;HE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL. PORTLAND. SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 27. 1920.
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PLANK DRAWN UP
Ratification, of. Covenant - Virtu-
ally Without Change-Making
Reservations Is Party's Plan.
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By li C. Martin ' .
t San Francisco, June 21. U. P.)
Prldent Wilson Is understood to
htv written his O. K. on the treaty
plank In th form In which admin
istration forcea will try to have it
adopted by the Democratic national
convention.'
-. After much redrafting, which conr
slated mostly tn changes in phraseol
ogy and "shifting , of paragraphs, the
plank 'was submitted to the president.
His approval was wired to administra
tion leaders. -
The administration plank emphasises
-the Issue . between -Wilson and Uryan.
In effect it constitutes a pledge by the
Democratic party, if riven control of
the senate, to ratify the treaty virtu
'"ally without reservations.
REPUBLICANS ARE LASHED
"phe first plank lauds . the league
covenant as the world's hope' for peace,
the cure for existing; international ills
snd the hope of subject peoples for rec
ognition . and independence. It then
lashes In unmeasured terms the Re
publican senate, charging that the Re
publicans refused ? to ratify the treaty
out of partisan spite rather than be
cause they found real defect in it.
The plank goes into the Republican
attitude at great length, condemning
Senator ' Lodge, Republican - leader, per
sonally, and charging that, for purely
partisan reasons he switched his posi
- tion on the League of Nations question
after, the president submitted the cove
nant to the senate. .
It : pledges the party to ratification
without reservations which will Impair
the effectiveness of the covenant or do
more than clarify or explain it.
Administration leaders today predicted
' with much i confidence that this plantc
would be adopted . by the resolutions
committee and the convention. They
said a survey of the situation showed
that the administration would have more
than 40 members of the resolutions com-
mttte "many more than 40," one leader
said. -.
GLASS TO BE CHAIEMAjr
The election , of Senator Glass, the
president's choice, as chairman, was de
clared to be certain.
, At the - same time. Bryan. Senator
Walsh of Massachusetts and Senator
Walsh Of Montana were working vig
orously to wrest control of the resolu
tions committee from Wilson's grasp.
Indications tonight were that unlets
..something unforeseen develops the anti-
admtnfstration forces would be defeated,
at least as far as ,the League of Na
tions issue U concerned.
Walsh of Massachusetts today de
clared that if the Democratic delegates
understood clearly the sentiment of -he
country they would not "court - party
disaster by making unqualified ratifica
tions an issue H predicted a well
organized fight on the convention floor
If the anti-Wilson forcea lose In the
resolutions committee. - . -, .-..."
The - wet- and dry--fight- before tba
resolutions - committee continued to
claim interest among the rank and file
of delegates. In- nearly every caucus
held today by state delegation the v.i
and dry question was raised. -
In the hotel ; lobbies and delegation
headquarters tonight the opinion 'was
generally expressed that the convention
will finally adopt iplank favoring reiser
lation of the alcoholic content of bever
ages under the Volstead act and the
constitutional amendment by the sep
arate states aa they see fit
Bainbridge Colby :
In San Francisco
To Have Conference
San Franclsc. June 26. . (U. F.)
Secretary of State Bainbridge Colby ar
rived In San Francisco late .today and
Was expected to confer with Senator
Carter Glass and other administration
leaders already on the ground tonight
and tomorrow.
i Colby had' nothing to say that would
serve to clarify the situation, either as
to candidates or platform. Having been
out of touch with Washington, as well
as San Francisco, for the past four or
Ltveays. the secretary declined to make
Pennsy i Delegates
Against 'Wet' Plank
San Francisco,- June .26. (U. P.) '
Pennsylvania's delegation to the Demo
cratic -national .convention ia on record
as against introducing a "moist" plank
Into the party platform.' By a vote of
to to 13 the delegation at Ita caucus to
day accepted the advice of -Bruce Sterl
ing, chairman of the delegation, and
tabled a resolution favoring a plank urg
ing modification of the Volstead act.
The" delegates, however, were almost
unanimous In favoring aa individuals a
plank Teaving to the separate states
such action . as they deem proper to
liberalize the Volstead law.
Resolute to Oppose
Upton's5 Shamrock IV
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Newport, R. L. June 28.- U. P.) The
Resolute was selected today by the com
mittee on the America's cup defense as
the opponent of the Shamrock IV in
the international. yacht race next month
off Sandy Hook. While no date was set
by the committee, it is probable the firet
race will be run July IS.
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Installed $265 hi wr ca. $15 Extra
Easy termsno interest arranged to fit your Individual requirement
select one sincle piece or a houseful. . . ; : ,
Living Room:
Solid Oak Arm Rocker, quarter-sawed three-ply veneer C O Cfl
. opera seat, golden wax finish. Bargain? at....,., W A w J v
Golden Waxed Oak Library Table, with" J4x38-lnch fin ( j-rt
: quarur-sawed top. book racks at each end, at only...
"Beautiful baronial Wown finish. Wicker Arm Backer, 1 C OA
cretonne covered loose cushions.' Tours fort........... -.
William' and Mary Library Tab! quartered oak, "Jaco- ftOft C .
bean finish. 28x43-Inch top, priced now at. wJiuU
- Three-piece Golden Oak Parlor Suite Settee Arm Chair ORO Crt
and Arm Rocker, upholstered with leatherette I pieces v -
, Frosted Brown Reed Arm Chair, cretonne upholstered CO5 Cft
seat and back, awaiting you at,.,, ,;,,....Mt,.,WtiUiJU
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spring seat and 4-lnch looae-x-ushlon. vThlnk Of Jt only UOUiWU ,
" Old Ivory Finish Reed Arm Rocker. Japanese cretonne oi TK
loose cushion seat and back a. little beauty at h. -
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Rolled Arm Baronial Brown Wicker Arm Chair and f O Crt
. "Arm Rocker, tapestry, upholstered, eacli at.,...;;.Ji..: eJVr v
Fumed Oak Reclining Back Easy Chair. . upholstered (JOC Cfl
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j .Genuine Leather Overstuffed Rocker, firjsideywing back t?C'7 Cfl '
t and heavy rolled arras. Big value at wU
v Tapestry ' Overstuff ed Rocker, fireside Wing back. , A 7 (Sfl
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Mahogany finished turned-back Arm Rocker, tapestry.' fn j CY-
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SoHd Mahogany Cane Wing Back Arm Chair and Arm OQ Cf
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, Tapestry Overstuffed Davenport, pad arms,. spring back CQQ 7tt
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' - 4 $50 CashS Week No Interest f j:
, ' -Perfect, lin Construction s ' ; - v
- Perfect, in- Accomplishment. - - .
4 . No Heat in the Basement : ,
- No Smoke,. Soot or Ashes Upstairs , .
One ' Register the "Homer" Thermo-Seal inner Lining and the Two-Funnel Radiator Does All
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' V "Homer" "Pipeless Ventilator Furnaces. f ,
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, . . . ' up, no dust or dirt, no inconvenience,rino:delayl -
; : --Savesi fuel, saves labor, saves expense. , ' , , 1
' J'- ; Heats quickly, heats evenly, heats purely . '
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Dining Room:
Solid Oak Golden Wax Dining Table, with 45-inch top CC 7C "
that opens to six feet... r....... .......... )Oe O
Solid Oak Chairs with saddle seat and three-slat backs, J f f!(
finished to match table above, each...t i. O wOU
'Quarter-Sawed Golden Oak. 45-Inch plank top table that COA 7tL
opens to six feet.' -A remarkable value at.,.. wy. ., wOJi 4
Solid Oak Fun Box Seat Chairs to match this table, at t -f 7C
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each
Solid Oak Buffet, colonial front quartered top and long CQQ Cft
plate mirror, now only. X 007OU
Very Beautiful Quartered Oak Plank Top Table, with C7Q f
heavy octagon shaped base, 8-foot extension..'..... w OevJvl
48-Inch Quarter-Sawed Plank Top Table, six-foot ex- JC1 tC
tension. All solid oak base..... ,. dO.ltUU
Very attractive Five-Leg William and Mary. Jacobean 4fi7 tg
54-Inch American Walnut Queen Anne Dining Table that
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Finieh Dining Table, 54-inch top. six-foot extension...
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Beautiful set of., six American Walnut Queen Anne f j Cf
Chairs to match table (carver' Included) . . . . . . . . 1 4?U
64-Ih. AmericanyTalnut Queen Anne Buffet to match f f fn A
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Five-Leg William and Mary American Walnut, 54-incn 5QQ Crt
Table that extends to eight feet.. 900Uu
Set of six William and Mary American Walnut" Chairs C 1 OO Cfl
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1 Your Money Refunded After 60 Days' Use if This Homer Pipe-
1 lessvenuiaior r urnace' ioes aioi measure up in r uu 10 every
Statement. -Made- Edwards. . I
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-Note th Therrnp-$eal Inner Lining Heavy. Galvanized Iron with.asbestot intulator. Without
it there would pV no circulation of warm air.- It keeps the return air cool until it reaches the
base of the furnace. It sends all the heat to the rooms above. The Thermo-Seal is a distinct
Homer feature. - , :........--.'. - :'
The large Homer clean-out is conveniently placed, to make occasional cleaning very easy. Fc.d
door is extra large to allow the use of large pieces of wood or coal.
iWater- pan with proper capacities 1s correctly located to moisten the warm-air before it leaves
the Homer. The ash-pit door is-dust-tight and is the right site-to permit easy removal of ashes.
Outer and inner casings of the Homer are. adjustable to any depth basement of six feet or
more. They make airtight connections between the furnace and the register. Made of heavy
v galvanized iron. . x -
S!. li . Radiator---all east, constructed in two nieces, "horseshoe" tvue. flues oversize. Insurlnr free
circulation (Urnok puses completely around the radiator, which rives maximum extraction' of
heat, before same passes to chimney. . v ? -?
Extra heavy reinforced flrepot with ribbing both on inside as well as outside. Made of pure
v'Strokel iron and guaranteed to last,, five years.
Npte the largo- air-spaces which-insure the proper ratio of warm and return air passing through
'the 'Homer. They 'are designed to allow all the atrto pass through. th furnace about every iS
minutes, giving steady flow of warm air. . ,
Mahogany Gate-Leg Table
12x48-lnch (closed). A real beauty and good valae at
48-inch diameter-(opened) qqv r? r
't . Portland, December 20, 191.
Edwards Company. City, 7 .
Gentlemen : Since installing your . Homer Pipeless Furnace (which re
plaeed an American Ideal Radiator System), we have realised about 40
per cent saving in fuel over the steam "system. In fact, we have sold m
portion Of our fuel supply for this reason. . ,
We also find that an even "temperature, is maintained throughout the
Office -and considerably less work is required to fire the furnace.
The cold spell JuBt passed gave us a splendid opportunity to test eut
thernerits of.ypur furnace, and. we. do not' hesitate to recommend th
same fully. ' . ? ' -
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- , . BAGGAGE & OMNIBUS TKANSFKR CO.
: - . . (Signed) By E. O. Pond. Secretary Treasurer.
Homer Pipeless Furnaces
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A ny of Them Your Neighbors?
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Edwards Company, City. 1 " - '
Gentlemen; We have had the Homer- Pipeless Furnace 4ft our -horn
10 days and it has proven entirely satisfactory.
' Two shovelfuls of coal in the morning keep the whole house, including
the Inclosed sleeping porch at, the rear,, warm and comfortable all day,
even on the coldest days we have had so far. and it saves Us About one
half on fuel. . - -. ,
We have reason to congratulate ourselves on installing sfiomer.
Yours truly.
' (Signed), RUTH 8ANDKR.80N,
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"Loveliness" in All Herl Glory 7v
Old Ivory Hand Decorated
$ 1 3oS0-
Charmingly distinctive "Xustered Old Ivory" Suite, hand decoVated
with a delicate spray ef moss roses and green Yollage. This is an
exclusive Edwards .design, a display in . the front window today:
Five pieces as illustrated.
; A -. Portland. Ofw October 27, 1919.
Edwards Company, City. . , --'"
Gefltlemen; , The Hamer Pipeless Furnace that you have Installed m
jut home is very satisf actory, both as heater and fuel saver, and ' we
-ould recommend the Homer-Furnace to anyone who Is contemplating
, letting a pipeless furnace..
' Ttespectfully yours,"- .:
: . s ' (Signed) MR. AND MRS. FRANK OlILLESPfE. -
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. Hoigate ave., near 43d. '
-; Parkfose, between Shaver and
... ' Richardson sta.
E. Slst st. N.' and Sandy blvd. '
WilbuV sU tiar Kitllngsworth.
. E. fiSth 'N., near Alameda.
Front St., hear Ankeny.
Wisteria st and K. 64th N,
i-KIlttngswortlTave., EX 26th N
West -Park at and Davis.
E. Flanders St. E. 67th N. .
: E. Cist st, N.; near Alameda.
Haipht ave.. near Hoimtn ave.
E. th st. N., near Knott.
K. Sth st: N., near Knott.
K. 29th N.f near Alberta.
Shaver et.r near Minnesota ave.
: Near Multnomah station.
. Newberg, Or.
- tC. 62d N., near Ulisan.
Olenn ave. N' necr Alneworth.
."Detroit, near Ainsworth.
Near Ardenwald station.
Mallory ave.. near Alberta.
Hancock St., near Union.
E. 28th st, near Franklin.
' Jefferson st., cor. 10th.
Corvallis, Or.
R. 12th N.. near Kllllngsworth.
Hall at., near Broadway.
.Shaver st -near Minnesota.
Thurman st. near 27th N.
E. 55th N., near Alameda.
E. PSth N., nesr Alameda.
rc. ftfith N. near AltmMa.
Laneester St., near Bryant'
E. 10th S., near Beacon.
Aloha, Or.
E. f8th ave., near 44th 8. F
Alameda Drive, near E. 5th
North.
E. 4th N.. near Falling.
Vernon ave. N.. near Alberta,
N. 1th st.. near Waehtngtoa.
E. 10th st, near Beacon.
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to every foot. Ways .back, and forth with a variety almost uo
" limited. " " . -
y From those exquisite Kamack Wiltons to South Sea . Wool and ,
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9x?12-Foot 9xl2-Foot
Brussels Rugs Axminster Rugs
!: $39.50 to $49,50 $52.53 to $89.50
Sals ar no Hatfl
Easy Terms-
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'SleepweU'? ;
Quality, Service and
Comfort Mattresses
aEid$31
$5 Cash-r$l Week-No Interest"
40 pounds Of felted cotton built up In Jay era (like so- many comfort
ers). Inside of flower-strewn art. ticks, with- heavy' rolled edges and
reinforced boxing of long fiber cotton.' .
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Sleapwell mattresses ar absolutely guaranteed not to lump or shift."
Made in compliance with Oregon's bedding law.' Try one .for 60 nights;
if it's not aa stated, return at d wards' expense ... .,t , - ,
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Riveted Steel
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lis Cask, IS Week, jr interest
f Not ident4ca bbt-quite similar
to th illustration is .this' New
Winner Steel Rang that is
equipped with r ' ; - :
Large New Western firebox.
Asbestos covered oven that's
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--six-inch polished- top (no
blacking).
.. XKiplex grates for wood and .
' coat ' .
.Plata nickel trtmmings. '
-i-pollshed steel body and pol
ished steel warming cioset
Columbia
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- WILL KEEP EATABLES FRESH AND
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-45-pound Ice capacity else 2R.5f
75-pound ice capacity atze jUait.oO
100-pound pe capacity size
Terms 41. Weekly, jr IiUrfit
. Outside cases made of hardwood, finished
golden . oak, insulated with air space snd
filled with thres-ply pack, making all joints
firm and tight. -
Ice chambers ar or galvanised Iron and
food compartments are ail white enamel
lined, equipped with lever tight fasteners on
the doors finished with waterproof coacb
varnish.
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cas y Terns no Interesr
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