Polk County itemizer., October 29, 1908, Image 4

CHURCH DIRECTORY.
trmex a iiv n u o u as a n u m s tra i on.
H ow ever, th e re Is scarcely a local!-
not none u n d e r to p p lin g b u n k s an d up­
held them by e u a ra n te e ln g d e p o s it,
w holly or In p a rt, in o rd e r to help In
th e q u ellin g of p o p u lar d is tru s t and
th e u n d e rm in in g o f confidence In all
b a n k in g in stitu tio n s.
No D elay for D ep ositor*.
’PHONÉS:
i MÜTUALI
Patronize One Another (or the Upbuilding o f Town a
AN E L E C T IO N PREDICT
(Not Pat McArthur’s, but a true <
The United States
In Oregon -
In Polk County
A Landslii
Bryan’s ma
Bryan’s ma
T H E PO LK C O U N TY IT E M IZ E R .
A d m i tt e d to t h e s e c o n d c la s s o f m a il m a t t e r .
THURSDAY, OCT. 22, 1908.
V. P. F IS K E .
LOOK OUT FOR WARD HEELE
H ere ¡» th e new election law now in force. See t h a t it in c
“ I t shall I n ' unlaw ful for an y person to pay a n o th e r for an
to attendance a t the polls, or in reg isterin g , or for th e exp«
to or from th e polls.
. . . . . .
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“ No person shall pay for personal service to be perform ed
election for any purpose connected th e re w ith , ex cep t for tl
whose sole d u ty is to a ct as challengers, an d w atch t he com
“ No person "shall bny, sell, give or provide an y political 1«
insigna to be worn a t or aliout th e polls on th e d ay of an y el
political badge, b u tto n o r o th e r insigna sh a ll lie w orn a t or
anv election day.
• It shall be unlaw ful for an y person a t any place on th e
ask. n solicit
m a n n er • try to
u ce or i p ersu
ABIC,
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o r i in
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r n in f r r t n
t v n t . voting
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te a or
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day ' a.........fee
to vote for or
from
te or
e t of anv political p arty o r o rg an izatio n .” . . . .
Tlit; last section above quoted would p ro h ib it th e b an n e rs,
bearing
th e e legend,
n e a rin g m
l e g c n u , “ Vote th e S tra ig h t R epublican T icki
i.nlitim l activities
netivitics on election day
dav w hich ’
tion „eohilufa
prohibits all political
tend to influence a voter as to how he should vote.
THE TRUTH ABOUT P&NIC
Republican papers all over the United S
to again fool the people with the old pi
make them believe that if Bryan is electe
ey collapse and consequent hard times ma
The average voter, who reads and thinks,
by that old cry too much to any< longer pi
such foolish assertions, but as there are yt
low themselves to be blindly led by their p
we here append the tnie record of the cou
30 years as far as panics are concerned. E
the panics that have beset the nation are
one does not have to be of particularly bri
that the Democratic party has not been
nor allied with any majority of them, in-f
posite is the case, as five of them happen
fican administration and only one under d
1873—Under Grant, republican.
1878—Under Hayes, republican.
1884—Under Arthur, republican.
1890—Under Harrison, republican.
1890—Under Cleveland, democrat.
1907—Under Roosevelt, republican.
With this undeniable showing of facts,
anyone can allow themselves to be beguile
standing. The record of the two parties
cold facts. That it is not a good showing
can party with all their great brag of the
makers, cannot be denied, yet they have
to continue to speak of their record as b<
Out upon such boasting.
T h e p o licies a
O u r K. K. W illiam s is said to h ave
p rovided $3000 o u t of th e $1000 s ta te B ry a n nr« w hs
c a m p a ig n funds. H e is th e boy to How a n y o n e ca n
g et th e d o u g h , all r ig h t, e v c i if he in g th e g e ttin g o
will n o t be able to m a k e good on th e Mr. T a ft is bey
sion.
votes.
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For Infants f
The Kind
Always
Bears th<
Signature
of
I te m iz e r,o n e y ear in a d v a n c e .....................................................$1 50
S U B S C R IP T IO N ■{ W ith W eekly O regonian o r S em i-w eekly J o u r n a l.............. 2 00
W ith O regon W o o d m a n ................................................................ 1 75
’PHONES:
257
BKLI 1
I R esidence, 113
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Office,
M U L A I. ( R esid en ce, 1401
Patronize One Another for the Upbuilding of Town and County.
SOI GOOD EVIDENCE
Former Secretary Gage and Con*
gressman Fowler on the De­
posit Guarantee.
THE WALSH FAILURE CITED
Clearing; House Action Like Flan Pro­
posed by Democrats.
G u a rd s A g a in st H o n e st H a n k e rs S u f­
f e rin g H u n s - M o d e rn S y stem of
C re d its —H an k hoo k S h o u ld
B e W o rth F a c e A lw a y s
[B y John B. L u tb r o p ]
L ym an J. G age, fo rm er se c re ta ry of
the tre a su ry , m ay be reg ard ed as s u f­
ficiently “ co n serv a tiv e” to o b v iate
fe a rs th a t he w ould be “ u n sa fe ” in bis
b a n k in g view s. B efore th e house com ­
m itte e on Iwmking a n d cu rre n cy In
W ashington Mr. G age d iscussed n a ­
tional finances an d p a rtic u la rly th e n a ­
tional bank. H e so u g h t a n Illu stratio n
of the idea he w as ex p ressin g , w h ich
in g eneral w as In su p p o rt o f th e g u a r­
an tee plan, an d like ninny o th ers
found it In th e W alsh fa ilu re in C hi­
cago.
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A fte r ex p lain in g ho<w th e clearin g
house b an k s took over th e a sse ts of
th e failed in stitu tio n , g u a ra n te e d all
depositors, an d p rev en ted r u n s on o th ­
er banks, Mr. (»age said:
M r. G a g e ’« S ta te m e n t.
“ W ell, th ey lenrned a n o th e r lesson
a n d they adopted a n o th er principle, a
prin cip le provided for in th is (the
F ow ler) bill.
By the vote and vol
u n ta r y com pliance of all th e m em bers
o f the C learing H ouse association,
th e y au th o rised th e c le a rin g house a t
an y tim e an d a t sta te d periods to a r t
upon Its ow n volition and on Its own
acocunC and for th e Inform ation of
th e clearin g house com m ittee Itse lf to
h a v e full, com plete an d eom prehenslve
In v estig atio n o f each m em ber of the
association, and not only of each m em ­
b er, tu it of ev er? In stitu tio n th a t c a r­
rie s th e nam e of bank over it th a t Is
cleared or rep re sen ted in th e clearing
house by an y clearin g house b a n k ; and
I can tell you ns a sa fe prophecy thAt
w e are a t th e end of d isa stro u s fa il­
u r e in th e city of C hicago by clearin g
bouse banks, since th is regim e has
com e in. I nm told th a t K a n s a s City
h a s the sam e thing mid o th er citing
w in ev en tu ally nciojit it.*
R e p re s e n ta tiv e F o w le r, R e p u b lic a n .
C h arles N. F o w ler, R epublican, of
N ew Je rsey , ch a irm a n of th e h o u se
co m m ittee on b a n k in g and cu rren cy ,
a p p e a rs in th e C ongre. sional R ecord
| w ith a house sp eech in su p p o rt of his
bill w hich pro v id ed fo r g u a ra n te e of
b an k deposits. H e specially an sw e re d
th e assertio n th a t such a g u a ra n te e
•would induce reck less bank in g , sa y ­
ing:
“ Mr. C h airm an , w e a re occasionally
m et w ith th e s ta te m e n t th a t g u a ra n te e
of d ep o sits w ou ld lead to u n so u n d
bank in g . * • • C an you th in k o f a
b an k er, becau se h e h ad in su red h is d e ­
posits. going in to th e d ire c to rs’ room
an d say in g : ‘G en tlem en , w e h av e in­
su re d o u r d ep o sits today. Now le t u s
proceed to m ake som e ro tte n loans?’
“ Is it n o t possible th a t it w ill occur
to th o se d ire c to rs th a t th e ir losses
m u st com e o u t of th e ir profits, o u t of
th e ir reserv es, o u t o f th e ir cap ital, an d
o u t o f th e ir re p u ta tio n s?
W ill they
n o t realize th a t th e y can get n o th in g
o u t o f the g u a ra n te e u n til the la s t dol
U lt o f th e ir cap ital, su rp lu s an d
p ro fits h as been w ip ed out, an d sto c k ­
h o ld ers h av e been assessed double th e
am o u n t of th e ir sto ck ?
T h e B a n k e r s ’ R e p u ta tio n .
“ U ntil th e ir re p u ta tio n s h av e been
in ju re d , if n o t ru in ed , an d possibly
som e o f them h a v e been sta rte d on th e
ro ad to s ta te p riso n ?
Can anybody
th in k th a t an y b o ard of d irecto rs of
an y b an k w ould be less solicitions,
an x io u s and h o n est an d wise a f te r
th ey h ad g u a ra n te e d dep o sits th a n
th e y w ere b efo re?
“ I a s se rt again, a f te r th e m ost m a­
tu r e d elib eratio n , th a t If th ere is one
reaso n fo r in ju rin g life an d hom e,
th e re a r e m ore th a n a th o u san d good
rea so n s— m ore th a n ten th o u sa n d good
reaso n s— w hy th e d ep o sito rs of th e
b a n k in g in stitu tio n s of th e U n ited
S ta te s should be in su re d .”
I t Is q u ite a p p a re n t th a t u n d et
g u a ra n te e of deposit» th e re w ould be
no a lte ra tio n of co n d itio n s aTccttyifi
banka now , ao f a r a s co n cern s espion­
age m a in ta in e d by one o ver an o th er,
l'lie Im p o rta n t d ifference, h o w ev er,
w onld be th a t depuoltors w o u ld n o t bo
su b je c t to th e an n o y in g , o ften d isa s­
trous, d e la y s in g e ttin g th e ir m oney
which no w th ey ex p erien ce w hen
b an k s fail.
B ut, th a t fe w e r fa ilu re s w ou ld oc­
c u r su rely w ou ld be one of th e re­
su lts of such a law . E v ery o n e k n o w s
th a t m an y ru n s a re p re e p ita te d on
h an k s w h ic h are ab so lu te ly sound.
M any a m an , fa ith fu l, sa fe, c o n se rv a ­
tive. co n scien tio u s In c a rin g fo r the
m oney of h is depo sito rs, h a s suffered
ru n s cau sed by som e ru m o r s ta rte d
th ro u g h m alice.
M any an h o n est
b an k e r h a s h a d Ills h e a rt b ro k en by
sen seless ru n s, an d h a s g ro an ed In
sp irit ns he realized th a t g ross In ju s­
tice h as been done a s re w a rd fo r e a r­
n e s t an d ab le k eeping o f th e t r u s t r e ­
posed in him by h is d epositors.
T h e B a r in g F a ilu re ,
W hen a dozen y e a rs ago, B a rin g
B ro th ers, of London, suspended. It w as
d u e to th a t v ery espionage b y o th er
b a n k e rs to w h ich Mr. G age refe rs.
T h e B a rin g s h ad em b ark ed In m an y
S outh A m erican en terp rises, som e of
w hich w ere m an ifestly u n safe.
The g o v ern o rs of th e B ank o f E n g ­
land. sen sin g th e d an g er, re fu se d to
accep t se c u ritie s b ack ed by th em as
b asis fo r th e Issuance of b an k n o tes
u n d er the cu sto m o f th a t co u n try ; th a t
actio n n e v e r h a s been ad v ersly c riti­
cized In an y co u n try , alth o u g h It h as
been d isc u sse d ev er since th e w o rld
over.
M odern b u sin e ss Is conducted on th e
b asis fo r th e issu an ce of b an k notea
tie ac tu a l m oney p a sse s from h a n d to
hand.
M o d e rn S ystem of C re d its.
Von go to y o u r b an k w ith a b u n d le
o f cheeks an d d r a fts an d dep o sit th em
to y o u r cred it. A g ain st th a t acco u n t
th u s opened, you d raw checks. T hey
p a ss Into th e w o rld of business, are
acce p te d a t face value, an d circu ­
late v irtu a lly a s does gold, sliv er and
cu rren cy . I f you pay yo u r bills la
chocks, o ften you p a s s th ro u g h w eek s
a t a tim e w h en you have only a trifle
of loose ch an g e In y o u r po ck et fo r
stre e t c a r fa re and th e sm all th in g s
you need from day to d ay co stin g too
little to b o th e r to d ra w a chock.
“A cheek cancelled Is a vo u ch er,”
h as becom e a m axim In the b u sin ess
world.
C o m p lic a tio n s o f th e S ystem .
T h is co m p licates b u sin ess and forces
all b an k s to asso ciate them selves In
clearin g houses, and probably th e p ub­
lic w ould b e am azed w ere th ey to
know a t tim e s how sh arp ly th e cle a r­
ing h o u se co m m ittee looks Into m eth ­
ods em ployed by Its m em bers.
In th e p a n ic th a t began la s t O ctober,
fu n d s w ere ca rrie d from h an k to bank,
ta k e n o ste n ta tio u sly th ro u g h th e fro n t
doors, th a t de|K>sitors m ight know th a t
o th er h an k s believed In th e so u n d n ess
of th e in stitu tio n w hich had been a t­
ta c k e d by a ru n , and p erfo rm ed a l­
m ost ev ery esse n tia l of th e g u a ra n te e
system .
W hy?
S im ply becau se th e m o d ern b u sin ess
sy stem Is so com plicated an d so little
a c tu a l m oney p asses c u rre n t th a t each
b an k m u st know th a t th e o th ers are
p ro p erly sa fe g u a rd in g th em selv es and
also th a t th ey a r e p e rm ittin g th e ea r
ry ln g o f acco u n ts by d ep o sito rs w hose
p a p e r m ay a lw a y s be d ep en d ed on as
w o rth face value.
B e n e a th th e S u rfa c e .
So b e n e a th th e su rface, one could
T w o V a lu a b le C o n tr ib u tio n s .
w itn ess th e c le a rin g house asso cia­
tio n s ex a m in in g co llateral, se cu rities
T h ese tw o m en h av e offered v alun
ble co n trib u tio n s to th e discusson of an d assets, an d o ften se rv in g notice
on a g iv en b an k th a t th e asso ciatio n
th e proposed g u a ra n te e of b an k de
posts.
Mr. G age h a s se t fo rth th e will re q u ire som e ch an g e In m ethods
on p en n lty o f refu sal longer to cle a r
p re se n t tren d of b a n k e rs to w ard s
clo ser w a tc h fu ln e ss o v er all in s titu ­ fo r th a t b an k .
tio n s w hich a c c e p t th e p eo p le’s m oney
B a n k s O u t o f th e A sso cia tio n .
In tru st, and h a s in d icated th e e x a r t
H ow a b o u t b an k s not In th e asso cia­
m ean s w hereby, u n d er a g u a ra n te e tio n ? M any p e rfe c tly sou n d b a n k s are
law . b an k e rs w ould d o a s now* th ey do n o t d irectly in the c le a rin g house.
— m ain tain an asso ciatio n em pow ered T h ey c le a r th ro u g h a n o th e r bunk
to look sh a rp ly Into financial concerns w h ich d o es belong.
w h ich seem to be d e p a rtin g from
1 T eclsely th e sam e ru le ap p lies to
sound m ethods.
them , for, w h en need arises, th e asso-
l l i s refe ren ce to th e John#R . W alsh clatio n se rv e s notice on th e m em ber-
fa ilu re in C hicago w as d o u b tless b e­ h an k w h ich clears fo r th e non-asso­
ca u se it w a s kn o w n to th e co u n try ciatio n b a n k a s to w h a t will h av e to
g en erally , hav in g been given w ide p u b h e done; a n d It Is done p ro m p tly , too,
llcity and th e re fo re m ost likely to at- In ev ery In stan ce.
We Do Not Make a Special
Sale on Any One Article
And then raise the price on others so as to
more than make it up, but selll every article
in our store at the lowest possible price. Re-
msmber we keep the most up-to-date stock of
Fupniture in the city: also Carpets, Rqgs,
Portiers, etc. In passing our window take a
look at that
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Best in the Market.
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P re ach in g S u n d ay m o rn in g a n d e v e n ­
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.eaguefu*. 0
P ra y e r m eetin g T h u rs
»lay ev en in g .— M. P . D ixon, p a s to r.
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ELECTRICITY TOR LIGHTING IS ONLY EXPENSIVE
TO PEOPlf WHO ARE WASTEFUL AND CARELESS.
TO YOU, WHO ARE NATURALLY CAREFUL,
IT DOES NOT COME HIGH.
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n eeded. W ith gas o r k ero sen e th e re is th e te m p ta tio n to le t lig h t
b u rn , w hen n o t n eeded, to save b o th er of lig h tin g a n d a d ju s tin g .
In som e hom es th e electric lig h t hill a m o u n ts to only a b o u t $2 p er
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m oney th a n electric lig h t, h u t does it save you a n y th in g w h en it
lim its o p p o rtu n itie s for w ork an d recreatio n , ru in s y o u r eyesig h t,
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"No one fear« that Mr. Svyao’f
• lection would provoke an Indus­
trial, commercial and financial
cataclysm.”— New York Evening
Post, Aug.. 1908.
as we do repairing and up
holstering.
H ALL & HAYES
House-Furnishers
Exact Copy o f W rapper.
AT CHAPMAN S OLD STAND
DALLAS
J u t T hat lo n g .
T he N ew York E vening B o a t (R e­
p u b lican ), ask s: “ n o w long o re the
£ ru*(f .to enjoy th eir p re se n t license
tv p it* o u r p o ck ets’ ?’
J u s t ao long a* rip- people k eep la
p o w e r a p a rty w hich d an v a* Itp
p alg n fu n d s from the tru st* .
L a s t w«
b e s t like«
congress, .
M innesota
renom inati
p a rty bees
flinchingly
a s sp eak er
be a ft
se n tim e n t
low er hoi
W eekly, v
policy, is i
p u b lican p
reserv ed ly
com mimic!
th a t if Tal
tlie long
reach fron
tol to the
S h erm an <
In th<
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fa c t th a t
p u b lican j
C annon ol
its leader.«
poraril.v o
he h a s bt
five yearn.
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th e co u n tr
fancy and
se t a g ain s
the peo
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y e a r : fo u r m ontlie, f L Sold by a ll new sdealers.
and
Have Homer Dale
the billposter
and distribute your
advertising cards.
S p eak er
B ry a n had
sp e ak er w
tow n, Dan
T he folk
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w ealth .
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th a t Mr. 1
g re a t Indi
peten cy fc
Sal&r;
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Mr. Cann<
he am asse
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d u tie s du
th e e o n g r
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goods.”
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None w
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confidence
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earth ly p<
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th a t th e
to how he
let him t
w o rth , ai
aists, and
In tak in g
dern-e.
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