The Oregon daily journal., July 13, 1919, Page 2, Image 2

THE .. .OREGON , SUNDAY JOURNAL, PORT LAND, SUNDAY MORNING, JULY 13; 1313.
FIGHT TO OVERRIDE
VETO OF DAYLIGHT
REPEAL IS BEGUN
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Senator Caldeiy; Who Fat&ered
Original Bill, Sends Out; Call
; to Friends of Scheme,
OPPONENTS ALSO ARE SUSY
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Representatives " of Rural Dit-
tricts Are Urged to Be, Pres-
ent to Support Repeal CnAct
- Washington, July It U. F. The
battle of the city against the, country
- wilt be resumed - in the house Monday
'when tha fight to override tha president's
vetoor daylight i Bavlnff begins. I
Senator Calder father of the daylight
. savins act, today sent 'out a -ctll. for
all friends of the measure to flood con
" grass with petitions against repeal of
: ine act. i
Kepresentatives whose districts are
f.lrffl ftirnl ir nrrlnr ti ntiirir nf
mvmvuKwn iv uwuio at mil aiicituRin:
of daylight saving opponents. ' j
; The vote by which the house passed
the repealer was 232 to 122, a few; votes
less than the two-thirds majority neces
sary to override.- i
Washington, July 12. The sundry eivll
' appropriation bill was vetoed by tPresi
, dent Wilson today because of objections
to the provisions made for the vocational
ors and mariaes. -' , j
The president declared In his message
t returning the bill to congress that too
great rasinciioqs ' ana nmiiauonst -were
placed upon the plans for this woik and
the estimates for funds needed tof carry
. on this work were too greatly curtailed.
V On motion of Chairman Good of the
appropriations committee the A was
recommitted to the committeetfor farther
consideration. ' I
; Mr. Good stated the committee fwould
: attempt to amend the objectionable pre--visions
'so as to make them conform
to- the presidenCs" desires; i
t-Mr. Good pointed uf that what tha
president complains of was passed by
' the house without a single dissenting
vote." ' ' . S
DIRIGIBLE R-34 REACHES .IRELAND ON RETURN
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Col. Ohas. H. Martm
To Be Decorated fat
Seattle Wednesday
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Colonel i Charlea H. Martin, recruiting
officer at Portland, will be decorated
with the distinguished service jmedal
Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock in
Seattle by prlgadier General Hbdgea,
' commanding tha artillery department
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tha award of the medal by General
PershlrJg- came about ; two weeks ago
.and it was not learned till Saturday
afternoon when or where It woilld be
conferred - ' -.- -, J
The medal was awarded to ' Colonel
'Martin especially for tils efficient serv-
. ices aa the major general commatndina'
'the Kmetleth division in the . army of
.occupation and for "his brilliant profes
sional attainments, ' Colonel s Martin,
serving during the emergency aa a, ma
jor general, built up the Elghty-slxth
division from raw material v at (Camp
Grant, HI-, aa took, It overseas. fThere
he was detached and served with the
First army corps iir the Meuse-Arfronne
. 'offensive, his division not participating.
' After the armistice, ; Colenel y Martin
waa sriven command; of the : Ninety-
Second diviaion to prepare it for trans
port home, after the accomplishment of
jwhlch he waa given command Of the
.Ninetieth, division when It went Into the
army of occupation.; 'He remained with
.this division and brought it home in
. Mayr 'i-iv..-' ; -
Colonel Martin la vpell known in! Port
land, having been for many years at
Vancouver barracks . as an officer In
the Fourteenth Infantry.- iLater he com
manded and organised the Third Oregon
and still later was made recruiting offi
cer in charge of the Oregon district. At
the outbreak of the war he was re
lieved of this duty and given ai regt
tiient, Tt$jxr,' he was made senior in
structor at a Texas officers' training
school. Then he was given coramand
of a. brigade, ana rtnauy given tna taste
of forming the Eighty-sixth -division.
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Lansing Declares!
;;He Is Pleased but.
v Is Not Gomplacent
! Paris, July 12. "I am" leaving for
home, pleased but not overly complacent
at the outcome of the last six mentbs,
said SecreUry of State Lansing this eve
ning just, before his departure for IWash
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"The-"treaty Is not all we hadihope.d
ff or. There weret too many conflicting
interests,, but regarding the backf round
of Its creation and the" sweep tof its
spirit, the treaty is a step upward from
the old International methods It car
ries with it the evident purpose of over
throwing the old methods of interna
tional intrigue and plotting." -' I .
Mr. Lansing added that the situation
throughout the .world la serious and re
quires the alert. Intelligent interest of
-public opinion and cooperation between
the nations. : ," ! ' '
."' - It Is learned that Mr. Lansing and his
Tellow members ""of the American peace-
commission have . communicated to the
president their views regarding the
Shantung decision. These views tnay.be
made publlo at Washington.
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. To Attempt Trans-PaciTie Flight
,V Salt Lake,' July 12. Lloyd Crouch, for
mer football "star at the University of
Utah, is to try to make the first trans
Pactfio airplane flight, It is announced.
Crouch will leave for the coast in a
few days to study meteorological condi
tions on tha.-Paclfic.
tmt 1 '. g-s
Woman and CHild
Are i-Tossed Jrom i
' Auto in Collision
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Attempting on Saturday v afternoon to
dodge a machine driven by Charles Helt
of tha Lillian apartments, Herman Huer,
420 East Twenty-second street ".north.
purchasing ' agent of Portland Lumber
company,'; drove h la car across Front
and 'Montgomery streets hitting a third
machine, driven by L. C Tibbetts, turn
ing If over and throwing the occupants
to the ground.
Mrs. Vivian Tibbetts, and her three-year-old
child. Marietta, were tfrulsed
and cut, but are. reported not seriously
Injured- - They ara at-tha Good Samari
tan hospital. . Mrs. J, H. Brett. 867 Front
street, who was also In the Tibbetts car,
was carried to tha Emergency hospital.
where - she ! is reported only slightly
bruised. "
Huer stated that he was driving along
Front street, and had just passed the
intersection when-' the -machine driven
by Charles Helt ran suddenly out of a
garage, forcing nun to cross me street
and run Into the third machine, which
was headed lit the opposite direction.
ImperialTPotehtate ,
To Visit; This Uity
In. November Next
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Imperial Potentate W. Freeland Kend-
rlck of the American Shrine council, is
coming to Portland, in; November, word
received from the lodge officer Satur
day Indicates. ' : Interest Jn the plana
for the. annual convention orhe Shrine
in Portland jumped ahead again with
word olMr. JCendrtck's impending- visit,
inasmuch- as ia tcombur to ,"look, over
the field, before h- convention. '
In a letter from the potentate Satur
day Jt Is said that clubs are forming
throughout the country for the pilgrim
age to Portland and a record-breaking
attendance Is predicted. t '
The Portland convention committee
will establish offices in the Gaaco build
ing, room 802, 'this week, committee
men announced.. . - .
Old Jupe Pluvius
Pulls! Stakes in
. Salt Lake Region
Salt Lake, July 12.- Today was the
forty-third" consecutive day without rain
in this section. Rain ia forecast within
the next 2 hours by the local weather
bureau. ;- - i;. i . i. . .
A cattle food famine Is predicted for
this winter by : District Foreeter L. F.
Knelpp, and hundreds of thousands of
cattle and sheep will have to be shipped
from this district if starvation is to be
avoided. Forest conditions are serious,
it ia declared, and the ranges are fast
drying up,- ' "" - -
Aristocrats . Kept
Busy by 'Visitors
lk With Nasty Bites
Indianapolis. Ind July 12: CO. P.
Aristocratie north Indianapolis is com
plaining, although It has something with
plenty of . hops and a real bite. "How
do you get rid of them, doctor?" was
the telephone question that revealed the
condition. ? ' ' .'
Them if me doctor really , had to
knw waswell, they were just plain
flea and they just can't imagine where
they, came from. ' - ,
Hilt Mil iitary academy, Portland, Or,
the school - that geta results. - Adv.)
DANCIRG
Guaranteed
In eight lessons. Ladles.
' 82.60 ; gentlemen. .$5.00,
at DeHoneya Beautiful
Academy 23d and
: Washington. New sum
mer classes " start Mon
day, Tuesday and Thurs
day evenings. 8 to 11:30.
Plenty or desirable part
ners and practice. -No 'embarrassment.
Private lessons all , hours. Learn from
professional dancers. Phone Main 7658,
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FORTIFY, THE COMPLjEXION
' AGAINST SUN AND WIND
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MANY a lovely complexion haa been
marred" through neglect of its owner
. to protect the akin against the changes
ought through unusual expoeur to
tun and wind. Now that the season of
tutdoor play and re-;reat!on is at hand,
every woman should consistently use
Santiseptic Lotion, that delightful and
- indispensable toilet luxury, which affords
-absolute protection to the most -delicate
complexion. Summer suns and strong
lreees have no terrors for the, woman
ho uses antiseptic; it give absolute
protection from sunburn, wlndburh, tan
and freckles; it keeps the skin soft and
cool, imparting to it a wholesome, velvety
texture. Santiaeptio also allays irritation-
and itching ia cases of rash, prickly
heat, mosquito or other insect bites ; it is
delightfully soothing and refreshing, It
is prepared scented and unscented with
powder in tints of white, flesh and bru
nette, San ti septic is easily . procured at
most drug and department stores. If you
cannot secure IV send Btt cents, with
fSealer'w name., to the Ksbencott La bora -taric
'ortiand. Or., for a full-size bottle,
posti ,id. Adv.
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Above Arrival of . the British dlrfgU
ble' R-34 at Roosevelt field, Mlneola,
I. 1 t the conclusion of the first
westward! trans-Atlantle tr ; flight
and the first trans-Atlantic ; flight
by a dirigible. Below Major G. H.
Scott, commander of the R-34.
Thirsty Ones; to v
. Find Surcease 'in
Tia Juana Eesort
Los Angeles, CaX,July 18. L:N. S.)
More than f LEOO.OOO.haa been raised
among Los Angeles capitalists to reopen
Tia Juana, Lower California, which has
bees variously described as a Mexican
Monte Carlo, acocrding to reports today,
on a scale never hitherto attempted.
The subscribers to the huge fund are.
men who have made- large sums in the
liquor business lh and tiear ljos Angeles.
It is proposed to build a great casino
and. to have fhe mother added .ttraction
of certain ; popular -Uuropean resorts,
including a race track. .
Work has been started on -the race,
track, and it will be ready for a program
of races at an early date, it was sid.
The project is part of a plan to estab
lish automobile, bus lines operating he-,
tween" San Francisco, Los Angeles, San
Diego . and Tia Juana. giving direct
service-, to thirsty souls and those who
still long for the thrills that oome from,
watching the erratic, course of the ivory
ball in the roulette wheel, or the turn
of a card at the faro dealer's table.
DIRIGIBLE
IS
SIGHTED
AT:
CLIFDEN
IRELAND
(Con tinned From Pass Oae)
sister craft of. the history-making diri
gible, would not fly , out to meet bar,
as had been planned. ; 1
About 150 men 'were ready to aid in
hauling the XV-81 down and housing
her safely in her hangar. Hundreds
of flares will be employed to light up
the unding neid and serve as a gxuae
to her.. ' , ' , . : "
If the R-S4 arrives on schedule time
she Wduld hajre made the return -flight
in T1U hours. . ' '
She left Mlneola, L' at ftrn,
Greenwich - time (midnight New York
time) 'Thursday.. . . , - ,
- Major , Scott predicted . Just before
leaving Mlneola that the R-S4 ' would
made It in 70 hours.
- By changing the landing .place to
Pulhara it waa estimated unofficially
that her trip would total about 8000
miles. Hsr westward course from East
Fortune to Mlneola was about 8200
miles and was accomplished in - 108
hours, 10 minutes. i . '
Up to the time of the R-84's arrival
over CUf den she had averaged 40
miles an hour.x Her early speed' .' waa
much greater than that," averaging
nearly 80 miles an hour for several
hour and at one time reaching, nearly
4 AA kn: " AM, Ia'
ivv uuii -:y vu4i uuuuii jvwKvrsxmj-
forced Scott to reduce her "speed. s
Free yourself of the old-time wash day grind. Bring sunshine into your
borne on blue Monday with this
Electric-'W
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May Edwards not demonstrate to you how 'easily. this1 Crystal will do
your washlnjf n4.'wrintingL.v The price and terms will meet with your
approval all richt. - . , . j
J2Q Cash, $3 WeekNo Interest "T
YOUR WASHING will be 'ReaJIy Clean" and "WhUe," too. Delicate
linens are .washed without-injury us t as satisfactorily as the
coarsest fabrics with a Crystal.
VirHY NOT ESCAPE' the Weekly washday grind? Women everywhere
are discarding the antiquated, health-shattering,' back-breaking way,,
for- The 4CR1TSTAL", Electric Washer and Wringer
NO MORE BACKACHES!
: NO MORE DRUDGERY!
,Tonlght at Westminster, hear "ThaMIs
eries and Joys of Introspection." Adv.
Anarchists xTaken
:By Police, onv Their
Arnvaiyat Naples
Naples;. July C?J--ThIrteen anarchists
were arrested todays on board the -eteam-ship
Duca d'Abruzil on i her arrival at
this port, -on information , furnished to
the Italian authorities by the New York
police.; - h . , - - .
Several Italian anarchists were rer
ported to have been deported recently aa
a result of the Investigation by secret
service operatives and: others of the
bomb plot which threatened the lives
of ., prominent men in - various sections
of the United-States, i , v
jjj Defective Vision Ovfercome S
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Q&wr Ophthalmoscope and Retinoscope is
'one of the most scientific eye-testingin8tru
ments in the world. , i With it we can detect
error of vision instantly.
Poor eyes throw the whole nervous system
off balance. It is impossible to do your best
work with eyes that are subjected to constant
strain in order to perform their daily function.
' With; Thompson T Glasses
J You m will i experience almost instant relief
when we haye fitted you with a pair of x our
carefully ground glasses. The frames or mount
ings- will be made to suit both'' your ideas of I
price and of style, ; We can and .will recom
mend only what you should have.
J We are very successful in fitting cases where
the' delicate adjustment, of the nerves and
muscles is involved.
3 Complete lens-grinding factory on premises.
Thompson Optical Institute
Eyesight Specialists. ,
Portland's Largest, Most Modern, Best Equipped,
' Exclusive Optical Establishment . ;'
209.-10-11 Corbett Building, Fifth and Morrison
V ; s?nr. inns - ? w
New American Willow-Grass Rugs
1 Greens, Browns and Blues All Reversible
Particularly adapted to summer homes, verandas, sleeping' perches
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anLJf vou Dlease. they're not to bevlightlv passed by when inexpensive '
Huge are considered for dining or bedrooma . .v ; ,. ; y
"Not one particle of foreign fiber is used in these ruga," only heavy- 'ftj..
- American willow-grass is used in their weaving. , .. - s "",,
SEE 'EM ON THE SECOND FLOOR
Sises e7 OC Blses I fl DC Sixes I 9 7K Slsea I C CH
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WIDE IFBEAD, fBUTGEO. EDGE PILXOW-CT7SHIOW r-
; CLOSELY-WOVEN HAMMOtKS
. ; $6jS0S7.95 $8S5 , .
Can be easily carried on week-end and vacation trips aa well as doing
service at home oniy.V . . - .... i - - - -
I- Bji " -tL -.-xrs--t f mm mm . -r-
v a " . hi areas' . mm i saj umv m .
Eliminate having 1 sour cream,tainted meats,
wilted vegetables and melted butter. Not only
that save dollars by getting your
REFRIGERATOR
At : Edwards' ;
They're in the Fifth-Street Window at .
$29,75, $33.75, $35.25, $38.50, $41.50
8t CASH--41 -WEEK ITO INTEREST -Indeed,
you can put onions, butter and bananas in these refrigerators!
They are built with only odorless lumber inside &n oak case with a
specially prepared nonconducting-: felt inner lining which forms an
airtight seal between the walla. -- ' - ' . ' - . - ; My"'i.
You might ask about their dryness. Just place matches and tobacco
in them over Bight, or two nights, it you, like they'll burn Just the same
aa before. -- ' "s - 'r'vr5' o "-fli.-:". .'.
Tea, the food eowpartmeats are poreelold.
lined and the lee containers are galvanised. .- ,
f . 22 Hours to the Gallon
Not 28 mllee-that's automobile. The arti
cle of interest here is the wonderful burning'
-time of each burner in
New Process
Oil Stoves
Think - of it, you - can operate a "New
Process" ! burner for approximately
One Cent lan Hour - I
In the past, for some reason or other, Oil
Stoves have been looked at with a doubtful '
- eye, but the rapid growth of Oil Stove users,
has been astounding. -
The first time you're down town, stop and
loo If them over. - -
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The Canalng Beaton Calls for These
x Ten-Quart Aluminum
Preserve Kettles
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Edwards Has Flaeed Them- ea Sale This
. . Week at
$269
See the Three-Room Outfit in tlie
Fifth i Street Window
Living Room,' Dining Room and Bedroom Quarter-Sawed Oak In richly
finished "HAND-RUBBED' Golden Wax. .
Indeed interesting is the-very moderateness of price. See for yourself
'today or any time this week. Sure, any piece or pieces you don't like will
be. replaced with those which you select.
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command. f- ' -
- WHY THE BRUNSWICK?
Because Uronswick tone chamisers-are built entirely of wood, eliminai
lnc any possible metallic sounds. Brunswicks are equipped with Double
Strennth Spring Motors, 12-inch Turn Tables. Tone Modifiers, Speed Ad
hustors and Record compartment. Mehtionine the quality of cabinet
' wort Is unnecessary. : ! . . l 1 ' J " r ..; T '
Which Will You HaveQak or Mahogany? '
Tea,
Edwards
Teksf t
Discarded r
Faraitare as
Feymeat ea
Yfkaterer Tee
gsUet Eves
& runs wick
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