The Oregon daily journal., September 06, 1908, Page 3, Image 3

-THE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL. PORTLAND, SUNDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER 6. 1908.
TUFT'S FIUAL BID
FOR LABOR VOTE
is
Mass Meeting Planned to JJe
Held In Chicago Ten:
Days Before Election.
(United Pros Uh& Wlr.i C ' " i
Chicago. Sept, 8. As", grand climax
bf th campaign. ' the . Republican com
mitts announces that W..H. Taft, presU
oanUal nominee,' will apeak at an "In
austrial demonstration" In Chicago, Oc
tober 24. Cold lake winds at that date
wOl necessitate an Indoor meeting., The
Coliseum, the building Tuffs nomination
was made in, Is to be the scene. Tho
demonstration will come within 10 day;
before the close of the campaign and
exoeDtinsr Derhaps a final speech at Cin
cinnati the occasion will mar, the nnais
Oil 0
this pamphlet,
uted wldulv In
riuadrennlal political contest.
Republican- itaaers . are juhui i u
meetinK here Monday. They have already
counteracted the effectof Bryan s labor
meting here Monday. Tbey have already
Invited the attendance - of - many, men
In thaJabor movement. Thoy
expect these to marshal a. host of or
ganised workers that will rival - the
Labor day Bryan, demonstration under
the management of President Samuel
Gompers of the American Federation of
Lavoor ana otnor
OREGON TO SEE
- (Continued From .Page One.)
Buffalo Bill to Give Brcath-
: Holding Exhibitions
; ; of Wild Sport. "
which Is to-be dlstrlb.
y in everv t.iwh.r. ti.- an.
called fund Is to be uand. - .
, Uryan spent moat of today In dlnpos
ing or nil correspondence. Be denied
himself to all vlaltora an nmoJ
id of .his secretary, Robert V.
iispos or 1,000 letters. He
ZOr ( n I ru l mnA . U M.mm
Sunday afternoon, reachlna Chi.
after o'clock Monday morn-
- ' - r-w
r S. P. ENGINES
(Continued From Page One!)
know that you f Portland expected us
. on ins street. I did ndt think It
was as oaa as that.
S i i Konay Tied TJp la Banks.
-ou remember," ha continued, "that
about a r year a so. narhana . ih.
When Buffalo BIU appears ' with bis
Wild West and Congress of Rough Bid-
erg in this city; September U and It,
be will present a delegation of cowboys ba.-A ot Atr., J . .w" XT"J
"?.7Jr,'!r" construction of
A"" cuwuujr im '""."" . ,", "' wouia relieve the Fourth
BPfVamiK uiiu nwiory uui io""'-1 uoi. 11110. JUil aOOUt that time. hn.
Dense for his dlnarDerance the cow-1 ever, your local hint.,. --. .i
K'rl Is coming into prominence ana tied up tfcelr money so tightly that none
Buffalo Bill has done bis share to. ex-1 could be secured to carrv on tha wnrlr
plolt berln. practical, publlo demonstra-i The senseless mnnav n.ni . .
lions . of hr skill ln saddle. , ! ago hs now V?mESn&W!&S'..i7ffi
wnue women naturally cannot enaure Harrlman ,j , iT'' .im. iZ ..,7,.
the Drlvationa and hardahlDS of f rentier 1 A- til nP""'P,a to secure
lif. th. m tha cow- r::.""'"T . wm nicuon or me
boys or herdsmen oY thVclslns.h has filX,.? .T" " :
baan .hi. In ortnnf h.r..lt to liaafulnCSS K...... -.1 "l" ".""f " " U
ii i bubllo .In:nTof .nualrlail T skill "n" J ".'V" "a"a. ,WU UP
which' matches favorably with the tea S ..x r. friend of Oreron "ZaM the
of her brother horsemen. With Buffalo Lpeaker? "-We have n. .nithJ
Bill s Wild Weat will be seen several firS? H.".e
cowgirls, some of whom will content vilopmeBt"' bft.nt "S.""8:
when the work beglns,"--and he added
again, "that will De imraui.ij.
. l i . PMinb rnuntv has been
on the schedule of our new workfor
some time. It wouia nay- 2
last year and completed this had It. not
i h. Hanraaalon last fall. It
will be the first new ; work oructed.
"What crogram will be followed reia
, . i .r' 7?. . a, waahlncton road.
JET, n.'uctlorof the tunnel under
the peninsula and the removal or tne
Southern Paclflo- tracks on Fourth
"All these projects are part of the
general scheme of building in g;on.
f'd "wlxU- they will necessarily take
more time to get-under way,, they will
be completed is rapidly' P"lb'8
There Is no intention to abandon any
of the instruction work outlined for
Oregon. It will ail be - crowded for
ward and put under way as '
feasible after construction has. begun
oTthe line into the interior. The Urger
cart of these projects would be urt
way now had not tha depression
of last autumn cuotnou u " -
'0rU' watches the irewspapert.
Mr. Harrimim Joked again y awy.'
diversion. "By the way' n he said is
yours an evening or a morning ,PaPr . .
Evening and a Sunday morning edi
tion. Why, would It make any differ
ence with what you said to either a
morning or evening pater7
"Well. yes,". he answered quick and
with a snap "my remarks to a morn
mg paper would depend largely upon
howtPhard I had been hit In the even-
lnMr. Harrlman disclaimed any knowl
edge of the report contained in press
dispatches from New York during .the
week that the Southern Paclf lc- system
waa arranging a flotation of 50.o6o 000
In bonds to carry on Its- work In new
construction in the west.
"m,. bear out your state-!
ments that construction on sll projects
will be carried, speedily forward with
th funds derived from this flotation T"
rI don t know anything about It.
Wot rally Advised.
Then they don't keep you advised at
Pelican lodge of everything that hap
pens in financial centers?"
"Apparently, no. There are a lot of
things happen In New Tork that you and
.I ns xv mil nirmi wi. vci(i .
nd .kill. whll. will annmnllfv ;Kr ur-,r,"'"L ""J"1" w-
' - - . --r wwia.w " ' ' - VUUUgllL W M fl (1 1 1 11 41 S Ikll WA
mnn anaii' i .. i i .
themselves with' exhibitions of
as a ell I son. I am glad of the friendly
understanding that Is comlngbetween
us. and trust that the future will mane
I 1 1 1 m,m. .11 w '
..... MW. .I.VMV,.
' Off for tha Soutk.
Tn slnalnv V. T7a rrlmin thanked hi
auditors for their Mtlence In listening
lo him snd for their klndnasg in aesir
I. ai 4 kaaa- klnt ir.. k .
Shortly afterwards he left tha club
and returned to hia special car, leaving
for tho south at 11 o'clock.
In Mr. Harrlman's speolal which tra
versed the valley yesterday afternoon
were, besides Mr. Harrlman himself.
General Manager CBrlen. Oeneral Wan
-- v. V. r-alvln nt Han FYanolsco. W
W. Cotton, head attorney for tha Har-
wsir rigni iu reapeci aa Droncuu inot Play
or DucKing norsea. . objected to these
ers and riders
Th. r-i .;rr."..Mo. wnrlc n''".rr" ympiainia nor . nave
of Sn, .Vunumedtd wlil
. mw wnvf i't . w. wv nau an ajrreement ann wa ihnurht
lives In tha saddle, followlnr the. herds that a S7"a w.T.,A0Ufn:
of cattle upon the plains and . parUci- that la all past and settled ind nZ ori
""'"' ;."-" ""-"'-..--1 "iJuis , remain so lar as I know.
Joioa With City
sembled a - band' . of genuine . oowboys, . "J, m i sorry that I cannot be present
represenUtlvee of a.class of' rugged Pp"18-?" Join in the Jollinoatlpn
westerners now fast naaalnr from view. "oon l? na.v in welcome of the
Thee cowboys will demonstrate the Jif- "'""',r,B Lr?Sr ln" ,J.oly
noble art of broncho busting as It has e2il,v .iv "J wo,u,.d
In the wild west exhibition the pecu- "S" ",l"DU ,ulere8a m ;ne growin
llarlties of the buckinr horse and the I " - .. . . ..
. i - ....-...... ... . u-1 x nuuw maL vou or Fnrrinnrt win
set forth in an authentio and realistic ",52J y,a1 1 V?1 in(1.J ?rlco?"
manner; for with Buffalo Bill every- IVimatinA. wM-.TTii r r clr
thing ia ,euln. and. the student of na- SSt'SS -hh 'n?'1.6,!. ?.r..thr
an inceresi in Oregon, one higher than
uusiness interest, uurlng this sum
ture, the student of hIMory or the slm-
ue BBKer aiier enteriainmeni win una
hemselves enjoying the real article in
every detail- of the varied Droarara
wnica is to d presentea.
MAMMOTH FUND.
mer I have been a resident tt n.nn
and I have gained health while here.
"TID . V, ... i T i . . :
,.., ,iijr iiiouu. i iiuve enjoyea my
stay here, and with my officials have
talked of manv thlnra. Th.r.fnr. T f -i
" n vregonian. ana am sincere in say.
ins i am giaa to see any develop
ment which is for the betterment of the
lata.
ly would look for iha new attorney-ir"lJFLl ? b,.h5r.e tonight," said
So Bryan is assured themen f-
. (Continued From Pag One.)
filiated with the Standard have con'
tributed as Individuals to the fund
solely to meet with you men of Port
land. Even now T .hnuM h. tn Q.
Francisco, and almost on my way back
w iuo ram. i am gLRci 10 nave made
the trip here, to have been given this
rlm.a .v.t.m nt th. northwest: JOJ1
lf,ilr Ttr V A J MMrk.ntl. and W. D.
Fenton. southern caclflo attorney for
Those who . left for tha south . last
nlrht with f r. Harrlman. besides his
original party,' wera General Manager
O'Brien, Chief Engineer Boachaa. J. xj.
Farrell. general manager of the Oregon
aV Washington ria, ana a- .i7"".
orealdent of the Portland Nehaiem.
Among those who mttended th reoep-
Mnn m t th. ('nmnarrlll ciud war X . a.
vuhv. w ir n-aar. Tom Richardson. C.
I. Boaell. H. E. Lounsbury, R. V. Holder,
C J. Oray, xeo CTieae, juiiub iu
h el meri M. Baruh, R. M. Brereton. B.
8. Josselyn. W. W. Cotton. J. P. O'Brien,
C. H. Crogster, K. L. Thompson, C W.
Hddson. W. K. McMurray, A..H. Devers.
W. D. Fenton. C. A. Bell. W. B. Coman,
F. 8. Stanley, J. N. Teal, B. E. Kennedy,
V. St flr.nl John Mulr. W. H. Whit-
flM rr niaradnrfl. Dr. ' Hosmar. Dr.
Parker, Henry Hahn, a A. Coopey and
many others.. j
MANY TOWNS BURNING
enawaMMSMS)
(Continued From Pag On.)
ternoon. Once th buildings started
and the bias swept bef or the strong
west wind through th business por
tion of th town.
The First National bank, th city
hall. th. O'Neill hotel, th ' Miners
hank- and nrantlra11v averv business
structure and office building la ' the
town were aulckly in names ana
doomed, to destruction. . Th new hlgl
achool. recently erected at oost o
t19KknA atona Am Kill If. th.
southern part of the town looking down
on the scene of desolation.
LAte tonlrht Nashawauk. a town or
1.000 inhabitants. 20 miles southwest
of Uibblng, was surrounded by frames
and escape was Impossible by road. If
the wind continues in the present direc
tion It is not believed the town can be
saved. Passengers on a Great North
ern train from Nashawauk say mil
lions of feet of standing pines h.ave
been oestroyea.
in the rucht from cnisnoim many
families were separated and scores of
searches for missing children and rela
tives are in progress in WDDing.
World's Scenic Route.
The scenic wonders of the Canadian!
Paclflo route are beyond description.
This Is the verdict of the traveling pub
lic, mrcnase your ticxets via me
"World's Soenio Route." The road that
i
In Pursuance With Our Usual
Custom
.
Our Store Will
i i i M
Remain Closed
All Day Monday
that Is to defeat him nrt Novnmhnr. J"8".?!?6""?' ana to.. have met you has more to offer than all other roads
iw. w ioasb, not as a raiiroaa man, but c
Oreeon. He Is particularly fond of
Pelican lodge. He'd like to stay there
if the stress of railroad financiering did
not demand his time and presence else
where. , .
"Are you going to return to th lodge
next year?" he was asked.
"I den t know. I don't know," was the
reply. "I'd like to. It's a great coun
try a fine nlace, hut' we can never tell
what another year will bring forth. Tea,
1 11 go back if I can,"
Xarrlman Zs OptlmJUrtlo.
Mr. Had man la optimistic concerning
financial " and Industrial conditions
throughout the country.' Business gen-i
enallv is on the upward trend and it will I
not be a greet while before conditions
are again normal. The hoarding; of
money by individuals and bankers, he
says, contributed largely to tne omened
period of last- year and th first of
this.
F. S. Stanler, head of th Deschutes
Irrigation & Power company in Crook
county, the largest private irrigation
project In the United States, and who
attended the dinner given Mr. Harrl
man at the Arlington club, commented
rreeiy on tne outlook ror tne interior,
once rail construction toward Crook
county Is started.
"Mr. Harrlman's' reiteration - of the
promise he mane Governor Chamberlain
and myself at Pelican lodge that a road
would be started toward the Deschutes
Immediately means Incalculable benefit
and expansion to that district.
"In addition lo nearly 100,060 acres
of Irrigated land atttled and In hands
which will cultivate It, there will soon
be half that amount ready for new set
tlers. Railroad activity toward that re-
f lcwr will no doubt keep pace with the
nflux and extend Its laterals and canals
as rapidly as the demand warrants. Ac
tivity in raiiroan circles means activity
in irrigation ciroiea ana prosperity," pro
duction and a heavy addition to Crook
county's population."
Money to now Underground.
Bryan la Informed that the money is
not to be distributed through th Re
publican national committee. That or
ganisatlon, the story goes, will have no
knowledge of the existence of the fund,
which will ba disbursed through trusted
agents -and the state committees of the
Republican, party In a dosen states.
According to a report -received by
tsryan, so one or nis closest advisers de
clared late tonight, the states and
amounts so far decided on are as fol
lows:
Nebraska $176,000,
Kansas 1200,000.
Iowa' 1300.000.
Indiana, $500,000, or aa much thereof
as may benecessary; in this state most
of the money is to be contributed to the
treasuries or the smaller parties.
Illinois S250.000.
Ohio $600,000, or as much thereof
combined.
Squlbbs medicines are highest grade mad In all th world,
your doctor. W fill your prescriptions with these goods.
Ask
mav ba necessary.'
A mmt virnn . zvnn nnn
New Tork, any amount wanted after
BUSINESS COLLEGE
Xncreaaad Staff of T chis Btsnfaig
ClMSM to B Establisiad.
When th Christian Brothers new
business college on th eaat aid will
open this fall It will have a full eorps
of efficient instructors. Until th new
' college Is in readiness to receive pupils.
sruaies win continue ai ma oia insti
tution, Blanchet Institute, Fifth snd
Mill. This Institution will, reopen Tues
day. September 8. Although the quar
ters are somewhat antiquated and
cramped, th Christian - Brothers will
continue their work until they will have
better facilities for Imparting knowledge
In a modern college on th east aide.
The new college la to be modern In
every detail. A full business coura will
be given and youna men will b prepared
for mercantile positions. 'The physical
development of the nuplls will not be
neglected. Large playgrounds around
the new college will be at the disposal
of the students. Two regulation con
crete hand-ball alleys, at the cost of
11.000. are now In course of construe
tlon. Basket ball will also be one of
the feature of the athletic department
In time. Brother Andrew hopes to In
troduce military drill twice a week un
der the direction of an army officer,
In order to give the students a more
manly bearing, and become atlll more
accustomed to habits of prompt obe
dience. Calisthenics also will
of the dally regulation.
the ReDubllcan candidates are nominated
and the preliminary canvasses are made
showing how much is needed. Because
of the publicity law in New. Tork this
will not only be disbursed through pol
itical channels but through leaders of
clubs and so-called leagues in tne sev
eral counties.
Bmallr Parties to 8 Gorged.
In addition large sums are to be
aent Into Georgia and Tennessee to be
used by the minor party candidates,
who usually draw most of their strength
from the uemoeratio party.
Bryan Is informed that money con
tributed to the smaller parties in any
of the doubtful states will be on condi
tion that the orators shall attack Bryan
In all of their speeches and steer clear
of the personality of the Republican
residential and . vice-presidential can
ldates. This IS to be the method sed
In the states where there Is known Re-
gubllcan discontent, the hop .being, so
ryan's friends assert, that the dis
gruntled Republican voters shall be
wasted 'on other candidates and not go
to the Democratic candidate. A number
of speeches recently made by populist,
prohibition. Independent and socialist
candldatea are cited as proving that the
plan la already In excellent order andJs
working weii.
Bryaa to Attaok Taft personally,
Rrvin has had ffeneral knowledge of
this alleged runa xor several aays out
the first really specific Information as
to the breadth and scop of the 0an
reached him tonight. It Is reported that
hia belief that the "Interests" are lln
lngjip against him Is responsible for
his determination to, personally attack
Judre Taft In his speech at Rochester.
N. T., on September IS. It is also due
to this fact that he haa already person
ally assailed T. Coleman Dupont and
Boise Penrose and Intends later to dwell,
on the political activity or George R.
Everybody washes their
teeth. So save every
body 25c this week if
you can. For next week
we give a full 25c can of
our best Tooth Powder,
and one of our best 25c
Tooth Brushes, the two
for the price of one.
LABOR
Blonday, Sept. 7
See Monday Evening Papers
for Announcement of
Tuesday
Sal
p
Grat
25c for Both
Sheldon, Cornelius N. Bliss atfd other
men prominent In the conduct of the
Taft campaign.
At the Chicago conference steps will
b taken to checkmate th financiers
who ar parties to this alleged plot. .
Democracy's Connter-Attaok. , -:
Plans will be completed for securing,
If "possible, th names of th subscribers
with th amounts they ar willing to
"put up" to defeat Bryan. The pub
licity committee will also ba asked to
h.w. a few million conies mad of tile
charges mad by Alton B. Parker four I
years ago that speclal Interests" bad
contnouiea larxvirxo m iuna to ow usea
to defeat him. Then, directly" under
neath, will be printed President Roose
velt's "indignant disclaimer and hia re
marks putting Parker Into the Ananias
club. This will be followed by the E.
H. Harrlman correspondence, showing
how much me union ncino msumate
raised after his visit to .Washington.
Other Interesting details showing the
contributions of Insurance comnanle to
th Republican campaign fund, aa
brought oat at the New Tork state In
vestigations, ar also to b Included In
More Money Savers Too
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25c size Guticura Soap. 19
50c size Cuticura Salve. ,39
50c size Mentholatum Salve.. 33
25c size Mentholatum Salve .'. 16$
75c size 1-Ib. box of Talcum Powder. 35$
1-pound Paraffine .
10c cake Sapolio . .6
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form part
The rerular erenlnr classes will ro
e-pen September 14. Quite a number of
young man bav already rgltra.
Plumbing: Goods Cheaper.
M. Barde V Sons hava now a full tin
ft plumblnc nippile at their new store,
lit north Third street and ar abl. to
undersell all co tn petition hy buying- la
carload iota direct from eastern manu
facturer. , e
Railway Men's organ's-
The tfnlted
tlon ef the stat of New Tork. which
Is a learislaU- body mad op of mem
bers nf th flv railroad brotherhood.
Wjlll hold special meeting shortly at
Which a raolutlai will b passed, da.
tn. w
ting the stata and city public entc
wiandln
an amendment te
boards, rrvldlne fnr tha arpnlntrnent
cf a representative of labor on both
boarda.
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PORTLAND REAL ESTATE
vs.
MOSS AND MOSS
ft
When we sold the block on Thirfeenth and Ir
Ving streets, some two or three years ago, to Marshall-Wells,
before they had received their deed, the
company was notified to remove the moss from the
buildings that had been standing there for many years;
and last year on selling Marshall-Wells the two blocks
on Fifteenth and Johnson, they were also notified in
this case to remove the moss that had been accumu
lating on the buildings there for many years. Dur
ing the past month, on .selling to Mr. T. B. Wilcox
the corner on Seventh and Stark streets, we met a
somewhat similar experience, for on going to the city
hall to get a permit to remove the buildings, we were
met with a suggestion that they were just going to
condemn them. From this it seems that the old build
ings can stand with the moss on them and in the hands
of the moss-backs years and years, but the moment
new men buy them, trouble begins. In the parlance
of the times,' "WOULDN'T THIS JAR YOU?"
The facts are that there are a good many old
buildings on prominent corners of the city that the
owners will not paint or fix up, nor in any way im
prove. Now that a large, cosmopolitan city is to be
erected here, Moss-backs that want to have village
conditions around them may as well realize once and
for all time that there are new meriwith new ideas
and with means in the city bent and determined on
having Portland take front rank as one of the great
cities of the Union. The Moss-backs will either have
to wake up and march with the procession in an ear
nest effort to get well paved streets, the city well
cleaned, well painted and made attractive in every
way, or they may as well get out and have their vil
lage conditions in Hillsboro, Skamokawa or some
other place.
Every individual has rights, but the majority
rules in this country, and the majority of the citizens
now of Portland are going to have the city benefited.
bettered and improved, notwithstanding the complaint
or 'grumbling of any Moss-back. This city has been
cursed with too many men who would not improve
their property, nor do anything with it unless they
could sell it at exorbitant prices. THE NEW ERA,
IS HERE. New men, new ideas, new ambitions are
going to propel Portland in a forward movement In
a wonderful manner. We realize it fully, are induc
ing the people to? buy and are! making sales on that
understanding. Parties having real estate that they
really want sold will find it to their advantage ' to list
same with us. Persons wanting good bargains in
down town properties will find it to their advantage
to call upon us as we have a number of well selected
corners and quarter blocks that will surely enhance
in value. l
We deal exclusively in inside properties, have
been in the real estate business for 20 years in the
city of Portland, dealing solely in inside properties, not
running a department store, not doing an abstract
business or an insurance business, but we do sell real
estate and sell the very best of real estate Portland real
estate, and sell only on the commission basis, whetcy
the owner of property knows that he is not being
speculated upon, and the buyer of the property knows :
that the price quoted is the price of the owner, thereby
insuring absolute fair dealing, are fully qualified to
give investors the very best aid and assistance in ie-.
lecting bargains in Portland city property. We have ,
sold many of the' most prominent and largest prop
erties in the city, and respectfully refer the invest
ing public to any bank or business house in the city of
Portland, and to their numerous clients.
Bankers, investors, executors of estates, livings
out of Portland, wanting Portland real estate, are cor
dially invited to call upon or write to -
CHARLES K. HENRY ft SON,
250 Stark Street Portland, Oregon.
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