IIOl'J PARTY. OF
PROMISES OIILV
Man Who .Voted for Lincoln
Quits Itepubltcan lianks
in Disgust.
AU NcBoyl. druaelsl of Ban
rncUcoTlooi in th. rsnk. of tb. R..
JuSucU paity. Wl to vol. lor
T.fS but CH ca.t hU vo. tor jry..
1L Ivan so doolded causs hs b.lisves
t, principle, sdvocated .by th. Dry...
pIWm ar. for th, .hot I- r.a ?C
the nation, and because ha bell-v.s that
Bryan will o farther towards carry
Ins out then principles Uian wouU
Ta" Tn excutlnr tha pledges road. In
hlch7,Ka fn p'rty affiliation n a let
ilr wrUMn to"a - relatlva In Portland,
jnaettir ao far . It. relates to poll-
. 'Th'.nVs 'for B.v.r.d.V .r. It
In Ilk. all th reat, pur. bosh and hot
' with my convictions thla tlm. Ine
O. P. la no longer the. party of Proaf?"
?n I pVrfonnanc Jt ha. eenerateU
until It la now party of promUM
only. If Rooaev.lt with hla bl stlcK
inrf potential personality could oom.
rlUh nothing- In th. way of reform, how
' In Ood. nam. la Taft surrounded I by
h. m. envlronm.ntTomjr to do any.
thlna? Has It com. to thla,. that one
roan" car . diotat. to 80.000,000 whom
they a "all nomlnat.T I hav. watched
, th.Vend 'of event. these yearsj
and th.- brutal fact la that It la au
toward te.ntralli.tlon. Th. power. in
herent In th. peopl. and
them by th. constitution aF. bein grad
ually undermined and taken .from Ih.m
on. by on. until only a fleton f
""'Ar. condition. they houd b.
, when f.w nabob, can amass bUllona
at th. expenee of th. masses in a lew
year.? Whers are th. evidences of
Republican prosperity, except to the
favored trust-protected fewT What of
th. 1.890.000 unemployed? What o ths
43 Decent of federated trade, that can
find nothing; to doT . . '
"l am no pessimist On th. contrary I
know that the Democratic Platform 1
th. beat I believe that Bryan ha. th.
courage of hi. conviction., tha ha will
do all that a food man with the help
of Ood can do. I do not know that h.
will a sleeted. It la enough for me to
belleV. that he ought to be. Th.whola
machinery' of the governmnt la against
him. and no on. knows how powerful
that la until h. russ fOlMj No
on can question Bryan', ability, h. la
th. pmt of any man in th. world! It
do, who' will vote a. I ahaU vote. My'
flr.t vot. was for Lincoln, a man of
the people; my next vote .hall be for
Bryan, the man of th. people.
I could give you many valid reasons
for thus voting. It 1. hard to break
away from party affiliation., but I hon
estly believe that I am doing my duty
by my eountry and my conscience.
Taft 1. an able man, no one denies
that, but ho cannot rid himself of tho
Influence the Incubus of the Can
nons Sherman, et al." the antiquated
obstructionists and 'standpatters that
will eurround him. - .
"W. have been promised tarirr re
form, .lection of senators by the peo
ple, etc. etc., for years, but not a re
form, not a single trust punished. We
are building up an aristocracy of
wealth .uch a. the world ha. nover
seen. - . ,
"We know how the laws are executed
or rather non-executed, The man who
steals a loaf of bread ror nis ramisiir
Inr famllr sets 10 year.. Th. trust
" that by protected manipulation steal.
81,000.000 tap. the fountain and water.
. .1 A AAA AAA
. T tell you we must get back to first
principles.; Honor and Integrity, Justice
and righteousness are not aeaa. mey
are onlr sleeping and I do believe that
the providence who? watches over the
destinies of nation, as of Individual,
will open the -eyes of the people and
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time, but the time Is surely coming
when the whirlwind of almighty power
1 1 1 lev UtA Wa V aa 4 a st Vi a TiaA.
Will $JU l IV "icbi vo va. v.i aw
"And thus you will sea why I am for
EAILWAY MAIL CLERKS
WILL HONOR SCHARDT
"DATE FOR TRIAL OF :
fc DR. CQURTNEY SET
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January baa been fixed as th. dat.
i for the trial of Dr. J, S. Courtney, who
ha. been Indicted on a charge man
slaughter in connection with alleged
malpractice. Presiding Judge Ganten
' bein fixed th. date In th. clronlt court
(yesterday morning.' - '
' nnnTfMm TTTr:nAV TlVENINO. OCTOBER 27. 1003
THE OREGON DAILY JOJKHAI -7,
SHOOTS VJIFE;
STABS HIMSELF
GOCORZA HAS FINE PfcOGRAM
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An iinnaiiniiv fine orogram ha. b..n
arranged by Emelio d. Oogorxa for hl
recital next Thursday evening at th.
H.UIg theatre, and It ceriaimy
that will b. extremely difficult to .aual.
It- la well adapted to dlaplay the full
powera and attraction, of th. reat
bariton.'. vocal equipment, and .besides
that It will appeal to every lover- ot
music, whether "h. la distinctly a spe-
woufc not .urpVla. m. to ... a 'J-"-!0,"!. tally an exception among
iiae iui Him. . , . 1 ins'era or fits oca. ' - i.,r.
dtals, and finds an ever-growing PubUo
eager for them. His tones are as i rich
a. they are .trong. Clear depth, Bensu
oua warmth, variety of tonal c florin
and unaffected masculln ty make Go
gona's a compelling voice. And his
Spanish Ancestry give, him so much of
the warm Latin temperament that tne
lpfendfd?erTor of hi. singing :1b . never-rors-otten
delight. The recital next
Thursday evening 1. under the direction
of Lois Steers-Wynn Coman, and as it
haa recently been arranged It was not
S(liiT
Brjan Managers in Oregon
Will Work Hard Up to
V Last Moment.
ariairs. twice
acrlpuon jisi m cnv,
befora. -- '
K. B.Knox and nis Wife Dy
ing at Thocnlx Knox
Crazed by Illness. , : :
.
(Colt, fn Lmm4 Wlre. .
Phoanlx, Aria. Oct. 17. Mrs. E. B.
Knox I. dying In a hoepltal aa th. re.nlt
of a bull.t wound InflicUd by ber hua
band yesterday. In th. n.xt room Knox,
form.rly"a.hi.r of tha Pho.nix Nation
al bank, la a raving maniac, talking
about plot. t. kill him by .iMtrlolty.
H. la believed to b. dying also, a. th.
result of wound, h. Inflicted on him
self with a peuknlt. after hi. attempt
WTb? frTgld'occurred at th. yard of
th. horn, of 1 K. Hewlna. where the
ioupU had been staying for some time.
Knox fired fo.r shot, at hi. wife. Three
went wild and th. fourth. Uxled Just
under ber heart . Th. wounded woman
ran Into th. houaa and Knox jnanped
th. revolver at hi. head.. Then h. drew
a penknife and hacked at hi. wriBta,
When h. wa. arrested h. wa. Insane. .
n Knox and hi. wlf. were marrieo
San Kranclaco last Marcn, arier mu
b?lda. th.n Mlaa Ida Foiall had spent
the winter nursing Knox In th. hospital
where th.r now lie. Knox Is a victim
of consumption, and th.wdl.a. to tup-
KtuYnid h.r. recenU from California
Knox', insanity was sudden. H. for
merly llvl at KnoxvUle. 111. '
i EAVEL THIEF IN
: ; SPOKANE RESIDENCE
' (OalUd tnm Wire.)
diamona rin.e t;.---. ,T'.
companion of Mrs. John A. Finch, wife
of the mlnlnr millionaire, were Bklllfully
f urlolned irom tne r -nia imwi.w
or vnv nuuBuuiu. - .
waa a burglar who .ntered th. hous.
KldT?yin through the kltcfien past the
servant. I. a matter the police are try
Inm to .olva, inveatlgatlon about th.
prfrolses disclosed no clue. The door,
and windows were closed as usual. The
missing jewel, are -valued at 85.000.
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M I " fJL. J i I V I I 1 f I Iff 1
Bryan. Oregon campaign will not
coma to an end until Monday night th.
last ptght befor. election. On that
night Judga Thoma. O'DaywM deliver
an address at Pendleton, th. last Bryan
campaign in eastern Oregon.
Between that tlm. and th. present
there will b. no lapae In activity, how
ever. Tha meetlngB for the different
l",a5t. bV,5K?Uht.,Snintdlffent nartf
in u. a"' ow.v- - 1 f th. tnte. until dy me euu "
be Invited to th. bano.uet to be given week there will b. scarcely a town of
Tuesday .veninT at. tne commercial any importance i
. " .i. n ,i a i jn. has not been a meeting. .
ciud Dy iramrarf ui f'u"w uiovn Ex-United State. Senator Jonn m.
of the National Association of Railway n.arln will make three speeches during
Mall Clerks In honor of th. vlce-presl- the week. Beginning at Albany tomor-
aeni oi m orjwiiwuvu, : """""i i row nlgnt. no win uoucr
- The Idea of thenall clerks In hav-dlly night, andnvlll be th. principal
Ing th. department store men as their Bpeaker at th. last big rally of Multno-
uests in w'wuiuHim "unci I mah county tO' do aera oiutu iu"
Zn that the mall order men will mora . .i.- a
reiulllv understand the dutlea of the "Vrjht w. Coulter will be
railway cierxa. r. ocnarai wiu jnni f sneaker at a meeting to D. nem at
an address aijfl expuin aome or tne i v b rt Washington county.- K .8. J.
inelde workinirs of the "postofflces on I ,, .,,,., ,a m a Miller will be th.
wheels.' . - . ' - . :. , - v sneakers at a rally planned for Corval-
. Tha i(.s.nrBinAnr in ttih av i n ar am n ni mi .u.v na.M.a rnaia
flcW viaU" tolalV-th. "as"
branches on the FaclTio coaat. uuring dlfferent pa.rm of the state, and locally
the,day Mr. .Schardt wUl be . taken tor nt chairman Oeorg. rf. Thomas IS
a drive about the city. About 70 mem- Piat,n' a number of meetings for
, per or tne associawun w.i Multnomah ounty.
banouet. Among others who have been J
. . a a a ..-k iha W A v.1 iln I
1DYH6Q l L jruvfji uui vnniuvciiauit
PULLMAN
1 EPISODES
To ahow how peopl. ar. talklo g on
th. cars, aa well aa In th. homea. let
v. cite two InatanceB: .
A Mrm. Moon of Cleveland Wa. on a
train going from Lunvn, iu wjibi.
fiprlnga A hot box caused delay. Va-
- rlouB topics ware dlsousaed. Finally
. tha conductor said: " wleh eyeryona
knew of my recovery. . I waa given up
with Biighrs disease. Look at me now
Mrs. Moon asked Mm what h. tmd
taken. Upon Vhis reply she put th.
name down and on her return to Den
ver put her mother, who ws. In' the
- last eta-s of Bright1, dteease, on the
treatment. Bha recovered.
And now another instance along th.
same line, A director of th. Cltlsens
Bavin bank of Detroit w traveling
in Michigan. In a conversation wtthan
k trM him ha had
Brlsht a diaease. Tha conductor over
, r,erd him aa he wen passing tbrough
the cr and ald: -Excuee tne. hut I
had Bright Di'aae. and hadly. too,
and rot-well." On being Bke4 what
) had tkn, he replied: "It is tnade
out in California and Is called Fultoa a
Renal Cnnpnulld " ,
This decidt the banker, and at last
Terrts. he on ht fourth boltle
aod getting rurh faronible reenlfs that
vrm hearirg tat a friend of his fry
the cme f T-nrbn. a), a rrotnlnt
sre In rlrft bn1ne circles, ha-1
Frirhts he ent him vH
bout th. Fstion tr'mnt .M
- vtM him ! jmt h'weeif on it without
,. And the letter la row tt
(odxort Drug Co.. Ill Third street.
Eoval Pumpkin Pies.
.-. Golden rounds of spicy toothsome
ness. Order today for halloweau. Either
branch. Royal Bakery and Confectionery.
FilAIDS AND MATROnSTO
SELL BABY HOME TAGS
0 0
" Plan, for ' tag flay for th.
Baby home wer. discussed yes-
terday at th. horn, of th. pre.-
Ident, Mrs. C E. Bit ton. A meet- 4
tng of the ' board of director. 4
with .all th. patronesses has
been arranged for 18 o'clock.
Wednesday morning at th. cor-
ner store of th. Medical build-
Ing. Alder and Park, streets.
All reports - .how that th.
board, of director, la meeting
with tha greatest .. encourage-
meat as plans for tag day are 4
made, and th. projects srs
bright for a wboio-rieart.4 latar
est aa4 cooperatloa. "
Soma of tb. chape rones who
have promised their asslstaaca s)
are Vra Thomas Kerr. Mrs Al-
len Weleh Smith. Mrs William 4
Beharrel. Mra 8anderaorf Reed.
Miss Ella Stephens, Mrs. Oeorg.
WUlard Brows, Mra M- IX'Wls- 4
ten, Mrs. Flunk Kerr, Mrs
James Caabyaad Mra. X.-N.
Flelachner.
The entire list of ehapwnea 4
who are taking aa arttvs part In- s
el odes aver tot rVsiaa. Each
wiu he assisted by a corps ef '
firla, who will he sta Hones ia 4
all pbilc plarM t. sell tha tags. s
tUi win- be wara throsghost
the say by roe trihu tors.
The sat. U next Satsrsar, 4
All Halloa-een. - '
The Kind Ton Hare Always Bought, and which has been
in use for over 30 years has borne the signature of
. . . 7 oi fiAAbAen made under his per-
'Pjf-- sonal saperrision. sinccflts Infancy.
tn decelTe Toudn this.
-tv : ou '
. - . - ,i t ii-iim oml .Trist-as-e-ood" are due
i All counterieiis,. uuuw 7 - . ...
Experiments that trifle nd endanger theheaUh of
Its and Children-Experience against Experiment.
What is GASTORIA
Castorla Is a harmless substitute for Castor OU, Pare
SriDr?p?aoothing Syrups. It
Sntalns neither Opium, Morphine nor Naxcotta
Tf(t f- it guarantee. It destroys Worms
and'SLTs FereXesl es Diarrhea and Wind
CoSiTlt relieves Teething Trouble 'ffiZ
aSd Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the
SSand Bowels, giving healthy and najiral sleep.
ThChiidwns PanaceaThe Mother's Friend.
GENUINE CASTO R I A ! ALWAYS
Bears the Signature of
- iBssawriiisTTnn
The Kind You Haye Always Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years.
vhs ssaraua sasaaav. V antaaav srassn atw veea en
Tranter Patterns
FOR BABY CLOTHES
The Transfer Supplement with The Sunday
Journal of November a will consist of a number of
dainty; designs for baby clothes. This is one of the
most attractive numbers so far issued. Mothers -and
those who are thinking of. making a present
to the baby of some relative or friend shouldn t
fail to obtain " . . y
The Sunday
OF NOVEMBER 1
Journal
'
Cooking and Heating
, Fuel and Trouble .
: Savers
EVERY CHARTER OAK 13
GUARANTEED '
-v
tZAHTEl ia imim um CI
ST. LOUIS, MO.
Host Jfe Boot
' " ' ' SsBalSalBBBsWBasMBassjBBBHBasBsJB
and
rvHuisIin
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We know that you won't be able to resist these values. Bought at special prices, we?re en
abled to offer these well-made, comfortable garments at considerably less than regular. Jig-
urea. The lots are-smau, so io mane huiu ipv jruw
Outing- Flannel Skirts
at 05o
v Special offering of Outing Flannel
Skirts, made, of extra heavy qual
ity daisy cloth or .twilled flannel
in solid colors, pink, blue and
white or neat stripes; made with
deep Ylounce, with hemstitched
hem or scalloped edge, finished
with silk overstitch. Extra well
made garments. I Spe
cial. price for this sale, . QOC
Muslin Govrns at 08o
A fine showing of Women's
Gowns of good quality cambric,
nainsook or muslin. They come
in the V-shaped or slipover low
neck style, ail trimmed with fine
embroidery, laces and ribbons,
extra well made and of good, full
length and width. JKeguiar vai
ues $1.35 and S1.50. Spe
cial for tomorrow
Corset Covers at 35o
a ( WaJnovilr Corset Covers, daintilv
trimmed with pretty embroideries, laces and
ribbons, all sizes, sz to xs-cguiar
60c value. Special for this sale
35c
Outing Flannel Gowns
at 81.25
A fine showing of . Women's
Gowns, made ot heavy twilled
outing flannel or daisy cloth in
plain colors, pink, blue and white
or neat striped effect; yoke and'
cuffs plain or trimmed with fine
pink or blue embroidery. These
garments are extra well made and .
of good, full width and length,
extra fine values. Spe- d1 OT
cial price for this sale. sDlsJ
Muslin Dravers at 6 Op
An excellent showing of Women's
Drawers, made of first-class cam
bric or muslin, trimmed with rows
of neat pin or hemstitched tucks
and deep embroidery flounce j
other styles are trimmed with fine ;
lace insertion and ruffle. Regu
lar 75c values. Special JA
for this sale UC
flirts, flhemlse at OOo.
A fine line of Women's Skirt Chemise, made
of fine cambric or muslin, trimmed with neat
98c
and laces, all izes. 84 to f? A J-
44. Reg. 75c and 85c vai. Special O UC
Beautiful New Silks
and Satins
im subs nA Sarina lustrous and luxurious. We have established
plane in silka and satins, in quality and selling price
women are willing to tesniy
Knit
Underw'ar
and
Hosiery
for
WOMEN
and
CHILDREN
If you have delayed
your buying of Knit
Underwear or Hosiery
this scagon the dela;
has beenjortnnate for
you. The offerings in
this line tomorrow are
exceptional values.
All are high-graae
goods with prices far
below what you ordi
narily pay forequaj
qualities.
CASHMERE HOSE,
35c Values at 25
A special offering of
Women's Fine Black
Cashmere Hose the
full fashioned Burson
Stockings they come
in all sizes and are
splendid values at 35c
a pair, priced lor this
sale at only 9!r
the pair -JC
CASHMERE HOSE.
65c values at 60
A special offenng of
Women's Extra Fine
Cashmere Hose, made
with full fashioned leg
and foot, stockings
that have always sold
at 65c a pair, priced
for this sale Crtr
at, the pair
VESTS AND PANTS.
75 Values at
A special sale of Wo
men's fine, form-fitting,
combed. Peeler
Fleeced Cotton Vests
and Pants, in all sues,
the vests are hand
trimmed and silk fin
ished, extra good val
ues at 75c; priced for
soc
VESTS AN DOPANTS.
fl2S and Sl-50 Kinds.
T9 A special offer
ing of Women's fine
all-wool and cart wool
.Vests and Pants in
colors, gray and white,
and in all sizes, high
grade, perfect fitting
(arment in regular
1.25 and $150 grades,
priced for this ,7Q
sale at..... fa7U
high
hundreds of satisfied
The new rich products of the best looms glisten
on our counters never were more lustrous silks unfolded.
and let us show them to you
Come In tomorrow
SKINNER'S SATINS AT f 1.SO.
Yard-wide Skinner's, warranted to wear
two seasons; the world's best satinsj
they are shown here in all the desired
new shades of blue, brown, green, red,
tan, castor, steel, slate and black.
SATIN DUCHESS AT f
19-inch genuine Satin Duchess in extra
heavy weight, finest of pure silk
fabric; comes with a very brilliant fin-;
ish, in colors navy, brown, green, wine,
steel, tan, rose, black, and cream; a se
lection from this showing will .prove
most satisfactory.
B ELDING BROS SATINS AT t
Yard-wide Belding BrosL warranted, ;
to wear Satins; they come with a beau- ,
tiful finish and in all the new shades of
blue, green, red, brown, castor, cham
pagne, steel, slate, gray, cream and
black. : ;
SATIN MESSALINES AT fl.
23-inch" phantom striped Messaline, a ,
beautiful new weave; comes with a
very rich lustrous finish, in the new
shades of blue, brown, green, tan, etc.; ,
ask to see it the ptxt time you are in
the store.' . V ' '
Special Values Dress $bods
Just now in our large woolen Dress Goods section you will find some
tempting values in dress goods. They are well displayed, and prices are plainly
markedso at a glance you can see ft these special offerings oToura i VPeaj
you. We urge you to drop in and investigate these socials. We know theyH
please you.' -.-' ' . ' '' aA " '
CREAM COLORED FABRICS AT 08
All the latest weaves are shown here in correct fall and winter weight, fine pure
wool fabrics that are pleasing in both' quality and price; inch Read s btorm
Serges, 42-inch French Panamas, 4Wnch Secilietta, 44-inch striped Silk Lustre,
46-inch Herringbone, 46-inch French Batiste, 46-tnch wool Taffetas. 46-inch nov
elty Serges in stripes, checks, etc.," in colors brown, blue and black; unusual
values at this price. v;: .' ruV ' , ,
A COMPLETE SHOWING OF BLACK GOODS AT 80.
A showing of all the best weights and weaves in the most popular fabrics of the
season-48-inch Diagonal Serge, 52-inch Chiffon. Broadcloths, 50-inch French
wool Taffetas, 48-inch Herringbone Serges, 44-inch French "Tanise,m44-inch
Shadow Batiste, 44-inch French Poplin, 46-inch Chevron Serge, 44-inch Phantom
Striped Taffeta, 44-ich checked Taffeta, etc.; all beautiful new fabrics that are
exceptional Tallies' at this price. -v-' i, , ' 1
BLACK DRESS GOODS AT 75 g
A splendid showing of new black dress goods in this season's most popular
weaves46-inch Chiffon Panamas, 45-inch French Batistes, 46-inch Ocean Serges, ,
45-inch Nuns Veiling, 46-inch wool Taffetas, 46-inch Silk Lustre, 45-inch French
Serge, etc; fine, pure wool fabrics that are unusual values at this low price.
Good Values in Comtorts
and Blankets;
onminor tomorrow: - "
uno await jrvm
from 50 up to
Gray wool Blankets, from f2.90 u.
to f 10.50 pair.
White wool Blankets from 2.50 up
to f 15.00 pair. -,
Cotton Blankets
f 2.50 a pair. . n
Cotton Comforters from f l.OO up to
CB.OO arh.
WHITE BEDSPREADS AT ESPECIALLY LOW; SALE PRICES
75c Spreads 50 Full double size white Bed
spreads of good quality; they come
new patterns, finished with neat hem; Cfl
our regular 75c line, now on sale at VWV.
$1.25 Spreada f l.OO Full double size white
Bedspreads of excellent wearing quality; they
come in a large variety of neat new designs,
finished with neat hem; osr regular CI f)fl
$1.25 line, now on sale at p A
$1.75 Spreada f 1.48 Full doable size whit
Bedspreads of extra heavy quality; they come
in beautiful .Marseilles designs; our JQ
regular $17$ line or sale st ... 7
$2 Spreads f 1.69 Full double size, wnita
Bedspreads, made with cut corners and fin
ished with deep knotted fringe, suitable for
iron beds; they come in a full assortment of
deiraa and colors: rtrular $2 values, CI CC
now on sale at.......... ....91vJ ...
Sbeeto and Pillow Caoea
Out ot tlie Ordinary Value g
Bleached Sheets at 4 Each-M.d r-f good durable itieetlng. 72 b7 M iicht,
special values at this price " . , , .
Bleached Sheets at 50 Each Kade of extra heavy Lr.ea f .msr.eJ v" i.M
br 9(1 inrhf; htt 65c values. " ' 1
piUow Cases at taytf Each Pillow Caws, snade cf gwl q -y -36
inche; best l2Vc values. ,
Va