The Oregon daily journal., May 21, 1911, Page 9, Image 9

TIICOEEGOIJ SUNDAY JOURNAt. , PORTLAND, , SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 21, mi."
BLUE LAV TOVH
.IS. WHAT TACOMA
IS ABOUT TO BE
A PRODUCT OF ROSEBURG THAT BEATS THE STRAW-
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Tacoma, i Wash., Mar 20. With , the
recall of Commissioner of Publio Safety
L' W. Roys at the election last Tues-
Iday, a complete"" overturn In the adminis
tration of the police department is fore
casted. F, K. Pettlt,' wnofWas elected
to succeed "Boy. la a strong advocate
of1 eloswl town, and there ts to be no
restricted district while nets In office.
The 1 Issue during the campaign ; was
I clearly defined and ss Pettlt defeated
the exponent of an open town by J.ooe
i votes, mere is no oouot eoout- puoito
sentiment ' " "
The first "official art of Commtss
loner Pettlt wei to appoint las chief of
I police 8- R. Fraser, younf man whose
I views on the social evil are in harmony
with those of his superior. Fraser
I served as a patrolman on the Tacoma
If ore for a few. months dunns; the lat
Iter part of 1901 and resigned to enter
the employ at tn government as roreat
ranger, .-. Prior to coming to Tacom
I however, bo had sow experience In the
I secret service. - -: -1 , sv
' Ba4 "Boys" Are" Spotted.
.While .Commissioner Pettlt has an
Inounoed that he considers- policemen!
I under civil service and will not remove
I anyone for political ; reasons, Chief
Fraser baa Intimated that he ' knows
the "boys" and has spotted those who
I cannot be relied upon to enforce the
saloon laws and carry out his lnjune-
Itlon against disorderly houses to the
letter. . In the last few weeks the hew
antl-treatlng ordinance 'has ; become Jk
I dead letter. No : longer had It, become
necessary to resort to the evasion of
Ilsllpptng the change to one's friend
when engaged la an aot of hospitality
I In, a public bar room. The bartender
I even neglected to ring the cash regis
ter twioe as a precaution. , Now the
Isuoonmen are geiung ineir neaas to
gether and listening for something to
larop. Gambling in cigar stores baa sua
Idenly stopped until the proprietors get
line on tne new administration.
Vomwrt Xaa" TTp Against .
Tt doeent look like there is much
ehanoe for aa honest man to make a
I living any more," is the common "wall
I beard around those places where the
I sportlly Inclined are wont to gather In
back room. - -
"Business la rotten. cries the man
la front ". " , ,, '
That the result of the election gives
I general satisfaction there Is no doubt
Mr. Pettlt when be anflbuneed bis can
didacy was very little known, so that
it cannot bo charged that his election
was a personal victory; rather It was
repudiation of the open town policy
adopted by Roys, wbo had . "publicly
declared that "So help tne God" he
would not enforce the - laws against
I houses of prostitution. Comnylssioner
pettlt Is a tauneh churchman and the
knowing ones expect the enforcement
of all the "blue laws," no matter whom
they bit., , .
' Xelsey ' to Get Baok 1 Job. i
Of no less Interest to some classes Is
the change In .the department of light
and water made by the recall of Nicho
las Lawson and the election of , B. J. ,
Weeks. Its was Lawson who dispensed
with the services of Frank Cv Kolsey,
formerly of Portland, who planned the
18,000,081) gravity twatei system .which
the city vis now building, and put an
Inexperienced engineer In charge of the
construction "There was much, publio
indignation at this - action and . during
the mayoralty campaign Mayor Sey
mour Often asserted that bs would do
all In his power to get Kelsey back on
the Job. It Is significant that the day
after the election Weeks and Seymour
had a long conference and it Is believed
that Kelsey will be tendered -the place
as soon as Weeks gets a firm grip on
the reins Of offjee.
Prominent klrls of the RoBebure High school who sold Oregon Daily
Journals on the street on Portland Day, of' the Roeeburg Strawber
". ry. Carnival and Rose Festival. Toft row, from i.eft to right Ann
FerguBoni ' Grace : (Jlay ton, Irma Clement, Francia Hayes. Middle
row-Lola ?Vvllllam8," Phoebe Hobert, Mabel Clementa.. . Lower, row
Fay Hughea, Etbel Fatrick. viola Wiliett.
city, the one In which I have lived
nearly all my me, and which -1 love
as I do no other place on earth, the
yery nest thero Is In me. -1
: One reason that Impels me to ac
cept your nomlantlon Is that there are
soma large projects Initiated during my
term which I have not yet been able
to complete. The most Important of
tnese is the Broadway bridge. -. I baa
confidently expected to be able to ocm
plete this bridge during my term now
about to close, but by reason of vex
atious litigation and unreasonable and
most, determined opposition It has been
impossible to do - this. Happily our
trials and tribulations respecting this
pan are about over, and I feel certain
that wjthln the period of the next term
the Broadway bridge will -bo an accom
plished fact v.V;: .' "' '
Boll Boa Xxte&slons TltaL
"Thero is one other project of equal
and perhaps oven greater moment to the
people ' of this city that has been
started and is well underway, but net
yet completed, and that la the supplying
the people' of the outlying districts with
pure Bull Bun water In ample quanti
ties. The early completion of the Bull
Run nine line, the construction of res
ervoirs and the extension of mains into
tne south Portland and southeast Port
land districts, including ma aaaea ter
ritories, have so far progressed that I
can see the early v fruition of my hopes
la respect to these projects.
placed on his head by the Mexican gov
ernment, a recent declaration by" him
that Garibaldi ought to get out of the
Insurrecto army brought about, a rumor
that Villa" had said he was going to
maxe uaribaldThls eleventh, notch.
Ordered Oat of City.
Today Garibaldi and Villa remained
on opposite sides of the Juares monu
ment during Madero's speech. Late to
night, Madero, who was much troubled
oy the question of how to keeD nlctur-
etque Villa and his band busy, issued
orders that Villa and bis men were to
march south and protect the lino of the
National railway. This takes Villa
away from ths neighborhood of El Paso.
an arrangement highly satisfactory to
m raso cituens.
It was learned tonight that two days
ago uaaero secretly sent Alfredo Robles
Domlngues to Mexico City to oonfer
with Do La Barra regarding the pre
liminaries for the msace conference. A
telegram was sent to Do La Barra by
Madero tonight congratulating him on
having been selected for the presidency
pro tern. " . -
Raoul Madero, soft of the Insnrrocto
leader, baa been ordered to remain In
Juares aad take charge of a small in
surrecto force which will 'guard the
town. uenerai oroaoo will command
1600 Insurrectos who start Sundav for-
uasas- uranaes., ' xno ias government
looks upon Orosco's march as a threat
to attack uninuahua, but Madero says
ho hopes to disband at Cases Grandes.
Maaero is having trouble In notifying
DISSOLUTION PLAN HELPS
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I that an. appeal from the order will be
taken and another long period of liti
gation ensue. ' -
"The awakening from lethargy In the
market promises to bo well maintained
for some time to poms. So far as can
be learned.ther.Jiaa-been.noapaclal
decrease' in the short account ' created
on the various bear movements since
last summer. The returns of borrowed
stock during ths week were only mod
erate and were more than offset by
fresh borrowings," leaving a powerful
Incentive to a further advance in this
bugs short account" .
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The remakrable growtn or roniana nig forces In the Interior that an irmii.
during the past few years is a subject tlce Is in force. Notice of the armlstlos
of pride and congratulation, and Is a reached the Insurrectos at Nogales, So
forerunner of more substantial growth I nora. today lust aalliev wars ahn tn
and greater development in me iuiu take tne town.
The city Is now the leading euy oi i
northwest and is destined to become the
mrfronoiia of the Pacific coast v There
tiiaMfnn iirnnt need of caoablo. In
telligent and businesslike administration
of the affairs of the city. If you be
lieve that I have during the past two
years given an earnest or that cnaracier
of administration, and that I will meet
your expectattonaln that respect during
another ternv I solicit your votes at the
approaching municipal election.
Air OFFICERS GO
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LONDON HORSE SHOW
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New York. Mir ft Thm dir.,
"T iiiva not naen Hull uuuui i av n.-i. u.... .
incumbency in the - office of mayor io . Cavairv! Cantain j runrW
acoomplish all that I haa a ope vidmer, 41th CaveWWutejunt .Oo
JL?1' Cavalry; CapUln Guy
dhaxt"; wft1PtM"-
boards and: commisslona an
cutlon Is now antiquated and
This may be so oy rWHw ,,"r.M ' army men particularly to all horse
condltlons. increase Of PopulaUoi men ot h country 7 '
dharterr; : wi - as XmTmlo. 10 W Cavalry, and Lleuieh-
hn&rila a.nil commissions and ClrCUmlO-I . . n ; ik.,u , v.i. ,zz "
1- - antiouated and top heavy. """?-"la h"'.
uuv.vu . . , . i umuDr ui uiura man ububj imnomiun
These off leers who take with thorn
REBEL, GUERILLAS
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Officials put In courts and other civil
Offices and the old tax records were
burned. The now government is going
on the same as ths old. The rebels are
closing In on Puebla and the fall of
the city is expeoted this afternoon. All
telegraph -and telephones were put out
at Madras oisposai to stop the rebels'
attacks on towns, but bands operate in
the south and west paying no attention
to him. All have orders from Figuoroa
to olose In on Mexico City. 1
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gotten under way. A committee of 100
or more will be . announced, " and . this
committee, It is expected, will name a
Smaller committee to . take charge of
the - campaign. t Headquarters ' will .be
ymaintamea in tne r uauway njccnange
lu,IIJI.)' ..J -TT..W. "Tl . . . , ,
will remain In charge' there. .-
" TUa mayor's acceptance of the nomlna.
tlon reads as. follow: ' i
To the Electors of Portland I am
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"w ' r - - . iuuv. , mi km i jioreraen is tnt
-- A m.4a annferont. to the DOODlO. 1 ... . . T.y I P""ono.
Z,ZZZ TiTir aaWTrTs' as mavor iaey wui D" P"1" against me best of
form of government and jr reeieciea. BhouM th wl th h ... "
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mediate aaopiion os uuuim
n , Flahermen Are Happy.
I Astoria, Or., May 20 The oontlnued
trenchment and reform la the expendl- W 'unseasonable weather while
ure of publio moneys and shall insist jot favorable either for the farmer, the
inifltmtion of iron raiser or ..tne fisherman at ths
nubile affairs so that the burdens of present time. Insures high water In the
taxation may fall as lightly as possi-rivar for a oonsideraWe period during
Mn unon the taXDavers. ' snail en-1 r uuwit m,ub tarunwia
deavor rigidly ; to enforce, the lawa; f or j conditions for ths gillnettors. The cateh.
the suppression of vies and crime and I of fish has been light thus far, although
ahaii in Hist that the city shall at. all some of the men have done fairly well.
times be clean and moral. I thanks to the high prices prevailing; but
"I hardly ''think that I need to do i there is every reason to believe .that I
more at this time than - to refer you the season will be. a profitable one for
to my .past reoord."
I all concerned.
MADERO DRAMATICALLY
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that the people of Mexico are satisfied
with the demands he has made on uias.
i '. tfadsro ZU.
: The rebel leader te not well, however.
It developed . after the ceremonies of
today that he bad been ill tnrougnout
the day and that he was sick when he
smiled down on his troops. Doctors say
it is a case of Indigestion.
' The first attempt of the revolutionists
to runa city is being successfully tried
in Juares. - Today the postof flee, was
opened for the first time since the re
cent battle, while the customs office
added fSOOO to the insurrecto funds to-
Samuel : qulntes, Madero's aia
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deeply sensible of the honor Implied In
the flattering nomination' that you have ! day.,
given me ror xne ornco or mayor, tne was placed in charge of ths postoffice,
certificate of which youhave filed with well-as all telegraph and railroad
wis buuilui. uu vuuuueuujr expccieu jlneg ln jjexlOO. Just after tblS ImpoS-
to be relieved from the onerous duties . jne duty was placed upon hlnv be said
or - thA mavoraltv and he able at the . n. it.i..j r .
close -of my present - term to resume f ; "we're having pretty hard wwhi 'Tou ..,,f.njr u'rr rr fhances on ftrang
thA nraptic of law anrt th rara of I .,1 ilJZ ,h " ulatlon when I can give you absolute
jay private affairs, but 1 cannot resist ; 'lt MTTg'tti .t w. WiITaQVjSuS.
ud .tinv uu cuiuui,Mi, i and wen learn soon.- -, .:';-v-,-' i teku to rbiikvk and
mat nas t oeen raaaa upim , mi .na a l ... -x Oarlbaldl VronUted.
utoa ivr reeieuiiuii. ,
Xxpects Victory, He Bays. .
S T accept your nomination with feel
ings of gratitude and thank you.jmost
sincerely for the - confidence . you repose
In me. . If elected, aa I expect te be, it
will be my earnest endeavor to : dls-t
charge the important duties of the of
fice ila 'a ' faithful1 and conscientious
manner. I will give. the people of this
Ruptured?
TO HELIEVlt . AND RHTATV
TOUR HEfRNIA. resardless of ooeuoa
Colonel Garibaldi who, in private life, n, "f;.
is a private detective, ' has been pro- ,nSr,1t J.'1 SSff!. J
moted by Madero to the potion of afeSyVatS' Bx!
brigadier general ,s for . hie services In AMINATION FRKR Try the Wilson
the battle of Juares. . r Way 89 days' trial free. - ,
This elevation is decidedly unsatto- ' , - 1 JAY W- WTLSOH, ,
factory to Poncho Villa, one of Madero's J.J1 "l m.
captains, and all around ."bad man" of i".- a0ir Ll!,,?fc,
.kr-.,.u, wiiti-.. i.i,.. Ii ? .' , upstslrs. Phone Main 0370. . . ...
in his gun and with, a 5000 reward 1 Talk oV Rupture and Its Cure.?' Jt's-free..!
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