THE SUNDAY OKTOOSlAy.TORTr.AyP. DECEMBER 11. 1910.
20 y
LICENSE OF CLUBS
IS FIXED AT
Councilman Lombard, by De
manding $800, Starts
Spirited Debate.
LIQUOR LAWS ARE REVISED
Fprclal Council Comralltre Com
plete Work on New Ordinance,
Whkh Will B Offered to
Council Wednesday.
Proposed revision of Jhe liquor laws
of Portland was tomiytrd yesterday
morning t- the special committee ap
pointed by the Council, and the new
ordinance, as prepared ly the commit
tee. will be presented to U.e Council
Wednesday morning:.
Whether Incorporated clldbs should
be permitted to sell liquor at a less li
cense cost than saloons was stubborn
ly debated by the committee yesterday
morning- and the question was finally
settled by fixing- a license of $300 a
ear for clubs, the licenses to be lim
ited to 1.
Councilman Lombard wannrd to force
clubs to pay f a year, the price paid
ry saloons, lie said It was not Just
that special privileges should be
granted to men who can orgajilse lux
urious clubs, and It wit only aa a com
promise that he finally agreed to place
the license at $100.
A proTloton framed hy Mayor Simon,
requiring any peraon holding a Gov
ernment license to be deemed to be a
liquor dealer within the meaning of
the law. waa approved by the mem hers
of the committee without opposition.
Dealer Are Defined.
Following Is a detailed resume of
the ordinance:
Section I defines the various dealers:
Wholesale liquor dealer. Class A.
dealers who sell In quantities of one
gallon or more, none of which may be
drunk on the premises; class B. whole
sale dealers who also rectify: class C
dealers who dispose of liquor In un
broken packages nt to be consumed
on the premises.
Retail liquor dealers lealera who
sell in less quantities than six gallons
to he drunk anywhere.
Hestatirant keepTr One who makes
the serving rf mea's at least three
times a day his principal business at
least six days a week, or who operates
a public drinklng-room In connection
with a hotel.
Ileal Kood served In quantity and
quality to that served In connection
with a hotel or restaurant.
Hotel A bull. Unit or part of a build
ing used In supplying food and lodg
ing to strangers, having a public dining-room
of at least too feet floor
space, where mea's are served at least
three times a day. the building con
taining not less than -j rooms, fur
nished so as to be rented for lodging
for strangers.
DrnggUta ItegNler Ordered.
Pruggtit A person making the com.
pounding and selling of medicine his
principal business, and who sella not
more than four ounces In a day to any
one person, each purchaser of liquor to
register his name, address and the spe
cial disease fr which the liquor Is
n-chseu.
Or oct r One who makes the sale of
. groceries his principal business, and
w ho sells liquor In quantities of not
less than one-rifth of a gallon or more
than six gallon, none of the liquor to
I drunk on the premlsrs.
Club A p!ce where liquor may be
disposed tf In any inauner to members
or guests of a club.
Section i A IU-ene must be obtained
lie fore liquor Is sold.
Section The Muvor must appoint a
liquor license committee of seven mem
bers of the Council who shall pass on
all application, for licenses. Tie mem
bers of the committee are given authority
to Inspect places where ll'-ense. are de
sired or for wiitch licenses are Issued,
and to summon wltne.se. to determine
how the law Is being observed regarding
the sale of Huuor.
Section 4 No additional retail licenses
ran be l-sued until the population In
creases to make one retail license for
every W0B people In the city. Keslaurant
llfen.es are limited to eA
"ectlon S No liquor license may be Is
sued to any person affiliated with an Im
moral, disorderly or gainhltnr-house. or
to arv place where disorderly conduct or
gambling Is pcrmltled. No person not a
rltlxen of the Cnlted Stales may be
granted a new license, but a person now
holding a license mav renew U until Jan
uary 1. IMi aft-T which time he mar re
new a license if he hs nd his declara
tion to become a cltlxen. No license will
be granted to a female or any person un
der the age of Zi years, or any person
who within one yeer has been convicted
of a violation of this ordinance, or who
at anr time has been convicted of a fel
ony. No license stia't be issued for 'a
place within feet of a block on which
a public school Is situated, or for any
place where a saloon Is obnoxious to the
residents. No corporation or association
v persons mav receive a license, al
though a license mar be Issued In the
name of a member of an organlxation.
Ucene Holder. Hotrk-trtl.
Oectlon t Anv person b!dirg a Gov
ernment liquor llcenne shall be deemed to
be a dealer in liquors.
Section 7 An application for a license
must be filed with the City Auditor be
fore December I of each year. In which
the place for the location of the busi
ness is to he stated. Kach application
must contain the certificates of at least
two responsible elttxens of Portland, not
In any way connected with the liquor
traftV. vouchlrg for the good character
of the applicant. The names of all appli
cants and their proposed places of busi
ness are to he published in the city onl
ctsl paper. Three resident voters of the
rlty may rile a detailed written protest
to the granting of a license to any appli
cant, who shall be given due notice con
cerning the remonstrance. An answer to
the remon. trance may then be filed by
the applicant two ilays before the meet
ing of the committee at which licenses
are granted. A hearing must tlien be
granted. Applications must be accompa
nied by a check payable to the Mayor,
covering the fee for the first six months
of the life of the license.
All License Are Defined.
feet Ion S Gives details of the manner In
which application for transfers may be
made A licensed dealer may execute a
transfer vf hi. license to another, who
must file a written application for the li
cense with the city. In esses of death or
Incompetency, the transfer may be made
be a person duly appointed to act for
the original holder. A fe of fie Is
-barged for a transfer. A l!cen,e Is good
ontv for the place named In it.
Section . iJery license Issued rr.nst ex
pert either on June or Iwemher 31.
srd the fee must b paid semiannually,
rslluee to ry the license fee when due.
annul the license.
Section W. Annual fees for licenses
300
shall be collected aa follows: Slanu-
. avt. whAlal. llauor fleaiera.
twn: wholesale liquor dealers who are rec
tifiers. lu: grocerst. seuing i""
--i - ... i un- restaurant, sell
ing or serving liquors. ISO: druggists who
ell or maae aiepiay or liquor.. --.
taU liquor dealeiei w0; clubs errvlns
liquor. C0.
Section II. An extra license must oe
.i.t.iM.t re bar over SO feet In length
or for an additional bar In the eame
room. , ,
rteci.un i hmw ,
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o clock Monday morning, or
hours of 1 and t o rioca on urn
of other days, or during tne voting houra
on election da) si
Disorder!)- Conduct Forbidden.
Section IX Disorderly conduct roust not
be permitted in a saloon or any place
.m.. m-ith M. No lluuor can be sold
to a minor or drunken person. No minor
can be In a saloon. No entertainments
may be held In any ssioon. aimousu -rezularlr
hired orchestra may be em
ployed there.
Section 14. Jfo woman win oe
. w - ..... ..tiutn nr niseo srher liquor
Is served, w ith the 'exception of a whole
sale score, grocery aiore vi i
Section IS. All llceraes must remain
under the absolute control of the Coun
cil, and It one Is revoked, a suitable
refund must be macis to the holder.
Section I. Druggists veiling- liquor
must keep register open to Inspection,
to show who has purchased liquor.
, c .ml emnlovea of
n'ciion i.. i i ........... - - - -
saloons are held equally responsible for
the observance or me .
Section IS. cVmmon fame, of a plaoa
shall be evidence agalnat H.
Section IS. Saloon men may be warned
by relatives not to sell liquor to minora
or drunkards, and these warnings must
be observed. Any minor or drunkard ob
taining liquor through misrepresentation
are violator of the ordinance.
Section an. A printed digest of the
liquor law la to be furnished every holder
of a license, and the digest must be
placed on display.
Section SI. No powers of attorney anan
be recognized after 1S1L
License for One Floor Only.
Section 3. No liquor can be tran
ferred from a barroom to places overhead
or in the basement to be served there.
Section St. All Iawa conflicting with tha
new ordinance are repealed.
Section 2i. for the first conviction for
the violation of the ordinance there shall
be a nne of between 10 and or
Imprisonment between M daya and six
montlia. For the secord conviction, the
fine miM-t be between 130 and or
imprisonment between to daya and stx
months or both fine and Imprisonment.
The second violation of the PMnday-clos-lrg
provision forfeit the license. In
addition to causing the other punfcsh
ment stated. For the third violation, a
fine of not less than W. or Imprison
ment for at least six months, or both
tine and imprisonment must be imposed,
and the llcetwe will be automatically
revoked.
Section X. The ordirance will go Into
effect mm soon ae approved bv the Mayor.
FEOERftTSLEUTH HERE
COAL-LAND DEALS IX ALASKA
SVBJF.CT OF CONFERENCE.
Special Proaecntor Townsend and
Chrlstensen Consider Matters
.scheduled for Grand Jury.
Andrew Chrkslensen. In charge of In
vestigations of coal land frauda In Alaska,
mill confer here today with B. D. Towns
end. special prosecutor for the Depart
ment of Justice. On the reault will de
pend many matters to he presented to
the grand Jury at the Fall term.
Mr. Chrisienss-a arrived yesterday and
Mr. Townsend I expected thia morning.
Chrlstensen was chief of the neld divi
sion at Portland for years, being de
uclied for special duly in Alaska last
Summer, mice which time he has made
headquarters at Senttle.
At today a conference the trial of
the case of the VnlteU Stales against the
Kiigllsh group of coal claims numbering
so nllngs and valued at $.. will also
be a topic. The tier In to be brought up
during the first week In January and
will be prosecuted upon evidence gathered
bv Chrlstensen and hla aid.
'c y. Mundav. a Seattle attorney. Is
said to have been the originator of the
conspiracy to defraud the !overnment by
using dummy entrymen. The richness of
Uie field wasi made known to a coterie of
Knglishmen who sent a representative to
take chargj of ti e work of locating the
groind. It is said the representative of
tite jjnnaon wom'.ir - - 1 "
1o men who attempted to file on the
lands in a body, and were prevented by
officer of the Knd omce. J no nnm
are In the Katalia field and are located
close to tlve Cunningham group of coal
land claim which became an Iseue be
tween U fford Pinchot and Secretary Bel
linger.
SEAL CAMPAIGN IS ACTIVE
List of Workers for Coming Week Is
Announced.
The field of work In the rted Cross
Seal campaign will be broadened next
week, when many new booths will be
opened and new names added to the
list of workers. Next week is the last
week of the campaign, and those In
charge expect most satisfactory results
during that time.
Sales last week were large. Mrs.
Chester Deerlng. who has charge of the
booth at the Oregon Hotel, sold over
rooo seals each day.
Cnder the direction of Mrs, n. J.
WONDERED WHY
Fea4 Ike Aaawer 'Was "Coffee."
Many pale, alckly persons wonder for
years why they have to auffer so. and
eventually discover that the drug
eaffelae In coffee la the main cause of
the trouble.
I was always very fond of coffee
and drank It every day. I never had
much flesh and often wondered why I
was always so pale, thin and weak.
-About five years ago my health
completely broke down and 1 was con
fined to my bed. My stomach was In
such condition that I could hardly take
sufficient nourishment to eustaln life.
"During this time I was drinking
coffee, didn't think 1 could do with
out it.
"After awhile I came to the conclu
sion that coffee was hurting me. and
decided to give It up and try Postum.
I dtdn t like the taste of It at first, but
when It was made right boiled until
dark and rich I scoa became very
fond of It.
In one week I began to feel better.
I could eat more and sleep better. Mr
sick headacbea were less frequent, and
within five month I looked and felt like
a. new being, headache epells entirely
gone.
"My health continued to Improve and
todav I am well and atrong. weigh 141
pounds. I attribute my present health
to the life-giving qualities of Tostum."
Head "The Bond to Wellvllle." In
pkgs. "There a lieason."
fver read the asve letter! . new
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re geaelae, trwe, fall f bassaa
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WhatSomeProminent
Portland Physicians
Say About Thompson
"R. A. THOMPSON,
Tortland, Or.
"Dear Sir: I wish to express
my appreciation of your services
to' my patients and am glad that
there is at least one optometrist
in Portland who does not intrude
his 'isms' and theories in the
treatment of any ease sent him by
his professional friends, but at
tends strictly to business."
'Another says:
"Allow me to express my grat
ification occasioned by our pro
fessional intercourse. The result
of your exertions on behalf of
friends and patients has been em
inently satisfactory."
From another:
"If the profession at larpe
could know of the advantage of
the system you pursue in the ex
amination for eye strain it would
be better for our patients. T can
safely say that the patients I have
sent you' have been greatly bene
fited" and in no ease has there
been any complaint, the time hav
ing extended over the last seven
or eight years."
I fit every pair of glasses my
self. I do not leave this impor
tant matter to other people. I
consider that if yon recommend
a friend or relative to me, the
best I can do in recognition of
your courtesy is to wait on your
friend myself.
THOMPSONS!
Second Floor Corbett Bldg..
Fifth and Morrison.
Marsh, chairman of office buildings,
booths will be opened as follows: Mon
day: Spalding Building, in charge of
Mrs. J. S. U'Gormu. assisted by Ir
vlngton workers: Beck Building. Mrs.
J. It. Slater, of Mount Tabor: Medical
Building. Miss Lilian Dosch: W'ells
Kargo Building, rs. O. B. Ballou:
Klectrlc Building. Miss Isabel Wolf
steln. Monday and Tuesday. Mrs. If.
V. Cliapln rest of week. Booths in the
Chamber of Commerce. Pacific Express
and Commercial Club buildings will be
In charge of Mrs. Katherlne Daly.
Mrs. Isaac Patterson will have charge
of all Government buildings. Members
of the Tuesday Afternoon Club, which
disposed of a larce number of seals
last year, are installing booths on the
Kast Side. In charge of Mrs. O. M.
Gllnes. The State Public Health Com
mittee has opened booth, at St. .Tnhr..
Men dot a
Coal
These announcements are for
the information of those who
have not tried MEND0TA.
Those who have tried it never
nepd to be reminded to buy it
again. They wouldn't buy an
other brand.
rhoues: A 3S87, Marshall 2G35
or
Order From Your
Dealer
HOTEL
STEWART
SAN FRANCISCO
- Geary Street, above Union Square
Just op pout. Hotel St. Francis
. European Plan SI .60 a day up
American Plan $3.00 a day up
Hew steel snd brick structure. Tunutbcdat
cost el ISOO.OOO. Eftrr comfort sod coo
.erasae. Oa csrlines rrsnaferring all over
city. Omnibus merts trains sod steamers.
Send fox Booklet with map of San Fraaasca
BltS SACRIFICE OI.OSI G-OlT ftll.E.
The largest assortment of Mechan
ical Tovs on the Coast. Wc are crowded
for room: must close out the entire
stock at
atle THK DOLLAR.
THE MOTTO POST I'tRn ASD aou.
. VK.MR SHOP. -144
Secaad St, Bet. Alder aad Morrlm.
ty RAINCOATS
"PURE MILK" CAMPAIGN ON
Consumers' League Scnda Ont Invi
tations for Meeting Next Tuesday.
Invitstlrtns have been sent out fry 'the
Tell Your Friends
Crowds
AS PEOPLE FIND OUT WHAT WONDER
FIJI VALUES THEY ARE GETTING AT
Schmeer's Money-Saving Furniture Sale
BE AMONG THE CROWDS TOMORROW-THERE'S PLENTY YOU NEED
Arm Eockers
$30.00 Princess
Hardwood maple
or oak finish,
Dresser, Qnarter
sawed oak, sale,
$18.35.
$1.55
Such Opportunities
$25 Mahogany
Parlor Set
Three pieces, like illustration,
handsome velour cushions,
r2! ....$14.50
About 60 other Parlor Sets
at all prices up to the finest
made.
MORBIS CHAIR, Solid oak frame, velour de Q C
cushions, only 12 in stock; while they last pe-.vjv
Wu,,n.,r,
Very beautifully upholstered in velour in dif
ferent colors. Regular $16.50 value fc J .50
special .
40 or oO other styles of Couches, Davenports, etc.,
all go at less than manufacturers' cost.
MAKE NO MISTAKE IN THE PLACE-See Large Red Canvas Signs
SCHMEER FURNITURE CO.
NORTHEAST CORNER FIRST AND YAMHILL STREETS, PORTLAND
EVERYTHING GOES -SEE THE LARGE SALE TAGS ON EVERY PIECE
Just as good in every way as those
you pay $20 and $25 for in other stores.
WE HAVE FIVE STORES
WE BUY MORE CLOTHING
WE SELL MORE CLOTHING
Than any other store and are satisfied
with smaller profits These are some
of the reasons why we give BETTER
values than any other store.
MOYE1
pure food committee of the Consumers
League to the health boards and citizen
who are interested In the campaign
against Impure milk, to a meeting which
will be held Tuesday. December 13, at
3:30 P. M.. in the auditorium of the Medi
cal building. Park and Alder streets.
Two subjects will be taken up at the
About This Sale-You'll Be Doing Them
Increase Daily
I $1.50 Child's
9x12 Tapestry
Brussels Floor
High Chair,
Rugs, special,
$10.45.
80.
as This Come But
BED
LOUNGE
Like
Illustration
Arm Rocker
Like illustration, regular $3.50,
oak finish, only 20 of them,
while they . $1.95
meeting; viz.. the report of the city at
torney as to the extent of the city's power
to prevent the sale of milk from tuber
cular cowe and to outline plans to se
cure the enactment of a law requiring
tha all cows be tested and found free
from tuberculosis, before their milk can
be sold to the wholesale or retail trade.
Buffet,
Good Floor
$25.00 Massive
Linoleum, 47c
yd. value, spe
Brass Beds, spe
plate -
cial, $16.50
rors,
cial, yd.. 3S
Once in a lifetime -
Genuine
Royal Oak
Cupboard
Like illustration, -with doors,
all complete. They go on
sale tomorrow 75
$40 STEEL RANGE Four holes, fine $23 85
baker, special tomorrow Ps''-'
Hundreds of Heating Stoves of All Kinds
Ever3'thing goes, nothing reserved; sheet iron, air
tight Heat
ers, $1.15,
all other
Heating
Stoves, for
wood or coal,
at c o r r e
sponding reductions.
3d and OAK
1st and YAMHILL
1st and MORRISON
2d and MORRISON
89 THIRD
A number of the more prominent milk
dealers and dairymen have been specially
invited to attend the meeting hi order
that they may have an opportunity to
co-operate in the framing of a law.
The Itch can be cured with Plummer'S
Itch Ointment. Third and Madison
a Great Favor
We Mean
Business
Everything
Goes
royal oak.
Cotton Top Mat
glass mir
tresses, special
$14.15.
$1.85.
Get Your Share
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