPr Two hundr.d
nor. peran are ned.J 10 picle brp
In the n liUm'tt Valley, report tn.
Immigration orTice. 4 Railway ft
chant, buiidtna. Tortland. Or No fee
are charged for re'terln. Th. work
will last tw( or three week, the
pu-k.r. eto furniah ter wa t.nta
TVase ar 1 renta a bv-.
I1J1. S.rr Tkiai. 5T. Th ault of
h Federal Oovernment acalrat Wll
lard N. Jone for '.!.. ha been
et lor trial th. aec.nd Monday In Jan
uary. Thi 't la tor damace to th.
eitant of the amount ef land Involved
I. a criminal c. dealing with th.
obtaining; ef old oldier as damray
ntrm.n In filet reservation land.
Tsu Darreie, glass.. Vwetlaad bid.
.-Adv.
r r. K. Mch. osteopath, r.tumed.
t'AJ'.-x at Council Citat toolihu Adv.
s ..amoaaoe;
a aa
T-a.
SHaoaaaa.
IIM I
Pocialis-t Ct-ra to Mr. ST. Th. In
terrollesiat. oclaUt Club will meet
tonight At I o'clock in th. Central Li
brary. -Karl Marx and HI Times
will be the subject .tudled. Th. -cuulon
will be led by K. P. Anderson
and II. C t'thoff.
VloDKsi.aj 7 -room houae for rent or
ra. for term of year. Hardwood
floor. One) garden garage. Weet Sid.,
within eix minutea walk of Hotel Port
land: rent, li". MAin 17 Adv.
SANDY CROPS ARE LARGE
Considerable Road Work In I'rogr
ad Nirrl Deint Pacd.
ANDr. Or.. Aug. IJ. (Special.)
Farmer near this place and at George.
Dover and Flrwood are harvesting", and
th crops of ost. wheat and barley
will be larger than ever before and
the yield to the acre greater, accord
ing lo the reporta received. The yield
of bay alao la large. K. C Head, near
therryvtlle. has a field of beardless
barley that Is .setting comment. H.
mill sav. seed for future crop, of th.
same sort.
Murb road work I. In progress, and
crushed rork la b.tnc used extensively
on all th roada near this plare. andy
baa let th. contract for lb. improve
ment of t enter street.
OWN FUNERAL ARRANGED
J, A. 0ard lrlak Acid Aflrr I1
plnc of Trsrrtj, hat I.lvr.
After writing letters naming the pall
bearers he desired, forbidding hi sec
ond wife lo attend bis luneral and will
ing Ms property lo hi first wife. J. A.
rrard. aged O. a resident of 1-eni.
drark carbolic acid In hi room at the
llan-lolph Hotel. TPird and Columbia
streeta. at an early hour yesterday
morning. He wa taken lo the t;o.l
.-amarltan Hospital, where It wa lir
announced as Improbable that he would
eurveed In hi attempt lo kill hlmaelf.
In on. I.tter he advocAte the Ap
pointment of a patrolman on a I.ent
beat to the poaltmn of Chief of Tollce.
ao that "you will have a gentleman on
th police force."
MARION ESTATE IN COURT
Sail llmaglil In San nclro for
Mr. W. M. A. Mrf l'roiM-rty.
Marlon lounir iruierj - - -
about ITiO.ftOe la Involved In a caa.
which will be aruua-i eariy i"-
i iwri in Sjn r ren
in ine niiTa -- - -
Cisco. The suit Is broucht by f . t-
. . . . 1. 1 m nt
I r I S V. Biiminiviraiui ' '
... i . 1 1 ki.wa.Hr Smart and
airs. ana ' 1 " ' (
charges conaidracy on Hie part of Mrs.
. . xi i f 1 1 1 i- and
MUiri I moinii. ia. . -
of J. O. Hayr.iA. of Han Jos. ll. to
secure deeds to the land In question.
In the ult It Is alleged that Mil
Miller was AntAj:onltic to both of the
husbands of her daughter, from on of
which she became divorced, and finally
oerauadrd her to remain with the moth
er until the lime of her death.
SHERIDAN CITY HALL RISES
Acrrc-mrnt Itrat-hrd on I-ltlnjr Con
trad Aflcr Several Monlli.
SHERIDAN. Or, Aug. ti. Special )
Construction work on the new ISoOO
. . t . .f.ii haiin tndav as Ihe re
sult of an agreement between the Couti-
Mwa i.tttnir ihe coutract after
several month of waiting. The bond
wer voted In April.
Tnre. member of th. Council wer.
for 1L I. Crowe, of rortland. and three
wer. for Hainsla i BiUer. of Sheri
dan. An arbitration favored In.
fh.rldan contractors. Th. council
look immediale A'-tlon and parsed the
a. i.Miiiff ihn ronlrii L The hall
alii be cement and brick and will have
special arrangement for the nre oe
partm.nt. MOOSE HOME SOON TO RISE
New I-odsc II u I Id lux to Ho Occupied
Wllliin Year, U Annonm-emcnl.
It. H Toumans. deputy supreme Ulc-
...... .. ik. Ini.l (rrl.r of Mooso lor
Oregon, announces thsi the proposed
new eix-story Moose ouiinins on n.
northwrat corner of Fourth and Taylor
street will be completed and occupied
within the year.
In general the plans provide for a
n-itator lura and gymnasium In the base
ment, store on the ground floor nd
.i ..... tn. - railwav station
and waltln-room. Ufflc. rooroa will
be provided on some or tne noora. iu
remaining upper floor being fitted out
for club and lodge room.
CITY STILLHAS WOODPILE
Willi n" Solicitors Oat. Only Abonl
100 Cord Are Sold.
l.o with reduced price th. city Is
noi a great success aa a wood l1,r
With live solicitors In the field for
.t.. K.ni li)tl cords
more man a we-. vm? - - ,.,..
of wood have been sold out of l.
. K . n rl frflnl
cords wmcn tne cny n
last winter unem.'M-.
The wood Is being delivered a fat
a order, can b. obia.n.d. The price
I. Ill a cord, will an additional
charge of 1 cent, for each half mile
of haul beyond the first half mile from
Tweniy-sev.nth end KAleigh street,
wher. part of the supply Is stored.
PASTOR ON WAY TO FAIRS
r. I. other II. Ioll and ramllj
Lease Klamath FU.
KLA MATH FAU. Or. Aug. U
(!iecial Dr. I.uther R. Pyott. pastor
of lb. First Congreuatlonsl Churcn oi
rortland. arrived tn this city Saturday
with hi fAmi.y. alter passm - -
-.k. i rt 1 1 r 1 1 orezon.
Th party report a delightful trip
with no trouble experienced eo far. Th
party I. ri J "
Iroro there will probably go on to tn.
exposition In California.
Clot (makers' StriUe Ends.
CHICAOO. Aug. Jl Th strike oX
..tv. .i...m.L.n and urment work -
ivvir
r wa ttled today when employes
voted to accept the new schedule of
wage and working hour submitted by
cem la which the strike centered. The
Pink.r will return to wor tomorrow,
according to th. icretment
a' Kn ght Shoe Co..
Morrison tr.t- rear Broadway. 14 and
II rump and Military Oxfords, all
sit and widths. It .
Hundreds of pairs, (mail sixes, tie
th. pair Adv.
CAKD OK THK,
We wish to think the Uoyal Order of
Vooee. the Brotherhood of Railway
Trainmen and friends f-r their kind-
irtnt of our on and brother; also for
,h. beautiru, Njji. Hf.--.;T AVO
MRS. HANNAH EUaX
Adv. AL 1AAULV.
SCENERY FILM PLAN
Mark Woodruff Proposed to
Show State in Movies.
DUTY TO TOURIST IS TOPIC
Speakers at East Side Bulne Men
I.arerheon lie 11 eve Day of Book
let. Over and New Method
Is Snsseled.
"After careful consideration and
study 1 hsve concluded that the best
way to advertise Portland and Oregon
la not throush booklet and pamphlets,
but through moving picture that
tell the story better and more ertec -lively
than any other method. aald
Mark Woodruff, who represented the
rortland Chamber of Commerce at "Th
Greater Oregon" luncheon held yester-
. ... .. v... mj. Uualn.sa Men
nil pa- in." c.it "
Club at Red Men' Hall. George K.
Hardy, the new manager, was
to attend. ,
The purpose of the luncheon waa to
bring out some way to secure more of
the tourist travel now passing through
Portland to the Panama Kxpositlon lr.
Woodruff read a letter from Mr. Hardy
expressing regret at not being able to
be present, but the Chamber manager
, . . - i . .hil-a avmnathv with
SAIU " - - -
All effort for th development ol Ore
gon nd hoped he snouia "
to meet Ihe cllixen of the East Side.
Hlaa Tbeaahl M.r. KsTeellve.
-IVople will not rend literature show
ing th. resources of the country, but
win throw it .side.- ! ilr. Wood
ruff "but picture of the Columbia
Highway, with the prominent men who
have been out thr. other view of our
. i . .(.mnnatrallillll of OUT
arrnic j . 1 1 . . v. .........
prune, and of the lumber business from
Ihe time the timoer siari. a..
. . .. . V. -r it la ran.
toresi to me roan --
verted Into lumber, with lecture by
men wno Know ni T j
AOOill. are I ll c auvav . - - - -
of telllnc about th attractions of
Portland and Oregon.
Ad. Ice le Avoid ICIy Reported.
II. II. Hayne. who recently visited
. . L'.ti .lllnn anntl 1111 Th.
tne unaiiia -
lilrsnger Within Our Gat." and
pointed out mat now is uu
opportunity to secure more of the
tourist travel passing through Port
land." Mr. Hayne told of a ticket agent on
the Southern Tactile line who. he ald.
. i a . wnmun nnt tn hu A a I DD-
I .ill Bi' 1 " aa . "
over ticket through Portlane, a h.
COUid S.. All sn. WA1II.CU aaa v.
in less than two hours.
"If there Is a ticket agent In the
whole Southern Paciflo ytm who
. . . .... . . .. . 1.1. .nnia la
made mil iiai.iuriii a.ia r
cooked rlBht now. I hall get the ad-
are OK mil woman ainu a. . o -
I connected with our system he I not
wanted." declared K. B. Euan, of tbe
Southern Pad no Railroad.
Mr. Kgan outlined In hi addre
what the Southern Pacific 1 doing to
secure tourut travel for Oregon.
J. C. Rnrllsh. of Ihe Chamber of
Commerce, outlined th "Dollar day"
programme for September 21. and asked
for the co-operation of the East Side
llusiness lien's Club. L. 11. Lemper
preided.
FURS LOW, MERCURY UP
rniCK Wll.l. BE DOWN, HOWEVER,
Al.la WISa'TKIi.
War la tasac aad Y..OK Wosaea W ho
Have Kavled W ealfkler Slaters nay
(.ratify Their Leaglasa.
Ther.'a good In everything. ys. even
In the war. "
A a result of th present conflict
fur will be cheaper than over If this
I any conolsnion while the mercury Is
soaring. Young women who have looked
and longed for a blc. comfy. lres.y
muff and a smart neck collar or stole
but have hitherto sighed at the price
will be able to gratify th longing that
has made them envious of th.lr wealth
ier sister. Kur will b. cheap.
That Is. some of them will be. Black
fox. skunk, seal and lynx will b quit
correct and decidedly reasonable In
prli e.
"uf course, white and bin fox will
be expensive." said X. M. Unr yester
day In dtacuealna; th outlook for th
Pall and Wint.r. In spit of - hot
weather maids and matrons ar. clam
oring for hint regarding the fur fash
ions and many are now ordering. So
much whit, fox haa been worn thia
Summer that th. real thing is becoming
scare.
nmarl and dashing will be ermines
and seals. Domestic furs will all b
lower, but the Husslan sables, th
broadtail and all good brown furs will
be expensive and hard to obtain.
Th.r. will be a wide range of scarfs
to choose from, but Ihe "Chin Cliln'
collar will hold sway for many mouth
to com.. Th muffs ar In melon and
barrel shap. with th standard pillow.
Ilk styl as th biggest favorite.
ROBBERY LIST GAINS 2
II. ti. IIA0., MASTKIl BIRULAR,
A ll NOE IV CLEARING CRIME, j
Mack of Loot Hecoa-ered Yet I I ai
de. II fled Da-eda laaleacd Are 1
Mu.hor.ly Admitted.
Keeping up the record of the week
her ore. Detective Laalle and Leon
ard began till week by finding two
more burglaries that could be traced
to H. G. Hanson, th master burglar
who was arrested on August IS. rais
ing the total number of crimes at
tributed to this man to it. The day
Hanson was arrested l burglaries in
which he was the leader or sole oper
ator were cleared up and much loot
recovered. Th rest hv been discov
ered since as articles In his houseboat
were identified bv owners stolen.
rlMTOItN! H0TW..
E3
HOTEL TURPIN
17 POWELL ST.
AT MARKET
IN THE HEART OF THE CITY
Eafopan Plan $'-50 and Upward
EVERY CONVENIENCE
AND COMFORT
SAN FRANCISCO
rRce
Anto Bo Meets Train A Steamers
33
lot noma 01 aaiaa . j ..... . . ...
Market atreet. waa robbed on April 4.
191S. of much Jewelry. Of the thlnga
taken from her home, she yesterday
identified among- the Hanson loot, a
clock that waa ker property.
A pocketbook. some Jewelry, a ell
and some ChrUtmas boxes were Identi
fied yesterday by Mrs. A. B. Low. of
. Insley avenue; aa stolen from her
residence on December I". lla. These
articles were amonVr. those recovered
from the burglar's houseboat.
Property stolen from the launch of
C J Johnson at the foot of Nebraska
street on December 2S. 1914. was Identi
fied Sunday. The motorboat had been
stripped from bow to stern.
Many launch seats, cushions, whistles,
etc.. remain among; the plunder recov
ered by officers, and are at police head
quarters awaiting Identification. Thus
far the police have proved by recovered
loot that Hanson has robbed 32 resi
dence, on business house and small
river craft. Much property thougrlit to
have been stolen from Portland homes
remalna unidentified.
Hanson Is held In the County Jail
awaiting action by the irrand Jury, hav
ing waived a preliminary examination.
Th burglar remains stubborn and
will not assist the officers in clearing
up his crimes, though admitting; the
commission of those definitely fastened
on him. Saturday be was at police
headquarters most of the afternoon
with City Detectives La Salle and
Leonard, picking out what he said was
his own property from that taken from
the houseboat- Of the hundreds of ar
ticles, those Hanson maintained were
hia own scarcely filled a small trunk.
FARM IS RATED FIRST
SE.VTll l I.I.IVA.N- FINDS SCE.MC
HIGIIWAV WOXDERPl U
Miaaes.la Legislator Predict Big Fa
tare (or City aad Gr.wtk la
CoauBerclal Imparlance.
The. agricultural resource' are the
greatest resources that the state of
Oregon possesses," said J. J. Sullivan,
a prominent attorney, and State At
torney for Stillwater, Minn., yesterday
at the Portland Hotel.' Mr. tSulllvan
has been the guest of George C. Ober.
of the Portland Hotel, for the past three
days. Yesterday afternoon Mr. Ober
took Mr. Sullivan and G. H. Atwood,
a director of the First National Bank
of eit. Paul, for a trip up the Columbia
Highway and around the city, and both
men came back praising scenic Oregon
In the most superlative terms.
"I see for Portland the greatest
future ofany city on the Pacific Coast.
It has the geographical location, the
commercial advantages and natural re
sources that will some day make it
the city of the Coast. The greatest
In Importance of the resources and the
one that will Insure Its growth is Its
contiguity to so much productive soil,"
said Mr. Sullivan.
"In Minnesota we have discovered
that the agricultural Industries and
particularly dairying keeps the stat
In a better financial condition than
th lumber Industry ever could. We
hear absolutely nothing of hard times
In Minnesota.
"As soon as the people of Oregon see
that th greatest asset they have Is
th cow then there will not be the
slightest possibility that a financial
depression will ever occur in your
state."
BAR CLOSED; ASK REFUND
Use of Name Xot His Om Is Held
Against Request of ex-Saloonman.
Through John Ditchburn. attorney,
Ned McDonald, a former saloonkeeper,
has asked for a refund of the amount
paid for a saloon license for the rest of
this year. The license, after Mr. Mc
Donald signed up and paid his 1100 fee.
was found to belong properly to George
Wood. The license therefor waa re
voked. City Attorney LaRoche recommends
against refunding any part of tbe li
cense. He says Mr. McDonald in tak
ing out a license In the name of an
other person was fraudulent and for
that reason no refund should be al
lowed. 92 ISuslicIs Barley to Acre Reported.
GENESEE, Idaho. Aug. 23. (Spe
cial.) The largest yield to the acre Is
reported by John Nisbet with S3 bushels
of barley on his place east of Genesee,
consisting of SO acres.
The Policy
of This Bank
l r...... A
to sound banking principles. This has
won for it the confidence and patronage
of the public, as shown by the steady
growth of deposits.
Our superior facilities are at your
command and your account will be
cordially welcomed.
lumbermens
National Bank
Fifth and Stark
For Business
and
Household Needs
Remember
You Can Do Better
on Third Street
' for Less
0 aWaiststtts
EFFICIENCY LAW UP
New Measure Casts Aside the
Keeping of Merit Records.
FLAW IN PLAN IS FOUND
Provision for Promotion of Employes
of City Depends on Feature Not
Included In Act Submitted
by Commisloner Daly.
Merits, demerit and the record-keeping
features of the city's so-called ef
ficiency system will be cst Into the
wastebasket If the City Council adopts
the ordinance prepared by Commission
er Daly. The measure will be con
sidered at tomorrow's Council meeting.
starting In the middle of the elabo
rate "efHclency system" Introduced a
year and a half ago by the New York
Bureau of Municipal Research. Commis
sioner Daly has chopped it in
He leaves In his proposed new ordi
nance all the parts regarding the
"tandardlxation of po-lUon. mjji
ries and haa whacked out all the pro
vl.Ton. about keeping efficiency rec
ords. He haa cut out the parts that
provide for merit, for T"ius dis
plays of efficiency and demerits lor
violation of rule, or inefficient work.
Promotion Provlaloa Retained.
There is retained In the-Br0P8C,1,neW
draft provisions for promotion from
ono rank to another on mlnt'n:
and promotion from one radt .an
other on recommendation of the Com
missioner In charge. .
City employe who have considered
the proposed new measure are at a
loss to know -how they are to receive
any promotion from one grace to an
other because the proposed ordinance
provides that the Commissioner in
charge shall not recommend for pro
motion unless "the efficiency record of
the employe shall first have been ap
proved by the Civil Service B"d.
which approval shall not be glvn i if
the efficiency record of the employe
Is not entirely satisfactory. There s
no provision in the measure for effi
ciency records, sjl that part having been
cut out.
Mr. Daly's Plans Defeated Once.
Commissioner Daly tried once be
fore to have the efficiency system
abolished altogether, but the Council
turned him down. The new plan Is to
cut the record keeping, which Is the
part of the measure Involving ex-
PeWhen the aystem first was adopted,
the salaries of the employes were
chopped automatically about $30,000 a
year. Some increases offset this total
'"Employes are not entirely satisfied
with the new plan because there if re
tained only the part which caused their
salary reductions, while the part aimed
to enable them, through efficiency rec
ords, to climb back to their original
positions and salaries Is being done
away with.
The efficiency system has had a
rugged career. Some departments have
adhered to It strictly, while others
have Ignored It.
5-CENT FARE IS SECURED
Linnton Street Railway Franchise
Granted by County.
' Iinnton will have a 5-cent passenger
car service. This was assured yester
day morning when the County Commis
sioners granted a franchise over the eld
United Railways line to O. M. ClarR.
Richard Shcpard and J. R. Holbrook.
Another franchise, for an exclusive
freight service between Portland and
Ollton over the same road, was granted
to the United Railways Company Sat
urday. ...nrlatap, reDre-
...ted at yesterday morning . .eSsl
by Ricnara w. us". a-- r fcI -
. -v.. ...,.nr service within
esiaDiisn ma ... -.- -
as short a time as possible. For the
privilege they wm pay .
cPo"mon-user clause Is contained in
both franchises.
,r, - UA Aai inherence-
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Pur. Italia, typ. n.w " 41" " E' P'B
Did You Hear Madame
Jomelli Sing
"HOME, SWEET HOME"
IN LAURELHURST?
Can YOU sing it and mean it? Have YOU secured that home yet?
Wouldn't YOU like a real home near beautiful LAURELHURST
PARK, where you could enjoy God'a own fresh air, the fragrant smell
of fir trees and the perfume of flowers?
IT'S NOW WITHIN YOUR REACH
It would be so easy right now for you to procure one of our de
lightful cozy bungalow creations with their full richness of soft colors
and sweet simplicity. YOUR RENT MONEY WILL PRACTICALLY
PAY FOR YOUR HOME.
THRIFT IN LAURELHURST
is proverbial. It does not mean a pinchy miserliness or the hardship
of great self-deniaL It means a lessening of extravagance and useless
expenditure and a cultivation of the saving habit.
There is no object for which a whole family can save with so much
zest as for a home. Money paid on a home is an ever-present pro
tection. There's no rent day for the man who owns his own home and
no landlord to say "go."
Won't you let us help you into a home of your own? Come in at
270H Stark St, Main 1503, A 1515, and talk it over with us and let
us show you LAURELHURST in our autos, without any obligation.
PAUL C. MURPHY
Sales Agent for
COOL, GAY
Gearhart and Seaside
Sixth Annual Gearhart Park Golf Tour
ney, August 23 to 28, Will Be the Cen
ter of Much Interest Fine Matches
Every Day; Many. Handsome Prizes.
Clatsop Beach Air Will
Blow Away Dull Care
Manifold Attractions' and Amusements at Seaside.
Daily Round Trip $4. Week-End $3. Daily Trains at
8:30 A. M. and 6:30 P. M., Saturday Special 2 P. M.
NORTH BANK
STATION
10th and Hoyt
EDUCATION Ala.
elmont School
(For Boys)
21 miles south of Sui Frsnclsc
Wa tnuur ttat artve to mr bora J"
tteaurbttul parent, artab. Onr radutaa antar.
5Trmm-noaxioii. inatitotlooa that admit on
wtuicat and on examination aae pace M ol
SSSioVSe) S Harvard, Tha kUaiSmMtta
IStSutTot TeebnoloCT. and Ya' -boa. ad
irnaalon requirement, jre morero. Sand tor
faaaiitlrnllv illutrated eataiotroe. wnioh arlTea
JotonlT.reryiood Id.aof th. wlrlt JW
SUof the echool. bat of I ta J"
attract! a ecnooi noma. '";- y "V
qui aataMMiepiaca -
W. tuon. Haul MMaT.Bo M. Belmont, Cl.
St-Margaret'sHall
BOISE, IDAHO,
a nchriol for Kirls. Good climate,
lo w JltiS; beautiful buildings.
Terms moderate. College Prepara
tory and general courses. Music,
art. domestic science and Pjyslca,1
Culture. Under the Episcopal Church,
but open to all. Rt. Rev. J. B.
Funsten. Bishop of Idaho, presldent
For catalogue address
Principal, St. Margaret's Hall,
Boise, IdabOa
SCHOOL OF THE
Portland Art
Association
Day Evening and Saturday Classes.
Drawing. Painting, Composition.
Designs and Crafts.
Seventh Year "Begins October 4. 1915.
Museum of Art, Fifth and Taylor Sts.
Mount Tamalpais Military Academy
A Ar-U tAUlOKMi,
Th most thoroughly orjanlied and con
nlaialy aouipped mllltarr school west of tbe
Sock iiouxitilna Cavalry. Infantry. Mount-
VrtiTier Sixteen mllea north of bu
Franclaeo. U. 8. Army officer detailed bj
war Department; accredited by the unlTsr
altv Stanford and other collegea. Twanty
liitn year begins Ausu.t 2ath. lais. Addrea.
BEV. AKTHCB CBQ8BT. A. M.. 1. P.
r" trinolpal' "arT L Loeaay. A. 8.
. PALO ALTO, CALIF
-' ' ...I-,. in aaMr;
"The Addition of Beautiful Homes"
TICKETS and
Parlor Car Seats
5th and Stark
SL Mary's Academy and College
Conducted for Girls by Urn SISTERS OF THIS
HOLY NAMES OF JESUS AND MART
CfJMPXETE GRACE, ACADEMIC and C01
LEOB COURSES CommerciaL Domsstie
Salence and ElocuUon Dep'a. MUSIC Piano.
Voles. Violin. Vlollncello, Harp Harmony,
a RT -Water Color. Oil Painting. Chin
Painting. Designing. History of Art. R'
din? and Day Studenta Addreas Sister Su
perior. St. Mary's Academy. Portland. Or.
St. Helens Hall
Boarding and Day School for Girls.
Academic, Elementary and Wontessorl
Kindergarten Departments.
The forty-seventh year begins beptem
ber 15th. Apply Sister Superior. Phone
Main 2539.
MUSIC KDUCATIOX SCHOOI.
715 Everett Street
Corner Twenty-second
Elementary School for
Boys and Girls
English. Mathematics, Music Man
ual Arts, Gardening, French and
German.
Third Tear Opens Tuesday, Septem
ber 14. Telephone Main 339.
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Accredited lo Colleges. Grammar sno rrimary
grades, fourteenth year. Catalogue upon ap
plication. Address Mias Hsrker. Palo Alto. Cat.
SEWARD
HOTEL GRILL
Reopened by Seward Hotel Co.
After four years under separate
management the Seward Hotel
Diningr-Koom is again under the
management of the Seward Hotel
Co. Hereafter an excellent
cuisine will be maintained at
moderate prices.
We serve an excellent popular
priced business men's lunch from
11 A. M. to 2 P. M. Try it.
Sunday Table d'Hote dinner
5 to 8:30 P. M., $1.00.
W. M. Seward. Manager.