The Oregon daily journal., November 11, 1906, Page 8, Image 8

THE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 11. 1SS3.
SUFFRAGISTS' KITERHAL WAR STILL
TROUBLES UOLIEH OF PORTLAHD
Cry of Bosslsm Is Raised and Factions Rush to Defense and At-
.... . .. "--' :tack-Charges-nd Counter-Charges
'. Are Made.
""T Th blVternBroud Tiy th olaah
of taction at th recent election of U
Oregon Equal Suffrage" association ha
' not ret passed. Witness th following
;. latter:' :
, Portland. Nov. 10. To tha Editor of
Tba journal -Tho statement by .som of
' the officer, of tha Stat W, C. ,T. U.
that tho member" of he W. C. T.-U.
who attended the recent annual uf
frag onvntlon and .voted- with tha
antl-Duniway contingent., war not art-
'. lng officially wa a work of uperro
eatlon which wa no doubt prompted by
a misunderstanding of the condition
existing throughout tha suffrag rank
' and the misleading and exaggerated re
ports which hav been 1 given to th
pre in regard to that notable gether-
, lng. . 1
'An announcement wa mad In th
" Oregonlaa Jut before th convention to
th effect that th W. C. T. U. wa pre-
- Tatrthg to mak--eontV for-th-preal-
dency or tn ao-canea Dunr Mm.-
Ktv. aittiAnffh Mm. not onlv
aroused th enemies of temperance, but
evidently irritated th good women who
signed that ' uncauea-ior omiibimi,
which ha given their whit ribbon la
ter a veritable slap In the face rwhlch
It will take considerable grace and lov
to excuse ana rorget
X I Vy Than.
1 The tat ; officer " i and . all , ' othejr
W. C. T. U. women must ' uner ina
by th acUon of thir sister hi thl
efforts for a fair election and th best
, Interests of th suffrage- cause, or re
pudlat their own principle. , -;
It go without saying that neither
Mr Gotahall, who 1 a member of th
executive board of th W. C T U
Mrs. Unruh, a national organiser, nor
any of the loyal W. C T. U. women
would sail under false color or bring
.' disgrace to th cause for which they
have given th beat of their live.
. It wa not necessary for those state
officer to assume that they were called
upon to correct a false impression
mad by their ister.- ' ;
. Mr. Unruh . took especial pain to
state to tha meeting that-w- were there
as suffragist because' we felt th ne
cessity for a radical change' In the
policy of th association, and that thl
movement for a new ' order of , thing
had been th work and thought of th
leading suffragist of th state.
' Our right to be present and partlol
. pat In all th deliberations and busi
ness of th meeting should no more
be challenged because of our temper
ance principle than because of our re
ligious principles. -
W represent a large. If not th
largest, body of suffragists In th state.
'.. Wa also represent th moral ana Chris
tian sentiment of th state. ' t
: OoopvtwUo STeeded. "
Why should th Republican or any
other party control th action of th
Oregon E. B. A.T The population of
'. people of. 11 natlonaIlUea.-creede.and
" . . i . . . . rr. . 1 . i 1
mal and female, w must appeal for
deliverance from the Injustice of all
'There are 31 -.reason .why. tho
White Sewing Machine i tupe-
nor to all machines online mar
ket When you are down town
tomorrow Monday or , any day
.this week, drop in and we'll ex
plain ; or, if you can't come, send
tor booklet. . ; . '
Do You Know
That a White Sewing Machine is
an ideal Christmas gift for that
wife of yours, worried to death
over a machine that vMdoei not
work"? When we telt'-you a new
machine, we allow .something for
the old. - "
Not Necessary
To pay the whole amount down.
We wtll-tneet-ycm-half -way. A
little at a time. , .
Can't Come?
Then we will tend a salesman to
your home. Phone : Main 6102.
I. Jones
2S0rYamhilI St
MACHINES FOR RENT
All Kinds of Second- Hand
Sewing Machines Cheap a ,
, - - 7'y.",TMM
BIGLIN ASKS FOR
iriVESTIGATIOri
Demands That Civil Service
r Commission H e ar Ch arjjes-
Against Him.
taws which discriminate against women.
We cannot afford to antagonise any
class. Ws must all cooperate In this
campaign for liberty.
It is just as true that those of our
number who are allied against prohibi
tion will antagonise th moral voter
of the state, who, w must admit, ar
tn th majority, as that tho who ar
allied with th temperance force will
antagonise th liquor elements A th
chief work before us I to persuade the
good men of our stats to glv ua the
ballot, according to Mrs, uuniway
views, if we desire to reach them, w
hould read out and weed out all th
antl-temperanc force from our suf.
frag association,
- But we do not reason thus. Standing
upon th broad platform it does, the
W. G T. U. will never object to any
person or class espousing- th cause of
women and working . for her enfran
chisement, and w do not propos to
be oounted out ourselves or hav our
lnflueno for good ourtallad by on
woman who aspire to boss and who
choose to officiate with th antl
temperanc force. ' - ,
books suspicions. -It
looks somewhat auspicious . that a
woman who has claimed to be a be
liever in woman suf frag and who pro
fesses to be opposed to th active sup
port of. the W. C. T. V. In suffrage cam
paigns because she fear they antag
onise voter by their temperance view,
should tak auoh pain to pour vial or
wrath out upon th heads of th tem
perance voter and workers and thus
herself antagonise' the good people
throughout th state. There's . method
In this . madness w believe. Bora of
us are reminded by these taotlos of this
warrior's battle against tha tempecance
forces of Washington a few years ago
and are wondering tt history la not
being repeated.
To say that th meeting last Satur
day wa a tat convention Is not cor
rect. That meeting In no sense repre
sented the state, and, moreover. It In
no sens represented th suffrage senti
ment of. thl city.- Th "old guard" were
conspicuous by their absence, and all
that saved th day for Mrs. Dunlway
th drawing up and bringing in
of a number of new members, 14 In all.
chiefly wive of politicians, w are told,
who did not know anything of th local
situation, having never, attended ; th
meeting.
When they witnessed th spectacle of
a woman announcing her candidacy for
office and nominating nearly all th offi
cers from a previously planned alata,
and heard her uncalled-for attack on
Mrs. Colby and Pr. Thompson, som of
them who had not before seen these x-
hlbltlon of wrath and bosslsm ex
pressed themselves as sorry they had
helped to elect her.
. Oppoaltiom Shown.
From th fact that, after day of so
liciting for new members by , herself
and friends neither. Mr. Uuniway nor
tb woman who rustled for her could
fetoh In many of th old members and
vote them a they wlahed, is shown con
clusively tb feeling of opposition to
thl woman who bellevea only In a "one-
womaa powr.VL
Th fact Is, and this Is a proper time
to stat It: Th woman and men of
Oregon ar tired of th "till hunt'
method of dealing with thl question.
They hav for year andured and hoped.
and apologised to themselves for their
lack of courage In meeting tb situation,
but tha revelations of th Inwardness of
thing which cam to tb national and
local worker during tb recant cam
paign, along with th Intemperate utter
ance and outrageous fusllladee poured
upon th good people generally, haa
aroused them to th comprehension of
tb situation and to see that th flret
tap toward th enfranchisement of-the
women of th stat must be liberation
from th ml of this on. . .
"Som hav pattently born th yoke
for year, for th sak of peace, and
through fear of th trial and th per
secution that would .follow any delin
quency of support. .
: " DO Hot Tm Jf. "' 7'
W hav no fear of th reeult of
thl aflort to remove th obstructions
to our progress In reform." These of us
who, ftguratively apeak lng, bearded the
Hones In her den, will receive the
thank of Justice-loving people vry
where, for bosslsm Is no more popular
her than In St. Louis or Philadelphia.
Whan politician, aa haa bean boasted
by tn Dunlway suffragists, want Mrs.
Dun.way elected as president of th as
sociation, w may be- sure they must
be of th atrip who approve of her re
cent outburst agalnat th W. C. T. V.,
and consequently ar opposed not only
to temperance, but to qual auffrage.
And when one of these politician, a
was stated, will glv $500 because Mrs.
Dunlway Is sleeted ' and another will
support her type of suffrag through tb
columns of his paper, which has hither
to always opposed equal suffrage, w
may logically conclude that there Is a
combine somewhere, and that the type
of equal auffrage to be supported is not
that which th National Equal Suffrage
association is working for, nor what th
honest suffragist of Oregon desire; but
I that which may be brought forth of
the "still-hunt" plan, and might prop
erly be called the still-born variety.
W do not deem It necessary or worth
whll to reply to th personal attacks
mad by aire. Dunlway upon many of
our good women. These woman ar
known and their live speak for them
selves. , . (
Statu of M Catof. . '
Seeing that Mis Anthony- was a
warm friend of--Mr. Colby's and in-4
vlted ber to come int her home and
writ her Ufa, and also requested bar
to enter Into th Oregon campaign last
year, th public need hav no. fear in
regard to Mrs. Colby's status nor hesl-;
tate to' welcom her to th stat a on
of th brightest and ableat of Journal-'
1st. The . women who endeavored to
Infuse new life Into the dry bone of
th Oregon &. A.- did so from the i
highest motives and not for any per-1
sonal reasons.' .
Tbe proceeding at the annual meet-!
lng, where constitutional law was de-1
Bed and everything mad subservient to i
the whims and plots of on dominating
spirit, were moat convincing . proof of
th need that a higher standard be set
up by those who asplr. to be Ieadera
of liberty and Justlc. - .
It wa pitiful - to see uch flagrant ;
violations of the' laws of kindness and
courtesy. . )
The revelation of th condition relat- j
lng to-th suffrag question ha been
brought before the people, and th time ;
bss com when th friend of equal ,
suffrage must. assert their right to a
vole in the settlement of this great
question. Thl effort 'must be of th
people, by th people, for th people, j
, .'.t j..,4URIA U T.HIDftJEN. J
BLAMES MAYOR LANE T
FOR ALL CHARGES
Witnesses Will Probably Have to
; Give Testimony Again in the Caae
. as No Verbatim Report of Other
J- Trial Was Held, v -V
Ben Blglin, who .haa bean dismissed
by th executive board from hi former
position of harbormaster, filed with the
oivi rvic commission yesterday
afternoon a demand for a hearing of the
charge mad against him by Mayor
Lan. .
In th communication th mayor I
held directly responsible for making th
charges of incompetence and using poor
judgment. .
Because no verbatim report of th in
vestigation held by th polio commu
te of th executive board wa mad
at th time of the hearing three week
ago It 1 probable that' th witnesses
who appeared before th committee In
behalf of Blglin will be asked to attend
the meeting of the commission. ' Th
polio devoted nearly three hour to th
Investigation, and it I probabl that th
civil servlc commissioner must glv
nearly that much tlm to Jh second
hearing of th case. . ...! . . ...
" Ooart of km Bemi
It I nearly alway th case that
when a city employ has " been dis
charged by th executive board h de
mands a hearing . by th civil servlc
commission, th court of last resort by
th charter. ' If a-etenographlo report
of th proceeding before th executive
board committee had been mad at th
tlm it would vastly simplify th work
of th commissioners. In that case th
applicant alone would be required to
appear, and th commissioners, after
reading the verbatinv evidene -a no-ques
tioning him, could reach a decision very
auicklv. Thl ha been o . clearly
demonstrated thajt It Is probable such a
report will be mad at future lnvestlga-
tlona.
During . th last six month the com
mission ha listened to a second hear
ing of charges in a dosen cases. In not
on of these ha tt reversed th de
cision of th executive board , In dis
missing th man from th city' servlc.
La than a year ago,, however, several
decisions of dismissal were reversed by
th commission and this arouses hop
In almost vry man discharged, - ,
SUNDAY CLUB TO GIVE
AN EXCELLENT PROGRAM
Th Sunday club of th Young Men'
Christian association offer an excel
lent program to th man of Portland
this afternoon. Th Y. M. C. A, orche.
tra will glv a concert at I o'clock. The
male chorus and quartet of th Grace
M. E. church will sing In th larger
Tricked by Dyspepsia
The Doctor Couldnt Tell .Whirs ths
Trouble Lay.
..Tor th past seven years I hav
been a victim of dyspepsia, and ohroni
constipation and - hav - consulted th
most noted specialist to be found oa
disease -of thl character. Nona, how
ever, seemed to locate th difficulty or
glv relief. In addition" to this medical
treatment, I hav resorted to th ue
of many remedies and hav given them
faithful trial, but all to no purpose.
Upon th recommendation of a do
friend, I purchased a , 0o package of
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablet and In less
than fly day noticed that I was re
ceiving more benefit than from - any
remedy I had used before, I continued
to us th tableta after each meal for,
on month and by that tlm my stom
ach was In a healthy condition, capabl
of .digesting anything whioh my in
creasing appetite demanded,
I hav not experienced any return
of my former trouble, - though three
month hav elapsed alne taking your
remedy.
W wish that you. could ee with
your own eye - th oountl other
bona, fid signed 'letter from grateful
men and women all over th land who
bad suffered years of agony with dys
pepsia, triad vry known remedy and
consulted eminent specialists without
result, - until they gav Btuart'a Dys
pepsia Tablets a trial. Llk th doctor
above, they .couldn't locat th t of
th trouble.
Dyspepsia la a diaeas 1 which
long baffled physicians. Bo difficult of
location Is th disease that cur ami
next to miraculous. . There is only on
way to treat dyspepsia to supply th
element which nature has Ordained to
perform this function and - to cause
them to nter' th dlgestlv organs,
supplying th fluid whloh they. lack.
Stuart's Dyspepsia ,-- Tableta - alon All
the requirements, as la shown by th
fact that 40,000 physicians - In th
United State and Canada ,unlt In rec
ommending them to their paUantg for
stomach disorders.
We do not claim or axoect Stuart'
Dyspepsia Tablets to cure anything but
disordered conditions of th atomaeh
and other dlgestlv organs, but this
they never fall to do. They work Upon
th Inner, lining - of th atomaeh and
Intestines, stimulate th gastric- glands
and aid in th secretion of Juices nec
essary to digestion. . ' fi v
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablet are for
sal by all druggists at SO cent a box.
On box will frequently, effect a ner-
infit cur... If-la deubt-anaV-wlh -more
adequate proof send us your nam and
address and w will gladly mall you
a sampl package free. p. A. Stuart
Co, II. Stuart Bfdg, Marshall. Mich.
meeting, which begin , at 1:10 In th
auditorium. Th address of th after
noon will be delivered by "th Rev.
Clarenc Tru Wilson.
Discussion classes will follow th au
ditorium meeting and th afternoon'
program will close at S-.ll with th fel
lowship hour and luncheon.- The pro
grant .Is free to all man, who may com
and go at any Interval. . : ., .
HALL DETERMINED TO
PROSECUTE BUTCHER
StMkttl-Tt Not. 10.- -William Constaa-
-tlnfc. Wetssltlsf tmtrff 9 whtt trtsWl itm
sirtsFry w'" veiar iag srwasjfJsi .r.sraisr-wmsavBi 1 sav
km his son-ln-law, Jesse Hall, by
emptying a revolver at him and seri
ously wounding him several weeks ago.
E (IMS:
We My they are great because they are so correct in every little detail
Every thought oi wear and comfort combined in them and made in such 5
? , swagger styles and rich patterns. There are no clothes like them and they
r are truly the most wonderful clothespin the world., r,
iitilifcy and. Style
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Is our hobby Through quality and style we achieved rapid, . distinctive
success, and bear in mind the guarantee we give, which no tailor or other
ready-to-wear house ever dared to give, that if the front of coat of a Chester- ;
field suit or overcoat breaks back or loses its' shape in any way in one year's .
wear we give you a new suit or overcoat free. -V
Chesterfield Suits or Overcoats
$20 to $50 ?
269-271 Morrison Street
was arraigned this morning and took a
week to dead. E la charged with as
sault with intent to commit murder.
His victim has reoovered fast that
wJum-m w AiM-a hospital
to his mother' horn. Hall and his
young wife hav. not been reconciled.
Hall's father declares that no attempt
to compound tho case and drop th
prosecution will b tolerated. -
"Ok, wa som sewer
. vuiaaelaala
the slfUe ale as
.To see oanel's as ttaers aee eel"
Or, better still, make Ither ewelle
To see a as we eee eeraei e.
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Mtpetsnee,M
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From
flic Largest if 2SJ! Coast
Monday andT
Regular f 22.SO Coats, a
fine all-wool 50-inch long
loose-fitting garment, Moa-day-and-Ttteaday-"
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mm.
Regular f52O.00 Cravenet
ted Alt-Wool Strictly Tail
ored Coats, in 10 different
patterns, Monday and Tues
day '
FURS ABSOLUTELY
FREE A-
November II and IT very tenth per
son purchasing a fur will hav their
money refunded to them, whcther It
b-on-daiTa'for fifty. By saying"
every tenth person w ' mean ' th
tenth person from number deter
mined., from the) last nurQber of th.
figure of th bank clearings of Mon
day, NOV. It. i :,.'
For Instance, say th bank clear
ings for that day were $1,J0:,000..
Six would be the first luck One,
sixteen the second, -and so on. ,
Don't forget th date; Nov. ' It
and 11. Tou may be touched, by old
Dame Fortune! wand. Th lucky
one .will be announced in Tuesday'
paper. Com to our tor 'and w
will refund you very cent you paid
.for th fur you got, though It b
fifty dolUra . '
RegularST.se Coats, Mon
day and ..Tuesday
iiilfl
$20.00 SUITS
About 35 of them; good
material and stylish;
Monday and Tuesday '
.Regulaj '
$40.00 SUITS
Monday and Tuesday
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THE J. M. ACHESON CO. will make it posible for every tvoman in.Portland and vicinity tobo tn pos
sessor of a fine fur, and if yon don't' get your for absolutely free you get it so cheap that yoa will
be pleased to have postponed buying your fura for this sale."
$5.00 Furs, Nov. 16 and 17' fl? -J t(
Every tenth Fur tree.............. H0JJ
$7.50 Furs, Nov. 16 and 17- ". " ' C C Vlfl
. ;Every tenth Fur free....,...;,.... MD,JJ
?fo.QO Furs,"6v. I6"and 17 " CA
Every tenth Fnr free .ePOv
$20.00 Furs, Nov. 16 and 17 , t f- f
Every tenth Fur fre.,.;......,.P4aeUU
$25.00 Fur, Nov. 16 and 17 . Cm CA
Every.tenth Fur free. ........... .J1 DJ
$30.00 Furs, Nov'. 16 and 17 V . ' CIA AA 1
Every tenth Fur free. , PvUtUU
$40.( Furs, Nov. 16 anT17 ' ttA A A
l Every tenth Fur free. .ej)jlUl.
$50.00 Furs, Nov. 16 and 17 - C J A A A
' Every tenth Fuf free........,...eP4UeUU
That we will garry the most complete line of Furs In the city at the very low
est prices. In order to establish a large fur trade In our new quarters, we are
offering these furs at irreswtible prices. Take advantage of this offering be fore it is too late.
REMEMBER
V ; WE CARRY THE
LARGEST
ASSORTMENT OF
SKIRTS
IN THE CITY.;
For Monday and Tuesday Special:
$10S
irts $ 4.25
$20Skirts $12.75
$30Skirts$18.75
w A AT KOTICK to out-of-town
1.111111 merchants. We ar pr
pared to furnish yu with
eoats"sults and skirts at New Tork
price. v ' ;
T1SXEM1EMC.
Wholesale and Retail. 131 FilthSt. bet Washington and Alder
r T,t Tou Forget W are
""Yfeaa MmI W ssbm 1 Yi&v .. a
equippa T"r manufrtcturiniT
W have prt tncXory mployt and
LOOK
garments purchased in our tor will be
nanniea xperiiy end With diDtcn and
lueuiuie reiiaDiiujr,
paiat.
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