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About The Sunday Oregonian. (Portland, Ore.) 1881-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 1, 1911)
10 Marvel For Any , POLICE SHIFTED, THEN PUT BACK CRACK THIRD REGIMENT LAUDED AT INSPECTION Superfluous Hair Wonderful Action of Elec-tro-la, the New Hair Remover, Will Surprise You. Nearly every man or woman who ha been troubled with superfluous or un desirable hairs has had experience with various preparation which merely burn off the surface hair, redden the kln. and fail to kill the hair roots. Elec-tro-la I the remarkable new halr-remcver which does more than merely ktll the su'fce hair. It goes to Colonel Dunbar! Command at High Stat of Efficiency Troops In Mult nomah County Perfectly Organized and Equipped for Field Service. Chief Slover Suddenly With draws Order Reducing Two and Changing Many. ALL RAIDERS INVOLVED THE LAST DAYS Wiflqssr i Ui i,n siim. ..... iii i pi I ssi " it . . J, I .1 ' h. Head of Korco After PoMln Balle lin Tear It Down "for Pt rnt" Captain Bailey and Moore, Serceant Roberts Hit. Aftr Issuing- n order reducing two pnltc wrfniiK. sblftlns; two captains and Inniferrlnr many policemen about to citjr. Actios Chief tlor took a rid In an automobile to the City Hall yesterday afternoon and returned to announce that the plan had been re minded "for the preent. The bulletin was already posted and Ita content had none out through police circle e-enerallr when the re traction was mad, with conalderable how of embarrassment. -We were pressed for time, and did rot rl the r!n the consideration It deserved.- said fhlef B!ner. when asked for a reason for the sudden chance of front. "The order will not Ko Into effect for a few days, and when It doe It Is likely to be considerably rhansted. either lo a rreater or a lesa deer re." Ballry ana Meer Swaev Captain Bailey, who as commander of the first nlsht relief has borne the weight of reionsibility for pollclia In underworld, was to hits chanared placea with Captain Moore. In com mand of th day relief. Sergeant Hoberts. In chara-e of th North Knd under Captain Bailey waa slated to be reduced to the rank, hla place belns; filled by Patrolman Rupert, and Detec tive Sergeant Trice, recently restored to duty after suspension, waa reduced to th rank of mounted patrolman. A recent raid In the North Knd. In volving ten disorderly house and nrlnirtne In In flnea. la believed by many to throw light on the motive back of the chansre. Kvery officer who took any notable part In the raid was to have been effected by the change. Raid leaders SaaTer. Captain Bailey commanded It. Ser geant Roberta acted under him. and both were to be shifted. Patrolman Hirsch and Foster who patrolled the North Knd beat on the first nlsrht re lief, and who gave testimony aaalnst the houses, were aimed for transfer. Patrolmen Bewlejr and Henson. who also gave testimony aa to the conduct of the house during the daylight hours, when they are In the same terri tory and who have been active In ar restlnr parasites, likewise were trane f erred by the order. The predicament of Sergeant Roberta, a veteran. Is partly accounted for by hla testifying in one of the cases that be had told some of the women that they were keeping too many girls, doing so ander orders. Everyone higher op got from under this reputed order and asserted that no such Instruction rusted. When the ral.l case were on trial, attorneys close to the administration, besought th court to find In their ravor. and thereby show that the houae had not been running at th tlm they were raided, and gossip In police cir cles takea thla aa the keynote of th explanation why every man who did efficient work In th ralda ha been sent elsewhere, backing up the theory with assertions that the aucceaa of Captain Bailey And Ma men waa em tarraslng to the men who ordered It Monthly hlft Walta. Chairman Coffey plan to have a gen eral shift of the force every month was not put Into effect, because. It la explained, time did not suffice to ma ture the plans. The project ha not been abandoned, however. Neither did the expected filling of vacancle In the detective department make a part of the abortive order. Th at In which th ltut!on ha been left make the department mor than ver agog, and wildest specula tion ar heard aa to th final out come. Department pollttre I making Inroad upon the tlm of the men. and a general spirit of discontent and un rest Is becoming noticeable. The reduc tion of Roberts. It I said, will mak a part of any modified order that may be issued. There Is possibility that Detective Sergeant Price will be given another chance PURE FOOD BOOTHS TAKEN More Concession Spaces at Expo tlon Likely to Be eeded. A. A. Tremp. director of the Tort land Ketall Growers' Pur Food Expo sition to be beld In the Gypsy Smith tabernacle from December 2 to 1. said yesterday that th demand for exhibit space promise to be o heavy that It will be necessary to add at leaat IS new booths to the 10 concession space for which they have already arranged. The first day of soliciting disposed of 49 of the booths on the main floor. The exhlblta will consist of pure foods, labor-saving devices In modern kiichen furniture, office and tor fix tures, electrical supplies and th like. In addition to the exhlblta-themaelve there wl'.l be dally programmea. con sisting of lectures, concerts, souvenir matinees, baby shows, and free vaude ville. The exposition Is to get tate-wlde advertisement and most of the larger citle of Oregon will bs Invited to send community exhibits. 'BRICKBATS AND BOQUETS.' Read about them In Kohler Chase's piano clearance announcement on page 10. section 1. this paper. Police Hant for Gallty Chauffeur. To set rlftfct an Injustice done an In nocent iran. tf. pollc ar making ef forts to locate a chauffeur who ran hla automobile through a barricade on North Fourteenth atreet onto unfin ished pavement and made havoc gen erally. Basing a report upon Informa tion gathered from bystander. Patrol man Welch said that th damage, had been done by Larry Talbott. a young driver. Talbott went to the police sta tion and registered hi protest, de claring Ms ability to prove an alibi and denying the charge. CARD OFTHA-1KJ. We desire to thank our many friends snd Asira Circle Women of Woodcraft fer the kindness shown u In our sad berevemerit. and also for th many beautiful floral contrlbntes. . . J TV HARVFY I'RKO HARVKT. uj. JOILX AlMXCk , i . : - V COMMENDATIONS from manr qusr- Ltera hare been pouring In on Col onel T. N. Dunbar, commanding the Third Oregon Infantry, as a result of the splendid showing made at quar terly Inspection at the Armory Thura day night. With practically the full strength of his command on the drill floor for muster Inspection and review, with the keenest Interest and enthu siasm shown by officers and men throughout In their work, with the regimental equipment complete In every respect and no defecta In or ganization, military men say the regi ment la entitled to every bit of the high praise that was given by Governor Writ, Adjutant (leneral Finxrr. and Major C. T. Dentler. of the t'nlted htatea Army. Major Ientlcr was de tailed some time ago by the War De partment to Instruct the National liuurd of Oregon and report from time to time upon It efficiency. Hegalara Kziol roaasaana. Th commendation of outalde offi cers waa not made upon the showing on parade alone, but after having wit nessed the command. In the field at re cent Coast defense maneuvers at Co lumbia Beach, where an enviable rec ord was made by Colonel Dunbar and his troops. In co-operation with Bat tery A. In capturing Fort Stevena. Officers and men of the Third have been working hard since the announce ment from Washington that the Regu lar Army must be the model towards which Guard troops must work. Ths result Is that the regiment la Just now accredited with being at Its htgheat atate of efficiency. It Is known that reporta made by regular army officers to the War Department have rated Col onel Dunbar's commnnd high. To Captain R. O. Scott, commanding JC Company, went the big allver trophy et apart foi the company having th largest turnout at field maneuvers. Captain Scott conducted a lively re cruiting campaign and took 70 men with him to Columbia Beacb. His com pany has won many other trophies, particularly on the rifle range, and is known as one of the best In the Na tional Guard service. All at H Company Attend. B Company, commanded by Captain W. F. Daugherty. was the one command In" line to have every man present at ecu:, zxzasssix. cjezr sxzzzo caGf r .- - v K h - ' K A -a- -yjTzz-j-. ' '". . n : f ' : h xs , --"eT- ' 1 r-z- ccuctJ&4Jis'3- -cr ixr-rc- roll call at Thursday night's muster. Several of the companies had but two or three men swsy. The feat of get ting every man out Is an unusual one and represents weeks of hard work. Governor West. In commanding the troops, announced that he Intends giv ing them every support possible. Among other things he will offer a silver trophy for attendance at the annual Inspection this Winter, the trophy to go to the command having the most men on hand. Battery A, commanded by Captain H. IT. Welch, and the Ambulance Com pany. In command of Captain Harry Hendershott. both mustered with bet ter than 90 per cent present, and both organisations shared the commenda tion of Guard troops stationed In Mult nomah County. A checking over of equipment and impedimenta disclosed the fact that the whole force could be thrown Into the field for active serv ice In a few hours' notice. CORNER PLAGES FOUGHT MERCHANTS FIGHT SALOONS AXD CIGATl STORES. Retail Association Wants I -aw to Fore loitering Place From In tersections' of Streets. Corner saloons and cigar stores will be obliged to move to location at lat 10 feet from the corners If a movement to be started by th Retail Merchant Association Is successful. Merchants ar opposed to placing cigar atorea and saloons on corners, as they become loi tering placea and the crowds that col lect about them Interfere with the pas sage along the sidewalk. They hold that the .Idewalk. .hould b clear for pedestrian at the Interaction of tracts abov all other place. Rent on comer aYe forced up by the. re sorts. they also assert, and reputable merchants ar prevented from ettllng In corner sites. Laws similar to th on the Retail Merchants' Association Intends trying to obtsln have already been passed In Los Angeles and Seattle and in many Eastern cities. . Subscriptions to fairs and conventions by the retail merchants sr also to be considered by the association for re form. ' A list of all property-owners from First to Twelfth streets In the retail districts is to be furnished each member of the association, and unlesa lh. property-holders, who get the bene fit of th high rents that prevail In this district, subscribe liberally to such protects, the retail merchants them selves propos to refuse their support also. TINY COIN JJOBLE'S LACK Archduke Joseph Find's Himself la Xeed of Eight Cents. . VIEWA. Sept. Archduke Charles Francl Joseph, the Austrian heir pre sumptive, waa placed In momentary difficulties a few days ago for lack of four pence. I'assing the famous church of St. sternea It suddenly occurred to him that he would like to climb to th top of th teeple. On entering a ticket was given to him. but when asked for four pence, the price of admission, ths Archduke discovered that he had come out without money, and gav hi nam UThe'(e.ttendant allowed the Archduk to mak the ascent, but asked a police men outside to Identify "the young man without four pence." The next dav the Archducsl Chamberlain paid the four penc and distributed lavish tips. Bend Freight Rates Annoanced. BEND. Or, Sept. JO. (Special.) Pre liminary freight rates between Port land and Bend have been announced by th Oregon Trunk Railway, effect ive aa soon ss freight handling starts to Bend. On lumber, potatoea. hay and odons. In carload. loU, Ue rats Is Si cents a hundredweight: on grain, flour and mill feed, in carloads. 11 cents. For cattle, hogs and sheep the rate Is f 88 a car. THEFT CHARGED THOMSEN Man Who Ran Down Eugene Pedes trian Alleged Auto Robber. Awaiting the action of the Eugene authorities upon Paul Thomsen, ac cused of running over an aged man with an automobile- and killing him. a warrant has been secured by Dr. H. L Keeney for Thomsen's arrest on a charge of stealing his automobile in this city. After the disappearance of Dr. Keeney's automobile from In front of the Medical building. September 25, nothing was heard of it until a vehicle bearing the same number ran over Peter Hebert. near Cottage Grove. Fri day and killed him. Thomsen. accord ing to advices from Eugene, wss the driver of the machine at the time, but asserts that he bought It from a firm In this city. He Is held to answer to a charge of Involuntary manslaughter, and If that charge fail, will be brought back here to answer for larceny. Gear hart Fair October 11 to13.' At the last meeting of the Oranges of the "Lower Columbia Valley, held In Astoria, arrangements were made for a fair to be held at Oearhart, Or Octo ber 11. 1 and 1. 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The audi torium at Clatsop Beach is to be used for the exhibits of fruits and vege tables, and buildings for the display of poultry, livestock and dairy products will be erected. The undertaking is In charge of a committee of which C 8. Dow is president, and Q. I Rees, secretary. PORTXAXD HOTEX PHARMACY Has been opened by Frederick C. Forbes, as a high-quality drugstore. We use Squlbbs' chemicals. FREE TO THE BOPT K Nsw Homo Cur That Anyono Can Usa Without Oporatlon, Pain, Danosr or Loss of Tlm. I nsvs new Method thst cures rapture snd t wsat you to use it at my expense. I am not trying to sell you a Truss, but offer you a curs that stays cured and ends all truss we wring sod danger of strangulation forever No matter whether you have a angle, double ernaval ruptur or one following an operation, my Method is an absolute cure. No matter what your ag nor bow hard your work, my Method will certainly cure you. I especially want to snd it free to those apparently hopeless cases srher all forms of trusses, treatments sod opera tions have failed. I want to show everyone at my own expense, that my Method will end all rupture suffering and truss-wearing for all time. ' This means better health, increased physical ability snd longer life. My free offer is too important to neglect a single day. Writ now and begin your cure at once. Seed no money, simply ouul coupon below. Do it to-day. wcrfr Yarn Aiwrsss. . . FREE COUPON Mark location of Rup ture on Diagram sua mail to DR. W. S. MCE T8S Main St., Adams. N. Y. ils Tim Ruptund Cave of fiupntrs I J - - Better come tomorrow or the first thing Tuesday, if yon intend buying a piano, or even investigating this big sale. The way pianos are being "grabbed up" now indicates uai iv a w uiuio ujD yji -j player piano and baby grand included in this monstrous clearance sale will be sold. So investigate at once the sale that the "big profit" dealer is so alarmed about the sale that has made it possible for many homes to obtain really high-grade pianos, that otherwise could not have been afforded at the regular prices, for bear in mind that many of the world's best makes both in new and used pianos are now OBTAINABLE S prices heretofore unheard of. Think of a $1100 Weber Grand for $875; a magnificent $1000 Fisher Grand at $725; a $950 Steinway Grand (in our window) for $650. Then for variety a good, service able practice piano for $35, and many others. There are pianos and player pianos here for the most preten tious as well as the humblest homes-homes where the inspiring and elevating influence of music should exist and can A well-to-do Portlander who purchased a Weber piano here Saturday said: I came here to inves tigate this sale because I knew it was bona fide. Competitors don't buy newspaper space to knock a proposi tion that does not hurt them. I knew there was a reason for the wolfish howling. I see it now they can t meet your prices and terms." ...... t.-i i. ir So it is "brickbats and bouquets," the compliments and praise from satisfied customers while the self proclaimed honest dealers," screeching like vultures and howling like hungry coyotes, attempt to misguide the public because we are selling pianos, and lots of them, at prices beyond their power to compete. There s Momerchants have long ago learned that "every knock's a boost," and even the schoolboy understands that people with business of their own to attend to are too busy to bother about the other fellows. The talk ative, gossipy, slanderous old woman hangs over the neighbor's fence while her own affairs go hang. Sweep your own doorstep first" was well said. . r, , . . . Over 60 years' successful business record on the Coast means that KOHLER & CHASE are doing business along substantial business lines. TIME IS THE TEST that requires no proving. In the meantime, we warn you to act quickly. Come at once and be sure you are in KOHLER & CHASE'S store. Look for the signs. Be sure you get n.UU.uxia ot U-euvou quality nuiu- Ask to see the following excellent bargains in our "used piano" department: Practice Piano $35, Chick ering $89, Autopiano (player piano) $398, Hal let & Davis $137, Booth $150; many others. STORE OPEN EVENINGS 1 III pi Selling Pianos Since 1850 in Weber Steinway Pianola Pianos 375 Washington St. Two Doors West Star Theater WE SELL PLUMBING SUPPLIES WE SELL TO ALL TO ALL Help ( Fight the r- Castlron, White Enamel, dj f O CA S-lach Koll-Klm Bathtub All Goods Packed and Delivered Free of Charge to Railroads and Docks Cr tia Castlron White Ea- 1 QC amrl Sink. WXsW Trust $3.50 Help Us Fight the Trust WE SELL TO ALL J. SIMON & BRO. Front and Grant Streets Take "S" . Car Going South WE SELL TO ALL
