THE ' OREGON DAILY JOURNAL', PORTLAND, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1918.'
8
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IPENROSE TAXAT
I PLAN REPUDIATED
? Progressives of Republican Party
S Will Fight Attempt to Make
J3 Keystone Senator Leader.
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By I C. Martla
1 Waahington, Nov. 21. (U. P.) So dis
1 turblng- la the p.ogreslv atand agalnit
Republican "old guard" control of the
enate that Will H. Haya. chairman of
th Republican national committee, will
-om to WahIni?ton today. It Is said.
- Hay -will find a altuatlon comparable
fto tha fight on Cannon lam. The fight
''today la on "Penroaelara," as applied to
I; tha taxation policy of tha government
iurlng reconstruction and afterwards.
, Before he comes here, it is said. Hays
."will have received a letter written by
a leading progressive, insisting that Pen
rose be eliminated as possible chairman
of the finance committee after the Re-
jubllcaans take control on March 4.
No Reply 1'rom Chairman
7 This letter. It Is said, was mailed this
iweelc to New York, but as Hays has
-.been In the Middle Weat he probably has
ot received it. At any rate no answer
come.
jf A prominent senate progressive today
outlined the present status of the fight
gainst the Penrose idea He said pro-
yressives have not held meetings or or-
ganlzed. They have simply round them-
selves In accord on this point that they
Z. Would rather leave the Republican party
than vote for fVenrose as chairman of
th flnanoe committee. They believe,
w gai,: this senator, that election of Pen
"Tose would constitute adoption by the
Republican party as one of its policies
the Penrose idea of taxation, which Is
HIT the raising of most of the revenue
through a protective tariff, while big in-
comes and profits go practically un-
taxed. They do not demand election of
2 it so-called progressive as chairman.
They will be satisfied with anyone who
does not agree with Penrose.
Rule of Merit Is Farored J
They are not particularly concerned
Wlth the rule of seniority against which
a a fight is to be waged in both house
and senate. They thoroughly favor,
jT-fcowever, substitution qf the rule of
merit for the rule of seniority In choos-
isKi senate chairman.
The progressives have not mapped out
kny de'in,te program of attack, but they
Xbelieva that six of them, pledged to
-'knife Penrose, can do it with the help
'of Democrats, and still not surrender
Republican control of the senate organi
sation." More than six have already Identified
Jjthemselves more or less actively with
tlie anti-l'enrose movement. They have
o hope that I'enrose will voluntarily
atep aside and be content with the chalr
csanshlp of the naval affairs committee.
,1 They are not daunted by warnings of
. !regular" Republicans that they are en
dangering party success just at the mo
Iment of entering on control.
m, "We believe we will do the party a
U-iervlce," said this western progressive
today. "If the Penrose taxation policy
4 Is adopted by the Republican party, not
Republican candidate can be elected
Jin 1320 west of Chicago."
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iVinton's Election
i As Senate Head Is
? Sure, Says Moser
K.-KumasakLIs
Visitor in Portland
EnKoute to Orient
K. KumasakV former Japanese .consul
In Portland, called on Portland friends
and acquaintances Wednesday and left
that night for Seattle. He will sail to
day with Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Wheel
wright for Japan.'
When recalled from Portland about
two years ago Mr.' Kumasaki was as
signed to duty In the Japanese foreign
office at Tokio and later was sent to
Moscow aa aecretary to the consul gren
eral. He was In Moscow during ,the
revolt of the Boisheviki against the Ke
ren Rky government
With other members of foreign lega
tions. Mr. Kumasaki was granted safe
conduct to Sweden and is now on his
way home from - Stockholm. He de
scribes conditions in Russia as deplor
able. Mr. Kumasaki has been promi
nently mentioned as probable secretary
of the Japanese delegation to the coming
peace conference.
Divorced Movie Actor Weds
Crown Point, Ind., Nov. 21. (I. N. S.)
Henry B. Walthall, movie actor, di
vorced In Chicago November 15 from
Mrs. Isabella Harrington Walthall, last
night married Miss Mary Charleson,
movie heroine of Los Angeles.
Thanksgivings anif
War Savings Stamps
JKl We are thankful for our land. M
R. We are thankful for our homes. m
R We are thankful for our In- m
leu stitutlons and civilization. ,. , ;
H We art thankful for oar boys. : IB,
psa Make their hearts glad and their (
Ql courage strong by buying more Sa
mi War Savings Stamps. IB.
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State Director,
Newberry, Inquiry Killed
WashiinTton, Nov. 21.-kU- P.) Pro
posed investigation of the election -. of
Bi-nesia Relieves
Stomach Distress
In Five Minutes
Truman H- Newberry to the senate from
Michigan was killed today In the senate
privileges and - elections committee by -a
vote of 6 to 5. ,
YICTROLASAND
or you can have your money back for
the asking. If you suffer from gastritis,
indigestion, dyspepisa if food lies like
lead In your stomach ana you cannot
sleep at night because of the awful dis
tress go at once to The Owl Drug com
pany or any other good druggist and get
a package of Bl-nesla Tablets. Take
two or three after each meal or when
ever pain is felt, and you will soon be
telling your friends how you got rid
of stomach trouble. Be eure to ask for
BInesia, every- genuine package of
which contains a binding guarantee of
satisfaction or money back. Adv.
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i Salem, Nov. 21. Senator Gus C. Moser
of Portland and Senator W. T. Vinton
Of Yamhill county were In Salem Wed
nesday conferring with Senator-elect
JLouI larhmund and other Marion
Jjcounty Republican leaders on matters
relating to Senator Vinson's candidacy
or the presidency of the senate.
"There In nothing to It. Senator Vln
Jton will be the president of the senate,"
ifpredlcted r'riis Moser. "He has enough
ivotes In sight now."
4 Senator Moser said that Senator
JTtobert 8. Farrell of Portland was con
sidered Vinton's strongest opponent.
"While Senator Huston, who Is a receptive
candidate. Is not making much of a
campaign. Senator Kddy of Douglas
.iunty, the Southern Oregon candidate,
Jwlll not have enoiiprh votes to make a
fVery ble siIhs)i, Insisted Moser.
1g Just who the members are who are
Hlned up.for Vinton is to be revealed by
Jlfcter developments, as Senator Moser
aaid It was too early In the game to
mention names.
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MITCHELL LEWIS, FAMOUS FOR HIS WONDERFUL
CHARACTERIZATION IN "THE BARRIER," PLAY
ING AT THE LIBERTY IN 'NINE TENTHS OF THE LAW'
OUR -FIRST SALE
This Season Continues All This Week
SixtK
at Alder-
Silk
Umbrella
for Christmas Gifts
No woman could wish
for a more useful gift.
We have the correct
styles and colors, that
are most favored at this
time. Colored silk. Price
$3.95 to $15
Millinery Furs Umbrellas
Beauty Style Value Smartness
They have them ill just come and see
TRIMMED HATS
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Chic style hats that
you cannot duplicate
at $7.50. 1
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Clever trimmed hats, 5
with wings and ostrich E
plumes that should be 5
marked $12.50.
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Millinery
For the Younger Set
"Smart Schcol Hats,
D r o o ps, Sailors and i
Pokes. Every new style :
and trimmirrj is repre-
sented in this large col- j
lection of Misses' and
Children's Hats
95c to $3.45
"Our
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in line
sometimes !
i 35c for a
ft. good table d'hote
lunch or 45c
ty for a good
table d'hote
fl dinner is not
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for this sale are better than anything we
ever shown." is just another way of saying that
the Wonder Millineryhats are really exceptional values.
FURS for Your Christmas Gift
Not only have we the values to offer, but we have the
stock to select from as well.
Clever Coatees, Scarfs and Muffs at prices that you can
not 5and will not find elsewhere.
Red Foxes $25.00
Taupe Foxes $38.50
Jap Cross Foxes $30.00
Alaskan Wolves $27.50
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under roughest usage. Fabric is the best, and non-skid design the most effective.
STRICTLY FRESH NEW STOCK, EVERY TIRE IS A "FIRST" THAT HAS BEEN CAREFULLY IN
SPECTED, AND PASSED AS PERFECT.
WE HAVE PURCHASED AN IMMENSE QUANTITY for Spot Cash FROM A LARGE EASTERN CON-
CERN.THAT WAS PRESSED FOR FUNDS, THEREFORE Wb OFFER
THEM FOR QUICK SALE at
Mitchell Lewis is featured in "Nine
Tenths of the Law," the big picture
which Is showing at the Liberty theatre
today.
The remembrance of Mitchell Lewis'
acting in "The Barrier" still lingers in
tne minds of those who saw him. He
is equally as good in "Nine-Tenths of
the Law" of the North Woods.
This pulsating story tells of how hap
piness vanishes from the lives Of Le
neau (Mitchell Lewis), a trapper, and
his wlfa when their baby dies. The
woman's grief is unconsolable, but the
sun shines again when a little boy kid
naped by "Red" Adair escapes from him
and finds the Leneau hut. Red's ef
forts to regain the boy are frustrated by
Leneau, and he so soundly punishes tUte
bad man that he dies soon afterward.
The acting of the little boy. Breesy
Reeves, known as "The Little Rough
neck," is one of the most appealing parts
of the picture. There is also a breesy
comedy and a newsy weekly on the bill.
Murtagh's musical program Is of a
high order.
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machine guns and sunnlies.
serving generals and their
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dispatches', and everywhere
speeding up the work of exe
cuting the armistice. Never
was the need of roads so ap
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and avoid disappointment at
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Come NOW while you can
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briny your old watch we
will make you a liberal allow
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CLINCHER
STAGGARD NON - SKID,
Regular Price, $29.03 . . .
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SIDE
STAGGARD NON - SKID,
Regular Price, $73.20
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Dollar
$12.75
16.45
19.05
16.65
42.90
Saving
$G.T0
Saving
$8.35
Saving
$10.00
Saving
$8.10
Saving
$30.30
If the regular 5,000 Mile Guarantee is desired 10 must be added to these prices at
time of purchase. We will then liberally adjust on that basis.
TIRES MAY BE SHIPPED ANYWHERE C! O. D. (subject to examination before
payment) IF DESIRED. WE WILL ALSO INSTALL THEM ON YOUR
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