THE
OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND,
THURSDAY
EVENING, MARCH 27, 1813.
COUilCIL-PASSES
niiiKS
Pure Milk, and Dance Hall
: Measures . - Are Adopted;
Baker's Ani-Smoking Reso
s; lution Is Killed. -
i i' After hanging- Are all mornlna; on
1 various matter of minor Importance,
the city council " yesterday afternoon
I tame back to the city hall, following a
recess, and passed ordinances, adopted
Vj-esolutlon an$ transacted items of gen
I oral business at whirlwind speed. Bc
k fore the municipal mill had ceased to
1 jrrlnd at 4 o'clock it had established
something of a record for constructive
I legislation. Among the principal' things
V accomplished were the passage of ao
: amendment strengthening the purentlk
' trdinance, a rigid dance hall ordinance,
) a measure requiring stores, factories
and other places to furnish seats for
'employes and an ordlnanp prohibiting
the sale of tobacco In any form to mln
i ora. ,' .'
The afternoon session was marked by
'a spirited debate that ensued Just After
Councilman Baker had introduced res
- olutioa abolishing smoking nt comihit
l tee meetings. Mr. Baker was criticized
tat a meeting of women recently, when
' one of the women present told Mr. Baker
I that he and his colleagues had offered
J discourtesies to women visitors to the
i city ball, hy blowing smoke In the faces
of these visitors.
' 'Resolution U rilled.
t The Council killed the resolution, by a
vote of I to 6, the majority holding that
J to place such a resolution on the records
would be an Insult to the Intelligence
J of the lawmaking body.,"
r. "If the members or this body have
I to tie themselves up by such ad act as
, this," said Councilman Joy, "things are
come to pretty pass. I don't believe
I that it is necessary to legislate against
v smoking. I feel sure that hereafter the
l councilman; will be careful not to 1
Vdulge.in the puffing habit at meetings
' where there are women present."
. The' council unanimously passed an or
! dlnanca prohibiting the, sale of tobacco
In any form to minors. Heretofore tho
ordinance applied only to. cigarettes,
i Councilman Watkine, who Introduced
the ordinance, said many women had
complained la -Mm that young boys Wire
..being permitted to buy pipes, smoking
I .tobacco and cigars at local tobacco
., shops,
r UUk Ordinance raised.
' The newly remodeled pure milk ordi
nance was also passed by a unanimous
;vote, " This gives the city health board
j absolute power, through its milk and
, dairy inspection department, to regulate
the eale of milk and milk products In the
city..: The measure provides for a new
i method of pasteurization and that all
,. milk and, cream sold to residents after
the first of July text must be 'Jeliv
.'ered 4a bottles. , The only .ex
ception ' made to this provision
Is In the case of one, two and
t three cow dairies. Mllfe from these may
j be delivered In cans provided rules of
1 perfect cleanliness In handling are ob
I served.
v The aanoe hall measure passed by a
Jvote of H to 1, Councilman James Ma
gulre being the only one to vote against
'It The ordinance prohibits the holding
Of any dance la s huUdlng that houses
a saloon, oiJs connected in any man-
her with a saloon. It provides that all
v' tjublio Aance halla mint h i If- An ft A. 1 the
-quarterly fees tor such halls being fixed
according to the area of dancing floor,
ithe maximum fee being 112.60 a quar
ter. Tha ordinance stipulates that the
: mayor ahall appoint one or more mem
vbera of the police force to act as dance
, hall Inspectors In plain clothes. These
7 Inspectors shall have arbitrary power
;to close any dance whenever the regula,
tlons are violated ; v
" ' c Some Exceptions Made. '
". The ordinance exettipts from lta pro
visions dances conducted by the school
board, the park board, or fraternal or
benevolent organizations. , Councilman
, Magulre based his objection to' the msi-
-sure on this exemption provision.
V; Mrs. I 3. Baldwin, head of the de-
"partment for the safety of. young wom
en, expressed herself as being satisfied
with the'general provisions of the or
dinance.. .. ,7,
On motion of Councilman Baker, City
. Attorney Frank 8. Grant was ordered to
write a letter to the council Instructing
'that body how it may proceed o initiate
'public-utility franchises under the pro.
visions of the Malarkey act
Councilman Daly asked that Mayor
Rushlight Investigate reports that the
elght hour law is being violated by city
employes who work 13 hdurs a day. The
t council instructed the mayor to make
. la Investigation. -
By unanimous vet the council
adopted a resolution providing that In
structions to voters may be enclosed fa
the pamphlet to be sent tfvtn shortly.
This pamphlet will contain the .proposed
commission government charter amend
ments. The Instructions will warn
voter that they have but a few days
more In which to register. , .
-Councilman Montag's ordinance: to
protect the macadam and gravel streets
from being, cut up by narrow tired ve
hicles, was, passed.. The jordlnance prc;
vids that for . load of SO0O pounds the
wheels of vehicles shall have tires .three
inches in width. The width of the tire
varies -with the load until a width of
fix inches is reached for loads of otrer
8000 pounds : - -. 5
Resolutions submitting three proposed
charter amendments failed to pass, -the
council voting to postpone further con
sideration of these indefinitely. One of
the .resolutions provided for a charter
amendment retaining the dock commis
sion in its present form, n the "jovent
that commission government carries.
Another provided for the construction of
trunk sewers at the expense of the gen
eral fund. Both these amendments were
drafted by W. C. Benbow. The third
proposed amendment was-filed by J. B,
Zeigler. This- provided for common
users on all public utility franchises in
sidethe 1000 foot limit of the harbor
lines. The .council' action was due to
a desire or the . majority that nothing
shall be placed on the ballot to conflict
With the commission charter or to, re
duce its chances of being adopted.
A resolution was adopted directing the
city engineer to survey the . proposed
Opening of Oak street .rom Tenth street
to couch's addition ana the proposed
opening of Broadway from East Forty
fifth street to the Sandy boulevard,
. To Ask Xdgfctlng Bids.
An ordinance was passed directing the
city executive board' .to advertise for
bids for lighting public buildings,
streets, avenues, bridges; parks, grounds
and other public places in Portland.
An ordinance was passed transrerrwg
the fire escape Inspector from the de
partment of buildings to the fire depart
ment - ;
. The city engineer Was authorized. by
ordlhanee to employ two additional
clerks to assist in street extension work.
The Portland Railway, Light & Power
company was granted a revocable per
mit for a car line on Dokum avenue.
An ordinance authorizing the Issuance
and sale of 1500,000 of water bonds was
passed. "
The Magulre ordinance appropriating
$15,000 for the establishment of a pub
lie market was referred to the ways and
means committee.
The committee on ways and meana
was authorised to advertise for bids for
city printing for the coming, year. . . ,
A resolution was adopted instructing
the city , attorney to memorialise the
proper national authorities to the end
that they may be persuaded to turn over
the battleship Oregon for the Use of the
Oregon naval militia. , r-
VOTE
Fi
OR COMMISSION
FORM
RUHED
Exne
In the Drug Business
I have been troubled more or less in
the last five years with kidney trouble
rand from the experience I gained while
I in the drug business and from different
;easee where I have sold Swamp-Root
'.with perfect satisfaction to those who
.'.purchase it, and as I never had a single
complaint regarding th medicine while
uiiung, i no in a position to
know that it was a reat preparation and
'Tit did not fall me when I used it myself,
t Jt has certainly afforded me great relief
at all times that my kidneys have troub
i Jed rae and I would not be wlthlout It I
; alway recommend Dr. Kilmer's Swamp
j Boot to my friends as I believe it to be a
, medicine of great curative value In the
diseases for which you recommend It.
. '. Sincerely,
. 1 - , D. A. KOONCE, -'
' ' "' ' Columbia, Ala.
1 . Personally appeared before me. this
' JJtti of September, 1909, D. A,' Koonce,
! who sohscrlbtd the above statement and
, made oath that the same Is true In eub
: stance and in fact
C. T. HARRIS, Notary- Public.
XHer to
tt, kUmir ft Oe-.
Blaghautoa, ST. X.
rove boat fvrtap-toot Will I Ftr Yoi
. Send to Dr. Kilmer & Co., Blngham
lon. N, Y., fof a sample bottle, it will
convince anyone. Tou will also receive
, a booklet of valuable Information tell
. lng all about the kidneys and bladder.
When, writing, be, euro and mention The
Portland .Dally Journal, Regular fifty
cent and one-dollar else bottles for sale
at all drug stores. -
ECZEMA;
Itching "-
, or j'sonasit
: vac inoDra's ncsema XjoUOb
s mil. i
lce ty C. K. Blanche rd, at 427 E. Burn,
fide et, Portland. lie will also state
how the disease will .net and dlappar
nrt-r the Ue of this lotion. - Calf from
1 toll). vaHut write4o-syropton4lanlc
Both Richard W. Montague and TO
liam F. Woodward told the members of
the Ad club yesterday that they can
safely vote for commission government
Hay 3. . The . speakers said it will be
for the good of the city to adopt a plan
of administration that fixes responsibil
ity On a commission of fivo men who
must be competent to perform the ser
vice to which they are elected.
"Under commission plan government
we elect a man to office and to him
say, 'God speed you,' and if he doesn't
make good we say the .other thingj, said
Mr. Montague. - "
"The transferral of responsibility io
five men doesn t lessen yours, but In.
creases it," was the comment of Mr.
woodward.
George L. Baker,- who as acting mayor
served as chairman of the official char
ter board, was presiding officer at the
AJ club luncheon in the Hotel Portland
yesterday. C. M. Clark, chairman of the
executive committee of tho Portlaud
Railway, Light & Power company, spoke
briefly to the club men. At each olace
wa a big, polished Winter Banana appfo
rrom. Hood River, a donation arranged
for by Dr. John F. Beaumont of tho
house committee.
RETAIN PHILIPPINES
ADVOCATES
101
T
WAGESTATUTES
Would Not '. Increase ' Wages,
Many. Would Be Thrown Out
of Work and Onto Charity,
Is Claim. ; v;;,..;
V
Qgality and Style
far in Advance of the Price
$15: to-- ;,
(Onlted Tm t Mwit VTIr. "
Sacramento, Cat, March 27. The fol
lowing is a summary of the position' of
Organized labor in opposing a propose! ;
minimum waee for women as oresented i
in a publlo hearing of the senate com-J
ter MacArthur, eiiltor or the coast ba
men's Journal: . v ' .
1. A minimum wage law would not
increase wages except possibly for the
more efficient ' workers. The latter
would be sweated and driven to iftcrease
their earning capacity. The less skilled,
those most la need of help, would.be
thrown out of employment.
S. A minimum wage law, by adding
hardship to those least able to bear it
the so-called parasitic class would
greatly Increase the need of charity. It
would substitute for a class earning low
wages' a class earning no wage, i '
Man's Maximum Wags.
S. A minimum wage law would. In
real'ty, establish a maximum wage. , Ex
perience, shows that employers seldom
pay more than the minimum rate fixed
by their employes.
4. A minimum wage law could not be
enforced except (a) by organisation on
the. part of the workers, or (b) by dras
the penalties. By organization the
workers can fix their own wages with
out legislation. Effective penalties are
in themselves impracticable.
6. A minimum wage law, by encour
aging the workers to, look wholly to the
legislature for improvement m thjeir
conditlop, - would discourage the or
ganization of labor. The failure to en
force such legislation would leave the
workers entirely; at the mercy of their
employers.
Means Other &aws
6. A minimum wage law would be
used as a precedent for the enactment
of other laws, which, under the pretense
of "public interest" and In return for
favors ' received at the hands of the
state, would Impose reciprocal obllga
tlons upon labor, hampering the free
dom of action that is essential to prog
ress. -
7. A minimum wage law, by fixing
the price of labor, would attach to labor
the status of a commodity In other
words, a chattel. :
8. A minimum wage law would be
an extension of the legislative authority
into the sphere- of economlo law, pre-
cisoiy as would an attempt to fix the
price of merchandise. It wojjld, there
fore, be contrary, not only to the spirit
of American political Institutions, but
also the uniform experience in all simi
lar attempts.
E do not presume "to tell you what you want, or what
, y ..... J .: . . i ' in j 1 t i A
you nccu in your, sun vve leave xne solution or
.that to you. We do say, however, that if your serv
ice requirements are not satisfied, if your ideas, of -
quality, fit and style are not most comoletelv 'ful-in
filled, bring your suit back and your money is yours .
at once. You and you .alone shall be the judge. For spring
' we are featuring the .choicest Rogers-Peet,' Kuppenheimer and Cam- :
bridge productions in splendid variety. " 1 1 ,
Overcoats worth up to $30, special $14. 1 v - - ",
New Norfolk Suits for the Boys
, , . , $6.00 to $1250 .
Some striking patterns in novel effects for spring, wear, f Every
t..j'ii ' ,i Li., i.'i J sC " i. ';v. j . . i:
sun spicnuiaiy ana inoruugiuy taiiorcu. oce winaow uispiy.i
Morrison &t
Fourth.
Third St,
Just Off s
Morrison.
S. & H. Stamps WiUiEvery Purchase
Successor to A. B. Steinbach & Co.
Minnesota Favors Law.
St. Paul, Minn.. March 27. Tho lower
house of the Minnesota legislature is
on record today as favoring a minimum
wage. The bill passed by a good ma
jority. It is also likely of success in
the senate.
DOUBLE SERVICE
EPFS SUITS
Pair
Pants
WITH EACH SUIT
ESTABLISHED 1892 OGrlTEEN STORES ON THE PACIFIC COAST
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2
Pride In the results accomplished bv
tho Americans In the PhlliDDlnes and
hope that the United States will retain
its control of these Insular possessions.
1s expressed In a letter sent by William
D. Wheelwright, who is touring the
world, to a Portland' friend. .
Under date of February 3 Manila,
Mr. Wheelwright Bays; . .,,
"I have come through Egypt, India
ami other countries, In which England
has established herself. In a way to
Impress every candid observer wit.i
great respect for the power of the Brit
ish race. , I am proud, as an American,
of what the Americans have done here
(Manila). The English are hampered by
a lot of theorists who harp on the
brotherhood of man, and want to give
those ungrateful, untrustworthy Indians
more power and greater privileges than
they now enjoy, bo that the foreign regi
ments of Hindustan have to form a Bu
ropean defense association.
"I hope the United States, having un
fortunately assumed the rt-SDonsihintw
and thus far done so well will not
abandon the Job, but complete It, as a
matter of national honor and education,
as also of a duty of a highly civilized
nation to the. rest of the-world.'
CLARK, OF P. R., L. & P.,
TO BE HONOR GUEST
C. M. Clark of Philadelphia, chairman
of the executive board of tho Portland
Hallway, Light & Power company, will
be guest of honor at a luncheon at tho
Portland Commercial club tomorrow at
12:30. Mr. Clark will soon leave for
home after having attended the annual
stockholders' meeting of the company
here and his annual inspection of the
company's properties.
Mr, Clark last night addressed the
Electric club, composed of employee of
tho company, and he particularly em
phasized the improvement in relations
between the people and publlo utility
corpora tiousi
Other company officials who spoke
were President B.'S. Josselyn, Vice
President P. I. Fuller, Treasurer C. N.
Hugglns and Engineer O. B. Coldwell.
General Manager F. VT. Htld acted aa
chairman.
$25 Worth Clothing for-$l!T
Blue Serge
Suits
In Fine Weaves Serge, Box
Model, With Two Pairs. Pants
$16.50
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VICTOR BLUE WILL HEAD
.; BUREAU ? OF NAVIGATION
'ICnltad Pnm Uawd. Wlre.1
ManpnagfOT 'Taaryrjvj JJV
the Navy Daniels has appointed Com
mander Victor Blue chief ot bureau of
the i- navigation In peace of Captain
Philip Andrews, who prohabty- wjll 'be
placed In charge of 4 talCleahljl, "
DAVE BUCK'S
The Upstair Clothier
Usk.cEyatorUp.Second.Floo
Northwest Building.
Entrance -
327S4WasHpgtonStreet
FreeSaturday
With every purchase of
25c or over, one of these
Sanitary, Collapsible
Pocket Srlaklng Cups,
with cover. . One only
jto each purchaser, and
remember, Saturday
on! v.
Broadway and Washington Streets
What "The Owiy Guarantee Means
"The Owl's" Guarantee means a sound basis tor real CONFIDENCE to evejy
"Owl"" patron. . Generally speaking, "The OwlV Guarantee begins when you
enter an "Owl" Store we guarantee you COURTESY we guarantee you intelli
gent SERVICE and the MOST cf the BEST for the LEAST.
The "Packard"
AN EFFECTIVE .
fr
Family
Remedies
And Their Prices
at "The Owl"
LIEBIG'S MALT TONIC
Particularly suited for those
who suffer from vital ex
haustion, loss of appetite and
faulty circulation 9A
bottle -UC
3 for 50e dozen for f 1.75
WILLIAMS' PINK PILLS
A safe and effective tonic
for blood and 7t
nerves ........vie
TAYNE'S TONIC VERMI
FUGE Will be found val
uable for the destruction of
worm and as a gen- OA
tie tonic .., .....JwC
'Large size for ...40
C A-6 TORI A A splendid
bowel regulator for on
babies and children... iwC
SWAMP ROOT For acute
and chronic diseases of the
kidneys and bladder, OQ
at .T. .'...JJC
Large'suefor ....T9e
LIE BIG'S BEEF EX
TRACT A concentrated ex
tract of beef, valuable for the
invalid and convales- 4ft
cent j. ,.UC
Large size k ..... 75
KEPLER'S MALTA high
ly nutritious food. One of
the best forms of adminis
tering Cod Liver Aft
Oil-at .......... ....flUC
Lrje size for .... 85
CUTfCURA OINTMENT
An emollient for preserving
and purifying the skin 40
and the scalp .ivv.rtwC
Larger size. for-.. .83
BURTON BLOOD. SYRUP
For impure and bad 70
condition of the blood. IOC
HOOD'S SARSAPARILLA
Designed to act upon the
blood and through that upon
the organs and tissues 7C
of the body .......... IdC
SWIFTS SPECIFIC S. S. S.
For the purifying of 70
the blood I
L;rger size for $1.23
AYER'S SARSAPARILLA
'Aids nature . in removing
poisons from the on
body ..v.OJC
GUDE'S PEPTOMANGAN
A perfectly natural 09
Mood"malter . .. JPOC
FELLOWS SYRUP Valu
able as a tonic in convales
cence and In wasting QC
diseases .ODC
7. Larger size for f 1.17
Syringe
2 or 3-quart size
The syringe bag
gives an additional
force" to the liquid
flowing from it. The
long tube permits
the bag to hang.
high, and the perfect stop guards against
leakage, fresh, "live" rubber that in-
sures service. Furthermore, the "Pack
ard" is guaranteed.
The "Hercules"
COMBINATION
SYRINGE AND
WATER BOTTLE
$1.39
By making a simple
connnection this "Her
cules combination can
be used either as s
Fountain Syringe or at
a Hot Water Bottle.
Perfect In action either
way. Has rapid flow
tubing, and three hard
rubber attachments,
with shut-off, 2-quart
size it's guaranteed.
Vaseline
Preparations
In Tubes
White Vaseline... 10
Pure Taeline.. ..10
CarbTtd Vasellne.lOf
Pomade Vaseline.. 10
Capslc'm Vaseline. 15
Borated Vaseline.. 15
Camph. -Vaseline. . 15
Wenth'td Vaseline.15
Perfumed White
Vaseline 15
Zinc Ointment
Vaseline .. . 15
Cold Cream
Vaseline ..15
Camphorated
Cream Vaseline.15
Analgio Vaseline.. 20
Milk Chocolates
At the
Special
Full
Pound
Assorted, In ten dlfferant fla
vors. Put up in baits, as we cannot
afford to sell them at this tempt
ingly low price if put up in boxes.
You'll ,admlt that those Milk
Chocolates are as "good" as ttaos
which you've often paid4 7o
pound tor In boxes elsewhere,
Friday and Saturday only Q
at special, per full pound fa7C
A Fine Hair Brush;
The
Price, $1
Search as you1 may, you'll not find
a better Hair Brush for the money
than one of these. Has nine rows of
real, natural, penetrating hog bris
tles, set in . solid rosewood backs.
Our brand "Todco guarantees its
quality. . .
A I
km. CaDtain John
I ' m m J mS n,in
FOR BILIOUSNESS
FOR INDIGESTION
For CONSTIPATION
Sugar-coated Pills, pleas
ant to take and active in
"effect They put the
system in order and do
not produce anydll effects. . OC
Box of 40 pills for ZDC,
Mary Garden
ramous soprano, will be
a corwptcuous figure in
the Orsnd Opera event
during- the coming- week.
All music lovers are In
terested In her. And all
lovers of exquisite per
fume delight in the spe
cial odor that bears her
name. Friday and 1 Sat
urday ws wjll make the
special offer of '
VAST OA&SEV pus
TVVUi AX 1.49 OS.
At this price no quantity
less than an ounce will
be sold.
Color your Last
gear's Straw Hat with
mreiJOOKNEw:
SpJcndiiforflxingAm
Udk&CUIdtaishat
EASY TO APPLY
b Dries In 30 Minutes.
M Black DunBUck CardW R- Navy Blue
Ctdet Blue SageGraen Bun Slrawvwn!j
Avoid at ssfstityfohMmftXfafjfaMm
Price Per Bottle,
With Brush........
Matting Shopping Bags
IN THREE A Q - Ctl - Q Q w-r K7f
.a7C, UJW, iOt
. SIZES, AT
Made of close-weave matting, well bound and;
stitched all around. Brass catches. Light and Twa
besides shopping,
FREE'!?
Saturday
" one 16-os. bottle of
Denatured Alcohol
with any
Alcohol
Stove
at 50c v
V or over
A variety of
style Of
fered, adapt-
A 1nr mtflr
room nursery,1 chafing; dish, lifbt
housekeeping-, physicians', dent-
lata mnA t rai.1 .r. a
.-a l uui i M sis- 1 1 1 isi n
Friday and
Saturday Only
Shavers' Helps
"Rubbenet" Lather Brushes 25c,
Wa speolaliie on the wiflelr advertised
. "ftnnberset" Brashes.. Ihey XalXUl every
50c and $1 Up
ihSe:
elalia uada - Bristles set in herd, uariv
able rubber cannot come out. X,arg- bnshy
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Safety Razors
Gillette Razors. . ., . .. . . . . . . . . f 5.00 np
Durham Duplex.. . ...82.50 and $5.00
Ender Raxors.. . .t . .1.00 1 Gem Junior.. . . . . . . ..fl.OO
Ever-Ready Razors.... $ 1.00 f Autd Strop Razors $5.00
aa f . V! .. et ' ma ' : m t . it
maxe i our onave more uomtonaDiQ r
OlUette'a Bhavina; Stick.. :120c
Oolcrate'a Shaving Stiok. ; . .20
Oolrate'e Bhavingr powder. .20
wunama' Shaving' Powder. lfi
neisvc vmm -.si .ZOa
Konraa Beard Softener. . .21
Shavlnf Kua-e ........ ."25 P
Btyptio PencUs, stop bleed- -
Pnll Pin ........ ......45
"Owl" Witch Heael-Jtat, 2fe
quart ................... 40e
- Oolra.te'e- Ber- Bertreekevi K
Williams'. Barber Bar, cake..n
WlUlams' Shaving Stlok.,, 194
coirate'e cream . j . . . . . .. .20
unuon BoavuiB; wream. .1H
jnennen-e navins' mream.
rtVe- Bere- Bartreekevi 5 f Hord'e-Baxevis -Cream rr
Yankee Shavlnr Soen
WUUams' Luxury Soap..,,