The Dalies Daily Chronicle.
TUESDAY
OCT. 9, 1900
For President
WILLIAM M'KINLEY,
or Ohio.
For Vlce-rreldent
THEODORE ROOSEVELT,
Of New York,
is McKinley's prosperity?" nslts a
democratic exchange in a long articlo,
and the local department answered
It in these words: "There is not in
Baker county an idle man who wants
to work."
The full dinner pail greatly wor
ries Candidate Bryan, says the
Chicago Inter-Ocean. In his frantic
effort to get away from that practical
proof of prosperity he adds false
statement to his usual trick of sug
gesting falsehood. In his speech at
Kansas City on Tuesday he said:
'Whenever any republican holds up
before you the full dinner-pail argu
ment, ask him what he thinks of less
than $1 a day received by the men
mining anthracite coal less than $1
a day the year round." Here is Mr.
Bryan's positive statement that
anthracite coal miners receive less
than 1 a day. "What are the facts?
In their own demands upon their
employers the men mining anthracite
ask: That labors not miners now
receiving '.ess than 1.50 a day be
advanced 20 per cent, but to not
more than $1.75; that laborers now
receiviug from 1.50 to 61.75 a day
be advanced 15 per cent; that labor
ers now receiving 1.75 or more a
day be advanced 10 per cent. For
the miners proper, as distinguished
from laborers, no advance is asked.
The miners ask relief from certain
grievances as to the price of powder,
weighing of ccal, etc., but arc satis
fied rcith their present wages.
The le-iders of the miners state
that in some mines the least skilled
laborers are paid as low as 90 cents
dty, but they estimate the average
wages of this calss of anthracite
mine workers at $1.$5 a day. That
the average wages of many laborers
must bo more than 1.25 a day the
men's own demands prove, These
figures, taken from the miue workers'
own statement, prove the falsehood
of Mr. Bryan's assertions as to wages
in the anthracite region.
Then Mr. Bryan is worried by the
'full dinner pail" in another way.
"1 want to ask the laboring man,"
be wails, "if he is content to live
and die with nothing more than a
full dinner pail?" Certainly not,
nor does the republican party ask
liim so to live and die. JJut the re
publican party very promptly asks
the laboring man to contrast bis
present full dinner pail with that
vessel's condition when wo last ex
perimented with the democratic
party. The full dinner pail is in
sharp contrast with the soup kitchens
of not many years ago. Mr. Bryan
dislikes the full dinner pail argument,
but he cannot get away from it.
And unless the American people j
have forgotten their country's his
tory and the democratic party's I
record the full dinner pail will ab- j
solutely block Mr. Bryan's road to1
the White House.
One of the many features i'i "The
King of the Opium Rinp," which'comes
to tho Vogt on Wednesday night, Is tho
famous acrobatic clown, who, assisted
by a company of clever gymnaets, reicuo
the heroine from the balcony of a Chinese
restaurant and carrry her across tho
stage to (lie opposite building. There
are many other now and novel specialties
introduced during tho action of the play,
among them being the "Opium Ring
quartette."
VOGT
Opera House
F. J. CLARKE, Manager.
Two Nights, October 10 and llth.
This Season's Big Success.
The great Chinese-American Sensation,
ZING of the
OPIUM RING....
The Scenic Marvel of the 20th Century.
A Monster Kaleidoscope ot Oriental
Magnificence.
PltlCES.
First seven rows, 75c; general admis
sion, 50c. Secure your eeats at Clarke &
Falk's drugstore.
mags c
ow
One of the best expansion speeches
of the old soldiers' meeting of last
evening was made by a veteran of
tho civil war, who was an open and
earnest supporter of Bryan four years
ago. If all the old soldiers think us
Tho Dalles veterans do, it is mighty
cold comfort Bryan will get from
them. At the close of the meeting
B. F. Pike, senior vice-commander
of the Oregon G. A. Ii., said to the
editor of this paper: "I am not sur
prised at. the result of tonight's meet
ing. Bryanito papers try to cieate
the impression that many of the old
soldiers will not support McKinloy,
and do not believe in expansion. So
far as my experience goes nothing
could be farther from tho truth.
During the past few months I have
visited neatly every post in Oregon
ami the old soldiers talk everywhere
93 The Dulles veterans did tonight."
The Malheur Gazette rounds up
the Baker City Democrat in the fol
lowing bandiome fubioo ; "Where
Tho only store ft
this city whero tut
Genuine Imported
Stransky-Steel
ware is sold,
A little higher in
price, nut outlast.
a dozen pieces of so-
called cheap enam
eled ware.
BEWARE!
Other wares looli
likoit.buttheRenu
ine has tho name
Stransky - Steel
Ware on each piece
Do not be deceived
First prize nt 1C
International Exhi
bitions. Highest
award at Worlds
Columbian Exhibi
tion. ChicacM, Pre
ferred by tho lxjst
cookintrautnorities,
certified to by the
most famous cnern
ists for purity and
durability it is
cheapest because-
BEST.
Remember, this
celebrated enam
eled ware isspecial
ly imported for and
sold in' this city ex
clusively by uh.
It does not rust
nor absorb frrease,
does not discolor
nor catch inside; is
not affected by acids
in fruits or
vegetables,
will boil,
6tew, roast
and bake
without
imparting
flavor of
previously
cooked
food, and
will last
for years.
yo cau
tion the
public
against
imitation
tetiwng from Business.
Closing out my Entire Stock Regardless of Cost.
Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots and 8hoes, at much less than wholesalo
prices. Will sell in bulk or In lots, or any way to suit purchasers.
Entire stock must be closed out before 30 days.
All goodu will bo sacrificed except Thompson' Glove-flttlng Coreots
and Hutterlck Patterns. Your prices will be mine. Call early and secure
J. P. McINERNY,
Corner Second and Court Sis.
bargains.
State Jiormal School,
MONMOUTH,
OREGON.
Fall Term Opens September 18, 1900.
The students of tho Korual School nre projured to take tho Stato Cortltlcntc Immcdlntolv on
graduation.
GraduutoiroHdlly securojroud position, llxponmof year from to flfiO.
BtrotiK Acndcmic nnd Professional Coupes. Now Special Departure In Manual Training
Well equipped Training Department.
For catalogue containing full announcements address
1'. K UAMl'HKI.L, President, or W A. ANN, Secretary of Faculty.
A Difficult Problem.
It is anions 'be m9t difficult prob
lems of natural Ecienco for one to become
expert in eoveral linns. J. E. Adeox &
Co., by their combination, have over
come thie difficulty in a practical man
ner. J.E. Adcos is an expert watch
maker and is nood on jewelry, optical
work and engraving, while Tlieo. II.
Liehe is an expert optician and is good
on watch repairing, jewelry work and
enirraving. Their price is as low as- con
sistent with good workmanship. Tlioy
are prepared to do all work in their
several lines, on short notice. Work
sent by mail or express will receive
prompt attention. Sign, "Uig Ked
Watch."
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT.
The CLARENDON
RESTAUOTT
And CAFE,
J. B. Orossen & Oo., Props.
87 Second Street.
..GflflS. FfifiJK..
Butchers
and FaPmefB
..Exchange..
Keeps on draught the celebrated
(,'OI.UMHIA II K Kit, ncknowl
edited tho best beer In The Dalles,
at tho tmtal price. Comoln.try
it arid be convinced. Also the
Finest brands of Wines, I.liuor
and Cigars.
Sandrjuiehes
....... . i
p. S.
Gunning,
Blacksmith,
Wagon Shop,
Horseshoeing1.
Dealer in Blacksmith Supplies,
(lor Second & LaMn, Thoiie 157
Complete
of
Drus
at
M. Z. DONNELL,
THE DRUGGIST.
Just What
You uaafct.
MM
BO YEARS-EXPERIENCE
I RACE MARKS
JESIONS
rrTTT Copyrights &c.
Anrono sondlnrr a tkctrli nnd doscilptlmi urn
oulcltly ascertain our opinion froo wfictljer a
Invention II probnbljr iinlentnblo. Communicfc
llonantrlctlycoiittileiitlal. Handbook on I 'Attn It
scntfruo. Oldest iigcncy for njcurlw.' patents.
I'atei.ts taken tbrouKh Munu ft Co. receive
tytcUlnottie, without chance, Intuu
scientific itmericatt
A lianrlsomclr HIiMrate4 lreotlr.
T.nrt'eet elr.
i erins. a a
filiation of unv nelontlllo Journal.
juiir: lo'jrmoTiuis.ti. pom uyui newaawiiera.
Branch Ottico. (25 V VI, Wetblutoi, U. V
Now ideas in Wall Paper hero. Such
wide variety an we are showing never be
fore Rraced a single atonk. Heal imita
tion Creton effects tit ordltmrv nriooa
Good papers at cheat) paper prices.
r,iegant ueeigns, inBteitii colorings, yotirH
for a email price, at our store on Third
street. Also a full line of house paints.
D. W. VAUSE, Third St.
Tne GolumDia PaGKino Co..
PACKERS OP
PORKand BEEF
MANUFAOTUKKK8 0K
Fine Lard and Sausages
Gurersof BRAND
HAMS & BACON
jJRIF.D BEEF, ETO.
J.S. HCKRKCK,
I'resldeut.
U. i!. JlKAM,,
C'llSllICJ
ONI FOR A DOII.
lEUIS
uarvuudacb and Unpii,
pifst national Batik.
THE DALLES ... OREQON
A General Banking Bueinese transacted
ueposite received, subject to Siuht
Draft or Check.
Collections made and proceed promptly
reiuittvu on unv 01 collection.
Sluht and Telegraphic Exchange iold on
New York, Han.I'raneUco and Port
land. UIKKOTOHI.
D. P. Thomphon. Jmo. 8. Souunvg,
Ed, M, WiLLUWR, Gao. A. Liasa.
II. M. BULL.
$1.00 per month.
.Strictly Ilrat uIiish lonil nnd long
iliKtanci) teU'phoiiD service within
your homo.
Lines do not cross-talk. Your con
vursatlon will he kept a secret.
Nu cost for installing.
You itet the stnndard Hunnlng
Loiiy blstaut Iustrtinicnt.
Continuous day and nlnht sorvlce.
We will accept your contraut for
ten years anil allow you to cancel
sain'o on Hiving tin thirty dnyB writ
ten notice.
PACIFIC STATES TELEPHONE 008,
REGULATOR LINE.
5
DALLES, POllTUKI) k ASTORIA NAY. COM j
Ktcntnurx of tliii Kct(uliitor l.lnn will run ns pvr thclol-jj
ouiitf; tcliuliitu, tins (,'oiiii!iuy ivtcrvtiiR the rlKht to chanxe'd
n'hiihilu without notice. S
Str. norrttlntor
DOWN.
l.v. lhh'f
lit 7 A. M.
h Tuosility
P.. ThniMliiy . .
f Hattinlny.
K- Arr, I'ortliuiil
C, at litM l: m.
ur.
I.v 1'iirll.inil
at 7 a. i.
.Monday
. VH'iiiit'Miny
Ship your
Freight
via
Str. DntltiH City. w
imwN
l.v. Dalles
; at 7 a. M.
Motiitav. .
Wrilnosilay
Arr.iffi Regulator Lino, j 'fe;;,
atr r. m.
! at I :.jo r. it.
l.v I'nrtlm.d ,5
at 7 t) A, M. i
1 liowhr 'A
TliiirHly,5
i-ntMhl.iy i
.4
-rn--T) -i-MrTn-n rii Tnnrr.Trir:-v a wn rT TP a OTTtj-m
, Travel by the Steamers nt tlm Itcuulator Line. The Company will einleavor to glvi' Iti fut-Ji
rona the Ijest tcivlci posslhle. Kor further liiturinatlon aililresh i
i, l'ortlnml Ofllcc, Dak Htrcet Dools. W. C. ALLAWAY, Oon. At.
Wasco Warehouse Company
Headquarters for Seed Grain of an kinds.
Headquarters for Feed Grain ot rii kin
Headquarters for Rolled Grain, ail kinds
Headqiiarters for Bran. Shorts, RtiS,
Headquarters for "Byers' Best" Pendle-
ton FlOTir '"B '''(1,,r ,B mnnnfactured exj)reeflly lor family
use ; every Hack 1h guaranteed to give mttiefnctioD.
Wa sell our (;ootla lower than nny hoimfi in the tratle, and if you don't think to
call and uot cur prices and he convinced.
Highest Prices Paid for Wheat, Barley and Oats.
dAi ! Liena me your Ear!
Do you know that John I'ltflhek. the tailor, is aifont for to of
the larueat merchant tailoring hoiieea ill America?
4 Do you know that he will soil you a Htiit, made to your order, as
K cheap as the hand. ti.e.down, ready. made, you huy in. tho stores, it ml
Kiiiinuiiun 11 111 or no taio c
Do you know that ho line already on hand for tho coming fall
nnd winter trade the hnndeoiiiuat and lln'cet line of eamploa ever Hlmwn
iu The D.iIIsh?
ft
II JOHN PASHEK, Merchant Tailor, Agent.
I J. E. FALT & CO., 5
uumiucruidi DtllHjJlt; iuuiui.
Of-
y Purest Liquors for Family Use 9
Dolivorod to any part of tho City. f
r
honodi fl Local,
boh i.oiii? Dlulaiicf.
173 Second Street.
PIONEER BAKERY.
I have re-opened this well-known Bakery,
and am now prepared to supply every
body with Bread, Pies and Cakes. Also
all kinds of Staple and Fanoy Grocer es.
GEORGE RUCH, Pioneer Grocer.