The Oregon daily journal., October 08, 1908, Page 6, Image 6

THE OREGON DAILY' JOURNAU PORTLAND. THURSDAY EVENING. OCTOBER 8. 1008.
ait.ani.-.jii-1.
iJORTH END'S SALOONS
! ARE BEING WIPED OUT
Proprietors Sec Their Business Ended If City Attorney's
' i Interpretation of Ordinance Poe'Not Give a
!' Loop-Holt Few Licenses Renewed.
WEBB GOES 10
CALIFORNIA 0011
. , ' ;. '-' '
Must Stand Trial in San
' Francisco for Setting"
Out Forest Fires.
1
"l hav no cthar option under
tha liwi of tha city than to
cloa aach and every Mloon tha
licence of which is -not renewed
on or before October 10," City
Auditor A. V. Barbur.
loiter In or about euch place, for any
ptirpoaa, or In or about any room, box,
booth, aloove or place adjoining and
connected in any way with audi plnou.
Female peraona may enter auch plaeo
upon any proper taln?n not prohibited
by the rdlnanra. and they cannot b
praa-antad by law from filtering audi
rlaoe for other proper bualneaa. But
iney can De prevented from
entering
for the purpodo.of buying; or drinklnti
tin llnuora. This ordinance
not only to saloons and bar-
! tntoxloat
applies i
; rasiace of the women exclusion act I intoxlcatln llauor la kenf for aala or
by the council and Its enforcement at I sold at retail or aerved. There Is ape-
tha umi tlmejailth that Of the north I ri "oupiea irom ina operation or
tnn same ui"a'i "l " the ordliuLnra nwari tn .ml inm
nd exclusion uklse of Mayor Lane ha .tores operating as suoh. This moans
resulted In what It la believed will be that the grocery or drug store Is op
a wholeUe reduction of the number of VJ3j57ct i lUr8."
a loons In Portland.. or drinking place.
i Scores of the liquor . resorts of the When Xestauranta ix.mot.
region tributary to the morally tabooed "The provisions of the ordinance do
district have depended almost wnony i not appiy to an open unci oudiic res
for exlstenoe upon the trade of female I taurant or dining room, having a floor
latrona. This dOUDia diow wnicn n I m more man iiro xjuara mi mm
.1 iu- ia iYn than mmt of these will I In which there are no screens or other
be able to bear up under unless some I obstructions to a complete view of the
means of evading the reform ordinance I Interior from any part thereof. Such
la hit upon. restaurant or dining room must be
of the Indecision I open and public, that Is. it must be
tinder which the proprietors of these I open to the public patronage. It must
Places are rustling, mo cny uwbuij vuiiih uu mtiu tv iunri ii ui
la oulte likely to feel a vacancy in the I floor space, and it must be so con
rilehe usually filled up every three I struoted and furnished that the entire
months by the license fees due from toe I room is open to view rrom every part
I ft a taaff A aril aat sin I as a kla man 1 aalwttils4
aioons. , i : a"j v" "
Wary mwW jaaoSW Juuwm, I a, voihiwm tivw me mieriur
- ... ita-riaail Mloons in the ol ln" ' room, liquors cannot oe
i.ftV V.4 Jilaniv "laTof these restaurants or dining rooms
re oDsoured
befo this date. There - "K c-a Vh -g;
structlons to view
removed from such places.
ordinance relates to serving iiq
I-oul n, Webb. Indicted by federal
grand Jury in California on a charge of
having set fire to timber within a forest
reserve ln the northern part of Lbs
state, submitted to the order of removal
In the United States dlstrtot court yes
terday.
Ball XVematns 96,000.
WeMi. who was srreated 10 days ago,
has since been In the Multnomah county
(nil ln default or a.00Q. Tins morning
Webb's attorney readosted that the
amount of ball bo reduced. United
Rint..H Attocnev John McCourt OD Dosed
the motion, owing to the seriousness of
the charge. Mr. Mccourt snia mat tne
tmud had been decided upon by a United
tituten commissioner at Grants Pass,
who was familiar with the case In every
particular, and that on this aocount he
thoiJRht the amount waa not excessive.
This morning Wehb was released on ball.
Webb was Indicted September IB. It
Is claimed bv the government that Webb
started a forest fire In the Klamath
national reserve In lel Nvte county,
California, that burned -over four town
ships and which cost the United States
nearly 11,000 to extinguish. It Is
charged that Webb set out fires for
unite. lie claims that lie is a victim of
persecution at the hande of enemies.
Taoss Two-Tear Term.
The penalty for the convlotlon on
this charge Is a sentence of two years
at hard labor or to pay a fine of 16,000,
or both.
cures eczema 3t?ICKLT fjVV EXPRESS RULING MAKES
MUCH-WORRIED; DRUMMERS ROAR
Twer Dwmg, Testes, Vr OMaiaaUe ta
mall QoaatlUea.
Bines Its discovery one year are the
new drug, poaUm, baa uoeessfully
xi red thousands of ehronlo cams of
eosem and other dlatxesalng akla af-1 Ten cant get your packages from the
fllctlona. Heretofore poalam ha besnlexpresg oompanlos sow unless you sign
dispensed solely for the benefit of I for theru yourself. This Is a new or-
ecasma patients in Urge lure urncieni d8f. The system la practically the
for a month's treatment This - ... ,. .hat th
found to be an ineunv.nl.no to manyl,",n" mat of the postal department
thousands who use It for minor skin I in thaoaae of registered letters.
troubles, suoh as pimples, blackhead a, I Owing to the new ruling- the traveling
hlamlakfea lfl,ln m.m t nlUfl l A . Willi
require but a small cuantity to cure. To I Inconvenience than , any other class of
oTaroome inis. ana in responaa iu Uraiipusines men., Travailo Btea are ai-
SSaToRiitS fcTur1nM5oTO h.r
regular two-dollar package, a epeolal I alnda of paokages gent t their feotela ta
r:
nrty-eent alia, which in future may be
found on sale at the Skldmore Prug Co.
and other leading drug stores In Port
land, or raav be ordored dlraot from the
Kmorganoy laboratories. No. II
West
Seth street. New York City. . In all
ecaema esses poelam stops Itching with
first application, and proceeds to heal
Immediately: ehronlo oaaes being cured
In two weeke. In leas serious skin
the different eltlea. Heretofore tha a.
press coin panics would deliver them, a
olerk would sign and the bundle would
f-li-r;- -l-J-.... LiL i ,J a
be there wh.an tha traveler arrived.. Hut
now the express eompanlea refuse to
turn over tba packages , to the clerks
and return them to the office until the
traveler or tba one to whom they are
addressed cornea along.
Is " the past paokagea were taken to
the , Pousse or people to whom they
were addreaaod and If the addressee
ildn't' happen to be at home some other
member of the family could sign for the
shipment , But now If the person Isn't
there . the package Is returned to the
rice until sucti a time wnen tne aa-
dresss may be found, ao aa to klgn for
i own belongings. . . ..
seems by paokagea tolna; astray now
nd...t'LlJn..th I" nd when no one
oould be held responsible for tha loss.
t Tomorrow and Saturday will posltrve
,jr ? J"'" ta discount on west side
M nllla, Don't forget to read Qaa Tlpa.;
! V Notarieg Commissioned. - f; .
;.' Burq af The JoarsaL)
. Salenv Or- Oct. I.Commlsslona aa
notaries nave been Issued to 1L K. Hun.
saker, II W. Garland and R, It Uutler.
Condon, and It C. MoAIIister. Portland.-
r , 1
uoxrrr coxabs wttm nrow.
When VOU Baa that fctnA of - rk..
forecast you know that rheumatism -weather
Is at hand. Get ready for it
now bv aettinv.a hntilnr fi.M.A'm
Snow Liniment. Finest thing made for
rheumatUm, chilblains, front bite, sore
joints and musales, all aches
and stiff
id pslna Sold by Bkldmore XrK Co.
60. too and 11.00 a bottle., . ,
troublea, results are aeen after an over-
lant application.
tarn pies for experimental purposes I
sy ami he had, rree or cnargs,
riling to the laboratories for thsm.
vWOODARD, CLARKU & CO.
WOODARD, CUARKB & CO.
SUES TO RECOVER
LODGING HOUSE
rm or cor-
restaurant
modern con-
ences for cooking and preparing
victuals and where hot meals are
actually aerved at least three times a
. Tnere iare i v 134 of these erv1 ia restaurants o dlnl.
-fnaad0 ffrfllnarlfv neSrlv all wUh "L'm' or lcoves Which are
have renewed. .Ordinarily- noar'Z. " from . view from anv oart oi
l)YJJT..7ti,u.tHZtrio Screens, curfalns. high backed
m --.hAi n.na ror seats ana otner oostruction
the.ensulng quarUr. - After iel The o?dl
llV.!:rZn uZZZk can be issued uor" 'emale guests, and does not ap-
vold and no. new iloetisas can ne issuea i , , n where onlv male miHls
la their placesu The limit for saloons ,Pvp.ialce" wner8 omy mal eve2
s iry n:.i i. r . "Ordlnaace No. 1741 defines a res
J??V!S ""JL who sells .Intoxicating
vrhriicrnsefvT
icr win go vui ur , ima.
Want Iw interpreted.
(ti. i...r, nt nlaaa affected bv the I day and at least six days In the week.
exclusion- ordinance - have been be- A. meal, as defined by this ordinance,
in- ,k. vwv ittnrnev'a nfflca dally must consist of such Quantity and aual-
weeitlne- for an Interpretation of the lty of food as Is ordinarily served for
' law that will Drmlt them to cater to a meal ln hotels and restaurants. The
the trade of women. I ordinance further provides that sand-
' The proposition' whlcli most of them wlches, or lunches, or crackers and
are waitlna- to hear from .now Is 'cheese, or soups, shall not be held or
whether or not ajaaloon can sell llq- considered to De a meal witnm the pro
uor to women In an adjoining room visions of the ordinance of the city of
aa a restaurant: provided this has I roruano,
the necessary floor space. ". The city at
torney will render an opinion on mis
ptinse or tne uuesuoa.;-,'
, it thia' miiM ha dona without vlolat
Ing the law, an archway or door could
lie out between .many of the saloons
end adjoining; restaurantaiand the trade
would go merrny on. .
i Differenoe a Word Makes.
f While It ' waa not the. Intent of the
ordinance to- prevent places like the
Jiof-Brau from selling liquor to women,
; according to an attorney who assisted
in drafting the exclusion ordinance, a
Uriel Interpretation of the terms of the
measure certaxruy puts xni ana puier
tnax
TEACHERS WILL
SHJEJIOIIEV
$7,000 in School Funds to Be
Apportioned in Umatilla.
in'
class. For If the
o srrlli; rnnmfl
fiof-Brau Is a saloon women ara shut
o;it and If it ia a restaurant the pro
vision against "L's" and alcoves brings
-v. : 4 unrier t-ha n Aw law.
X Deputy City . Attorney Grant 1 of the
opinion that this ordinance will be
very hard to ' enforce, aa he doubts
whether convictions can be had from
any Jury that might be selected to
pass upon a case, say of a respectable
woman who should go into a respect
able grill room and there be served with
- a glass of beer, for instance. ,
For the instruction of the executive
department of the city the city attor
nw has issued the following interpre
tation of the reform ordinance:
What OrtUnanoa Means.
"Ordinance No. 18400 ia violated Ifj
any licensed liquor dealer, or the owner
or proprietor of any saloon, barroom.
drinking snop, or ptace wnere mtoxi-iratina-
llauors are keDt for sale or sold
at retail, or served, either by himself
or ny any servant, employe or agent,
. ahall suffer or permit any female per-
non to enter sucn ptace ior tne pur
pose of drinking or buying any In
toxicating nnuors, or to remain or
II! , UL ..IL-LU-J-
BAPTIST EDIFICE
IS DEDICATED
The East Forty-fifth Street Baptist
cnurcn, wnicn nas oeen completed some
lime and is out of debt Jn every Dar-
tioular, was dedicated Wednesday even
ing wun appropriate ceremonies, many
Of the Baptist ministers of the city tak
ing pan in tna exercises. Tne enurcn
is located at the corner of East Forty-
fifth and Bast Main streets.
The Invocation was oronounced hv
nov. jumuitrr. naiur or tne jmanuei
Baptist church, and the responses were
iwu w xvev. j.. ii. mvnruo. UKtaiar or inn
Calvary Baptist church. The dedica
tory address was ty sr. c. w. Parker.
aeaeral missionary. Rev. B. C nnnir
pastor of the new church and the or
ganizer and to wnom credit is largely
uus ior tne etuaousjament or tna
cnurcn, was tne general master or cere-
xtevivai meetings
monies.
evening.
began last
by
with
.-' ' $100.00 BEWAJBD
Would gladly be paid for a cure
manv oeoole who are crippled
rheumatism, yet if they only knew It,
they can be cured by a few bottles of
Ballard's Snow Liniment, and the price
is only 25c, 60o and 11.00 per bottle.
Sold by Bkldmore Drug Co.
- .; . . - ;
Tomorrow and Saturday will positive
ly be last days for discount on west side
gaa puis, ijpn t rorget to read Gas Tips.
THE KU KLUX KLAN
APPEAB ON STAGE
"The Clansman" pictures the days
when courage, self-sacrifice and heroic
deeds removed the fetters that held the
south in bondage after the war. For
the first time Tn the history of the
arama tne k.u mux juan are shown
upon the stage, habited, armed and
mounted, and their weird ritual is per
formed before the awed spectator. In
order to give realism to these scenes
a troop of trained cavalry horses ia
carried on tour. With these and other
sensational elements 'The Clansman1'
cannot fail to duplicate -its success of
the last three seasons when it mt
its initial visit to the Heillg, October
is, ii ana is.
(Special Dispatch te Tba Journal.)
Pendleton, Or.. Oct 8. The regular
Ootober apportionment of state and
county school funds is now being
worked out by County School Superin
tendent wanes, wno expects to com
plete his task by tomorrow. The total
Amnunt nf rountv funds to be aODOr-
tioned is 17,768.11, while the state fund
amounts to $10,174.35.
According to the present law the
county fund must be diminished by
several dollars before the per capita
apportionment can be rnde. Every dis
trict whose teacher or teachers have at
tended a county or state institute the
reoulred number of hours is given 15
for each teacher and every district
which has employed alteacher and con
ducted a school the required number
of months, which is four, is given 150.
After these sums are taken out the per
capita apportionment of the county Is
60 cents.
From the- state fund tne per capita ap- ,
lonjonment is i.v. it win oe seen
rom this that it will be a difficult
to determine Just how much money
district is entitled to.
Last Ootober the per capita appor
tionment of countv funds, after th
other sums had been deducted, was 70
cents, and the state apportionment was
i a. a ne snorcage in tne county runas
s accounted for by the fact that the
Ellen Hayslip Says Insohent
Man Gave Her Worth
less Security.
Charging that an Insolvent man gave
her a note on an Insolvent company
with Insolvent security to pay for her
$2,000 rooming-house, Ellen B. Hayslip
nas pesrun suit in tne oirouit court
against L Pewtherer. The latter is I
the proprietor of The Beaver" at J01H
First street, which the plaintiff for
merly conducted.
Tne complaint alleges ttiat Fewtnerer
represented that he owned several
roomlnc-hoiiaes and was well to do.
but had no ready money with which to
urchase the Hayslip house. Finally
agreed to give her a note for one I
year for 11.500 and to assume a mort
gage of $626 if she would pay the rent
and assign the lease to him. She says I
she did this and he assigned to her a
Directory & Circular Letter company
as security for the note, representing
teat it was worm ii.ouu.
September 30, the plaintiff alleges.
sne discovered mat instead or a per
sonal . note he had given her a note
signed by the Kenton company. She
cays she has also found that this com
pany Is insolvent and that Pewtherer
himself Is in the same fix. She asks
tne court to compel nun to reassign
the lease to her and to restrain him I
rrom aisposing or any or tne property.
w
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1
)Vt beg to announce the arrival
of Nevy, Fall Styles in
ENGLISH
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Ladies and gentlemen who
care for those little niceties of
dress that indicate elegance
and refinement prefer Cross
London Gloves.
IN TAW, BISCUIT, BLACK
f AND WHITE
$laSO THE PAIR
. We Are Exclusive Portland
Agents
Habitual
Constipation
April apportionment thla year was much
larger than last year, leaving less to
De divided in uctooer.
BEWARE OF SCHEMER
WITH DISHES OFFER
illfllil ! if
ft ;ics;(! ?1?-L1Jl
;- oaT-i
1
P
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For Infants and Children.
ALCOHOL 3 PER CENT
ANgetobleEreparoliflnCrAs-
ting flic Stoaoriis andBowosof
The Kind You Have
Always Bought
Bears
People generally are warned
against a man who represents
himself to be a representative of
The Journal subscription depart
ment and who promises a set of
dishes as a premium for sub
scriptions. During the state
fair at Salem this man de
frauded numerous people out of
money by promising to aend
them The Journal for a limited
time together with a set. of
dlshea as a premium.. From
these people he collected 60
cents each. The man has no
connection with The Journal and
is not known to its circulation
department. He has recently
been operating in Portland.
The swindler is described as
being short and dark, wearing a
dark and well won suit. He Is
more than middle age. He Is a
fluent talker and seems to have
had experience as a newspaper '
solicitor.
Promotes DigwHonflwifi
!;ssaiai festXontalnsimaici
OpiimLMorphine nrrJliacralJ
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CASES OCTOBER 21
(SulfiB Bareaa et Tbe Journal.)
Balem. Or., Oct s. The vehicle tax
case, appealed from the circuit court of
Multnomah county, which Involves an
Important point regarding the operation
of the referendum in the cities of Ore
gon, has been advanced on tbe calendar
of the supreme court and the argu
ment ln the case will be heard Wednes
day, Ootober 21. The supreme court is
called upon to decide In this case!
whether a referendum petition, proper
ly drawn up and signed snd filed with
the proper officer, suspends the enforce
ment of the law until the people have
voted on the ordinance.
The case of Farrell vs. the Port of
Portland, which is a suit brought to
tedt the validity or tne recent Don a
i Ixsue voted by the people of the Port
, of Portland, has been advanced on the
' calendar and will also be heard October
21.
May fee pi
efforts vvunifteassi
i V..i.. I C::-l I
Ivrun ot tite and JUkxlr otVm
wktrK thnrjloA nnetofimn v6u)nr
kabit& a aily 50 that assif'iajrtce jw na
ture may be graao()y JiSpenslw'dH
wncn Wo longer nee)ec atKeUstoj
remedies, wKenvetjuired, are to assist
nature ani not to suBtJattttKe ntar
ol junctions, vKicK mubt depend u)ti
frtatev upon propel nourishment,
proper eljorajnci right nvino genoraii.
lo gel w benetctac ejjecis, arwaya
hw tne Genuine
manufactured by
California
Fig Sykup Co. only
inir pvall LFADiNft ryRirrutisTfi
wctaeonV, regular price 50rpr5ottU
LOUWELSA WARE
JARDINIERES Beautiful
-4 : ' T 1
Jardi- f f
nicres, in
all conceivable
shapes and colors. Scores and scores of different
sizes, tints and tones, at prices to suit all purses.
7- inch Jardinieres at : -r . 85
8- inch Jardinieres at..... ;$1.25.
9- inch Jardinieres at ................ 1k,.. .$1,75
10-inch Jardinieres at.... ..,.$2.50
12-inch Jardinieres at....- lp4.0U
.-...aw wt
3ay-?jtfiwa -
SfEINS
IMPORTED DIRECT
FROM
GERMANY
AND
, AUSTRIA
SPECIALLY
PRICED
The newest desifiiis and shanes
an early importation, each from
the works of finest factori.
abroad; over 100 different nieces.
ranging in price from 25c to $15
each; nearly all have metal tops.
Steins worth 50c. now 25
Steina worth $1.00, now.,..50f
Steins worth $1.25. now. . es
Steins worth $2.00, now.. 9 1.25
Steins worth $3.00. now. 1.CS
Steins worth $4.00, rvow..$2.00
Steins worth $5.00. now. iRrt.nn
Steins worth $6.00, now.. $3. 75
Steins worth $7.00. now 84.00
Steins worth $8.00, now.. f 4.75
Steins worth $10.00. now 8e.no
Steins worth $12.00. now ftS.OO
Steins worth $25, now..?15.O0
Just received Small assortment
of new Musical Steins, a real
novelty. Ask to see th Trl
Prices ..84.50 and S5.no
See window display.
BYES TESTED
AND
QLASSES FITTED
In Our Optical Section
WE DO REPAIRINQ
WOODARD, jCLARKE & CO.
FOURTH AND WASHINGTON STREETS '
N
j-i
II f 1 n 1 1
ew i ore stvie
We continue to show this week
Correct Clothes for
Made in New York by
Show
-if
Men
For Over
Thirty Years.
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I ) f . . . . " .'I II II I 1 II H 11 11 11 li 11 II i I
Li i 0151 '.
1 Eiact Cory f NVrr-pcr. r miamwa!. avaiat m
j.'""", - mi ii in i in " I laaaaaa i T"J
Compiilei Incorporated.
rSalaai Bbtmv f Tba JoaruL)
Palem. jt Oct. t Articles of to
corpomtloa hava ba filed in tha of
. Hi of lecrMarr of atata aa folio m:
Thnmu Investment eompajiy, incor
poratora, Orant Thomas, Lou la B. Re4,
and Husaaii Sewai; capital atock.
n nf,.v principal offlco. Portland. Or.
Orrn Home and Lu' com pax y; ln-
r-f-rrraUira. -iium A. IynvegTea. N. A.
Rodlun, Lel O. Bodlua and John
vf.ll; mik taJ alock, principal
i oirica. r-omana, ur.
! Haaaa.Uk . a,n1nar1nir eompaii-; la
j corporator. R. M. GUmaa. Joaapb M-
uaacr ana iaorr r. tlvimia; oapitai
atock. lit.Qtt. rrlocir! ofOo. Port-
aoq,
the
ion
Mill &
tailors of the
leading
center for men's clothing
(D)o
fash-
fT"e4 PtB Luail Wm.t
f . Wa.h, Oct. . On accoctit of
"J'th n vr. lirwrirlaa. who for Bear-fa-o
jfura. hsa hea In cfeara f the
:r TH'a aumit. haa re;cna4. Ka
v a.-.r tita twi. nnwl. Almoat
311 Morrison. 0pp. P. 0.
frwra IM Mm. the la inilla ttnraaa
. waa mrwnmtmed, mr tja Wire. rtrv
1 ft. Ivm,fia hm w.ff.r)t vntb
lit. .- Mavh. ltl. b. fca la
I n;i:a ci.r f a, . , . .. ,