THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 21, 1914.
"PEDDLERS' UI"
IS ATTACKED BY
NEW YORK F
United States District Judge
Wolverton Grants Tempo-
rary injunction; Case toJ3e
Heard January 30.
I)('i'larjns
tlipf Vip o-Hi!d 'Hed-
of tin Kffitc of Oregon,
18 disiriniinntipry, mid that its t-n-
f ori tli I) t
, th; vkijiiti'jii of at
leapt fimr
poiiitK of th? 1' vd nil con-
sUtutkm, tin
e."etitive offieera .of
Miiltncmuii, Clntaup
r, were -enjoiiud f t Oti-i
: in a -si; it f ile i with
and ili)ii r:i
it enfnn-etm
Ok- fed.
ra.1 eotirt tlii.s
niorniriK by at
I'n ion Tea. eom-
tbtiicys: for
the
5 rand
pany of New
(Miarses thai
various .kinds
merit of tiiiN
York.
f ill era 1 reu I at ions - of
U- violated by eni'orcc
a t nr.- t''i many to
enuii'ier.t;
complete.
hut aiiiont; other
a bulky printed
it. s,iy: the act
things the cot:
document of.
viola t- the Ml
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find ii,.u:i vi;i
to s ' Oi. i: i . V i
tile act.
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lint ol the i eclat at ion
Oi.icji t ort her oai k.
K!-a "eeat lei , Hie first
UlilS e! the ieople o
the i.
litii century.
Mil- eoiiiluoil
ui-d, is vio
law of
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law.
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, In an.-- i: orpiln a l I i
rfa-soa. tli" coffitotaitit
1 diM(.rimii!iitot-y.
l usted S at r Idslriet
vsrton fc'ran: il: the ii-mp
lion sie'illy afir eonii
inorniti.-:. and s'M the date
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optt-alfi wtii :
A:iHhort t!ln
of the i o.orit
their intent im
;'u. i H acr linsiii 'K will
hear it, arid in addition
is i lean and Wolverton,
',,!ler; oi too oiirl ol"
; , on I lie ;rr!ii nn n Is.
cotiiitv authorities
imiiii ,1 n eela red
of e! I ,.l , I na U,e in w.
HI!, thia at lleil
t be a,-:.' s
ill tie state.
the ariest of sol !'
of lie eoiiip.i n - w orki ii 4
-!t,ii 1 1 e v M a ii i he :.
Vior U, was ;il once i .i:,l;.-.
I lid lie lias heel: oiki'
l,- a vn K pi . paii'U'-; the
I eiiu. of Xi V.
to Portland. :
dav am! nmhl
col n ,li ill 1 1 . 1
Thai the tntci
Ullli' e 'III lli.-ri e sit II t -
UU'M ale about
net s en i r em i
telitioii. The c
-f;ooi!ts are brie
to le- violated in III.
lit is the- principal eoti-
ipany alleges that its
iit to J'oilliui.l from
New York
out to tlw
i-l (i re 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 i ia lely sii ipped
ustiouicrs. 1 1 i r lieing out
of Jcunsit as alii interstate shipment.
Vhe cohipnnyilias a si -.re in Portland
lit 4 -IS Washi I'tou street, where the
f mills are neeijved from tile last and
l shipped, the i-joi: plaint stales, it has
300 stores and iKMii; a.;iits in tlie
1 'lilted States. I
The state supreme court passed upon
the act last Ocitober, decituing it con-
Ftltutioiial. buti that bod!.' refused to
pens upon the! federal questions in
volved, and thfse are brought up for
consideration iii today's actiitfi.
Defendants ih the suit are District
Attorney Waltt-r II. i:vans, John It.
Dewis, county i tn asur i, and T. M.
Word, sheril'l", M u ! t noir.a h eoimly; Dis
trict attorney 1. W. Muilins, William
A. Sh rni.tu, county treasurer, and J.
X. Burns, shorU't'. rlatsop county;. Dis
trict Attorney A. J. De-rby, F. AT iJish
op county treasurer, end Thomas F.
Johnson, sheriff, Hood Itiver inunty.
AUTOPSOBILE ACCIDENT
FATAL TO AGED MAN
A. M. H.i!at:nigii. 7S years old. a
shoemaker, iiving at a." i.rant street,
died last evenilug on the way to the
hospital from injuries received at Sixth
and Lincoln sitreets. where he .was
knocked down liy an automobile driven
by Miss Marie! Mi.Jiael. ni :'.' Flan
tlers striet. A; compound Irailure of
the skud was caused by the fall.
-The young niian .Iriv.r was not
lield by the police, but was directed to
appear tliis aNlernoon bet'ore the cor
oner as a witness at tlie inquest.
Hol!aba i sh. 'who was on his way
home, was walking quick iy with an
umbrella-held low over Ids head. Step
ping fro tn tlie curb, be started across
the street, not looking in either direc
' $4Jpn. Miss Michael, it is said, was
jibing at a moderate rate of speed, and
(Tid not see the, aged shoemaker in time
to avoid the accident until upon him.
. llollabough was struck by the fonder.
. Hollabough had lived in Oregon 40
years. A widow, one son ami two step
sons survive.
ANOTHER STORM BREAKS
. DOWN MARSHFIELD WAY
Marshfield. Or.. Jan.
gale visited tills part of
morning. Tint steamer
,Wt for Portland and
KlUabefh, Ihindon and
21. Another
the coast this
Alliance got
the Fifield,
Speedwell, all
Of which have been bar-bound nt Ban
don for some days, got out. and will
all encounter the wtorrm Tlie Adeline
Smith from San Francisco , arrived
this morning tnd reported the tftorm
increasing at (.'ape Blanco. The wind
was blowine miles an hour. The
last heard of the Yellowstone was that
she "was still jn tow of the Chatham,
but was not jmaking much progress.
She was not isighted by the. Adeline
Hmlth on the trip up tlie coast.
ASTORIA FIRM TO BUILD
P0CATELL0 BUILDING
r ashtiiiftnii Pitreau nv a lie Tnurtnd.l
i Washington, I .l:u 21 Palml-erg &
Mattsoh of Astoria, or., have been
awarded the contract for construction
of the publtct building at Pocatello.
Idaho, at $1)3.075.
KM
fi1Atftftf&! A Insurance!
Only Company "Exclusively Oregon"
Best for Oregonians
Home Office Corbett Building, Fifth and Morrison, Portland
A. L-Wills.
- President.
L. Samuel,
General Manager.
II
II!
ON WILLAMETTE RIVER
TO BE INVESTIGATED
Hawiey Writes for More Data
' So He Can Urge Board of
Engineers to Act.
I Ititrr-au of
Washington. I.
prsKiiiHit IIavvl.v lias
f 'omnif'rHa! I'M-k tutPTofitcfl for ad-dition.-il
statu regarding the desirabll-
i ity of lmptoveinf nt of iite Willamette
i
river.
.Mal'r Morrow recommended a pro- j
IMPROVEMENT WORK
ject in 1911 hi eost $245,000 and" $30.- j fense counsel asertfd the tiaroness
h'l.i to he apprepihUeii annually for! had suffered a collapse from heart
t-'ipht years for cunstruction with a . tmuble. Attonjeys for Appleby charged
similar B jm for maintoruinee. The ! yesterday in court ti;at tlie baronesa
boa i'i of. eiiKineeiK and chief of eni-jt1H,i ;t criminal record in San Fran
jk ers reported adversely and now MrJ ciseo. Hhe denied the charge, but col
row renews the recommendation butapS)Hi when confronted with a picture
proffers no additional, data in support j which was said to have come from the
of his recommendation. Repreeenta-
I t'; Hawiey wlkhta the arguments and
j daUi to support the rccortmiendatlon.
I Transfer of title to tin; OreKn City
i locks awaits the final report of gov
ernment engineers in Oregon as to the
; sufficiency of the deed and abstract.
; Ki presei ta tl p Ijawley learned this
1 iiioriiiriu that the war department is
.( certain whether the transfer is,
; in ptaMc to the lessees of power for j
pull) and paper mills. The papers have !
i been ret urned to l ircS'in and a report J
is a waiie I. ' 1
i l:eiresentntive Hinnott KotTnembers!
' 1 1" the subcommittee on the public i
! lands committee together today ami
pn
1 them for a report on henatoi ,
I I:
plain's bill to provide l ' cx
w'ifh the state of Oregon of 40,
is of school lands and indein
lits within"1lie national forests
j IUMI
! v i i y
! fur
bui.l
I The
aci
11!.
hi i;i:al (jiri'ii of national forest
. in tlie &intbitn national lot est.
,., inmittee promised to report the
favorably.
bill
ENGINE WIPER IS
SCALDED TO DEATH
Several Others Narrowly Es
cape When Locomotive
Cylinder Bursts,
( Spei-i .1 t Tlie Journal. 1
i' ;,! i o lia. Wash., Jan. 21 .--Writhing
in agony for 12 hours as result f
burns sustained late yesterday after
noon when a cylinder heal on a loco
m'oijve in the Northern Pacific round
hi. use blew out. John Patee. em-ployed
as wiper. db-d in a Oentralia hospital
this morning, Patee was (.leaning the
ingine and tlie explosion came without
warning. .Pate., being drenched, with
aiding water. His body was literallv
cooked.
Several other employes at the round
house had narrow escapes. Coroner
Newell is investigating today, to ae-
tt rminc the cause or tne accident.
GODWIN SAYS WEST'S
LETTER NOT RECEIVED
Baker, Or.. Jan. 21. District Attor
ney Godwin has not yet received Gov
ernor West's letter relative to the du
ties of Godwin's office. "As usual."
said Godwin this morning. "West
lias given the letter to the
press before mailing it to the one
who is the target of his accusations. I
defy him to fasten -any of his charges
on me, and am awaiting receipt of his
letter to answer."
WOMEN EMPLOYES OF
FORD GET DOUBLE PAY
i.
Detroit. Jan. 2
t-mpb..ye. of the
were paid tod.i .'.
new profit shurin
Women and girl
Ford motor company
All shared under the
; pi. in. In every case
wuges were praetrtally doubled. The
women also were granted an hour for
lunch witli twi , ten minute rest
periods daily.
COMMISSIONER WILL
UNDERGO OPERATION
County Commissioner D. V. Hart
will undergo an operation tomorrow
for rupture. Drs. K. P. Geary and 11.
It. Cliff will perform the operation at
3 0 o'ciock tomorrow morning at the
St. Vincent's hospital. Mr. Hart spent
some time in California recently and
returned greatly improved, but the im
provement proved but temporary.
GRANTS PASS RESIDENT
DIES FROM INJURIES
Grants Pass, Or., Jan. -21. A. B. .
Fairehild, SS years old, who was re- '
cently run down by a driving team. '
died Tuesday from complications re- j
suiting from the accident. Pneumonia i
set in. ,
SWISS ARMY AVIATOR
KILLED NEAR MUNICH
Munioh. Jan. 21. Sergeant Sehweis
ser. an amiy aviator, made too short t
turn with his aeroplane here todav
capsized, fell and was killed.
Transportation Clnb Meets
Colonel K. Hofer. of Salem, addressed
the
lu n
Portland Transportation club at
neon yesterday at the resumption
in. me oi-weeaiy series, .i, ri. .wuicnay, i me cuange, aiong wiin me reorgan
ehnirman of the day. introduced Colonel i ization of the motive power depart
ll'ii'er. Tl.e club's monthly dance and I ment of the S., P. .ife t?., whereby Master
' r.00" party will be held tonight at the ! Mechanic Dixon becomes general rnas
Multnoman hotel. Iter mechanic, becomes effective Febru
Company
C. S. Samuel,
Assistant Manager.
BARONESS FAINTS AS
' PICTURE IS SHOWN
Suit of Dr, Appleby in ton
don Indefinitely Delayed
by Her Illness, "
(I'ditiHl Pifss Leased Wlrn.j
j London, Jan. 21. An indefinite ad-
i Jourment was mused here today in the
I siiiC brought by Ernest Villieres' Apple
Th? jiHirnaK) j by, formerly lecturer in the University
Jan. 21. Con-; of -Minnesota, for the' recovery of
written to the JSiO.OOij from Baroness May de P;il-
landt, formerly Marie Lusik or t hl
i'us, by tin- sudden illness of the
baronesa. The baroness, acording to
the professor,
broke her promise to
i marry him.
The hearing was postponed when de
rogues' jjallery in Ban Francisco.
Onco Liviil in San Francisco.
San Francisco, Jan. 21. Baroness
May De I'allandt, the police here say,
was known in San Francisco as Paulina
Townsend, alias, Maude Jackson. She
was arrested here, according to the rec
ords, with a girl named Fannie Kile,
on a charge of grand larceny. Both
were -released on lail but forfeited it
and sailed for China, Miss Town-fend
is said to have accumulated a great
!-al of money in Shanghai fltid re
turned to San Francisco. She again
left here, the police say, after being
charged with swindling a wealthy
planter. She was next heard of
Germany, where she married Baron
I'allandt.
in
De
EFFORT WILL BE MADE
TO FIND RECEIPTS
(li-iii.ip P. Christie, accountant for
I the railroad commission, will assist W.
j II. Warrens, manager of the Baggage
i i Omnibus Transfer company, to look
; for receipts for payments made as corn
. missions to employes of various city
j ticket offices of railroads in Portland.
This was ordered by the commission
j at the close of the morning's hearing
I of a complaint by the Baggage Service
Transfer company that the B. fc . T.
1 company is rec.-iving special favors at
the baggage room of the I'nion depot,
j Ktnpioyes of the terminsl company
: on the stand this morning testified
; i hat no discrimination was shown and
; no money as "tips" was received by
' them. Other employes are yet to be
questioned. Several small independent
transfer men on tlie stand said that
, they 'were satisfied with the privileges
they are receiving.
WOULD-BE BENEDICTS
NOT ALLOWED LICENSE
Milkaukce,
of applicants
cense bureau
ceive permits
Jan. 21. Wliile a score
besieged the marriage li
here today hoping to re
to wed without first oh-
taining certificates of fitness. Attor
ney General Ow.en authorized the tak
ing of an appeal to the state supreme
court, from Circuit Judge Schweiler's
decision yesterday holding unconstitu
tional the law, on the ground that it
interferes v.itU personal liberty.
Assistant Attorney General Sloan
made a motion for a stay of execution
for 15 days, and tnls was granted by
Judge Kschweiler. pending an appeal
to the supreme court.
Meanwhile the license bureau an
nounced it would refuse all applica
tions for niarriare licences unless ac
companied by certificates as required
by law.
DEMURRERS ARE TAKEN
UNDER ADVISEMENT
Circuit Judge Kavanaugh this af
ternoon took under advisement until
Friday morning the demuriers to tn-5
indictments against County School Su
perintendent A. P. Armstrong in one
of which Robert Armstrong, his
J brother, is indicted. Superintendent
Armstrong is charged with accepting
a bribe and of malfeasance in office
while a city civil service commissioner.
The two are charged jointly with giv
ing out advance information of a civil
service examination.
FINAL PASSAGE OF
ALASKA BILL INSURED
nirwin uiiu iuouiiuu
Washington, Jan. 21. What many
regarded as a test vote and indicating
the final passage of the Alaska rail
road bill was taken this afternoon in
the house. The members voted, 279 to
65, to limit further debate on the bill
to 13 hours, and to begin actual con
sideration of tiie measure February 4.
The bill .is expected to pass the house
either February 11 or 18.
FAVORABLE REPORT FOR
SAN FRANCISCO DOCK
Washington, Jan. 21. The senate
naval affairs committee today favor
ably reported a bill authorizing 'the
i secretary of the navy to contract for
'the use of a dry dock at Hunters
Point San Francisco, large enough to
accommodate the biggest vessel which
tt-r.n pass through the Panama canal
New Master Mechanic.
In accordance with the reorganiza
tion plans of the newr administration
of tlie North Bank line ar.d its auxil
iaries, George H. Hopkins has resigned
as . master mechanic at the Oregon
Electric shops and David C. Clough has
1 been chosen to succeed him.
ary 1. Mr. Clough has been connected
with the General Klectrio company for
a number of years.
X.abel Figures in Suit.
JIiss Frances K. Gotshall, manager
of the Gotsnall Printing company, was
placed on trial in Judge Morrow's court
this
morning for using the label of
tne Allied printing Trades Council of
Portland without authority " from the
council.
For Better Jail Conditions, "
Committees representing the Oregon
Prisoners' Aid society and the public I
health department of the Women's club
presented the county commissioners
tlus morning with resolutions asking
that conditions ia the jail be improved.
1SCHEIV1E TO APPRAISE
P. R, U P. CO. MAY
BE; GIVEN SANCTION
New Angle in Fight for Basis
of Demand for Lower Car
fares Urged.
It is likely that the city council wilf
sanction tire appointment by Will II.
Daly, commissioner of public utilities,
of an expert appraiser to go over the
properties of the street car eystejn of
the Portland Railway, Light' ..v- Power
company, for us. ft by the city in rts
fight for lower far. s before the rail
road commission. An ordinance allow
ing him to make the appointment was
piven its first and second reading? by
the council at its 'meeting this m (ru
ing, and final action is extx cted within
two weeks.
Tlie entire cost for making this ap
praisement would not he more than
JiOi), according to Commission-, r Daly,
in a report submitted to the council.
jMr. Daly contends that tlie services
I contemplated would be of incalculable
i value U the city, not only as concern
ing the 'present contention of reduc
tions in rates, but also in contenipia
tion of future extensions which may be
asked of the company.
Commissioner Daiy has contended
! that in the company's tippraisemeat.
; made by its own expert-, .n any of the
! t harges in the valuations are iH.-citi-mate,
and cannot be h hi agaiti.it the
appraisement of the company's street
' car holdings.
' In his report Commissioner Daly
states: "There is much property iit-
eluded in the appraisein.nl b; t pre
pared by the company, which it con
tends is a legitimate investment, ami a
j charge against the city railway system.
, The city is deeply inter ested in strip
ping tliis appraisement of a great deal
; of this illegitimate i liai se, as tin- ap
ipraistment of the railway oempauy s
property, when adopted by the railt-i.i l
I commission, will form a basis for fil
ling rates not only of car fares, but for
other services which this company
l elldei ;s the public.
"We can hardly overestimate the
value of the service of an expert ap
praiser, acting in behalf of the city, lo
1 1
.contend for the elimination ot all in- i
,flation in values and resist and to u. -lnur
to including all investments that
are not legitimately a charge against
the street railway system and its op
eration." Commissioner Daly cNpects to have
the name of an expert appraiser ready
for submission to the other members
of the council within a few days. j
TRACKS WILIi RE TOIiX IT
Vity
. . i. .. i
r-.ngiiicHT to lu'iimve lacw
at Creston Station.
The street car tracks in tlie street at
Creston Station, on the Mount Scoti
car line, owned by Percy & Strlukler,
commission men. will be torn up by the j
ity engineer. This was the edict of
the city council this morning follow-j
ing Commissioner Daly's announcement i
that the owners had ret used to com
ply with their agreement with the city
to remove the tracks within a certain
bpecified time.
More than a year ago the commis
sion men were given a short extension
of time in which to remove the ob
structions from the street, but th3
tracks still remained. The city will
now remove the tracks and the costs
will ha assessed against the owners.
TO INITIATE EFFICIENCY PLAN
I
New Rule to Re Applied in the
Fire Department.
Although several, complaints have
been made relative to tlie efficiency i
svstem for the members of the fire t
department, the new system will go,
into effect within a short, time. The j
i lficiency cards with instructions are j
being sent to the various fire stations j
today.
While no definite action has yet I
been taken, it is probable that changes
will be made to eliminate the provi- j
sion providing for the demeriting of
firemen when sick or on leave of ab
sence. !
WILL
HAVE FILL CHARGE
New City
Engineer Assumes Duties
February 1.
When Philip Dater, Portland's new
city engineer, assumes his new duties
February 1. he will be given full
! charge of the entire engineering force
! of the department of public works.
1 according to Commissioner Dieck, who
held a conference with Mr. Dater yes
I tcrdnv fiflprnnftn. Mr liatpr will act
as engineer and supervise all of the.
pubic lmproV(,ments in the citv
Civil Service Test.
The first examination under the new
civil service code for city employes
will be held by the municipal civil
service board commencing at 9 o'clock
tomorrow morning, when 2a men will
take the examination for the two va
cancies in positions as captains in the
police department.
Auditorium Site.
Before decisions can be marie as to
a proper site for the proposed public
auditorium, much more information
will have to be secured. Such was
! the opinion of, the members of the
'new auditorium committee, meeting in
Globe Theatre
ra.KYKXTH AND WASHINGTON
GOOD PALS
2 Reel Feature
PATHE WEEKLY
The New York Tango
John Runny an-tl Flora Finch
in
LOVE'S OLD SWEET
DREAM
Vitagraph Comedy
SAN FRANCISCO
Geary Street, above Union Square
European Plan $1.50 a day up
American Plan $3.50 a day up
Mew steel mni brick tmctura. Third axU
ditkm of hundred rooms now building.
Eerr mod era convenience Moderate
rates. Canter of theatre and retail cUs
trict. On carltnes transferrins all over
city. EUeeataibttatevtitnaaaWiUasMr.
if HOTEL 1
ilSTEWARi
Commissioner Brewster's off lee laSt
night. Fact . brought out at the two
public hearings of the committee were
discussed, but no definite decisions
reached. It is imuroliable, according
to Cuiiniiii-s iouer iirewyter, chairman
of the commutes, that a meeting will
be held Friday night. Transportation
lacilities. centers of population as re
lating to propoed site, were the prin
cipal subjects ditcus.sed last n'.sht.
OWNER OF RICHARDS'
GRILL FACES CHARGE
A. complaint chariring Tom Kicliardi-:,
proprietor of Kii hards' Rrill, with serv
irig liquor to 1 ?-ycar-oIU Amber Chris
teiifen and with permitting her to re-
m:iin in hie friM l.n fit tn t Vi t
district
curt and Richards lias
and Richards has put J
up
i,i,,ia of t'"-.nii for hi ...iTw.-iron. 1
of $2.r.0i) for his awnoarancc.
Tiie girl
Christine
yesterday gave the nam, of';Pay will receive $4500 held up because
Ambrose. She is the girl 1 of delays. The company .had the con-
involved in the complaints against W
S. Swaggert "and his wife.
Two complaints' have been filed
against Swaggert. one charging serv
ing her ,vith liquor and the olher with
permitting her to remain in his rond
bouse, kivown now as the I.innton
Bowling club but formerly the "Hut."
A fourth complaint charges a woman
companion of tiie girl with contributing
to the girl's delinquency.
MARCH 1 PROBABLY
FIRST SAILING DATE
W. F. Swan, of Seattle, superintend
ent of the Pacific Steamship company,
arrived from Seattle, today, and started
I in with General Manager N. I-
. j
lilUSl.
an.l T'a.ie Commissioner W. D. B.
Dod-
C, tO
j son. of the Chamber of Cummer.
: work out details of the new A
iaska
j srvi.-o.
Definite announcement of the first
mailing date, which will be about March
vv 1
!1
be made as soon as the officials
uiipletel charter arrangements j
use of steam schooners. In f
art-lime cargo is 'being collected J
lust sailing in the British Co- j
service, whicn will open in two I
l.ave c
tor tie
the no
for th
liitnb'a
Week.-'.
DALY OBJECTS TO THE"
"S. R. 0." PLACARDS
That t. more tickets than I lu re are
stats should be sold for any enter
tainment or performance given in any
theatre or building in Portland, was
the statement mace bv Will 11. Dalv.
j'oomjiiissiiiner of public utilities, at the
.-O.ltlell
Fiotlln-cd
iding ?
to. cling tnis morning. IP- an-
he would ass
cli regulation:
st toward pm-
i. which
h
lieves would eliminate the tin hazard.
The announcement was made wlcm
an ordinance fixing the width of aisles
in ail halls and public a in ! i i - ri u tn s
cam., up for final passage. The ordi
nance as pa.'-s.-.l fixes a penalty for
aisles narrower than permitted by the
buildijig d.-pai tnicnl.
AUTOMOBILE DRIVERS
WANT'TO BE EDUCATED
San Francisco, Jan. 21. Following a
conference with the local police judges,
the Motor car Dealers" association
called a meeting for January 2S to out
line plans for educating autoists and
the public to their respective rights.
REMAINDER THIS WEEK
THE ROMANTIC LIFE OF
IN SIX PARTS
A Great Classic Production
COMING
"Tlie Third Degree
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CHARLES
In Five Parts
Exposing the methods of a modern police department
in forcing confessions from the innocent. ,
ONE WEEK, BEGINNING NEXT SUNDAY, Jan. 25
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Th
e Party
After
is one of the necessary details of an
evening of enjoyemnt. Come to the
11
COUNTY WILL PAY
EOFES
Contractors for Court House
to Get Certificate of
Completion.
William M. Whlddon of tVhldden &
Lewis, architects of the courthouse,
was authorized by the county conimis-
1 '
this morning to give the Shan-
company a eemucaie ot coin-
pieuon or its contracts ana tne com-
tract for placing tlie outside stone
work and for other parts of the build
ing and was delayed SO days, for which
J."0 a day was retained us penalties.
Attorneys R. 1-jjjDennison and Robert
Shaw, representing the company, point
id o-it that the "Company was delayed
because tlie steel worif was not com
pleted by (). i:.' Helntz of the Pacific
Iron works, and that it was not until
j after the date the contract called for
completion of the contract that tho
company was able to begin work.
Three otho contracts are held up.
! the Heintz contract for 30. days or a
j total of $ 15,250; the A. J. Capron con
I tract for ornamental iron work for 1-n
days at $20 a day or $2400; and the
i Stewart Iron works contract for tlic
i jail work for lor day at $"0 a day.
...17 ll' llilf, Ml... i.ni'i',i . (J.I (. 1 a.. ttl'
.. . . ... - ' . . ...
j imi in suupe ioi din sen ic uir ii i, iiu.
the Stewart Iron works contract will
: be tutvcn up tn the m ar. future.
Sheriff Word. Commissioner I.lght-
nrr and Architec t hidden were re
quested to determine of what value the
subjail at Kelly Butte is at the pres
ent time, in order that the county com
missioners may determine what terms
ithey will offer in settlement. The ds
! lay to the new jail made necessary th-r
'erection of the silt-jail, although othef
! wise it was not needed, as It was
j necessary to wreck tiie old courthouse
I before the new jail was completed. The
commissioners feel that the company
should stand some part of the cost of
its erection.
TAKEN ON CHARGE OF
LARCENY BY BAILEE
O. C Shea 4 S 1 Fast Thl rf v-nint'l.
j street north, was arrested this morn
! ing by Detectives Swenness and Molo
j ney, upon a charge of larceny by
I bailee, the complaint Involving notes
phion, j. 1 1 s possession,
j Shea is mv. ntor of a street car an-
no i. icing device. t m- notes amounted
to $l!"ta. ;,:ol were given him, says tin
complaint, i.-r stock in th announcing
device, which slock was never, deliv
ered. .
S!n a may gain his freedom by .put
ting up $2.'i0i) bail.
Chariot t Ray Ks.ate.
An estate valued at $2r.O00 was left
by Charlotte P.av, who died January 13,
according to the petition of George
Ray, her husband, for letters of ad
ministration filed this morning. Edna
Hatfield, a daughter, and Mnnde Ktn
erson, an adopted daughter residing in
Paris, France, are the other heirs.
eatre
BALANC
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KLEIN'S NOTED PLAY
tne Theatre
Arcadian Garden
"The Grill With a Charm"
where a good supper avaits you
where music of an unusual qual
ity is remlercd by a superb orches
tra where special airs are given
at your request and where you
will meet your friends mid magnif
icent surroundings and an atmos
phere of refinement.
i
Hotel Multnomak
L. P. REYNOLDS, Asst! Mgr.
"YOU'LL BE HAPPY
W READS NOTE
n
Divorced Wife Takes Poison
When Husband Is Mar:
ried to Another,
(I'liit.-d Pn liiiJe.; W!rv
San l-'r.i ,-iciseo. Jan. I'l. Chloroform
liniment swallowed by Mrs. Oeorgia
Clark-. aftT she learned that her di
vorced husband. John C. Clark, local
sueht for tic Willamette Iron and
Steel company, hid married another
woman. proe.i fatal here today. Mrs.
Clark had hoped for a reconciliation.
Clark recently ii.auled Miss Hazel
Rushing of Kureku.
-V note written to h.-r former hus
bmfd by Mrs. (" ark said : "I told you
1 Wou'd do this. s J guess you will
be happy now alter getting rid ofnte.
At least 1 )iop so, de n.!'
INTERIOR DEPARTMENT
INVESTIGATES OWYHEE
l H'ldhlnst.i.. liurcau .f "Pie .Tennail.
AVashington, Jan. 21. -With respect
I to trie Owyhee reclatnat iou project
i Secretary of the Interior Dane in
! formed Senator Chamberlain that the
department has no reliable engineer
ing data, but only rough estimates of
tlie capacities (if jescrv mi h and the
quantity of irrigable land Although
tin re are no avail;. hie funds, the sec
retary says it may he p-iss h!e to win k
oiu feasible project in some part of
the ( ivvyhee basin.
II. V.. Klvarls F.MaD.
One thousand shares of stm k in the
Kd wards company, valued at ir.u niei
faff listed am,mg the assets of the e-
tale of ll- nry l-alvva d l-'.d wards, who
j died recently, according to thr. itiven-
lory filed this m-. ruing. The ..state is
valued at $ 1 1 1 .4 :i S u and i . n. um
bered by $2'.i.rl . 1 8 in nairt a .s. Real
es.alr of the estur. H alu.-d at $50.-5t-0.
-O
Better Candy
CouM not he made than
Hazel wood
Made
fresh
daily
right
here
in
Portland
THE HAZELW00D
Confectionery and Restau
rant. Washington at Tenth.
Q 4 Q
Foods That Satisfy
and
Service That Gratifies
i -
That, and many other pleasing-,
cfiti-cnial and harmo
nious things is what you are
assured when yon dine or
lunch at the new
Hofbrau-Quelie
the great German
of, tlie Northwest
tile extraordinary
restaurant
-especially
Special Table d'Hote
Sunday Dinner,
5 to 8:30,
ONE DOLLAR
Muic by the Im
perial German Or
chestra and Cabaret
Entrance on Alder
and on Sixth
Grille!
SPAMI8I A.1TD Al..iC.J( COOBJUi
B-st Wines, Liq'iors end Beers Serv.-d
41li,i and 413 Morrison, near 11th St.
Ik "WINONA"
2 for 2S cents
Cluett, Pesbody Co. I no.
Maker
-ti-- I -f-T i'n3
Spanish
ACCUSED AR
6
Six. Months Enough to Meet
. Demands, id Opinion of
Circuit Judge.
Si months on the ro. kpile for exer
cise was the sentence given by Cji.-u t
Ju.'-.r- I
nvis to Vv'i Trottir ai d Fred
Rubble, both
vesterday to
'n east sido
of whom pi. ;i' .1 'guilty
throwing sioiu-s tlirouii
store fwlndow last s ,m-
im-r. Tin me
no work and
Davis said he
pleaded that they had
were;: d.Mpt rat f. Ju.lgd
Mould put I hem in jail
until work was
A parole was
pltintti'ul,
givjei! !:. ;. llay.-s by
Circui ;
alter i
had hi
yearn
pay 1m,
rate of
I c pas
on the
J-i.lL-e Kiiuiljniul
thii inorriing
(b
(! guilt v to passing
s, and
the p.
the Itn
be.-jn : en o,-,.- to five
riilf'fit'a rv. Il i to
be .--ii red. a I t ha
:i a iin.nl!J.
V i-i e li:f(:Ov
It 1 1 checks
i. All Wei.
Ya-.-clt,
Wa:
1 ha:
pav.
h..
t be
for
SI ute bank. ii.
in cook at tin
several iia.ni lii.
a
cook an.
reeeiv :ug
.rail.
AMUSEMENTS
s
HE1LIG
lllh r.nd Morrison
Mi.m 1 tuut A 1122
LAST 1'lMi;
ToM-.li; ..-,.
"The Blindness cf Virtue"
A I .i
s $1.-1
iiii; Pi'i'Sr. .i
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A NIGHTS
BEGi.s';v'iK;
Tomorrow
Si.-- i.il I'm Mil
ii
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WIN
In t!i- l iiwvlj 'Willi M.ikIi-
"WIDOW BY PROXY"
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TODAY
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! Lk:s
King of the
Jungle
Another TrJmendons Rig
Selii Aninial Picture
in
Three Keels
Together' With Two Other
Immensely Gtcver Things
Suntlay .
HEARTS OSt WOMEN
A Yitagrap! Special
Confessedly the Finest Two
Reel Production of the Year
BAKER!
THEATJtE
lux Z. A 360.
Geo. L. Us Iter, Kre
I !n l!ni-r
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A'l'.Itn-l
.,.T. !v
I'liKtiftit. All w.'k. Mats.
1liS u- em. Jttiui-n Forbus"
TkA VELINti SALEX."
f 1 hi CUtnm. burtv." A rrI d
t Ik- l!f. t,f p (orumerrUl .Irum
.( ci,iliii' ilMMy, ibrUla anil Iots
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llie WT7i in the Case."
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iHj.i1ir and n.fle. cuou,
mo Pollar-1 Opera Co. In "A Millionaire for
a Day," Certrtiiin ForbPt & Ot., ixln and
Crawford. Kr p.(.o arid Fen. 7o Da Fort-eats,
Pantatcojr, OrclTtut-. P'puler , nrioas.
Box and firl rw bilortijr r j-red. Fnom
A-22S6. Msin 4C36. evutais i.30. 7.11 and 9:10.
B TT 0 Fourth and
W Stark SU.
tu-l.jni .f it; l3 iarorile
ED 8. ALLEN
C rn! in
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nOSIShKI'S .JiiEJt",
l'i.li nlfi.t. '--.i l!i: T!m4ay
i.ii-'it. .V. f.u-r .lln- .- ii !Wv Vrldajr
l4.lit.' n.-r : li.l'.f' l'- .t-l
priclf.flit lie. 2ic, Mat, anr , lie
, f -. s.:n-"..v
bus aw at' raisCE"-
Tbaulmu-r T i--! -"i imi t-urUit
Mmi-'f ifrjl) . .
T,. y-.rt.ritr Ii i-i. M.n " Mall; llran.s,
i.i,.! "Wtw iini" r Vriv' Ai'K (umniy.
jih- -AIiM.'StffOX --IIK-.
GIVEN
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rvrnmor
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"THE
IKliTEL OOIEOII
THE HOUSE OF WELCOME
PARK AND ALDER STS.
PORTLAND. OR.
In the theatTc and shi pping dbtrtct. one block
irom any carlin. Ratt.-i. $1.00 pert day and up;
"with bath. $1.50 per dav and up. : -TAKE
OUR EROWN AUTO-'BUS
C. W. Cornclhts, Prop. H. E-Fletcher, -Mgr.
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