Morning Oregonian. (Portland, Or.) 1861-1937, November 02, 1920, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTHE 3IORXING OREGOXTAX, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1920 AMERICAN EXPORTS he Is confined for violation of the espionage act. While his party lead ers hold no hope of capturing elec toral votes, they express conviction that they will poll a vote two or three times as great as that of 1916. In a presidential year unique In the number of parties with candi dates in the field other contenders for the presidency. and vice-presidency are: Prohibition, Aaron S. Watklns and Leigh Colvin. Farmer-labor. Parley P. Chrlsten sen and Max Hayes. Single tax, Robert C. Macauley and Richard C. Barnum. Socialist-labor, William W. Cox and August Gillhaus. In all 531 members of the electoral college will have to be chosen and of these 266 will be required for electors of a presidential candidate. In the last election President Wilson had 277. The following was the popular and. electoral vote for president, 1916: RECOVER SLIGHTLY Special Service Extra salesmen on hand to at tend promptly to your wants. Election Bets can best be paid with one of those soft hats, special $4.45. THE DEAL PLATE! ' C"Mercliandiso of J Merit Only" Europe and South America Overcome Recent Slump. UPHONA Two Events That Are Being Dis cussed ' Enthusiastically by Men To day the Election and This $225,000.00 Sale of Mens and Young Mens Clothing TOME ELECHIC ASIATIC TRADE REDUCED Imports From All Three Conti nents Show Sharp Decreases; British Commerce Leads. IlJU 1 QBQ 25 . Popular Vote. Ei1? 5 i STATE. ;?f ag ?g WASHINGTON, Nov. 1. Exports to Europe And South America showed a slight recovery in September from the slump noted in August, but there was a further reduction in shipments to Asia. Imports from all these con tinents showed sharp decreases. ' A statement issued today by the de partment of commerce placed exports to Europe for the month at $313,412, f25 as compared with J293.034.3S3 in AuRust. Imports from Europe were 591,048,291 compared with' $114,751, 701 in August. This left a balance of trade in favor of the United States of approximately $212,000,000 for Sep tember. Exports to South America in Sep tember totaled $54,447,362 compared with $46,643,282 in August, while im ports were valued at $62,499,922 com pared with $63,301,491. There thus was a balance of trade of approxi mately $8,000,000 in favor of South America during the month. Sooth American Trade Grows. Shipments to Argentina and Brazil showed another increase in Septem ber, the exports to the former being valued at $21,781,809 as compared with $16,017,245 the month before, and ex ports to Brazil being $15,017,245 as against $14,520,291. Imports from Argentina, however, increased nearly $8,000,000. the total being $22,822,880, eo that Argentina had a net trade balance for the month of approxi mately $1,000,000. Imports from Brazil decreased more than $6,000,000, the total in Septem ber being only $15,637,267, but that country wound up the month with a net balance of half a million dollars against the United States. Exports to Asia, in September were valued at $37,874,882, compared with J17.107.664 i:i August, while imports were $83,735,743, compared with $126. 207.321 the month before. The trade balance against this country for the month was approximately $50,000,000. Japan cut her imports from this coun try in September to nearly half those in August, the figures being $9,904, 267 for September and $15,880,189 for August. Japan shipped to the United States goods valued at $26,663,625, compared with $40,389,423 in August. BritiHh Commerce LcailM. Exports and imports to the . prin cipal European countries in Septem ber were: Great Britain, exports $143,435, 083, compared with $119,305,819 in August: imports $34,224,881, compared with $43,414,679 in August. France, exports $47,204,664, com pared with $38,321,950 in August; im ports $12,321,870, against $15,154,457 in August. Italy, exports $29,374,775, compared with $17,952,163 in August; imports $4,034,649, compared with $5,198,329 in August. Germany, e x p o r t.s $19,796,749 against $19,422,006 in August; imports $9,704,772, compared with $12,489,778 in August. For the nine months ending in Sep tember exports to Europe were val ued at $3,296,767,495, against $3,856, 818,855 during the corresponding per iod the year before, while imports were $990,586,164 compared with $452, 519.727. Imports from South America for the nine months' period totaled $637. '754.298, compared with $481,412,454 for the first nine months of 1919. NEGLECT LAID TO SKIPPER Captain of Steamer That Went Down With 17, Faces Charges. PROVIDENCE, R. I., Nov. 1. The United States inspector of steam ves sels has brought charges of negli gence, unskillfulness and violation of pilot rules against Captain H. A, Biggins, master of the steamer Cape Fear, which sank in Narragansett bay Friday night with a loss of 17 lives after colliding with the steamship City of Atlanta of the Savannah line. Inspectors R. B. -Clarke and R. F. Bailey charge that Captain Biggins permitted the pilot to leave the ship while she was in Narragansett bay while he should not; that he changed the course after signaling to pass in another direction and that, after hearing the danger signal of the Atlanta, he failed to stop and re verse the engines of the Cape Fear. DECISION UP TO VOTERS (Continued From First Page.) their respective headquarters here tomorrow night to receive the re turns. In Boston, capital of the state whose chief executive he is. Calvin Coolidgpe, republican vice-presidential nominee, will learn whether or not next year he is to move to Washing ton. - Franklin T. Roosevelt, formerly as sistant secretary of the navy and democratic opponent of Governor Coolidge, will watch the progress ot the struggle from his home in Hyde Park, X. Y. UehM'Experlence Vnlqnr. Eugene V. Debs, presidential can didate of the socialist party, nom inated to run with Seymour Stedman, Chicago lawyer, will have the un usual experience of receiving returns from an election in which he is a can didate while in a prison cell. He is in the Atlanta penitentiary, where Alabama Anznnn A rkansas . . . . t-.ahlornla . . . . Cnlnrnrin . Connecticut .. Delaware .... Florida Gerji ...... luano Illinois Indiana Town . Kansas Kentucky . . . , Maine Ajaryland .... Massachusetts Minnesota ... -M iKsissiupi ... Mipsollri Montana . . . . . Nevada N. Hampshire. -New jersev.,. X" I. - 1 ill , . .1 New York . . . N. Carolina. . . North ralcota Ohio Oklahoma ... Oregon Pennsylvania . Knode lpland. Curnlina South Dakota jennessee .... Texas ... Utah Virginia v asmngton . . est v lrglnia . Wisconsin .... Wyoming .... Totals 22,S0!i 47.14SI 4fi2.84l 102,308; 106. "1 4 2G.01 1 14.61 1 11. 2 J.I 53.3U.S 1,132..-.49 ;i4i.mi.i 280.44!! 27 T.ti.iS 241.8.VH 6.4rt! 117.34 2U8.784 3:'.a.oii7 17SJ.S44 4 '.":! 3Ro,:t:t! 6.7."o 117,257 12.127 4,723! 29,:ir.2. 31.1lS.ti 8t)U.ll 120.USS1 S3, 471 51 4. 7. VI 07,2:t:i l'J6.S13; 703.7.14 44.S.18 1 ,5.io4 64,217 11t. 223 64.0!! 54.137) 40,2."O 4.3i 107,244 143.1241 l'21..",23i 1'1,6!S 93.403 33,170 112.14R 4GU.2UO 3 7S.816 SM.7S 24.7.:i 0...U84 15.84 ." 70.0.) 4 0K).22: 334.0t3 221,6!1! 314.T, 2B!!.!!tO 70.S7.-) 64,127 13S.U.-.0 247.SS.-, 2S.).1.")1 173.1. ".2 S0.422 335.02. "V 101,003 1.18,82 17.776 48.77U 211.64 33,033 T.V.I. 4 I6x,::s:;: 55.2O0 604.101 14S.113 120.OS7 021.784! 40.334 61,S4tU 53,131 lr.3.2821 2SH.514 84.025 22.70S; 102.824 183.3881 140.403 183.042 28.316! S.53S.22i;e. 120.600! 277 254 9 13 10 13 10 4 8 4 3 4 121 5 24 10 12 20 4 29 13 13 18 15 12 5 38 Popular vote, Wilson over Hughes. 591.385 Klectroal, Wilson over Hughes... 23 Total popular vote, all can'dates lS,528,84t3 CHINA. REUNION DENIED DR. SUX YAT DECLARES PEKIX AXAOCXCEMEXT FALSE. View of Situation Is That Pekin Government Has Hope of Conciliation. PEKIN, Nov. 1. (By the Associat ed Press.) The Pekin government has issued a proclamation declaring that there has been a reunion of north and south China and calling for the election of a new parliament on the basis of the old election regu lations. The proclamation cites an announcement by General Tsen Chun Hsuan, the chief of the southern military government of the dissolu tion of that government and the re nunciation by the provinces of Kwang Tung and Kwang Hsi of their declarations of independence. Uhls fekm proclamation has elicit ed a manifesto from the constitu tionalist leader. Dr. Sun Yat Sen and Tang Shao Yi, at Shanghai, declar ing the constitutionalist government as still in existence and that they did not recognize the Pekin procla mation as having any force. The alleged unity, it declared, was based upon a peace agreement made by "irresponsible persons," and the manifesto charges that the proclama tion constitutes an attempt to deceive foreigners for ulterior purposes and give life to an illegal government. -The view of the situation here is that the Pekin government has hope of conciliating the southern factions. i 11 More versatile and more satisfying than any electric piano at or near its price is this little wonder. It is every type of piano in one, but it is in the astonishing beauty of its reprodinc ing features that it creates greatest enthusiasm. It brings the artistry of the great pianists to every home, with all their charm and bewitching beauty of technique and reading, and all this it does, at a price much less than one must pay for its equal. For popular and dance music, too, it is unrivaled. Sign this ad for catalogs. Name . . , Address .-.-. ---. . MORRISON ST. AT BROADWAY 1 rr (8 6pJano$ 1 (ji players! -MASON AND HAKLM PIANOS mn nuwasco, oauahd. rnino, mb 60 years of age. Shay had worked at the Philbrick cement plant in Cosmo polls until 11 P. M. Friday night and then started for home. Coroner G. E. Chamberlain, M. D., reported that death was probably due to weak heart action induced by hardening of the arteries. Sisters and brothers in Philadelphia have been notified. So far as known they are his only 'relatives. Election returns, Orpheum tonight. Two shows, 7:30 and 1 0 P. M. Adv. lOEXOl lODOl lonoi IOE201 The OFF Our ENTIRE StOck . .; . .:..i.;siVAM .Every Suit. . .-.-.. Every Overcoat . Every Raincoat . Stein-Bloch, Lang ham, Langham High and other fa mous makes. Regular stocks no -"sale" clothing. M)W( 1 ONE BEST BET TODAY any article of men's and young men's clothing you purchase in this sale. - SCRATCH YOUR OWN TICKET from the regu lar price tag on each suit and overcoat, deduct 25 per cent that's the sale price ! YOU CAN REPEAT Many men are buying their season's stock not one but two and three suits. A Stupendous Four-Week Event Now in Progress a Revelation in several respects men have had their eyes opened to a sale that is a S-A-L-E. OFF Fifth Floor, LIpmM, Wolfe A Co. Commercial Club to Get Returns. HOOD RIVER, Or., Nov. 1. (Spe cial.) The Hood River Commercial club has leased a private wire to re ceive the election returns tomorrow night. Invitations have been sent out to the women of the city to partici pate ,ln the election night celebra tion. The club rooms will be open to the general public for the event., Little Girls Find Dead Body. HOQCIAM, Wash., Nov. 1. (Spe cial.) While playing in a vacant lot near the Methodist church In Cosmo poliiS. Saturday, two little daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. McKelvey, stumbled upon the body of John Shay, s Oriental Cafe To Assure the Re-election of Mayor Baker Vote Only One Choice. Vote X 96 Only (Paid Adv., C. C. Hindman.) Keep Our Water Bureau Out of Politics Keep a trained engineer on the job. We have the best water system in the world. It's dan gerous to trust it in untrained hands. John INI. Mann is your Water Commissioner. He has had years of experience. He has the highest executive ability. He kept the price of water ddwn. He kept the quality and quantity up. Indicate your approval of his work by keeping him oh the job as Water Commissioner. Paid Adv. A, Phelpa, Bull Run, Or. For Choice Food and Refreshing Fountain Drinks Chinese and American .'. Dishes .'. An extensive supper menu of many delicious dishes. Music and Dancing Noon and Evenijig OI6 ma The Weather Calls for Gloves Our "Men's Shop" offers a splendid selection in fine gloves. Here are two very popular numbers of the very highest grade: '"Washrite" Gloves $6.50 The original washable glove; in brown, gray and mode. P. X. M. seams. An attractive soft finish glove, specially pleasing because of its shape retaining feature. English Imported "Mark Cross" Gloves Mochas, $3.50 and $6 Capes, $3 This famous glove, so much preferred by men tvho are particular in the details of dress, will appeal to you at once as a superior article. In P. C M. and P. rC. seams; browns and grays. Mens Shop, Just Inside W ashington-Slreet Entrance Lipman, Wolfe & Co. ok This Store -Uses No Comparative Prices They Are Misleading and Often Untrue l-0-QMQ-.1 Courtequs treatment always, especially to ladies without escort. A delightful place to complete the evening. g We strive to offer f aultness cuisine and service. NOON OR EVENINGS Music, and Dancing Will play from 12 to 1:30, 6 to 7:30 and 9:30 to 12:30. WEEK-DAY LUNCH S Hours 11 A. M. to 8 P. M. 35c, 40c, 45c, 50c to 75c, ? i I . j ' ii i i ' ii lnciuamg soup, vegetaDies, arinKs witn any meat orders. Are you run down? Are you overworked? Then try this approved remedy and satisfy yourself ssst- of its beneficial ingredients. A scientific blending of reliable vegetable remedies. Useful to sustain and aid your mental and physical strength and vigor. A valuable medicine in cases of nervousness, sleeplessness or brain fag. Will improve your appetite and digestion and tone up the system. Briacea is sold in original 16-oz. bottles only. Refuss all suostxtuus. Sofa mmnatmttmnr SKXACEA DRUG COMPANY Kmmm City, Mo. We often pass through infatuations as ships pass through cy clone s t o come out again to fair weather. HARVET BRECK o i D Sunday Chicken or Turkey Dinner $1.00 . 345! Washington Street, Corner Broadway Upstairs 11 A. M. to 2:00 A. M. itiiumniiiiiiimmuiBmmiiiiimiiiiiimuiiiwm I Every Drop of Your Blood Should Be Absolutely Pure iiinimimmimiiinuimitiiiiimimimtii Oiaoi ioboi IOEXOI lodoi You cannot over-estimate the Im portance of keeping: the blood free of Impurities. When you realize'that the heart Is constantly pumping this vital fluid to all parts of the body, you can readily see that any Impurity in the blood will cause serious com plications. Any slight disorder or Impurities is a source of dangea, as every vital organ of the body depends upon the blood supply to properly perform Its functions. V ". ' - Many painful and dangerous dis eases are the direct result of a bad condition of the blood. Among the ,01031 serious are Rheumatism,, with its torturing pain; Eczema, Tetter, Erysipelas and other disfiguring skin diseases; general debility, which makes the strongest men helpless, and many other diseases are the direct result of impure blood. - Tou can in a large measure avoid liability to disease by the use of S. S. S., the wonderful blood remedy that has been in constant use for more than fifty years. S. S. S. cleanses the blood thoroughly. It is sold by drug gists everywhere. For valuable literature and med ical advice absolutely free write to day to Chief Medical Adviser. 831 Swift Laboratory, Atlanta, Ga. Adv. Pertinent Faei About HERBERT GORDON Born August S. 1874. Lived on farms until 18915 "Was merchant in Eirgene 1907 to 1911. Moved to Portland 1911. where he has since been in business, with conspicuous success. .Served ia Oregon legislature 1917. t919 and 1920: was chairman ways and means committee of house 1919-20. saving hundreds of thousands of dollars to taxpayers. Member Maonic lodge; is a Shriner. Member Portland Ad Club. Member Sunnyside Methodist church. Member Portland Lodge of Elks. Member of United Artisans. Member Chamber of Commerce, Member Realty Board. Vote for Herbert Gordon Give Him Your Flrat or Second Choice, (Paid Ad., Gordon for Mayor Club; YL. Coan, Pres.; C. C. Stout. Sec.) INDIGESTION GOES, GONE! "Pape's Diapepsin" at once fixes Your Sour, Gassy, Acid Stomach Stomach acidity causes Indigestion! Food souring, gas, distress! Won der what upset your stomach? Well, don't bother! The moment you eat a tablet or two of Pape's Diapepsin nil 1 , . .1 , a f ny4lwa.,tn- i ' ' i WIO i Hill JIU J i lUUlgCOUUIl JJI&JU, the sourness, heartburn and belching of gases, due to acidity, vanish Millions of people know that it la needless to be bothered with indiges tion, dyspepsia or a disordered stom ach. A few tablets of Pape's Dia pepsin neutralize acidity and give re ot rapes jiapepsin now! Don t sta ml.cr.hlol TVv tn . I oous wimoui causing aiscress. xn( cost is so little. The benefits b great. Adv. Phone Your Want Ads to The Oregonian ' Main 7070 Aut. 560-95 Tli f .elfin.. ' i Easv to atr Easv to a QuichtcK 20 tratmmnl tin PRE!. KONDON MFG. O Minneapolis, Minn.