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E AND U. S.
IN FULL ACCORD,
DECLARES COLBY
By Hudson lTawlejr i. J .
I (CTnitad News BUff Cociwpondent ) 1
Washington. 'Aug. 19. Secretary
of 8tate Colby, in three Important
- announcements, bearing , on the Rus-ao-PoIlsh'
" situation. Wednesday
cleared the diplomatic atmosphere to
an appreciable degree- : "
In giving out the text of France's
reply to the United States, note) of
last week. Colby pointed out that both
v governments have "a common object
ive" In regard to Russia and Poland.
' arid i enpecially! excepted " the : French
recognition of Wrangel As "a divergence
not of purpose or objective, but of nol
lcy."i That divergence, he made plain,
''should 'not diminish or qualify the
ratisfaetion arising from so complete
an accord as to the main purpose."
'LEAGUE IS X E CESS All Y ,"' j
( In an address to a deputation
citizens of Polish birth or descent.
.. . . . ....... .... ... u.u . BimuiQ iiicailo
of his note with regard to helDlna- iPo-
litnrl tha nnrnnt t V, T
Nations triumphed , at the November
election. "... ; :i j j:
j Inia special statement he broke a
diplomatic lance with Foreign Minister
Tchitcherin of the soviet government,
-springing the "deadly parallel" on i the
i Bolshevist statesman, by checking the
-Tchitcherin discraimer - of proposed agi-
tat ion with, previous announcements of
. the soviet chief. Lenin. i
; Of the French note, Colby .'said that
;,lt "b tales without reservation that ! the
' French government is in entire agree-
i ment with the principles set . forth In
; the American note." j
' VIEWS IX ACCORD I
"It adopts almost in Identical words.'
Colby continued. the view of this gov-
T crnmeni regaraing me soviet regime in
Russia and declares that France jean
"i have no official relations with a gov
; ernment which is resolved to conspire
against - its institutions, ' whose diplo
mat win do instigators or Soviets, anj
; whose spokesman proclaims that they
will sign contracts with . thej intention
not to observe them. . I
, "The French 'government further de
clared without qualification its lellef
In Polish independence and Its desire
for maintenance of the, territorial ln
! tegrlty of Poland.
j "Most gratifying Is the declaration
! of the French government - of its I de-
I sire to help the Russian people land
of its onDOsition tn tha rtinm("mhmint
I of Russia. Th , response is a notable
7 oeciaration rrom every viewpoint
j brings to the; position " taken by
"United States a striking emphasis
powerful support."
j AGREEMENT SIOIflFiCASTT
While pointing out, without express
ing either approval or lack of it. that
this government has not recognized the
Wrangel de facto government In South
told his hearers to "look, to the 'true
sources of power In the country, which
In the final analysis, he said, amounted
to "public pinion." ."i,
Then he fired his broadside at the Re
publican opposition, in this wise : "There
are many, many people in this country
who are surveying the conditions that
now exist in Central Europe with a sat
isfaction that they make no attempt to
conceal, i They ; are outspokenly opposed
to any form or degree of Intervention, no
matter how desperate the conditions or
circumstances may be that call upon us
for active effort. - They have flouted and
rejected the enlightened machinery that
was devised In conjunction with ' the
treaty of Versailles to cope with such
conditions as now unhappily exist in the
world, and ; are content to voice their
feeling of relief that whatever may be
happening j to other mortals, it is not
happening to them.
SELFISHNESS PRETEXTS RELIEF
' ?"We cannot go to the relief even of
Poland, provided the view prevails In
this country that we have no concern
with anything beyond our national bor
ders. The question, you see, In Its larger
ad true aspect, is a political question.
,'The Tchitcherin ; statement which the
secretary called in question was con
tained In a dispatch from Berlin in which
the Bolshevist minister was quoted as
saying : j j
j"Never did our stateraen say that we
.would fail to observe pledges. We, have
shown, on the contrary, we strictly adr
beVe to obligations. If we promise you
to protect; you f against agitation of the
third Internationale, all our representa
tives will rigidly fulfill this pledge."
! "I do not suppose," said Colby, ""that
Tchitcherin has superseded Lenin as the
authoritative spokesman of the soviet
purpose. The actual words of Lenin are
In a very; sharp contrast to the utter
ances of his foreign minister." To prove
his point, he quoted from
Lenin's before the council pf the people's
commissaries during the i negotiations
upon the Prinkipos conference, to this
effect-:.-;- .. -viv "it- ' 5 ; '-
."We must be prepared o make every
concession, promise and sacrifice In or
der to entice our foes lntothe! conclusion
of this peace. We shall fknow that we
have but concluded a truce permitting us
to complete our preparation for a deci
sive onslaught whtch will assure our
triumph." . - I ; I
Colby backed up this With other quo
tations from Bolshevik sources to em
phasize his deadly parallel. -
- An "informal reply"; toi the American
note ' of last week, coming - from Italy.
the power to which It was specifically
addressed, has been received at the state
department. What its nature - was the
department officials did aot divulge,
Municipal Lines in
San Francisco I May
j Adopt 6-Cent Fare
San Francisco, Aug. 19i tt. P.) This
city, one of the few where 6-cent car
fares still hold out. Is (considering an
advance to cents. 5 h r
Motormen and conductors on the
municipal lines have asked for an in
crease of 1 a day.. A conference will be
held next Tuesday on the matter.
The city also is debating the possible
purchase of the United j Railway lines,
which compete with the (municipal cars.
Apparatus has been Invented that re
cords the speed made bnr a j locomotive
at each point In a run, f where it stops
ana ; now long, and where It is '. re
versed,.-1
and
the
and
Russia, as France informs us in her
note, Colby took pains to -follow if up
: by saying : "We are disposed to re
gard the declared agreement of France
, with the principle of the United States
as of more significance than any di
vergence of policy , involved in the. spe
cific action of France In this single
-respect." - v j,
V With the Polish deputation, which
was ' headed : by Colonel : Francis Fro
xak, health commissioner of Buffal).
N. T., Colby amplified tha declarations
f the government's note. .
j "The attitude and the reelings of this
-government are not left to speculation,"
he declared. "They are not; open to.
Kdoubt. Its recent pronouncement on the
question must satisfy everyone of h the
depth and genuineness of American in
terest in Polish independence, i The dec
laration which this government made of
Its belief in Poland to the extent of the
constitutional power confided In thej ex
ecutive means every measure that can
legally be taken will be adopted to render
effectual the position of this country,
and many steps, of which you are aware.
nave already been taken." ;
EXECUTIVE TOWEB LIMITED
( At . the same time, the secretary of
state warned his audience that "people
are prone to look to the executive Its a
source of plenary power, able to do any
thing that it is prompted to do,! and
that "tflls isn't that kind of a govern
ment." The powers of the executive arm
of the government, he pointed out, "are
defined and limited." And he therefore
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IN Tonight's Telegram and Tomor
row Morning's Oregonian You
Should Read of Two of trie Most
Important Sales for Men That This
Discontinuing tfye Sale of
Fashion-Park Clothes
Every, jSuit and Coat -
33V3Vo Off
j -Fifth Floor, Lipman, Wolfe tc Co.
1 Manhattan Shirts
and Underwear
: 259b Less
Men's Shop, Just Inside Wash!n(ton Street
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TAor Electric Washers
f ThorouRh demonstrations, free trial and
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Seventh Floor.
Planned for Friday
Luxurious New Wool
About One Hundred of Them
For a Quick Selling Event on Friday
Scarfs
CHOICE
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SKETCHED , FROM I'KTTICOATS ON 8AL1U
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200 Jersey Silk Petticoats at $4.25
A similar lot of these identical Petticoats lasted but several hours in a sale
two weeks ago. .j . : j. h, . , "
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Fine Jersey Top Petticoats with Taffeta Flounces
Fine Jersey Top Petticoats with Messaline Flounces
Every garment perfectly ! made- all colors anil all sizes. And the sale price
is phenomenally low. I ' . j I ? ' '
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Late Delivery: Quick Clearance
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Georgette Blouses
A heavier quality than
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Embroidered Batiste v
: Embroidered Voiles
$5
Plaid Voiles . Checked Nainsook
' Plain Voiles, Nainsook and Flaxon
Linen Scarfs, $2.00
Day Cases, Pair $3.75
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Maize 1 ' i Navy Taupe 1 Salmon
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i-Cases that will go far toward converting the
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Axminster Rugs $62.50
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WE MADE A REMARKABLE PURCHASE OF
A Half Car of Jars
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At the Lowest Prices in Years
A Dealer, caught with an : immense quantity of fruit jars realized the neces
sity of turning his surplus! stock into cash immediately. We bought the en
tire quantity at a bargain 1 price that permits us to offer these fruit jars to
housewives of Portland ATT EVEN LOWE R PRICES THAN PREVAILED
DURING NORMAL TIMES. i
.None will be sold in less than dozen lots. " -
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Mason, quarts, doz... . . .
Mas6n, half-gallons, doz.. .
Ball Special, pints, dozen.
Ball Soecial. auarts. doz..
Sure Seal, half-gallons, doz.. Vi .98;
SeSeal Regular pints, doz.;;.:.79t
Self-Seal Regular; quarts-jdqz.85ij
Self-Seal Regular half-gallons, .
doz. i . .,...'.. . '. . -98
IWide Mouth, pints, doz. 7. . , . . .89
JVVide i Mouth, quarts, doz. . . . . . .98
Wide Mouth, half-gals., doz. $1.10
Economy, pints, doz. . . ..... . . .79
j Economy, quarts, doz. . ... . .99
if&oripmyf, half-gallons, doz. fV 1.09
Selco, pints, doz. . . ... . . . . . . . . .95
Selco, quarts,: doz. . . . . .. . Y . . . . .98
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