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HE. OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, MONDAY, JUNE 21. 1S23.
TREATIES BETWEEH
ALLIES ID TURKS
T BE
Washington, June 21. A ..radical
revision of the allies treaty of peace
with Turkey , has become necessary
. because of the arrangements entered
Into between Russia and Great Brit
ain since the pact was formulated.
This revision, it was stated In offi
cial circles today, 'will apply to the'
limitations-of the "sone of the straits"
and Its government, which i were de
scribed In detail some days ago In
, the London newspapers and reprinted
In part tod-iy In the United States.
The concern of American diplomats
IS that neither the fact that Premier
Lloyd George was consulting 1 with the
Russian envoy Krassin nor the details
of their discussions has even been com
municated to this government. These
discussions and their results are therefore-described
officially today as "se
cret" They . have been, therefore, a
clear violation on the part of Great
Britain of the elementary provisions
of the League of Nations. If Is 'point
ed -out that President Wilson was in
vited by the San Remo conference to
offer his view on the settlements with
Turkey, but It is not known whether
Great Britain' will ask the opinion of
; the United States on what is certain
to be a new treaty between Great Brit-
ain. at least, and Russia.
The main pillars of the new treaty,
It is understood here, must necessarily
h tha arreement of the Bolshevik! to
'disarm to a certain degree, and that
IS
REVISED
they will not pursue their "propaganda
outside of Russia.
Officials her have maintained - right
along . that - the underlying object of
the English government was to halt
the military "advance of the Bolshe
vikl against the British dominions In
the East ' -; -'-
It Is therefore expected 'her that
when the new treaty terms are made
publio In London, Russia will bav be
come an Important signatory for the
internationalization of the Dardanelles
and that the commission to administer
the tone will Include Russian mexnbera
Police Arrest Four
Suspected of Crimes
In City, Elsewhere
Walter EL Long and Floyd Hopkins
were arrested late Sunday at the home
of C. N.. Mlchelsen. Motorcycle Officers
Abbott and Tost, who made ) the arrest,
are placing a charge of larceny.
Lieutenant Mafoney . and Inspector
MaUett. who Investigated the case, found
that Long and Hopkins were "working
with" Harry Duval and Ralph DeLash
mutt, arrested earlier, and who were
found to have In their possession a gun
stolen from Frank Spada of Hillsdale,
June 13. These men are believed by the
detectives to have come In to "work"
Portland during the Shrine week. They
are being held in the city jail.
Boy Dies After His
Warning to Mother
. Pteher. Okla June 21. U. P.) Mrs.
Claud Comstock laughed at her -year-old
boy Jesse when he declared he was
going to die. Forty-five minutes later
the boy was dead. Physicians could not
determine the cause.
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When Caruso continues year after ;year to
authorize the issuing of Victor Records; theire is
onlV one conclusion that Caruso considers
them satisfactory reproductions of his arte.
When Caruso, when the greatest artists of all
die world, approve their own records and the
manner of their reproduction on 'the. Victrola,
is there room for further argument ? :' ''
yfiJCtol&$25'to'$i5(Hi Victor dealers every
where New Victor Records demonstrated at
all dealers on the 1st of each month
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ALBERTIilAlfERR
CORNERSTONE IS
PLACED SUNDAY
With appropriate ceremonies"5 in
the presence of several hundred
people, Mrs Ben .W. Olcott. wife of
the governor of : Oregon, laid : the
cornerstone of the " new Albertina
Kerr nursery at Twenty-second jand
Sandy boulevard at 3 o'clock Sunday
afternoon. -
Mrs. R, E. Bondurant, president of the
board - ot managers. Introduced Mayor
Baker, who acted as chairman and de
livered the principal address, r W. D.
Wheelwright, treasurer of the Pacific
Coast Rescue ; and Protective s society,
called attention rto the splendid service
and low salaries of workers in the Insti
tution. The average annual compensa
tion of employes, he said.- was $350, field
workers receiving only $60 per month
and paying their own expensea ' . k
The musical portion of the program
was in charge of Walter Jenkins, as
sisted by Russell Page and Harold Dagg.
members Of the Hill Military bugle
corps. Dr. O. C McCulloch offered the
prayer, and the benediction was pro
nounced by W. ' G McClaren, general
superintendent of the rescue and protec
tive association. - ? - '
. The new nursery will be a three story
brick structure, costing about $65,000,
and Is located on a site valued at $10,000,
donated by Alexander , Kerr. . .Cost of
equipment for the new nursery Is esti
mated at approximately $20,000. The
institution will - be ready -for operation
early In the autumn, according to-Mrs.
I3L1D0132
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Victrol XVH, $350 - ' '
VIctrola XVII, electric, $415
BomTUrant, and will afford refuge for 90
babies. ' Forty babies are now boused at
the old Albertina Kerr nursery at 129
Feurteenttt street, and 12 are boarded
out. .- .
Cost of maintaining a baby tn tne
nursery Is $28 per month. Mrs. Bondu
rant said. Of this amount $20 Is, given
by the state and the balance comes from
private subscriptions. - The Albertina
Kerr nursery la intended solely as a ref
uge for babies without apparent means
of support and Is not open to children of
well to do parents. , . ,
BACKSlliGBUT
BALKS 0 N PLATFORM
.Washington, June 21.- (U. P.).
Progressives and. liberal Republicans
will suppbrt Warren G. Harding for
president, but they will reserve tne
right to go beyond the Republican
platform on labor issues, ex-Senator
Albert J. Beveridge, Indiana, former
Bull Mooser. said today, following a
conference v wiyx the Republican
nominee.
"Senator Harding Is the nominee" of
the Republican party and we are going
to support him," Beveridge said. "But
I have my own views on labor questions
and X will make my own platform when
X get on the stump. .
. He said Harding nrV2 have ' two ob
jectives in the campaign, rejuvenating
of his party and a return to constitu
tional : forms'- of government -through
party control.
1t Is a program that we who call
ourselves liberals can unite In, Bever
idge -added.
? Beveridge calied at Harding's request
and the first of a number of progres
be
sives to be summoned by the nominee in
an effort to antte all factions.
"Beverids- called Just before Senator
Harding: went into conference with the
national committeemen over campaign
arrangements.
HARDING AND WILLIAMS HAVE
CONFAB ON CAMPAIGN PLANS
Washington, June 21. (I. N. S.)
Senator Warren O. Harding, repub
lican presidential nominee, began to
day the : organization of : permanent
committees that - will 1 nave charge
of his campaign for election.
Early this morning he; went Into
conference with National 'Committee
Chairman Will H. Hays, National Com
mitteemen A. : T. Hart of Kentucky. J.
L. Hamer of Oklahoma, John W. Weeks
of Massachusetts. C D. Hilles of New
Tork and Ralph Williams of Oregon.
Others present were : Fred W. Upham
of Chicago, treasurer of ' the national
committee ; Clarence B. Miller, its sec
retary, and Harry M. Daugherty of Co
lumbus, Ohio. Harding's manager in the
pre-oonvention campaign.
Increase iri Rates
For Gas Is Hinted
At Bef ore Council
Hints of a rise In rates on cooking
and fuel gas were ' given at today's
meeting; of the city council. when En
gineer Krohner of the Portland Oas A
Coke company Joined in the discussion
of suitable types of heating; appliances
for the new Isolation hospital at Kelly
Butte. . - ; . i.
Krohner said. In the discussion of the
merits of wood, coaL and gas heating
systems, that the gas company Is. find
ing it difficult to obtain sufficient fuel
oil at present contract rates, with the
prospect that on renewal of consracts
either marked curtallEient or supplies
or higher prices or both mlght.be ex
pected. . -
It may even be necessary, Krohner
Intimated, to revolutionise the gas mak
ing Industry 'in Portland by using coal
instead of oil as the base.
Krohner added that this might lead
te ' an advance, in rates, though he
doubted if the increase would amount to
as much as ' the proportionate increase
tn nroduction costs. '
So far no application for increased
rates has been made to the public serv
ice commission, which fixes the rates.
The council deferred ' " action on the
type of heating plant to be Installed.
Did Shriners Rob .
Some Pirate Ship?
Oh, Those Colors!
With strangeness that passeth under
standings save to the follower of the
fahrine, . are the nobles of the -.Mystic
Shrine attired. , Truly, some pirate ship
with its cargo -of rich silks and plushes,
its velvets and its fine textures of many
hues and many weaves must have been
captured to secure the fine raiment in
which the nobles of the temples of the
Shrine are clothed. i i, - - i
Strange names names from Arabia-
greet the native of Oregon as he -saunters
along the crowded streets. He has
become, used to red feszes, but the gorg
eousness of the bands and patrols, ' no
two of them dressed alike or in the
same colors, fills him with amazement;
And all the nobles from Aleppo to
Zuhrah are flaunting forth With the
vanity, of peacocks, in all the dyes ox
the Orient, while the women visitors, to
whom have heretofore been ascribed the
elements of vanity. In quiet and sub
dued costumes,; are gazing with enrap
tured eye upon the strutting males of
their species. v, "
It Is a week for the men. so privi
leged by the Shrine, . to revel in that
love, of bright colors and ' noiee which
hailatn dormant In their character from
the days of savagery.
In the -parade Tuesday morning will
be the first continuous display of ell
the Shrine costumes brought from the
rich cities of the east over the-burning
Bands td Portland.
Tangier Jazzers of
Omaha Temple Are
Tobasco-Like Bunch
"Tangier jazz temple from the pep city
ef Omaha. Nebraska," besides being the
most favored aggregation visiting' this
oasis,' is becoming the most popular out
fit amohK the visiting Shriners.
The Tangier nobles have started the
bill rolling in fine shape. Up on the toil
floor ef the Multnoman notei in room
SA, they .nave a cniDroom xuiea out, ana
in that clu broom they have a mahogany
bar boasting a brass rail, they have soft
drinks and they have a. whole carload of
near beer. ;' -
: Perhaps if a Shrlner winks at the bar'
tender he might get some salted peanuts
or some cakes or a box of candy for his
lady. '
And the Tangier delegation wants to
extend its hospitality to every visiting
Shrlner, so a welcome sign has been
hunr over the. door. ; ; ? ' ' :
Tangier has "jazzed across the coun
try, and Intends to keep the "jazz alive
the whole time it Is in Portland. Inci
dentally, the Tangier ' patrol has been
selected as the official escort for the
Imperial potentate. Potentate Stiles and
Representative V. F. Whltcomb . are in
chanre ot the Omaha bunch.
Tonight the Omaha nobles are plan
ning to have a street show. Just what
the show win be .Is a mystery, but it is
going to be the real thing for jazz and
pep, it is promised. .
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Visitbi's!
Take advantage of the
, daily . concerts on Our
Musical Floor,' the Sev
enth. Come in with your
friends and hear the
wonderful v .
Inabc-Ampico
the most remarkable '.
invention of the age.
.Every . Morslag -Every Afteraeea
A - - 4 m
mtem
2100 BOY SCOUTS
TO AID SHIB
The Portland " Council of ; Boy
Scouts are 100 per oent in, the .mat
ter of entertainment for the Shrin
ers, . everyone of the 2100 Scouts
having been placed at the disposal
of the Shrine committee to assist in
making the stay of the visiting Shrin
ers happy.
That the Shriners may not be over
ibtrety, 0 Scouts, will be in charge of
10 barrels of ice water along the line of
march and at each pause will pass water
rmong the parading visitors. When the
'araders are not out tn progress the bar
rclfc will be stocked with Ice water which
will be dispensed to pedestrians by the
Scouts. -. - .
The 26 members Of Scout troop 49 have
Ireoted a tent.tOxBO feet in slse on the
".ot back of the Hellig theater, corner of
Taylor and Park streets, -which will be
kept open day and night as a resting
place tor the Shriners. First aid will be
given to anyone Injured or overcome dur.
ing the celebration. There will be station
ery and other conveniences In addition to
easy : ; chairs, couches, telephones, etc
Vhis entire service will be free.
A large number or Scouts 'are In con
stant attendance at the housing head-
cvarters and are serving as escorts in-j
helping the Shriners to find - their tem
porary headquarters. The traffic police
men will be aided In their work by Scouts
who will assist people across the street
in the congested districts;' -
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Less than today's wholesal price for ANY ONE of
these if irie suits and 1- ; . ;
Every Steih-Bloch .
- Suit Is Included
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Staple lines, novelty styles, full dress, Tuxedo
everything. - ' 4 - p,
is here for you
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Thii Store Uses No Comparative Price Thty Are I.ILlecdlm c. J C'tzn Ur.1; 3
Requested to Take
' Room Assignments
All visiting Shriners are urged to ac
cept rooms assigned to Jvm without
question by the housing committee. Ap
parently all of the visitors want to be
Your thirsty throat
Say Upton9 I
Give it a real treat with
' delicious iced tea and
make it the best way
possible. That meara
with Lipton's.
Millie
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In This SOPER-SALE of
Men's Obthing
You Will fini
Smart Clothe
The Best Only for Men
' Who Demand khe Best
The Best to Be Ef ad -at. ANY
Price Are Now Featured at
50 ' $
and
This Is i LESS Han Today's
Wholesale Prices jhr the BEST
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Many Siiits Reduced .'ts. Much , as, 40;
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right In the center of action.. Every reorn
on the west side has been taken, but
hardly any of the rooms offered by resi
dents of Laurelhurst and Irvinston have
been accepted. Somebody has to take
the rooms and the committee appeals to
the sportsmanship and good fellowship
of the visitors to take. what is assigned
to tnem.
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