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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNALS PORTLAND. THURSDAY' EVENING, OCTOBER 29, 1003.
An immense special purchase of MEN'S SUITS, CRAVENETTES and OVERCOATS at a reduction of from 40 TO
50 PER CENT below their true values. ' The bargains that we of fer are so remarkable' that we cannot say how long
they will last. Depends entirely, upon how quickly a 'discerning public appreciates that its dollars can do double duty.
No. one with the least conception of values can read the offerings in this advertisement witnbut realizing that HERE .
IS A SALE OF UNHEARD-OF SAVING POSSIBILITIES .
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This line is enormously big; they are the season's new
est styles; every garment perfect in every de- Q T
tail; $12.50 and $15.00 values at tDU.OO
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A great lot of fine garments in all the latest patterns;
no, better or more desirable fabrics to be found at any
price; cannot be duplicated elsewhere for less (JJ O O C
than $16.50-$18. . During our special sale . 4) 000
We back every purchase by our broadest of all guarantees "The Store That Rights the Wrong" which means your
- money hack if you want it
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CAQQ) CLOTHE C
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69-71 THIRlO STREET, BETWEEN OAK AND PINE,, ADJOINING UNITED, STATES NATIONAL BANK.
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TRAVELING IWEN TIRED
, OF CUT AND LET-OUT
Train Polls Develop Beductions of Forces and Chopping
of SalariesBluff Odds on Taft Slush Funds
Taf t Slufnp in Ohio and Indiana,
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. Cleveland, Ohio, Oct a9ri-TraTelIn
through Indiana, and Ohio I have polled
men In smoking rooms of Pullman
. on,: several tralna, IS cars In all. The
result are: Bryan 42, Taft tt.
asked which would carry Ohio. Of
, those 68 men, 45 thought Bryan would
carry the state. One commercial trav
eler saw:
"The other dy on a train, of
traveling men onlv one was for Taft.
, v Several then said they had had elmt
. lar experiences. A Chicago traveler
saia:
"The firm I represent employs ordl
rarlly 60 men on the road; ft now has
42, Each man was cut 130 a month
- besides, his expense allowance was re
uuced one third."
A Pittsburg man said:
"I work under my first cut In salary
; in le years.
Thee polls were taken by me as
j newspaper man. In no Instance did
r express any political preference. Here
, at the hotel these few figures were sub
' m It ted to several commercial men. All
said they were representative of their
observations in the east and middle
j west.
Talk of odds at three to one on Taft
' ) heard at Columbus, but on rnqulrln
: I found no monev coins- no. When of
; fered it almost invariably proved to be
a blurr. setting men at Columbus and
Cleveland ,wno usually nave much
V money up this close to election said
inev tial wagered practically nothlnr
My mll, forwarded today, brought
' sis requests from Oregon for tips on
The
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General Demand
of the WeQ-Ioformed of the World hag
always been for a simple, pleasant and
efficient liquid laxative remedy of known everywhere do the same.
value; t laxative which physicians could
: sanction for family use because Ha com
wholesome and truly beneficial is effect,
acceptable to the system and gentle, yet
prompt, inaction.
Ia supplying that demand with Its ex
erllent combtnatioa of Pyrup of figs and
nixir of Senna, the CaJiornia Fig Pynrp
Co. proceeds along ethical L'nes tad relies
on the merits of the laxxtrre for rU remark
s'. Je succea.
betting, each one saying the writer
nad waited this long and was disposed
to refrain . from wagering any money
una year.
coiumous, Ohio, Oct. 19. I rind a
slnoere belief here that money Is being
pourea into unio. Tne eaitor Ot the
coiumbus Post-Press asserted to me
that he knew positively that a check
ior v,uvv was received xuesaay nere
by Bute Chairman Williams, Republi
can, signed bv "C. P. Taft" which Is In
addition to $150,000 already' sent from
JNew Xork to Williams. It Is claimed
that other large amounts are arranged
for.
Charlie Taft won't refuse to give
any sum snort of welL I would say
nail a million, if necessarv " a Colum
bus man said to me. "and that's the
general opinion in Ohio."-
ine arrangements bv Democrats to
watch for attempts to use monev im
properly are extensive.
Democrat to noosed JPoraker.
The election of James K C&mnhell.
Democrat s United States senator
from Ohio, seems almost certain thna
snattenng the hopes of Charles P. Taft
that Theodore K. Burton will succeed
josepn b. roraker. The senatorial sit
uation Is the true key to the national
situation. The legislature- on joint
ballot has a Republican matorltv of
lour. By the reapportionment the Re
publicans lose five members. On the
present status it would stand Demo
cratic by a majority of one, but none
enies isrge . Democratic rains th a
year. Hence a Democratic senator Is
practically asauaed.
Campbell said to me today:
' I will carrv the senatorial election.
It will mean that Brvan and Hirmon
will ce.rry Ohio. Our state organisation
Is standing loyally bv Brran. Wa are
running no scheme to trade one man
for another. I do not hesttste to assert
that this state will be Democratic all
along the line.'
uenerai Apathy meets his Waterloo
n this state. Farmers in the fields are
talking politics. Women and children
Hitherto
General ADathr has been retarded as an
ally of the Democrats, but this year It
ia aiizerrat, .
The stay-at-home Democratic vote
was immense la 19A4. In Ohio this
year ererr BucSevs will vote. The nor.
ma) 4Q.00S majority of the Republicans
aireaoy seems wiped oat. Despite the
mm ito securer oy wryan K is claimed
by the Republicans that the southern
counties will overcome the Bryan lead
In other sections. But latest develop
ments warrant the belief that the fight
wiu an even D close.
Aatt-Tan rectors la Oaio.
Blufltlv Stated. IS Fnnkr fomaara
oing what tbey.ean to defect Taft
Forakfr dentos it hat enrv mu Aom
knows It This df-tlo will acroast
i or at ist l..eo Rerobllcan votes
lost to Taft, so that unless all signs I to the laboring man, and also toward
iiui orvan wiii ret tne stars dv bu.uuu i men or hronertv.
Bryan, while the countrr.tricT- will ound Mttle doubt that Brvan had
be amaSnrlvemoratia won ovr thern Indiana, but It had
DS amazingly Democratic Ihnen. thmio-ht thA nnrfhorn tmni. hn
Ohio WOolmsa for Bryan. manufactures are developing, would go
nro s h pointer lor uregon wooigrow- I laiu xne vxiu-r aiiuaiiuu was
ers. In Ohio thousands of Republican I complete surcrise.
farmers claim a gold brick was handed! The explanation given for the pre-
inem unaer tne guise or a wool, tariff, vious misunasrstanaing was tnat--tne
Last year 201.000,000 pounds of wool (."mill boss' at the Bluffington Steel
was Imported into the United States, the I Works virtually ordered his men to take
largest amount in our history. It came part in a Tart demonstration last Bat
from Australia mostly. Manufactured urday night, hinting that jobs might
here. It Is shlDDed abroad with the im. be more easily secured if thev did. Jobs
port duties refunded under a pivilon are none too plentiful these days, so
of the tariff law which few know exists, the men obeyed him, but sullenly, car
I was told of Immense meetings . of rylng torches and sitting to hear Taft
xarroers last tonnr. aaaressed- bv manv aerena nis record on tne iniunction.
speakers, among them Francis 8. Mon-1 "I never thought a dollar a day
noii, me great sum-trust atiorney-gen-1 enuugn ior any man, ne assertea.
ersi, when 'these wool facts were pre-J Then the-Bryan men dug up Taft's
sented. It Is claimed that hosts of Ohio 1 decision in railroad cases wherein ha
larmera will vote the Democratio ticket declared worklngmen's Interests second
tfals year on the wool question alone. I ary to dividends. Whereupon the men
Then tha lmail4n HiuitttA. n,aa r came out openly for Bryan and now the
tne rarmers claim, robs them annually I T "" 'u
nf i nan aaa to ana aaa . I inaianapous and other Darts of cen
er here keeps sheep, so. strange to say, ral a"d soutHtern Indiana show tremen
every sheen bleat becomes to a deirree dous Democratio gains. I think it safe
a Democratio arrumnt . I'0 assert that the state stands for
woa flow WaLVaW w v nrya.fi. inn dub mesa acare nas not yet
Boss cos Kakes Bryan Totes.- wrousrht much daman to Brvan. th
Another Brvan heln Is Boss Cox. I present depression maklnax neonln rs.
Republican, of Cincinnati. Three years gard as absurd the panio cry of the Be
ago Taft roasted Cox at Akron; and, by publicans. .
the way. Cox spells everything bad in mi a n.. m
polltlca The next year Roosevelt had . . , "' " T. . TT ... .
fund." The whole state of Indiana la
aghast over John W. Kern's accusation
that ilOO.000 has already been dumned
into Indiana, Secretary of State Fred
a truce arranged with Cox so that Nich
olas Longworth, his son-in-law, was
permitted to be renominated for con
gress In return. Cox got his men on the
state ticket treasurer, attorney-gen
ami anil niirfHrt r r, ff t rm ' 1 1 ! 1
state i oooaie uses.
TAFT RECEIVES
GREAT OlimiOII
Hughes Also Cheered, by
Great. Madison Square
Garden Crowd. ' a
Pianos to Be
Given Away
MORE ABOUT THE NOVEL ADVERTISING CON
TEST OP EILERS PIANO HOUSE. ,
How Additional Papers Containing the Famous Pictures
of Sales Can lie Secured.
Oultad Prtas Leased Wire. 1 The proposlUon Of EUers Piano House
New York. Oct J 9. William H. Taft I to give away free a lot -of fine new
spoke to a tremendous crowd, In Madl- 0ia2IS0KY
son Square Oarden last night: 'Charles
uton everv resident of the Northwest
the many advantages It offers buyers
same time tne
E. Hushes, ftenubllcan candidate: was I and to show at the
also scheduled as a sDeakef and both "0u" :.1B"" wsaetd;in this
Mr. Taft and Mr. Hughes were cheered! Two column f pictures of Pianos
wlldlv by the srreat throne:. . ' ' . '. I were published In last Sunday's Journal:
The day of .ne.ch-m.klng elosed with SSilowlSV
a giant pvade, r . 0f pianos sold by Ellers Piano House:
. Senator Dodge after a brief speech end the snort one Dout u per oent or
introduced Mr. Hughes and later Mr. I the total showing, the total sales of all
Taft ' J other dealers eomblned during same
While Mr. Hughes was SDeaklnsvf lengtn or time. .
cheers were heard outside and shouts I "Paper is patient" has been an old
of "Taft, Taft, Taft," made him cut trite phrase for decades it Is surely
his speech short. ' Mr. Taft did not ap- o when It comes to conveying the many
ear. however, ueorge A. Knight ofl overdrawn claims mon wno are ry-
aurornia was lntroaucea . as tne nextimg w comiuu wim u iimiiiuiiun iucu
Sims having received it and passed epeaker. . as Ellers PlanO House.
hTArfr. when'Mr. Taft arrived. At Boon as he in this vruemnt Is -presented H
nrnfAit Kim 4a ainr 'Okas
StnWo? tiPSZ. W of "nve"" schemr 20 ye." ago." hencTI? i reiognW "theVe; . w.i T tremendouS nnot o..lbly leave . .doubt in
the
n n.ti.i n ,i,u an lmmenti fund in the last week of 1 " "Li?.r v"1?'""" tirjUr .iVJl".." .-. "JL'"". V
'" r.vT. ..i.i.l- ' . I the camnala-n Iquiet WHD he introduced Mr. Tart aal" " vuvtvm uiuaicat instrument.
' w . ."'.v. i i.-- .1 I The claim is made bv many that th- president" the cheering was
Injected the Cox Issue Into the situa- B,me ctCB ar Planned fpr Ohio. Mr Taft's voice waa very hoarse and
tlon. It was that which elected Patti- J Chalrm Wntay of the Damo- h.M,S Mn 7pech "brief '
son. Democrat to be aovernor after cratlc committee wouldn t assert It; R.fnM ni... M.diami Sjman n,.
Taffs Akron speech. Sil!"s,.?we-Te-c.Hmed. ",Tf. tnw: den Mr'.Taft spoke' st Cooper -Union.
tl Employe, for Bryan. ' ,he7a.9ins"of 'rroW."iloo.V
11 1 . 1 1 c, .1J , ' J I, .1, . 1UUIIU 1 1VI UOB L 11 AH WeBK 111 unifl. n,W W ..W I .11 1 - WA . m
l.V :.V. . ,.' . I r me umjr cuuciuaioa ia mat i made while on the bench and answered
iii.ii in irw mirzci inni iuwq ul u&rr mi uruDcr uh im ennnmnii.iMi. l - . . u n I n v. I . k I A
. .. .. . - - - w - - i auiua ua Liin uibi hc, ,..111.1 m, tr wuiijii
were ror aryan. waiter uioson. nresi-1 The Taft-RnnanvAlt mananr, klk. w - k..,i.h ti.
dent or the Switchmen a union; James refused to publish contributions; hence I the recent letter of President Roosevelt
J. rinnernen. president or the Electri- the neODle have annarantlv nihiui tn Mr nnran v vw tji.
ol.r,.' nlnn- 1 .1 " 1 -' I', ' .. v, ... ...vn, u auwuiaiwa
-" """" k..i.i, .ctit. un, uiui nuu air. xati men iook up tne recent I was unanimous.
.'. numwn. Tiniun; wonn x.i a aummary or tne Cincinnati En-I charge of Mr. Bryan tnat during the
the best In eaah respeottv. class at the
lowest possible price. -
The contest Is to count the planoa
shown In whole or in part In the draw
ing referred to the one counting them
most nearly correctly to receive the
highest orlse a Chlckerlna- Grand and
each suceeding next best reply receives
tne next oest prise.
ABOUT SXTJLt COTCXS.
Numerous communications have been
received by the Contest Department dur
ing the past few days urgently request
ing an' extra -codv of this contest cage.
as the news stands supply was ex
hausted, and ' to accommodate those
wishing to participate we have had a
number, of extra pages . printed which
wlit-tiA gurnlaihAil to anvnna aiarlnar for
same afrEilera Piano House) or by mail.
i to cover tne coat oj; printing a ensrge
of Ave cents (seven cents oy msil),
however, will be made for each sheet
One copy will be supplied free, how
ever, If you will send three names and
addresses of families who. would like to -participate,
and to whom also copies
will be nromntlv sent free of charare.
Ellers Piano House, S53 Washington St.
Add here names of two or more friends or nnlvhhora whom you have res-
son to believe would be Interested In buying a Piano, Organ, Talking Machine
or Pianola Piano, and send to Contest Department, Ellers Piano House.
Kama Address
.Name ...Address
Kama .' . , Address
Hewitt business agent of the Carpen- quirer's secret poll of Ohio and Indiana hard times of l84- he had declined -rtm beirar
ters" union, and M, H. Carmody. flnan- shows 26,807 votes cast Changes from to modify an order of a receiver ap- BolJrt fii
cial secretary of the Electricians' union, votes cast In 10 by the same men pointed b him as a Judge, reducing the her of the Yukon?
11 A O raw am n a 1wl t w -? fkAla Bwaa.l- wad TWa.WA aV . w- a . a laa. am ! Awaaaw , aw 1 1 LWTS VA, w U.VI
That is ' of
nacy reasoo
I rhaarxd. maatlnr a A'Ttmrttme rt aa a.s.a
f The iei''ii wlj caat another !. for
WI17 Hrran. making a dlfferewce of It .MS.
rJ r,.-. mnA IT- U 1 ioorin, roew win take sws
i thai
To r t iU broriacoal 2erta sjwgra bur'l ,h s of voters waa e'inr.lr wr.
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f - J
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alwmra buy"
3 roarrufartured hj the Cali
( f rrup Co, wJy, and for sale
ty
I.vCw, wining oet ths Frabll--a
J ameer Bfaa
naet taklag awrstast af
all declared a majority of their work
men loyai to Bryan.
Most signmcant. however. Mayor
j nomas e. Knotts or oary, said
Most of the Gary people are aralnst
Taft It Is believed Bryan will be fair
PdIcs
Write Now for Free Trial Package
. of Pyramid Pil Cor and
Prove Its Sure Value.
'v s a change: m( t,nem as the
hr,k m AM thr Is a very targe tody
ef yors waa nuuoj b rwsaj try the
TSlr alf-t)a rnfrkt
aSS ITKL..7ta t , rwl ?;. tlafacttia with r".
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We want to. glaca a trial tackese of
Pyramid Pile Cur In the possession of
evary lumirr irtrni pilL
We will eend each a oackaae bv mall
la a plain wrapper free to say ane who
will seed his or her name and address
to u-
This pavlta r will eon Tarn aa amooat
or pyrami t, i a i. vi ra aurririaat ta prove
tt a remedy for Plies shove any an the
market and suH a trial iwrkura has
curad soany. rasea of pi. as without f ar
thwr treaimont.
Every drugsiat .sells Pyramid Pile
Cwre. Price fifty renta Think bow
ruoeeanfel It muet be to do this aad
bow popular the little beaJIng cones
arw. ISO trouble, d ixyimfort pais er
worry- Ttey aft seliy, vriy and
frfm la mary ca, what peP
tvl".k are nirWu. Ja Prrawid
t"-ue . lti Iiraoy i la-jd.'.-.g. Msr
were: Parker to -Taft 7S: Rnivai 1 wages of the employes of a certain rail-
to Rryan, J.192: net gain from chansea lrd 10 per cent Mr. Taft asserted.
2.453 for Bryan. Harmon's rain is ajI that this order wss the last extremity T tHaT Y
most exactly the same. If that ratlCls w",c iouia.?r rT"? av, district wss unanimously nominated at
What are styled the Tukon Liberals,
nvm.iiwiw unavm-
wt, the present mem-
legislature. 01 wnita
Horse. '
George Bisck, a -lawyer, member of
uko
kon legislature for the Klondike
Conservative convention.
- It is understood several Independents
also intend te ran ror parliament
election will be held January II.
The
maintained there will be . gain of about ia.?i " if. vi h Jna the Conservstlve convention, held st
one in every ten votes cast giving ow"Ir' .anA' ."Vi'T . P"" i ,'.r SrU Creek. Joseph Andrew Clarke
Bryan Indiana and Ohio, bringing Into Ith "f"1, B1P1yeB obtain any was unanimously nominated aty another
tne calculation the 110 atr-aljnm. I . 1 conservative convention. :
The same noil .Hnw. rw,. ,.1, Vta V.I in lustiiication or tne injunctions ne
& ri7 trtnl "1 i.",, "i . iaay recognisea mat ine ose 01 toe sec
cent ' bmU ot 1 Pr ondary boycott In Industrial disputes
Whn im .a. . ,, I waa bad policy, aa-Amerlcan. an-repub-
y hna no one depends, en the polls .lean and aa Instrument of tyranny.-
very mucn, K is apparent that If they - V
SPOKANE MAN OFFERS
. r BIG ROLL ON TAFT
mesa anything they mean the Wmrmt
movement has fallen flat In Ohia and
Indiana.
Home Remedy
That Reduces-Fat
fTTattad PTwM Laa Wfca. t
po Vane. Oct t. Thirty thousand
w.las against tlS.090 Is tha wtarr
tnat ueorge w. rrtx orrerna to piaea on
Taft's election jnst before leaving for
ts
I CallfofBla. He could find ne
Mr. Fox sold two vacant lots for t.09
leash and It Is this mooey be devised to
wager at s to 1 oo-ia i nis is tne rr-
Wosld row Ilka ta have a alna m
flanrav Kyi t It 1 - v .
hrultlnr tK. 1 -.IvI.,--! f"' wagei- tnat aaa oasn eiiereo
newar t 1 wr- v- rrr 1 !-
Then go ta the druggist and ask fnrlUAUOU litjlO LMU
taia loaxpeasiva mixture: Si . ranem
Mannofaa. H oaaea Fluid Extran Caa
eara ArscnatJe, and I H oanres repw
mint Water. Take a teassoonfui sftar
raeals aaa at bedtime, aad la a few
weeks roa caa be aa tt BhrstcaUlv aa a
fswa. Mis these trtgredteats st ho tne If
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THE ELECTION GAJIE
rtWH ra I-aaai Wwa I
tewaon. Oct. I The b'a partf rvorrl
naueeis for iretphr of Nr.u rr -, t at tX
tswa are rmp44ed. Two Li her! m4
yea wish, bat ae that yoa gt the Mar- 1?, TTZ. ' J F" T"r,J,
moU La a ihIkI Mrki ,r. . t are krewa ns trri!'vfIU
it acta qjf ker. -1 rre4aru-k lesr.jsoa CorvJ l.rjjet
U
Salnte for DaAaed Admiral.'
, (Calttaf rrwi Laasat WKI -
Ksvy Tard. Paget Bound. Wash, Oct
I. A aalute of It-minute guna waa
fired here yesterday la honor of the late
Rear Admiral Henry Olass, wha died at
Paso Robles. Cel. on the Brat of last
1 ;
month, and the flags here ware at half
mast throughout tha day. Admiral
Olass waa well known to a number of
offlcera at thla yard.
Q. 0. P. CLAIM FOR
WASHINGTON, 30,000'
fCeltsd Praaa LMawtf Wkw.1
SeatUa, Oct. It. The and, of the
state and national campaign In Wash
ington la but three days away, aocordina
to Ellis De Bruler. sute chairman, who
has been In charsa since headauartera
opened the later part of laet month. .
Speakers have been billed In tha past
few weeks for every county In the stale
end from the reception scenrded the Re
publics Da Bruler estlmatea Wesh
Ington will return a plurality of 10.000
for Taft and that every county In the
state will shew a plurality for the Re
publican national and state ttcketa
nsf'ji. r' -
' tVSXD rWT WOXLD OYTJt TO CVftt A COLD tM CKZ DAT,
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