The Oregon daily journal., March 15, 1907, Page 14, Image 14

-THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL; PORTLAND. FRIDAY EVENINO. MARCH 15. 1S07.
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H.V;LemcKeCo.
Profitable
investments..
; Fourth Street
. ' Corner close In with nig house for
; 5,soo. . v,-. . : ' ;:
i East Water Street
' ; Comw dose to new East Blde djt
: Now baa toot revenue, for f 13,500.
: Morrison Street
Aonw right In the center of tha busi
ness district' Wa -would like to tell
you about this. . ' .;
' ., ,, i . l; .. . ; -i , ' , , .
"Alder Street :
Qtisrter Work closer In than Thirteenth
at. for "7,500. Now haa torn in.
come. V "v,''-
Montgomery Street
Nearly H Mock. Excellent location for
- flata for f lO.OOOr- j
H. W. LemcKe Co.
MAIM BSO. tJU AJTD WASsODaTCrTOsT
To Investors
and Soeculators
i 'V.' f "
. v After you have canvassed the mar-
ket thoroughly; Mne. to iHrv 4iave
; some excellent propositions in inside
business properties. ' -
Sphinx Agency
i , . f iOSy, STARK STREET.
-C D. Greene: C J. McCracken.
To Secure
' I ' Make jrour aJrertUlm aiffereat
A from the ordinary run. "To Let
' .- Furniahed room, til Blank at,"
- naa 'DOthinar in auoh an adTertiae
. . . mont to Indue a person to an
V swor It when doaana of others
V ' ' ar advertialnar more particulars
' . e regarding their roonva.. " ; .
Give ' Particulars
description that will attract
: When In- doubt seo The Journal
Want Ad man at Tha Journal
f Want Ad window.-
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Jaatae F. Brown. bV4 Waabtnctoa atrtetJ
91 1Mb U.n ia , I
Prank W. I.tttl, bewail, MaeeacbaxettafBr
Eaima Aapland. it.
Pete Jotmaoa. S5U Eollada , aTenae, S5:
Rarhael Oahorne, 22.
OMTf Mrera, Arleta. SO Alice Kllldnff, 8.
HELP WASTED MALE.
VANTKD Yeena aiea to eaallfr aa railroad
telaaraab eoeratora: waaaa S76 to SM mi
moath. Applr I oi mediatrix, air exaalaf,
Oracoa College, SOS UoaiBMmwealth bldg.
WARTEB A watchmaker: ae tinker aeed ap-
vlJ Diapm. crvw-, oa w irax ex,
BE LP WANTED FEMALE.
BRIliHT, amMtloea ladr to repreeaet ainnlar.
tarar: ra.pno.lhle poalttoa: eplendtd ckanne
for the rtitbt peraoe; glxa pbotie aaaiber,
B laS, eare Journal.
WANTED Ladlee te prepare for eommerrtal
. telearapb paaltlone; waxea ITS to Sho per
month. Dar and erenlna aeealooa. Apply
' tmmedlatelr, Oregea College, 609 Conmoa
. wealth bfclg.
( WAXTEDOIrl for geaeral hoaaeworkt famllf
of three adaltai aa ehildrea.- Iaqnlre 621
Irrtog at., enmer 15th. .
firrrjATioNS wanted male.
WANTED To trar dowa old boneae far lumber;
wella dng. S47 Front at.
FTRNISnED ROOMS FOR RENT.
bjkoLB room, near Hotel Port la ad.
. . eath at. hula 4S0s. .
m Sex.
COKVENIE?fT rsoai, eal.t plare; reaaonabl
rent, u taa, eare jonrnai.
FOR RENT HOUSES.
FOR REXT Hooae ef T rooma. bath. 1 tolleta,
. on apMalre. aea down: new fcooee, doable
ftoar. full baaaasent, eomMnatloa (aa and
electric flirorea; i: par menth. Rawthorn
Realty f , 6NS Marrnerlta axa corner jl. w
Uiame. Pbone Tabor gle.
FOR RENT FLATS,
ptiH RRNT Iwer flat, S ranma; rent flA,
M K.irihrtip et. liKulr at M7.
VOn RENT STORES-OFFICES.
II - K mma. fenxtr off ire. reod flnor. rpolt
t iiiabn at taeiaerce. ,awi Stark at, ravel 10.
Bt'SIXESS CHANCES. '
' no inin ...... V
jiWmma Mmiu-hMi. roo4 rural tare
. f-rw tnm rent ii; rm VLl.V!X
beame. H6 wr swath: price i,100: soO
eWwa. tflot, TbM et..
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE-
SS.ono NRW S-roem bom. stationary ti
- . . . l.nr eltX!
.. but owner neat sell; SOW aowa aad $M per
" ' T.PAOg HARRIS. ;
BOO BelaMat .. earner Kaet SBth.
n ana T nsHft-s-raexa modern booae.
. nntr M; fine local toe seat etde:soo ear
erxfc-e; a barsatn. rMM ewa,
P 1S4, care JoaruL
incw S-raoai boom. S InU, fralt trem aaa now
era. good tardea; oowa. balaaca MJ
term. Box IAS, Lrata, Or. .
FOR HALE MISCEIXAJfEOUS.
A BAROAIN Kmrly aew (eed eetter for ST,
mt SIS. A. rteM. Oaua Oomlnt. Omhaaw
OCi J.. -J5
.. im inn., m
,ow . .vni.w, . his. ..w. -
Bl. jonaa roaa; parxij -bar;
crark throncb place. J. T. Jehaaoa. B.
R. a. Vaaooorer, Wuk. -
FOR SALE: LIVESTOCK.
TIMBER.
H0MB8TRAD reliBaulahBMat. BUata. eaiy a
aiUae rrom Tolaoe ana cioae ie ua aew
fios road: good timber and eloee to market.
W. n. Boor. BOO Lamber Ezcbanca bid.
$1,800 BlYS i.OOO 000 feet pood yaUow pla.
eaarajiieeo aaiimaie a niur.
Doo't write. Cocne te M. aSTMi Waabtaftoa.
BATHS AXD MASSAGE.
MAN ICC Rl NO, faea aad acalp treatmeat. batk
aad maaaafe. iivvt rouria w. "
PERSONAL.
MRS. - STEVEN'S, v Portland a KadlnE pa 1mm
and clalmrani. 4rt iiui. "r. """
MtSICAL.
MANDOLIN, (altar and banK la elaaa ar prl.
vate, Jeaae raraer. - Tirmoao ana
late of IllinoU CoUeire of Maat. Cklcaco.
40S-4 St eama bldg Sixth aad Marrlaea aU.
Ladies' Night
OAKS RINK
Tonight
Special Katlnee Satardar.
arorclay aTlrht
paeiai Xrlah Unaloal Trofnm
Tra Sjharorooka.
. . Bkattnar ttll 11 p. 'as.
' One asioa. One Frioa. -t
OAKS RINK
EXPOSITION RINK
irXH AXD WAEHTJfOIO VTa, '
SL Patrick's Eve Party
( r TOMORROW' ITKJHT,
RATVRUAY. .MARUU la, lSOT. ,
V av zvzaTKa or rEAnrmza.
Paranrt Races, Relax; Race, Athlerte
Exhlbltloaa, Taataful St. Patrick'!
Boaxenlra to Exerx Skater. Bpeclal
riambera for Conplaa Onlx.
TWO SE88I0HS ORE ADMISHOR.
Panona' Orcheatra Both Heaatona.
No Adxanoa la Prieee. -ASanSfllOV.
IOo ST ITER, tie.
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Harrlman Askt What We Are Ca
? inj to Do government
Official Answers. !
HAtfRlMAN A PART OF
f STANDARD OIL SYSTEM
We Most Ht0 Competition We
Need Through Lines of Railroads
. How Can We Hare Them With
., out Combinations?
By John E. Lathrop.
rWeshlagtoa Bureau et The Journal.)
Washington, D. C-, March 14. Stu
dents . of tha national transportation
nroblem have been pussled here to find
a ready answer to tha proposition sub
mitted by E. H. HarTlman during his
recent visit to the capital city What
are yon going' to do with the railroads
prevent all consolidations of lines t
. go far as It refers to combinations
between lines which are oomneutlve,
moat persons have experienced no diffi
culty In replying to the raiiroan wisaro,
and ona is dally surprised at tha fre
quency with which the anawer la given
no consolidation of competing lines,
unless It be under government control.
- Oompetlttoa za wecessary.-.
That phase does not pussle most par
sons so very much, that of combina
tions between competing lines, for It
ppars to have been Impressed on the
publlo mind that the nation 'cannot af
ford longer to permit railway magnates
to eliminate competition and thua ab
solutely nils tha regions traversed by
their lines., i
But, coming fa the question of tha
consolidation of lines which are not
competitors, a different problem Is
presented. Dlsouaslng this question for
The Journal, one of tha lending offi
cials ofthefederal government today
said:-" "'" """ T
"Take tha Instance of the Oregon Rail
road Navigation company, the Ore
gon Short Line at Utah Northern, the
Union Pacific, tha Central Pacific, and
the Harrlman connectlona to tha east
ward, which form a through line from
Portland to Chicago, under tha direction
of R. It Harrlman.
"What are you going to do with that
consolidation, or others like Itf Would
it be wise to compel the breaking up
of thla. system Into Its original com
ponent parts? .That , would make It
necsssary for you people tn Oregon to
iAIll
IS
own
RAILROADS
do bualneaa with five aeparata roads la
travallng or ahlpplng to Chicago, la U
not better to have the through Mnef
meUlroavd rroUem Za wot SJolTed.
"If, .then, you eonoeda tba propriety
of this arrangemont, what ahaU you
aay to the acquialtlon of other lines
to tha eaatwaxd of Chicago, giving for
Instance Mr. Harrlman control of a
lino from coast to,coastf
"Tha fact ia. we as a nation hare
not yet solved our railroad problem.
Wa are fighting, rightly, too. tha trem
endous power wielded by Mr. Harrlman.
It la absolutely the menace of tba day,
greater than that of Standard Oil. which
In fact la none other than Harrlman
himself, for ha merely la tha -railroad
end of tha Standard Oil combination.
Tha wielding of auoh power over the
regions traversed by his roads places
In his hands authority, over tha very
Uvea of tha people In thbso regions. In
a hundred waya he may affect their
fortunea, governing aa he does tha abb
and flow of their food and raiment and
tha products of their Induatries.
Are OomMasttoms Vaossaaryf
rdra thatTolhlorlHewrweTnsli
at Mr. Harrlman aa tha curse of mod
ern civilisation, yet, confronted by the
other argument as to through lines, wa
are disposed .to amy they are necessary
In tha intricate and highly organised
social system of tha day.
"Now thla Is not a disquisition trend.
ing toward the poaitlon of the con
servative or reactionary In today poll
tlca, but rather impels ons toward gov
erament ownership aa tha only method
whereby wa may have tha beneflta of
through lines without tha curse of one.
man domination of Immense regions. It
may be argued that government control
offers the solution. But, how may you
liavn adequate government control with
out establishing a system ao compli
cated and ao censorious In its complete,
neaa that l,t Is tantamount to govern
ment ownership without government
guarantees of securltteaT
, Sow Barrtmaa Sodged. .
"Here Is an instance of private own.
erahlp and market manipulation of aa
curl ties . H. Hartlman. when faoa
to face with government Inquiry into
hla ownership of Union Paciflo stocks, j
recently, transferred I30.ooo.000 of se
curities of that road to Edward Rocke
feller, and hen waa In a position to
swear that Tie did not hold control of
tha road. Of course. Rockefeller's hold.
Ing the stock was the same aa If Har
rlman held It, because the two are) one
In common Interest, and Harrlman Is
merely the railroad end of tha Standard
Oil octopus. Yet, waa it not true that
Mr. Harrlman did not personally eon
trol the Union Paciflo at that timet
"Under private ownership, I tell you,
there are hundreds of waya men may
manipulate to avoid the provisions of
law. Tha problem la ao large, that I am
staggered at Its contemplation. I can
not sea how we are going to aolva It
by other than government ownership.
"Of course, they will tell na that to
buy the railroads will mean the purchase
of the existing 116.000.000.000 securi
ties and the issuance of bonds In that
amount. But, In the light of recent dla
closures of the watering of stocks and
the flotation of spurious bond Issues,
that statement falls to the ground aa
absurd. ... .
lar of tha Standard OO System. ' j
"Sovereignty the federal government
may legally take tha roads, paying
the present owners what tha property
la worth, and may even determine what
ahall be tha basis of the taking, what
ahaU be the theory upon which, the
property ahall be valued. -.
"von template-thla Harrlraaa the ran-.
road mao Jacob Sclilff the banking end,-
H. H.- Rogera the oil and coal end of the
Standard Oil system, and these con
trolling the transportation, financial and
fuel and ' illuminating- phases - of - the
nation's life. Tbeae are bald facta.
They do control them. They dictate
terma on Wall etfeet, by control of
treat companies and fiduciary funds.
Tbey control the oil and coal business.
No one with a modicum of Information
doubts It
Croweramaat Ownership tha Solntlom,
' "How are you going to construct a
system of adequate government control
without making it aa Intricate that It
goes - into the . minutest details of all
tha tranaactlona of that great combi
nation. ' ' '
"Show na some statesman who has
offered a eolutlen. Who la hot . Mr.
Roosevelt? Mr. Bryant Mr. Aldrlchf
Mr. Cannont Mr. Fairbanks? I repeat
only government ownership meets' tha
demands of the situation. There's no
other way." - -
Hsrrlman'a query while In Washfngv
ton has produced such comments from
men who alt at-the feet of Roosevelt
and take hi s daily counsel. Harrlman
haa hastened the day- of reckoning; he
haa urged answers which must be given.
Ann every paaulng day, brings forth
Such analyses aa thla, f
LADIES' NIGHT
Oaks' mink Tonight frea 0haauoeks
Saturday sTlgM, -
Tonight will be ladles night at -the
Oaka rink and a pleasant time la antici
pated. Tba special band will open their
program at and more couples music
will be skstea. un Baturaay artemoon
there will be a special matinee and at
night a St Patrick'a celebration will be
given with free shamrocks. Appropriate
Irish muato and the regular evening
aesslon extended until 11 o'clock.
Cape Cod Boot to Come Off.
The great boot of Band known aa
Cape Cod ia. to be cut off from the
mainland of .Uassschusetts by a ship
canal,, which will reduce tha coastwtae
distance from New Tork to Boston by
more than 200 miles. The. actual work
of digging the big ditch will begin In
the early Bpring. j
Heavy, Impure blood makes a muddy,
pimply complexion, headache, nausea.
Indigestion. Thin blood makea you
weak, pale, sickly. Burdock Blood Bit
ters makes the blood rich, red, pure
restores perfect health,
Milwaukie Country Club.
' Kastern and California races. Take
Seilwood and Oregon City cars at First
and Alder.
cofeee:
tea sriccs
BAKING POWDER
;extracts: v
tTUSFRIGHT
CLOSSETaSEVERS
PORTLAND, ORE.'
FBI
All unsold lots in VVavcrlcijh 03) C jftfV
vill be advanced in price oJ.WW
, You will then have sufficient time to inspect thin beau
tiful tract It vill bo on oatins fall of exhilt-rating enjoy
ment and profit;-"'-' .v--y :v; : ' "';::-:r
To see Wavcrlcigti means a purchase-and a purcha&Q
means a handsome profit to you.. v":---
Never again will you have another oppoinity to buy
the choicest close-in residence property at $225 and up a lot
f
BUY I
now ;
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MAIN OFFICI:
SIXTH AND VVASHTiCTON STS.
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FULLY PAID and Non-Assessable
The price iwill be again advanced as fast as work on our properties and on the Guggen
heim and Morgan Railroad progresses. Investigate at once and get im NOW '
Anglo-American Oil and Coal Co.
OFFICERS AND TRUSTEES s
LOUIS O. CLARKE..... r.....;..FTaaldent PRED 8. STANLEY. .Second Vice-President E. J. RATHBONE...... Field Superintendent
.. A ... . . .' Deschotei Irrifstion A Power Co. Katalla, Alaska.
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OFFICES: 402 AND 403 OREGOM. BUILDING,' PORTLAND, OREGON -
Telephone Main 4507 . " r ' V . ' ROBERT S. McBRIDE, Business Manager
' . . OFFICE WILL BE OPEN FROM 7 TO i O'CLOCK EVENINGS UNTIL MARCH 20. J . .
ONLY $25.00 DOWN
$ 1 0.00" PER MONTH
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