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Newspaper Page TextTHE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL, PORTLAND. SUNDAY MORNINQ, MARClf 21, 1009. To Topics puuiitjijiB, aeven tratio X XJb Thlrtr-on R- n lioiuocrata via rive bu- Sartloa Havs i action vine lierenla of tha minor terea lor th city , Tuesday. This la rtloa bava remarkably small Mr. Btanlnf ot Christ Church, New !6filaud. ha been secured fur an sd- dre.a la ( Y. M. C. A. auditorium Monday nlitht at I o'clock, Ilia subject III bo, "Now Zoalajid, III Utna 01 1 ProM-reaelva Leslalallon." No admis sion Is charged for either (ha address thla afternoon or tomorrow- evening. At ths People's Parana K. B. J. Mo- Alllster will address ths Pantile's For- 14"" tonlsht at their meeting In Bsllln "f Tl hall. Tenth and 'aehlnsum U,J I streets, on 'The Kind of Charter I'ort- nutubsr, considering tha fact that sev. I vorum a.ra 0f tnereaslna- interest at tha arai thousand new votorsare "l"nt? I approach, of tha J una aiacUon, because m t reached tha ago of It elnoa tha bica tn(lt ohllBe- , th form 0i , were cloaed In October, tha new urvals presented to tha people at that tli who have acquired the risht to vota, and I fBf(t delegation from tha llnltad , muse wno ni'Hiocisu o bvi -- to tha November election. It la ea pented that aa tha campaign warms' up and tha candidates beoome active tha votara will be ateered to tha count clerk's office la rapidly Increasing num. cer. Hundreds or cnaoges oi r.iimn,w are alao expected, thla being necessary In tha oaaa of a4l who have moved fronj one precinct to another atnee they last registered. Bo far thers have been only (6 change recorded. Issues Btatlstloal SoltloB.--Tha March Issue of the Chamber or Commerce iu- tln. which came oui yrsieruBy, is actlcallv a directory of the commer clai bodies of Oregon, together with a classified directory of the members of tha chamber of commerce. It la tha most . valuable reference . number that the Bulletin has published. Besides tha nla ot tha prospect of having three dla- narior me. A arse delegation, from tlie united tl Hide Push clubsT Is exoected to appear at thla meeting and present Its aid of tha proposition to recall the nem burs of the city counolU , , . HoUoway BtlU rWhttaa Oheaf er C. Holloway, who was taken to Salem Fri day to begin aervlng a ten-year sen tenc for shooting hie wife, will sees a new trial, despite the fact that hs ha Mm m thm nnnltnttarv. HlB at torney haa filed tha motion In tha clr. cult court, alleging numerous errors In the rullnas of Judas uronaugn. jiuiio- war wit defended on tha ground o: mntlnnil Inaanitv. and Oil Of thS CDl arguments of his attorney 1" that ha avaa nnr nirmiriM to wo inio ia jv urt or tne esse to ine tunes in,i wr noarbsv-i TracC R. M. Wldney and I Chrlstenson, Los Angeles capl- directories there are the. uu; al number I tslUt". have purchased from the Port- VI unci V3.1II1M liiuuivii """J- v. v. - lan T nn Thua lnrlu1 "Hortiand Festival."' "Orenon at the A.-Y-P. Kx POBltion," "Farming Jemonatratlon Trains- A. A. Morse: "Thousand Headed Kale" by H. D. Bcudder of tha urei ce board dent and tha regular report of tha work of the chamber complete tha nuro- i? I the aouthweet corner of Kast Bixuatn and Kast Qllsau atreeu. i n iana was aid for at the rata or iiwu even iregon Agricultural college. Tha pro eedlnga7of tho annual meeting of the oard of trade, tha report of tha presl- The purchasers announce that tha tract win ba Diatted ana improvna w mi aatna Tfint that other subdlvialona have In tha vicinity of Rosa City Park. Have, tor rrfcU Dissatisfied -.1 , v, Vi a amniinla swarded - to DrODartT ownsra In Gresham for rights or way in nondamnatlon suits recently tried In tha Technical Information at library All technical and engineering maga- sinea have -been moved up from tho nerlodlcal room to tha enrlneerhig al I cove of tha reference department of tha 1 1' tha .um awarded to Minnie 8. Clan- otrcuit court, tha Mt Hood Railway Power company naa iuw rauuuin . r- 4 asserted - that the Juries wera swayed by prejudice In fix nubllo.labrarv. where they can bo con suited together with the files for pre vious years. This brings all tha refer ance material on technical subjects to gether with indexes to periodicals and trade catalogues near at hand. An at tendant will ba In this alcove for any assistance that can ba . rendered. In - making this Is followlm and frtipor ahan and John N. Clanahan and to Calls Kenney ana ueorge w. iveuney, A rerfsct ytt rives real comfort. You n't havn a aull that Is really all you would desire unless you have It made to tfAIIP V1 ABa SUlfaB that can be rendered. In AVe make your suit right snd give is change the PbHo library , t N ,llKhUng m any parUcuiar. g tha example of such large "fra rght throughout. Remember, ana important norarioB mm ito I our snaclaltv the best suit In the city V??l?"bSW.?iJl!?r "liJ mad 1K ' orLr $ 2t. Unique Tailoring - aa V ni In this line and we hope tnia may di Tgii xraot Tha city water tha begtanlng of a department of aqual I b0 "aJ authorfed by tha coun- ,uiivi - fell to purcnase me vbji irici on m fjfcma-A4ha un-1 Tabor for 10,000. The board will prob ,W.Jaifl2?.J,tmMy taka up Its option on tha prop- jawiu. i-syiiii 2ZA ertr at Us next meeting. iana n against IlitfllL 1UUIIU I .r.i un I A rano; jury. . i n inoreunmi L' ,V, f. - reservoir site. at iianifv fenced in tracts covering i " ' several townships lor nis own use. r?EKyyB VoP-t? w?.rmtk."a !i rST,,SLmV Urt on the rest o? the tract needed Ind that hVJefused acce.'s to tha lad. 7on.nnngnfor TxTYfl and wnuld vnot allow anvone to cross March, 8. and conunjui" to tha lands lyi of similar natu Joe snd Anton lQ Z?L1 JLZ?"11 C- X'il vour order can bo filled promptly. To jittm XJUiiiofJil wo. as lnuiuiru iui iua turi v nir beyond. Indictments y" nJ1'?ln.?iLei 7'" JKV-TJ "Z'l re were found against I 'JJw ZZJZZ'-.JL' 'v. - --IT Vey.. O. C. . Jennings. "'"'"k..: I. of saddle valued at 140 from Joe Al len. Both are Umatilla Indians. Mitchell of - Umatilla Is I your order can be filled promptly, gat our prices, phone East 182. C- 1117. John Blddall Kaetnia Todav Newton N. Riddell will lecture in the Centenary Methodist Episcopal church, corner of Kast Ninth and Pins streets, this after noon at 8:80 p. m. This will be for both men -and women, subject, ivew a u - . T nnt.l OW. Oam. charged with rJ1TVL'r'" 71X1 ,nrArn,. ....,,1 r hi. nnlhor If I waiV"!. u mr i itn-vaV.. la.h -f i Burns' Club or Oregon, weanesaay, ko-ye-a-laah. March 81, at Arlon hall. Tickets can in, IIOU IJU1U H 1 W llivilivuta " Club of Oregon, Clan MacLeay, St. An drew's society- and from Duncan Mao Leod, 610 SweUand building-. Thsra la only - one Melba. . one Sarah oom men -ana women, auojeci, new --- t --j .i Thought, Theoaophv. Christian Science Bl)TnTiJi " t?il??,?Z h.n-J." X and tlie EmmanuSl Movement and Their JP1!.-,! i1 n.iAfinn i n,ritiniiv" Vnr msnv Portland and that is John M.Mann at Relation to Christianity." For many years tha lecturer has devoted a a-reat deal of study and time to personal in vestigation or these subjects ana VjJrseare Jr . slon orom- aive a -oondeneatloa of ls rel tha Ivy Press at 68 Fourth street. ground floor. Both phones 4088. rotaa Wot a Candidate -Deputy City Kli. H? J?1"; SLtTiSr K? editor. h those that follow during the week' ext declared .yesterday that he would not IVvtglav n vhf trt thjl lAnrilrA nn lull aKa,,c " f - "ixive ajid leavers. Marriaare ana m vorce. lectures during the week win begin at 7:46. Btraver Mission Closed George E. Htraver'a north end mission for lens men at 46 Fourth etreet, north, is still closed and there seems to bo no Indication of a letup in the stramea re run against Barbur. afission for Men 'ommenclng this Sunday evening a mission for men will open at St. Lawrence's church at 7:80. The mission will be conducted by the Rev. W. li. Polk and the Rev. Henry Sutton, rederaplorist fathers, 1 .1 Inn - whlnh ftvt IwttWMII the all IMP Intendent and founder and the board of Kooi Apprais n, AbendrotB Estate George Harrv Hoxworth and Hiram Wood LIDUC, lU VI. t UWM V. -'(- . . . . . , directors. Bupt. Btrayer Is accused or nave jura ln5'r.",KUI.1 "ft' "'""i" y; being unable to handle the finances of the , estate .of the UtCarf Abandrotb that Institution. Dut is iom ro give) up hi inTOUHij ennimi of tha home and Is hanging of the estate at on desnlte the efforts or tne Mara ra oust him. As the matter now stands the board ia willing to either turn over run control of the home to Mr. Btrayer or sso take it out or bis nanas altogether. a mept In - of the board will be held soon to decide definitely as to a course of action. "This will remind you that now la the time to have vour balr mattresses ren ovated and returned the same day. Phone Main 474. ine poruana uuriea air Factory. H. Metzger, proprietor. Z.ast Weak of Sals All our cut glass. hand oalnted china, crockery, etc.. at Vetoes Wiring Ordinaaos. Mayor I auction dally z to p. m. Elite cnina Ino yesterday vetoecl the -ordinance let uiass -o., o jnornson mirm. near passed by the council reoently to ex- Seventh. i T.l.kt a. Tnnr.r onmnanv was! V. S. BSAoh U JO JMonser Valnt Ott. to have completed changes In its over- -Floor paint, house paints, stains, var- ,irino- avstem. An ordinance was nisnes. isB First sr. pnones Main 13 3. passed two years ago, by tha terms of A-1IS4. which tne corporation waa 10 cnanga i- by December, ikob. xne con- nanv did not comply with the law and time until next June. "At What Age wires by December. 1808. The com- w. wmo. x. rwTiina; niropractic. nanv AlA not comnlv with the law and splnologlst, moved to larger . and they asked the council to extend the pleasant rooms, 1, Is a Man at His Bestr will be the sub- for furnace, range or stoverompt de lect of an address to be delivered to- vary; weight guaranteed. Oregon Fuel morrow afternoon at t o'clock In the Co., Main 66. A-16B5- V u r A riltna-liim THriar4 R " 1 ' Perkina. who recently came to Portland Vh lfoOutolieom Bohool of Unslo to assume charge of the religious work Specialty, kindergarten. Interesting of the Y. M. C. A., will deliver the ad-1 games ror cnuaren. Kates special Mon dress as his rirst to' the people or port- aay. is c um. land. - Mr. PerKins nas gatnea a reputa tion as a Driiiianc ana rorcerur speaKei and an addresa of merit is anticipated I . .. . moved to larger and more ms. 421. 422. 425 fourth floor Marquam building. Clean lamp eoal, thoroughly screened. CUT GLASS v SALE Jgorwar Sarvold's Illustrated lecture on Norway, Taylor street m. K. cnuren. Monday evening, Marcn zx, toe. Bt earner Jessie BLarktna. for Camas. WashouaaJ and way landings, daily- ex cept tsunaay. ieaves wasningtoa street dock at I p. so. Oaswell Bros. 17 Washington street. for family wines and Honors. Phones A or Main lfii. Free delivery- ftl aetata aa eoantr taxes mar be cald at onice uiacaamas tius oomoany. bis In order to reduce our extra large ulmDp '-omm'rc- stock of Fine Cut Glass, we will L" a S& place on sale this week only an 1M,u,cn"9 "f elegant line oi different standard Hi waS'iis!?on.,!n,.e' makes at marVelously reduced prices. - Many odd pieces that would 'make handsome gifts or add to the beauty of the home. NOTICE OtfR WINDOWS S. Caaxebare Bob. ootlclana. Morrison, oor, Blxtb. ara the best tai rrarnck aad month to beginners. in classes, 1 per 46 Morrison. Aaaarloaa. Baak at Trart rjw U'avait Is corner at Sixth and Oak, Bt. atayaaa, optician. Salmon near Its, HEITKEMPER'S eto Lowest-Priced Jewelry Store for High-Class Goods . 286 MORRISON STREET JEWELRY STOREISS'SS lunch zt cents, tm kotii cantaa Grill. til- Aiacr street, comer parg. Chicken dinner with lea eream. 16 Cents. Empire restaurant, ill Third. A sperlal e oblcken dinner today. Utui rastavoraai, asoingtoa au Braade's Or 111 lt gtbsaarres a aersa course turkey dinner for 6t cents. NEVADA WIXS THE BRYAN MULE Lincoln. Ntt.. March ' "Major MlnDamsseel.' the mele erferaat by Mr. Pryaa daring the eajnpalga of LM te tha prx-lwct showtng tha rgeat per rrat ef gain in the emu try, will r& te Estaeralda eoanty, Ne vada. That eounty sheared aa aver as f 4 prr ml gain. Williams avmiatr North Dakota. lp)s next, with STt pr rant: llwi. foinrrv eraaty. Oh with 4 71. arvf, rK-mtT rinly. Nebraska. Bryaa s feonre. wltk li L Portland Marble WORKS Maaofactarrrs ef and Dealer a au auaoa oi liartlc & Craalle nrk eaUasataa Orrra P Arpllrstlon vow toeim r ova mr cifcxjuta - 204.200 4tri St. oryosrTs; urr mavx. e, f fey The Newest Sprinq Novelties in Jewelry Never In tht history of our business have we shown such . a beautiful assortment of Jewelry Novelties as this spring. I . " VEIL PINS in solid gold snd gold filled, fin-' ished in polished. Roman and rose gold, with snd withotit stones; in solid gold from f 3 to- f 50; tn gold filled from 50f to f5. COLLAR PINS in sets of two, three arVd five: silver, gold filled, solid gold; from 25) to f25 per set. : SHIRTWAIST SETS, the new kind, in all styles and qualities, . FANCY. NECKLACES, set with coral, turquoise matrix, opals, pearls, sapphires and other fancy stones. BRACELETS, including all of the very latest novelties in silver, gold filled and solid gold, finished in plain polished, rose gold, orna mented, set with gems of all kinds; ranging in prices from 1.60 to $500. .,;...,-,.' ' SHIRTWAIST RINGS, the ' latest fad; set with large stones,, turquoise, matrix, opals, corals, sapphires, in fact any kind of a stone you wish; must be seen to be appreciated; prices from f3JS0 to 35. -. . . CHINESE JADE. RINGS, in All styles and shapes, SEAL RINGS, the new styles;' never before shown in the city. FOBS for ladies and gents, in silk and metal; set in the very latest Egyptian patterns. A Few Other Novelties TIE CLASPS CROSSES BARRKTTES COMBS REMEMBER, we are headquarters for silver and gold novelties of all kinds.' . . , y . ' , Jacg,ep I3pos Jewelers and Opticians Leading Jewelers 266 Morrison Street Bet Third and Fourth HAT PINS BROOCHES STICK PINS - PURSES CARD CASES LOCKETS BULLETIN NO. It Portland Railway, Light & Power Co. A MUNICIPAL ORGANIZATION. (Adapted from Chicago City Railway Advertisement) Only artificial barriers and legal fictions distinguish the manager of a street railway company from a public officer. Both deal with the public, both are charged with public duties and both are respon sible to the public for their stewardship. Their rewards and pun ishments are similar, and there is no essential difference between the conditions which make for their success or point their failure. The management of the Portland Railway, Light & Power Com pany conceives its function to be that of a trustee for private in terests, transacting the business of a public office. The company, recognizing that good service involves reciprocal duties and obliga tions as between itself and the general public, earnestly solicits the active cooperation of every citizen who believes in Portland and who takes pride in its public works. v There is no duty which the Portland Railway, Light & Power Company is required to discharge that is incompatible or inconsist ent with the public good. Financially the company is no more in terested in collecting nickels from its patrons than is the city of Portland in collecting taxes, licenses, fees and fines. Likewise, the company is as much interested in preventing accidents on its car lines as is the city of Portland in preventing accidents on its bridges, its streets -and its sidewalks. A defective car equipment and a broken sidewalk are liabilities of the same denomination. One means loss to the company, the other loss to the city. A charge that street railway companies extract profits from a danger ous rail or a careless motorman has no more basis in fact than a stricture on city officials for willful neglect of sidewalk ' repairs because of pecuniary profit to the municipality. The assets and liabilities of the company are the assets and lia bilities of the city, and it is for this reason that the management of the company solicits the cooperation which inevitably will increase the assets and reduce the liabilities of both principals. Taxpayers who would , complain of inadequate water supply could be relied upon to give prompt aid to such public authorities as might be engaged in improving it; the injunction to "boil the water" is not an indictment of Bull Run as a source of water sup ply; the abuse of fireworks or firearms arouses protest, but it in spires good citizens to cooperate with the municipality in the adop tion of corrective measures. Each situation demands earnest co operation on the part of all persons whose interest and assistance spell relief. The Portland Railway, Light & Power Company does not jeek immunity from-criticism, no does it chafe under reasonable or con- -tractual municipal restraints; it merely asks the public to consider its cars in the same general category with sidewalks, streets, bridges, sewers, water works, the city fire, police and health de partments, and, in short, all other public works and acrencies whose chief function is public service. Rapid transit in a great city covering: 45 souare miles is a munic ipal necessity. The difference between bad service and the heat service is the difference between bad management without coopera tion and good management with it First-class service enhances the value of real estate, increases the credit of the dtv as a mnnidnal corporation, facilitates business and expands the volume of trade; it enables the employe of the mill, the factory, the office and on the street to go to and from his place of employment punctually, speedily, safely and with comfort No city can progress whose inhabitants, before starting down town, contemplate the journey as men groing to war. Mental composure at the beginning of a day's work in a city where competition is keen and analvsia r1o is a municipal as well as a personal asset. During 1908 the company reconstructed tracks at a cost of $85,000. It built extensions at a cost of $60,000. It built temporary tracks to serve the Dublic durins- street s traction at a cost of $5700. It contributed $145,000 to the cost of street paving. There is under construction in Portland the best street e.:i,-' system in the world. The contractor is a partnership. The part ners are the Portland Railway, Light & Power Company and the city of Portlaod; it has added to its eanioment fliW rftrtl rtP ha-aeiaLa.ai electrical substations and machinery; it has vastly improved and proposes to stiii lurtner improve its senrfce. Will voa hr!n ffi A BRISTLING SALE OF BRISTLE GOODS It A 1 R R t? 1 1 S H P S SPECIALS FOR THIS WEEK t sTf t nnitritrr 15rand .JIVTooth Brushes now. .......... . .H TOOTH BRUSHES ?5c toou. 5 now .............. .....i4 ouc 1 ootn urusnes now w SPECIAI 35c Five-Row Unbleached Bristle Tooth Brush .28 timiiiT nnitrurr 45c and 50c,Kent Tooth Brushes now ,34 lNrAN 1 UhUjIILJ 35c assortment of Hand Brushes now S3 35c and 40c Infants boft Hair lirushes now..-f COMBS Assortment of all colors and rang- . ing in price from 25c to 75c now. . . , 75c and $1 Horn and Rubber Dressing Combs. 69 SPECIAL Beautiful Fiberloid Comb, in shell, amber and ebony colors, all coarse teeth, the proper comb for heavy hair, now 73 $1.00 Ideal Hair Brushes at ... ..... . . .69 Handsome Stag, Ebony and Foxwood Hair Brushes, with mirrors to match ..... .34, 98 Military Brushes, worth $2.00 to $3.50; choice of assortment for ... .......... ,'... 9S Full line of "KleenwelT Tooth Brushes. : HAND BRUSHES MILITARY Brushes CLOTH BRUSHES COMBS-COMBS FRFF' A good Cloth 1 IV LL Brush given away with a purchase of 50 cents or over of Bristle Goods during sale. Easter Novelties Booklets . Cards . Postcards ' A CAMERA IS A MOST DELIGHTFUL COMPANION nlli No. 1 Ansco, takes pictures 3x3.... .....85.00 No. 2 Ansco, takes pictures Sj4x4 $7.25 No. 3 Ansco, takes pictures 4x5...... $7.75 Ansco Junior, folding, takes pictures 2Jx4 812.00 No. 4 Ansco, folding, takes pictures 3x44.. $14.50 k a. 'a as . a . j j. ...-.-- - aTav no. a Ansco, loiamg, taxes pictures 4x0 io.uu No. 9 Ansco, folding, takes pictures 3Jx5J the most popular camera made . . . 820.00 Photographic Supplies for Professionals and Amateurs. 11 CANADIAN MONEY TAKEN AT PAR WE DO ARTISTIC PICTURE FRAMINO TOMORROW IS WASHDAY AVOID ITS TKOTB&ES ay sandinf to ths Union Laundry Co. Whara ttssa LMU anA Quality Coasts FAMILY WASHING Rough Dry SjSiSfuv, OiU MATH 3M OS A-11S3 iacx ovsTAXva so nm tax "Ha! Ha! It didn't hurt a bit! Now for my Alveolar Teeth." tx' V L, All Gas and Bectnc Rxlurcs, Art Domes and Portables ... AT Onefl all Price Western Electric Works Xa. 1 gists L PwrtlaaC Orrfro . Fboaa laala lf. A-lOt NORSK F0REDRAG Capt. H. Angrell WILL LECTURE IN Ttie Toylor St. M . E. Churcli FRIDAY EVENING. MARCH 28 SUBJECT: THE NEW NORWAY" Tickets 50 Cents, 8:15 p. m. Ia easss Ilka thm atora. all dsntlsts throw up thai bands and say thara is as fcopa Bars a plats or falsa sat of tacth, bnt aba Alraolar- systam solvad tba proUam aad now plates ara not naoaa saJT ulass all tba tsatb ara gona. vvioo aeniai worx in au its orancnes, from the simola Dieca of filllna- to the complicated and scientific Alveolar, work. Let no one fool you Into paying fancy prices. Consult us. The prices below are for ths highest class of dental work: .... . - - AlTaola Taatb. Bar lootb S3JK av Bacrolas Oold Crawsu 89k . . . ... . ... S3. 60 Barolar roroalaln Crown .$30 Boralas Oold as Baamal Pills $U0O Baa-alar Inlay yllliittrst rainless and Part sot 9X80 sa-nUr Expert Plata Work, par sat Sfl.00 pain teas Bxtraetlnf (free wttb work) 60s We make a careful examination of the mouth free. If you jvould know mors of this Alveolar work, send for our book. " "Alveolar Dentistry," a treatise on the teeth in. general and the new method In particular. The book la free. Out of town patients treated la ths shortest possible time. J The Alveolar Painless Dentists ronrth aad Wasbfaif-ton ajta, FOBXXAX3, OJUBCrOV. ENTRANCE 110 H FOURTH, STREET, lady Attaadaat. emoa aovmsit. a. m. ta a p. n.; Buadaya, a. as. to U m. rboaa A-1171. WwxwwwwwMxZZatlIgIlIKSiriIX2SgiaXMataSZaXXXg3li"i YE OREGON GRILLE IViorcm 1711i Evening Mrs. Millie Perkins, soprano soloist, and Signor De Caprio's Special' String Orchestra, will render a special mu sical program suited to the evening; of St Patrick s day. ts amxxzuirsKininzssiisir: Seventh and iStarR Streets HOTEL AFTERNOON TEA With our new method of Eye testing we give you the BEST lenses, the BEST fitting nose piece, and the BEST workman, ship in the city, at a most rea sonable price. Our workroom is the most up-to-date on the coast, and we can supply lenses as low as $1.50. No extra charge for our' system of Eyetesttng. Established J 896. OPTICAL PARLORS sis-ti parLXiro ti9. Cam, M aad Waaatna-t. aasad tlt. -. . . Tab auarataa.. ' -- ii Will be served in the Grill from 4 until 6 o'clock j music : ! 50 CENTS Pcrc Beantlfal Jait Jewelry 0ld Brtialdi iM a is- r-t pirf ct t.I dcr' 3 lo tn3 t rntct Airrt-a aames t H'M "S t!e tf.r arllBt O (krf. f. is, (, .nr. I fntv si4 i a , c fS - rat.;. . af r , t . ( rm?ii'T .. 1 , ! i -r t rr 1 ' f v I a " - Jr 1 -,'--.. ,