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About Morning Oregonian. (Portland, Or.) 1861-1937 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 26, 1916)
TITE MORNING OREGONIAN, TUESDAY, SEPTE3IBER 2G. 1016. 7 JITNEY UNION GIVES ROUTE LIST SOUGHT Council Meeting Called for 10 o'CIock This Morning to Consider Franchise. DISTANT SECTIONS NOT IN No Service to Be Given Southeast of Division Street. East of Fiftieth Street or North of Peninsula Park by Local Lines. The Jitney Drivers' Union will pre ent to the City Council thi3 morning a complete list of Jitney routes the or ganization will seelc in a franchise asked from the city for a period of five years. A special meeting' of the Council will be held at 10 o'clock to consider the franchise question. Originally the Jitney drivers applied for a franchise over the Hawthorne avenue route alone, intending- later to get other routes in other franchises. Members of the City Council insisted that a full list of the routes proposed to be operated should be submitted. The list was given to members of the Commission yesterday. The routes as proposed are confined to the close-in districts, where opera tion is profitable, the rest being left to the streetcar company. The lines, as proposed, would serve but two or three districts not served. No routes are pro posed on the East Side south of Divi sion street, east of East Fiftieth street, except proposed interurban lines, or. north of Peninsula Park. On the West Side only two routes are planned one to South Portland and the other to Thurman street.' Xtontea Are Detailed. Following is a list of the routes and the schedule, of service proposed on each: South Portland Third and Ankeny to Grant street, to First, to Porter, to Front, to Gibbs, to Corbett, to Hamilton avenue. Fifteen minutes from 6 A. M. to 7 A. M. and five minutes from 7 A. M. to midnight. Mississippi avenue Tamhill and Broadway to Larrabee by way of Broadway bridge, thence to Mississippi avenue to Ainsworth avenue. Fifteen minutes from 6 A. M. to 7 A. M.; seven minutes, 7 A. It to i P. M.; five min utes from 6 P. M. to 9 P. M., and 10 minutes from 9 P. M. to midnight. Gresham Out Belmont street to East Forty-eighth, to Stark, to city limits, and an alternate route out Division street. Hourly service. Alberta Third and Alder to Sec ond, to Glisan. to Union avenue, over Broadway bridge to Alberta, to East Thirtieth. Ten-minute service from 7 A. M. to midnight on week days and 15-minute service on Sundays. Division street Over Hawthorne bridge to East Twelfth and Hawthorne, to Division by way of Ladd avenue, thence to East Forty-first.. Fifteen minute service from 7 A. M. to 11 A. M.: 10 minutes from 11 A. M. to midnight on Sundays and on week days, 15 min utes from 6 A. M. to 7 A. M. ; five minutes from 7 A. M. to 9 P. M. and 10 minutes from 9 P. M. to midnight. Belmont Starting at East Forty fifth and Belmont to East Twentieth, to Morrison, to Sixth, to Alder, to Fifth, to Morrison and back. Twenty-minute service from t A. M. to 7 A. M., six min tites from 7 A. M. to midnight. On Sun days 15 minutes from 7 A. M. to 1 P. M. and' 10 minutes from 1 P. M. to midnight. Twenty-third street Starting at Sec ond and Washington to Twenty-third street over Washington, to Thurman street. Ten-minute service from 6 A. M. to 8 A. M. and five minutes from 8 A. M. to midnight. Llnnton From Third and Stark out Stark to Fourtenth, to Everett, to Six teenth, to Thurman and the city limits. Fifteen-minute service from 5:30 A. M. to 9 A. M. : 30 minutes from 9 A. M. to noon; 15 minutes, 2 P. M. to 7 P. M. and hourly from 7 P. M. to 11 P. M. Fiftieth Street Terminus. Hawthorne avenue Out over Haw thorne bridge and Hawthorne avenue to East Fiftieth street. Williams avenue Third and Wash ington, on Third to Alder, to Second, to Glisan. to Third over O. - W. Jl. & N. bridge to Williams avenue, to Killingsworth avenue. Twenty-minute service from 6 A. M. to 7 A. M. : five minutes from 7 A M. to 8 P. M.; 10 minutes from 8 P. M. to midnight. Sundays 15 minutes from 7 A. M. to 10:30 A.' M. and 10 minutes from then to midnight. Broadway Taylor and Broadway over Broadway bridge and out Broad way to East Thirty-seventh, to Knott. Ten minutes from 7 A. M. to 11 P. M. and 15 minutes on Sundays. East Thirty-ninth street From Divi sion to Sandy boulevard on East Thirty ninth. Twenty minutes from 7 A. M. to : 8 P. M. and on Sundays 20 minutes from 9 A. M. to 8 P. M. Columbia River Highway Second and Alder to Burnside. over Burnside bridge and East Burnside to East Twenty fourth, to Sandy boulevard, to city limits. Trips starting at 7 A. M., 8 BASHY PIMPLY COMPLEXIONS QUICKLY CLEARED BY CUTICURA HOW TO DO IT: Smear the affected part with Cuticnra Ointment and let it remain five minutes. Wash off with Cuti cura Soap and hot water, bathing some minutes. Absolutely nothing better. Sample Each Free by Mail with 32-b. book on the oktn. ' PGuclcura. Dept. 1. Boston." Aitdn Soide A. M.. 10 A. M., 1 P. M.. 2 P. M. and 3 P. M. Aiurraymead Over Hawthorne-ave nue bridge to east side of Ladd Addi tion, south to Lincoln and east to East Forty-first street, to Harrison, to East Fiftieth. Fifteen-minute' service from 7 A. M. to 11 P. M. and 20 minutes on Sundays from 8 A. M. to 10 P. JL LODGE OFFICERS ON TOUR Grand Master Westbrook Completes Eastern Oregon Trip. BEND, Or.. Sept. 25. (Special.) Henry S. Westbrook, grand master, and Nellie Wattenburg, president of Ite bekah Assembly, have completed their joint visits to subordinate and Kebekah ST. HKI.KS GIRL. WIXNER OP STATE FRIZK I.V ESSAY CONTEST. -t , 4 f Si ! f ' U I - ! i I T 'i j 'A $ I nlBi r irtriM k :Ja Miss) Goldle Hatlcn. Miss Goldie Hatten, of St. Hel ens, is the winner of the prize offered recently by the Women's Christian Temperance Unions for the best essay on temperance as related to hygiene. Mrs. G. L. Buland, of Portland, has had charge of many of these contests. Many excellent essays have been written. lodges in Southern and Central Oregon. Lodges wore visited at Bonanza, Lake View, Paisley, Silver Lake and Bend. The grand officers were accompanied upon all these visits by Mrs. Lena Westbrook, past noble grand of Utopia Rebekah Lodge No. 62, and by Robert Wattenburg. past grand of Klamath Lodge No. 137. Grand Master Westbrook will visit lodges in Central Oregon until October 1, when he will return to Portland and for three months will visit lodges In the Willamette Valley. Nellie Watten burg will visit lodges in Eastern Ore gon, Clatsop County, Portland and Wil lamette Valley points. SKY-PILOT WANTS BOOKS Missionary Among Loggers Culls for Better Literature. MARSHFIELD. Or., Sept. 25. (Spe cial.) Fred W. Davis, the logger "sky pilot," who has a warm welcome awaitT ing him in all the logging camps of Coos County, when he appears, has been doin a modest missionary work for a number of years in this county, among the rough-and-ready boys who work for Smith - Powers, McDonald & Vaughan, Henry Hoeck, Nonda Ander son, the Aasen Brothers. Clarence Gould, John Conlogue, and the Buehner Company. One of his chief lines of endeavor has been to see that all the camps are sup plied with good reading matter, and of course, a Bible, or several. Mr. Davis believes people of a philanthropic turn have a good work to do if they will chanpre from the old custom of sending out-of-date magazines and periodicals to the camps, and substituting good books. VANCOUVER FARE IS SAME Running Cars Over Bridge Will Make Xo Reduction. VANCOUVER, Wash.. Sept. 25. (Spe cial.) The streetcar fare from Port land to Vancouver will continue to be 15 cents each way, or 25 cents a round trip, after the ' Interstate bridge is opened, notwithstanding expectations on the part of some that it would be reduced. Should the toll feature of the bridge be eliminated, the rate could undoubtedly be cut, but present toll rates will absorb 7 cents of the fare on the round trip. The great value of the bridge will be in time-saving and convenience. It is expected that with the cars running to Vancouver the trip can be made in 28 to 30 minutes, instead of 40 as at pres ent. The lonir walk to and from the ferry, the delay in catching boats or cars will be avoided, and the ride will be continuous. KLAMATH CAMPAIGN OPENS Republicans Plan Three Rallies for This Week. KLAMATH FALLS. Or., Sept 25. (Special.) The Republican campaign in Klamath County will open this evening at Houston Opera-house here, when a rally of Republicans will be held. Music will be furnished. Wallace McCamant, of Portland, will be the principal speak er. A special Invitation to attend the rally has been extended to the women of Klamath County. On Tuesday evening the Republicans of the Wood River Valley country will gather at Fort Klamath to hear Mr. McCamant, and Circuit Judze D. V. Kuykendall, of this city, candidate for re-election, and Joseph S. Kent, candi date for District Attorney. The rally will be continued at Merrill on Wednes day evening, with the same speakers. COYOTES ARE MENACE Stock in Bend District Said to Have Been Attacked. BEND. Or, Sept. 25. (SDecial.) That coyotes are becoming a menace to the settlers in the Millican Valley was reported oy P. B. Johnson, post master at Millican. Mr. Johnson reported several in stances of attacks by coyotes recently. tne latest oeing wnen rorest Ranger H. E. Smith, who was sleeping on the ground when on a trip, woke to find a coyote only a few feet from his head. C. L. Evans and R. R. 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Popular Rouges 13 At Owl Prices All the favorites large variety and usual low prices. Pinaud's Liquid ,...15 R. & G. Liquid SO Exora Dry 20 Bourjols Theatrical .20? Anyvo "O Mme. Duval 20i Bird 25 Melba 25 Red Feather CO Dorin GO r s xery 1 at our I i m m ing and receiving stolen property. He pleaded not' gulty and his trial was set for November 15. LIQUOR PERMITS GROWING Effect of Private Stocks Diminishing Felt in Coos County. MARSHFIELD. Or.. Sept. 25. (Spe cial.) The consumption of beer and liquor evidently has been growing steadily since prohibition went Into effect in Coos Coun ty, at least, if figures ma.y be used as a proof. The record shows the or ders received since prohibition eliminat ed saloons have Increased each month. It cannot be said there is more liquor consumed, however, than during- the earlier months of the year, for large stocks were put away by many, and as these were used the demand Increased. The permits since the first of the year were: January, 22; February, 171; March, 369: April, 678; May, 691; June. 897; July, 1186; August 1211. C0QUILLE BOOSTERS UNITE Marching Club of 7 5 to Be Known as Coosonlans. MARSHFIELD. Or.. Sept. 25. (Spe cial.) While other towns have been talking about organizing a marching club as a booster organisation, the clti sens of Coqullle have acted and started their work. The Coqullle club will be known as the Coosonians, and will have a membership of about 75. The leaders of the movement are Dr. Lowe. John W. Miller. Dr. Hopkins, Dr. V. L. Hamilton. L. W. Cook. W. F. Oerding. George O. Leach. A. R. Rack led, Charles Baxter, Robert Cook. J. C. Slagle, J. P. Michaels. Owen Knowlton and George Oerding. BOY SCORES 96 ON PIG Gaston Youngster of 1 1 Wins Trip to State Fair. GASTON. Or.. Sept. 25. (Special.) Lester Storey, the 11 -year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Dave Storey, of Gaston, has won the three-day trip to the Sa lem Fair, and will be one of four chil dren sent from Washington County as a reward for their success as members of the Boys' and Girls' Industrial Clubs of their different schools. The winners are selected from the boys and girls that have taken up club project work of th Oregon, Agricultural College. Lester took up the pig project and has made g6od. With money of his own which he had . earned at small jobs, and S5 borrowed from his father, he bought a pure-bred O.' L C. sow and has raised seven pigs. He has fed and taken entire care of them and kept strict account of their feed and weight, etc.. and has Just had them at the Washington County Fair the past week. He scored 96 points on his project and won the trip. Colonel Sherman Marclll. who was sworn tn recently as Mayor of Laurel. Del., la only 24 years old. and la the only Republican vtf sleeted Mayor there. ft "The Little Girl Next Door" Adrift in a great city the trapj the life just as it all happened. PICKFORD STARTING SUNDAY
