The Oregon daily journal., February 26, 1906, Page 12, Image 12

THE OREGON. DAILY JOURNAL; PORTLAND. MONDAY EVENING. TZZT.VAY X
TIRED OF THE RED
VTICKET REIGfl
? Paul Rader Confident That Peo-
. pie Will Rise and Defeat
r Will of Corrupters. '
or happiness. If .the. people of, Oregon
gave more power to the Jlquor traffic?
If xoti vote, for their amendment you
vote to put mora power In their hands,
- "Surely wo are tired of the red tloket
reign. Wo believe -that this' business
too long baa had Ita hand and money
ready to defeat thsNrlll of the majority,
and defy the law. ' The reform .wave ia
widening and we believe the people will
aee the corruption and aria to defeat
the will of theae corrupter." , ' v
WHEN PEOPLE KNOW, HE
J SAYS, THEY DOWN EVIL
HighvMinded Men - in P, Months
Have Risen as Champions of Right
and Exposed Secret Workings of
Money-Getters. '. ' li-V''
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r laulvHader. Superintendent of. the
state Antl Saloon league, talked yeter
dajr morning,; oil, "Amerlca'e Reform
Wave" at the First Presbyterlaa church,
saying In part:- . .- i
The only -way to continue corruption
In America la to keep the knowledge of
It from the people.4 Let he people
. know It. let all- the people know it and
;' the spirit of reformation which reforms
' will be at high tide. Within the past
months, men, high-minded men, have
arisen as champions of right and pulled
the covering from the secret working
ft' money setters, and exposed them.
though they were, high In authority, 4
i the gase of the Whole people.' Lei an
' the people see and right will follow
' fast In the footsteps of reform..
-The truths and underlying principles
.' which, are requisite , to human happi
ness t believe are apparent to all. At
tack those principles.- those truths and
the great feeling heart of the American
" people la awakened. Prove to -them
that the laws which they believe are
framed for the people, are being violated
and used to enrich' a' selected class, or
an Individual, nd they will arise en
' masse against the violators.
Tha Homse of Dollars. "-
-."' 1 "This day, when men have called our
senate the house of dollars." is the
" day when America, as never before, lifts
. her voice and through the noise of this
' icform wave calls for statesmen, serv
ants of our people. Our forefathers
threw off the yoke of religious doml-
' nance; It la for us - to put away the
dominance of the politician, and aa en
lightened cltlaens understand, all of us,
the privilege of government which Is
UTS. .
"Political corruption and the corrup-
- tlonlsts are In the limelight now; msy
that llghtinot cease to 'shine until all
. the people see . the moneyed Interests
which are trying to defeat tha will of
the majority. . Greatest of all moneyed
' Interests now working to influence the
vote of the people are the liquor deal
era. Have they not already planned to
' put before the people of this state In
the 'coming June--election ian 'amend
ment to the present local option law,
which' amendment. If not defeated, will
ruin the present law, and leave them un
checked in their further work of cor
ruption? - -
' ' U Shan Bnlef t ' '
v "Shall these men. who go no Sabbath
day without breaking the laws of the
state of Oregon, who aet at naught the
laws of the people, come now and dictate
a law to the people and ask them for
their approval? Shall these lawbreakers
have the vote of the majority of the
people of Oregon approving their amend
ment? They are asking the people of
. O reran to give them free hand to
carry forward their money getting. Do
the liquor dealers deserve any . more
privileges? Would It be Just and right.
. would It help society, would It enlighten
the people, would It bring prosperity
DODGE TEMPTATION.
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mv. WiUlam Xr Vpahaw Bays Ke Would
as Moon Flay artless ahos as Cards.
I would as soon take my boys into
the woods and say to them, "Come, let's
have a game of rattlesnakes,' aa to sit
down with them to a pack of cards,"
said Rev. William V. Upehaw, pastor of
ths .Mississippi Avenue Congregational
church. In the course of a sermon last
evening, and continued: "If your par
ents have no mora sense than to tempt
you with the wine cup or carda In the
home, then go 'to some decent neighbor's
and apend your evenings.
"The strength of temptation Ilea not
so much in the temptation itself ss in
the response It 'finds In the individual
tempted. Temptation Is but a sugges
tion, a spark. If' the sparer falls- upon
a; 'cake of ice on the river It does no
harm, but if it falls upon the dry moss
of your roof or Into a pile of powder
there will be something doing. The
powder Is yours, the spark only is the
devil's. If you know your weak points,
guard them with eternal vigilance and
remember, that every man is tempted
when he Is drawn away of his own
lusts and enticed, ' '
"Better avoid temptation. Many a
young man has started out to-see lift
and baa seen death and hell Instead.
and never cams back to report; like the
man wno looked into the crater of the
volcano, ha saw what waa there, but his
knowledge wss dearly bought Men
have looked to see what was- In tho
wine cup and have found a viper colled
at the bottom. They have gone Into
the houae Of lust and found that the
and thereof was death bitter, rotten
death. ' Many a man has eought to learn
something about the evlla of gambling
and learned It to his ruin, and I say to
you, young men. the more you know
about some things the mora you ought
to be ashamed of knowing. . Keep away
from ..temptation." . - . ..
WAR DISTILLED SIN.
t '
a, S. MocUey Says Material Cost
' ' of Stta Zs Bnonaoaa. -.
rWhat You Pay for Tour Fun" was
the subject of Rev. E. R Muckley'e ser
mon at the First Christian church last
night, delivered to a large audience.
, - "The material oost of sin Is enor
mous." said Mr. Muckley. . The war
debt of Christian nations la over $15.
OO.00S.S00. War is distilled eln. It's
hell. The money value alone of lost
lives ls: a fearful economic loss. .Each
able-bodied man Is worth at least a
inouaana aoitar a year to his eom-J
raumiy. - is appalling io think of how
many years of human life have been
cut off by war. v i
The places of trios In our city cost
many times more to support thaa the
Churches.... Sin. is expressive. . The moral
loss cannot be estimated.
. The devil Is the arch deceiver. Re
bids 'you pluck a beautiful rose, but
says nothing of tho viper lurking In
its branches to sting you to death. He
leads you along a shady pathway, ths
birds . singing overhead, the flowers
blooming at your feet, but says nothing
of the hidden precipice over which you
will plunge to ruin. He leada you along
the beautiful seashore, but tells you not
of tho quicksand, where you -will sink
Into horrible death. Bin Is failure, de
feat Rlghteouaness Is success and vic
tory. Break on from sin before Its
serpent colls crash out your Ufa Ac
cept Christ, . who has coma with power
to save you from your sin."
: Fief tried atoek Ceased weeds. - '
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SAILING SHIPS TO
GARRY LUMBER
J. S. Day Would Charter Vessels
to Take Oregon Fir to '
Manila.
PHILIPPINE HARDWOOD ;
:F0R RETURN CARGOES
II r. Day Says If Boats' Can B Se
cured Portland Will Have Lumber
Yard and Valuable Trader-demand
for Woods Great. , '" ' , '
I Slf - SUITS i v?
( aT aa. l v m u I m m sri ' I - 1 .f B i. U I ataw w w i
I XTKt II SSSSS' tM ... . ' . . . ' fill . . I sT'.
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J. S. Day. superintendent of the Phil
ippine Lumber AV Commission company
of Manila, la still working hard to se
cure charters for sailing ships between
Manila and Portland.' Leaving hers tho
vessels would take Oregon fir and other
woods to the Islands and upon their
return voyage .bring Philippine . hard
woods. - . -'
"I am sincere when I say I want
ehlpa," remarked Mr. Day. "If I can
get them it means. a. big. lumber yard
for Portland, besides an increase Jn Its
harbor tonnage, out and ln.
"This week I got an order for Philip
pine bard wood from an Indianapolis
firm. There is a demand for It in this
country You have a building In- thla
city, and a large one,rtbe plans and pe
ctncatlons for which called for. Philip
pine .hardwood finishings. . Thsy could
not be put in because the wood was not
hsre. Once we get our. lumber yard es
tablished and our woods introduced, ws
will build up "a trade that will add to
Portland's commercial standing. :
"Hard woods are growing scarce In
this country, and architects are looking
across the ocean for their material. We
have it In almost unlimited quantities.
And Portland will get our business if
we can secure the ships.- Seattle has
been eliminated. The fight now lies be-
WE have been running this SALE three years and have sold
THOUSANDS OF SUITS at this -price. - ;
If you will look in o,ur windows and compare, these with suits at
$15 and $20 in uptown stores you will wonder how .we do it.
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WHEN YOU SEE IT IN OUR AD ITS SO
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MOTES.
THIRD
m OAK
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tween Portland and San Ttanclsco, with
our people leaning toward your city."
:;.' At Osntral Ohrlstlaa Oharah.
. Tho attendance of members and visit
ors at the Central 1 Christian church.
East Twentieth and Salmon streets; yes
terday, both morning and evening., was
a vivid demonstration of the affection
of the membership' and people of the
community for the pastor. Rev. J. F.
Ghormley, who has been absent In the
east for nearly two months. Nearly
every seat was occupied, and the cor
dial greetings extended, the minister
were numerous as they were hearty.
Tho Christian Endeavor society baa ar
ranged for a reception for ths pastor,
members and friends of the church, to
be held on Wednesday evening. March
T, to which all are Invited. .
ttwat novel sy
Bavl erahaasj rhUllpe, wm laisreea
yoa, for H deals with the eKlsg' prob
lems of praetloal aawloaa poUtloa. Zt
will nomwanna In next BTaaaays for
Be aura aad get tm,
V Thft horae. of .the
$1 AWEEK
plan bids you como
and - see their new
Spring Suite and Top
Coats the choicest
v models from tailors
i 'making only the.
y very Choicest goods.
, AGAIN WE SAY.
$1 A WEEK
EASTERN
OUTFITTING
COMPANY
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WASHINGTON
AND TENTH STS
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Evorythlng's fixed up everybody
smile everybody's happy the strike
Is everted. BtlU, wo had fortified ear
eel ves with a big heap of
COAL,,
From every mine that sella Its product
In this market, so if your bin Is empty
yoa can get tho very lowest prtoeo and
Immediate aervlos If yon will .
King Up Phone Main 3778
Vulcan Coal Co.
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Our Sewing Machine sale bids fair to be.a hummer. - It appears as if every other person in Portland intended to take advantage of the great Special
Introductory offer. - Only by special arrangements with a great manufacturer direct are we enabled to present these great inducements. If you can make use
of a high-grade Sewing Machine do not fail to investigate. By buying from the MANUFACTURER arid in CARLOAD LOTS we are able to save the
consumer all jobbers' and middleman's profits as well as a large percentage of.freiht charges. You really buy the best ;
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four assorted hemmers, quilter, foot
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