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- i l. TTX3 OREC10M DAILY JOUIiNALV POSTLANP, : TUESDAY v.. ' i i 1 . . .' 1 .11? EVENING. SEPTEMDZIt l, XZZZ. ,11'. CHIDE FfllHIS I'M ElifCIES THEY HAVE ! "A What Thls Portland Clti- . zen .'.Says' Only Cor . oborates the Story of ; Thousands. : ; 1 ' St' John Council United Only . ,ln Its Desire to Do...-.':. ; Hv'vr;uBattlevvV-1 ;'-.-'j-'--- . . . - TONIGHT MAY.BE LAST . -CHANCE , FOR. , BODY -v The particulars related by this rpr- sentatlve cltlsen of Portland are similar If Settlement ? Is Not Speedily - Retched Residents' of ; Town May : Demand Resignations and Proceed JLto Saloct New Members.'' ' . i J . . . . ... ... i -'-"L"'-" ' t '. i'-'v-: '-'; '" ","";'.' - fy ii i V .1 -;- Thl Mat aide efflM of fke Jnorwl h te th star at Mr F. W. Mtklon.r. WO twt ' MorrUoi) itrwi. . Tctepaaa Mil zia. , L Th contest, ox the, 81. - Johns coun cil, which era to hav taken place last evening, will ha Mn In, the anna, Of , th town hall tonight Instead: there was no quorum present on' account of Labor day festivities. The leader or,tne iwc faction were present however, and re- ' Iterated their statements about "being In the nht to fty. , President . Lig gett announced that the action of Mayor King- and three councilinen In declaring the seat of Councilman. Edwards va-,-ant and la choosing Daniel Brecht to till Ma place, waa illegal and -that no .man who was favorable to saloons would '"be elected to nil a . vacancy Vljen One ' did occur." .- :r 1 f Councilman Peterson, .who is charged with taking a bribe to futther tbs lnT terests of a saloonkeeper In his effort to . cat a license, - stated "that he would make his - detractors prove their' charges' if they did not he would bring suit against them for criminal libel. His remarks , were especially addressed . toward Councilman-J. H. Shields, who "-, presented the charges against' Peterson . and the mayor, " f - ':. ,:,-'.. .- v ;- The business men of the town bare ' held several ' informal gatherings, and - the general sentiment has been crystal Used Into a determination to give the " warring elements In the council another chance to straghtan out th tangle and then to intervene and force a, . settle ment If a truce 'is not declared. , Much important -business, Is awaiting - final consideration and at present no action of the council would be considered, valid In case of a legal controversy, there be ing really two councils with two chief executives... As an Indication .of bow bitter the struggle has become and how serious are the quarrels between the members, I it. la said that the- leaders' of the fac tions when elected were warm personal friends and had been for years. All the council men were elected on the same ' ticket and held the same views At present two councilmen are threatening each other with everything from 'crim inal Actions to bodily chastisement A mass meeting may be held In tha near future that may force the resignation Of all the warring members and causa the election of men less bitter, "toward each other. . ' , Permanent work, r A fill coats about double what tha roadway does for first construction.' but- in 10 years the coat ls materially less, as the nil requires little attention and repairs, while - the roadway 'needs -almost constant repair ing if heavy traffic la directed lta way. The residents in such districts asserj that' the- addition of coat of Insurance on buildings fronting elevated roaUways will. soon -eat -up the flint saving in tne cost of construction, buildings almost side by side paying the rates of 4 and 8 per cent respectively, because one Is on solid ground fronting a ' filled street while the other la, on piles and facing an elevated roadway. - -,,' Another reason for choosing tha fill Is said to be the material Increase prop erty values" receive.-; East- Washington street property before the fill wi made was worth little to the owners, for the old buildings could not find tenants snd It would not pay to build better ones. Now that a solid atreet fronts the prop erty many of the "better build In as that Were returning nothing have- been rented affair prices and new buildings will be put up, giving- the neighboring "prop erty another raise In value. - BETTER THAN GOLD MINE.. Bast Mda Baslnesa "fro parly aerara , Oood Dividends That CI row Better. -.: That east aide business property If returning a good Interest - on Invest ments Is conceded by all property-own' era who have blocks er storerooms for rent In the central district but what la especially productive Is the lodge hall that an be Hed for social dances, en captions, v In the last two years tha so - clal life of th east side has separated Itself from th west side and doaens of private dancing clubs, neighborhood . circles and , small societies have come '." to life, many with more than ISO tnem- bers. When th Woodmen of th World hall at East Sixth and Alder streets was '. built It waa feared that many nlghta the .big auditorium would be empty, but 'month by month th demand Increased ' and . at the close of last season every . v night waa taken. But what has surprised the management of the hall . la that -weeks before tha fall social season opens - practically every night for th coming .. year has ben contracted for by dancing clubs and almilar social organisations: . JMondar nUbt..a the only one In the week not regularly taken at - a good . pricaw Had tha Woodmen another hall they could rent It for most of the even ings of th week and secure permanent aoeletles and -clubs that would contract for the room by th year. East side business jnen -knowing otti - mand for an auditorium are discussing 'the formation of a stock company to build such a ' hall, and only th dlf . Acuity of securing a good location will 'prevent the succees ofthjla -i V 4 St Louis Letter-Caniers' Band Seranading The Journal. MIDWAY HEJ.PS ITSELF. Oitlsaaa Znoorporate aad ny Stock to " "Purohass llre Hall aad SJtte. - - "Half the capital stock.of the Midway Improvement associatlonr waa signed for last night .when the articles of. In corporation were adopted. - The residents kf the big suburb have, been working for fire . protection -, for , months and finally decided to go ahead ', and . help themselves. : Several . meetings were called and at one a week ago a commit tee on, incorporation was appointed, of ficers were chosen for the temporary organisation and another committee to solicit funds wss named.- The stock books of th new Incorporation were opened Inst night and - within a few minutes U00 was subscribed and $200 more promised. As the corporation la capitalised at only tl.000 the residents believe they -will soon litre money for all their needs. An option has been ae curea on a MiiwauKie avenue site, iqi e hre hall .and-the work of building the atructure will aoon be commenced. FILLS ARE CHEAPER. ; Bra- of Slevsted "Koadways Mm V.tr:-'. -for'aa UU "rroperty-Owners. ; Property-ownera In . th district r- - cently burned on th east side have' de - elded that fills are cheaper than elevated -roadways and when the next Improve . ment agitation comes It will be for "BVesnlta la th Anctioa Bnstness. The Portland Auction worn, at 111 First street the youngest but most en terprlslng establishment of Ita kind In the city, haa already, on account of their phenomenal success, aroused the antsg onistlo propensities of on of th old- time establishments.' this old-time firm asserting that certalrt aales made, by the younger house were fakes : and others were unsatisfactory. ' : . ' Now, th Portland Auction rooms di rect their energies . in other, channel than mud-sllnglng.- and this article ' Is not Intended to. do our . opponents any harm, but to protect our interests and business. methods.-"now, th latest re port sent out by this "walt-for-buslncaa to-come-to-me" old fogy is to th effect that our short-notice sale for Mr. Chris Simpson at 305 Cook avenue. AlblmN was unsatisfactory, and that the piano fake aales. Now, w can furnish proof that In less thsn two. hours time ever article In the elghWroom house waa sold. Including plsno ami range; that In lei tO-inlnntcs-ansrtBe sale Mr. Simp son had every dollar due him In bis pocket and that he was thoroughly as la fled. He will be only too glad to tell you " personally, as will also the man who bought the piano,, who can be sean' at any time In Albina. Mr. Chris Simp sons sddress Is now, and will ba for some- time, u Pendleton, Oregon. The Portland .Auction Rooms, Ml - First street A. Bchubach, proprietor..- C. 1 Ford. auctioneer. - . , c( i - I OUR FALL STYLES OF MEN'S SHOES Are arriving many now in the store and on exhibttioii, , We sell Men's Shoes only, ;::?.:.,) ... nd ' v ''.;(,. - f , Men Understand What This Means It is that we pay special attention to that , particular trade, and we feel sure that this enables usio satisfy tha desires of-mit the most faatidioiis gentlemenln the country. -O-3-Nottleton- end $(rShoe Still continue favorites with the public, and it is not likely that this make will ever be superseded by the output of any of the fac tories of the United States. It is a splendid wearer, perfectly constructed, contains the bast obtainable stock and always up-to-the-minute so far as fashion is concerned. tA ' ? Fall Arrivals of V Men's " Fashionable Hosiery now in' stock," . , . VANDUYW Q WALTON FTrlciScst Kocl 74. y.A V :- :- mi mm 270 SU BeL 3d and 4th ItAEin CONTEST Everybody Votino;: f or r Favorites t In The Journal's Hawaiian ' '; Trip Election. ,;;; MANY CHANCES SINCE THE LAST ANNOUNCEMENT Miss Wintermantle Ahead in First District, Miss Proebstef 'in Second, Miss Barton in Fourth and in Fifth HeaVy Voting Bunches liadersL As a result of the heavy voting of tha past few days In Th Journal's Hawaiian trip' contest-a number of chankes 'have taken -place In the standing of th Can didate ,v. -. In -Iht t first l district ,Mlsa .. Sadie Wintermantle, bookkeeper, of the City Dy Works, is in the coveted first posi tion. She has tl.581 votes to her credit having made a gain Of more than J, 600 ;::V-'.-, Miss Sadie Wintermantle. votes since the last count mi.. PMiUp., who headed the lint for. a while,. is In second ' position. Mlsa . Lura Baty t Is third, and only . SO votes behind her is Miss Gretchen Kurth. The voting In the TTrT TjTrfTnei haseenVeryh'eavy, as is shown-by the changes in the standing of the candidates. - Miss Molly Proebstel of La ' Grande still leads In the sebnnd district with Miss Fletcher, of Pendleton a 'close sec ond." . ,. Mlss Emille , Crossen . of The Dalle haa secured a big lead in the third .dis trict and heads It-with a large margin of votes to her credit Mlsa Hattie Barton of Baker City haa jumped Into the lead In the fourth die rrlct with Mlsa F.thel Parker In second place. - The voting In this district has been vvery heavy. , , .The race in the fifth district continues to b close. ' Miss Florence Heavren of Vancouver leads wit Miss Williams of Kelso about 700 votes behind her. , . -' Miss U Belle . Darby of palem ha made . a - gnod-slxed 'gain in ' the sixth district and is now in second place, the leadership continuing to be - Acid - by Miss Veatch.'. - 1. f-yrr -" . In th seventh ' district 'Mlsp 'Bertha Courtemanch has made a 1 large; gain. The votev she received, yesterday.. was very heavy ana she seems to have 1 Brvn hold - on- first position Tin this dis trict.' v --.'. , I In the eighth' rfjstricr thejjpontcst fs wsgedTVlgorousIy- and. every candidate snd her--frlends aeem to be Workl ng hard. Miss Edna Parsley ; still - leads wttnr.31 TDteirBTirnot- rar behind m MilUl Tlnln .Uflrmnn, who, has, g, 071 vet Miss I.oulse T. Jones of Jacksonville la Mi ! ! m ft 11 i, ii. m ' I n r- I 1 "1- rnrsms mic-ru nnu is in imru ponixion with a.aze votes. -Two-new csndldutes havi been nominated In this district Miss Frances Osborne and Miss Laura Garrett. both of Ashland. They com highly recommended snd their candidacy no doubt will land -additional Interest to th race In tlW eighth district. . - preferred Stock Oanned Oood a. Allen A Lwir-est Brarrd. . IS IT POSSIBLE SHE IS . i . ; UNCONSCIOUS OF LQSS7 Manager Friedlnrider of the Oaks U ansious 10 una ine owner, ot -a iowr set of 'fHlae teeth that were left by Lgsmewnme.lJnLb 3eonX-arnrla The teem are not on exniuition. but th woman-ran, hav them by idsntlf- Ing th same -at th office of th Oaks whenever ah call.-; e- - . ... GRANGES OPPOSED TO ORDIOMICE Multnomah Farmers Tell ; How Proposed Market Law Would , Inconvenience Them. . ' COMMITTEES .: NAMED V TO FIGHT THE MEASURE Estimates of the Expense and Profit Show That ' the ; Oty Is Givinc '.Very Vsluable Franchise for a Re , markably Small Return. ; ' ; "Th farmers " and f rultgrowera of this county are 'not opposed . to . th enactment of a reasonable brdinanc for, the control of th marketing of fruit." said J. J. Johnson, master of Evening Btr- grange.-today. "W ar. willing to paya'Juat amount toward the malnc tenanc of a market and we, as muca as any Qtijera, desire to see the- streets kept I v - from - team tnat too -orten gather to th obstruction of traffic. But we shall strenuously object to anjC law that forcee ua to go to tho city market before we can legally sell, or 'deliver fruit already sold. In th city."- ' . MrT Johnson, with L. D. Elliott and B. N. Emery, represent the Evening Star grange, and they with committees of other granges were in town yesterday o confer with , th . council committee which has the proposed ordinance .'Id charge. R. W.'Glll.-master, and -W.-H. Addis. Andrew Larson, Phil Zenne n f"'"" r.p.....i n..iy.ii, and. Master itoblneon the Woodlawn aranse. . ' " . "Th farmer are atlrred up over th proposal to restrict what they believe are their rights," contiausd Mr. John aort? ' "They believe that ' there ahould be a. proper inspection ' or fruits, but they hold thit th inspection and the maintenance of tha proposed city mar ket .are two, distinct - questions - and should not be allowed to"be confounded by those who are promoting th market plan. ' ' ' ' - - , , Would at Sard on rarmrs. ' ' - -Th owner of the new market : met with 1 our grange last -Saturday and talked of the' Ordinance. ' He said he was anxious to arrange th matter to the satisfaction of-the farmera.and fa vored postponing action until an agree ment had been reached. .., t ' - - "We Insist that . the ordinance .as drafted would work, untold hardship on hundreds of farmers and-fmitmrn.- -Bay on lives In St Johna and ha sold trult to some en In Al under thns ordinance), first com all th way to th market on this side of th river, remain there until o'clock, offer the fruit for sale,-and then cross the 1 river snd -return-1' the east side. 1 What farmer could afford to sell fruit v In Portland under . such unreasonable ..re strictions? Would . it not result vn. tually In raising th price of all -fruits and vegetables, because .farmer ', and orchardists who -now sell directly, to .the consumer would hav to give that up and th . distribution of th produce under, th. market ay stem, as now pro posed, would, be much, more expensive? "Another ' point Is Important the amount of th license to be- paid by the farmers. In cities like Baltimore, the amount of profit, mad in the market annually is something like taS.SOO. -Much or It goa to tha city, y, , , ' . - air rroftt oa StaaU IavMtmeat. ""lie ordinance -ptoposed here -wodld hrmg to the owners of the market -ac cording to it heir admissions, -about' I7S a 'day from th farmer and 176 a" day from , other sourcoa, which would " be I ISO a day In all. or ;abouU K5.000 a year on an.lnveatmeht of about $10,000. The market company will pay thy city .wil l year, interest on me investment will -be -not more than $1.000.-and ex penses $1,00 a month or. $11,000 a. year. For- $14,000 xpente. current nnd fixed charges there will be a' profit of about $20.00. It appears 40 Us that there is a-d lucre pa ncy somen hgrr "111 the book - keeping of tb city whan It l purposed to, permit , such -a deali to- ao 'throueh. If the marhet 1 to be maintained,'' why snoiiid not ; tne city charge $l,nuo a year. to the owner T 1 with the -council-commrltee and It la expected, that representative of the market company will be there and that an efforUwllI be made to agree on some alteration that will adjust the ordinance to the satisfaction' of all concerned.'. Syrup and augar can "will be' raised considerably .hereafter In Applegat val ley. ... ,-..- .1 : - ' Th Coloael a Waterloo " Colonel John M. Fuller of Honey '-, - , , . . in., Waterloo from Liver and -Kidney trouble, , In a recent letter he ssyst "I was nearly dead of these complalhta, and although I tried my family doctor, he did me no rood; so I got a eflc bottle of your great Hiectrto Bitters, which cured me. I con alder I ham th beat anxtlnlne oir'saiirr. and tlmnk (tod who gave you the knowl edge to make -them. Hold and guaran teed lo cure Dyspepsia, Biliousness end money lnsesse, oy ki 161 Third atrt. to- hundreda or otners in , tnis ciiy. When there i'ar scores' of people, all anxious to tell about th benefits re ceived from ' th use of Doan'a Kidney Flllalhtlatstakeptle Jn rorUand must be convinced. . Bead th following: John Cosgrov. carpentir, of"$07 ft Third atreet says: "1 could not begin to tell you th quantity of different medicine I took.durlng th years I was subject to attacks et baekacp. I tried them all. but Doan'a Kidney Pill was the drst which acted aa represented. - It stopped th pain in my back and during th tim which - haa elapaed alnc I atopped -using them I bare not had any rturn of th trouble,; , - i : - . " For aale by all dealers. Price (0 cent. Foster-Mllburn Co .jBuffalo, N. ,T Sol agenta for tha United Btatee. . -. 'Remember the.name -rxJAWS nd tak no 'other... ' '-' - ' - - MANY H00 H00S COMING ' . ,F0R ANNUAL MEETING . - - '.-J A -apeclal'-traln from Bt" Louis, and Chicago,", bearing about 600 eastern and southern members of trie Hoo Hoo order, wUl arrive Thursday -evening to attend tha annual meeting beginning Saturday, September -. t Everything bappena in fig-urea t tn th Hoo JIoo order. ' j . A . local arrangements committee, yf which E. H. Hablghorst la chairman. Is stated by the ladies auxiliary, la making preparations ' for entertainment of the. guests. ; -There 'wHl be- special train from California, Texaa an other points In the-South, and many' member will com -from th sound country. , The total attendance ia expected to! reach 1,2 JO. R. D. Inraan of Portland la a candidate for election to the-office of grand snark of th universe. ' - -1 A oanquet. aaown-as tn .uainn clois ter, will' be given Friday vnln. pre ceding the opening of the concatenatlori. at th Amrlcan Inn. Vlc-Oera.nt Jay 8 Hamilton haa charge of arrangements. A lecg meeting wUl b. held at the Ar mory Saturday evening. ,; - ." .'-.t..' JVow axeturaiam Kates Bast. On September 1$. IT. th ;.Orat Northern raUway will sell excur sion tickets . to ,- Chi c go ...and - return for S71.B0; 8t Louis and return, $IT.50; Bt Paul. Mlnnespolls and Duluth and return, $0; tickets good for going pas sag xor aaysi ximu return limit days; good going via Great Northern railway returning same or any direct rout, atopovera alldwed going and. re turning. For tickets and additional In formation call on or addraa H. Dickson. C P. and T. A.. - Great Northara . Ky I?: Third street Portland. , , -; . Round Trip Dally to Astoria. ' -4 Excursion . steamer Telegraph tnakes round trips daily (except Friday). De parts from AldejtjjlockJ"x$Ojk-"o TOTfTAllof Ia"I p. m. Arriving Portland t.tO p. m. ' Sundays' leave Portland I a. m. Arrives Portland S o. m. . . ' For s, this season'' has added many new! . . names to our, list of pleased hat- customers. ' 't?:: ;lk'.yoar;ai6n the list ?,!-. :'' We hope so." : t V 311 Morrison St. Opp. Postoffice i .-. ?.,WE HA VI NO BRANCH STORE aoaa - Awanrxsl - . i , v : DOS UTS. . C "v"' on Aaaara oxetrzasa." ursiD axajAMnra "OOIUOT y '.. ' -; '': ' " -'r i . '' iv --. .. ,. T .."-'-'i -.ft r-:." : 4 . - i i v'-" riv : 3 DANK AND OFFICE RAILING i : W AKD 12091 fENCKG Barbad Wira, Win and Lawn aneiag, Poultry Netting, Eta. : 'it PORTLAND WIRE & IRON VORKS Phone Main aooo- . s -atf3 FLANDERS STNeaf Third ' -. r. wrssv IT DIDINTJ HURT f west tkey say et ear SMmoas et Soto aatal work. We a work tw seole rraa eat et the city qaW-kly to avetd aay delay. BverytMag so e . Opea evesiags aad aaBOaya. WISE BROS., Dentists Iks IsiUasV est. Tana aad Wasatactaa. - SaS-BSJsiSBBBa Mt W. A. , asaaaa-asaaaaasl , JOURNAL WANT- ADS PAY BEST ipepsia, Hlllousneas snd I by Skldmore Drug Cot,f at too a bottle. Tl Bl A glance 'through this Vad. will show you a' savinir of 15 to 20 grcc3t.jMi youtsoap supply:. ThiiTis where you come la.!! Tuesday and Wednesday osly. . We are making fiiends. - You are sometimes reminded of something: 1 else vou want to buy. while in our store, and we, are turning our money over faster than in the old way. "This b where we corse la.". And then, we give em ployment to 'many salespeople we help keep the factories busy,--we make a little money -you save a little more -: than ! we r -,u f.rf 'iilz; V;--;.'r---.--,; make " Tnis is where we all come in." . COME IN! A FEW FOR THE: KITCH it' Far .. .1 Grandpa's - Wonder Soap Ivorv Soao i i ........ v.. Fairbank's Glycerine Tar Soap Bon Ami SapoKo -.... ... . . '. .-. ..T. . . . Kleen Ezy ... . ,:.t. i . . . . ...10c '.10c 5c - in. 10c 5c- peel Caae. eaa. '. '. - 3f ; liu.1! .'..' :-i ' os.vdos. , Turkish Bath ............... .. ..... .". . ,.50c 29f Balsam Honey .... . . .'. .-J . .. . .... 50c 29 ' Transparent Witch-Hazet:....,.V... 50c-29 - leagea'a-OId-Faahioncd tmeair,T-r,S 68e KirkJ tlder--tiower .$1.00 68- JTHESE-4OPULAR--OAf5 47 tt-White Rose Clym iiier: far Oak. i ne i i 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 n ! .'.'. j 4 ....,., 1 'a .'.vV.-..i. ;;...;, ni' ..... ...is;; Cashmere -Bouquet ;;.z racker'a Tar 19 Woodbury's Facial 'Kirk's Juyenile ,v Pear's V Bells Tar ... BOX OF ,3 CAKES. . r Savon, Pcau J'Espagni.....r.V..i.w...25c Sa von, H eliot rope 25c Savon, "Rose de Lorme. ,,,, l5ct; Witch, IIsl Complexion . ............. ..25c Lennox liatel Complexion , . , l ;...25c Jergen's Dairy Maid., ....... t... 24c , 15 ; o.' j 1T 7THE "FOLtOWJNO. 3 'CAKES ?Ta BOX. Kirk's-Glycerine ....................... 25c IT Regal Oatmeal ...j.......... .......25c. if - Jergen's Entaska .................... ....25c"; T L Beatafonde Glycerine..-...... ...... 40c 2e Dutch Sandal Wood.....,.'........ ...... 25c IT Vestal Soap; tny odor . ' .. ( . ...25c(' 'IT unve- ueam ............. . ........ . .zsc. 'Almond Cream .............. .25c Casino Buttermilk ... ,.... .... ... ...... 15c English Honey ..;......;.r...l5o Wild Locust Honey, ............ ,15c English Oatmeal 1 5c Lettuce Crearrrr. v.t. i iy.. IT IT Clay's Harfina ReimoL ... peel er aaSi.Xa .Z5c IT 75c iic IT. IT iiyomet ................................ .jc . i Pompeiian Massage ..25e l '.Glenn s Sulfihur ......... .?. ....25c' -IT Stiefel's Sublimat i..25c- IT tiquozone '. .....15c . 104 . Odds, damaged "wrappers, etc., a few. dozen cakes, .value 10c to 15c each, while they last, 4 cake, o . 48fV' dozen. ' .-. t. ' "v-'" ' V C , ., .,'. ' ' ' i; - '-..-''-' ' peal -Conti's white, 4-lb. bars.'. ' ....... .' ..759 5n .Frantisco Bernaldd.uhite, 4-lb. bar., ;M.V 50c 29 Francjsco Bernaldo, mottled; 4-lb..bar. . '. .50c 29 Francisco Bernaldo, 2-lb. bar . .v. t . :.U . . -..25c 14 rPure Olive, a fine soap; 24bbar.TT.-r.T7:2Sc; ? 14" La.Primiera, per cake. . .V. ......... ,r. . 10c f Trench, with wash rag ..;,,....J...10c , 4 V.n.oW.r.tTr Importers - rruuuui w vmi ills u is fourth jmd washwgtoj sts. i - .: