The Oregon daily journal., February 27, 1908, Page 10, Image 10

TUB OREGON DAILY JOURNAL PORTLAND. THURSDAY EVENINO, FEBRUARY 27. lOpj .
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PUBLIG'SPROTEST
HITS STONE
East Side Clnbs Unit in Do-
clarincr Additional Con-
Council Ignores Troperty
Owners' Wishes Regard
ing East Side Fill.
Despite the fact that a larr number
of residents were present at yesterday's
dnit to Bull Run River Is counc11 mM,t,n ' n
UUld W 1U11 JIUU iuth A . .trut All nronmtltlon
TTrwnt XeCeSSitV Fur-1 the council voted to lay the measure on
3.
ther May dangerous.
"Another Improvement that rnuat not
be wade subsidiary to the transporta
tion Across the river," says Whitney
1 Boise, "Is the Installation of an ad
ditional nlnellne to Bull Run river. We
must hare a new Madison street brlda-a,
but at the same time we cannot af
ford to let the matter of a new con
dult sleep. In my opinion It Is alto
aether as uraent a matter aa the re
building of the Madison bridge.
"How treat would be the resulting
catastrophe should our one lone pipe
line mlva out some day. especially In
the summer) Our people would be at
one subject to tna ravages or lynnoiu
that would be disastrous to the future
of our especially healthy city. It Is
because we have relied to much on our
water aupply. We could get no other
, ' Water Board Motion.
- "Furthermore I believe It would solve
the -difficulties met with by all parts
of the east side now trying to bring
i the water board around to their view
that they should have water and have
It at once. The city la spread out
over 4 square miles of territory with
' prospects of growing. Mount Scott
may ask to come In and the water
' question Is one of the pertinent is
sues in their campaign, for annexa-
tlon, , We are all aware of the trou
i bles of the water board. I believe
i petitions should be circulated at once
i so the new pipeline can be,, starts J
within the year. We cannot get It too
booh."
No other institution has received so
the table. Councilman Rushlight
plained that the people present wore ,
uroperty owners Who had left their :
work In order to nroteat Saalnst re-
sclndlnr the contract as asked for by
iae inmiD' rouiacn uuniuwr uuimnui.
As a result or yesterday s action me
property owners fear that the i-ouncu
will take ud the matter at some future
lima nr1 nnaa It without slvtnr them a
chance to le heard on the queatlon.
Ueorge 8. Shepherd, attorney ror mo
company, has stated that ni employers
wouM fill In Grand avenue If the Sixth
street flll be abandoned. This Is not
lnnlru4 mi favnrntilv bv the east SldflrS,
who want 43lxth street finished through
from Washington to a point several
blocks south of the gulch. All the rest
of the Improvement lias been completed
save the nil and- the lumber company
has been holding It up In tho hop that
the city will rescind Its contract with
the Paclfio Hrldge company.
The council also refused to act on the
matter of vacating several east aide
streets now occupied by the lumber
company. 'J nis question wum poeipunnu
until April 22.
CITY HOT LIKELY TO
U
Cuttcrick
Patterns
Are loo
So, aoae high
er, we are east
side areata for
BuMexiok rat
tarns sad Publications.
CO
Leading East Side Department Store
East Morrison St and Union Ave.
New 4
.1 Models "4
-Amrloaa',
ladv Oorseta
$1 (o $2.59
Xld rmia
Corsets '
il to H
OWN A ROCK
CRUSHER
Ordinance Now in Commit
tee's Hands and Chloro
form Bottle Is Open.
Although a aneclal committee was an-
much criticism at the hands of pointed by the city counoll yesterday
C. H. Raff sty has labored assiduously afternoon to Investing the purchase
to- correct -wrong or exaggerated opln-lor rock cruaners ror rortiana. it is con
the capabilities' or tne
Ions re rardl no-
water department neiore oirierent east
. aide clubs but still attacks are made,
, Tho remedy proposed Is the abolish
ment of the board and the substitution
of an elective commissioner of publio
works,
., Come Away Dissatisfied.
J. F. Ketchem of Sell wood, said be
fore the United East Side clubs: "The
' water board has been very unaatlafac
I tory. Thoae of us who have gone
' to the water board have returned In
aa agitated state of mind such as Is
not evea provoked by a visit to the
council. We have been unable to get
any satisfaction from the board and
there seems to be none who can tell
us the real difficulty."
It seems to be the opinion among
leading east alders that the
' board, the fire department and coun
cil are all working with different ob
jects ahead of them. Neither seems
to know what the other Is doing and
sldered Improbable, In view of the senti
ment expressed yesterday, that the
crushers will ever be bought.
The ways and means committee naa,
already made a thorough examination
of the project with the assistance of
the members of the east side business
clubs who have been Investigating the
feasibility of the project for more than
a year.
An ordinance was Introduced yester
day by the committee favoring the pur
chase of crashers and equipment and
appropriating xzs.oou ror tne project.
Tne ordinance waa referred to tne spe
cial committee consisting of Council
men Bennett. Cellars and Menefee.
Such Sterling Values as TIaesc Are
Bemonslrafors of the Reasons WWy
This, the leading East Side Department Store, the "House of Quality and Value,"
is so rapidly becoming such an important and popular trading place. A store of ,
comfort, light, convenience, accommodation, very large assortments, and econ
omy (we own our own building, no rents to pay) enable us to serve you to your
greater satisfaction. -
Street Carmen's Uniforms
Special $12.00
Compare them with $18 and $20 Uniforms shown
by west side high rent stores. These buits are all
wool serge, of good weight, made with hair cloth,
non-breaking front in coats, and coat pockets
strongly reinforced. A Uniform of extra quality,
which we have sold at $16.50 in competition with
$18 and $20 Uniforms, but we have decided not to
carry Uniforms any more, so to close CIO ff
them out, special PleUU
Every size now, but come as soon as you can.
Advance Spring Shoe Styles
for Ladies Are Here
Shoes and Oxfords of reliable quality, Shoes and
Oxfords of style the kinds that have made our rep
utation the kinds that Reed, the great Rochester
shoemaker, turns out, are here in handsome new
tans and blacks
from
$2.50 to $4.00
. the result Is unsatisfactory. Mem
bers of the water board have on sev
erai different - occasions been Invited
to- attend the meetings of the fede
rated clubs but none of them haa - at
tended except C U. Raffety.
Chief Campbell, Mayor Lane, Judge
Webster, , the county commissioners,
. members of tho council and execu
tive board have at different times ac
cepted invitations to attend meetings of
the federated ciudb ana Deen put on tne
stand to answer question nut tne
water board haa never answered an
invitation. Chief Campbell made the
' statement that the tin department
could follow only where he water
board had gone and the water board
Is asked why - it has not gone into
some of the populous districts of the
growing; east aide.
" Conditions Orow Worse.
Mr. Raffety - haa taken considerable
pains to explain to the clubs that dur
ing 1S07 the extensions made, on the1
east side were much greater than in
-vl5lny other part of the city; he brought
extension was and where It was made;
the numDer or miles or pipe and tne
hydrants put in were shown to be
rreater than tnose put in on tne west
despite the fact that In some place
on the west side, particularly .tne ware
house district north of Ollsan
a sufficient
street.
number of
was without
hydrants.
Within a very few years there will
be districts where water will not be
available at all, says Mr. Boise, un
less steps are taken to enlarge the
flow into the city.
MANY NAMES IN
ST. JOHNS DIRECTORY
The St. Johns city directory, which
haa Just been issued from the St Johns
Review press, contalna nearly 1,800
names.
John Temple Oraves says that
women should receive mens wages.
Well, a rood many married women do.
JEFFREY'S PLATFORM BUILT
WITH SUBSTANTIAL PLANKS
' j ill
I it :;"'"V:,J yV'ty r fl
Men's 75c Black Sateen
Shirts at 49c
Shirts that are made of a good quality of Mer
cerized Sateen, every garment well shaped and
sewed, and without a thought of skimping ma
terials. Sizes U1, to 17.
Men's $1.75 Blue Flannel
Shirts $1.10
A rare bargain. Good grade heavy blue flannel
Shirts, in either single or double breasted. Very
full cut and well made, at a price less than cost
of material.
Handsome New White Lawn
Waists S8B, 98c
The greatest values offered. A big new lot just
received, which includes many styles of exceedingly
dainty creations in beautifui designs of embroidery,
all-over front or combination panels, tuckings and
lace insertions. Your choice Friday and Satur
day 98.
OUR MODERN BARGAIN
BASEMENT
Have you been there? One of the largest, lightest,
most sanitary basement sales rooms in the entire
city, and we are showing wonderful values there,
in all kinds of kitchen furnishing goods and crock
ery, tit, 10 and 15. Tables are loaded.
As an Introduction to Our Bargain Base
ment, These Specials for Friday & Saturday
25c AND 35c ART POTTERY PITCHERS 1B
Seven beautiful styles, grape, bridge, windmill and
others.
25c JAPANESE TEAPOTS. 10.
Fancy Jap Teapots, with inside strainer and handle.
10c AND 15c EARTHERN COOKINO
CROCKS, 5.
7 and 8-inch Crocks, blue outside and whit enamel
inside.
10c Outing. Flannel 6c Yd.
A large selection of really choice Flannels of
splendid quality; every piece a good and desirable
pattern.
12Jc and 15c Outing Flan
nel at 9c Yard
Our very heaviest and best Outings in sn assort
ment of thousands of yards. There is not a single
bad pattern in the lot; but every piece new and
bright.
10c Double Width Percales
at 7c Yard
All big new shipment of spring patterns; the most
desirable colors and patterns for house dresses.
children's dresses and waists.
$1.00 Values Men's Wool
Underwear 49c
Men's heavy wool ribbed natural srrav Underwear.
extra well made; a surplus on hand and a Friday and
Saturday price of 49 prevails.
URGE MORE GAS
AND WATER MAINS
Two committees were appointed this
week bv the Multnomah Improvement
association to secure water and gas
mains for that section of the city. An
effort will be made to have the mains
laid before the permanent Improvement
of a number of streets In Multnomah
addition is Instituted. Those appointed
on the committee to ro before the water
board are as follows: W. C. Kerron, C.
P. Patton. N. 8. Hart, R. S. Kennedy and ;
Joseph Ellis. The gn committee, in
cludes Nels Reed, M. E. Thompson and
Dr. I M. Davis.
ARRESTS HER BOY TO -
PREVENT MARRIAGE
Mother Object to Son Wedding
Widow Who Is Fifty-Five
Years of Age.
BOYS INVITED TO
ATTEND MEETING
A meeting- of circle No. E, Home
Training association, will be held In
the Metnoaist cnurcn ac Mount Ta
bor, tomorrow afternoon. An lnter-
estlna program, especially for boys,
has been arranged and an Invitation
to the boys of the neighborhood has
been extended, h. w. stone or tne Y.
M. C. A., will give the address of the
evening; Dr. Osmond Koyal will speak
on "Child Government, and Mrs.
Frank Kelsey will read some "Child
ood Poems. The meeting will open
l CIO O ClOCK.
Society Woman Insane.
(Doited Pram Leased Wlre.l
Ban Jose. Cal.. Feb. 27. Mrs C H.
Dux, society woman, who is related to
District Attorney Campbell, and Henry
Miller, the cattle king, haa been taken
Into custory by the polioe on complaint
01 neignDors, wno oeciare she is vio
lently insane.
-If v-;.-'-v.'i'.-, r. John A,
John A, Jeffrey, 'who has announced
his candidacy for the Democratic nomi
nation for congress from the second dis
tricts is a well known attorney of Port
land, i Mr. 'Jeffrey was., born in Wash
ington eountv, Arkansas, May J4, I8s.
lie came to Oregon la 1874, making his
' imrtin jt JarkHftn villa. whr h ttan4..t
uatln from theVstaU alculraf 1T which shall guarantee
After graduation Mr.? Jeffrey taught
school until ISS5 when he waa admitted
o tne bar and the same year elected
to the legislature from. Jackson county.
Me was elected district attorney for the
first Judicial district and filled that po
ustion tintU Ihflg. He then moved to
4lcin v bts.s he.reslUed until If 05, when
Jeffrey. ,
he came to Portland where he has since
lived. Mr. Jeffrey In announcing his
candidacy hss formulated the following
statement of principles as the platform
upon which he will stand In making his
race for the nomination and election:
"First Reduce the tariff schedules
now la force to a just and equitable
5bond- Provide a safe, secure and
ft! eJoslt of the, people and protect
the honest banker. .
rPlferE.Sciu,e tr a" the domln
dWnSaM inrf-ftAtit7KReal.m PI unarned public
settleronly' UlUU BUte-
iokomo Woman
Gives Fortune
To Help Women Who Suffer.
In the past few years Mrs. Cora B.
Miller has spent $125,000.00 in giving
medical treatment to afflicted women.
Sometime ago we announced in the col
umns of this paper that she would send
free treatment to every woman who
suffered from female diseases or piles.
More than a million women have ac
cepted this generous offer, and as Mrs.
Miller is still receiving requests from
thousands of women from all parts of
the world, who have not yet used the
remedy, she has decided to continue the
offer for awhile longer, at least
This Is the simple, mild- and harmless
preparation that has cured so manv
women in the privacy of their own homes
after doctors and other remedies failed.
It Is especially prepared for the speedy
and permanent cure of leucorrbbea or
whitish discharges, ulceration, displace
ments or falling of the womb, profuse,
scanty or Dalnful Derlods. uterine or
ovarian tumors or growths; also pains
In the head, back and bowels, bearing
down feelings, nervousness, creeping
feeling up the spine, melancholy, desire
to cry, hot flashes, weariness and piles
rom anjv cause, or no matter of how
ong standing.
Everv woman sufferer, unahln In And
reiier. wno will write Mrs. Miner now.
without delay, will receive by mail free
of charge, a 50-cent box of this aimnle
home remedy, also a book with explana
tory illustrations showing whv women
suffer and how they can easily cure
themselves at homo without the aid of
Philadelphia, Feb. 26. Furious be
cause she could not dissuade her son,
Richard Krauner, who Is 22 years old,
from his plans to marry Mrs. Wilhel
tnlna Downing, 33 years older, Mrs. Harry
Lloyd yesterday hushed the wedding
bells for him by causing his arrest a
few hours before the knot waa to he
tied.
To the police she said her one reason
for Interfering- was her objection to
January and June weddings. Whether
Mrs. Lloyd, who only five years ago
was married to a man many years her
junior, was actuated by her own expe
rience she did not say.
At all events, soon after her second
marriage Richard quarreled with his
youthful stepfather and went to board
with Mrs. Downing, the next-door
neighbor, in Ogden street, between
Ninth and Tenth streets. It seemed to
be a case of love at first sight For
tune seemed to smile on the attach
ment, for not Ions ago the widow re
ceived an Inheritance through the death
or a ricn relative.
Since the windfall Krautner haa es
chewed work. Repeatedly has Ms
mother unsuccessfully voiced her dis
approval of the match.
learning that her son was going to
visit the city hall yesterday to procure
a. marriage license, she waylaid him and
ueggea mm to return nome wun ner.
lie refused, and when his mother under
took to force film an altercation took
Dlaoe. Finally a nollceman appeared,
who, on complaint of the mother, took
Krautner to the city hall, where he was
held In 1500 ball charged by his mother
with assault and Dattery.
When his bride-expectant attempted
to draw on her funds for the ball she
found that her fortune had dwindled un
til not enough was available to cover
the amount. Meanwhile the wedding la
delayed until the bridegroom gets ball.
MILLIONAIRE ELECTED
CONSTABLE; DODGES
Defeated In Election Opponents Take
the Advantage of Pittsburg
Suburbanite. -,t
8,
a physician.
Don"t suffer another day, but write at
onoe to Mrs. Cora B. Miller, 21S9 Miller
Building, Kokomo, Indian, .
Pittsburg, Feb. 26. Captain William
Rodgers, a PlttsDurg millionaire,
may soon be inducted Into the office
of high constable of Bellevue, a little
suburb which he endeavored to annex
to this city at the election Tuesday.
as a retaliatory measure the victori
ous antl-annexationlsts elected Captain
Rodgers constable. Not a man In the
borough would accept the job. It pays
$26 a year, and the functions of the of
fice are reporting the presence of dead
animals on the. streets, illegal liquor
selling, caring for strayed animals, and
tne iiae. .
Captain Rodgers for years wielded the
gavel of the village council., Tuesday
Bellevue voted on the Question of cast
ing its municipal lot with Pittsburg.
Captain Rodgers, annexationist 'leader,
was defeated. The ballot - contained
one vacant space, that of "high con
atabto Captain Rodgers' political -op-
" .
The Imperial
Painless Dentists
DENTISTS TO THE
EAST SIDE
Booms X, 3, S and 7, Heal? Bldg.
Corner Orand ave. and B. Honiara.
Solid Gold Crowns at S5.00
Solid Gold Bridge Teeth ....85.00
Best Plates SK.nn
A Blading Guarantee on ATI Work.
Cast Side Nickelod ion
1-48 Orand Avenue
VAST X, "OABKXA& OBITS."
SABT XX "DBAS BOTH KOHT nm
TMB HOUDATS."
ponents urged voters to write his nam
In the blank space. And they did. He
was elected wHhout ODDosltinn
. A 'w Prescribes a penalty for re
fusal to take the oath of office -within
trip to South
Rodgers
America.
contemplates a
MAKE PUBLIC PARK
ON INDIAN RESERVE
(United PtvM tawd Wlre.l
Washington. vr. n -r v.
day passed a bill establishing public"
park in the northtm n.,i .v"
d'Alene Indian reservation In Idah '
Curlons Horseshoes.
From the London Globe,
in Iceland hornA mu
sheep's horn, while in in- S TJi"
are shod with camel's skin. -
hr-.-hX- "ol long wvented a
horseshoe of naner. nrmu,) k.. r..
atlng with oil tnrpentinV and other in
gredients. Thin layers of iuoh paper
are glued to tho hoof till the reoullt
thickness 1. attained: The sh5S2Ulhus
made are said to be dimhi. i
penetrable by moisture. "
Exposition Skating. Rink.
The favorite pastime of roller skat
i?K -1"JllBt,a Popular as aver. The
Expo rink Is pen from 9 a, mi to
10;30 p. m.,,and hundreds throng Its
big smooth surface every day. In
struction free. r ' ;
FurniturePricesShot toPieces
Modern Artillery Blows Up the Fort
Others Pay Rent We Collect Rent
(on half our own building)-Who
Can Sell the Cheapest?
NO FURNITURE TRUST FOR US
The papers this week have had much
to say about a furniture trust, but
we BELONG TO NO TRUST, and
propose to base our prices on our
VERY LOW EXPENSE ACCOUNT
BEDROOM SET
$20.00
Consists of good Iron Bed,
Yum Yum springs, wool
top mattress, a Royal Prin
cess Dresser, a handsome
Sewing Rocker and straight-
back Chair, cane seats, hard
wood, nice finish.
;v" '""TV
ctwsiw
m dp
Dining Room Set
$20.00
Consists of . quartered oak
China Closet with bent glass
front, a 6-foot square Ex
tension Table ana 4 Chairs
of neat pattern. This set
Steel Kange, $20.00 ay aL,?h. ?r
ii
Confidential Credit Easy Terms
at
Home furnishings
25 Per ten"
Saving
We have absplutely no regard for the prices others
may charge.- Our prices are jlistinctly our own.
We always make a fair profit on our good's. We
do not know whether our profit is more or Jess than
other dealers, but we do know that our expenses are
less by 25 per cent, and we know that we can save
you that 25 per cent. , .
mem mtMMimmWi.
; FIR, CORDWOOD ii
FIRST GRADE
Long .. .$6.00
Sawed ... $6.50
Phone East 202 B-2020;
SECOND GRADE
Long. f ..$5.50 J
Sawed .......... ...$0.00
451 : HAWTHRONE AVE. '4
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