MONDAY, AUGUST 2. 1920.
THE OREGON DAILY JOU RNAL. PORTLAND. OREGON !
DOUGLAS
MARQUIS
OF QUEENSBERRY
DEAD AT ABE OF 52
if - uonuon, Aug. z. 11. xm. B.i ina
Marquis of Queensberry died today In
Johannesburg, 8. A., on Sunday, said
a Centr-al News dispatch front that
city today. j-
The family nam of the Marquis ; of
tQueensberry fwas Percy holto Douflaa
arid hs was 52 years old. He succeeded
to the. title In .1900. He was twice mar
ried. The eldest son. who will succeed
to the title. Is 24 years old and fought
in. the World war.
The marquis of Queensbery mentioned
Is the son of . the marquis who became
noted . throughout the - world as a pa
tron of sport, particularly of pugilism.
The weil known "Marquis ef Queens
oerry rules of the ; boxing ring: are
credited to the father of the lately de
ceased marquis. These rules were
: framed in 1867 and have since been used
.-in all championship matches. The son
who succeeds to the title will be known
mm the tenth marquis. The family Is of
: Scottish origin and the title goes back
; to the fifteenth century, i
Economist Gets Cox
1 View on League; Is
; Going to See Harding
Daytfcn. Ohio, Aug. '2 Irvine Fisher,
the noted I economist of Yale, today re
vealed the real purpose of his confer
ence with Governor Jamea M. Cox, dem
i pcratic .presidential nominee..
' "I am the representative of a newly
formed organization of college professors
; and newspaper editors! who favor; the
. League of Nations," said Fisher, "and I
mas delegated to talk with both Governor
- Cox and Senator Harding? for the purpose
ct finding out exactly where both can
didates stand on the league. Our organ!
laMon will support the candidate whd
comes nearest to representing our views
Fisher said he would go to Marlon
from here and would probably have a
conference with Senator Harding. He
declined to make any; statement ss to
whether he found Governor Cox's at
titude toward the league ,in accordance
with his own, but said they had gone
Into the matter fullyj - Fisher brought
away from the conference an advance
copy of the governor's speech of accep
tance.. The Vale professor would give
no details as to the size and membership
of thjr organization he represents.
Oovernor Cox rested from politics Sun
day. In the morning ihe attended serv
ices at Christ Episcopal church, Dayton.
nd In the afternoon : he " acted as
his own chauffeur, driving with Mrs.
Cox to his farm at Jacksonburg, 30 miles
from Dayton, ajid returning late In the
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Linen Stationery,
Special 50c
Splendid quality linen caper
in ' the ever-popular - Faxon
brand.: tin white and a full
ran re of colors.
Street Floor
c"Merchandi'o of J
Merit. OnUT .
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Salvation Army Pair
. Is to Leave for New
Duties in Chicago
Colonel and Mrs. T. W. Bcott, eon-'
manding, officers Of . the- Northern Pa
cific province for the Salvation Army,
will leave; the Northwest August 25 for
Chicaco to take cbarae of the property-
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naval and mmtary relief work. The
Northwest headquarters are in Seattle.
Qoionel I and Mrs. Bcott ' spoke Sun
day1. In the hall at 128. First street.
Tuesday noon Colonel Scott- will be
hbnor guest at a luncheon at the PorV
lartd hotel given by the advisory boafa,
of the Salvation Army, and Tuesday
night the final farewell service will be
held at the army ihalj. 128ft First
street" The public Is lnyited to this
service. j - .
Among the achievements in Portland
tinder Colonel -Scott's supervision are
the' purchase of land f for a new building-
at Sixth and Ahkeny streets- for
S70.000, and the purchase of the White
Shield uome tor ssu.poo.
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Debs Says He Will
Stay1 in Prison If
. His Comrades Must
Washington. Aug. 2. Eugene V. Debs
Socialist candidate for' president, who
is now confined in the federal prison at
Atlanta, has urged his friends and fol
, lowers throughout the country to make
no further attempts to have i him (reed
unless all other political prisoners are
released, simultaneously.
Debs made this request In a letter to
Mrs. Lucy Robins, secretary of the Cen
tral Labor Bodies conference of New
York, which is In charge of the Ameri
can Federation of Labor campaign for a
general amensty for: political prisoners.
The letter was made public Sunday by
the American Federation of Labor ,
Film Workers. Win
Their Demand for
Unionj Shop Policy
! (By Uaitad Newt) I '
New York. Aug.. 2. Films turned out
by the motion picture studios about
Kort Lee. N. J will hereafter be in
scribed wtih the union label, j
Two thousand craftsmen employed In
the studios struck recently, demanding
,a union shop, display of the union label
on the films and a 10 per cent increase
in wages. ' At a conference between stu
dio owners and representatives of the
workmen Sunday, all demands of the
strikers were granted and they were to
return to work Mayiday. ;
Japanese Battleship !
Anchors at Enzenada
Tsan Diego; CmU TAug. 2. ul P.)-i
Americans returning from Ensenada to
day reported that a Japanese warship
1 anchored at Ensenada and that sev
eral United States destroyers are now
at that port. Navy officials refused to
comment on the reports. ' ,
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Georgia Population ,
.. Given as 2,893,601
vReorgia has a population of 2893,601,
the canaiu burAAu t anrninnMii ;
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Lunch in
"Thm Barnyard"
Far above the noin and heat
of the city itreet, you can sit
by the bit: windows and really
enjoy a delicious lunch.
I Eighth Floor
O
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UR candid advice to any
woman who is interested in
the purchase of furs is to
Frist, Select the Store, Then
Select Your Furs
The buyint of Furs has always been a
transaction !n which most women have
been at the mercy of tth shopkeeper.
Women know most other lines of merchan
dise, but only experts know Furs. s
And so we say that of paramount lm
portance Is the election of the store
select an - institution of character, - one
whose reputation is based on
Sincerity and Honest
Dealing
HEN and then only, may you be assured that anv Fur
is Just what it is represented ,to be -that the mode is
authentic and that the savines are as represented -
I'; We Are Going on Record ;
In this August' Fur Sale with the statement that, notwith
standing the seemingly insurmountable obstacles encoun
tered in our preparations, every earment included is priced
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At Subttantial and Worthwhile Savings
We were advised by the leading manufacturine furriers
against even attempting to hold an August Fur Sale this
year. -But we were determined to repeat the triumph which
occurred in our Fur department last August even though it
be at a great sacrifice of profit.
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AND so we again state most em
phatically THAT YOU CAN
j BUY FURS HERE IHJRING
AUGUST AT LOWR PRICES
THAN WILL PREVAIL TUR
ING THE REST OF THE! EN
TIRE FALL AND WINTER
SEASON.
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Here are specific instances of the sar
in g$ which await you; ' '
YOU CAN SAVE $78
36-inch Sealine Coat with natural
on
squirrel collar and cuffs.
on
YOU CAN SAVE $205 ,
I 3 6-incn Hudson Seal (dyed musk-
coat, with opossum collar and cuffs.
on a iinch
and cuffs.?
YOU CAN SAVE! $234
on a 36?-inch Natural Gray Squirrel Coat.
YOU CAN SAVE $th)
on t 3 3-Inch French Seal Coat
YOU CAN SAVE $124
pony Coat, with Australian opossum collar
YOU CAN SAVE $97 1 ,
; j on a 3 6-inch Marmot Coat
J YOU CAN SAVE $205 .
on a 3 6-in(h Hudson Seal (dyed muskrat) Coat, with skunk
collar and cuffs.
i While we wea favored with co-operation to a degree
and with the full power of large concerns from whom our
purchases were made, the savings are as big and as gener
ous because of the fact that we are practically foregoing
profit to assure the success of this sale. (
YOU CAN SAVE $290
on a j45-inch Hudson Seal (dyed muskrat) Coat.
-Also proportionate savings on all separate pieces
The tags on the garments plainly indicate your savings,
for a small tag with figures in red ink gives you the sale
price, and a larger tag. on each garment plainly marked in
black ink gives you, the after-August price at which each
i garment will retail.
Third Floor, Upman, Wolf A Co.
Convenient Terms of Payment1 May Be Arranged
T3 ESERVE your furs now and we will store them for you until you wish to take them
Into your possession. Even though you are at the mountains or the seashore it will
well pay you to come to Portland for the savings in this sale are extraordinary.
-A-Decidedly Unusual Offering in '
nouse uress prons
Priced While the Lot LasU
$9.
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TUESDAY always
brings some fea
ture offering Jn
House; Dresses or
, HOuse Dress Aprons .
but it has been.
' many a week since
we have had as in
teresting an m
nouncement as this.
Good -looking
House Dress Aprons
.of genuine scout
percale in plain pink
or blue, tiny checks,
plaids and stripes.
Also variety of de
signs in figured patterns.
Slip-over, side-front closing; and envelope styles
in square, round and V-necks. - ,
A variety of trimmings combine to make these
the best-looking House Dress Aprons that we have
seen to sell at 2.35.
owth Floor, Lipman, Wolf & Co.
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, Boys' Wool-PIated Bathing Suits
5pctai $3.45
BATHING SUITS in a mixture
of wool and cotton knit,
fashioned with skirt and In at
tractive striped color combina
tions as well as plain colors
Navy. Kelly and Gray. In sizes
,36 to 36. Specially priced at
$3.45
Also Boys' Knit Caps - or
Tofues to match in all colors.
x ; Price 39c. r.
j Fifth Floor. Upaua, Wolf. & Co
Whtre U thi Woman Who Will Not
Buy Another Corset
when she has! the privilege of choosing standard
models at prices which are really irresistible. For
instance
Well Known Makes
La VidaEtoile de France fdodart Corset
$4.95
Splendidly made
Corsets of coutil,
brocade and batiste.
Many less than half
price. AU sizes, but
not in every style. ,
Lestelle Corsets
$1.95
F r o n t lace Cor
sets, medium weight,
in plain and fancy
materials in ! flesh
color. Made for av
erage figure 25 to
30. j
C-B a la Spirite Corsets
Sports Mode $2.95
A wonderful corset for outdoor sports made of
pink coutil. with, three-inch elastic at Waist line
- long skirt and four supporters. For medium figure.
Special, $2.95.
Splendid New Muslin Brassieres
$1.00
Excellent quality muslin BrassferV. trimmed in
cluny lace and made with V-shaped neck hook front
AU sizes, . j
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Fourth Floor, Lipman, Wolf Co. -
' A Sale of Picture Frames
Both WaQ and Stand Styles
Extremely Low
Priced Choice
68c
TOMORROW we will pfeco on sale just
flve. """f Picture frames in an
tique gold,, all fitted with glass and back.
f In all sizes from cabinet to 8x10 inches,
at the unheard of price of 68c.
we aayise you to shop early If you
want one of these frames,
'icturs Gallery, Seventh Floor, Upman, Wolfe & Co.
The Sale of
Fine Jersey Suits
So Extraordinary at $25
Continues Tuesday. ; ' rr'.i
Salts that are all excellent examples of specialty
workmanship, for the factory from whence they come
is devot4 entirely- to the exclusive manufacture of
Jersey Suits. ; You will find them in all the wanted
shades and colors.
Third Floor, Lipman, Wolfe & Co. '
j This Store Uses NorComparatio Prices They Are Misleading and Often Untrue
Except
onal Values fttie Me em
Everything for Cash-Everything for Less
I
Choose
From Any
Wash
Skin
in Stock Tomorrfryv -
All at One Price
$2
ECONOMY BASEMENT
. Lipman, Wolf 4k Coi
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" A New lArrivaal of 60
Trimmed
Of Satin and Taffeta
Some jof them. are ostrich trimmed; others are
seU-trimmed, In black, navy and white. r
ECONOMY BASEMENT, Upmaa, Wolf A Co. r
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)nyx Hose QO
Ini black, navy, fawn t ft Jf& VU
re in thr lot. These -
An Unusual Offerinj
Of fiber silk in the popular dron stitch, thevicome
and suede, while not all sizes in each color, all sues are
nose will find ready purchasers at 9Sc. L -J. I
Mercerized Cotton Stockings
In the much wanted drop stitch, jof a fin quality yarn, they are the
kind of stockings that stupe themselves snugly to the wearer. They Akg
are in black and white and very specially priced at, ............ . rkUK-
4-ECONOMY BASEMENT. Upmak, Wolf & Co.
SPECIAL!
For Tuesday Only
A Small Lot of
Leather Purses
and Moire Bags
Ana ths Isatncr Is leather
beautifully hand chased.
Ths bag's are fitted on a
carvsd trams and have chain
handles and handles of
material. They are a
sa vines opportunity at
real
ECONOMY BASEMENT
Lipman, Wolf & Co.
$2
Boys' Wash Suit Sale $
Well knade. serviceable wash suits of repp.j
chambray, gingham, madras , and percale they
come in White with fancy colored collars, cuffs and belts,
and in greens and blues with fancy trimmings, j Sues
irom to 8. i
Boys' and Children's Hats
In many different styles and patterns'; There are many
hats In this collection that will be quite seasonable until
late in the fan. I Some are slightly soiled,, but f
they are: unusual values at. ................ . XJL
. ECONOfY BASEMENT, Upaaa, Wolf & Co.
Remarkable Blouse Sale rfx -i
.You will hardlv believe your eyes for the values ; 11
in! this lot are , very- unusual ' The waists ar of UP Jim
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organdy and votld In botlj plain and novelty effects.
some are trimly tailored, others are daintily tucked, while still
others are made iln attractive combinations. Thev are trimmed
with large pearl puttonsj slip tie and satin neck bow.
i j ECONOMY BASEMENT, Upman, Wolf Coi
New
Baby Blankets
$ J .35
The litest for babies
Indian crib blankets,
crochet ends. Novel
terns in pink and bluej
Heavy
Bath Mats
with
pat-
Thick and of-a good &ize
In a fine' quality material.
Beautiful designs. -
ECONOMY BASEMENT .
Lipman. Wolf A Co.
Muslin and- Sateen Petticoats
Very
Special
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Of soft, white longdoth, gored
style, with tape at top an4 fin
ished with deep ruffle of good
edged- embroidery or flounce of
lace tucks and insertion. Also
white sateen petticoats, gored,
and finished ( bottom of skirt
with hemstitched- ruffle or deep
scallop, j Lengths 3 to 35.
Special ! I Sateen Bloomers 4 j ie
In White and flesb. elastic drawn atV I J
waist and knee. Sizes 2$ and a 7. .-.
House Dress Aprons $1.98
-Medium II rht In color', a stmfird atMm nr,i.
Collarless, panel front effect and square neck, pipings
of narrow white tape. - Sizes 36 to 42. : . - f ;
ECONOMY BASEMENT. Upman, WeJf & C
Two Big
! Dotted Swiss
; 39a Yard 1
Only 3 So yards re
maining of this perfect
quality curtain fabric,
which, as you must
realize. Is more .than! a
bargain at the price.
Drapery Specials
j Printed Scrims ' 43c Yd.
--There are many places
I wnere tnts peautuui material
can be usid Instead of expen
. L-sIve draperies, t for the de.
v signs and patterns and soft
! toned coloringsi giver them
I richness. - 36 i n c h e s wide;
ECONOMY BASEMENT, Upman, Wolf & Co.
Drapery Rernnnts
'- Greatly Underprised ;
The "month-end sales left a
large assortment, of drapery
remnants in our stocks, in
cluding scrims, nets, i mar
quisettes and filet nets. They
are well worth looking over.
; - ECONOMY EASES.TTNT
Upman, Wolf c Co.
CHilclren's Gowns
1 Special 98c
Of soft, whjte longdoth.
new and fresh. In two
Styles. Daintily trimmed.
ECONOMY BASEMENT
Upman. Wolfs & Co.
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Meri'sT? - Piece Underwear .
,ottoa, ribbed shirts and drawers made
of a fine quality yarn. All sizes.
Fine, Cashmere Socks CI,
In natural gray. 3 pairs for
ECONOMY BASZM2NT, Upman, WoL' 6 Co.
MEN'S
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This Store Usee No Comparative PricesThey Are T.Jisteadinj end Oft
This is an increase of 284.840, or 10.9
per cent, ova: 'the population of 1910. :
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