The Oregon daily journal., August 26, 1908, Page 14, Image 14

' THE OREGON DAILY JOURNALS FbRTL'AND. WEDNESDAY EVENINQ. AUGUST S3. 1008
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DES MOINES PLAN USED
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.I iiHminiuh m:nly for v.:ir
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vMriii," Jic Mil't. "r liil llirre c.uin
iv i-iinm1tinliirra who utteinl Id iiI. "f
llir- IlilMIlrSa of llic roulity. 'I h "SO
tl.r- rmij linve thfi power nr Inms
InillrlniKS. Im'K'-t Hindu hi;. I .i prciit r
..iiiilnliou Hint Hi' riw K"M'ri.m ill ln j
nrrt one nrv.r l, a . ,:.). lntnU Mlili
olii-iiioiin tl.it fv i oi.t i i. ii. 1 1 1 arMnu
..l.ol.i , 1 1 V fiffi.li"- T.' .int romililh I
h.ornrn l.u vo oontrol of lie r-oiir I l.ous.. 1
I'o poor fin in. t e iiimorj, loan.-.
toliIe urn1 .ire nlilo to Ifvy n tax or
pii mills If n.'OPS.iai'i', wlinran tho city
couhl not rathe n. l y fxfdinp S mills.
Power Almost Unlimited.
'The possibilities fr r-xp. ndltur un
der the county comnilwioiiers In 10
tlmt-a greater than umlrr tlio rliy. luit
w never heard any romplnlnl iibout the
administration of tliu county airmrs
Si
IT the clt
it mm
"This la all the Des Moines plan
amounts to and should not b a buga
boo to frighten the people. Ily plao(ii(t
the power In the hands of thrvee or five
men the people would unrloubtNlUiJjave
closer and hotter manaKement of lis af
fairs than It could have with the pr-s-ent
system of government or one sim
ilar to It.
There could be no shirking or put
ting Off of responsibility on the part
of any of the commissioners under the
commission form of government. These
men would be held accountable to the
people and a taxpayer could go to them
on anv Question and receive a reply
that would end the business In a tew
minutes. At present a man ran spend
months trying to have a small piece of
business transacted that should not re
quire 15 minutes. Why It should !h
necessary when a plan could be formed
which would relieve the citizens of such
conditions Is something I do not under
stand." Little was done at yesterday's meet
ing of the charter board other than tn
organize and set a date for the first
meeting of thi members, which will be
juch In my opinion would be the case
e cltv were to auopi a commission
small number of men
Friday nlpht lit o'clock. All meet
ings ( r the committee "l l' I'1'' ln
tin- council chamber. JihIkc Moiilnn was
el. . -f I i ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 mini n nil (V K Wlegand
.lop ily ctl an lltor, WHS elected mecre-
t 4 I I
The commit lee voted to request the
I i m, n i'oi mi uni'i oi.i hit Ion fur sur
fo lent mor.y w !th which til employ
! .. .services of ii ii expert reporter lo
take ilowri the minutes of the meeting
It was 01 it tie iurstlon of asking for
inonev th-t tl.n real spirit of tho com
nilltie as shown A debate arose us
I to the uron ietv of calling for money
ut the hrnt meeting but the members
I .lerlile.i that inasmuch as the money
Is ii Hsnry for mi expert reporter
and that tlie tune of the committer Is
short the iiiiiicst would hae to be
male.
Make Two Xeports.
All suggestions will be gratefully re
ceive. by the committee but It was
decided that all should be written and
sent to thb committee. Heads of de
partments and cltliens In general are
urged lo pnsent any objection they
may know of In regard to the charter
and ii 11 the committee In every way.
That much time would be lost by hav
ing citizens appear before the board
niiil make oral objections was the opin
ion of the members nnj i, Iionnl (,til
to notify citizens through the
newspapers that all suggestions mils'
be murie In writing.
At the sunset of yesterday's meeting
a committee was appointed with power
to draw up an order of business under
which the members will proeoed and
Forests Aloncr Deschutes
and in Paulina 3Iountnins
Sustain Only Slight Dam
age From LYcrnt Fires
ftejwrts Exaggerated.
also with authority to appoint stib-ooul
mittees for the various branches otMn
government. Two other comrninees
were voted for One will review ani
rennrf on a cltv BOvernment with
mayor and council while the other com
mittee will report on the commission
form of government similar to the lie
Moines plan, copies of which will be
procured for the members.
Tho advisory committee which was
appointed by the 1'nlted Kast Ride
I'ush clubs met last nlcht and orean
Izcd by electing I K. Hice chalrmari..'
No other business was transacted sa'e
to discuss the future action of the ad
visory committee. YV. L. Holse ad
dressed the commjttee stating that the
best work" of the advisory committee
should be to study and consider propo
sitions and amendments that have a
special Interest to the east side.
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m ii i 1 m r m w m & v
JZSK&m GRO CER
Kxaggerated reports regnrdlng forest
fires ln Crook county, particularly In
tho I'oulln.i mountains unA along the
Ieschutes river, have given rise to the
Impression that a large area has been
burned and much valuable timber de
stroyed, according to A. V. Ponohue
who returned to I'ortland today from
a visit to the upoer lleschutes region.
where ho watched the progress of the
flames for several days, or until tno
flro was under control.
The fire In the Paulina mountains
burned over nine sections of land,'' said
Mr. lionohue. "The pine needles, with
which the ground Is heavily matted,
were the first to be attacked. There Is
no underbrush In tho country, so the
flames were confined largely to the
fallen timber and grass and needles. I
doubt If ln the nine sections hurried
over there has been In excess of 6 per
cent of tho live timber destroyed.
"Along the Deschutes river the loss
has been considerably less. I think t'i
will cover the entire loss of pine ln the
section burned along the Deschutes."
The fact that the timber belt In the
Deschutes region is free of underbrush
of any kind is largely responsible for
the small loss accruing to timber own
ers and lumber companies in tho district
where the tires have been fought by the!
forest rancers. The flames have run
through the needles and grass, created
a heavy volume of smoke, attacked t he
fallen timber and ln spots run into the
live timber and destroyed It. but tho loss
Is Insignificant, nnd corroborates Hie as
sertion often made that the timber belt
of the Deschutes is one of the few in
the country where a forest tire ln reality
can do but little damage.
500 PAIRS OF MEN'S PANTS
Every pair worth $2.50 to $3.00on-sale
all this week-
Have You Rheumatism?
You will never find a quicker remedy
for rheumatism than Bark Tonic, the
medicine that drives all Impurities
from the system. It Is the best known
bowel, liver, kidney and blood cleanser.
Price 75c per bottle. All drug stores.
or address the J. A. ("lemenson Drug
Co.. corner Second and Yamhill sis.,
Portland, Or.
Sale
nee
If you need pants buy them now It will pay you
WHEN YOU SEE TT IN OUR AD ITS SO
Building rormits.
J. Frabel, erect dwelling. Fast Sixty-
seventh between Base Dine .road and
Pine, $1,200; F. .1. Payne, erect dwell
ing. East Thirty-second between Front
and Harrison. $1,000; Mrs. I). J. Ltrown,
erect dwelling. Franklin between East
Twenty-eighth and Fast Twenty-ninth.
I1.UU0; J. e. wertz, erect dwelling.
Franklin . between East Twenty-Kighth
and East Twenty-Ninth. $1,800: F. O.
Vorptahl, erect dwelling. East Flftv-
nrst Detween i niamooK and Hancock,
$2,000; E. W. Heder. erect dwelling.
Main between Fast Thirtieth and East
Thirty-first, $1H0Q; Julius Kramer, erect
dwelling, head of Marshall and Cornell
road, $6,500.
MOY
R Third and Oak
1st and Yamhill
POSTPONE DBAWINO
OF PONY AND CART
Ordinary kln ctmnfcfl to satin by Satlu
skin cream and Satla tkla powder. 25c.
Owing to the weather Manager Free
man of the Oaks has decided to post
pone the awarding of the pony and
cart' which was to have taken place to
day, until the weather moderates and
becomes more ipropitlous.
Thousands of children had prepared
to visit the great amusement park with
their tickets, but Manager Freeman
wanted them to come on a day when
thev could romn and play and have a
good time without fear of catching cold
or having their day spoiled by dis
agreeable weather.
Furthermore the postponement will
give tho children added opportunity to
secure coupons enabling them to Im
prove their chances for winning the
b
jeautlful pony and cart.
Now Tork and Philadelphia.
cannot be more pleasantly or conveni
ently reached than by the Grand Trunk
Dehlgh Valley double track route via
Niagara falls. Solid through trains of
coaches and sleeping cars. Magnifi
cent scenery.
For descriptive literature apply t-
C.eorge W. Vaux, A. O. & T. A., (irand
Trunk Railway System., 135 Adams
street, Chicago. ,
MaU-Carrters, Attention.
Before ordering your uniform see
Chaa. Coopey & Son, tailors. 309 Oak
street.
G.S.L0N6&CO.
LADIES' SHIRTWAISTS J r
Formerly $1.25 and $1.50. . . .aC
SILK JUMPER SUITS- fr-
Worth up to $15.00. OO.SJ
SILK UNDERSKIRTS Ar) ftr
VVorth up to $5.00 bZ.D
SILK UNDERSKIRTS A o fC
Worth up to $fi.00'. . 33.7i)
For the Past Ten Years hMtk,4 Opposite
nuw iuj ii in u
147 SIXTH STREET
Baker Theatre
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THE VANGUARD OF THE FALL MODELS HAS ARRIVED AT THE BIG EASTSIDE STORE
ame Fashions Latest Creations
Are now here and ready for your inspection. The autumn novelties are interesting to advance dressers
who delight in being first. Ours is a remarkably interesting display. It marks the highest stage of de
velopment in the production of ready-to-wear apparel. Style and quality go hand in hand here. Not only
do we show the best that' New York can give, but the latest Parisian effects as well. Among others we
show snappy models in 36-inch Coat Suits, sweeping French Cutaways, and Long and Semi-Fitted "Hip
less" Coat Suits the very latest models.
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Style
and
Fit
New style points that are findinf favor in New York are most promi
nent in this great showing. The cloth is of a superior gratfe and the
cut and workmanship show the hand of the expert tailor. Being all
new styles, none of them have ever been on sale before. Conse
quently you get the season's latest production, and we say most em
phatically, that their superior is not found in Portland today. A visit
to the Big Eastside Store will be one of mutual pleasure and profit
Come early and make your selections.
The Fabrics:
The ModdS! Long sweeping coat effects, latest French
cutaways, variously modified new slashed
coats with short waist lines and conserva
tively plain tailored effects.
An unlimited and indescribable variety of
the novelty weave chevron cloths, finest
broadcloths, new shadow-striped cheviots
and hard-twisted serges in self-colored and
two-tone effects.
The ColorS! BIack new bIue Londonsmoke, gray, wine,
green, brown, garffet everything desirable
in the fall color card.
Credit
if
Desired
Big
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GEVUR'KZ BROS.
Don't Mistake the Place! E. Burnside and Union Ave.
Store