THE 'OKTGON DAILY JOURNAL PORTLAND. FRIDAY ; EVENING, OCTOBER 10, KC3.
BANK GUARANTY TURNS
MANY TOWARD BRYAN
- ' That TYIUiam J. JUvaa will receive
surprisingly haa vot Jo tha eastern
Oreaoa count U, carrying several and
largely reducing the old lima Republican
majorities in.olhera, la tha prediction
of John It, Bterenson'f thla city, who
returned yeaterdajr from trip through
tha country aaat of tha Cascades, a tha
representative of the'Daraocratlo atata
rent re. I committee. Mr. Sterenaon want
Into Ilia eastern Oron district to s
rertaln tha polltloal situation from tha
reports of tha
strength for . Mr. . Brvaa la thai fii
that Mr. Taft la aa unit anil ,vauI
edvoeal. f Cl.lneae Immigration Into
thla oountry without restrictions, where.
It.
Jtryan an Kern viewpoint, and returne
.. with highly ancourag
outlook. . .
- "On needs only to talk with tha peo
pie of tha great eastern Oregon, oountry
to realise mat tna eentiment ror Mr.
. Bryan la atronr and arowlnir atronrer.
a Id Mr. Stevenson today. "Eipreaalone
hear on ovary aiaa auatcate toat'tti
- Commoner la going to receive a voto
i November J that will stand for an
unmistakable Indoraement of tha man
and hla principles, Thoaa who think
, William J.. Bryan la a minus political
, antity nava nir 10 spend a lew flays
among tna people in tna rreai arrioul
tun I dlstriots to gat that Idea, thor
oughly removed 'from their . evatam
Pryan navar was stronger In- either, of
tha two previous remnaigns , through
' which ha tiaS passed and tha vote will
lar out thla. statement. t , , ,.
i -'. vAdvooaoy of Xafornuk ' '..- ' '
'Tha thing that takea among tha po
ria in .101 eastern urea-on country 1
hla advocacy of real reforms that, the
' country la crying ior. Ana nothing that
he atanda for In thla campaign' la mak
ing him mora votea than hla. champion
t l tip of tha bank deposit 'guaranty plan.
If pa carries eastern Oregon,., which la
not at all Improbable, "tha bank guaranty
plank of tha Democratic platform ahould
be given tha credit for a large share of
the glory:'
uurinit mr tnn o
eastern Oregon' I didn't hear' one Bound
my trip of .two 'weeks
1
In
argument against that plan and I- heard
very little against - It at ell. Krpublt-
cana hy tha soora are going to vote for
Mr. Bryan-Ior rw other reason than
that ha la advocating the bank guaranty
plan. .... - -..-. .
-up in l.a uranoe-Tney are expexiene-
1ng a little object- -lesson- In the bank
business. There, -aa - every one knows,
tha Farmers Traders National bank
went to tha wall last Monday and there
are being enacted' tha aama old scenes
of ai'ger and - distress that alwaya go
with bank failures the aama old anec
tacle of tha cashier with . nervous proa--'
iraiion ana ine depositors clamoring for
their money with nothing In sight but
- waits and delays and shrunken seouri
, ties and receivers' fees and months of
- mas or time and use of money and Inter
est. And everybody knows that when a
hank failed recently in Oklahoma .where
they have a law guaranteeing bank de
pealta, tha state bank . commissioner
: . iiati taxen charge of the bank In two
hours after tna failure and in two days
every depositor had received hla deposit
in run. Ana the long ana short of it
all la that they are thinking about those
luings up in union county and tnere is
going to be a vote thla fall that will
1 snow now iney are. thinking. ,;
Election f Senators.
- "The. fact, too, -that, the national" Re-
puDiiean party la opposing; the election
cf senators by direct vote of the people,
while: the Democratic" party of Oregon
favors the principle is going to 'coat
Mr. Taft many a vote and all the cam
paigning that tha O. O.P. can carry on
; betwoea now and November I, will not
change the result against Bryan. -u You
hear a- good deal about the refusal -of
the national Republican committee to
make public Its campaign contributions
before election, whereas Mr, - Bryan has
already given- that Information to the
people for Ms party. ,.Thls, ; too, Is a
Demoeratlo vote maker. .. . .. - j
-Another- thing that Is winning
ss air. bryan and tha Democratic party
ra uncompromisingly on raoord agalnal
Carry' OaOreai Oasapalga.
'I found Mtlara nrarn .-n
laad along Iemocratlo JUiee. . Tha lVem-
ocrate up tnere are not carrying on a
spellbinding campaign. They are try
ing to carry thalr cause quietly with
reason and inumanl. - Kirh man la aa
educational - committee of ona and la
talking dianaaslonatelv to hla Ittnuhll.
can brother with a view to winning him
w mm mi pananciai results mat Will
follow -the- enactment Into law of tha
things 'Mr.' tJryanend tha Democratla
party stand for. Xrvan mnA U',rr
ciuds nava oeen organised in praotloaily
all tha countlea and before the oampnlgn
closes the doctrines of the JJomocratlo
party will' be carried Into every ore.
clnct east of the Cascades. - -
"Ona rather amusing condition la no
ticeable' imoni . tha Kenubllnana and
thla grows out of tha fact that here
tofore the ffreat atrena-th of t -t
ease or tna mountains nag been among
tha aheen man. Now thla far-top or n
strength.., la oonaldarably wrought un
over. the price 9 wool. , This, as every
body Jtnowg, the grower In particular. Is
lower than It has been in years, while
v.jain uu wool is along ue aky
Una. And on tha other hand tha n
is navlna mora than ha avap naiii
shirts and socks and everything else
In .tha. finished Una. which la controlled
by t be .trusts and protected by , the
tariff. - J .'-. .
"Bryan Will carry ' Baker . eount. Itv
avt.(iM,.uwi suv majority. Ms will
alao carry Malheur and Umatilla coun
ties .br. aubatantlal malorltlaa. if inHi.
cations . count for anvthlna-. la avarv
other . aaatern Oreaoa . county ha will
reduce the old-tlma Renuhllran ma.
lorlUes olosa to tha dividing Una, and
I fully lafpeot to ee him carry some
01 ultra, . ue is particularly, atronr in
counties' where union : .labor1 Is to be
found, for 'in these tha labor vote will
go almost solidly against Taft because
f hla record, while a federal lurlaa in
applying tha writ of Inlunctlon ua an
inatrument to crush labor."
BENEFIT HUSICAL AT
THE PATTON HOME
?lhl DIG HOSE
FESIIIMl (II '09
Committco' Already Atfahg:
ins to Draw 3fany Fair
' Visitors to Portland. N
labors t a.
When tha elty la In la at
tire next June her streets wii be mar
vela of floral and electrical .beauty,
C'lvlo pride and public patriotism will
Inspire every Portlander to matte hla
respeotlva home and buslnsas place a
bowr of beauty. .
" "The subjects or themes of the pro
poses Illuminated paradea will not be
inada'publio prior to their appearance,
but It Is certain that they will be so Im-
Dosing and magnificent -that they -will
aaolta tha admiration of all.
"A great deal will depend upon -the
generosity of the public Jf tha patri
otic residents respond liberally - Port
land will ba heralded from ocean ' to
ocean as the peerless city that gives tha
greatest and grandest floral featlvala
ever aean In this or any other country.
' -in a raw cays an active campaign
for tha necessary funds will bf Inaugu
rated. Thousands of eastern people
coming to see tha Alaeka-Yukon-raol f is
exposition will visit tha nose City, and
It were tha part of wisdom to prepare
an entertainment and epeotaola that
will linger-long In thalr memory and
favorably Impress them with Portland."
f
Ralph W. Iloyt president of tha Port
land Host festival. Is particularly elated
over tha 'outlook for tha floral celebra
tion of 1101. Tha data baa been set
for June T to 11 six days 'of splendor
ana amusing ana instructive entertain
ment. When naked tha scope of the
featlval'e plans for neat year President
noyi eaiu: . -
"The third grand annual rose carnival
will a creater and arander than ever.
Ona atrong feature to ba added will be
electrical paradea. Gorgeoue pageants
guttering In their barbaric splendor, will
eclipse anything aver seen on thla con
tinent. . , . .
- "Thef ara many agreeable surprises
In alore for the half million spectators
expected In Portland during tba week of
festivity.
"The decorations will be unique and
WHEN YOU SEE IT. IN OUR AD IT'S SO
Salt to. Itocorer Land.
' IHpaetal Dispatch as Tba JoataaL)
Albany. Or.. Oct It. Tba sdvern.
ment haa oommanced proceedings to se
cure the Holdings of C. A. fcmlth. lo
cated in Linn aounty. who. It la altered
secured tha Isnd through a conspiracy
with F. A. Krlba and & A. D. Phter.
Puter already having been In 1all nm
account of soma of tha transactions. A
government official has been in tha elf
securing a complete Hat of Smith's hold
ings, about 144,400 acres In all.-. ,v. ' .
.. f 1 J v.
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"A benefit rnuelcal will be given In ana
of the Patton home this evening In the
Maaonlo temple. West Park and Yamhill
streets. The following well-known
artlats will sing: Miss Kathleen Law-
r I r c. - vuiimue Dirtr, vio-
Mnlat: C. li. Raff, 'cellist, and the White I
x rmuu qunnei, consisting or MISS Law- I
ler. Miss Ethel Shea, J. W. Belcher and
Milton Run van. Klllott E. Baamar.
baritone, will sing by courtesy of the!
""""I" ineaire. -me program Will be
as follows; Part I (a) "Coma All Ye
Lads and "Lasses," - (b) "The Peddler"
from "Flora's Hoi Ida v." Lsna wnin-
O atrlng air IBach). Misa Rrki- Thi
wnwmTO jup- titoecneil. Mr, Beamer:
(t "Vlllsnr.lU" n.n A ,
u jirum cmuin mann , anas i-aw-ler:
- "Wldmuna" fDavlrl Pnnneri m
Raff. Part II (a) "We All " Like
Sheep" (Parka) (b) "When Jack Pro-
poioo immi, quartet; (a) A May
ing- (Minneuei, t) MyrIa (Clutsam).l
Mr. Belcher: "Romance"' . Wleniawakiv I
Miss Barker: (a "Staccato vrvJI
Mulder), (b),"Rose la the Bud"'(Fos-
ter),: ..;.'';.
1 1 1 11 1 i' m "'--f "!
There are said to ba. 1.000 Knuminii
societies and schools throughout :. tha
worm now, ana penoaicais ror propa
gating tna language now number 66, 11 1
11 Hire, tnan xnere were - mil, ihuuimh..
r.siremniu is aaiiiinK orriciai recognition
Europe and , Asia.
: j iig j Where :$m
'. You can quickly beat and keep
cozy the draughty hall or cold room
no matter what the weather conditions '
are and if you only knew how much
jreal comfort you can have from, a
CMeafcp
I y wouldn t be vrilhout one laother. hour. ; Turn the wick u hit'' 1
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..', w as mw as you pieaac inerg no danger no smoke no smell
, tui uuect mtenie near man oecause ot the smokeless Jevice.
fieaublully tinuhetl in nickel and apan orna
mental anywhere. The brass font holds 4 quarts, giv
ing heat lor 9 hours. It is light in weight easily
carried from room to room. Every heater warranted.
eflT arhn meets the need of the
yamP .yent-. bright
and Drlvileges
Boston Herald.
'-' . k a
' t w , ""or light ideal to read or
study by. Made of brass nickel plated, latest im
proved central draft burner. 1 Every lamp warranted.
If your dealer does not carry Perfection Oil Heater
and Kayo Lamp write our nearest sgency. ;
STANDARD Oil. COBfPAIfT
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; prices lor your clothes -when you
c obtairi such excellent ;! ;
. values ; as -we ; are giving.
We BUY more clothing tha
any store in Portland . : ' :
We SELL moclothi
any store in PortlandThat is ;
'the reason We sell LOWER
than any store in Portland
Third and Oak
1st and Yamhill
in Europa andAsia. XJ- ' ' ;.. n rim i.i. lawV,! 1 :-" : ' 'v- K. 'i . " ;. " V ' i
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This Beautiful
Dress
Only
$35 Leather Couch $19.50
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grade. of Boston leather, hand-tufted and tied with buttons; regular $35 tjin PA
value,.; PC,1 c'1. price. . ...... . . . . . . . ..... .... . ;. . . P 1 9a9U
No. 7 -Just as much room
in these drawers as ' the
costly, kind. , It is well
made; has three drawers,
Iarcre mirror, trolden oak-
finish, and will last for
years. The cheaoest
dresser made, and the Bis
nastswe store
price is only ,
".$8.75
mm
Princess Dressers $9.75
No. 29 -These Princess Dressers are shown
in white maple and ash, with golden oak fin
ish; French plate mirror, 18x36; two draw-
ers in base;- reular $17.50 values. SpeciaJ
cash price j s ' ' : T
m lamps
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These beautiful
Lamps, having "No.
2 burners, large
globes, brass font ;
suitable for, parlor
very attractive floral
decorations; regular
$2 values, special for
:vfjI l'v.5
Solid Oak Dresser
UlteXul, Only
.50
No.":246 -Tliese are very '
handsome i:Ouarter-Sawed'
Golden Oak Dressers with
7 beautifully-rhand'Dolished
' cases, r igenuine F r e n c h
bevel-plate mirrors 24x36
inch "size.' tons 22x42 in.
Very fine furniture pieces.
j.ue regular price m otner
stores . is - fully . $50. : The
Big. Store special price
now is. C97 rn
only. . J J -
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New Method Gas
Ranges $16.50.
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These ' Trw Method" Oaa - Ran ires
ars ru ran teed to burn ona fourth
lees caa than tba ordinary makes.
This site haa a l-tneh oto and la'
worth I Zf; our special sale price,'
Sn?ynef ; $16.50
li xo mr, i a w: ,
Z MO Velvet Carpel, Per Yard, Only 85c
Enninie Window Shsdet, water colors; regnUr 60c, pecUI.....'.. ...VI..35V
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Air-Tight
eaters
turner u.DurnsiQe ergs.
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These ; little. 18-inch Heaters . are
just right for bedrooms, etc. They
are - made of Russian iron Vith
sheet-iron lining, front draft. Spe-
tjai casn pnee
J f T fit ,l
a "SAii
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AndUnion Avenue.
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