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at. THE OREGON DAILY JOU RNAL, PORTLAND, OREGON THURSDAY. AUGUST 5, UZd. VOMEN DOUBTFUL ABOUT 2 PARTIES, in SAYS LAWRENCE r . By Darld Ijawrrnoe ' A (CopyxichUd, 120 Coluimbus.lOhlo, Aug:. :Woen -ars sometimes supposed to arrire at conclusions by Intuition, but what ever 1 at the bottom of it the fact "1 several suffrasrtat leaders, who are keeping a clos jwatch on Governor Cox and Senator Harding, only aay the Republican and Democratic can didate for the presidency either sep arately or together can furnish- the necessary state to make valid, the .nineteenth amendment, enfrancbia- in the women of the country. ; " t The suffixes leaders snake out a clr , cumstantlal case tending to show that they are the victims of political chlcan ' ery. and if Tennessee does not ratify the amendment, they will not hesitate to ' place the blame where they think it " should be placed, PARTIES SUSPECTED . The women have expressed suspicion about the sincerity of both the Repub- lican and Democratic efforts to .get the suffrags amendment ratified. " Complaint is made .that the Republic- ens in- the sedate could have furnished the extra vote to set the amendment through the session of congress In which the Democrats last exercised control, and thai more time would have thus been . available to get the approval of state : legislatures before the presidential elec : tion. It' is declared, for Instance, that ., Senator Hail of Maine, Republican, could . have voted for suffrage as easily when the Democrats bad control as when the Republicans came , into power a few months later, :--...- But the quarrel of the suffrage leaders is not with the Republicans for that but .-with the Republican campaign managers this year, who. It Is charged, have been . able whenever;, thsy" wanted-, to say the word, to get ratification through either v Vermont or Connecticut legislatures, but . have feared the woman - vote on the league of Nations might swing to Gov ernor Cox. . , - To some extent the same eort of talk ' is heard among Democrats who say the Republicans have it in., their a power to '. ratify the suffrage amendment. But the women are "not altogether positive . that there Is not some inner influence among the Democrats, too, which might be really happy If the Tennessee legisla ture, i or any other" for that" matter, failed. to furnish the necessary vote. WET ISSUE AHISES ; - " It is whispered, for instance, that the Democrats are afraid the women might oppose Governor' Cox t tar ? W alleged view in' favor f a modification of the prohibition- law. -On the. other hand, the women are voting in New York state for president, and Charlie Murphy was more than eager to have a wet can didate on ! the presidential ticket this year and J said to be cocksure of car rying New York state for the Demo cratic ticket; . .. . : I . The suffrage leader have camped on the doorsteps of both the Republican, and Democratic nominees for the-presidency. Tney Insist that 3overnor Cox can control the Democrats in the Ten nessee legislature, y and thatv Senator Harding can influence the Republican members. ; Thus far - the women leaders say the effort has been, more or less perfunctory. - GOAL ANTICIPATED What they would really' like Would be for: the two presidential, candidates td play the same oldfashioned pre-war politics, which they believe .will be played to get the masculine support in vital I states namely, promises of : re ward later en and all that sort of thing. The president and candidates for the presidency do not hesitate to use pat ronage to get results, and the. suffrage leaders, while scorning such tactics as highly distasteful, nevertheless recog nize those methods as effective .ones in practical politics. The suffrage leaders are tired of resolutions, pledges and public statements assuringsupport for the nineteenth amendment. What they want is the Old, practical politics, and If the two ' candidates for the presi dency don't succeed in winning a suffi cient number of legislators In Tennes see there ; will . be loud murmurs and pointed fingers of disapproval, with re spect to Governor Cox or Senator Hard ing, or both, before another week has passed. - '.a-' I " 1 Koosevelt to Speak For Republicans in : ; Moonshine District v - ' i : f ' tB United New) L Newj Yerk, Aug. 6. Colonel Theodore Roosevelt will make a horseback trip through the- mountain regions of Ken. tucky to ' speak in behalf of Senator 1 Harding and Governor Coolidge, it was announced "Wednesday. The I trip win last a week and moun taineers will be addressed in dozens of places i . N Roosevelt will devote his entire time to speaking from the latter part of this month) until the election. After the Kentucky trip Roosevelt will sjeak in states west of the Mississippi river. ; "- i U. S. SEEKS FAIR CHANCE FOR OIL f - t , , , . , By Lee EllmaJter Washington, Aug. S.-r-I. N. S.) Legislation tojplac the United State en a competitive footing with Oreat Britain and Franco in the develop ment : of foreign oil reserves will be urged during the next - session of congress, it was learned hers today. Members of the senate, ! who fear for eign control of the world's oil supply, look to Senator Phelan of California to lead the fight for the participation of the United States in the foreign oil land development movement. The recent action of Trance and Eng land to form a combination for the ac quisition of an adequate supply for the needs of the two countries ; is looked upon here as a move to control the supply of the world, according to con gressional leaders.; f t J - ---- Non-partisans Are Busy Organizing Throughout Idaho Moscow, Idaho. . Aug. 5j An aggres sive campaign to line up every farmer in Idaho With all of the laboring men of the state, is being made by the Non-partisan league, which is doing more work than any other political organization in this state now, A large tent, similar, to those used for small circuses and camp meetings has been bought jby the league and is being used lor meetings in bad weather. The tent is to visit every county in Idaho and meetings will be held in all centers of population. Kor Several weeks the "tent meetings." as they are adver tised, have been held in Southern Idaho, hut now activity is to be transferred to the "panhandle" and every! North Idaho county will be invaded. ( ; The schedule of tent meetings for this part of Idaho includes Bonners Ferry, Sand Point, Priest - River. Rathdrum, Coeur d'Alene, St. Maries. De Smet. Pot latch, Troy, Genesee, Kendrick, Lewiston and Moscow. " - H - A. C Townley, national: head bf the league, will speak at Moscow and Lew- iston, it is announced. Townley's con viction on a charge of disloyalty and ob struction' of the draft, was recently up held by the Minnesota courts. He Is unJer jail sentence but has appealed the cage. IDAHO STATE CONVENTION ; PUTS TICKET IN FIELD . fijmpa, Idaho, Aug. 5. At the Idaho state convention of the' Non-partisan league ' Wednesday In Nampa, H. F Samuels, of Samuels, Idaho, was nomi nated for United 8tates senator. Sher man D. Falrchilds of Kuna, for governor tenant govemer. Delegates from all parts of the state attended the conven tion; which was welcomed to Nampa by H. H. Keim, mayor,- in a stirring speech in which Mr. Keim said: . , "I hope you-wiU show, ere you finish th day's work, that i you have , done something; for we need it.- . Republican Floor ' Leader Breaks Eib Newcastle, Wyo., Aug. BN (U. 8.) Congressman Frank W. Mondell, Re publican floor, leader, is suffering at his home here with a broken rib as the re sult of a fall from a haystack. iffh, Red Hands Made mooth and White By cleansing with a neutral soap and the frequent application of . MARINELLO ose Leaf Jelly - SR J followed by sponging the surface with Phantom Powder. Foil explanation and booklet free. V 203 Broadway Bid a., PortJand, Or, rnone msrtnaii zzo7. THREE FIGURES IN !3? BLACK !3? CAN YOU SOLVE THE !3? MYSTERY !3? llil! -ou& of Quality (llllllllllllllli E n)(Tf) PAIRS in BROKEN or SHORT LINES. We ARE SELLING these i ava mui Tiiin a uicy vuji nui rru i mey olll tor. T e I 1 wmm A i . S i nese are up-to-date Shoes, l his includes both men's and ladies'- SEE WINDOWS. . 3 r j "Baby-Bu. Have- . gln C& 3. t Tlerchandise of c Merit Only' . Arrived -Eighth Floer. Important 25c Sale of Handkerchiefs : ! Continues -tTMt Floor. t - ' s Packard Brogue Oxford, lotus calf. beautiful dark color, Q " i l A new toe; regularly $14 )JLXiJ.U Men's Real Calf, guaranteed Neolin sole, semi-English KPI Goodyear welt; reg. $10 I)OaOO gi 0 'W 9 bSbbbV SsssslsW ' ' ' j 'I ;! : ' -.H ' i :.. "' , - (':.' I ' .' $8.30 Ladies' Patent Goodyear welt, eyelet 3 mL! $4.95' ChiJd ren's Barefoot Sanda smoked horse . and tan color. in iGood Th eo & Florodora Ties, light airy soles, high and! low heels, in black and mahogany! kid . $8.30 1 SS:rl $4.95' s soles; all sizes up to per- pair 2i $1.65 W ; -Aim $11.85 $11.85 l a s m Oxford, "military heel, high arch. Lotus Mahogany Calf Goodyear welt Men's Genuine Goodyear welt cut, buckskin regularly for On sale in all $8. -1 fcl?3f w . Veal Calf . 1 ' W , blucher t'i--'Zitz-t slip. Sells 1 ntyZhJ-3 widths i : 60 REPAIRING Why Pay More? LADIES' Best Oak Half Soles $1.25 Rubber Heels ..30 Leather Heels. ; fixed .-i.-35f - MEIf'S Best Oak Half Soles ... .. .91.50 Rubber Heels -.35e , Best Boys Halt Soles ..'....S1.25 Ladies' Mahogany Kid and Calf, as cut; in blind eyelets. C P. Ford's make.' Shoe A beautiful $11.35 Ladies, Mahogany Kid leather, French heel, plain toe as well as tip, Goodyear welt, Fall style, AAA to E up to 9. Regu- - Qr larly $15.00 ........ elXXaOO ! GUARANTEED FOR 90 DAYS ; Panco j Fiber Half SoleSr - Wear longer than the .best leather and are waterproof. ! Men's $1.25, ladies' $1.10; sewed on. i ; H 149-151 FOURTH STREET; hoe ca MOE,S Next to Honeyman Hardware Co. !n!n!ll!l!!l!II!!!l!!H!!l!l!!ni!lll!l!Il!l!1i!l!l!ninili:!5!!!!in!li:i:!!l!!!!l!!lH!!!!im! liIll!lUttlllli!iailUlilli!lllillillllllltUllllliliiilillllllllltlllilliilllllUllll!illillilitiiimin : Ejitire Stock Gabardine Tub Skirts Severely Underpriced for a Friday Sale! Of coufse every woman wants more Tub bkirts at least one more. For tomorrow we announce an: unexampled opportunity to select from our entire stock of Wash: Skirts at the lowest prices of the season. 1 : . -s, -. , .. i . -.- . . . ... . .-- v . In view of the fact that these garments can be worn throughout September and October, and even later, this sale is doubly important ; ' (.1 . . i l ' ' Four different -price groups have been prepared for your choice surely 'early shopping need not be empnasized. $.95 -Eight of the styles arc picturerd above there "are many; more'equally attractive models. Because of the substantial savings and for the reason that-this sale is intended to absolutely clear away ouristock of Wash Skirts- EVERY SALE MUST BE FINAL. Third Floor Upman, Wolf & Co: A Welcome Purchase Accounts fori These Tremendous Values By Far the 11o$t Important Sale of Neckweari Which We HaOe Held in a Year 1 j ... V I ' :" ' - Choice More than five hundred pieces in this assortment -yes, neckpieces, of every conceivable mode -in fact, a wonderful selection, j . And On Any One of -Them You Save One-Half Tuxedo and H)und-neck collars of flat Venise-. f Dainty roll collars of or randy, . tiny ruffles of fine Val with touches of embroidery ; SKETCHED Vestees of crearri, net with many rows of flat Venise and Vai,.with Tuxedo collars Organdy Fichus and Tab Collars, and a profusion of other new and pretty Neckwear. CHOOSE EARLY! Stxt Floor, Lipmsa, Wolfe & Co. ! t Now for Fine ersey Suits f And a Special Price Which Means Big Savings You know so well how this particular New York maker excels in the making of Jersey Suits.. Hardly necessary for us to say more than we are delighted to have this wonderful lot. . The attractive price for Friday's Sale is And when one realizes the fact that here is really superior tailor ing 'in Jersey, Suits fashioned in the advance fall , models then only can one know What a small pric $25 is for such suits. :l Blue, Brown and Green ; v Heather Mixtures Navy Blue New Blue Reindeer Tobacco Taji Black Brown i The Jersey is the suit for all wear why not supply yours tomorrow? ' TVtrd Root. Upsassm, Wotts St. Co, ) 1 &UmWm M-i ' lis"." iviaj- i ,' i -V'V - ; C4' i ThU Store Ueee No Comparative PrieeeheyfAre Misleading and Often Untrue 1 X 5
