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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL PORTLAND. MONDAY EVENING. . SEPTEMBER 23. 1SC3. eoln, which U strongly Republican, U knowimii. nf. but ha aava ha la aouall 7-DAY1DVEHTISTS nnnnnr ni NT I 1111 noaitlve. from report that have now elrooat solid for Bryan, e any, ltd Fairbanks, TS miles southwest' of Lincoln, another atroiiKhol.t of Kiil lloantam. will be carried by tha lemo cratlo nominee. Ma, Mranler aaya Uwl Harvard. Ma homo town, lias nev.r reached him from oihr eeelltma of Ih mint, that iveoianHa win run uu a v ntajurlty efor Ui yan and Kern. o of the arealeat needa ft Ih n....nl ,1hv. eceurtlma to a Hrltlnh boon carried by Hryan In former oara entlet. la for a metal Lanier than quart sa a auuatlluie tor nunionui in unti. iUUR Gil U. mm m -w - . I . i i II i. t I j ii i I f .... Speakers Declare Sunday Closinpr Is KeJIgious Jaw and Unconstitutional. , Seventh Pay AOTnttat not ba- lleva In tha oonatltutlonailty of tha Bun day cloalnic Jaw, neither do they con- alder It for tha beat w"w v - people, or moral. Last nlfht at a mass meeting lie Id under tha auaptce of tha fteventh Ia Advenllata In Woman or tii pomon .w ; . f MUM n thA laiW. . 1 n0iTw.;r held- thafthe .!.; r ifht. undsr tna principle w -, the I)eciaratlon of ludejMsndence i and the const Mutton, to aiiemp a man'a rel ltioua bellera or acia. m,"."rr 5 .in. the firat eteaker. call.dat tenUon to the early blue laws .h Nr Knaland .atatea." He aleoi called to mind the Declaration of Inde pendence and the oonatltutlon, and de rlared that . the. Bunday Uwe were re llVtloua lawa. and therefore unconaUtu- t tonal. Neither me enure n .. atata had the right to Interfere on with hderl,J..Bma aald that th. flrat Bunday reat Petition wbj preeinted to , congress fall, and that Kjnce that . time every Stat In tha union except , ont had Sunday reat lawa on their atat tite booka. Theae lawa. aald the elder, had a tendency to maka bypocrltoa or . "Elder K. E. Andrea pointed ont that , the flrat recorded Sunday law was put Into effect In Ml A. D. """ to the Oregon law, ha aald. providing for the cloalna: of ma cny traced the law then down to the dark ages, and aald that It was aa-lnUrna-Uonal and not a local queatlon. Elder Daniel NetOeton 'eumiwl Foaitlon of tha Seventh Day Adventlata. n discussing the question ha aald In . part: , i . "Seventh Day Adventlata believe and teach that our people should respect and obey the civil power, should pay their taxes and otherwise be good, law abldlne: cltliena. - We believe, however, 'that every Sunday Teat law Is a rellgr ioua law, not a civil law, and that the atate has no - mora right to compel a , man to clone his shop on Sunday than it has to compel him to be baptized by : immersion, or -to pray three times a day. . : "Seventh Day Adventlata do -not be . lleve that Sundav ia the Sabbath of the . Xiord, because he has aald that 'the . seventh aay ia tne Haouaui or tna Liora thy God," and therefore we observe the seventh day, as the -Lord haa oom . manded. We do not disobey tha Sunday law and 'teach that It la wrona; from a financial atandpolnt, or because it will Injur our bualnasa, but upon the prin ciple mat it is an infringement on our constitutional and .God-given l rights, and were there a law to compel all men to keep Saturday, the true Sabbath of Jehovah, we would oppose the enact ment and enforcement of such a law as strongly as we do the enactment and enforcement of the Sunday laws. We believe that all men have a right to , worship or not to worship, as they see fit Men are resDonalble onlv to God in the matter of religion, and Sunday laws ara religious laws." . , - , JJEYAN SUKE TO . " CAEKY OVfX TATE X C. Messier of Harvard, Neb., la I visiting friends In Portland. Mr. Mess ier Is confident that Nftbrasga will be rarricd by Brynfc and Kern. Ho says mat state iriue is arouses aa never Deiore ana neorasKa peopi nava awaic-, ened to the fact that they have a man whom the whole nation admires. Lin- J want to sea a phonograph in every .American home.' Thoe. A. Edison. , . . , a , Plue len, me your Free . Offer Edison rbonogrsph. . Trial Offe Nqie..., Address. . TO aZSBBB WIAJTO BODMi yOBTLJUID, OaVBOOS. "3." . - Mm ',aaCSIS ijsa Try It v . ID Days Free Buy. only after Ttome", test at our expense. We pay - freight give eight months' time to pay, and charge no in terest ,Send us the coupon tnd we. will mail to your address circulars ' ex-1 . plaining our Edison Phonograph propo sitions thit will interest you as it has hundreds - of others. We handle all U vnn . have a nreference. (iiunvd . j v . - jr ' write us, for. !'Free Trial," and our small-payment plan. , . , EILERS PIANO HOUSE PORTLAND. OR. ' The largest deal ers in all makes of talking "ma chines and reo ords in the north-west CONDENSED REPOpT OF The United States National : Bank SUBMITTED TO THE COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY AT THE ' , CLOSE OF BUSINESS SEPTEMBER 23, 190S. ASSBTS. Loans and discounts. .. .4,229.081.0( U. R, bonds at par .. 704.000.00 Munlolpal and : railroad bond ............... 702.T47.S1 Bank building .V. ' 125,000.00 Due- from . .f v banks. ...$1,117.5.43 Cash ,. 2.080.4E1.BS .17S.117.SI 8,SS,928.35 , T.T a BTTiTTEBS. Capital ...... , $ 600,000.00 8urplus and . unflvlded profits ............... (18.1SS.1 Circulation 473,600.00 Dividends unpaid "f..... 424.00 D to . , V banks ..12,128,288.64 Individual deposits S,820,360.S2 7,446,641.18 13,938,826.35 Attest Correct; . 3. C AINSWOR.TH, President a a - ii x v ' v 1 ; A ' w i ' .... :,V :;: . ' : . . - ,:-': .;, .; .: ' ""W1 r . . ;. , i i s II - V :.,, '.:..: U :-. : .:: : ' .! S f ' : ' . ',.r1 ' t "' '' ' ' I : ' ': ::. I . i - 1 f ' EM'S MILL :sdiis Nothing NEAR AS GOOD can be had at any other store; at $20 You can ; TAKE ; V V t - for this. VVe always back up our statements witff -the) goods ; ; ; No' exaggerations in any .of our ads; " . "r. 'A ' " ""-!".. -. ; J . " RDEN YOD SEE IT B Otftl AD ITS SO MQWS 3rd and OaR , 1st and Yamhill The Best Air - Tight Wood Stove Now " on the market all sizea and prices. Warrant ed for five years, and will last longer. Before buying, call and inspect the "Prize" Heater The most popular wood stove in Portland. , It lias a body made of heavy; rolled steel ; insicfe is reenforced by heavy linings- in gray iron, cast in sections, so as to ab solutely prevent warping and protect .the steel 'sides from the : fire ; large , door opening and; a swinging smoke curtain;' neat nickel trimmings. $1 DOWN, $1 A WEEK, UNTIL YOU PAY 1 Sewing i , raw ktr - . Machines FREE Wood-Lined Zinc Stove Board with every stove this week. $1'0 50c a Week This is the high-grade "Gevurtz Special," and . will do. the work equally as well as a, $75 machine. It' is manufactured, in' wholesale lots for'us, and we give the coi- sumer the. benefit of the whole sale price. This machine costs you but $25 $1.00 Down 50c a Week . 'Ill - - v ' ' " j r ' ' ' " " " " This machine is made by" a fac tory not in the sewing machine - trust, therefore ' you . get : ahigh class machine at a. low .price.'?' ; CREDIT TO EVERYBODY We fit up your .home on easy payments A" little down A little each week You are welcome to credit. " . Turkish Rocker ", , , , '.,- ; ,' - ''v '' ' - " ' $3 -If No. 300 These rockers are included in our Leath er Goods Sale this week. They are like the cut, cov ered with genuine leather, best spring construction. Regular price is $60.00. Our big i . Special Sale Price 535 Buffet . - $21.50 M Tit "?r? hi JTa. 6S A. Rofft that r-t rl?h rtnml favor, aa Itli both mo-ratlf prt'-od M beautlfuUy butlU Tha' .1 la aoH4 ! 1a oak. 3 -.iar',r-aar4, Llst.17 pol Thert ara ihrn f OT.rrM'im r "draw. en, WM linen rhl- ! la rjr rtrr; a lrr th Hr tp (' ! r:"riB. tf a 11 ifrt, hl'.a or r-i ii - til.ZO pus I saw a I J 52,50 Diner $l.50 Tfi abov rnt la aa rmrt LI '-fare ef tula well-mala Inlna fhalr. In oiJa oak flnlah. It haa all tha aonL aubatanttsl feature aid arrarrwe of a ft rhalr. Ih. reralar price ta 12; our special aal tjrlpe l.ftO S 1 III , .. .IB VTT, II -V $12 Hall Racks a$7;$0 STo.' lOfl-Oak . Hall Backs, ' . golden : oak, quarter-sawed. fit ted iwlth 12xlJ-lnch mirror and brass bat and ' coat, hooks. A e f 1 n a .rack, worth I12.-0; .special . saie price ..... . .87.50 Solid Oak Like Cut Only $18.50 No. These are very handsome quarter-Sawed Golden Oak Dressers, with beautifully hand-pol ished cases, genuine French bevel plate mir rors, 24x36-inch size, tops 22x42 inches. Very fine furniture pieces. The regular price in other stores is fully $35, The Big Store special price is only ' . $18.50 . . nSA' Mi ' MM--' xmA m AiW. f!- Regular $8.50 Mission Rockers No.' 2636 These handt some Mission Rockers are of solid oak, weathered finish,"genuine leatherette' upholstering and plain saddle seats. First-class rockers at a great bargain; $8.50 Values for : : 94.25AA A: . - i ?w . . r AJ a 1 $3.00 -Cobbler Seat Rockers $2.00, No. 297 There are several models of these rockers, 'and they; are. all good values at $3. Special this week at . . ; $2.00 Reg. $5.50 Values Our Price Only MOThle, Is a bl-h-rrade. aolld oak dlnerywUh irenulna leather box seat. ?uartr-aawed back, per-er-t In finish and hljh pol ish; a real IS value, and aold at that rVe elnewbere; our .e1l price S3.25 m tt " " XL OEVURTZ BROS. Q TT A r?t m . m sm. E. Burnside and Union Ave, $60 Solid Brass Bed $45 Wm - In purchasing a Brass Bed 3'ou should consider quality, then beauty. A Brass Bed like the ojpc shown in cut is far above the average yi, quality. The finish will wear better and remain bright longer than anything that we have been able to pro cure fpr a long time; in fact, the whole shipment of which this was one is -of a superior standard. The stock number is 5045, and it may be seen in salesroom on secondv floor; $60.00 value for only
