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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND, WEDNESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 1. 1008 PARKER GREETED BY HUGE CROWD AT OPENING OF OREGON CAMPAIGN Democratic Orator De dares Bryan Will Win Easily If Party Stands Together T at ' this !.! kept fiil'l. fsMh un: urs fum-i people, i! rapid '" r-o r . i ,i " ker. who ha said. "Aa liu'l'tf la im kiii -panati mnl a a statesman haa few c.io Is " Ju.lnr raiker vm obliged to wall Minn- minium for iria ni miaiasi ir ap ian. which greeted Mm to auhahle fun' Iin riiiilil mitke himself heard. k nil iim iin speecn. lie smih uini ii he mid Mr Nlroll cam to the coast ihey wu ii'ii irnrl for thf beautiful mate whl.'li thev had found, nor tin- wrl. i with which they hull been met lln vraa alad of an opportunity to uditrreh H Portland niidlern-i. on what ln nti il ' I red some of the most Itnpm unit if.t ioih of thr rnmpaia-ii. l.i. ii. i , nci.' (.'lli hi'iior liUll .-lull lll'trf HII.1 ."IH"'I,. Hf IlirKi- ini!Hniirf nf slHtemnaniililp. 1'iirkm e flint incni inn of the inline of Mrvnn hrtuijrht I I. i ii un onthnsMMlo burst of i-heei-lna from the audh-nrs "H ha Nwn rlalmiv) fur Mr. Tuft ' hi" mild "IIihI m- hit lnl.l the benefit of the leadership nf the ' l(. 'pill. II. -un pienl.leiit and for this lea ' Hon l fitter to he the next president ..f t'i.. fulled Htnten Thin I am not , wIMIriK to . oiie(e.,-atVMlvli Htvan La not hern trie itDvrrnnr of the IMill 1 1 I i '''" "or seeretnrv or war. ne nan ai I. list (l.Mio.iiKt i m ti-. his iihllll In eho.,ii,. men of executive nhllltv to do the things lii " hl.'h he Is not ex re rlenoed. 1 "tVe have n situation that iieerUi to Never Falls to Restore Grnv flair fo ItaNjitural tllK CHIHlliluteH for IW -t m m n m m tht Color and Beauty. inlile mill abb- nun of 110 matter now iuiij( it nai Deeti gray or faded. Promote a luxuriant growth of healthy hair. (Stops lta falling: out, and positively removes Dan druff. Keepa hairaoft and gloaay. Ke lue all aubntitutea. 2K tltnea aa much in $1.00 aa 50c. aize. Is Not a Dye. 91 and 50c. bottles, at dragoUls txnil Jc lor free bouk "The Care of the Hair." i'hito Hij Spec. Co., Newark, N. J. Hay's Harflna Soap rum pi ml, rouvh and chapped hands, and all akin lta- sanr-a. X .kin line and arft 25c. drugriiita. bend 2c lor Ire book "The Cars ot the Skin." in. I inn ill" n t i ' : pi s i : IMI trlhutii teresis tl 1 tn k ered In Ju.l run Hi tl.es.. - I l..,lr.' In II, st nitht nt no 1 1 ' i n k fe MItoil 11 IHTK''; hlnle on I 'eii'iM-rni :. 1 nreMi ent "t Jjiticv Nlcoll, ex.!ltil.t utt'Ttiey New ' York nnd 1 !: n . re A Hell. cnnirMSlnn n limn c ":i It! orn in nil promlenl oi-Htor of the I ' i . -1 f 1 rmsi The three mil l.orses of the I . n erntle n.irt KO.'ke t.i nil undleni.- Il racked the H'Hie tliejitre fr-ni pi! roi h ro.-iiless persplrlns: hu; wi'.liv enthusiastic audience of I 'cmo.-rn t s 1 .. annlaiuled the tellltiK I.oints elilhlls tlrnllv and cheered .): mention ot tne name of their presidential rmdldnt'. William Jennings Hryan. to (lie e, ho The btar auditorium was st mindly hot butlhe crowd remained to the end. !r. tannelv Interei-ted in the arrnicnm",,' of th Rppuhllcan party anil the prom lues made y the speakers on behalf Pf their party and Candida tes Hum flreols arrived too late to pet seats and were turned away at the do .r Must Btanq Tog-ether. A united and harmonious 1 emocraoy was both the promise and the urgent advice of nil the speaker-. In the pas', trrey said, the Iiemoerats have lost through heln divided. This u-iu thv are stahdln together. The men of th" west and the , men of the east stand for the same principles, are finUtlnx for the same cause, will support the same candidate. What Orepon wants Is also the need and desire or New York And If the I'emocrats of all parts of this country do stand together this year, William Jennings Bryan will be vic toriously seated In the White House ot the election in November. Of the three speakers, Judpe Parker. Of course, was the one of the greatest national prominence, and for this rea son if for no other would hav been listened to with the closest 'attention But he demonstrated that he was worthy of being listened to for what he had to say. Parker Convincing- In Argument. Judge Parker is not an orator. He la a clear and logical thinker who knows now to present his arguments eonclselv and convincingly. He has a good voice, a positive manner and pre sents a pleasing appearance on the platform. In addressing his. audience he bends well over toward them, as if de sirous n( getting as close to them as prmaible. A "jurist himself, he pne sents his arguments to his hearers ranch as a good lawyer would present them to the Judge rather than to a in rv rienendlnH- nn lliii'lr- Hnrt the welsrl'f of the evidence liAtead of upon nn ap peal to the emotliis. Ie Lnnry Nlroll, on the other hand, while also a clear and logienl speaJter, depends upon different methods. A look at his face is enough to lndi cate that he can tell a good story well and present his rase in such a manner as to keep his audience In good humor no matter what their prior convictions. Throughout his speech lie kept the huge with laughter. And I '- Vc : I : II I It. f. i i It.g I ' . , 1 , : ,.V r&,rii ' "' ' 1 V- ' & .Tontlnued on Page Fl-ven.) ' W lAtU. tLAKKK jX. .'.r th- pr.-.i..t..,y - Si'W 'S'T'h'- 'V' .,; - ,s f.-t.-ed !:. V.J'V l;v',,!f V UjmJWWalilal IIIMIIIIill I lilMB 1IILI1I illll ......... I 'oes deilV I f - -V-l-'-: -.1 U ' B JlfUV II H il. 1 1 .1 I I ll ' . Mil ll " . II H I'ed S!Mes, IV If .- "--, - r'-1L'- t H V A M .. Alt..,, H. I'ark-r. T1.., Ad.lrossert on.n I'onuu-rats i.asi .mr-u. w r 7 f -US1U l-.V 1 ; ;.v ..tes.. must ..op. i " wsri i x CONDITIONS FORCE US 5- nnuu COME TWO HUNDRED MILES TO SELECT THE PIANO IF NECESSARYIT WILL PAY YOU TO DO SO. Read Qur Announcement, Every Word of Them, Then Come and See for Yourself and You Will Know Why We Are Furnishing Ten to Fifteen Homes Every Day of This Sale With Pianos Pianos Within Reach of Every Purse, on Terms of Six Dollars Cash and Six Dollars Monthly. was started laat Monday on terma of Blx Dollars down and $ a month, and, from indications shown In Monday's and Tuesday a Belling, thla sale will exceed our other one, Just closed. In fast buy ing. Intending purchasers should not wale too long rarely, Indeed, is It possible to offer such values as are to be found in this saifi we do not mention all, we have a store full pianos to fit any hocketbook and pay only 8 and piano Is sent home then six dollars a month . interest, not on the full amount, but on balance due from date of one payment to the next, la the only difference be tween cash and time accommodation. Today Is the day to share in these pay JlSs Instead of S 265 and 1144 for the I27S models. Finest J410 pianos reduced to Si 43. and 3JR styles at $185. Our 2!4 big values are going fast--worth close to double the sale price. Come and nnme the price you care to pav for a piano and we will show yon the Instrument and guarantee for every dollar you pay you'll save a dollar. It Is stating the facts conservatively that on an everage the pianos In the "six dollar" sale are well worth double thin prlcea now asked -and we strongly ad vise all who contemplate purchasing to do so now today Is the day for choice. If at a distance and vou cannot conven iently come, leave selection to un. men tion the, price, also aecond choice, and wood you prefer, and whether soft, me dium or brilliant tone-- we ll guarantee absolute satisfaction or no snle. The piano must be right If bought here, else we would not give you the strongest guarantee ever given "Your Monev Hack'' If not satlsfeirtory ; also exchange privilege. Everv piano In this sal' carries with it the above guarantee -- vour absolute protection. kllern Piano House, 353 Washington St., City. This atore has become Tortland'a and the Northwest's principal distributing center for pianos of thu beat makes, be cause w have maintained a strict har rier against Infeiioi Instruments ami we alwayN have on exhibition at our store a widely varied assortment of 'well-known inanufaclurera' latest mod els - the Inexpensive, the medium priced and the best Furthermore, we command undoubted advantage over the average dealer and the ao-clalmed large houses, by reason of our direct connec tions with the Kaatern miinu fartui era and we have developed a vast outlet several thousand planoa yearly which cannot help Influencing prices most favorably to our cusloniera. Hut rarely. Indeed, is It possible to offer such values and terms aa are In this sale. Yearly contracts are made by thla house to take certain number of car loads each month of different manu facturers the pianos are built for us and the manufacturer will not merely hold until we say ship, he must ha-e room in his factory and he Bhlps our Just as agreed It's business for him to .!o so, and usually we want them Just as ordered, and If not forthcoming we hold him responsible, so It's up to us to take care of them, but when the hot weather made piano selling stop, our warehouse and our store soon filled and kept on filling Something had to he done and that quickly. Some two weeks ago we de- lded to test unnenrn oi perore lerms. A I'ollar a Week." coupled with great est low prices -the result, one hundred pianos ndertleii were taken at. rate of In to 2ft a day at the close of the sale This helped some, but we found we were again pressed for room, as several more carloads, uprights and grands, had come In. Another this present sale at great est-known reduction on reliable pianos .In dp had sedulo'.slv refrained illg t'.ie pleSldellt I.- pointed out th;i! the Ko for which tie I to itself th- most i -i have gi en Ho, ivvclt w h of popn larit v 1 : were stolen from the I measures for the reli.f passed bv enner through, not by the R. the Iiemoerats ,is an this. ll.'Jl stated was desirous of rate bill, he not from Mr. Ilrvan. but was obliged t upon hts personal eoMnv. S.icitor Ih-i Tillman, to lake charge of u..- n:,,is;n' In congress One point upon which all the speak ,7i i menlion-nam... pop,-,. .s i p:l ! t y 1 i k - s an. I will- 'i . v.-r in. au - In the w.-st ! nerat s 'I lie I ,f the people been put licr-ns but by 1 1 i ist ra t i in of that when H passing n I y o t a inpi inn I Mils f. t Cl K 1 ess 111 'I s ! pis I. thltillg it Hut .is ..i;tr 1 1 1 : i t j s n.T.1 rn.i ; n ta 1 n c, such act would he passe, 1. hu! the hit I would continue b. he passed along We street s it long has been passed, and prodatorv interests iviiM eootiroie i.i enjoy th. Immunity which thev luiv In seven " '" "' oi ' ' the ra.lroad , '.i np.iiKi. iuihi. ,11 t is Ideas ' . 1 "I' ." ill BABY MORPHINE F FENDS are made by nil soothing syrups find baby medicines that contain opium and narcotics McCees Habv Elixir con tains no Injurious or narcotic drugs of any kind. A yure and safe cure for dis ordered stornHchs. bowels and fretful-ness- splendid for teething infants. Sold by SHIdmore I "riig company. shout Ins yet his remark! his arraignment party Its were no loss polntel or tne Jtenubl can no less scathing, his recital nf dellnniiencies no less oonvinoir than those of the eminent Jurist who preceded him. The. address of Theodore A. Ttell ,,f Callrornia came us a surprise to the audjence. as it had not been expect d thatl he would be present. He. had ben InvltPil to come and be one of the spqSkers of the evening, but as he ex plained, he trio ught it Impossible has wired his regrets. Hut at the last moment iie made n change In his plans an(j stated that finding himself unex pectedly in Portland for a few hours lie had come up to the theatre late had been refused admittance at the door, but had finallv been able to effe,-. an entrance by the stage door and Jnd remained In the background until h was seen and brought to the platform to add his voice to the support of Bryan and Democracy. Bell's speech was forcible and tellinc He was more personal in his remarks 'ti miner in me other speakers, wl COFFEE Poor coffee is one of the worst extravagances. Tear frorer returns your rooner I' joa das 'I tU' Scbillinf Bi. we par him. rilled to order bv I Alex So k. chairman of tie 1 em i l era tic star., central ooinui'' tc, who in , undue. -d Williiru II H.,!c s of Saler.t 'as th.- chairman of the ee'ii:io lIohTo-s 'in a brief speech Introduced Judje I'a: No Students No ias No Cocaine Special Reduction on All Dental Work Until Sept. 1st CloanltiE; tooth and painless e-frae- ; tion free for n F.hnrt time only. ! TEETH Ge&! Tht Waters Fine, POTTER TAKE THE QRAND TRIP FROM ASH ST. DOCK PORTLAND 8:30 A. M. SATURDAYS 1 :00 P. GLORIOUS TIMI3 Every convenience provided. Including experienced stewardess to look after comfort of lady passengers. Season Tickets From Portland 81 Saturday to Monday. SEND FOR "OREQON OUTINGS" City Ticket Office, Third and Washing-ton its. 1 Colonial Hotel BATESSa FEB DAY AND UPWARD LINHPLEY & PON, Proprietors New Building New Furniture BIGHT AT THE SOUNDING SEA Electric Light In Every Ronm Free Bus to and From All Trains Ooud Fishing, Boating and Bathing SEASIDE, OREGON WK-a Nnttu I HOTEL SALT AIR Centervllle Station, Wash. Close to the ocean Hates reasonable. Table unsurpassed. W. E. HUTCHINSON, Manager, P. Address, heavtew. Wash. This office Is equipped with all the latest appliances and formulas for doing high-class work. Consultation liee. A ten - year guarantee given with all work. CHICAGO Painless Dentists Corner Sixth and Washington. Be sure yon are in the right, office. Lady attendant. .Phones, Main 3S0, A-a340. , Office Hours. 8 a. TO. to 7:30 p. in Sundays, 0 to 12 . t ! NE WP YAQU1NA Oregon's fiatchless Beach Resort The Place to Go for Perfect Rest and Every Conceiv able Form of Healthful and Delightful Recreation ITS FACILITIES ARE COMPLETE Best of food, and an abundance of it. Fresh water from springs. All modern ne cessities, such as telegraph, telephone, markets freshly pro vided every day. Fuel in abundance. Cottages partdy fur nished or unfurnished to be had cheaply. Strict municipal sanitary regulations. ' I! ii ; lit BAY i-b r-aOTiniarw w n rv I H rnn : DENTAL PARLORS 303 WASHINGTON STREET, CORNER FIFTH NO PAIN No More Pear of the Dental Chair NO PAIN "NOR A HIGH DENTAL BILL" Special Rates All This Month ; Full set, that fit. . .$5.00 Gold Crowns, 22k. $3.50 Bridge Teeth, 22k. $3.50 Gold Fillings $1.00 Silver Fillinsrs 50 WHY PAY MORE? X If you are nervous or have heart trouble, the Electro X Painless System will do T the work when others fail. All Work Warranted Ten Years Dank Reference Open Evenings and Sundays Lady Attendant $ ELECTRO DENTAL PARLORS f Corner Fifth and Washington, Across From Perkins Hotel I STRONG SULPHURIC ACIDS l t ! X It t Summer Excursion Rates : Fumlng-MonohydratC'66 Deg. Be. ISltrlc and Hydrochloric Acids Delivered In tank cra. drama or carboys. From All Points in the Northwest j-wiiiirin I SpecaaB Excursiosi! I of the Southern' Pacific to (rvallis & Eastern Railroad. Train service daily, and the trio a pleasure throughout. Leave XEWTORT is reached by way Albany or Corvallis, thence Portland 8 side line. 15 a. ni., main brie, via Albany, or . a. m., via west RATES FROM PORTLAND Portland to Clatsop Beach Saturday 2:20 P.M. Arrive Seaside 5:50 P.M. VIA THE ASTORIA & COLUMBIA filVER RAILROAD Round Trip Tickets Good Until Monday Season tickets, on sale daily. Saturday-to-Monday tickets Call at the City Ticket Office .f ill and Washington strcet-s, cific agency elsewhere, f $G.00 . ......$3.00 imtlioni Pacific, Thir'cF in 'irt!and, or at any Southern Pa r complete information. : Peyton Chemical Comp'y lvrTT.T.s BTrrLnnra ui rAicnco. SCHOODS AITD COZiZ.EOEB SCKOODS AND COLIiXGES. WM. General Passenger Ag en:. f. Port lan McMURRAY Sf'Uthern Pacific Co. Oregon Lines, Oregon. THE MOTEL LfiNOX inly furnished r i . n t '. r (f i revt t.. b. 1: T -Mir .. I 'p. to- Te ,; i. .;.b the plness In Portland'a- new -and most r S'.tel. Third an-d Main street, leai.tlful ritv Flaia an 1 a pii'er Kreei 'bus to and f rla'e arrj.il. 'Exeellent ,.1.ir tvfrv ir..m. Private bail.. EUB.OPEAX FtAsH, AMERICAN PLAN, 1 to ta.JO Par Daj. ta.M to St Par Day. m 1 3& wmm Why Not Study It Under a Pen Artist? BOOKKEEPING under an Expert Accountant ? BANKING under a Bank Cashier ? CORPORATION Accounting tinder a System-man ? ARITHMETIC under a Thorough Mathematician ? SHORTHAND under a Convention and Court Reporter ? TYPEWRITING under a Practical .Touch Operator ? Letter-writing:, English, Spelling, etc., under thoroughly competent instructors ? THE LEADING BUSINESS COLLEGE PORTLAND, CilEGON DALLAS COLLEGE Going to College? rn regular fain leavire Portland Satuffav S fn.i a. rn. an 1 ? r. and Sunday F a. n. Special Train Returning leaves Seaside Sunday at 6:30 P. M. Tickets will abo be h'.;-. rr : f -r return tr;; -n regular tra n !e av.ng Seaside Sr::-, :a a-. M niay, ? 2o a. m. and 4 r" p. m. DINING CARS ON BOTH REGULAR EVENING TRAINS PARLOR CARS ON ALL TRAINS Tickets on ale at City Office, corner 1 bird and Morrison sts., and at Union Depot S Si ': ! mm If r'. I.' r'r THE CORNELIUS THE BEST IV POTLAS -rtd t hrr. -:c ..out in the bwt vplsft rarpta. Fvery ' .'aina it r.ivy aoll.l Pimmgnu braat bed. on which a I 1 t S nr..i r.atr ml'rn; Th r.-oma are fur-'w-d !r, .Mil mahoa-anr. Writing .leak in every room, -a d'a'ar.e ar.d lrn-al t:r,h..rn in fifty room Silly with jrla' b;h Fliiia'o-1 In th renter of ahop r oi. Mofc frorn ). (trpumm sot ao e- s . ., othr otel. Whn net In Portland aiv "a-.r. T-ak. yon bo rAfiised. The Turnlahina:. f.-Tril rprerane of th nibil'' rom rnu.t be aeen he rrr la-e-d. THE CoRNKI.H S I r-t liua meets all TUm rr,,.. nf thla lnfftitutfon are to furnlah to youna; men and women a liberal Chrlatlan ednratlon. to lay a deep and broad founoatlon In the study of the sciences, art and philosophy, snd to build up a atrona; and Intel lectual moral character. Offers UsmI Collar" Conraaa; Claaal caO. Eolantlflo, Elamantary, Aoada mlo and KnaicaX i E-rrenaeg nominal. The faeuItT can larrana for limited number of studenta !o Wlr war in full or In psrt. i ,.rm rnmmences rent em oer zi. For OataJoam and Informatloa Addraaa O. a" MOCX, DauUa. Oraron. Dr. C. W. Oontalina. Prop V. X. Clarka. Manarer. NEW PERKINS HOTEL Fifth and Waahington St. Portland, Or. OPtifNED aJUINLS lt, IM08 " M-,dern luxury at moderate price " In the hesrt Af hu-ne and .hipping d,trnt. Extjumte-ly firnishfd. AU modern cofiTenience. Liberal nurn br print hxth. fample room. IJandrmet Cafe Bfl Grill m norfhweai; music. But meet all 'trams. Rate $100 and rt V.. Swetlind, iJanairtr. THE ALLEN PREPARA TORY SCHOOL ' Thorough preparation for "11 eastern and western colle;ea Elhh year be- i,lns S.iiamber 11. 10. Cataloaa. THE ALLEN TREPARA TORT SCHOOL Fortlan-d, Or. Successful 5len read 'Wants' WILUMETTl UNIVtRSITY Salem, Oreg-on, Offers you the Follow ing Cgirsea: I C-OI.LEOE OF LI PER A L ARTS. I I COLLEGE OF AII SIO. III COLLEGE OF ORA TORT. IV COLLEGE OF 'MEDICINE. V COLLEQE OF LAW. VI ACADEMY. VII COLLEGE OF THEOLOOT. All strong-, brain dveloplna; course. Send to the president for catalogue. ML ANGEL COLLEGE MT.ANOEL,ORE. In charge of the Benedirtine Father. Boarding school for rotir.g men and hoys. Term or-ena P-ept I. Roard. tui tion and laundry. 121 per year. Pre paratnry, commercial. ctanttSe and claaatcal courses warn roa CATAXootra.
