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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-19
MOTORCYCLE SPEED KINGS
ARE TO RACE AT TACOMA

be spared 10 make the meet a sue.
cers for the racinR fans who are es.
pected TO come here from all parts
OF the northwest.
In order that the riders ulay b.
thoroiy familiar with the track. n
series Of tryouts viii be held several
days IN advance Of tho races.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-19
FREDDIE WELSH
BEATS FORBES

CALGARY. Aug. Is.--Frcddie
welsh. former worlds lightweight
champion. defeated Bert Forbes. OF
Vancouver. here in the main event
OF the Elks' smoker. The go went
the scheduled 10 rounds, and the for
mer champion was awarded the ref
erce's decision because OF his clever
ness. Forbes. however. put up a
good fight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-19

WASHINGTON State college and
w tho University OF Washington
win renew gridiron relations here
Thanksgiving day at the stadium.
The Cougars and sun Dodgers
played at Pullman two years ago
and Washington state. a biz favorlte
10 win. went down 20 defeat before
the fighting university team. then
coached BY Claude ]. Hunt
COUGARS
WON HERE
The year before that. on Thanks.
giving day Washington State de-
feated Washington on Denny field
In a decisive manner. the FIRST game
that the university had lost az home
for nine years. Benton ''Bing"
Bangs. star Cougar haifeack. was
the big factor In the state college
victory.
Last year the two teams did not
tangle.
Washington state went down 20 q
crushing defeat before California AT
Berkeley last season but came back
In remarkable style and defeated the
University Of Nebraska AZ Lincoln
BY a si.so score after a torrid struz
gic. The university team went thru
the most disastrous season In TING
history Of the school last year.
The Cougars have another power.
fui aggregation lined ur for this fall
Coach Gus WEIGH suffers only from
the loss Of GIiiss. the great fuiIback,
and Morry Sax. the star quarter.
back. who Is attending Stanford
u. or w. Is
DARK HORSE
Mystery shrouds the prospects q,
the University Of Washington. with
a new coach at the helm. expected
to teach absolutely different football
tactics. most anything that happens
may fail TO surprise the closest fol.
lower Of the university team.
Anyway. Seattle grid fans can ex.
pect TO eat their turkey dinner this
fall after seeing real football strug
gle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-19
He Leads
American
Hitters
r.,mer Coaster Is Setting
Dizzy Pace With Will
low for Detroit Tigers
ny IEn IL IAsSEN


ms $3.50
who used Ia wear
the livery Of the
san Francisco
Seals. shows nc
agns Of cracking
In his great work
with the willow
The Detroit out.
fielder Is leading
the Am ertc a n
lcag us hit'srs'
with a mark that
lowered around
.4ao for the past
month or 50.
Holman is said
20 n, the hardest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-19
Seals and
Indians
Split Pair
Seattle Wins First Game;
Solons Come Back and
Take the Second

SACRAMENTO. Aug. is.--Seattlo
ana sacramento broke even with
their double.hcader here yesterday,
the visitors taking the first by %
count and dropping the second BY n
80 score.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-19

DEFINITE NET RULES SHOULD BE MADE

ho the Northwest sectional championships
repc of
Of
a be a res o
nament
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-19
ncHrHlNpERs
ran COAST LEAGUE

mis- seems TO be . year for
fhanded hittcrS. Duffy Lew
4. Tub spencer. Hack Miller.
ny Bates. Bin kcuworthy. Ike
fss~ey. Joe Jenkins. PADDY
srkn and Don Brown. the first
~ hitfrrS in tfsc Coast league.
~ ali rightiandcrx
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-19
POLICEMAN TO
BOX BRENNAN

NEW YORK. Aur. Hilary
Darncillc. the washington. u. c.. 20
hccman. will flgh, Bin Brennan In
is-round 80 in New Haven. Conn.
on September J.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-19
0rCH IS HAVING
fREAT SEASON

tJshnry Couch. the san Francisco
rrninx star. Is having a great year
IN the Seals. He has tgned In
3 wins. being the first pitcher In
a. league 20 win tina, number Of
hrx He has lost Ak games. ac-
uasng TO the hast e,erages made
d Couch didn't look any too good
ssa he was in Seattle. the tribe
wing him tn one game and knock
& him out of the box In the other
& hat he started heres
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-19

Frank achuits. the veteran outneiter.
famous siagssr Of the old Chicago Cubs.
10 having a treat srasrn. lie IL playing
stellar bail for syraease. Ia tho Interna.
uonAi league.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-19
9srsE IS
ING GREAT

sysaking Of Coast league
1rhrrs. the work Of Harry
krxuse. the veteran Oakland
psthpaw. must not b. over
hskcd He has won II games
isr the Oaks and has lost but
slx Before this season started
y vzs picked for the hasbe~n
dr.. but Denny Carroll. the San
FHnciseo trainer. worked on his
m and did wonders for n. a.
~ pitching averages Of games
~ and lc<t show.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-19
Alexandra Gussave EIifel. who IN

1889 built the famous Eiffei tower In
Paris. recently gave an aerial tea
IN bis apartment in the top OF the
tower.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-19

After the show. wei go to Boldts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-19

meeting of the Seattle boxing commission. the
leading Seattle fight promoters and Mayor Caldweil,
held ut the mayors office few months that should
be of interest to Seattle fight fans, has come to light
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-19

'Hattsd See In eighth
ftAtted for tittsry Ia ninth-
fnastsd for Cock In ninth
rcsfs - innings.
tsattis ..-.-.s..s.. seeie e-e
raefafnsntn .-.s... iees eet 81
summary Ntoirn bar~s - Neliwitn
hopp Home ran-- acidrsd Threx bass
~ F- kopp, Two-baae hits - Mnii~ita.
nhcchan. Lane FAcrsfieu ta--Firsary
See nssrs on eaiis-ou Ftttsry 4. OF
Jacobs !. struck out--ffY Jacobs .. W
Fii,sFy 8. Double piays- stsfnpf 20 Ken.
rorthf 70 Hates. orr 10 AcgsffiEAn to
NaifWltE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-19

THIS Is JUST ANOTHER CASE OF WHERE THE
BOXING COMMISSION OF SEATTLE PULLED BONER
AND IT'S BEEN LONG TIME IN COMING TO
LIGHT.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-19
OAKS WIN
1 THRILLER

Los ANGELES. Aug. fs.--Cak
~ took a thinning contest from
y Apgsles here yesterday by IL.
: rcrA Crawford muffed RuegxS'
h h the 18th. allowing Vile to
IN TIE winning run
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-19

score ~ inninga,
Seattle ......-...f fefss "A
Ssrrsfserto .sss.s. eees =,
lnnirEr pitrhed-- Sirhavs =. pcruAr~e
is. Stolen hass-- Elliott. Horne runs
Patterson. kunt. kopr & Pick see Ear.
fifrs hit Elliott uaf~= en- taTis--Dfs
ksnE l. off Daiiey 4 struck ost-ns
Niehaus :. ~ Kars I. By DALEY 3 pop-
bic pisv--Ser ~ Bates Charge defeat to
Dasaarse. credit victory to kunz
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-19

the
agreed
forced suitcase
arrangements
Hon did but that he up the plans
the bout when he found that tho mayo didn't approve OF hu
a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-19

boxing commission went
In
Pavilion that
With tho boxing commission had already been closed
Il brpuglu Austin Salt that the
Pavilion not big enough such fighters Jack Biion who
expected The
who attended The Of champions and
hea,,scghs boxing seattle
Shortly after this meeting 1t is claimed the boxing COM
mission allowed show TO gQ,pn with Lee Andeison-who
had obtained decision ove lam Iangford short time
beforehand Terry Kear Jack Dempseys former sparf1ng
partner IL they weren't heavy>seighs then the People
Bank building Is higher than Mt. Rainier After that Brit
ton to Seattle and matched and fought Iravle
Davis under Hites direction.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-19
The Boxing Situation

Boring heads meet Nth MAJOR.
Executive discourd0es certain bouts.
And then commission sanctions them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-19

to Play
wv" Here
Washington State College
and University to Clash
Here Thanksgiving Day
ny TOM OLSEN

WASHINGTON State college and
w The University OF Washington
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-19

Jimmy walsh, now with N~wark.
IN the Ina ernstIonsI i-~Gur. l. club
bling the ball at . SIS pace He
us~si 10 play for Sesttie.
Evening journal., 1921-11-08
AT THE ALDINE

Six acts OF superior vaudeville and
a feature picture of distinction give
patrons OF the Aldine theatre. Mar
ket at Eighth street. a genuine
amusement feast. Those who like
musical comedy will find much to
please in THE Love Lawyer" a clev-
err skit written along amusing lines
and containing a wealth Of tuneful
songs Lew Seymour is the featur-
ed performer and he is assisted by a
beauty chorus that can sing and
dance as well as look good to the
eye. Harrison and Warren, late
musical comedy stars present some
new songs and some original patter
that is mirth-p provoking. George W.
Moore gives an unusually clever ex-
hibition OF comedy juggling; Hall
and West in Taking a Chance" have
a genuine novelty that includes sing
ing, dancing and a pianologue: The
Three June Girls present an array OF
songs and novelty dances; and Dix
on, Lynch and Dixon. as '''The Three
Rubes" show that they are talented
musicians as well as agile acrobats.
Good and Evil" the feature picture
Is one OF the most smashing spec
tacles ever screened. It's leading
role is Interpreted by the beautiful
Lucy Doraine, one Of Europe's most
talented screen artists and II enlists
the services Of ten thousand actors
i'm its various scenes.
Evening journal., 1921-11-08
Ar THE SAVOY.

When we go to see a Harold Lloyd
comedy, a lovely feeling Of content
ment overcomes us as we ooze
down in our chair with absolute
faith in this comedians ability 10
give us good clean laugh.
when we went TO the Savoy theatre
yesterday to see his newest comedy
u Do" we were not disappointed
rather we were doubly happy, for
81 Do sparkles with originality and
enervesces with laughs.
Harold Lloyd and his leading lady
Mildred Davis. have parenthood
thrust upon them suddenly and un-
expcctedly when a brother-in-law
entrusts his young hopefuls to their
inexperienced care.
Lioyd's adventure with the bahy's
bottle is side-splitting and is only
one OF the numerous laughs in his
latest comedy
The other part OF the big douDie
program is featured by Eugene
O'Brien in his latest Selznick pic
ture "The Last Door" in which Mr..
O'Brien is cast in the role Of a gen
tlcman crook known as "The Mag
nett and his rendition of this diff
cult part is probably the best thing
that Eugene O'Brien has done in a
long time.
The picture abounds with thrills
and intense moments
Evening journal., 1921-11-08
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AT THE GARRICK

This weeks Keith program which
opened at the Garrick yesterday aft
ernoon with a matinee and evening
performance from the layman's
point OF view is the best yet pre-
sented at the theater since 1t became
Keith circuit house. One would
have to be a connoisseur OF no
mean ability to say which act
OF the seven presented was best. In
addition TO a good bill, there was an
unusually large audience.
While the "Hickyille Foilies" IS
listed as the headliner on the print
ed program. any Of the other acts
could III the bill. This act features
Brownlee's Rube Band. which IS an
old-time country and jazz band COM
blned Frank Alexander. Doris
Roach and Doc Cody are the prin-
ciples They do dancing and singing.
The scene IS laid in Hickville town
hall The rustic musicians and actors
created much amusement with their
way down. hum" acting.
To judge from the encores " elis,
Virginia and West in Two Sailors
and a Girl" made some hit.g The
acrobatic dancing stunts done by
Wells is nothing short OF remark
able. He was applauded again and
again by the audience. He is ably
supported by the other two members
Of the trio. Wells acting is even
more appreciated because Of the fact
that he is a mere boy.
stephens and Hollister presented
comedy sketch entitled Back IN
Beverly HIS" an Incident OF Cali
fornia bungalow life. The sketch is
well acted. and is both amusing ana
entertaining The girl is an excop-
tionally good singer and entertains
with lively songs.
Wilson brothers. "The American
Yodlers" in comedy skit, "The
Lieutenant and the Cop" do some
excellent singing and provide lots OF
fun.
Emma Frabell and brother do ac-
robatic stunts on the tight wire. This
couple not merely walk tho wire, but
waltz and fox trot on IL. Folettes
Monkeys present some comical
studies Of Simian sagacity. These
monkeys do anything from Juggling
to playing tho drums
Bob Milliken, character come
dian. received numerous encores
Last. but not least. Charles Chaplin
in his latest comedy. THE Idle
Rich" is shown. In this, his latest
picture, Charley is as funny. or per
haps funnier. than ever. The weekl,
Evening journal., 1921-11-08
Suburban Days Bargains in the Basement

S2ineh Dress Gingham in fashionable paids
35c quality. Suburban a yard
Ginghams special a yard
Colored Outing a
Rpplettes chidren's Rompers. a
Poplns.
very special for Suburban a a yard
quality white Blankets bed
all cotton soft Special a
Plaid Blankets
Days.
42-inch Brown Muslin medium weight a
80 WIDE special
S1OO.
Heavy Bleached Outing Flannel yards
attractive Special
n a yard.
Crash, a
heavy yard.
Towels large Special Suburban towels
for
Fancy Towels
81 inches
a yard.
Jack Horner and oliver Twist
$500 Suburban Days, $500
Babies White be at price,
they slightly dussoed
as
Coats fur-trimmed others velvet
others
Sa
Chndrens Hats during his SALE one-third off,
nnanf- EourthC
Evening journal., 1921-11-08
AT rHE ARCADIA

Bebe Daniels was the inspiration
of Elmer Harris when the brilliant
author was writing the story for
THE March Hare" in which Bebe
PLAYED yesterday at the Arcadia
Theatre.
It was not then very difficult for
vivacious Miss Daniels TO play the
part OF Lizbeth Ann Palmer who was
harum -scarum and the sort of a girl
evoryone's mother says is irresponsi-
bic and a terrible tomboy. But
public opinion mattered not at all
In Lizbeth AIMS life else she would
not have been playing baseball in a
side lot when she should be catching
a train for New York.
All the escapades of the story are
bright and amusing Behe fits
from one to the other with the grace
Of a butterfly and with the mischief
OF a little imp.
Her supporting company is excep-
tionally fine, being headed by Harry
Myers an unusual leading man and a
good one. Others in the company
are Helen Jerome Eddy, Melbourne
Mcdowell, Grace Morse and May
Kelso.
Evening journal., 1921-11-08
AT THE oUFFN


The hrst days showing OF tho
triple-bill program at the Queen
Theatre was a big one. Biggest
crowds In weeks were in attendance
The matinee was noticeable for the
number OF children present whose
interest was wrapped up IN rip Van
Winkle' and in a desire TO see their
own moving picture "A Romance of
Wilmington"
Rip Van Winkle" is a delight 10
all who have read the book ana seen
tho play. The photoplay follows in
charming detail and in suggestive
settings all the pictures that Wash
ington irving presents by his smooth
descriptions in the written story
Rip is a lovable old idier when pre-
sented by Thomas Jefferson. The
good natured but indolent Dutchmar
is always ready for a drink and al.
ways there with a good and a fine
wish for his friends and neighbors
The iore-laden hills of the Catskills
seem 70 breathe forth the very spirit
Of the piece
"A Romance OF Wilmington. f"
judging from the applause that fol-
lowed It's showing and the constant
laughter while IL was on view. is a
big hit Familiar faces and familiar
places look good on the silver screen.
Buster Keaton's comedy THE
Goat" further added TO the nirth OF
the program. There Is only one
Buster and he is by far one Of the
Evening journal., 1921-11-08
TOILET GOODS
For Suburban Days-SpeciaI Pric

For Suburban Days-Special Prices
Hot Water Bottles; regular s1.0O ones,
for 7sc.
special lot for sf.f0; another lot OF
regular $500 ones for Sf.50.
Albodon Tooth Paste. f7c a tube.
Sanitol Tooth Paste f7c a tube
Palmolive shampoo large size; regularly
75c for this sale for SOC.
Palmolive Vanishing Cream or Cold
Cream, soc.
Eszeco Cleansing Cream; regularly soc
jars now 29c.
Large bottle OF Peroxide, 22c
Rose Bath Soap, &c cake.
A special lot Of bonnet mirrors; regularly
$500, now $3.50; regular $3.50 mirrors.
special. S4.25.
Partisan Ivory Puff Boxes and Hair Re
ceivers TO match; regularly S125 and $3.50,
now Sf.OO each.
Toilet Goods-First Floor
Evening journal., 1921-11-08
MORE AIR FREIGHrs.

MANCHESTER. Eng Strong.
standardized truck" airplanes are
being planned to carry freight be-
tween such cities as Manchester and
Lyons. Railways are showing a
growing interest in commercial air
planes
Evening journal., 1921-11-08

GLASGOW. Scotland-Police are
trying to trace the ownership of an
antique cross said to be worth $780,
900 and to be an Italian art treasure.
1t was found in a dealers shop here.
Evening journal., 1921-11-08

An event OF double importance
will be the appearance Of William
Gillette under the Charles Frohman
management in The Dream Maker" "
at the Playhouse, as the reopening
attraction for three nights COM
mencing November IA with a mat
inee Wednesday This is because
that in addition to playing the star
part Mr.. Gillette is the dramatist OF
the play; and those who recall his
appearance in previous plays from
his own pen including Secret Serv-
ice" Held by the Enemy" and
sherlock Holmes" will realize that
this makes for an unusual combina-
tion of dramatic excellence. In
"The Dream Maker" it is said with
certain air OF mystery. that Mr..
Gillette will have a typical Gillette
role. That would seem to mean a
character which proceeds calmly
and suavely throught the various acts
meanwhile pulling all the strings
that accelerate the action and move
the other characters into all sorts Of
exciting situations.
Evening journal., 1921-11-08
Ar NM MAJESTIC

Alice Lake presented very good
part in her picture "Over the Wire"
which opened yesterday at the Ma
jestic Theatre. Dramatic roles
seems to be the forte Of this brilliant
young beauty.
Arthur Somers Roche's story
"Over the Wire is one OF vengeance
and woman's cleverness as combat
ing with mans strength and re-
sources. To Miss Lake is given the
role Of Kathleen Dexter a younl
beauty whose brother committed
suicide when threatened by a MAJ
name Grammar. The sister blame
Grammar and sets out upon her mis-
sion OF hatred and vegeance TO brinl
ruin upon that man.
Alice Lakes work in the chief rol,
is a delight Never does she overdc
dramatic scene neither does she
remain cold to its intensity and de-
mands. She is just right.
Her supporting company is headed
By Albert Roscoe who gives a faith
ful portrayal OF the role OF the Amer
ican business man who had a heart
beneath the steel and brain Of his
exterior. Alan Hale and George
Stewart are in the supporting COM
pany
Evening journal., 1921-11-08
Suburban Days Only
Women'S
Union Suits

The famous for comfort
and wear-"Viola" Union
Suits in silk and wool and
cotton and wool, in fall and
winter weight. For Sub
urban Days only a special
sale of two styles; last year
$500 and $3.50 a suit. in
Dutch neck. elbow sleeves
and ankle length or high
neck. long sleeves. ankle
length. Either style. as long
as they last for Suburban
Days only. $1.95 a suit.
Underwear-First Floor.
Evening journal., 1921-11-08
BOILING RICE

II you would keep the boiled rice
very white and keep the kernels sep
arate, put few drops Of lemon juice
in the water in which you boil it.
Evening journal., 1921-11-08
!l1[1e(SG1rpG1dl

cleverest, most amusing, most orig
ing comedians the screen knows.
inal, most capable and most divert
The Goat is just one succession of
clean. wholesome and hearty laughs.
Evening journal., 1921-11-08
MUSLIN NIGHT GOWNS


Kimono style. regularly S1.0O;
Suburban Days, 74c.
Striped Gingham Skirts, with
iounce, cut full. 44c; extra size,
60c.
Flannelette Boomers with
rufnes; special. Csc each.
Striped Flannelette Petucoats.
with hounce, 59c; extra size.
75c.
Second Floor.
ENVELOPE CHTNuSE
Nicely made Of good muslin.
trimmed in lace or embroidery.
Special for St.19 each.
Evening journal., 1921-11-08
PREVENTING MOLD

Add drop Of carbolic acid to the
paste or mucilage and it will not
mold.
Evening journal., 1921-11-08
Glow Specials
For Suburban Days

Gents Mocha Gloves. in grey;
all sizes. for $1.25 a pair.
16-button length Fownes'
Filosette Gloves, in all colors,
Sf.75 a pair.
Strap wrist, heavy suede
Gloves. with embroidered backs,
in grey only; special. S1.95 a
pair.
Glove Dept.-First Floor.
Evening journal., 1921-11-08
arnE nREAM MAKER.v =

Pathe News reel. Aesop Fables and
Topics OF the Day make up the bill.
Evening journal., 1921-11-08

With These Special
|
Stamped Bungalow Aprons all ready made regularly $loo' Suburban
Days &c each
usually $lOO for Suburban Days
77c
Stamped Night ready made stamped in patems regularly
Is 90; for Suburban Days 69c each.
Turkish Towels for crochet edges These have cOod bOrder c
flor ones for and soc on 44c each
45inchro
ISL each
Wonens of quality, ST. 90
lin Suburban Sale for $1.19 Art Dept-Frst Floor
Evening journal., 1921-11-08
Long -sleeved
MUSLIN GOWNS

with V-neck. trimmed with
tucks and ruffles. Special at
S1.25.
Cut good and full these nice
warm striped hannelette petit
coats are special for Suburban
Days at soc each; in the extra
size. 75c each.
Evening journal., 1921-11-08
Women's Flannel
etc Nightgowns

with double yoke and cut full, regu-
larly here for Sl.00; Suburban Day,
7oc.
Universal Flannelette Nightgowns,
with or without collars and double
yoke, well made of extra quality fan
nelette; regularly sl.50 and sl.75;
special for Si.1o. Extra size in the
same quality, regularly sl.e5. Sub
urban Day price, s1.6s.
Second Floor.
Evening journal., 1921-11-08

Come this week will be glad show you the good points of
deservdy famous Merode hand finished underwear whether
ready your Fall and Winter Underwear not
The prices this considerably lower than they
Underwear-Fnst Floor
Evening journal., 1921-11-08
Serge and Tricotine Dresses

of highgrade material beautifully made the newest
and most fashionable lines; complete showing from
Ss95 to $3.50 each
Peter Pan Dresses much used by the little girls
here in excellent quality serge at e5 TO $3.50
Guimpe Dresses, serge and all wool jerseys So5 each
Threepece Gumpe Suits allwool heather Jersey that
regularly $3.50, here for Suburban Days at
S11.o5 each
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-10-15
FRANCHISE OF POWER
COMPANY DOES NOT
PERMIT HIGH RATES

That the petition Of the Pacific
Power and Light Co. for an increase
in gas rates is contrary to the spirit
and letter Of the franchise under
which the company is operating in
PendlctOn now is disclosed by the city
ordinance wh ch embodies the condi-
tiona under which permission was or
iginally granted the corporation
One section Of the ordinance.
which was adopted by the city coun-
ell of Pendleton November s, 1905.
provides that the following condl-
tions shall be observed by the COM
pany:
THE quality Of the gas to be man
ufactured, sold and delivered to the
consumers of the city of pendleton,
shall be equal to that manufactured
sold and delivered to consumers in the
city Of Portland Oregon, the price of
gas charges at all times during the
life of said franchise shall not exceed
so per 1000 feet for fuel only $2.25
per $1,000 fet for fuel and light and
$3.50 per 1000 feet for light only"
The new rate win be S2,67 per
1000 feet.