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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, MONDAY . EVENING, NOVEMBER 2, 1914, 121 15 FINED TRANSIENT WOMAN MERCHANT IS FOR VIOLATING LAW ,V. - -' : Mrs. -Helen leo of .Seattle Pleads Guilty of Infraction of Oregon Statute. J PENALTY FIFTY DOLLARS roprlto of Women's Wearing Ap- prl 109 SUA Sold Oood X ; without a jubs. I 4: - Through Attorney Bay . Sullivan atr. hiud no. proprietor - or a fashionable women's wearing apparel has in MutHa. r11i1 ullt-v In. tha municipal court tola morning to a "Vhant' license statute and was fined IA W .. mi. r 1 kj( ira. if o was 'arrested while at din ier at ue Portland Hotel Saturday . dent by R. E. Butler, special officer . ex me - eity license department, foi . lowing an Investigation which re i . vealed that she was coming to i Fort- land at Intervals of three or four months with1 a large stock of modish rarments, many of them just Im ported from Europe, and selling direct . to Portland women, without taking eat the license for transient rner- t chants which Is $20 a day or 1250 a month. - I Woman Zs Arrested, er arrest was caused after a 1 prominent down town merchant had eat ene of his saleswomen to Mrs. Iro and she . purchased direct a slue Shirtwaist for ISO. Officer Butler, with J. S. Hutehio . son. Inspector of licenses' for the city. : has been working on the ease for ever a year, hut Mrs. Igot they assert, r has evaded the law by merely taking eraere for tne garments here and send' fitting the garments hr, and on pre kext of alteration, sending them back to Seattle to be returned to this city ; fcf' express. . . - She had no defense te make, how over, to the purchase outright of the : waist by the saleswoman. After ar -rest she put up ISO bait and left fot Seattle. i There has been much complaint from , local . merchants against j out of town 'dealers coming here and selling ex ; penslv wares in this wy. Mrs. I go, - they assert, secured her Portland cus : tomers from the Blue Book. i Cards Are Xssaed. She advised them of her visits to this eity with a. handsome engraved ' card, and her trade is said to have ' been very large. She brought a corps of attendants, models, fitters and so on, anywhere from threw to six per ' sons in number each time, and secured the most expensive parlojr in the hotel - for exhibition purposes The wives f,nd members of leading .Portland mer chants are said to have patronised her - to the loss of the local trade. . When warned on previous occasions, she said she wag acting within her v- BEAD TUB JOURNAL . . . BUIXETIXS ' ' In order that Portland voters may get returns on' Tuesday's election, state, cojanty and na tional, as early as possible,. Tne Journal has secured : a 'special . ' leased wira report by the United ; Press for Tuesday night, special wire reports from all the coun ties of the state on the same evening, and a large force of messengers will collect returns from precincts of the city. Bul letins showing the progress of the count will be thrown on a screen in front; of The Journal building tomorrow evening. Arrangements h a v e b een made with the telephone com panies for extra telephone facu lties, so that those unable to read the bulletins may ask for and receive election informa tion over the ; telephone from their homes, i READ THE JOURNAL BUIOiETINS MEASURE PROVIDES FOR CONSOLIDATION OF CITY AND COUNTY Economy' Is Urged as Chief . Virtue In Measu re to Be Voted on Tomorrow, CHAMBER OPPOSING ACT Commercial ? Body Suggests What Zt Consider More Simple Xea&s fot Seomrlng San End, has recommended that the amendment I denartment within the last fiv days be rejected, saying that a plan of con-J on such charges, in oach icas the vi- aenc snowing, etoro and . house ret bery. -" Threa of s the "'. hoys have . ad mitted holding op women; . . The nino lad have been operating in the middle cast aide district. Three of -them are in JaiL 81x1 wore booked and snt home with Instruction to report to detective headquarters this afternoon at 2 o'clock. In custody are William Smith, Laifayette Copley apd Stanley Gray. Those sent home are Harold Cresswall. Bert Slihernocel, Gerald Knowles, Harry f Shank and solidatlon permitting the Oimlnation of oupucauon 01 city, county ana ecnoi district offices, but not changing the boundary lines would be simpler, more economical and i more ,, generally - satis factory. The matter of taxation, the Chamber of Commerce committee says, could v be adjusted : by - creating tax zones, with a" lower rate for the out lying district than for the dty proper. Nine Youths Are Taken by Police Boys Taken Zato : Custody Ja Connee tlonrtt Alleged Burglary Cases j - : Three Held, in gau. . JKIne more boys were taken into cus tody yesterday afternoon by the de tective department for burglary. This makes 20 boys taken in charge by , the Jefferson Harbke. The boyS are from IS to IT years of age. Smith,' Copley and Gray , were ar rested at Sal East Pine street, where they had bidden a quantity sf . candy and small articles taken from Union avenue stores. -Detective -Captain Baty with OetecUves Grtstm and Vaughn, caught the lads last evening In the act of going under the house to get - the stolen goods. The boys confessed - and : implicated . others. Parents of the lads this morning ap peared at the . detective bureau and were unable te believe their gens were guilty.- At 2 o'clock; this afternoon the eases will .come up in the munici pal oourt. . i STOCK Or-CONES DAMAGED Bxplesion of a coal oil stove on; the premises of tha Electric Sugar Cone company makers of Ice cream cones, at 144-4 East Washington street re sulted in a fire causing 91009 worth of damage this morning. Almost the en tire stock f eones on hand - was de- , . arj stroysd by water. ' ' Sh machinery , valued at 14000,' was ? Its fie damaged. The second floor ef the fj De building, used as a rooming house, rarered com paratively Uitle damage IfS The - Kle'- trie -Sugar Cont cpmpsnjffls operated hjr H. Miller." ' W That an Increase efati -" disor ders is due to an lncrea, w 4n the use of r wireless . telegraphy. S overcharging . we n?ww - vys( mffff js nw th atmesphere wtth : elotAclty, is a theory advanced by a' Eueftean physi- 1. rights, according to the advice that had been furnished by a local attorney, Dealers of this i kind, the officers say, come to Portland from 6an Fran clsoo, Chicago and New, York... and evade the local license law in the same way. Against two others, however, Mr, Hutchinson asserts, he has evi dence ef sales direct, and, will prose- out them as soon a. they arrive. State Has No Funds For the Foundlings Appropriation by Zasf legislature Ztas Been Bxhaurted and Institutions Most Oet Along as Best They Can, Salem, Or.. Nov. 2.- It waa an nounced today by :Secretary Of State Oraott that the "orphans and found ltngsf appropriation of f 28,000 has been exhausted, and that it will be Impossible to make further payments.,, Tn payment or tne quarterly allot ment f(r the Albertlna Kerr Nursery home, a total of $925.8. and for the Boys and Girls' Aid society, a total of (1203.14, due September SO, cannot be made. The sums due St. Mary's home. Baby home, : Christy Home for Girls and 8t Agnes' foundling asylum for the quarter ending September 20 were mad before i the fund was ex hausted. . For the quarter ending December 30. and until the legislature make an ap propriation, the homes for orphans and foundling must provide funds from private sources to defray ex penses. The announcement followed th re ceipt of a letter from the Albertlna Kerr Nursery .home, stating that the money for the quarter ending Septem ber is badly needed. GOVERNOR MISSED TRAIN Salem, Or Nor. Governor West today missed train connection is Portland .and as a; result was unable to make addresses. He returned this forenoon to Salem. Constitutional authority for the con solidation of r Multnomah- county and Portland Will b provided by passage of the amendment 204-201. on the bal lot for tomorrow election. " The amendment say that any eeun ty having a city of more than 100,000 population may consolidat eity and county by making th boundaries co terminus and co-extensive. This mean making the boundaries identical. Th amendment is - of general - application, but as a matter of fact, would affect nly Multnomah county, as it Is ths only Oregon county hsving a city, Port land, of more than 100.000 population. The present state requirements a to slse and population of a county ar not ehanged that Is to say, not less than 400 square miles and 1200 popu lation. The present area of Portland is S2.40 square miles, so this would mean almost quadrupling the area of the present eity. The are of Mult nomah oounty is 451 squar miles, sq if the area, in the process of consolji. dation should be reduced to the pres ent legal minimum there would be '1 square miles lerr. it is oovious mere would not be enough area remaining to create a new county and it 1. ques tionable if the population in the re maining are would equal the legal minimum. The .amendment further provide that provision may be made through the initiative or bjr th legislature for ths annexation of the remainder by adjoining counties, and this would probably b the court heuld con solidation of Portland and Mult nomah county be attempted under the amendment. C ' The amendment was -referred to the people by the legislature and argu ment in favor of It adoption is submitted by a legislative committee consisting of State Senator Robert S. Farreli and Representatives Jay K. Upton and C. J. Forstrotn. They say that duplications in the following offices could be ended by consolidation: County and city audi tor, county and city , treasurer, coun ty and city attorney, county surveyor and city surveyor engineer, county and eity school superintendents, coun ty and city commissions, county sher Iff and city chief of police, also that under consolidation there would b no further need' for a county and dty jail, a county and eity rock, pile, a county courthouse and, a eity hall. Th Portland Chamber o& Commerce IDU FOR CONGRESS yy-L- )J r ! Ilk )M j ON m :-'h n n n fi ii a n a n Mk , M Ti n a h A hi V TT Tl U T7v 3 ' ' jfsiKe to jyec(s TT'w & v. ',9 !Oeveinitlhi-IHIoiuir .fie Voters I s ABTXTTB Z. MOWLVOBY mmm.. you box yours mmmmmmww mmm '.VS. ::::W:::::X'."3 mmm mmmm V.'SSS.'-SSSS.VS.V. ::x:::::X:x-X:3 't.itXXrXXfX! .v.v.v.x.SvXv.S iWiv.x'M Sx'SSiS-Xv? X:X x-x-x :X;X :-55 lllliii :$x$::x$x':S:i The limit of going some in the amokirigs line is to make firs with s match, then hitch it to ajiminy pipe oraxnakin's dgarntte packedjprimful of Ptinc Albert I Meo-my! Gets T&i mighty pleased-like, and turns on the sunshine spigot inj your system very early in the A. M. Prince Albert wins every man who's game enough to hit the high spot at the cost of a dime. Doesn't makeany difference what you think about being able to smoke a pipa or a roll-'em cigarette, you can and you will and get happy on every pulrif you'll nail your flag to tha mast of fins Albert ! th national joytmoko ; . Men, here's do -and quality and flavor and .fragrance. Get a whiff or a puff of P. A. out of a pipe or from a maldn's cigarette and you've just got to have more. Tastes so good iff , right hard to wait till the next fire-up. Became P. A-can't bite your tongue I Bite's cut out by a pf tinted process. Paste thai in your hat! You put; yourself on the road to contentment. . nee Alhwrt U kJJ In topm rJ ftesa. tidv rmd tins. 101 mlaoin kmdnnm mommM m4 kelf'Po lumidartm R. J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO CO. WinstorvSalem, N. C As a fitting climax to the cam paign of misrepresentation which has been carried on all over the State of Oregon by the Dental Trust in a fanatical effort to defeat Den tistry Bill 3 40, a barefaced fake to deceive the voters was attempted in woman voter, can not consist the Portland Sunday newspapers. fwosuVfragr.:!!? These high-minded," "ethical," ?hn;.Sf. h" 1 Wafl self-appointed "guardians of the otmu public health printed a list of pa i Dry voter can not vote for Fjegei, pers in z pzid advertisement which s he Is lined up with the saloons, V . I . , , , supporting local option or "Hom tliey said were opposing tne den-, Rule," and opposing statewide and na- v:i1 I U 4-U A tionwide prohibition, in congress, his tistrv DilL in i order to maKe tne Democratic "local self government" t , , Ja view will turn him ainst oationai list as large and impressive as pos w;"o?. .w. sible. papers were included which are uniting to elect Arthur i. Mouiton, 2xt in f avor of the bill. Evidently candidate f the Progressive- party, A" , . , r7 . , UW" J, which has a national woman suffrage fhg TniST- TnOIlPTlt tneie Tlflt plank in it platform, and of the Pro. WC l lU&l UlUUglH U1C1C Wld UUl ttoirowpmor1011 UHd f" tme enough to expose the trick be- A a1 AXaA m a 4- T Va M jav Xm eM a war (Paid ad. by Arthur I. Mouiton. Port-1 1UIC ClCCUtJll, UUL 1 llilVC UCCU CA' pecting this, arid on this page will be found telegrams and extracts from papers showing how the Trust is being lambasted and proving the , list as printed was faked. l5 ha. il XS RiJ W CoUent. lotorja. Or.. Hot. 1-14. E H. (Hinlass) ?arkrf Sixth and fashn. Sis., ' ' rortlsndOrs. The Astoria hai&t Is not apposed to th Dentistry bill, i a It believes th present bill off erod by rainless Parkar vill CiTs. tlie state of Oracon jprofesslonal freed cc that riv t b grsnti4 in very state in the Union, The day and age of aUegod.os4icii trusts, dental trusts and ail . othr trusts it past.' ' .Tba istoria Badges, By ohn Cratks. K n Pi in V S 1 Li" land. Or.) Axixlii WSxIxW Le!OVe'XiEajs; &X::x::X:X!Xv mm. vmon M BILL xaaS $ '&&w&mmffikm&&& I 1 -a aaJmw mi 1 XX"XvXr r 1 2 .v,Cv.sw.v.v.vX'X,X,X,X,X"X'X"XO'X'XX,;,.,lrt. v :::: :Wxfr;xW L - tx$:$5K:KW iipllil Vf t ' v :g::X::;:::;:x:xV f , 1 . ' SiHSSixWS':1: ' rXvX'X-X-X-XvXi v ; t j : : .-JSSS?' 'PsSrX'I'XwW'X'Xi'Wv ' xxS?xXAX VI f 1:,.' ewrMtn4r . f9 Mftfty .;: , x?:w'W I ' B f X'SA'X'KC'X-y X . 'X'XvX'X'i'XvX'S 1 - ; . : s :-x-xx-x-x : y. :::::ixVx:xX:::X:::y -i.il" . vAwww.rwxrw?Kw :::::::::::!x::::y s-y pWfi'x'x':;: x'ix -i'" . - . - , . ' " . - . , - . - - - .- ' MARSHFXBLD RECORD: There should be no combined control of the business of looking after the teeth in Oregon. The statement that "ethical" dentists are the only ones who can properly treat a person is all iommyrot. The truth of the matter is that there are some ex ceedingly poor dentists now members of the Dental Trust .in Oregon, and some very superior dentists in the advertising colony oi dental doctors. ' Here is the gist ot the whole matter: The Dental Trust fears a state law which will regulate the prices which should be charged. Anyone who has had any experience in dental matters knows that one. pays for the. worte done by the Dental Trust according: to the I manner 1n which tae "ethical" doctor sizes one up. You go into tne office ef a Dental Trust member and he beams to sound out your various teeth which need looking after, and he will give you an "estimate" as to what the amount will be. The "estimate" varies lust as the "ethical" dentist's estimate of j your paying ability runs. , The only way to beat the Dental Trust is to vote asamst thit close organization and make it possible to have competition of a high order in Oregon A vote against the Dental Trust is a vote in the cause for a suffer ing and imposed-on humanity. AURORA OBSERVER: "Painless ' Parker." known as the adver tising dentist, has put anything but s "painless fear into the heart Of the Dental Trust, which is resorting to advertising to defeat the bill that Parker lias initiated dealing with the practice of dentistry. RECEIVED AT 126 Broy. Portland, Or. . 1770 0 W PAID 0RSC6S CVn Oft SOT 1 1914 pAiiLrss'' recant fOWTUKD '088001 -HI 4 ' ti JUTJ AI t0 TUC5 ADVjap DUX ICTJCXW TO lOTM A0AUlT IS57t;jt IT V 12231 WNNTON XEADER: Edgar & Parker, known as "Painless Parker," is administering the DentaV Trust of Oregon a solar plexus that is causing that alleged body to spar for wind. If we were in ur id school days we would shy. our castor and yell, "Raw for Painless Parker." ,. , i . . .. . . .. Tl I IWL I J S. PORTLAND OREGONIANs The dentists have a society and they declare it to b "unprofessional and dishonorable" to cut prices except in special circumstances. The penalties for unprofessional or dishonorable conduct are unknown to The Oregonianl Probably the Offenders are dismissed i from. the society or forfeit their licenses to practice, or both. Doubtless some dentist well up in the sacred code of dental ethics can inform The Oregonian. "J. No tmit in the world ever admitted that it was a trust. But all are inspired by a high and benevolent' desire to steady trad and keep out unfair tompetitioin. Th dentists-gecording to their bylaws, aim to ; control; prices sod keep out unfair competition. Painless Parker, who advertises and who has Various diplomas, is their model of an unfair " competitor. He gets the business. ) Howtnany dentists in Oregon, who got their diplomas years ago, as Parker did, would be willing to submit to'an examination of a hostile dental board? as the foundation of the press is being attacked indirect t he doctors' have stirred up a hornets' nest and doubtless' will be ,u merely "stung" enure mcjr re mrougn wun in campaign or rainicsf u rgraer. , 1 BANDON RECORD: in full control in Oregon. This bill strikes at the Dkl Trust, now At present dentists in Oregon charge about three times the amount charged for work in eastern By. keep ing out competent dentists, they can maintain their exjs ibitant charges for dental work. The purpose of the bill is to modify th reauirements for securing certificates of dentists. Vote for the bill id&reduce your dental bill. . . r ' fA ? . .r- Si : -s ;"..; CONDON TIMES: One of the bills on the ballot fl 'at ihould pass" ' is Dentistry Bill 340. The bill will knock l lit Jon boards 5 which Is something, as wef are overburdened with boata i i ad commi's-v sions that we can very well get along without. It wx klc'be well to L : tin v : r i SALEM 30 - MESSENGER: ASHLAND TIDINGS: The chief argument presented against th existing law defining the qualifications of dentists is that the set fos ters a dental trust, Which Is part and parcel of an ethical medical trust . .A 9 it1r'th etat nit la crtttno' nf th. t;Lt .1U . t Here's success to Painle? . i arker's bilP -' ..v. ; .. i v . . ". ; : - , r . ' 1 ' - ! ' : , h V WOODBURN INDEPENDENT: "Painless ParU f" certainly f a fighter to a finish, and will altogether likely, knock thi Oregon Den- . . r . a . ... i .Hi w. iai toara on tne persimmon ircet n is now possipie t mat tne uoaro regrets its past arbitrary policy. r ,'!'. ST. JOHNS REVIEW: Dr. Edgar R. Parker, b M r known as "Painless Parker," is having en uphill fight on his haf,'din breaking Into the good graces of the dental fraternity His r 't "crime" seems, to be his propensity for using; printers' ink tfi y. Now, if other professional men would suddenly develop a Kktpp jpensity, we believe that the fraternity could still keep its dignity i d do a .better business st the same time. It is time that professional ft pt broke away from the old . moss-covered idea that advertising their; business and method is undignified. ! j LENTS HERALD: A change in the law to a mo e rational and" sincere procedure of issuing, licenses would-not necess fri y lower the , standard of the profession, of whom. there are not a fW 'quacks and incompetents. In fact, it has been said that "maxuma"! ja Is lot to do with getting a license . - Vote 340 X Yes and Bust the Dental Trust mi. iftt: PA IN LE S S PA RKER , De ntist , (Tald Advertl y IL S. ragkev, sateHaat Trust BUg.) ,r.ir' r 3 ---- - "-'ST -. "t 1 k ' Portlsknd v. C