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Opposition to Method of Ucens-
Irijjr, Farmers Was .Too Strong
v"'. . for Committee. ,
REMONSTRANCES WERE" f
, HEARD IN ALL QUARTERS
Another Ordinance Will Bt Pre-
'. pared in the Near Future That Will
, Probably Prove Satisfactory to All
the People Concerned,1'
' "L The ordinance ..Introduced ; to lleensa
farmers who desired to offer their prod-
ace. foe sale-at tl city-market . was
alven Ita death blow- by the licenaa
committaa of the City council yesterday.
J. J. Johnaon. nreeident and I D. TO
liott of the Evening 8tar grange of
Mount Tabor and F, M. Hill of the Rub.
sellville' grange presented -: , reraon-
atrance. algned by tOO reputable cltl-
aena agalnat Ita passage. : y ';
. -The farmera want a market and want
It badly." , aald Mr. Johnson, -but they
object to being driven to it. All farmera
and grange -men throughout thia and.
Clackamas county, feel That a city mar
ket would be an excellent thing but they
are opposed to an ordinance such aa
r this." 7 . v "."' .:
It was decided by the management
of the city market and the members of
the committee to meet and frame an or-
consented, with this understanding
the license oommittea recommended that
the ordinance do not pass. : -
Acting on .the advice of Chief of Po
lice Orltamacher, the licenses of three
econd-clasa auctioneers were revoked,
as follows: A. I Lowensteln, iOt
Washington street; the Imperial Jewel
ry company. M Third street; &. Ma
soroaky. North Third atreet .
' Tbt lioenao of A. J. Cromwell ft Co,
130 Sixth street to conduct a first-
- class auction house was revoked on the
ground that the lleensa had been ob
tained under false pretenses. , The mn
- ager of the firm told tha oommittea that
he expected to secure a booth at the
Orients! bulltln hat riderrlTed at
the fair too late, and that he desired" to
open -a house to sell his goods to the
public It has developed, according toljgrj
in commutes, mat jr. auie or xx ad- i
a;eiw, vsmurma, jb uio rvmi proprietor
of tho place, and that tha houaa Is sell
ing cheap oriental good a. ;.,
INDORSE COOPERATIVE
' : FEDERATION'S PLANS
A resolution Indorsing the plan of the I
: Cooperative ChrlaUaJi federation and ax. I
pressing confidence in ita colonising
projects waa adopted 'by the trustees of
: the Portland chamber of commerce ata
. meeting yesterday afternoon. The true-
I teea were addressed at a special meeting
last Friday by Wallis Kash. counsel fojc
the' federation, 'who set forth Rs oh-
Jects end told Vhat had already been
rompiiinra. uiw r. nn pui ma
remarks In writing and filed them with
the president of the chamber who. is
making a study of the unique financial
plan embraced In Rev. Mr. Wallace's
cooperative acheme.
-Tho chamber trtnteei yeateTaaT
elected to membership the following: J.
C. Alnaworth, Mutual Label 4k -Utho
graph company; Portland Engraving
company, William E. Rothery. Alex
ander MrAyeaL Honorary memberahlp
was conferred on George H. Williams In
; recognition, of his long public servloe,
' and Alfred liolman, for - services ren
dered the chamber In the writing of an
extended article on Portland and Oregon
in a recent Paclfio northwest lsaua of
, the- World'a Work. f
A resolution expressing regret at the
death of C. H. Prascott for many years
' a prominent member- of the . chamber,
waa adopted. . . . -- . ,
GOOD-LOOKING YOUNG MAN
- ADMITS HE IS A THIEF
. Henry LecV'te was sentenced by Pre
siding Judge !Fraser yesterday afternoon
to serve Bix months, in Jhecountjcl!
, lor larceny. On August 4 goods were
stolen from from Nau's pharmacy, cor
ner or Sixth and Morrison streeta. and
Leckle waa arrested for the crime. He
' Headed guilty. Ha Is rather good-look-
.' ing. well-dressed and young.
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Hr orinal elaetidtv. finish and lift if onrhrgfeaie Borax T
pe arc used fat the lanndrr. Pure borax is a harmlres
-tiscptic and the greatest cleanser known. Borne so-called ,'
ormx Soapk do aot contain a particle of borax ihev are the
' iada that destroy clothes and redden bands., Bay oar Boras
. boap in the form you like beat. It k absolutely pure.
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"Bwixe" izrttr In alrtlne toe cana.
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HUGE ALBATROSS
FROM THE DECK AND DEVOURS IT
While In tha vicinity of Cap. Horn,
Captain McQtll aaya an albatross came
sweeping down on the deck of the Brit
ish ahip Comerlo and caught pet cat
which -had. been on tha vessel for -mA
couple of yeara. - Aa the bird roaa tha
feline, was dropped and lighted on the
deck. ' It tried to crawl to .a place of
safety, but again tha albatross made a
downward swoop, caught It. , and thle
time bore It away. -- ,. '." "."V.- .
' After flying about 100 yarda tha huge
bird aank to the water and made a meal
ol the eat- When captured the feline
emitted, pitiful cries and clawed and
fought In a heroic manner, but it was
'm&Wb OFEIIOILE
: COOILll TALK -
I Liquor License Committee Can
not Agree oh Ordinance
to Close Them.
'' No compromiaa was reached on tha
box ordinanoa measure at the meeting
of the liquor license committee of the
city council yesterday afternoon.'. The
matter was postponed until tha next
meeting In tha hops that some agree
ment wil be arrived at by tha warring
taciiona. .. , i.-.v-
Tha committee appears to be unani
mous la Its desire to remove boxes from
saloons and restaurants, but the Ques
tion on. which it la undecided U whether
hotels should .be included in the cate
gory, so far as allowing llquora to be
la 'concerned. Councilman
Wallace and. Masters of the
Vaughn,
committee believe that hotels should be
excepted, while. the other members say
that .hotels should be granted no more
privileges than a restaurant In this re
spect. . ' .
Councilman Vaughn presented an ordi
nance before the committee which he
and Maatera had framed and which waa
practically the same which waa amended
over the. mayor's veto three weeka in.
It - went over nntll the neat meetina.
Mrs. Lola O. Baldwin, superintendent
of Travelers' . aid work In Portland,
urged the necessity of legislating
agalnat the boxes In aaloona and rea-
taurants in order te protect girls. - 8h
stated that conditions hers were) very
grave. The committee assured her that
it would pass an ordinance which would
eliminate boxeai
DANCEtfALLS NEAR FAIR
HAVE BAD REPUTATION
The three dance halls located near
the entrance to the fair grounda have
fallen under the ban of the police! ,.
'"These are dangerous places," said
Chfcf OriUmacher. "Tbey are located
near saloons, ons being next door to a
place where liquor la sold.
"Numerous complaints have been reg
istered agalnat them. They are fre
quented by girls and boys who are too
young to be permitted - to mis Indis
criminately and allowed to coma In con.
.tact with persons older and more ex
perienced in vicious forms of amuse
ment Several cases in ths polios court
have bad their origin at these dance
halla." . V . - ,. ,
Theae strictures of the chief were
evoked by the statement of Charles Fox.
aged It years, in the police court this
morning at the trial of Harry Bowen,
proprietor of the EI Rey saloon, that
ha took lT-y ear-old Zola 8t Johns to a
dancehall several times before he In
duoed her ta enter tha lodaina-houss
over the saloon. - . . i
Acting Detective Hellyer will investi
gate he. halla and confer with the
proper authorltlea to see If somethlna-
cannot be dona to check their tendency
ior evil. .
tor 20 MULE TEAfJ trssd
fiwaw atare at a ffasrsslii tPwttr .:
SNATCHES CAT
no match for Ita powerful captor. Cap
tain MCOHI aaya the whole thing was
done in hn instant and no -ora had an
opportunity to go to tha rescue of the
ship's pet .- Had there been a gun or
hoard - the ' bird' would have been ' ahot
whlla lfwaa contentedly consuming its
prey.. '. t V- ;, ;v
The aklpper aaya ha has Been an alba
troaa fly paat a aallor and anatch food
fron a plate, but this was the first
time ha ever saw one get so bold as to
carry away something alive. On sail
Ing vessels coming, around- the Horn
the sailors often amuse themselves by
catching birds with ''lines and hooks
baited with fresh meat , . : v.- ;
TUXEDO S.LC0.'! LIXELY TO
LOSE-RUM
Council Committee It Told That
McClinn A'Johneon Kept
: : Open After Hour - , ;
If the recommendations .of , tha liquor
license committee are adopted - by the
council this afternoon the license of
the . Tuxedo saloon. : ona .of the,' most
notorious In the city, will be 'revoked.
McGUnn A Johnson, the proprietors,: to
gether with Attorney . Marry Hogue,
were cited to appear before the com
mittee yesterday - afternoon but Mr.'
Hogue -attended alone. ; ,- - i-i
He said with . a friend he went Into
the saloon about 1 o'clock In. the morn-
tng-and that they were ear rail with
drinks, although It was long after clos
ing boura. They had entered through
a aide door by pressing a button. '
Councllmen - Annand and - Shepherd
were opposed rto revoking the license.
Baying that. the offense had been com
mitted before tbey passed the resolu
tion to revoke tha license .of all sa
loonmen who were convicted In the
municipal court for Violating the lawa.
snl declared they would not recede from
the position they" had taken, as they
believed In dealing fairly-with all.
Councilman Masters Vaughn t and
Wills argued that a license should be re
voked If it was found that a saloon was
keeping a disorderly house such as tha
chief of police Informed them McGllnn
at Johnson had, although they had not
been -convicted. - ,.
Councilnaen Wills, Wallace. Vaughn
and Masters voted to revoke the license
and Shepherd and Annand voted to give
tna proprietors another chance, ..,
SAYS ANTICS OF CREW
7 i CAUSED HORSE'S DEATH
Before- Circuit Judge :
George , this
morning waa begun the
of Samuel Btrebln agalnat tha Columbia
Southern Railway company for T2S0.
On December 17. 14. Btrebln sUtea
that he was driving seven horses along
the railroad track near Wasco, Oregon,
when an. engine belonging to the Co
lumbia Southern came by, the track be
ing near the road, apd that by "tooting
the : whistle and opening the steam
cocks'1 the horses were frightened and
one was killed by running Into a barb
wire fence and another severely injured.
Btrebln also states that the train crew
yelled and waved' their hats when they
saw that by so. doing they frightened
tha liorgeav. i. --T-f-rY irj '
-fcong Um of
Jjt long Mna of pensloneraatood in the
when County" Clerk Fields opened his
office. Yesterday waa ta day that tha
veterana " and wldowa of old oldler
should have called to have their vouch
ers signed, but as it was Labor day the
office was cloaed. -
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Probable That St Johns Problerrfl
Will Be Submitted to Cir- " j
cuit Court. ' '
OFFER rVlADE BY MAYOR'S
1T ATTORNEYS LAST NIGHT
Councilmea Agrc That Such a Step
if Best and Better Feeling Prevails
EdwardV Standing Will Be Le-
V (all Decided.? ; . -V v" .Jfe'.-
The east -side efflea
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tae store, bf . Mrs. F.
atcKlaae. 380 Cast
Morrlsoa Strest. .Telephone Kaat ZK,
When the St Johns council' met last
night it waa (inderstood that battle waa
to be waged, and the small room was
packed with citlaena, the solitary, win
dow -had. a doaen heads, tha doorway
was blocked and out in the road' men
stood on tiptoe to sea ths carnage, - .
After rollcalL to which the - seven
members,' including Mr. Edwards, ' re
sponded, the attorneys for Mayor King
and 'Councilman . Peterson surprised all
with an offer of compromiaa. . . , :
Attorney Toung stated that he waa
authorised by Mr. King to submit the
status of Edwards to tha circuit court,
tha court to pass on queatlona of law
and the' minutes of ths council to be
taken aa the facta to be presented. He
appealed to the councilman to drop their
queatlona until the atatua ot tdwajtda
waa settled.' .
President ggett. who head's the oa-
posltlon to tho mayor, agreed that tha
plan might bd a good one, but asked
time that he and his associates might
confer. Mr. Edwards followed with the
Statement that he waa . willing to let
the court decide, and that he had been
willing to leave the. councfT for soma
time, but he did "object to being kicked
out"- :. 1 . ,
A alienee . lay on tha council after
this, until Mr. Shields stated that, while
It was all right to submit tha question
to the court, he wanted to' think the
matter over before he agreed to ' any
thing. . . . .- ' . -
City Attorney Greene made a strong
appeal for peace and reminded the eoun-
cilmen that . their conatltuenta had
elected them ta serve the town, and not
to eonduox battles at the town a . qx
Denser
Everything seemed to be moving to
ward peace, when Mayor King ordered
tho . minutes of the last aeaeion read.
and this nearly started serious trouble.
Several councllment were on their feet
once - protesting that tha - minutes
could' not be read, without opening
wounda which would end In another bat
tle, and Mr. Shields pointedly said: -
"I see what'a coming, and all Ihave
to say la If that Is what you people
want, go ahead; we are ready." with
which dire threat he darkly subsided.
"What's tha matter with you people?"
demanded Mr? King. ' "I am not going
to do any thine rash, and the mlnutea
certainly must be read.' Mr. Recorder
proceed with the minutes." .
- Objections came so fast, however, that
tho - council decided to adjourn until
Thursday evening, so that the submis
sion of tha Edwards case to the court
might be decided on by the two factiona.
One 'spectator edged In and "remarked
that the council ehoilUlebetter "get to
work," and volunteered some informa-
tlog cpncerhlTrgJhe dutiea. Of thewunJl
cil. to which MrrOreehe"'caatifcari3r ci
plied that the council waa rather well
informed aa to Its duties. - '
Attorneys for the mayor suggested
damage ' sultTfhat- Mr. Edwards withdraw, pending i
the decision of his case. In the court.
but this did not appeal to either the op-1
posing 'faction .or the V dkt?W'-
deed. It was To1 J" th
Joker that waa tied up. In the offer -to
arbitrate. The council finally adjourned
untU Thursday night,, with, a better
iin amnnr the various members
than had been shown for weeks, though
a word was sufficient to stir -up heated
remarks from half a doaen.'
Meanwhile the status of Mayor King
and Councilman Peterson Is not de
termined, the brunt or tne ngni nanng
been thrown on Mr. Edwards; the suit
of Mr. Peterson against tnoae wno
brought charges agalnat his good name
will go merrily on.
' " aws-aa-a-aaeaal
POIATLQrJE.
Tweaty-Three Hundred Bays Cemana
Moss Tufts, who is compiling the
census of St. Johns, wUl finish his work
this week. , Last evening he stated that
there would be about 1.100 enumerated
In the .town Hmlta, and believes that
such a total would be a true index of
the town's growth, eince no transients
had been counted and after a thorough
search he 1s convinced that few resi
dents hadtteen mlaaea. Tne- town.
while compactly built about tne Busi
ness district, , haa added numerous sub
urbs this year, which grew up In the
brush districts about the place, and the
labor of the enumerator baa been great
ly increased on account of these scat
tered communities, rrom a village or a
few hundred to a second -clsss city )u
two years is tne recora dc wunne -win
show when the census is complete, and
tha erowth In property valuea haa been
aa great as has the population, having
Increased from IlOO.oeo to l,zo,uue in
that time. -The growth ot the town this
summer has been more rapid than ever
before, and when the school opens the
110.000 addition-which was built thia
summer will be crowded. 1 ' .
"flREHALL-PLANNED.-
MUwankle OouaoU eddee to. Bay Wte
hhatma Wo fof Apparatnsr
The Mllwaukle council has decided to
me soma fif lie jtuxtdua-monezjo, jii
Ing . adequate fire protection for the
town. The probability . of such action
waa announced in Ths Journal several
days ago. but at that time It was not
thought thst Immediate step's would be
takea. The councilman, however, after
short discussion- cams to tha conclu-
rton that the entire town was likely to
be destroyed should a fire break out,
and a committee wav appointed to select
a site snd to present a nnai report at
the next meeting, at which time there
will be enough money on hand to secure
the lot without Incurring a debt. In
another month sufficient revenue will
have been received to start worn on a
flrehouae and the organisation Ot a fire
company will soon follow.
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HOME FOR CIRLS GROWS.;
Teatnraef dentals; Areata Provee Big
;-'- tsaoea f lean 'the-Jtarti
Though established but a few months
and hamoered br lack of funds theirhev found renditions aatlsfactnrr and
Working Olri e home, conducted by Cap-1
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tain and Mra,' Areata of the Salvation
Array, at 18 East Arfkeny street, has
nroved lmmenaelv nonular and already a
i.rtr- , iiiMing; with fjnaimPifHIaJt.Kf'nB .
for many more Inmates is needed." The
plan- of the Institution la to provide
for-girls who are working' and not liv
ing at home , a place where they can
secure clean, quiet rooms and good
meals at rates but little' more thsn the
,.. .-.-M.tinn av.n.MII
are at the home, and as many more have
been refused admission because of lack
of room. It Is the plan of the captain
to keep up a campaign for funds until
snough Is secured to rent e large build'
Ing on the east side near the business
center and to conduct such a home as
Is only found In the east, ths proportion
of working girls In Portland being
larger, according to religious workers.
than In any .other town In the went, and
the demand for a cheap but respectable
home Is an ever-Increasing one.
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EhDEAVORERS TO HAVE
EAOTlNGLHERll
Von Ogden Vogt of Boaton. general
secretary of mlaslona for ,Jhe United
Societies of Christian EmJeavorers, Is
coming- to speak at the' Endeavor Insti
tute September IS, 14 and 1.( This con
ference will Include, air the northwest
and a number of prominent workers will
be on the program. Ths morning ses
sions will be devoted to various phases
of Endeavor work and in the evening
popular addresses will be given. The
afternoons will be left free for Visitor
to aae the fair. x -
Some of the speakera who will attend
are: Rev. W. J. Sharp, field secretary
for Oregon and Washington; Dr., J. M.
Wllaoif of Seattle, Rev. C. T; Hard of
Corvallis, and F. Edgar Barch, presi
dent of the Washington union. The
committee arranging for tho conference
consists of Rev. U M. Boonr, John A.
Rock wood. Rev. H. E. PowelL and Rev.
A. A. Winter.
The state executive committee drew
up plans for the work of the newly
elected field secretary, W. J. Sharp, who
will be In Portland until arter -tne in
atltute and will then spend two week
In ' Tillamook county. . In October he
will be in-southern Oregon, November
snd December will .be. spent In Washington,-Jsnusry-snd
February In eaat-
ern-OregonMarch and April in Wash
ington, May and June in tne Willamette
valley and July, and . August Ju Waah
ington. - :'..-,...',..'
Low Excursion Rates to the East.
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and 17, the Rock ' Island rail
will 1 sell round trip tick
way
ets to eastern points at greatly reduced
rates. For full particulars call on or
address A. H. McDonald, general agent,
lie hrd atreet. Portland. Oregon.
GRrlAT SOUTHERN 0NLV
' THREE MILES FROM DUFUR
Ralls of the dreat Southern railroad
are laid to a polt within three ml lea of
Dufur, and right of way has been se
cured to and 2E 'rtilles south of Dufur.
on the way to Bend. The road will hi
extended to Bend as soon as trains .are
niHMlH, InlA Tiiriie '
A trip of inspection has Juat beerffJ
nvide bv officers of the company, in-
"ciud(gTiidnroiOTitmTnricnT owf
eral Manager John O. Ilelmrlcn, Buper.
Intendent Tobtn. Atomey Oeorge W.
Joeerih.-Seoretary Julius V., Meier,, snd
F. W. Nelson, construction" engineer.
the farmers along the route, showing
The claim c- malw
Suit is that it cBmbincs good cloth,
good tailoring and ; guaranteed gdod
fit at a mbdcst;price. r
7 7 It is a sUitthat any: manay jmt
:6h and know that he is well dressed.
OF , FABRICS am season's
: handsomest stripte, checks and plaids,
:fashionedfro
- latest 'imodic
:we:;caniit"ahy-fe
! It would be:hard tofind
where ;eke - in ; to wn
appearance and
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They Are Comang Tonight
' ' "Yea," and everybody else la coming to
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500 people In ona exclusive party from Oregon City and vicinity
' 200 PhotocraDhera who ara now here in convention.- For the benefit
of the above there will be a apecial display of Pain's Magnificent .
Niagara Falla and Maaonic Nightt' tonight-original emblema of
order.. '.;. -
.llLCJirnujKrnent featnrcg in
And don't forget that thTg i. the
ain's-The Last
Thursday, Odd FellowaV Night, emblema of order. ' i, : '
Friday, Woodmen's Night, emblema of order. r, :K
' Saturday night. Ladies' and ChlldrenY; Night, handaomeat tociety
'lady and comic devicea.":''" ':-. , ,y:7'-.:--;!
Sunday night; Niagara Flla on fire, i :" :'t T " : 1 ;
-1 Scata for ."PompeuVL555a end 75 tehta.-The SO and 75 cent ;
ticketa include free admlaaion to nhe Oaka.")n eale at Skidmorg .
Drug Store, 151 Third atreet, and at the O. W. P. ft Ry. Co. a Office,
Flret and Alder atreeta, and at all. timet at "The Oafct" at night..
Concerta y. D'Urbano't Band every afternoon and from 7 to S
at night Remember "The OakaN. remaina open tUl a. m. . :
a disposition to patronise the line with
large shipments of products ss anon
rTr?TgtnanrTrii'rr partem: nil
Work trains of the Company already ac
commodate many paaaengera and freight
shipments, . Warehouses ara rapidly
going up kt "vsnouB- polnaaandUl be
nady to receive freight aa soon aa the
road is in operation. ' ' ,
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OUR PAINTS
WORK EASILY
Cover-well and laat They're the handi
eat to uae, they go arthest, give smooth- "
eat surface and laat longer.. Beatdea .
theae eeonomfee, they eost.no more thsn
Inferior palnta, . so you can't help aav.
ing money when yon buy palnta ot
FislterJhorsen&Co.
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Bxearstoa 1
The Bouthern
la tea to Vewpon.
Paclfio company
ptaeed en sale at-a!
round trip ticketa to Newport at rate
of It. limited to October 10. lMI. and
fhr tl Bsturday to Monoay ytloketB.
Ample hotel accommJatlona at reason-'
able-rates are provided at thia popaUr
resort. -