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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, OREGON MONDAY, AUGUST 23, 1820. HARDING WHIPPING LEAGUE fill FORM FOR STUMP By Raymond Clapper t ; Marlon. Ohio, .Aug. 23. (U. P.) Hard at work on one of the biggest i speeches of i his campaign the League of Nations address to be de- i livered here Saturday to the Indiana delegation. Senator Warren G. Hard ing m few visitors today. (Thl promises to be the biggest week of Harding's campaign thus far. To morrow a - delegation of theatrical i stars will call on him. .Wednesday he addresses railroad men at Gallon, i near here. r SPEECH IS CRUCIAL The Republican nominee considers his Saturday upeech as one Of the high lights of his campaign and is carefully guarding its contents. Colonel . George Harvey, editor and bitter foe ''. of the league, is assisting Harding on the document. Senator Knox of Pennsylvania, who has made a careful legal study of the league covenant, and author of the peace ; resolution passed at the. . last senate, has been asked to. coma out and . confer ' with . Harding on this subject, but1 it is not known whether his health will permit him to make the trip from his home at Valley Forge. COX CHARGE "BIDICULOUS" One report today was that the Sat urdayt speech -will contain the mysteri ous 12-word campaign' slogan which is said to have been written by Harding himself. ' Senator Harding today dismissed Governor Cox's charge that the Repub licans are raising a 115.000.000 cam paign fund as "ridiculous. ' There is no foundation for It all," Harding said. "Let him make his reve lations." - , , Eammed Ore Ship Vanishes; No Trace Of Crew Is Found j , 1 - Sault Sle. Marie, Mich Aug. 21 (L N. S.) Scores - of vessels have passed the spot; In Whtteflah bay where the great steel ore carrier, Superior City, was rammed and sunk by the freighter Willis I Klh Friday night, but no trace has been found today of any of the I J persons believed to have perished when the ship went down. : Not even a bit of floating, wreckage has been sighted. Coast guard officers along the shores have seen nothing and there is a grow ing belief that hope of any. survivors being found 1 unwarranted. It la be lieved that the explosion which followed the collision, and tore off the bow of the Superior City flooded the ship and drowned members of the crew in their berths. GASOLINE SUPPLY . 4 - 1 'I GAINING RAPIDLY Mexico Intercedes For KidnapedJTanks Washington Aug. 23. The Mexican government has notified the American embassy at Mexico City that "urgent steps' have been taken to secure the re lease of several American citizens and other foreigners kidnapped by the bandit leader Zamora, the state department an nounced today. . ' - Washington, Aug. 21. (I. N. S.) The oil supply in the United States la more favorable than it has been for months, according to government' exi perts. . ' 1 , 1 Dr. David White of ; the . bureau of mines cite the following developments Which have Improved so materially the outlook for oil: j' i ; ' OH production In the United States jumped vsharply in June, the ' output being 37.219.000 barrels, with a dally average production of 1,340,633 barrels, the greatest , ever recorded . for ) one month. ' MEXICAN SVTVVT QAXVITXQ in addition s Imports; from Mexico jumped and Dr. White estimated these would double In a year. $ The present to tal output figure is roughly 60,000,00' barrels. . - . The consumption . of oil has remained stationary, for months and in 'June It actually began to decline. t r - With regard to California, Dr. White predicts that t the present rate. Cali fornia within two years will be depend ent entirely ' on mid continent sources and Mexico for her oil and gasoline. He pointed out that the recent jump in pro duction in the mid continent fields was what saved the California situation. LOWES OfcADES TJSEU ! It ' was explained mat the increased gasoline production, which in May at tained a record' output, was due In part to. the recently adopted practice of util ising lower grades of oil In gas. The rationing system on the coast also affected materially the consumption fig ures for that region. Improved refining machinery U being1 used io enlarge the supply of gasoline. i : Charges that a so i called L "gasoline ring" in California was deliberately re stricting production and distribution of gasoline have been publicly . retracted by the parties who lodged the complaint. Dr. White stated, i. Americans En Eoute . To Feminist Session Rome, Aug. 23. (trnited News.) Fifty American : women, members of the National Couhcil bf Women, have arrived here, en route for the Inter national feminist congress at Chris- tiania. They will visit Florence, Ven ice and Geneva on their way to the conference. , . i When Folks Quit Coffee because of cost to health or purse, they naturally drink There's a Reason J FN mam . ! Ml... i " . ' . ' " i w ' for Awtast ! ! " - j k ' 1 ' i c s ii v It you j were invited to a concert every month to hear the greatest artists .sing and play their newest offerings, you would quickly take advantage of it. That is exactly the opportunity 1 the Victor presents to music-lovers everywhere. You can hear these new numbers at any Victor dealer's ; and if you have a Victrola, you : can: enjoy them when ever you wish in your own home ; : , - Each Shining Hew - Home! (DomuO ; Zaxa Mamma taschra di easa : "(Mother Has Goee) Quartet No. 3 in E Flat Minor Seherxa (Tsehaikewaky) Heaven is My Home t - -latroJiierden and TamntelU ISirmtt)' Violin Last Night When Night Descends Blue Danuba Walts Prelude in G Minor (Racaasaalnofi) : Otello- Era la Botte (Caaaio's Dream) Old Folks at Heme All Star One-Step - Hn Dri-Fox Trot Tha Love Neat , ' - - Blue Diamonds 1 1 x Tiddle-Dee-Winks I Love the Land or Old Clack Jee Love rfeat Medley Fes Trot A Young Man's Fancy Fex Tret ' Gams frean "Apple Bl Gem from "Irene : . Number Emilia de Gogerza 64S83 Emmy Destinn 87310 Geraldine Farrar 87311 Flonzaley Quartet 64889 Mabel Garrison 64891 Jascha Half eta 74626 Homer and Miaa Loulae Homer 87570 John McCormack-Fritz Krelskw 87571 Philadekkia OrcLestra 74627 Sergei Rachmaninoff 74623 Titta Ruffe 88621' Fniestitie Schumann-flelnk 88620 - All Star Trio) . All Star Trio1867S Ellly Murray 18677 1 Vkter LIsM Open Company f-"0 Baiy Murray and Peerlesa Quartet Josepk C Snuth'a Oreleetira,L: Jeeepk C Smith's Orhaatra j 18673 Vkter Light Opera Company Six Price 10 $1.25 ' : 10 1.25 10 1.25 10 1.25 10 1.25 12 1.75 , 10 1.50 ,10 1.50 12 1.75 12 1.75 12 1.75 12 1.75 18 .SS 20 .85 10 .85 10 , .85 12 1.SS Any Victor dealer will gladly give you an illustrated booklet describing these new Victor Records and play any music you wish to hear. New Victor Records on sale at all dealers oh the 1st of each month. Victrolas in great variety from $25 tOjff500. ii j ..'-MM'.- - " :- I ' !' - I , . . . pat. rv j - " ' . s " I " ' t;-'"-" ( . T' . j -'! ; 7 - ' , ?i-.7 . ! r - -r - c ' " I - -i - t."-'-'' ..-' w ' t HIS MASTERS VOIdT This trademark and Che ttademarked ewl "Victrols" iantify all our products. Leek sader the lid I Look on the label f VICTOR TALKING MACHINB CO, . I n ' -1 " Camden, N. J, . 7. ! Barf r mil Everything for Cosh Everything I for JLess The Right. Kind of Economy in School Sales 7 it it at simple at that two and two make four, you tavm here on tmart ntwtogt for i chool-a walk through the bauement on Tuesday will show you many examples, " BOYS! These New School Suits ! U . 1 I Wl Are' An Education in : Better Values $13.95 ' New effects in Norfolk and Belter Styles, new fabrics in gray, brown and tin mixtures cassimeres. cheviots and tweeds in the old reli able quality that you have come to expect at this store-trousers full-cut and full-lined with taped seajjis that's what makes these suits such exceptional value. Sizes 7 to 17. Knickers ,$2.45 Caps $1.19 In light and dirk Stripes and plain colors military collars, sizes 6 to 16. Of mouse) colored corduroy, fullcut with tape seams. Sizes 6 to t6. . - Navy jserjee Caps in the new; fall shape and full lined. Sizes 6 to i 7. ECONOMY BASEMENT. Upnian. Wolfe eV Co. NAZARETH UNDERWEAR Knitted Waists 50c For Miss Go-to-School Boys' and" : Girls' Stockings 35c Of fine quality black cotton, medium ribbed, double toe and heel. Full length and elastic, sizes 6 to 9. Childt i Hose 1 55c Fast dye black hose In sizes 55 to 9 'A. ECONOMY, BASEMENT Fine quality, strong and durable with; tape" over shoulders. I . i - Union AQ Suits tPi-eli Waist style with Jow neck and no sleeves, knee length. : ; Taped-on buttons, and metal ' supporter fasteners. All sizes. ECONOMY BASEMENT. ; Full-Sized BLANKETS DRESSES $2.29 Sixet 8 to 14 Frocks of fine beach cloth in the favorite Rose and Alice Blue with dainty white! cuffs and collars. Charmingly embroidered in con trasting shades. Wash Goods for School . Dresses -"Everdiy" i suiting and romper cloth fn many designs and shfdes, yard, 59c. j SMOCKS $1,49 Sixet 8 to T4 The very! prettiest styles in white, rose and Copen, 'round and V-necks with and without collars, cleverly embroidered and smocked. i Flannel -Trimmed Middy Blouses, S2.VX : The heavy white Galatea, navy flannel collar and cuffs and' embroid ered emblem on sleeve, make these middies exceptional value. New Jap Crepes in plain colors, yard 59c. ECONOMY BASEMENT Lipman, Welfe A Co. $2.85 One case of standard weight Blankets, i first i quality with crocheted ends, very specially priced in the August sale. Wool-Finish Blankets $3.75 Gray Blankets with assorted borders, all with extra well crocheted ends. Full size, none C. O. D. and none to dealers. Extra Heavy, Blankets ! $6.75 Beautiful Plaid Blankets in full double-bed .size. Woven with a genuine curl nap so su perior for warmth and wear. Save now for Fall and "Winter use. ECONOMY BASEMENT. Smocks For Women and ' Misses We Waited! $1198 And Sure Enough Prices CamelDown Then we bought. The Smocks we secured at tach a low price are so attractive and marked so low that you! will be sure to want your, share. Of voiles and heavier materials in, white and the most becoming colors, slip-over Styles, beautifully em broidered in contrasting colors. Save now on these for home, ichool and sports wear. I ECONOMY BASEMENT, Lipmaa, Welfe eV Ce. 1 SKETCHED. Silks A most complete show ing of quality weaves at prices very friendly to your pocketbook. Crepe de Chine $1.49 Standard quality in shades t for street and evening wear and for underwear. 40 Inches wide. Satin Messaline $2.19 One of our finest silks, and In the very best shades. 35 Inches wide. Satin de Luxe $2.65 Extra heavy soft and serviceable stylish in col ors and weave. ECONOMY BASEMENT ' Wonien V Low Eootwear Hundreds of Pain At Lest. Than Reduced to $3.45 White poplin Oxfords and Pumps' of high qual ity, odds and ends, with high and low heels of wood and leather. Sizes . 2 to 9, widths AAA to C. The Great ; Sale at roken Linet Whole tale . j . ' Reduced, to $5.25 Pumps, jTies and Ox-. fords in brown and black kid jatent and black satin with). Louts heels, 3aby . Louis, Cuban and Military heels. Sizes V to 9, widths AAA to C. $3.85 This is the most re markably low price that we have seen on wom en's pumps, ties and oxfords of such un doubtedly good style and quality. Of black, M&rown and patent kid with Louis. Baby Louis and other -heels. Sizes 2Vi to S. Widths AA to C. ECONOMY BASEMENT. New Velvet Hats $395 The soft, lines, refined style and excellent finish of these trimmed ready - to - wear hats make them most becoming. Smart new models in solid and combination colors. - Try them onl ECONOMY BASEMENT. SKETCHED MEM j The Famed Cape Fear SOX 29c In black. white, tan, navy and a new cordo van shade, j Great for wear and comfort and a great big special value. ECONOMY BASEMENT,' Uetraaa, Welfe A Ce. 3:7-f This Store Uses No Comparative Prices T hey Are Misleading and Often Untrue S9OSSaK)0 5 r IS O 8 8 ' . . ' - f
