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"K HIF US" NU GNAI ON Suffer?
FIvs Councilman for Standing in With Corporation.
ConnciIniahs Words Hit Sore Spot and Bring: Forth
SXf'Hubbub of Hollcr-Than-Thou Explanations.
Once'mora Coirhellman . Vaaghn culled
. wpoh the majority rsrty ycsterdsy to
tak the air-brake nlnanc off ths ta
ble and place It upon Ha final passage,
ns'.oncs 'mora hla effort railed.
Vaughn (pared nobody's feelings In th
speech ha made against the dilatory tae
tfra.of tb majority In allowing- the
issssnre to He unnoticed "while the
rortland Railway, Light ft Power com-
; pany take It own Urn In putting on
airbrakes."
. The ordinance provides that the com-
rn ahull have its esra enultmsd with
airbrakes by January 1, 1909. and the
evmrany asked that the measure be not
l-asaed berane It Is Installing airbrakes
- as rapidly aa It can. The majority
party acquiesced ,to the company s re
iueat. . ,Not so Vaughn. Ho announced when
the measure was placed upon the table
the lie would call It up at every coun
cil meeting: until the council had either
varaed it or killed It. tie has kept his
promts and yesterday again spoke In
favor of the measure. Vaughn referred
to the recent death of Fansher, who
fcas killed by a car and said tbat while
lie did-not know positively, he did not
ubt that If the car had been equipped
with airbrakea the man would be living
today.
. ; , Tangha Xahes Council.
-Vaughn said "he did not believe In
risking fish of one and flesh of an
other." and that the council should mete
ut the same kind of legislation to a
erporatlon that It would to an Indlvld
tinl. lie said the council requires the
tcanut peddler to move on from one
llock to snot her but when It comes to a
corporation like the Portland Railway,
Light A Power company with millions
of dollars behind it, the members not I
only did nor compel the company to
"move on In putting on airbrakes on
its cars, Dut allowed a measure arrect
ing this corporation to die a long and
lingering oeatn on tne table.
Councilman Baker r
Republican Candidate
r H ForAssessor
X
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A. G. Rushlight
"A. O. Rushlight, 'councilman of
Seventh ward, has followed his
the
Inten
tions to become a candidate for the
nomination of county assessor on the
Republican ticket. Mr. Rushlight has
mads a good record for himself In the
city council. His platform Is as fol
lows: - ,
during my term of office exercise the
functions thereof for the best Interests
of the county and the taxpayers there
of. I shall favor a strict business ad
ministration Irrespective of any per
son, corporation- -or - other Interest
whether political or otherwise; I shall
endeavor to make a Just and equhable
assessment of all property within the
county. Words to be printed on bal
let: ''Honest and Just assessment with
out fear or favor.' I
reolied to Vaughn
and said thst the reason he did not
rote to out the measure on final pas
sage was becauae the comnany was ex
ercislng good faith In placing airbrakea
on its cara.
Councilman Cottel gave the expert
testimony of the rtvbatn and said he had
attended the comnetr's Inquest over Fan
aher's remains and mind that startling
conditions existed, iie said the testi
mony of one wltnesa was to ths effect
that the car was going at the rate of
but four or five miles an hour, lie said
that according to this witness Fansher
hod oecn struck by tne car and dragged
20 feet Cot t el pointed out that had
the car been equipped with airbrakes. It
could have been stopped almoat In
stantly.
JTo Answer to Cotters Speech.
The councilman explained that an
other witness testified that h had
stepped off the distance from the place
where Fansher had been struck to the
filace where the car was stopped and
ound the distance to be 41 feet This
was considered to be greatly in excess
of a reasonable distance for stopping
a car moving so slowly aa the one that
killed Ksnsher.
Further explanation elicited the Infor
mation that the motorman was Inexpert
enced and did "not thoroughly under
stand the operation of the lever brakes
with which the csr was equipped. Dr.
CotttIisuid that If the car had been
equipped with air brakes the motor-
man, although Inexperienced, could have
stopped the car in ft few feet and prob
ably saved the man a life.
There was no reply to Dr. Cotter
speech. i
When the vote was tsken to remove
the ordinance from the table snd place
ll upon rinai passage it wss lost nv a
Strict party vote: Councilman Concan
non, whe misunderstood the vote and
tbough t the council had killed the meas
ure, cried out:
uod pity you fellows. If you ever
come up for election again. This act
win live to come up and curse you.
In on Instant turmoil was precinl
tated. Everybody was strlvin to apt
on meir reel nut concannnn continued
until his voice alone could he heard
above the din. Mayor Isne allowed him
to rinisn oespite tne ract that he was
out or order and then ended the debate.
a Baker Squirms sriXJttt.
Councilman Baker attempted to re
move the sting of Concannon's remark
by Insinuating that Concannon had been
guilty of neglect of duty. Baker arose
and said sarcastically to Concannon:
"I at least represent my ward. Mr.
Concannon. Now I am compelled to
rrform an unpleasant duty in that
have been asked to go take up a
matter- that It Is your duty to per
form. "Citizens living In your ward. Mr.
Concannon, have come to me and asked
me i to take up the matter of the Im
provement of New street which Is in
your ward. i They ear they have taken
up the matter with you and that vou
have done nothing In the matter. Now
Will you explain to the eminrll hv
70u hare neglected ydor duty?"
Concannon was on his feet In an In-
scant ana excitedly said:
ICS. I will tell you. I took sctlnn In
this matter and simply because there
are corporation men down there who
aid not want the Improvement they
remonstrated it down. If It had been
poor men the Improvement would have
gone in but because corporations are on
the street the improvement was killed."
mootalng things Over.
A shout went up when Concannon
finished ' and Baker was forced to sir.
down. Raker accepted tils defeat grace
fully and .later went over and shook
hands with his vanquisher. "
Following the debate on the slrhralre
ordinance Councilman Annand an
nounced that a fender teat would h
held early In April. Mayor Lane asked
that the Liverpool . fender he tested at
that time and Oskar Huber, represent
ing the streetcar : company, stated that
Mayor Lane's request for the test of
the Liverpool fender had been received '
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and that orders had been Issued to build
one. The fender test will be delayed
until the sample can be erected and all
will be tried out at the same time.
DALLAS' GREAT
DISBANDS
Crack Collecrians Will Go
East on Long Tour Next
Winter;
Dallas, Or., March S7. The Dallas col
lege basketball team disbanded last
night, after a season of almost un
broken victories. In the state league
the collegians played eight games, win
ning ever-' one of them. Their only
defeat of the seaaon waa at the hands
of the Muscatine, Iowa, team, but this
defeat means nothing, as the visiting
team's referfe was unqualifiedly par
tial to hla teammates, a local team, no
matter how strong, being handicapped to
a great extent by his rulings. The col
legians mads a totaj of 632 points for
me season, aa againsi is j ror tnelr op-
pwieniH.
A series of games had been scheduled
with Snohomlwh. Washington, basketball
team, but owing to the fact that two of
me uanas players are sick in bed with
mumps. It was thouaht advisable tn
can orr the games. The. local team can
iay ciaim 10 me coast cnampionahlo a
Snohomish, the only other possible
claimant, piayeo. a lie game with Nome
Alaska, which team was In turn de-
ieatea oy uaiias.
Arrangements are now bain mad tn
sena tne present players on an eastern
trio next seaaon. local eanltal h.ln.
imui ui . iw yruvvBiuvn.
Itching sties provoke nrnfanttv. v..v
profanity won't cure them. Doan'a Oint
ment cures itching, bleeding or protrud
ing pues alter years of Buffer! n At
njr arug eiore.
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when baying- youf . Spring Suit see that you get a
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more. The hand
some browns, tans,
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They are the kind
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worn e t e r y w here
this spring.
this in mind
that our Ladies' Apparel Division is brimful of lat
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veryf popular But
terfly, Princess
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outfit. . '
A great variety In styles and prices erge, cheviots, Pana
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Tailored Suits, Prince Chap Jackets, Madam Butterfly and
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' There's a style for every taste, a price
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MUSEMENTS jjf
Last Time Corbett Tonight.
Tonight at the Helllj theatre, Foyr
tenth and Washington streets, the last
performance of James J. Corbett. In the
comedy-drama. "The Lady and the
Burglar" will be given. Mr." Corbett Is
Jr y i i '
" " -
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James J. Corbett.
OUR CREDIT SYSTEM gives you the op
portunity to dress becomingly.
Millinery
Come in and inspect the latestParisran
creations and New Yorfc styles. We
have a large stock of very chic and ex
quisite Millinery for fashionable -women.
Wo nro ahtowlnff lot of handsome Sprang SMrU dW1.i'
supported by the clever actress Miss
Rose King snd a painstaking company
of players. This well-known favorite
player surprised even his best friends
last night by the excellence and finish
he has developed.
Mary Mannerlng Next Week.
The charming actress Mary Manner
lng, supported by. an excellent company
of players, will present the delightful
comedy, "Glorious Betsy" at the Hell Ik
theatre. Fourteenth and Washington
streets, for three nights, beginning next
Thursday night, April 2. A special
price matinee will be given Saturday.
Seat sale opens next .Tuesday.
"Burgomaster" Seats Selling.
Seats ae now on sale at boxoffloe the
rieiug inemre. jvouneenm ana wasn
lngton streets, for the coming engage
ment of "The Burgomaster." This fa
vorite musical-comedy will begin an en
gagement of four nights at the above
ineaire next eunaay nignc, jwarcn z.
A special-price matinee will' be given
Wednesday afternoon.
"The Mysterious Mr. Raffles."'
George Alison will play the role of
the mysterious Mr.- Raffles with ..the
Baker stock company next week, open
ing eunaay matinee, ana mis is a piece
cast as been making such a marked im
presslon. It is one of the red-letter
events of the season. Moving pictures
"Captain Impudence" Coming.
There will be an especially attractive
Mil at ths Lyric next week, commencing
Monday night, in the sjiape of Edwin
muum Koyies Driniant comedy-drama.
yapiam impuaence." it will present
ine memDers or tne company at their
best and will mark the delmt of Carlos
urquari. iMew moving picture films
wflj be shown between acts.
STEPHENS ACCUSED OF
STEALING HORSES
8prcU' Diipatrb to Tb Journal.)
Walla Walla. Wash.. March ?7 wf.
fen Stephens, who for the past two
years has been wanted at Pendleton,
Oregon, on a charge of horse stealing,
was arrested bv Denutv Sheriff Jnhn
Cummings of Walla Walla county, near
waiiuta, yesterday arternoon. Stephens
is charged with having done some exten
sive horse stealing in Vmatllla county
two years aao but has been in rnnnria
since that time. He was recognized yes
terday moraine bv an old icoiialntnncc
who informed the sheriff.
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Colonist Rates from all parts of the United States and Canada to all
parts of Oregon and the Northwest will be again put into effect by
THE OREGON RAILROAD &
COMPANY AND SOUTHERN
(lines in Oregon.)
MARCH 1, 1908
and will continue daily through
out March and April.
From
the Middle
be aa follows
ths principal
West ths
cities
rates i
of
ill
IZI suwerr
(Q OOKNt VtATDU I
CHICAGO
ST. LOUIS
that attracts verv nca. whether a. rr.
ular theatre-goer or hot, for H is way
oui ox tne orainary,
"When Wet Were Twenty-One."
mere win De onir three more onnnr.
(u nines 10 see iienry v. tsmona s oeau
tiful nlar. "When Ws - Wera Twentv.
One," as presented by ths Baker stock
cumpsny, ana ii is a rare treat, tne
most blase theatre-goers cannot fall to
enjoy 10 ine ruuest extent. Tonight
tomorrow matinee and nirht will cloaa
ui run. ... .
"What-Women Wffl Do."
-wnti women win Do" has bad a
prosperous week at ths Empire and
moss wno nave gone to aee It out of
curiosity, excited bv ths seminar tltln.
have been most pleasantly surprised to
; una vib.t oi mucn mora man ora nan
Interest. V Last performances . tonight,
luraurruw matinee ana nignc -
Don't Slisi "Hazel Klrke." v--'Whatever
vou dO 'don't'-nenecf aoinr
tO. the Lyric this week and aeeinar th
I Allen company In ' it splendid perform
ance that beautiful old classic "Hszel
Kirke" ia whlca every member of the
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urs
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