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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND. , THURSDAY EVENINO. OCTOBER 8. . 1808.
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Ill 11 YEARS
I'ays 5 1-2 Grhts on the Dol
larCoalite Bank to
V , ; the Contrary.
Br John H Lathrop.
Ch!ea Oct. I. attar 11 vaars thl
Olob Savins buk. of this city hM
been 'wound up br the raoalver, depoai
tora get II H cents jon the dollar.' but, I
' of couraa, f ot no mtaraat on tha monay
that had tan hald ud for ao Ions.
Tha bank fallad In H7. Thar
war Z.800 ami 11 dpoaltora. whan tha
Inmltutlon want Into tha raoalvar'e
handa there wera I400.00S of dapoalt
ilahllitlea.
Spalding, praaldant, want to Jail for I
mlamanag-amant, and aarvad about eight
.. yeara.
l.'onte of wlndlnr tip tha raealvera
buaineaa wera f&l,7t, Including $14.-
411 miacallafiaoue axneneaa. f 40.711 at.
torncr'i fee. $24,160 racelver'a fee.
tl.f printing. 11.014 court etanoffra
phcr'a fa,fl,74S maatar'a faea and
court coata. .
CaieafO' Baaka JTow Boadad.
' Thr waa no ayntem of local guaran
tee or bank dapoalta la tneaa daya, aa
thara la now In Chicago. Other fail
ures ocrurred In Chicago after tha
Uleba want down; for lnatanre, tha
Milwaukee Avenue ftavlnge bank In
1906.. which waa wracked bv tlie notorl-
oua Rtenaland. when aevaral thousand
, depoaitora, practioaliy every ana poor,
loat all they had.
. It waa to such failures and their
. prevention that Lyman J. Qua. form
erly aacretary of the traaaury, referred
when he told tha houee committee on
hanking- I ant winter that Chicago banka
iiku pannea inemaeivea "ana adopted
another principle, provided for In the
f owier DHL which Mr. Gage than a
aurportlng before tha committee.
Tha "other principle" ha referred to
waa guarantee, of denoalta, . auch aa
now haa been Incorporated in tha Dem
ocratic platform. -.
. Ooalfate Caae o rake, '
Advocate of ruaaantee wera prompt
to cite tha Immediate payment of all
depoalta In the Connate. Okhu, bank,
when U failed laat May, and opponents,
seeking aoine loophole, claimed that tha
bank waa wreaked purpoaely to prove
tha baneflta accruing from tha guar
antee ox aepoaita. .
Thla aasertlon haa been looked Into
by responsible men, and it la shown, aa
i-rrviousiy ciaimeo, mat the president!
and, cashier of tha Coalrat hnir h.it
violated tha law- by loaning to- them-1
depoalta, were commanded by the bank!
I'ummissioner 10 return tna money and
failed to do ae, thus showing that by
reaaon of the illegal acta of these of- J
liiMBis-iney naa rendered thebank In.
A Suit of Clothes
or Overcoat
for
3
THE GARMENTS
- COULD NOT BE
BOUGHT FOR
LESS THAN $15
ELSEWHERE
And are the BEST VALUES ever
offered by any Clothing Store
advent. ,
It la being cited her In Chicago, at
any rate, that 11 yeara did not alapaa
- before depoaitora wera-paid, but that
they were reimbursed within ona hour
of tha closing of the bank, or aa many
of , them aa called that day got their
monoy, and the others Juat aa fast aa
they came in with their passbook.
SING HOW'S JEWELS
GO ANp'CittJTJK FAIT, TOO
. kittle sing How, an almond-eyed
oauiy or me, celestial .quarter, who
- Uvea at 8 JNprW Fourth street, second
floor, la !bte6knlithe'Blmultane6ur
vviiiiiiici oi ner jeweiry, valued at
no less than $1,000, and her friend and
woman room mat, f.heun Fan. Another
' ! wo missing rrom tna qu
" i. "il" n. a recent arrival rrom 1
San. Francisco and a flame r r-v,.,, i
Fah. Sing How and the police believe
nung oen can De located, Chuen
Fah, and the Jewelry win'ba found not
far distant.
Sing How's hosband. - Sing 'John, Is
, now in the east, and during hs absence
tha young wife, to keep from being
1.1: u er room mate 1
,L;,u'i', f wno came to- Portland a i
short time ago from San Francisco.
: juw hub is sorry, s
The Jewelry atolen Includes two dia
mond rings, one valued at $200 and the
onier ai fiuu, ana a number of gold
ui.raois, .nngi ana oilier ornaments.
Chuen Fab'a keys were' found on the
floor near the trunk that had contained
the Jewelry.- The police believe that the
eloping pair are still In the city, and
are -looking for them.
Tomorrow and Saturday will positive-1
. , ay r aiscoum on west side
a puis, foot rorgei to read. Uas Tips.
WOMAtf SAYS BAD
MAN GRABBED HEK
Chicago Clothing Store
SOL GARDE, Proprietor
69-71 Third Street, Bet. Oak and Pin?
Adjoining United States National Bank
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The Week's Business Leaves a Lot
of Bargains as
Follows
17 Suits, one of a kind, broken sizes; $25.00
- to $35.00 values, will close them out at ,,
24 Suits, one of a kind,' broken sizes J $30!00
to $45.00 values, close out at f
FOR STOUT LADIES Some 15, mostly
black, sizes 40 to 46, elegant values up to
$45.00, choice at
$!4.0Q
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Coats, Coafs, Coals, Coab
Friday and Saturday Bargains on CoatsSee Windows.
00 WEED MAT - BEATER WOW
. Hiven't you noticed how chilly the mornings and evenings are?
' now, and take away the chill from the room?
We are agents for BRIDGE
.& BEACH MFG. CO.'S SU- .
PERIOR STOVES. If you buy
a good heater, it will save
. enough in the fuel to pay for it
self in one season.
Why not buy that new heater right
Jin. Badie Boyer,.
ohnS' raomlnr-house.
Ington, lold the police
llvinr at Ih. cu-
yonuo ijoraing-aouse. jfirst and Wash-
ington. nold the police a atrange tale
last night Of how abe had been held up
"iui utiwai uiock in a aarK alley
next the Paclflo Coaat Biacult company j
building at Twelfth and Flandera
ircis, ana roDDea or ner purse contain
ing $1.60.. The police, however, place!
iw vieuNivv 111 uer Biury, as sne rails I
to explain satisfactorily how she came
10 ne in mat neignnornood at that time
or nignt.
- gone cut to buy some medicine, and aa
ne passea ine aiieyway a man stepped
out and grabbed her, and while, he
cnoaea ner wun one nana, ne tooK away
her pocketbook with the other. 6ho
screamed for help and J. Snyder, an em
ploye of the Royal bakery at Eleventh
and Everett atreets. came to her rescue
and ner assailant flea.
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Cooking
School
We are conducting a
free Cooking School
in oar basement de
partment each day,
where we have em
ployed Mrs. T. B.
Wheelock, a cook of
national reputation,
who win lecture to
the Portland ladies
on culinary art Les
sons begin at 10 JO
m. and 2:30 p. m.
Don't Forget to See W Millinery Dept.
WE HAVE NO RENT. TO PAY IT
MEANS BARGAINS EVERY DAY '
Come in and see the largest and most con
venient Garment Store ' ihTPortland. It's
: comfort trading here.
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SUPERIOR, for wood, l8-1nch....... $13.50
SUPERIOR for wood, 20-inch f 14.50
SUPERIOR, for wood, 22-inch ,f 15.50
SUPERIOR, for wood, 24-inch f 17.00
SONORA, for wood, 18-inch f 9.00
SONORA, for wood, 20-inch f 10.00
SONORA, for wood, 18-inch, with front door.flO.OO
SONORA, for wood, 20-inch, with front door.f ll.OO
WE HAVE OTHER HEATING STOVES WHICH RANGE IN PRICE FROM $1.50 UPWARD.
Ph'one Us Your
Orders.
Oregon Phone
Exchange 3.
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' Tomorrow and Saturday will poaitive-
ij uv u uays ror aiscount on west side
gaa DHia. jjon t rorget to read Gaa Tlpa.
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Home Phone
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Private Exchange
iConecting All
I Departments.
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OCTOBER IS THE FINISH
, OF THE WESTBOUND ,
COLONIST FARES
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They apply from a!! point! in Eastern and Southeastern states.
Have you informed interested friends m the East?
UNION DEPOT SERVICE. THROUGH TRAINS
via
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Tasteless and Odorless
Lard substitutes give off an unpleasant odor
when heated and often impart a disagree
able flavor to food. Pure lard never does.
Do not experiment with uncertain substi
tutes, but always use
Specials (or Saturday Evening
After 6 P. AL Only
35c Hose . 19c
25c Hose .13c
52c
$7.50 Silti Pelficoafs .
Some 200 white wool Waists, up to
$1.50 values, to close out at
Not one will be sold before 6 p.
- evening.
$3e95
m. Saturday
rktemn Ctoai 1 iatt Co.
, 148 and 150 Flllb Slreel
Acheson Building
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P. S. See our windows Gowns and Dresses for the Horse Show at half
price. If you will come and buy these elegant Gowns' and Dresses I will Hve
you my word I will not bore you by stocking up with them again.
J. M. ACHESON.
Amount of fare can b deposited with any agent of
the
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILWAY
, and ticket deliveries wi3 be arranged at any point desired.
Can cm r write to
. A. D. CHARLTON, Assistant General Passenger Agent. i
rs$ M of riao. Street - Portland. Oregwa.
aaaaaaaaaaalala.f.attttafttffttftttttt
("U. S. Government Inspected and Passed 138.")
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This Oregon product is made under Gov-
! crnment supervision, from dean, healthy,
wheat-fed hogs and is always firm, white
and sweet. Ask your dealer.
UNION MEAT CO.
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Wholesale Dealers in Government Inspected Fresh Meats
i ' and Columbia Hams," Bacon and La-'
Lard : ifl
TEETH WITH OR
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e aatara Orm, Srtara
MJlH Work a a etj f MoMMrf.
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W. A. WISE
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Oregon Oly Trains
Portland Railway, Light & Power Co.
Beginning Saturday, October 10, 1908,
Oregon City trains will leave First and Alder
streets as heretofore.
Caiadero trains will leave East Morrison
and Water streets. Passengers can take
f any. car( operating, over East Morrison or
, Madison street bridges.
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