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THE-TOEGON SUNDAY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, SUNDAY MORNINO. APRIL 12, IOCS." 1 0 ' 00 HOT F ILORICH BILL Portland Bankers Opposed to Passage of Currency Hcasurc Cv VOli K. Ut Barnes, A majority of Portland banks are op poHed to the passage of the Aldrlch CUr- renrv iIIL , Thev Mlm 'It OOntaMS many estremely obJeoUonable featsras. haa txx-n too baatlly frameo, ana inai ilia ct-untry con better sfford to wait nnther session of congress than to have lis bill peaeed. A. U MlUs, praaldent nil the nrat National bank, haa objeo !.ma to tha bill but would prefer to bara It 'ban no bill at all. At attitude of the united States NaiL mal bunk la hostile. vice-t president, ;iald: a i , Aral X tractor Clans. t. Aldrlrh blU la worae than notb t larliinn nhnououa features. ,.j a a of tha least doalrable U tha rrovUtt ' prevents a national nana frmn m k" rWutar loana to a boat- directors way bo a member. It Je Ue rule of I mka to a t tba beat buelness men In. community on maw Doaraa ot illicit ra. They do W f""-'-ea but aspect then to aiva their tima l b"nk"" ffJ.'. i! the bank t -annot do a regular Una.0 buslneaa w b""'"e" ?T":.YJ result wouh "oo" J ,"M. 0 have a lot of dummy direr tor We ?vor tha pa oalalonB oX the btJ reqalr li banks i i ra-erve cities ta carry larrer resere r Lanka to cart J 'r" . i.n r. F. Adams. af the ...nr. and Trwt raninaay, oald km i. X tectionabla Wt It im tha ni hill thi a -aa pass thia evasion, and It is better thi ia notbtn. aa it aaay b a step la tb. t right direcUcoi revotw CeaamlasaoBV V'. J Fran m. pveaMeaj of tha Vrchast" N '" AMrk l .t la UJ adria d at thia tea. aad that aoao of Ita pr. artaioaa. amaMy raaair In country baa. ra f oarrr a Urya a r,.rMit caab laaii ta Uatar vaaita. woe Id ba oatrim otal t tsa tumid imoou a t ' tna qiifiwm aarc rT. aa prraaro a aultabla bill to ba ,raaata ta Urn axt cenrraaa , ' ; t k kni frnaad 1 Im B. ncna, president of tha CM W rtraK 3Catoaai. aad ondoraed by a apaciai aaaentttaa ot tbo Amerlcaa lIT"TlJTr la atrongly faoraa B7' WESaaa at. Lad. ef Ladd as TUt"m. Cba lai i aa Vtaaa hink nt or Cfcieei w. - H aul tba AWrlch bU ta ail rf t oa ftr aa Ua provtaiona raraia)a r' r arraa but it doea aa I pcoparly cavar tna oueaUoa of eireaia tfcia Ho thicks thara are other object! aambla fratnrea In tha .Jdrk W!l, aaa lhat .ft aaoold rot paaa rvn If tharo la' AO bXU paaaod at thla aeaaloa. - Tha Aldrlch bill rwaa f BrtiMered at a meeting of tba Portland (aavnf Houaa aaaoclatlon, aad tho queation waa turned orer. to tba national banlta; for action. They bava taken no form a J action. Tbo Merchants' association' ot sMaw ' York axkpd tha Portland ehamltor, of ' com merce to take; a post tlon aaanat. tbo Mil, but after dlacoaalon tba chamber laid it on tba table. ; ' . , .. ! III , V , I lit I 1 1 1 1 .....'.'.... .: I .mi. Jilt I ; - ' f . . V' 1 11 III , J VMV -. . ; . If 111.11 . "l 111 41 i 1 'ii arcrovea n iiri n e gu j ; , i r w neo yeininoiz Mien Kuoinstein wneo vagoer III V VI t I azZTfci I I .11 ' .- . f tM: . ,:-,- 4 J The FROM THE, DAYS evoktd divint harmonica from iti itrinja, Acknowledged hb lndbt . neii to tho inaplrtaf betuty of Ita ton FREE BUS RIDES TO HOTELS . - MAY SOON END FOR GOOD GOOD TDEES AGADf : ' . FKEVAIlY; IN KUTTE i- L ; . . John F. Forbla, a But to attorney wbo owna a farm near Foretk Grove, where Tbo Question of abolishing tho free boa was again discussed at a neotlnt of tba hotel managers at the Commer cial club several days ago. Tbo meet Log waa called for tbo purpose Of ad vertising Portland's adequate hotel ac eotnmodatlona and with a view of or ganising; a permanent hotel men's as aocifitloa. With the excentlon ef tha Ilatl Portland all other botela provide free bneeo ' to convey tbelr guests to and from tba paasenger station. Since the Salem eleotrio line baa eatabllahed an other station at tho foot of Jefferson' atreet' tba managers bava found It Im possible to meet all tralna and on tblsl account are in .favor of doing away with tbo free bos altogether, i Tbey claim that tbo operation of tho free bus lines ooat each of them ia the neighborhood of 1260 a month. Se attle end other cities charge for rides 10 me noieie ana tno Portland hotel I men assert that It la only a matter of time until the big free ride In Port land will be a thing ef the past. Among other complaints against tho free bus made by tho hotel men la tho cnarn uiai . may are rreausntiv I "worked. Many a traveler, men say. station and then goes to a cheaper hotel. the hntoll takea a bua up town from the IRlMRiiSON'-S his family spends tbo summer, Is at tbe the currency famine, Mr. Forbls said Hotel Portland. I1"1. nlKht, "nd oonditlona there are "AJ1 of the mines In Butte are inln '"L" il,r;.. nnJ running full time and a. many mnlZi'"' 11 ifutto has recovered entirely from l5". ,?J?". .P"..?" PH" 9 IGfiipAiWl; Spring Moist Notable ! 'X I 1 if r tY. PrT ; "t ' ' i I . ! - - IV' f Of the very latest fashions in men's clothing for spring and summer. That insures last ing service and satisfaction. the so-called panio tho banks paid out cash at all times.' . 'lips mm is CAUSE FOR DIVORCE William' Bacon Says He Has to Take Children From Mother. n ma divorce court comes an echo or a case that excited lntereat in the Juvenile court last January. At tht ume tno six children of William and rarKrei tsacon were made wards of " . " '"iviicawa condition. " " mo jail w sooer up. rSfn'i!l ui,Jlf ,nU .wlf tor "vorce, relates the nitlful atnrv nt 1. 10.11. court experience, and savs the chUdren were taken from his wife's care by his request Ho asks divorce on 7 fhl givuuu vi. uruiiKenness ana cruelty. They were married in jni. Jeraey, In 100. v "BW W. M. Winana haa auad niah urn nana for divorce on the ground of de S.ei,on' .T,,,3r 355? married in P01E "u "v "v "o ha husband chargea that be was deserted b7.7, Catalogue and Prices upon Application. Has Been Continuously Without a Peer (n the Musical World It was created to be a medium to express the very soul of music, and Steinwav icniu5 indue 11 d niasicipictc, ucimg lumaiion. : , It has maintained its pre-eminence 'because the inventions of each' successive generation of the Steinway family have -kept it, far in advance of all other pianos, have seemingly exhausted.mechanical possibilitier and attained a perfect instru ment. . mi . a . ine wonaertui rennement ot its. tone-beauty has never been equaled. The proven durability ot atemway workmanship has never been rivaled. Infinite pains and the highest skill have placed it beyond comparison. . . Yet Steinway reputation has never been exploited for commercial ends. V Stein way always means BEST one grade only. Every Steinway piano is an ORIGI NAL, not a COPY made by alien hands. ' . ; What the Steinway has been to other musicians a prized work of art, an ob ject of affection, like a real Stradivarius violin, to be handed down from one'genera tion to another THAT the Steinway would! be to. you. r J . ; i Its price is low for a masterpiece, and differs: little from that of sn-ralW f'Ui good" pianos. Ultimately you will wanta teinway, anyhow. Ask for Booklet "Portraits -of Musical Celebrities", - as t V OPPOS1TB POSTOFFICB, PORTLAND PORTLAND TACOMA ; SEATTLE IVERETT BZLLINCHAt.1 ' SPOKANE PEESONAL. MJ. riUH AT IVBilnlaaBa aa aV The finest qualities in fancy f KitfSK worsteds and cassimeres, in conservative cut or in ex treme novelties. Suits that are high class and perfect in every detail. the whip Portland. Mr. business ' la $15 .00 to $35.00 4 ey 1 crecklngly srood, v. vvajceneid, chief clerk of the Taooma hotel at Tacoma, Is visitlni friends In tha " Tiung H. J UlllM t An.... 1- PoPln4 " V'- S atTheAPoffldam, f FrMt GW Trnrait ?f t the visit In La Grande. ' " u. jH.ina.nn or kuii T7m . a STt SSHffl of Sin-Fran! Is a n 203-285 flVashijigton. Street t f I REGIMENT REVIEWED BY GOVERNOR HUGHES (United Press Leased Wire.) Buffalo, N. T, April H.Oovernor Hughes reviewed the Seventy-fourth regiment tonight In the armory. Tba regiment, in full dress, passed in re. fcr01".,! nfer-ichi"f of the state militia, while a vast audience lined all sldea of the drill hail and . After the review Governor Hughes quarters, then the governor hnrriiui the- Iroquois hotel for a b'rtbd All?. mVnt" u8t of th flcera of th? rI Earlier in the eevnlns' Hi.ho '.t-. ?fe Te'affirr.Vi. jKS dinner." " " : "" .Th.. KOve.ri,or wa ocluded from the flrtftBJ&i 0f "ew"Papfe- men and others during hia (U in the city. Hia mill. iZ'J iry inrormed reporters that isuvemor would give no Int.rvli- see no newsnacer mon .,v,.i- the and Buffalo, ABERDEEN SENDS : '. 1 CHEERUPSKY NEWS XSperlst mpetrh Is' Tbe Jonrna'l s Aberdeen, Vah.. April 1 lnn vi. dence that times are beginning to Im. prove is the fact that the real estate Is bpplnnlnsr to move aa-ain.anjf h- Easier Fashion 500 Suits, Comprising All the New Novelties in Butterfly, Kimono Tailored and Fancy Suits Are All Reduced for This Week ' "" ".. r ' ' - , ' " - . 4 f" ; -ii-- '.'K,-.'' 1 - ' ., ' " " . " - 1 I. t . -, ' .v,, 1 ri , '. i - ' : -..: . " , ;.,r,. . I Reduced Prices Range From $15.00 to $60.60 FORMER VALUES $25.00 to $90.00 The latest in voile and Chiffon Panama Skirts have just arrived from New York. Prices range from $30 down to a;.e . $5.95 New Silk Petticoats in all the new styles, in ciuamg ine accoraion pleated. -: First showing: of Lingerie dresses and wash suits U CARRY All TOE NEW STYLES IN WAISTS AND CLOTH OF GOLD COATS Our alteration department is the best' in Portland, and we will not disappoint you in getting your suit on time. (14 "New Store With Little Prices" Cloak and Suit iHousfel 141 SIXTH STREET, CORNER ALDER, OPPOSITE OREGONIAN on.' few residences are aolng up all over the- city and a great deal of street improvement Is Being done. The grad-hsc-of JF -pad w ay 7 t other t r p a . on the bill is emoloyinr men and teams, and while large forcas it Is of causing much temporary inconvenience the work beauty of that partof the city and to the convenience of tba people who live in that section. - It Is expected that LftflSr Siifistlfa.? lSirade.4ilawx.thjB eleo trio company will build its Cftrllnx on It to.8ixth street, and ont to the Went End addition, which will boom that portion of town. . . , . r
