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THC OREGON SUNDAY, JOURNAL. PORTLAND. SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 4. 1003. 11 DEMOCRACY GIRDS FOR APPROACHING STRUGGLE " 1 1 ." Bryan and Kern Clubs Are Becoming Plentiful in the . Counties of Eastern Oregon Umatilla Takes the , ' " s Lead.- '..-:' '.-v.- : ' (pertil PUprk to Tk Joera.O Pendleton, Or, Oct. J. Th lwocraoy of eastern Oregon la preparing for an aotlva and aicresslv campaign- It Will wag war of political conquest nd will carry tha battl Into Jha on ray1 camp. In abort, It la preparing to do bualntaa with tha political other fallow. Pendleton, tha political mec of tba treat Inland empire, la evidently ft Dero. ocratlo atronghold. rendieton, mo irora Pendleton, the entire eouniv of Uma Ulla a organised. It haa the ajnewa of war all taut and la going out after the vote. Umatilla county will go for Bryan, or all pre-election eigne count Fo7 naught. iftndred. of RPbllcana are going to rote for the Nebreeltan. for the man anil hia poiioie .. nnni. with the people of tha . i . t.m nmn TC' '"i" YI".-" -.T,V nmoretlo bat tie c"y up and down the Columbia and .u.. iha Metern border of the 1 JUate. waeco win nave nv !K.r?eluba In the field wltMnj ft abort 1 . i ir .iii. .tAiin.w hm three atrong unK u inmn i 1 - - cluba In action ana la planning 10 theae more effective. Thl county ha entered atrenuouoly into tne right sort of cam Deigning and the frulta of labor are wltneaaed In reporte which are con tl taint I v nm inr In of nreclnct stronr ly Republican In complexion, that are talnr fa rn ror urvan. nnuwin education la being carried on and 'ex reliant raaulta are' aaaured from ao qualntlng the voter with the strong and popular plana In the iemocratlo platform. Adherents to Bryan PoUolea. Eastern Oregon Uke the propoaed bank ruirantv law. advocated DV jar. Vrvan- rfnau't Ilka th frvmnsstlo at tltude of the ReDUbllcan platform and anHiHata nn arovernment by Injunction It amllee at the explanation offered by the president and Mr. Taft for the Re mihllRan refusal to Publish ft list Of ramnaira contributions before election it lan't pleased with the Republican ida of tariff revision alter win one of the liveliest arid moal up-to-date Hrvan and Kern clubs In the state, the efforta ol a local officeholder In th ..epubllran ramp to create a Taft club URGE POPULISTS TO linn flntf III only tlMIIth Importance) of the pre. I I I M L I U - IJUVAIl n earn pa l an to rarer to th tariff. our. I II ' II II I lilt I 11 I J renry or other hatknered subject. I U 1 1 1 I I II II I rill It la to the honor and atorv of oof w, Ift.ftei Mil I IIM hBt , m u J f h tore for the last t yaars. On thsa two sreal l.iui.. so vital to the rlshi and lilMirtlae ft every freeman, evary old ruullt anouid make llie enoioa. 1 he two grat iuatlotia so overtop an oversnanow an omare titai It Executive Committee Shows Why Taft'a Tolicy Is .Against the People. ' Tba executive committee of th Popu Hat eUte central . committee of four r the a tanelet banner of the oaonls'a rlabt to Ilia front, and to triumphant victory In constitutional enactments, forever ea curing to the peopl the rlht to makt their own taw and rheoae their own aonatora by direct legislation and IU direct uniDtry, And it is to the honor a i.d alory ot th old I'opullata .that they led the battle' for thvas riahta a th people. And wv half the atalea o the llnUn. and more than to cltlas of our country, gon im in procession. year ago baa Issued ft statement to thai afford to take any backward step. "wl cannot now member of th party la Oregon, advo cating that th membera of that artr ran aroui or uanerai anatiiva nreaat. I Hl. ..... tviiii. t..i. ,..rU. -..i u ' kt. . .... I ' - well llkad-'but'Th. 'US,7l.U lu'.'t alm" '- of thg BuU Oregon-ln oompll- don't aei anthualasllo ovr lha Tkft f.no" .w" . wiabna or many. Old-line Propaganda.. and that. .11 tbr la to .YoV ftVHo". you co'm! John H Hteveneon ranraaantlna-. tha I vi iwur ywira M now ana r"i mStoiMfrtfZMll th! erloue eonelderfttlon of th. following Dem hall onal commltt morn I commute and th campaign I . , W. - ... t J .l). 9 wi.i in. A.'l I mm, at i.i Tm . estlons SURtt lsomentoua Issues affecting th par- ing Portland Thursday porta th condition of on uemocraoy aa highly encouraging. le if or tn rlghta or the peopi are preelder lists who eourageously led the van- .Hnlna ii ,rLZ dependent on the result of the pending vening, ana r-i ,, , .w. nM pn. And now for those conaltlrratlona. and at tbla crisis of publlo affalra, we ap peal to our fellow cltlsena, the battle. ecarrea vwerane or tne old Populist party., and respectfully and oandldly submit the (juration; ''Ought w not to vote ror wiiiiam j. Bryan, rather tbaa lor vuiism it. larir- . iv.eapaciruiiy aunmltted, A. p. NELHON. chalrm r.. ivnuii rl. ' -WILLIAM H. HALtk - OEOKUK OOLJS. residential cam pel an. The old Popu a P ik. irn..m. : . u k ' lorrai ana ine aa .i.. wiilwviBI. m W "IIW'U" I f, m tnft l.m.ln .ILm. tnm th eastern Or-1 iMrin. I ,,. I. .i 7 j.iT.iT- ISU i.....TO.. .,,,, ,. ytmmmv win mm iwarmm mnA th. ..Mr. rlMl tl vaar in wnoorv- l . . : - l ruard for th people's rights, Juat re- nmriaa-anna. not before election and it refuaen to get enthuned over the riai-rootea repuaia tion bv the Republican convention of IvX the election of . United SUtea aenatora by direct vote of the people. All tnis la perfectly apparent from talking wltn people In every walk of life where people-think and talk for tnemselvea. Down from Baker county cornea th report that Bryan win carry u oy sev aim i hunririut malnrltv. Hood River, el ways a Reoubllcan atronghold. will give a good big vote for the Democratic standard-bearer and Wasco haa ms;ii hopes of getting over Into the jjemo cratlc column. The old Hood River Democratic club will get Into aetloa at one and atart In on a campaign of education. While the eastern Oregon Democracy la arouaed for an active campaign oia Oeneral Apathy la still In command of the Republican honts. There Is an In difference on the part of the Republi can rank and file that can hardly be ascribed to anything else than a want of Interest In the Republican program, and a lack of faith In the Republican candidate. In Again; Out Araln. For instance: An asrent of the state Republican headquarters dropped Into The ualles last week for the announced purpose of organising a Taft club. He was met at the depot by General Apathy mm, w.nii.rliif ahnut for ajwhlle In the ehllly atmosphere of Indifference, took: 'hia hat in hand and shook the I dust ox the Wasco metropolis rrom niai sandals. While th Pendleton Democracy has! BIG BILL ASKS WHY'S II TARIFF Problems In Custom House ' M i nm a nrt a?A Equauzations inai laii Has Not Solved. fTalted Fna bsastd Wtre.I Topaka, Kas, Oct S. In two speeches I before large browda here, In which he discussed th "generally downward" re vision of th tariff. William H. Taft to night finished what he characterises aa 'tour. When he retired at midnight it I iwaa with th prediction that he had 1 won ovr th atate. Th candidate's day waa also th moat atrenuoua of his trip. Governor Hoch. Senator Long and Curtis and R. W. Stubba, Republican candidate for th governorship; i. Xj. srisiow, wno oeai Senator Ixng' for the nomination; Con gressmen Reeder, Murdock, Miller and.. juaaieon, ana . aj. j.i aumne, xopuu llcan national committeeman, accompa nied Mr. Taft from the state line to To peka. Large crowds greeted tho candi date everywhere. Hla speech-making began at o clock, when he appeared in half apparel at oyracuae, ana ne ad dressed crowds at Dodge Ctty. Stafford. Kinsley, Hutchinson, Newton, Strong City, Kmporla, Osage City, Peabody and Florence. Talks to Termer, Hla speeches during -the ran across Kanaas were mainly directed to the farmers, and to them be held up the contrast of prices unoer KepuDiican and Democ ratio administration. He referred to the claim mad by Bryan that he alone Is the heir to the Itooseveii policies ana cnaiiengea nis hearers to find In any utterances or any line of his authorship where th Nebraskan la given that heritage. Mr. Taft waa welcomed at Xopeka by an escort of marching clubs and. 10 bands. In his speeches tonight at th Audi torium and the Grand opera-house he discussed th tariff, the trusts and la bor. Hia tariff address promised th country, In the name of the Republican party, that the revision due to be made next March at special session of con gress, would be "generally downward." Dwelling at aome length on th Ding ley law and-explalnlng Its operation, he continued: Tariff rualas. "To retain th duties far In xoee of th difference in th cost of produc tion In th United States and In Europ Is to offer a temptation to those who regulate tn output to attempt for tn ticket and says that ing it ud the local organisations In all the coun ties he baa visited are getting ready ur aviiTi 4;niiisn wora. . Stevenson Is on a tour of the east Oregon counties, conferring with comm teaman and prominent Democrat, wl a view to ascertaining political eon tlona and declare that the outlook f th ticket waa never brighter la 1 counties up th-vColumbla. , . Waft Taft olioy ICeama. Divesting th platform of th two DIVORCES HIV; PORTLAND BOUND Bolides represented and ad vocated by Mr. Taft tend toward cen tralised government reetriotlng the rights and power of the people, while I tne laeaa ana policies aavocaiea oy Mr. Bryan tend In th opposite direction. I seek In a- to enlarge th rights and power of the people. Th Republican candi date, Mr. Taft. frankly admlta .that he la opposed to' direct legislation by th people under the principles of tha Initia tive and referendum, and to the election of United States senator by direct vote of th people, and th publication of campaign contributions. in a pudiio aaaresa on xni auDjeci a iai-ita omAJro at. HOI IHTIIIG OF ERS STOCKHOLD J. G. Taylor Brings Charges Against Old Directors of v Irrigation Company. IfpeHal Plipatrk to The Joarnit.) Hood Rlvr.. Or Oct I Th 'annual meeting f th stockholder , of th farmers' Irrigation compny. which waa held today, developed ft stormy session In which vral member passed . th II, th old board of director were de feated and a charge of misappropriat ing funda and prosecution brought agalnat them by J. G. Taylor. Ht Is alUged by Taylor, ' who waa formerly employed by th Irrigating - u-x-ajL. I. ii. . ... - -- - ...i " I The Highest Authority on Eyes in America company, that on account of his knowl edge of tho alleged Irregular tranaac tion of th officers of th -company mat iny nave .enaeavored to fasten on No other eyesight specialist in the en tire world 1 has achieved such results is Thompson, the dis coverer of the Instan taneous method of sight testing. A Iftft I li JM The 'foremost phy sicians, oculists and men of, science of lKndon, Paris, Ber lin and .Vienna de clare the Thompson system of sight test ing a great aid to sci Sign Tears la yoruaad. The eye him the oharge of having blown up It flum with dynamlia durlnr th helsbth of th strawberry season this year.' Tay lor declare that the- flume waa not blown un. He mad the charaea after an adjournment or ' tne meeting' today Inviting th pfflrera of th ditch com pany to stay and hear them, but with wo exceptions may rmad to do -sot ; la . claimed by th. off leer of th toh company that th charaea are un founded. The meeting of the company commenced at 10 o'clock thla mornlna and lasted until after I o'clock In the afternoon, during which time It waa Interrupted avral times by Taylor, no inflated on being neara. GERMANY'S FOREMOST PHYSICIAN SAYS: rapidity and accuracy with which Thompson . corrects troubles is nothing short of marvelous. . - t r If you have HEADACHE, EYEACHE, POOR VISION or NERVOUSNESS, consult Thompson. He can help you. NO CHARGE for expert examination or advice. . i PERFECT-FITTING GLASSES as low as 9JL.50. , THOMPSON Tm Xateraatloaally Indorsed Mlfh. Bzpv 209 Corbett Bldg., Over Security Savings & Trust Co, Fifth and Morrison Streets. - XUrffesI ftftt Best Bnippe4 Oyktoal rarlora'ta BrUanT Wealthy Seattle Couple Are iVSfc fr&ilZZ 5??. ff tCSsft . r I Oklahoma, all'. Taft Said: unmiea uecreft in kp.p -you of ord Time. "You of course will do a you elease, but If my advice 1 worth anything to you, I'd vote No, because your constltu tion doe not furnish sufficient power to the proper administration by public officers, and when you put the Initia tive and referendum In the constitution you give tne people power Deyona wnat li - ..,.).. i v, . I . Kyer, daughter of M. B. , Augustine, them th rlaht to Interfere with nubile Initiative (Special Dlipatck to Tb Joeroil.) Seattle, Wash.. Oct I. Mrs. Alice A senior member of th grocery firm of officers, and they will destroy your gov Auguatln A Kyer, was granted a dl- SndnVftg "'ynd tblHty' 'etjr nd vorc from Henry A. Kyer, Junior mem- After fix years trial ther Is no ber of the firm, Friday afternoon. The clause In the constitution of the state regular hour for court alfnurnm.n i. a of Oregon that would today receive eo -i.i. mv largo a popular vote aa th . ".". win. mcir cuun-i and rererendum. aei. appeared at 6:so n th chambers of wno aignea in i , Anj on th Question of lectlng i decree. Mrs, Kyer said she married her I tors by direct vote of th people, husband In 1SSK. Thar la i.ii4 I Taft said in a publlo lecture at Yale Muriel, T year of age. She complained ver,i,t w"me y5ar" .a4",,.t1a. law that Kyer compelled her to undergo In-1 ehould be passed unless It had the sup dlgnltles and made life burdensome Port of a majority of the people, and uiuu, vvyuiKr aa- be a nullity." And property, valued at thousands of dol- I aenators cannot be so elected by the A.j'er uenisa tne allegation In lilvwP19 wiliiuul in. uniwu Dittic. aoii- lara general way. ate first Submits th necessary law, It It la said that M. B. Aurnttlna a nin. I follow that all efforta to select United neer merchant of Seattle, did every- j States senators as under o wl,..: iu uia power to errect a reconcil- our direct nrl- mary laws are. according to Mr. Taft. uaeiaas nuiiiuea .Mrs. .Kyer left for Portland today with On these two great questions, the tne cnuo, where aha will visit friends, most Important or all those at Issue in Kyer at. '.ho time of tho marriage was 1 th -present campaign, Mr. Bryan, the for two days we tried to handle the crowds but there were too many to serve in that time This Gigantic Sale of ill Continue Unti Suits W Fail I All or-IVHade Are Sold Last week we advertised a sale of Tailor-Made Suits for Friday and Saturday. We announced that orders might be left for Suits to be measured later and we hoped there would be many of these orders. Our hopes were not realized in this respect, for almost all buyers wanted to be measured at once. As a result we were unable to care for all who would like to have bought. WlVLENNl an omciai of tho Oreron company, and Is a well known business posed to Mr. -Taft. and stands solidly improvement I Democratlo candidate. Is directly op- man of this city, he haa been a rv Augustine A Kyer. 1Tni tftA Immt I I with th. ruinnl. tkrtA 1ib. ntKHtlw v..v. ne has been a partner of the firm at I where advocated direct legislation and I popular election of United States sona- A alok person get satisfaction In knowing th dootor knows bow to prescribe, and still further satisfaction in knowing tho doctor'a pre scription baa been filled with tha very best. That's the reason w handle only Squibb' medicine. A Bay Rum has been com- ay monly used for centuries -Ajuf . in the care bf the hair, as rE M ' ) a t0et water and by flAffu&J men atcr shaving. Its V k.($k Pecuna" refreshing odor j l&r' It makes it the most popu- I " lar of all toilet prepara tions. Real, genuine Bay Rum (distilled from bay leaves) -has become almost unobtainable in America, chiefly because of the heavy import duty collected by the govern ment, and its high price in, conseauence.' The re sult has been the common sale of a sO-called bay rum, which in fact is nothing else than alcohol and water flavored with bay leaves. The genuine has always retailed for $l per pint. ;. Our Price Genuine Imported Bay Rum 50c Per Pint For the benefit of those who did not get in on Friday and Saturday, and for those who did, but did not select their suits and get measured, we have continued the sale this week until all suits have been sold. Friday and Saturday made a record for the selling of Tailor-Made Suits at bur store. Portland never had a sale that equalled it, either for number of sales made or values given. A few. days and they'll bey gone. The Thermolife Hot Water Bottle Stores heat five to six times longer than water. All druggists sell a three-quart size for f f Ctk $2.50. OUR PRICE .-Pi OX' Regular $25 to $30 Suits $750. AND U Li Here we offer a line of AH-Wool Patterns carried over from last season, first class in every particular. These suits will be built up in the same workmanlike manner that has char acterized Columbia-Tailored Clothes. They are offered at S15 and SI 7.50. There is not a suit in the kt that is not the best bargain in the city at the price. ifopoly and to control price so t to I ret tn benant or tn eiceaaiv rata Hence, It Is Important to follow the actual reduction tn th coat of produe- I lion oj a mucuoa in in auty, mo as tn maa in auiy onay proper measure of th difference In coat of production between thla country and abroad. Thla explains th reason why th Dinrlay bill, which bss served It purpo and served it well, has M-ourBt about th conditio In which th schedule ar a-enerallyj too mvn. -FToienioa naa us normal opera tion. Th coat of most art !-! heal been reduced an eo ratea of duty aisel 8D"UI HQBCVO. "This 1 not tree with reeoeet te ail schedule. There ar a few which prop-1 If mi ht to p raised, ker-aasa, for aa I erli or another. Particular t-nnA i ttona bar prevented the normal operaitoei of 1 t proiectma syatettt. Bach 1 the wttn reepect w pottery, oti . two oti.-r rla com ander tbla bead." an it Mr arllcJea I Smokers' Special This Week Only 25c EGYPTIAN DEITIES CIGARETTES 15 AXirATB y- twi o wxTon ctoam XB4 I The Perkins Hotel ' Pharmacy THE SQUIBB DRUG STORE Lowney's Candies . Regular $35.00 Suits for This line includes a special purchase of All-Wool Cash meres. Chrvint and Tweerls all new llti. I.t... , - - - - u ' . . v ouiouu g IdlCol patterns, bought at a price that enable us to save vou a rS i rA An Vi a 1rfh in r-s a-- TIvma a.h F . vivm hi j uui auu, iiicar; pdiicms are in inc hnlt anH frnm ffi hQf mills In f K miirvr r $20 we also include a line of Serges, Thibets and Black raTOars tra A-MX1 Bum at nu Regular $35 to $40 Suits For f 25 we offer a Una of Unfinished Worsteds, In black and blues, that cannot b equalled anywhere for lets than $35 and $40. Examine these patterns and yon will readily see that they are the best value ever offered in Portland. To those who prefer black and blue Unfinished Worsted, this sale offers splendid opportunities for saving. The reputation of the Columbia Woolen Mills Company is back of every suit sold during this sale. Every garment will be made according to our high standard, strictly to the require ments of your form and with all the interior construction that makes Columbia-tailored Clothes stand the test of wear and weather. oouvt CO'LLJ CP Grant Phcslcy. Mgr. Seventh !: 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 it M M I! ii ii H 14 n t M I M
