The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972, October 05, 1908, Image 10

The Oregon daily journal., October 05, 1908, Page 10, Image 10

Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR

About The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 5, 1908)

Prev Page of 16 Next Prev Issue Next Text PDF JP2 (4.4 MB) Clip/Print Image

Return to Top

Prev Page of 16 Next Prev Issue Next

Newspaper Page TextTHE ' OREGON DAILY ' JOURNAL. PORTLAND,.' MONDAY, EVENING. OCTOBER 8. 1003. '" ' 1 1 . . . . . a stsams Iiryan. "trausa announcea that ha will vole for Tart. , ' fclrauaa hoe Jeen an active Democrat for yeara. lie made an active campaign for Judae 1'arker four yeara aao. In way, without the least chance of escape from the sudden death. Ten babies mer! arrived. Va all meana of entrance a welt aa silt had been rut off. Tha detactlvea are making; an In vestigation and probably will make aome CAMPAIGN CONFUSES GREAT FIGHTING MACHINE ::. FOR UNCLE SAM'S NAVY. vera aave4 by being thrown from win dowa to tba police and flrtmnn on tha arreata today, aa tney nave oven on (tie elilewalkS below. Bloat of thoae who aarapsd got through tha roof to other trail of band ol auipcciea nrauugaior hia letter to tha atata committee, be aaye: . 'I hava always been an ardent ad mirer of Mr; Tart, which. In addition to my peraonal frlendaltlp fur htm. In. ducee me to eaat my vota for no other frealdentlal candidate." Davla almply aaya that be will not vota for Uryan. POLITICAL VETERANS ' ." ...... - , Specific Issues Have Been Swept Aside and Generalities aevaral weeka. ELECTORS REFUSE Dunuinsa. i bdlJom In tha hundred a of auoh Area that taae'piaca riere liae one Lwrn ael with auch dlabollual running. When the Inmates, moat of whom wera for TO VOTE FOR BRYAN (United rreae teeeed Wire. J Boston, Oct . Tha Demooratlo party i teat of tha exoloalva cower nt of Maaeaohuae'tta la caetlnf about to day for two prealdentlal electors to taka the places of Kerdlnand Btreuaa and Have Become the Keynote for ArgumentThe Flight of Tarty Managers. ' varloua forma of duet when m aritw air. It haa been learned that tha explo. alon of two ounce a of flour in two cul.la feet of air will ralee two men atandin Charlee A. Ivia, who have realfned declaring that they will not vota for on the testing machine eeveral feet. II 1 ; I .i ti.Vi i 1 I'VVf it eignara. awaaenaa mey ware nmnmaaini - I : ' '' - 4 l-'fT:H rgti ? 1 l the flra had bean Started In auch a I r,r 'TVMif. ihtffl .R -VV-,''.' ft ay that It waa Impaaalbla to escapa I - 1 .' rl-t f -v .-iA ' A.Vf A.K'M. J. there. In front to Jump to tha alrel I ? v.i J"f, t:J( ffil- H Jk l;lineant Inatant flth. Those- with the i . . A -M.-S 'WA". l i praaanoa -o(tmln4 climbed to tha i i" 7 ilJ I Aw-JaW -"--iaJw'.s- t tl I top of the building and escaped over the ' f-l ,.ia.. ClJTmi ,f!l iroofa, Tha firemen were unable to reaoh '-iataB,VV J. " ai;-V ' ' i - S "f ; I thoae In tha building when the depart- By John E. Lathrop. Chlcafo, HL. Oct. t It la candid to ay that men of all olaaaea, parties, rrllerloua faith and business conneo- tlona during tha paat few weeka hava been ' thrown Into titter confualoa In tha national campaign. Disclosure haa , followed disclosure. Reputations hava bean ahattered. Hith erto unquestioned character haa-been Interrogated. In 20 yeara of activity In village. town, city and national capital, I freely confess, auch a altuatton aa thla ono never haa before coma under my ob- aervatlon. . Here in Chicago, where are tha head quartera of .five partlee Democratic, Republican. I'roniDitlouiat, bocibubt ana InaWendnnoe where men of nation! prominence gather to attract little at . ... . inn tu. L. 1 1 j. .if lh nlathnra ol nh visit. 2.000.000 dodIo are at sra .If they be proper criteria whereby to ludce tne eiecorate or me nauun, men la It true that tha voter ta asking, in tha language of one famoue railroad magnate a year or ao ago: "Khara da I atand?" ,-; Tender three conditions, to ruess who will be our next president is to op- prate on quite aa aura a foundation aa If to gueaa what will be the direction or uia wina nei ouuuj. . All ft Sea.' : It mar ba Bryan: it may ba Taft of course, it will . not be Hisa-en . or f'hafln a, fiiiha But aa to which Taft or Bryan? - men long In national pounce m meir personal conversations aumn. w ,nn't know. We are In tha air. In the Harvester building, talking with leading Republicans, In tha Audi tnHum inn.i. conversing" with ,rrom- . Inent Democrata. In the hotel lobbies, at the chibs. In the boarding-houses. In the homea. people read these disclos ures, and aski " Babel's confusion compared with pres ent confusion la aa day's clarity over against night's murk. - Partisan aeal. in my opinion, lies at the bottom of all of this turbulency. t h. man active in the advo cacy of one candidate ahut their eyee to obvious truth-regarding tne queo tlonabla character of one of their con freres, and accept on slightest asser tion all the bad alleged against one .Vol. i.nyui.nll - Going over the list of those active In both camps, and by thla time I havo had time to cover tha ground quite carefully. It Is perfectly apparent that In both are men of known trust procliv ities, men whoso political past smells of corruption, betrayal or me peopie, . debauchery of tha electorate by all the devilish arts 01 iaiier-aay puiiuuiou Zssaes Swap .Aside. '.. . One fact comes from this babble of charge and counter-cnarge- tnia cam 1 palgn has - become one In which the ethical transcends the economic. Spe cific Issues have been swept aside. Tariff, bank guarantee, tha trust ques tion considered from the economic viewpoint. Imperialism, ; , finance, ; all such Issues have -been awept aside, and there remains only one tha ethical, It is impossible, even were the wish to be , the father of the . thought, to , claim, that the makeup of the Demo- cratic fighting force Js all that might "be desired.''; v,-:.; : .Likewise, none may claim without being ridiculous, that the- Republican national force la wignt ? o Honey combed with betrayers Of the people. or. nt turned " to .. President Roosevelt, scarcely admitting It In our seal for party, to as mm in uur iw f union; ; "Can you point us tha way?" -The answer was that same sort of partisanship which has laid at me dov - 1,.. air thla rrrtuhle. , ,W- turned to him, because he wa- nftt a candidate, ana pernapa ne couiu and would Indicate the way. For answer we got prejudgment on the evidence submitted by a man whom he had had excoriated two yearsago by his secretary of state. Mr. Root, v sa the murderer by Indirections. of the late Mr McKiniey. 5 v. ; . OO and yarty. He told us that Standard Oil had captured the Democratio party, because, forsooth, some men who had been as sociated with Standard Oil were alleged to be connected with thla year's Demo cratic fight. . . -We went farther down the' record and found that Mr. Roosevelt had appoint' d Mr. Flnkleburg. a Standard Oil at torney, as a federal Judge. . Mr. Bryan was charged with know ing that Mr. Haskell ' was attached to the entourage of Standard Oil; we then learned tnat juage lari naa recom mended Mr. Boyle, Standard Oil at torney, for a federal judgship, know ing all the time of his clientele. It was charged that John E. Lamb, temporarily in charge of Democratic headquarters, waa attorney for many ' i 1 railroads; It then transpired that Charles Nagel, placed In charge or Republican headquartera here, la now a btandard Oil attorney, and Air. Nagel admitted It waa hurled at tha Democrats by Mr. Hearst that Mr. Haakall had had something to do with one of the con stltuents of the steel truat. Yet It was notorious that Mr. Roosevelt now haa aa assistant secretary of atata Robert Bacon, partner of J. I'ierpont Morgan, head of tho ateel trust. Tag garl and BaUlraa. . Tom Taggart and Roger Sullivan, re spectively Democratic loaders in Indiana and Illinois wera accused bv Mr. Hearat ot improper political practioea and for mat matter accuaea rigntiy. Jt waa rejoined tnat rra upnam. national Republican treasurer at thla end, ' la a member of the atata board of reviaw. with nower to do two things reduce taxation of rich corporatlona and colncldentally fry fat for the Repub lican campaign fund; and that Governor lianly tried to bribe a legislator with a. $3,000 a year office to vole for Mr.' llanly'a particular form of local option ' against tho form dealred by the Demo ! crata, both partiea being committed to Uie -principle or local aption, Tiie democrats in rtew fork wera , r charged with coupling up with Murphy, i Tammany boas, which they did; while the Republicans appointed Treasurer'. Sheldon straight from No. 2 Wall street. , l , IT.,, ........ n I Um Mn VAMAm. ' mendatlon of William Nelson Cromwell. Standard Oil attorney and counsel for E. H. Harrlman and other trust and railroad men. Tha Democrats had their senator Bai ley smirched with Standard Oil; the Re- fiubllcana " had their .Senator Foraker lkewise smirched. Summing up.. the Republicans charged that Improper influences connected with the trusts had become interested in the Demoorattc party, and the Democrata lieiged that Mr. Taft had countenanced Standard Oil attorneys for federal Judge. snips, and that president Roosevelt had actually, appointed one from St. Louis to sucn a position; tnat tne itepunucans claimed Standard OU funds bad gone nto -the Democratic campaign treas- nrvf inil'thiit PrMlr1int RnAMVAlt had pHonally aaked .that Standard Oil men contribute to his campaign fund In 1904 and that hia present secretary of the treasury had gotten 1100,000 from that aource In 1904. Their Baal Sentiment. Fresuminr that honors have been even In the matter of the exposures. It la apparent to politicians here of all par ties who talk their real sentiments, that all else has been swept aside before tho one question or tne cersonalltv of the two nominees Bryan and Taft, and that the ethical must be the Issue. It haa been forced to the front: notwithstand ing politicians try to make other Issues Interest. the people. Some thouKht that President Jtcose- velt's jumping into the midst of partisan ponuca, in aeriance or an conceptions or executive propriety, - would settle the matter. It hasn't. It hasn't by a million miles. Men hitherto loyal to the president and newspaper now loyal to him, are ying to mm: "Mr. Taft Is the nominee! nnt vimi Mr. Taft Will be in tha Whtta Hnnn. if the Republicans nrnvnfl- nnt vnn What you think is not of concern lust now. We want to know what Mr. Taft thinks. What doea he say regarding the prosecution of those who now are vio latinir the anti-trust law? Tin., -ha or does not he hold to the belief, as hia sponsor, the nrenldent ha. Honi,M . tr mmseir tnat tna present law which would If enforced cure the trust evil, must be set aside in the Interest of economic evolution, so-called, or shall the executive under Mr. Taft's adminis tration accept the laws passed by the congress, and proceed to enforce them, leaving to the congress to repeal or amend them. If they prove to be wrong?" Managers Desperate. It is obvious that Mr. Bryan realizes that around him In some Instances are men wno woum Detter Do ousted; and it is equally obvious that the Taft man agers were desperate and had to fall back on the personal Itv of Mr Dmu. velt, depending rather on the Influence of the man who is about to leave the White House than on the man whnm they are trying to nut Into th wi.it House. Coming down, then, to the sole re- New' American "Dreadnought." tha North Dakota, at It Appeari Todaj , " rtV6 , fS ooS 'A? . V at the Fore Hirer Yards. . ; I , " jW that time. Already aeven of tha big Vw m 1 . V NV ' 'i f ' boilers are In place In the Immense hulll '.W ; ' . ' CCV 1 " ' Boston, Mass., Oct I. Announce ment waa made thla week at the Fore River varda that tha 20.000-ton battle- snip isorin Liaxota, tna nrai 01 me Am erican Dreadnauahta to be laid down. la now practically 60 per cent complet er, so far tne ouuaing or mis gignnuc warship has, progressed at record speed for this country and the company ex pects to hava the ship ready for de livery to the navy department late next rail, rully six months aneaa or tne con tract time set for her completion, which la Julf 18, 1910. While- the government cut tha time for , the work considerably lower than has been the custom for battleships, the company Is determined to pare off at least one half a yerr from the require ments. Should It succeed the ship building records for heavy fighting ves sels would have a new red letter entry. The North Dakota's keel was laid a lit tle before that of her sister ship, the Delaware,- at New port News, but not enough to account for the 12 per cent extra work that has been done so far. The North Dakota la to be launched on November 9. The builders antici pate she will be 65 per cent finished at' and two others are . on their way. Twelve boilers in all are required to furnish the motive power for the 25,000 combined horse power of the turbine engines to be Installed. This powerful tnrblne must drive the battleship through the water at a rate of at least 21 knots an hour on the four hours' trial run if the contract. la to be ful filled. The officials of the company confidently assert they will be able to do this and to go the governmenMnhe better, making at least 22 knota apeed. If this can be done it will be a record to be proud of, for It will .eclipse the world's present record of the Dread naught's 21 knots, and that for a con siderably larger battleship. As her great bulk now lies In the stays at Qulncy, with three mammoth cranes working over her and some 600 men swarming ner aecits ana scatroiaing, some idea may be gained or the enormity and value of the new battleship. The frame plate is now in plaee, and the work on tha firs steel protective deck is under HO DOUBT T. I WILL MAKE TOUR a '. Democratic Headquarters Has It Straight Speeches, Coast to Coast. (Unitei Preee Leased Wire.) "S Lincoln, Neb., Oct &. Bryan today re fused to make any comment on Informa tion received here that President Roose velt will take the stump for Taft and make six set and carefully prepared speeches In a trip across the continent from Washington to San Francisco. ' The information received here is re garded by the leaders who are' with Bryan as authentic, despite denials from two candidates, it is plain tht thv I the White House of the report that the must henceforth go before the neonle , president will go across the continent TEN VICTIMS .- OF A FIREBUG f ' , I Cunning Fiend Sets Fire at All Points of Egress From Tenement House. v omeiiMi XL if or ie new Womei maining Issue, the ethical phases of the in and practically make their fight on thatfThe leaders say the Information comes alone. It is clear that the disclosures on 'from sources that leave no doubt as to uom siaes nave put tne people on their guard. They will demand morclloaa searching of the record. They will lis ten only to that which will bear on the ethical. It is likewise true that thB hlcnl la- sue will be considered not lnn from the negative viewpoint: it win b inning st from the positive side; the fighting which each one has done In tha nut tnr vivm ngniTOusnenB me open stand, tne Hi authenticity and that Roosevelt 1ms decided to speak irf the cities on his fnp In which he thinks he can do the Re publican candidate the most good. Canadian Strike Ended. (United Preaa Leased Wire.)' Vancouver. B. C. Oct. 6. A special from Winnipeg says: "An agreement has- been reached between the company The Stomach -Does ! Not Cause Dyspepsia Neither Will It Cure It Because the r Lack of Gastric Juices Prohibit Relief. . Tha stomach la a strong, powerful or gan, which is composed of muscles of great strength. It Is filled during di gestion with gastric juices which, when the stomach, extending and compress ing the food, dissolve it and separate i ha nourishment from the waste matter. If. however, these gastric lutces are lacking, the stomach Is not capable of - digesting its- food because It has not the tools with which to work success fully. The gastric juices when In a perfect state do away with all foul odors, fer mentation and decay, reduce the food to a disintegrated masa and tha stom ach then presses It Into the Intestines " where another form of digestion takes 'place. Then the Intestines take from this mass of food all that ie nourish ing and give It to the blood. Tha waata matter ta thrown from the system. If Instead of nourishment tha In testines receive Impure deposits com bined with a poisonous and 1m per fact gastric juice. It can be readily sen s that they must turn such imperfect nourishment Into tha blood. The blood then being unable to . give each part of tho body that which It requires, becomes 1m povetiahed and dlseaaa la spread broadcast. Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets correct nch a condition at once. If the gaa- United Preas Laeaaa War.) trio juices are lacking and Imperfect a Tucsoa. Arl Oct I. Print these tablets do their work just the I ....,.. tZiTZ IT. ,J . mi They build up tha elements In mesaage today Bay that Brew trie Juice which are lacking and re- l,T Cameron of thla city was more thoa laments which causa dls- a awept to hia death over Xigara T-gr.lna; fluid., vgetabla. and t 'i"' 'Cameron delicacies; la fact each portion of a euirped from a bridge and was large meal, hava peon elaced ta a gtasa Whirled over tba American f.li. vial and Start a . Dyspepsia Tablete a He waa largely lnterewtcd la a hava digested then ta a perfect fluid -v r.ril I. ihL. 1. Just aa a baalthy stomach would do. ffrt, Arlsona. Tex a a and A larra. complex, hearty ineai holds Mexico. He became prominent no terrors for a dyspeptic If Staar-t's a -when assisting Attorney-General Irpepla Tablete are used. Abnormal Brewster, his ancle, la tha .., T eating. Ufa dinners, rich foods cava T I . " ,tT lil erect a t the stomach, but when r"ul" m waa at oca r-tuart a Drapepata Tablet are nad n tlnaa United Stale marshal of may eat when and what ne will with- a Arlsona and waa offer tha ot danger of erspepata r dlacoenfort A v.- . nr.... , , rrty thousand Phys1cas endt ' " rrror Mo- M rreacrlb Fi girt a Dyvpepala Tab- Cre-rIgna4. Brew at ar Is sar- a and erery drarrlst carries them la 1r4 by a w-lfa and threw ehtl- a ta. rrw r aend aa yaair -nam rv IDs I i entity was cwtah- , - -.re and wa will ami rm at T .. . . ' awtaa- c- iy r-afl a wamfje urkage f r-.. inaj at Niagara yesterday. f""l.r- A 6'rt Co, 11 enaartj l r -u atarsLaa. Mica. , jt t t f f a getting into the thick of the hattla tha . and the men honorable to both sides. acceptance of unpopular things from ' particulars of which will be announced principle rather than the complacent later," was tne oner orriciai announce floatlng along with tha tlda at nnhiln I ment concerning the ending of thd Ca- oplnion. i nadlan Pacific mechanlca' atrlke. which It Is the actual opinion., here that the'"18 ben n progress for the .past three president cannot save Mr. Taft; if he Is months. aavea politically ne must save himself, j L - 1 1 must adopt a virile policy of campaign- I -. ing. must talk nlalnlv about tha awful ??"lw-wa" abuses which have stirred the nation. Ifr and must align himself without question on the side of the terrific warfare which will have to be waged against cor ruption in politics, must not hide behind the generality that "I am for Mr. Roose velt a politice." Vatare of Zssua. I know from talking with leading Re- (tTnltad Press Leaied Wlrat New York, Oct 5. Fire Marshal Kelly announced today that the Black Hand Is responsible for tha incendiary tenement fire early today, which cost 10 lives and resulted in the nrobabla fatal Injury of several others. He says his investigation developed the fact that two men were, seen rolling a bar rel into the building a few minutes be fore tne nre Droko out. Two explosions followed almost simultaneously. Kelly bub an aiiemDi at extortion nan tahaa And that certain inmates of the place I had received threatening letters bear ing tne insignia of tbe Black Hand. New York, Oct 6. Victims of a fire fiend who started tba flames so cun ningly that the stairway was quickly destroyed and all means of egress cut off, 10 persons were burned to death, several were fatally injured and six seriously hurt today in an east side tenement. The fire was started with nfl-anaUeA paper in several different places about the house. The whole neighborhood was so excited that no one turned in an alarm until it was too late to save the Duuaing. Most of tho victims perished from plunging madly into the flames when they found that they were cut off. Three jumped down the roaring stair- ' 3 J- Irefeto Journal Readers Begins Suridia Oct 11th Beginning with its issue of Sunday, October 11, The Sunday Journal will pre sent each subscriber witli a unique gift. It will be a FOUR-PAGE SECTION, . i- IN COLORS, of - ' ;- ) publican managers that they realize the nature of the Issue; and that It waa in the hope that the public confidence in the probity of the nrealdent vhih in duced them to rush the chief .executive into the fight and keep Mr. Taft la the background. I know also that the Democratio man. agers rea 1 1 ie that some of them hava hurt Mr. Bryan, that only hia personal ity and Ilia Dast advocacies anH ethical stands can save him and th party. ' And. finallv. Mr. Rrvan nlmaoie ...... th situation, and laye before the coun try n entire queation when ha wrltea to the president: I nava lived In vain If your accuaa- uuns ua me single mend. And I think it is correct to say that henceforth the Bryan position wiU ba to compel Judge Taft to accept the gaga of battle and not deal in generalise while dependa on the prealdent to fight hia flghta, . SLITS FROM BRIDGE, GOES OVER FALLS .Carry It from Mtni ta) Ream Morning Comfort Open four tlefping-room windows Id in the crisp, fresh 'air bul jroiir room need nol be cold while dressing a touch of a match and the welcome, heat is Vadiaung romthe FEKFECTION FmpjS-; Pi&tteriis.. :arid; Designs This Section Will Be Printed on Special Paper Pages Will Be 11x14 Inches 00 EeafcF (Equipped wlUt Smokeless Device) For heatbg the htuWeom ajtrkkl it's a great convenience, ana 'will uke die morning dip as glorious as in the summer. ' Now it s kreakiast time make the room cozy and cheerful your Breakfast more CTjoytlle ani start lh iiy wilhut a aKivtf. The Auto matic onwkeless Device prerents all smoke and smeQ and makes it impossiUe Is tarn the wick loo Klgh or loo low. Cleaned in a minute Barm 9 hours wii en filknf. Fuushed ia Nickel and Jspaa. Every heater evaranleed. ' Tlx JteVb Lamp daissau - sitiU, lilidlspn laaakalans Uraw-wW tola at saaal aaa. AksaUaW ash. Alfara aaal, . aiwaai. IU. d Wa-. mA4 sUJ. IWy I a i n I lj Ta aaawal ad aw lUya Laaaa ar fmm Oi Haaaw kaafyaaft ESTAXDAvn orx coacrAMT n Make Your Own; Transfers at Home SAVE MONEY! THE DESIGNS, by reason of a special ink in. which they are printed, MAY, by a very.1 s im pi e and speedy method, BE TRANS FERRED. This can be done in a few seconds, and without damage even to the finest fabric. - ; ljest Practical De signs Each Week and Obtainable No Other f To theWomanWhb Does Needle- work; It Means a Big Saving of Time, Trouble and Money FROM TEN TO SEVENTY-FIVE CENTS SAVED! OCTOBER 11th Give Your Order at Once For OCTOBER 11th rmfi vpi iSimaayjopiiai. X.