The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972, November 21, 1919, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Texti Y r THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, ..PORTLAND, 1 FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 21, . 1919. E o Wettinghoxue Mazda Lamps, 10, 15, 25 or 40 Watt, 35c; 0 Watt, 40c Eighth Floor VETO RESOLUTION MercKondiae ofef Merit Orify At a Dollar Constitution Gives Him Power to Veto Resolution Such as Lodge Offered, SURPRISE TO LODGE CROWD For Young Men For Conservative Men For Younger Young Men Your New Overcoat Is Here They Believed Executive Had No Authority to Pass Upon Res olution Declaring War Ended. PRESID NT COULD SAYING WAR OVER J o 3 For (2 3 In This Sale at a VVashinRton. Nov. 21. (U. P.) The Lodge concurrent resolution, which declares the war at an end, can and will he vetoed by President Wilson, in cawe it is passed by both house and senate, in the opinion of high administration officials today. They cited the constitution to prove that the president has this power. This came as an evident surprise to supporters of the Lodge resolution. I which was introduced in congress just before adjournment. They believe the executive had no authority to Interfere with a concurrent resolution and that the Lodge measure could be passed by both houses, thus ending- the war with out adoption of the peace treaty. Dis covery of the constitutional authority vhlch has seldom, If ever, been exer cised by a president, was considered a 'blow to their plans. CONSTITI TIOX CITKI The administration supporters cited article 1, section 7, paragraph 3 of the constitution as their authority. It reads as follows : 1 "Kvery order, resolution or vote to which the concurrence of the senate and house of representatives may be neces sary (except on a question of adjourn ment) shall be presented to the presi dent of the United States and before tbe same shall take effect shall be ap proved by him or being- disapproved by him. shall be repassed by two thirds of the senate and the house of repre sentatives, according to the rules and limitations prescribed in case of a bill." This, the administration contends, un doubtedly gives Wilson authority to veto the Ijodge measure. WILSON TO ISE VETO The president apparently is deter mined to veto Lodge's proposal, confi dent that a two thirds vote cannot be marshaled in congress to pass It over his head. Thus he plans to prevent the war being: officially ended until the peace treaty has been adopted. At Speaker Oillett's office It was stated tha It was not customary to send concurrent resolutions to the president, but that in this case it would undoubt edly be necessry under the constitution. This opinion was expressed after the constitutional - provision had been scanned. Before that, the Impression was that it was not necessary to send such resolutions to the White House. Senator Lodg-e, author of the resolution, was In Boston, it was said at his office. CC8Ht0 OPI5ION QUOTED 1 Administration officials also declared that In an opinion rendered in 1854 by Attorney General Cushing, he stated that congress could not pass any law which In effect "coerces the discretion of the president, except with his appro bation, unless by a concurrent vote of two thirds of both houses upon his pre vious refusal to sign a bill." Another opinion on this question, cited by the administration. Is, contained in a report by the senate Judiciary committee, made January 26. 1897, as the result of an investigation of the question as to whether a concurrent resolution re quires the president's signature. "Whether concurrent resolutions are required to be sent to the president ol the United States must depend not upon their mere form, but upon the fact whether they contain matter which is properly to be regarded as legislative in its character and effect," the report stated. "If they do, they must be pre sented for his approval. Otherwise they need not be ; the nature or sub stance of the resolution and not its form controls the question of its disposition." WILSON EAGER TO SPEAK. Senator Underwood conferred with Secretary Tumulty at the White House today on the Democratic program. Sen ators Hitchcock and Underwood will leave Washington immediately for a brief rest before the reconvening of con gress. Wilson is writing a strong appeal to congress to take up again and ratify the peace treaty. lie is preparing an argument which the administration "hopes will bring about a compromise and speedy ratification. If it doesn't then the president is.jxady.to see the fight carried fhto 'tne.1 1720 'national election In which, however, he will not partici pate beyond urging' voters, regardless of party affiliations, to demonstrate? they want the United States to Join the league. Wilson is anxious to go before con gress and deliver his message in per son. This is opposed by his physicians. Bloodhounds Are Failure Yakima. Wash., Nov. 21. Hope that the bloodhounds would pick up the trail of the men who murdered Ernest New comb at Sunnyside Sunday night was dispelled when, after several trials, the dogs failed to pick up the scent. DANCING GUARANTEED in eight lessons ladles 12.50. gentlemen $5.00 at Do Honey's Beau tiful Academy, 23rd and Washington. New Clataes for Begins start Mondav and Fri day evenings. Ad vanced classes Tuesday and Thursday evenings, 8 to .11 :30. All latest and popular d a n c taught in' eight three hour lessons. LADIES IJ.S0 GENTLEMEN i.0 Plenty of desirable partners and prac tice. No embarrassment. Separate step room and extra teachers for backward pupils. My latest book describing all dancea free for pupils. Our classes are large and 'Select and the social feature alone la worth double the price. Other schools . derive their profits from public dancea. Ws cater to teaching alone and conduct our claasea the entire eVening. No doubt one lesson from us Is worth Ux In the average school. Private lessoi.s afternoon and evening. Learn in a real school where they guarantee to make a dancer of you! V" FBIZE MASK BALL Thanksgiving Night, November 27. Don't miss this. Phone Main 7656. Adv, Tremendous Saving ! A Multitude of Fine Overcoats' $45 Less Than Today's Whole sale Pricel Stein-Bloch Fashion Park C 'am-High .' ; Heavy, medium and light weight Coats fof every occasion and purpose, for all kinds of weather. Every new fabric quarter, half and full-lined with best Venetiarj and silks. Belted Form-Fitting Coats Plain Box Styles Ulsters Single- and Double-Breasted Raglans Chesterfields Fifth Floor, Lip man, Wolfe At Co. The Boy With a Leatherized Suit Is Ready For Thanksgiving Ready to enjoy outdoor sports in a suit that will stand the strain ready for the big feast in a suit that looks better than the best of other suits. For Leatherized Suite Are Smart Styles All Wool Reinforced With Soft Leather ' an d The styles include waist seam, and beltedcoats, soma with yokes, knife plaits, or box plaits. Fabrics are tweeds, homespuns, cheviots and cassimeres, with soft, p-llable leather inside at knee, seat, elbows and pocket;. Knickers are also full lined with cloth. Sizes 6 to 18. Langham-High Suits for the Thanksgiving uDoings" They impart to the wearer that manly correctness, that youthful "swank" to the "nth" degree. '30 to '60 And Langham - High Overcoat here exclusively in Portland. Fifth Floor. Lipman, Wolfe & Co. I CUARAHTETO ? gurrerPOYB L It's a great satisfaction to know you are doing something noteworthy. Offering such ties as "these in a "dollar" sale is really most remark able. We are proud of our ability to do it. But the real satisfaction will come in seeing our patrons iake them away! We know every man and ever)' woman who is . buying for father, hus band, son or brother will fully appreciate these wonderful ties. All that is necessary is that you see them ! Beautiful silks, satins and reps in gorgeous color effects and pat terns large flowing end four-in-hands. Just like the one on the fellow in the illustration! Choose them at least in threes, tomorrow. If you have gifts to buy and arc wise well, a word to the wise is sufficient! Lipman, Wolfe it. Co. Men's Shop, Just Inside Washington Street Entrance g I Jf ir Girls' New Apparel For Thanksgiving Boys' Mackinaws Boys like them because they give freedom, mothers them because they protect of seat of vitality from posure. Here are the dressy kind that always look well, dark light plaid wool mixtures, 18.75 to $18.00. Boys' Sweaters Special $64 All Wool For Boys 8 to 18 Ruff neck sweaters, just received, come Saturday best choice of colors in every size. Fifth' Floor, Lipman, Wolfe Sc Co. like ex- and Sketched New Velvet Frocks $33.50, $35, $37.50 Several most attractive model In square or round neck Btyles adorned with colored stltchery of wool or elite floss. Sixes 14, 16. 17. Wool Frocks for Miss 6 to 14 $8.95, $10, $13.50, $18.50, $22.50, $25 Many navy serges Tn a variety of clever styles others of black and white checks. Smart Plaid Skirts $15.95, $18.95 Just In. All have smart new pockets. White Serge Skirts $14.50, $16.95 Box pleated style or 'the new combination of box pleats and accordion pleating. Baronet Satin Skirts $17.50 Skirts of gleaming Baronet SaUn in lovely shades of blue, flesh, also white. Box pleated white satin skirts are $14.50. All ti to t waists aad tS to 17-lneh lengths. Party Frocks for Miss 8 to 16 $22.50 and $25 Beautiful new frocks of filmy chiffon, all rurfly and creamy lacy. Delightful shade of pink, Nile green, Cecil blue, mala, turqouise and yellow. Sot more thaa one Of a size and color. for Extraordinary PRICE REDUCTION SALES COATS SUITS DRESSES Exceptional Chocolate ' Creams i the Pound Smooth, "rich creams, flavored with true fruit extracts, with walnut or pecan occasionally added, hand-rolled in chocolate of rare excellence. Fresh from the Lipman - Wolfe Candy Kitchen A box for Sunday or Thanksgiving will 'win highest appreciation wherever be stowed. Street Floor, Lipman, Wolfe & Co. COME TO TOYLAND! Toys aren't mere playthings any more they're marvels of the work manship of the minds of genius that reproduces the world in minia ture, from the tiniest snub-nosed doll to the biggest, finest mechanical engine or automobile. Speaking of automobiles, here are two 1920 models. 72 classy "cars' with black-striped yellow oodles. Ace automomie niBDer tired wheels, body 12x30 Inches, knuckle joint gear and steering wheel, crank and bumper Special $10 And a Racy Looking STUTZ Practically the same as the model above and possessing the tlnctlve style features" of its royal namesake. These two classy automobiles represent exceptional VALUE. Elg nth Floor. "dis- Thanksgiving Fruit Cake 65c the Pound A Tip-Top Inn Bakery pro duct without a peer. Order Saturday for Thanksgiving. Mince and Pumpkin Pies 50c Pies that are the envy and despair of all bakers outside the Tip Top Inn. We will ap preciate your order now for Thanksgiving and you will be sure not to be disappointed if you order Saturday. , Eighth Floor For Girls and Juniors, Repriced $10.75, $14.75, $18.50 Many most desirable models in green, navy, brown, taupe, pekln and burgundy. Sizes 6 to 17 in the lot. For Girls and Juniors, Repriced $32.50, $42.75, $58.75 Smart Btiits of velour and tweeds, plain and with fur trimmings. Not more than one of a style and size. Of Silk, Sizes 6 to 16, Repriced $9.95, $15.95, $19.50 Sweet dresses In Copen, rose, tan and browp. Popular lines In broken sizes, regrouped to give better choosing at a price THE GIRLS' OWN SHOP, Fourth Floor, Lipman, Wolf A Co. New Holiday Perfumes and Toilet Waters Reeeant Violette Toilet I Water $2.25 Chantecleer Toilet Water S2.65 Elesia Ideal Toilet Water $1.25 Luxor Bouquet also Lilac, Rose and Violet $1.00 Doris Lily .of the- Valley, Li lac, Violet and Rose $1.00 Djerkiss Toilet Water $1.90 and $3.00 Palmer's Toilet Water, Wis teria, Rose Leaves, Lilac Sweet $1.00 Mary Garden Toilet Water $4 25 Melba.. Toilet Water, Rose, Adoree, Lov' Me and Lilac $1.00 Street Floor, Lipman Some Flowers Toilet Water $1.25 -Perin's Orys Toilet Water $3.00 -Violet's Ramaau "Toilet Water $2.75 -Houbigant Lilac Toilet Water $3.50 Houbigant's Ideal Toilet Water 7.50 . "Wolfe & Co. Coty's L'origan L'Effleurt and Jasmine Toilet Waters $9.25 Jardin de Rose, Jardin de Marie, Jardin t Lilac and . Parlow Sachet Powders in gift boxes $2.00 Djerkiss Sachet in bulk, or. $2.00 Eutaska Perfumes in bulk, ; oz. $1.00 77- THE BABY'S OWN SHOP His wee majesty has not been left out of the Saturday event by any means. Just see these gift suggestions and note the val ues. . Ten Articles for Baby at $1 Each Embroidered S acq ue pink or blue edged. Silk knit Towel. Silk and wool Ba"nds. sizes 8-10- 12-14. Leather Safety Straps for chair or carriage. White kid Moccasins ribbon ties. Short Daisy cloth Gertrudes scalloped.. Long Daley cloth silk bound Wrappers. Onandoff Rubber Diapers, 3 sizes. Crochet knee length Bootees. Knitted Toques. Ten Articles at 75c Each Daisy Cloth Wrappers. Set of 3 Turk Knit Towels. Hand scalloped and embroidered Bibs. Linen Table Bibs. Fine net Carriage Veils. Fancy ribbon Sock Garters. Bell celluloid Rattle with ring. Baby Book with colored Illustra tions. Crochet knee lengthBootees. Celluloid large size Baby Brushes. BABY'S OVTH SHOP, Foarth Floor, Lipmaa, Wolfs A Co. Sally Forth to the Thanksgiving Party wtyn, A New Mat!- Fashionable Models on Sale at Would you be the proud possessor' of a smart new hat purchased as a rare "bargain"? Then, mad am e, hasten to morrow. Here, for your selections, are by all means this SALE to- interested FASHIONABLE HATS OF VELVET AND COMBINATIONS IN BLACK AND COLORS Whose Styles Are Too Varied to Enumerate Suffice to say that each particular model conforms in every respect to the reigning modes of the season! The tags say "$5," but Madame s intuition whispers of a previous tag bearing a much higher price. Third Floor, Lipmaa, Wolfe St Co. I 1 I l i THIS STORE USES NO COMPARATIVE PRICES THEY ARE MISLEADING AND OFTEN UNTRUE ' ' '- w -.-'-. , . ..... , . . . , . . . , , . - , O