The Sunday Oregonian., April 21, 1907, Section Two, Page 24, Image 24

THE SUNDAY OREGONIAN, PORTLAND, APRIL 21, 1907.
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place , the highest grade
of skill combined with gen
tleness and fair dealing at
your disposal.
B. E. WRIGHT.
Good Set of Teeth on Rubber Pl&te $5. Best Set of Teetb on Rubber Plate $8.
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342 WASHINGTON STREET, CORNER OF SEVENTH
Phone Main 2119 S&ilfi Twelve Years in Portland
MORE POLICEMEN NEEDED
ALSO MORE PATKOli DRIVERS
AND SERGEANTS, CHIEF SAYS.
GrIUmacher Outlines Changes He
Would Recommend to Increase
Efficiency of Force.
It developed yesterday that the annual
report of Chief cf Police Grltzmacher.
filed last January, was not the original
budget made out by him, but was one
much modified, as far as the recommenda
tions for Increasing the force were con
cerned. The original list of policemen
asked for by him. it developed, was too
large to suit some officials, and he im
mediately re-wrote his report, making
more modest requests.
The Increase in the number of police
men, as originally made by Chief Grltz
macher, would comprise what he terms
an Ideal department for Portland, and one
which, he declared yesterday. Is badly
needed now. The only reason known for
frowning upon the first report is lack of
funds with which to provide the number
of men it was Intended to ask for.
Chief Gritimacher's original report
railed for one Chief, four captains, six
desk sergeants, six patrol sergeants, 13
detectives, six patrol-wagon drivers, six
clerks for the telegraph system. 10 cross
ing officers, 40 patrolmen for the East
Side station, BO patrolmen for the Central
ctation and 12 mounted policemen.
"That would have made up an Ideal
police force." said the Chief yeMerday.
"I had my plans all worked out for plac
ing the number of officers I intended ask
ing for. and we would have had a depart
ment that could do efficient work and of
which everyone could be proud. I would
not care for more captains, but we ur
gently need patrol sergeants and desk
sergeants, three of each for two stations.
The East Side station, which has been
provided for, would have had 48 pafrol
inen assigned to it. My plan was to place
three desk Bergeants in charge of that
station, three putrol sergeants In charge
of the East 8!de district and I would have
assigned one captain to be responsible for
the district. I also intended placing eight
mounted policemen on the East Side.
Then I planned to assign three drivers
for the patrol wagon, three clerks to
handle the telegraph system and crossing
officers were to have -been stationed at
' East Burnside street and Union avenue
and at Grand avenue and Morrison street.
"I Intended' detailing 60 patrolmen to
the Central station, or West Portland dis
trict. Three captains, one in charge of
each shift, were to be detailed for head
quarters, and a desk sergeant and a pa
trol sergeant were to be assigned to each
relief. Four mounted policemen were to
have been placed on the West Side. Eight
officers were to have been detailed as a
crossing squad, and I would have had. a
policeman at every important corner In
the business district. It would have been
- an ideal police force, but funds were not
sufficient to warrant the extra number of
men. Before Portland has first-class pro
, tectlon and the police work Is attended
to rightly, however, funds will have to be
provided for Its maintenance and for suf
ficient officers to do the. work." .
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COLONEL, A,. W. MILLER GIVES
INTERESTING LECTURE.
Speaker Declares That the World la
Dominated More and More by
Intellect In Modern Times.
An excellent address ' on th subject
"What Science Has Done for Man," by
Colonel A. W. Miller was tha feature of
last nljrht's meeting of the Oregon Acad
emy cf Science held at the City Hall. He
paid in part:
The world today is dominated more and
more by Intellect, which has been slowly
advancing among tha people through scien
tific discovery, as there is no problem which
scientists dare not attract, though ancient
and long-Axed optntons are slow to eradl-
cat, and it requires courage to make the
rlorlous ascent from brute ignorance up to
human Intelligence, for we are no longer
taking appearances for facts, nor words for
acta, nor Imagination for reality. We rec
ogniie only the eternal domain of con
science and the external domain of obser
vation, excluding everything pertaining tn
m trades or mystery, but. relying upon
science to gently guide us in the ways of
truth by enlightening our mind and illu
minating our pathway with a light that
cannot be eclipsed. 6 he thus elevates our
OOauOt M iUttBV U above the fcgxbarlaji
DID YOU EVER
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APOLLO PLAYER-PIANO
THE ONLY PERFECT INSTRU
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TT Operates all of the 88 notes of a modern upright
ll piano or 23 notes more than any other "Interior-Player-Piano."
The only way you can fully appreciate
these wonderful instruments is to come and see them.
TT We also have on display a large assortment of stand
ard make pianos in all the different styles and woods.
We buy direct from Eastern factories and can undersell any
house on the Coast, quality of goods considered. Can make
terms of payment to suit your requirements. Open evenings.
HOVENDEN-SOULE
PIANO CO.
(Successors to Soule Bros. Piano Co.)
374 Morrison Street.
Corner Morrison and West Park.
Is now ready More
than 1000 are here for you
to choose from, and
the PRICE is just
1
Handsomer patternsbetter
styles than ever. You will see
the same patterns in other
stores at $15 and $20. The
difference is principally in
the higher rents and larger profits
of the other fellow.
WHEN YOU SEE IT IN OUR AD ITS SO
Two StoresThird and Oak
M
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Carload of Organs
A car of beautiful parlor organs at wholesale.
The organ that ordinarily costs you $125 we
sell for $65.00; in other words, new organs at
half price. Installments, three dollars a month.
REED-FRENCH PIANO MFG. CO.
Organ Manufacturers.
SIXTH AND BURNSIDE.
YOUR EYES
are your - ,'
BEST FRIENDS
, and if properly ' taken car. of. will cause you
NO ACHES OR PAINS
YEARS OF EXPERIENCE AT YOUR COMMAND
Lenaea duplicated while you wait.
J. D. DUBACK, Optometrist
and SCIENTIFIC LENS GRINDERS
successor to the
Oregon & Portland Optical Co.'s
173 Fourth St. Y. M." C A. Bunding
and places us In contact with the very best
society In every period of history.
Scientific men never jump at conclusions
nor do they recognise man-made laws except
so far as they are founded upon fact and
Justice with the approval of extended. doe
observation and comparison with that which
Is true. For truth is Immortal and wllj pre
vail. -
In our as;e life Is considered too short to
use many words; the eye is used more and
more and the ear less, and when a state
ment is made or a new theory advanced we
usually ask for proof, some thins; tangible.
In our schoolrooms the diagram and black
bord j wU at otht object unknown
generation ao are . now universally em
ployed. Our newspapers and magazines con
tain a greater number of Illustrations than
was thought necessary heretofore,' while our
museums and other collections of natural
history are being utilised more and more,
and we are learning to reject everything
founded upon tradition or supernatural, srn
wtitch are but obstruction placed in the
way of- advancing knowledge.
We add to our enjoyment at life by di
minishing the risks and pains of disease
and increasing the duration of Ufa.
These are but a few of the things that
science has done (or us tn the paac She
Cava the. mariner tba comp ui tia
HISTORY WLL
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REPEAT 1 1 - r
TIE IUENIURE TRUST
The People Are No Longer Compelled to Pay the High Prices Charged by the Furniture Trust
- We Give Here Some of Our Prices. Compare Them With the Trust Prices '
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box cane seats ........... .' .$ 2.50
DRESSERS Birdseye maple,'
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swell front ; 22x28 French bev
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Trait
Price. ;
$.3.50
$29.00
KITCHEN CABINETS Zinc top,
modern Columbia . . . .$14.75
SPRINGS Yum-Yum. Any size.$ 2 . 50
MATTRESSES Wool top. 2A "
tick. Any size ..$ 2.50
RUGS 9x12, Tapestry Brussels. .$15.00
Trust
Price.
$18.00
$ 3 33
$ 3.33
$20.00
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106 FIRST ST.
GREEN FRONT BUILDING f rf-
BETWEEN WASHINGTON AND STARK LUO
the miner not only tool, but light as well.
She sharpened his tools with the diamond
and quickened his operations with elec
tricity. She also taught him how to sepa
rate the rock front the valuable mineral, the
dross from the metal. With her kind as
sistance and helping hand the prospector
v.iJb6am. v olOflt. tb mine ao engineer.
the day .laborer became a learned profes
sor. -
The progress of scientific research has na
turally been slow, having been compelled to
fight Its way through depths of ignorance,
prejudice and superstition, as well as con
tending with the many eld dogmas and
pugtoso bafli4 down to sa- from ta. dark
ages of the past, sustained by hate, bigotry,
terrorism and persecution. In spite of this
fact, only that which Is tight, good and
true can live -and prosper, while all -that
which Is wrong, false and bed must perish
and pass away. -
XL offlcr olXtk Imparl! Chloe tele
graph administration, have been notified
that It has been decided to inflict the
penalty of decapitation upon any tele,
graph employes who may in future b
found guilty of revealing the contents of
official telegrams.
The velocipede Was Invented, by Ural
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