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THE "OREGON DAILY JOURNAU PORTLAND, TUESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 27. 1003. L AfJY RALLIES E A III )TLipman;-Wo lie's Wednesday Hew 7,? Rcduso Cornets for stout women Nemo and C B. a Ii Spirite Corsets . FOR Fill coumus irv:i:iiBi)ii Arnold's WoolTinish 25c Suiting, 10c Arnold's famous wool finish Suiting, x Every . Stump County ; Building' ,1s NOW wd. Come in dirk and medium colored J Both Parties Will Bo Kept Jtosy.m- the . City and In County Until the Night ; Before Election. . .. on Wrong Side of Willam ette; EivcrWill Discuss Matter at Meeting. ' ; : ' lld and checks; an ideal material or school dresses, Wedncsdiy only 10c Bed Spread Sale '. The close of the cimpilm ! to wit ness, rone wed activity in Oregon on tuo part of both. Democrats and Republl- carta. Ever available speaker In both camp will be kept busy up to and In cluding next Monday night, when the war h.irses will rent from their labors , and allow the voters to do. the rest. The bin meeting of this weak will be in. ieniocretio lauy at tne Armory next Saturday night, at which Banator jonn m. uearin- will ne tne pnncipui . speaker. It Is expeoted that this, which will be the last big rally of the cam--rsign. will draw a crowd which, will . nil tbe building. Mayor ' Harry Lane will preside and It la probable thai he will make an address as well. There will be Democratic meetings at various places in tne city and county on ail tne otner nrgnts or ine ween. To morrow night E. 8. J. McAllister will apeak at Jones' hall. Front and Olbbs streets. Thursday night the will be a meeting of Odd Fellows haTl. Grand avenue and East fine street. The apeak' . era nave not yet Dean seiectea. There will also be a meetlna Thnra day night at Lodell hall, Seventeenth and Thurroan streets, at which Colonel Rob ert A. Miller will address the voters. Another meeting will be held the same mgnt at woodmen nail. Mount Tabor, The sneakers have not Not often that you aret sneclal values in irtica a staple household article. Take ad vantage of this sale. . A meetlna; of the presidents of all the ammt aM nnart eltiha fa ta ha hald ta- night In the Sargent notelGrand s.vs- Regular $1.25 Bed SDreads. Sl.00 nut ana nawinvru. .,,nur,' iur www fua- pose of discussing- several questions re garded as' very important by the 'east side business men. ' - " ': Tbe members of the United club are discussing the- prospects for bringing the , new courthouse, .whenever it la built, to the east aide. They hold that tne east side is tne oniy logical piacs for ' the courthouse. They have pre- oared answers for perhaps every argru ment that will be put up against an east side courthouse. The greater popula tion by far Is on the east side, tneyi 1 - say. This . is admitted by every Douy, 1 rringca v-rocnet iiecspreaas, so tn.y gument 'Hemmed Crochet :BedsDreads. full . eiie. arseilles desisns: resrular $1.25 t1 nn values, for this great sale, only. 1UU Regular $1.75 Bed Spreads, $1.48 Hemmed Crochet Bedspreads, full i regular SI J5 values, for this size, regular S1.75 values, for this Of AO, great sale, only ..apla'iO ISt I O m rA T) 1 ' l " .... .. 1 side courthouse. The greater popula-l Artful SWU UCU OUlCdUS, i.iy full size, as- $1.19 ht be inconvenienced by being corn-1 tj ' J cL j - eat side office lCum $..6 1ICU jpiCdQS, !..; they use this as, their, prmoipai ar- sorted - patterns. regular $1.50 manr v s - . . . - ' . J- . - "They contend thatwhere one lawyer values, priced, tor this sale, only. ml- Delled to co from his wes la an a&at side courthouse, many wit nesses are now Inconvenienced by being obliged to go from their east side homes and places of business to a weft side county building. ' -. ' i. It is argued, also, mat raxmers wno coma to town are rreatly inconven ienced by beingobllged . to : cross the is eourii Fringed - Bed Spreads, with cut corners: full size; suitable for iron beds; f 7C regular $2.25 vals.t for. this sale, .tj)ll D Reflular $1.00 Btr1 .Snrcarfe 9 n 15 sneakers have not yet been ehosen. I lenced by beingpbltged to cross the I ' , Krldav nlarht there will ba a rail at -i.. ,n tk annrThmn. Th rat I C..: T.J ' O i- Lent, and-another at Gr.shamT- Colonel . mI .TemnT wawerV thta by ssylai "rU-.f"aA l V- Kll MUler and others will address that the'farmer must come to the west 4U" Tcuiar j.w values, ea. ,-. V I Robert A. -the Utter. Saturday night. In addition to the big rally at the Armory there .will be a tneetinr at Bridal Veil and another In Vest: Portland.' M. A. Miller and E. S. J. McAllister will speak at Corvallls Thursday even . !ng, at Halsey Friday evening and at - J ewberg Monday evening. y ' M. A. Miller and Colonel M. E. Gibson will address the voters at Bhorldan Saturday night Monday evening-there will be a pemocratlo rally at The Dalles, at which Judge O'Day will -be the prin cipal speaaer. WOMAN TYING SHOE i UPSET AND ROBBED ' Ban' Francisco, Oct 17. -Mrs. W. F. Appleby of this city was the victim to day of a thief who adopted a novel 1 method. Mrs. Appleby was walking on the street when her snoe became un tie. She laid her handbag." which eon- ; tained money and Jewelry of oonelder- able value, on tne ground oesiae ner ana bent over to tie the laces. .At that in stant a man, who had been quietly fol lowing her, gave her a shove and she was sent prostrate to the pavement while the thief boiled with the hand bag.. Because she did . not see her aasallr ant, Mrs. - Appleby, was unable to give any description of elm to the police. side anyway to go to the-commission houses. but the east elders eome back with the argument that the wholesale houses are gradually coming to tha east side, and that several axe already lo cated there. Tnere are many other arguments and equally aa many answera. -owever, the matter la to be taken up and a de cision by the members of tbe club Is ex pected tonisnt. VEBY YOUNG GIRLS NOT TO SELL TAGS Actual $27.50, $30 and $32.50 Women's Suits A stupendous, almost unbelievable offer but absolutely genuine; a fortunate purchase rushed to us from New York this week by our buyers, who captured in this purchase Ata geat sacrifice the finest lot of Women's Suits sent to Portland -this seasonand. bear ,ift, mind that when' Lipman, Wolfe & Co. say $30 suits they mean $30 suits. This is not the case with some unreliable stores that you are acquainted with. Considering the intrinsic worth and qualities of these suits, the price is remarkable. . ; The colors ire Italian brown. Navy blae, vcrd, red, black and green. Every - soil comes In the popular single breasted semMlttiog coat style. The smart and predominating effect for the season ol 190S-1909. Tbe skirls are In v v Ibe newest flare styles. Lined with Tallcla silk and. handsomely tailored. Each' suit is distinctive, full of style and grace, embodying the superior finish and fashioning that dis closes their high-class tailoring. .. They are regular $27.50, $30.00 and $32.50 values. CIO QC On sale Wednesday for only 4. vleeOD F O.R ri n wTi . -i Regul ar $2-$2.25 Trefousse, Fownes and Rcynicr Suede Gloves, $1.39 Pr. Here is a Glove Sale that exhibits the resourcefulness of Portland's Best Gfove Store. No other elove department is able to offer you such variety in world-famous brands of gloves at a special sale. . This . I . 5 , . . l . f . 1 ' t f mr . .. is ioc second tunc in our History mat we nave given una special, many women wiu rememoer tne sen sational crowds in our Glove Section at that sale. ' ( ... ... , ' ; Gennine Trefonsse, Fownes and Beynler Snede or Undress Kid Gloves, every size In black, fans, browns, gray and mode. Two and three clasp styles. Every pair fitted. Regular $2.00 and $2.25 values. On sale 4 Oft Wednesday at only $ltl Women's Novelty Nt Waists lists $5W MJ9 HAD FOUR AYIVES, EX-PASTOR JAILED Nevada, Mo., Oct. 11. In the circuit court the Rev. W. H. Forse, 74 years old, formerly paatos of a church here, pleaded guilty to bigamy and wa sentenced to three years m the pent- tenrtary. - - - . - ' lie admitted the charge when con fronted bv two of his four wives. HI excuse was that his memory 'was bad,) , During- the week Immediately preced ing the election Mew xoric is to oe tne on the lace trimming, f Sold regularly at $5.00 and are extraordinary value S bene- 'I at that nrlr ; On-ul. fnr Ur..4tMlr . rf saw n at that price. On sale for Wednesday at $2.79 Tildes Wnmtl't Mf WaiVa KAma t,U;fU1. n;.sA. f n.f. M- 5ai 91 Ta tna At. " ' " w v aa iiiv toaiuuuavaV aWa&VVVUW VI' rurilBUUt wv a. m a . v mw Editor pf The Journal May we iStTS- pubHrthnn. with silk and trimmed with Persian embroidery, Cluny insertion and young srlrls are, to be streetsMlllng tags for the fit of the Baby home Saturday next?'" ; The young ladies who, are to help on tag- day will work under chaperones, and each block in the- business district will be carefully supervised by several women. 1 Host - careful attention la- being given to the protection of all our volunteer workers and every effort is being made to have the whole affair conducted with courtesy, honor and dig nity. -' THE) BABT HOME, By I W. Sitton. President Sale of Streets 6 Pillow Cases A great chance to fill your needs for these staple ar ticles at very low prices. Ready for use, and good re liable qualities. Sheets, 2 yards wide, spe cial for Wednesday 40e Sheets, 2 yards wide, spe cial for Wednesday. . ..BOe Pillow Cases, a speeial 20c value, for only, ea..,12j4 and that he could not always remember 1 center of activity in the national cam whether. he was married. 1 palgns of both the leading parties. Louis 'Gordon, a Well-Known Phila delphia Insurance Man Testifies to the Merits of WARNERS SAFE CURE HOW ARE YOUR KIDNEYS? You Owe It to Yourself to Find Out at Osee. Diseased Kidneys Cause More Sickness and Serious Complications , ' v ; . v . Than Any Other Disease. ; Read this convincing letter: ""I desire to testify to the merits of .Warner's Safe i Cure. I have suffered for several years with, kidney trouble and spent quite a , sura of money with doctors 'without, relief, until I was prevailed upon, to try your medi cine. One bottle of your Warner's Safe Cure did me more good than all! John Brugger - . . ' h ii t . v ' v "'i' r 8 . - J fi : t . -jry . s -wm.-m T r- fj , tl .1. t1f i, . n,n.il mil fill- I rtir-"'- - riW" -""- n.,iy...i 4 7 Hornback Alligator Bags ' . . . , , ., These are the Genuine Hornback Alligator Bags that are so stylish' and popular. A special purchase of note enables us to offer the choio est bags at about half price. All reduced as follows: $16.50 Alligator Bags, $8.75 $12.50 Alligator Bags, $5.98 $11.50 Alligator Bags, $35 $10.00 Alligator Bags, 8-Inch at $5.00 Lieutenant-Governor Chanler. Democra. tic candidate for governor of New York, was also on tne stanau ah teese aia tlnguished Democrats made t addresses. - V . Ziabor Zssum Smphaatsed. The candidate emphasised the issues raised by labor in this campaign. . He declared that Oompers bad never critl clsed the courts more severely than Roosevelt himself had. He charged inai tne president was now issuing a dally bulletin assuring the people that Mr. Taft was a friend of labor. "My friends," he said, ''there is a certain mutuality about friendship: both sides have to be consulted and Mr. Rodsevzlt consults only one side when he dis cusses Mr. Taft aa the friend of labor. I care not what he may say about Mr. Taft's friendship for labor. Mr. Taft's record shows that he is not In sympathy wiin moae wno 1011 in i run country. Bryan quoted Taft's decision In the case of Thomas vs. the Cincinnati, New urioans Texas racino Hallway com pany, authorising the receiver to make a cut of 10 per cent in the wages of employes -and denying their right to appeal. He said that in the . west Taft was running on his amendments to. the cago platform, while in the east he was running on tne crucial piaxiorm. The "Conscience" Issue. In conclusion Bryan spoke solemnly or tne conscience factor in tne cam n. He said: have watched the progress of this campaign, x want now, as tne cam paign is drawing to a close, to leave with you some thourhts : I believe wortny Of your consideration before you vote, i cnargre tnat tne Republican leaders no longer lead the Republican voters. I believe that our platform bet ter expresses the real desire bf a ma jority of the Republicans of the Uni ted States than their desire is expressed In the Republican platform. "The Republican party has claimed to ' be the party of morality. It has claimed to express the conscience of the nation. . I charge that - today It misrepresents the general sentiment of the country and betrays the conscience of the Amer ican people, v "There' is a ' great question of con- ' science before the American, people. - It is honesty in politics. You cannot have ' honest government without honest prin ciples, and the Democratic Dartv Is . in augurating a new era in American poll -tics. The Investigations the diacloa- urea, the revelations have shown what enormous camDaiam funds have been se- cretly collected, and corruptly used, snd an awakened people demanded that tha t . should stoo. but the Republican senate and house refused to listen to the de- . mand and a Republican national con vention rejected the plank that waa ned at honesty in politics. "Our committee annlled the dnctrlna - of the platform to the present cam paign and has done what no national ' committee ever did before -it has taken the people into its confidence and laid bare the sources of its campaign con trlbutions. The Republican committee refused to do this." From the Garden Brvan want to Cno- per Union to address an audience that iiou wmiia iur mm xur iivo uuuro. PENXSYTOFSE; ' 5,000 IDLE CAES . -'.f i ,-!: ji'.':'Sf r 5. - r & 7 i - - - r - n r . Scene ol Last" Night's Battle Between Saloonkeeper and Two Robbers. eylvania railroad is olearlnar the Petera- burg branch, of the middle division, of all the ' freight cars which hava been stored there since last winter, number ing about 5,000. The cars are being taken out to han dle the Increased freight traffic. About three miles of track are being cleared- each day.. ROBBERS SHOOT MOO I ) Is THnce Wounded in Battle With Thugs. : . the medicine I took forbears. ' "I 'used your medicine' in a judi cious way. for a triar, lasting three months, and today I am cured "1 gladly recommend yarner's Safe Cure! to all who need such a remedy. You are at liberty to' use ow th pone at 11 and publish my. testimony as -you may see fit m ' any newspaper. LOUIS GORDON, 1239 South-8th St., Philadelphia, Sept.. 18, 1908. IiOUIS OOR1X3N. ' XT TK ZH2XTBT XAXX TXXS TEST I Put some morning- Urine In a glass or bottle, let It stand 14 hours. If there Is a reddish sediment In -the bottom of the glass, or If. the urine is cloudy or milky or If yott se particles or germs floating about in It, your kidneys are mased and you should tret a bottle or s am.r a are uir at once. Aaaiysis Tr. It. after making this teat you have any doubt as to the development of tbe d!saer1n your system, send a sample of your urine, putting your name and address on the package, to our Hedicai Department. anl our floe tors wlu antirs It ana sena you a report, wun mavr.m. ana maairai oooaiet iree. WAtN"KR S SAFE CURB 'Is purely vegetable and contains no harmful drug: it doe aot constipate; tt is a most vaiuaei. ana effective tonic: It I a stimulant te digestion and awakens th. torpid liver. It repairs tbe tissue, woothes Inflammation aad Irritation stiiaulatee tbe enfeebled organs and beaia at the -urn uma. . - - Tn kldn.y dleae the bowels are often enTietlpate4 sad tbe liver torpid Warner s Pais nil quickly, relieve this condition, aad no til after effect Is experienced. t - WARNER'S VFT? CURB Is rmt op In twt regelar shtee and sold tr all arogcipia, or oireci. ai o ana a ouxiLdi-. IS pr tiem. Refuse eubatltutes TTt as nnrri n r;rr?rs IKI.UUUI 1 t-rL i KLL, To convince evory sufferer from of tbe kidney, liver. .Med er and blood tet TTARWB 8ArK CCRK vui cu'. in.m, a tni r"'! iu n sti m-X rsixal to any on who will write b V Aft Vj-.R PATK CIP.K CO. Rocn-eter, N. T end irftinn a-lng an this Jihersl vttrr in Ih. Journnl. The gnminen-es of tola offer I fully -Mi!-ant-M tv the pibtftrf. Oar doctors wtU aieo Send tnkaj bor.;t rot-ia'pirg symptoms, treatment ef the dies-ess and many convincing tu me at. a free. i White John B rugger, proprietor of the Teuton!, saloon, 204 Taylor street nar Front, was talking to his wife :S0tlast night. two men, wearing red masks entered tbe saloon and ordered him to throw up hfs hands. 4 Believing two friends were trying to USCtf pon d tip on the bar- over fired a shot from play a Joke on htm. lytning ef the visitors stepped do anyt rail and of tbe kind. Tbei refused te berespon one no on the bar- eaning over fired a shot from bis revolves: The bullet entered B rug ger's thigh. Tbe -man who had fired at once backed out of the saloon. B rug ger seised a ber bottle and made for the other Intruder. This man fired two shots at him. On ballet missed his head by aa loch, bat the other lodged In bis left leg. . Tbe saloonkeeper waa game to tbe last, and as this last assailant retreated also, be Urn pod to the sidewalk la pur suit By this time tbe thugs hsd de cided to get out of tbe neighborhood and takls-g to their beele they daab4 south oa Front street- Bm gr, stand ing at tbe corner, soon tost eight ef tbetn. - - All this time Mrs. Rmgger had been waiting with the receiver to ber ear. Fhe had beard the thugs' command aad had beard th three shots, standing in her home at 1 Maliory evens, she was powerless to ais her husband, ai-1 .lurch she knew something waa hap pening In th little saloon. Brytrr. who Is about 41 rears oM. was taaen to th Good SamrtB hos pital where Ml wewnda wer frntnij rot to r-s serton. Aside front th far-t trat th intrader wer. yrare mrn r!f dark -cloth and 'red bsrwian baaktrthiefs as Kaaks be can giv r.o descrlpUon of them. Four police de- ter lives ar woraing on in. ease. From the actions of the holdup men It is not believed they are professional criminals, but rather young toughs who took advantage of the lonely looatlon of ory(,f Hiwu. The mammoth which, a Russian gov ernment expedition recently found en cased In Siberian Ice and removed to St Petersburg Is the finest and most complete specimen ever recovered, even Doing intact. tbe trunk are ' missing. Only two teeth A locomotive company at Richmond. lotlvea South Va., recently completed SO locomotives and two steam shovels for the Manchurian railway at Dalny. EXTERNAL REMEDY FOR ECZEMA Why galves rJH While s aUntpl Uroid Baa Accomplished Thousands of It Is now thoroughly " established among the best medical authorities Chat ecsema la purely- a skin disease, due to a germ ana cureoi only th rough the skin, it is not a Mood dlseas at all: a fact thousands of people suffer with skin disease and ar perfect! r haaltb otherwls. and therefore prove) tbe; bav no diseased blood. Smeary salve cannot reach th germs becaas they do not penetrate th akin. Th oaiy way to ra-ri the germs la by mean or a peneiranng liquid. Sscb a liquid eaa b obtained by sim ply mixing ordinary oil of wlntergreeti wit lth thymol, glycerin and other be Ing agents. -This com roe ad known aa 11. I IX i"rWTlptlon i stantly -and th cares ail appear to be 1 "rescript Ion sf-T the Itch ln- permanent. - In fact. It took thoaaaads of ura. eas after eas. befor th best scientific aethortu ware eon vlared of th soaolut merit of . this remody. Th ffrt of 1 1. IX I. Pre scrtptiow In nornMng th itching e lm germs im seen within on snlnste sfter lb flret srpllatiow. W er- cfally reoomaaend IK D. D fjnaa hi wB-se-tjfn with this treatnyerit Firi dm ore Drag Co Wocdward, Oart A -. The srr-1al aeents eiwJer f f). r. PtwrtfUeri: it Johns Pharmacy. Ft John. J C Wya't. Vaaoevver; ' Howeil A Jonea, Orga City. nea i ORPHEU II 1,1 BILL E The Perfect Food Beverage CHASER With the moat evenly balanced bill of the season the Orpheum opened a I new week of vaudeville last night Not since the house opened, in the opinion of mgny. regular patrons, have so many really first class turns been Included) In one program. There Is not a dull mo ment from the time Miss Ethel Mac- Donough. th fascinating girl drummer, appears with a flash - of smiles and I dainty red silk hosiery, until U. Bird llillman. th aerial wond.r, com pie tea her final fancy step I on tbe tight wire. Tbe Mlllman trio's wire dancing turn la one of the best I seen her In many moons and was re-1 eel red with enthusiasm by the big au dience. Th three Mothers -have trick bicycle riding stunts that have1 never been surpassed end possibly never) eoualed In Portland, and the tramp I cyclist with his hard tumbles adds a I dash of corned r. The Dili ta strong in singing ana dancing, especially in character. Fred warren and Al Kiancnara. in a owes I pretty lu ll dancing and. white song and eance turn, really I frana are sad and exerutlatlngly funny. Joe I icon win luat aa many laughs In their German conaedv act, "la a Padded Cell." If yon would like te bear two or three popular sons murdered tn the Choicest of high school German go by all mean aad bear the wo teams. alav and Flora Herutler, whose alrg- mg aad dancing aas cnarmea critic I udleaoee ef two fceanlspaere. ruuiil ail expectatioB. Th playlet this week le Tnrte Lera's Pllemroa. a rtral comedy presented by Henry Uortia and Miss Louis Harden- burgh. It te hardly qual to recent oF ferir.ge ef the same kind at Vbe Or: COHMOXER AT " (Cor.t'avied from Page One) tarter ta Fresldeat Cleveland e cabinet. W The kind of Cocoa Beans that we use contain six times as much food value as beef. ' " , We buy only the highest-priced. ? Our Cocoa is nothing but Cocoa and that h w liy It Is the most delicious of Cocoas. Th wiLTta as. iornr co. Lswary't C!or iM v K m r
