TUESDAY, : SEPTEMBER 7. 1920.
THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, OREGON '
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LAIS
TO BE CONTESTED
BY
NAVY
BUREAU
By Prank Stetson
Washington, Sept. 7. (I.N. S.)
Tho navy department will contest
more'than 75 per cent of the clalma
filed by oil companies and individu
als upon lands in the huge reserves
of the navy In Southern California, it
was learned authoritatively.
Wednesday wm the last day of the six
months' limit set for fllinf claims under
the conditions of the oil leasing bill
paated by congress dated February 25,
J920.
Of the more than 100 claims which
i he navy department estimates have
been filed at the department of the In
terior not more" than 25 or 30 will be
granted leases under the tertna of the
bll! without a stiff contest on the part
of the department. The other 75 or
more claims will be fought on the
grounds of fraud.
Tha fraud Is of vary-In decrees according-
to department officials, but in
all cases It is sufficient to deprive the
claimants of any rights to produce from
the reserves. Some of the claim! are
filed, department officials say, where it
Is known that the wells are not produc
ing, some are alleged frauds against
the. original locations and others are
allaced to have been accomplished
through the use of dummy drillers.
, . . . . .
Chinese Diplomats
To Change Places;
Sye to Come Here
Washington. Kept. 7. Dr. Wellington
Koo. the Chinese ambassador In Wuh
Ington, and Sake Alfred Sye, Chinese
ambassador in Tendon, will exchange
posts. It was learned at the Chinese
embassy.
Dr. Sye was the first Chinese ambas
sador to graduate from Cornell uni
versity and has never ceased to be in
terested In the development of political,
uncial and economic conditions In the
United States. He will arrive In Wash
ington around Christmas. Dr. Koo will
remain here until that time.
Dr. Pye Is one of the youngest diplo
mats at the Court of SI. James. He
feels particularly friendly to the United
states on account of its stand regarding
Shantung.
Speed King Injured
At Centralia Races;
Machine Is Wrecked
Centralia, Wash., Sept. 7. Oscar
Klmbro, driving the Kimbro special in
the racing car event of the Southwest
Washington Fair grounds auto races,
sustained serious injuries late Monday
afternoon when his car skidded and
plunged through two fences.
Kimbro was rounding the north turn
at about 0 miles sn hour, when the car
Jumped acroes the track, through the
railing surrounding the track and into
the high board fence which surrounds
the grounds. Claire Loughgren, Kim
bro' mechanician, was badly bruised
but sustained no broken bones. -The
machine was wrecked.
Dead Rats and Tin
Cans Admission for
Marion, 111., Theatre
Bt T'atUd Nw
Marlon, Ills., Sept. 7. Vernon Hicks,
who runs a "movie" here. Is a public-
spirited citizen.
"Anything for the good of the town."
is hie motto.
Weeks ago, when the city dads stsrted
a city cleaning movement he let the
folks Into his theater for five tin cans.
It took extra trucks to haul away the
can.
Now Hicks has a sign up : "Admission,
one dead rat." He s helping the war oa
rodents.
So far IS Marlon girls, holding very
dead rsts by the extreme end of the
tall, have been admitted to the picture
show.
After Thirty Tears
Lorain. Ohio. Sept. 7. (I. N. S.)
John Zlstmelster 'and his twin broirr.
Henry, met here for the first time In 30
years. John is a Lorain policeman.
Henry lives In Seattle. "When we sep
arated 30 years ago," John satd. "people
could not tell us apart. Now Henry la
30 pounds heavier than I and one can
hardly tell we are brothers." i
SSE3XS3
azeazazases
PosrtJH
doesrit n
'lei yon doz&n
Many coffee
drinkers who have
tried the change
toPostum feel
better; and know"
Yhere's a Reason
Yawl Crosses Ocean
London. Sept. 7. (I. N. 8.) The
Typhoon, a 15-ton yawl, sailed by a
crew of three men. arrived at the Isle
of Wight from America, after a record
run of 15 days and nine hours. The
ship sailed from Raddeck, Nova Scotia.
She was In strong winds a good part
of the voyage and sailed mostly with
her jib only.
1 r
Hall Gas Floor Heater
No Fames No Dirt
Clean Healthful
Furnace Heat
i5TRODrCTOBY PRICK
$65
Hall Gas Furnace Co.
17 PARK ST.
JJt Boats of Morrlaoa Mala 76
Miller & Tracey
Adult Caskets $30 to S1V00
Main 2691 578-85
The Reward
of Labor
Unfamiliarity with legitimate investments
deprives many a hard-working man of the
fruits of his mental or physical labor. Al
though he may work diligently and save sys
tematically, he cannot benefit by his accumu
lated savings without investment experience.
It is here that the advice of a sound financial
institution may be of great service. The wise
man goes to an expert in any line for advice.
Therefore, when considering investment, he
lays the facts before his banker.
The Bond Department of this Bank offers you
impartial advice concerning any investment
you may have in mind. It also puts you in
touch with securities that will bring you an
income beyond your regular salary, and a due
reward for your labor.
BOND DEPARTMENT
LADD 6? TlLTON
Bank
Oldest in the Northwest
Washington and Third
Portland Pit No. 1, American Legion,
"THE BATTLE OFTHE ARGONNE"
PORTLAND BASEBALL PARK
Next Wednesday, VtiUfhn Street, September 9, 8:30 P. M.
Real Mats--Real Actioa-i-Reel Material
'Merchandise of
I Merit Oil
PICTORIAL REVIEW
Fall Fashion Book Embroidery Book Crocket Book No. 8
The October patterns have arrived. Do your own dress
making, using- Madam Coates' Dressmaking Book, "Step by
Step," and tbe Pictorial Review Patterns.
Pattern Department, Street Floor, Lipmaei, Wolfe eV Co.-
The 8th Birthday Sale Supplies' Another Day of Wonders!
SKETCHED
It Is a Delight to Present the New
4(
99
'Smart Set
Millinery Modes for Fall
THIS collection embodies the smartest millinery conceits
for both dress and stre wear, and every woman wlio
views tomorrow's presentaJikm is bound to be decidedly
impressed.
Every hat reflects the original! fcy that has brought fame to hits
which bear the "Smart Set" label. Andhe prices
SKETCHED
$18 to $35
are decidedly remarkable when one Is thoroughly familiar with the
style and the quality that is combined in "Smart Set" creations.
Third Floor, Lipnuin, Wolfe & Co.
Who Would Not Buy
Bloomers of Beautiful Quality
Wash Satin
At the Specially Low Price
ot $2.45 aPah'
THIS remarkaWe lot of Satin Bloomers
offers a choice of flesh and white.
Made with elastic? at waist and knee, neat
ly finished with hemstitched edge. Rein
forced styles full sizes and lengths.
Fourth Floor Lip man, Wolfo Jc Co.
1 ' X 1
For Tomorrow We Announce One of
the Most Important Birthday Sales, Viz:
100 Lounging Robes
of Corduroy
In the Newest Styles and Most Attractive Colorings
$8.95
EXTRA
SPECIAL
THERE can only be but one opinion of such Robes as
these, and especially when they are priced at $8.95
"They Are Wonderful !"'
Straight and loose styles breakfast coat and empire effects
plain, medium wale and fancy brocaded corduroy.
Some have square or round collars, others are finished with band,
three-quarter sleeves and two pockets.
Rose. Copen, Cherry. Wistaria and Purple are the attractive shades
to choose from.
One of the most remarkable value-giving offerings of this entire
campaign.
Fearth Floor, Lipman, Wolfo 6z Co.
Wai&is
$5
ONE of the. most remarkable ot
all the Birthday Sales offer
ings is scheduled for Wednesday
at which time we announce su-"
preme values in Waists
at
GEORGETTE
CREPE DE CHINE
TRICOLETTE
are the materials of which these
charming Blouses are fashioned.
THERE are hundreds of them
to choose, from and becaust
of their remarkable value and the
unusually large quantity our story
should have covered at least a
half page.
The trimmings consist of tht
choicest laces, fancy buttons, rib
bons, etc., and the styles an
legion. Come early select sev
eral of these wonderful blouses.
Tbird Floor, Lipman, Wolfo & Co.
so?
Smart New
Remarkable Sale of Framed Pictures
Including Numerous Popular Subjects From Maxfield
Parrish's Illustrations of the Arabian Nights
And 6ie two wanted subjects,
1 "Air Castle" and "Dinkey Bird"
Also tvBO popular subjects of Bessie Pease Gutmann
"Aiel.' Kin" and "A Little Bit of Heaven"
are included in this sale collection.
Every picture including more than two hundred, is
Framed in Antique Gold Molding
toned in bltte to blend with the pictures.
The entire! lot is offered for your choice tomorrow
uf. ..jp.'.cra apfaa "J . T
A msMmkmSSmaS
Luxite
Hose
For Men
and Women
and Children
We Are Principal Port
land Agents
t
Street Floor,
Lipman, Wolf. & Co.
Walking Skirts
Specially Priced for the
Birthday Sales Wednesday
$
10
.50
The materials that enter Vuto
the making of these stylish Skirts
consist of
All-Wool Plaids and Checks
in a variety of thenewest designs.
SKETCHED
And many of them are made In knife and box pleating effects
as well as attractive flare models. The entire lot goes on tale
tomorrow at a special price $10.50.
Third Floor, Lipman, Wolfo A Co.
Birthday
Sales
Price
$2.98
SKETCHED
Seventh Floor, Lipman, Wolfo A Co.
!A SALE SENSATION
Tomorrow Comes Your Opportunity of YearTo
Own a Wilson Electric
Rotary Sewing Machine
SPECIAL
BJRTHDA Y
SALES
PRICE
EVERY woman has probably at some time or another expressed a desire to own an Electric Sewing Ma-,
chine.
Because of this sale, scores of these women will find it possible to gratify their wishes. As the Eighth
Birthday SaTes special offering we are going to sell these tjemarkible Wilson Electric Rotary Machines at
the unprecedentedly low price of S5 4.?S.
Nearly everybody knows of the good qualities of the wflson Electric, but in case you would like a few
facts, the-following will be of interest: '
The Wilson Rotary ia oqaippod with a tbaa-tesisd motor.
It is a portable macbJbso that can bo carriol aywWo and handled1 most conveniently.
The Wilson Rotary ia bwOt for rapid, satisfactory'. ad sastainodseprice. ' ,
The WOsoa Electric Rotary SewUf Mecklae can be nsed as satisfactorily with direct or
alternating current. .
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F COURSE these are but -a few of the outstanding feararei Come to our Sewing Machlae Department
tomorrow. Expert salespeople will direct ywr attention .to; ail the qualities of tats ceieoratea tiectnc
Sewing Machine. .L ,
Convenient Terms of Payment Way Be Arrange
Seventh Floor, Lipmaa, Wolfe Jb Co.
$7VSVRas?5VVaTO iisVjrVvyav
Everything for Cash Everything for Less I
150 Beacon Blanket
and Eiderdown
Bath Robes
$4.95
SKETOI
- Mill Runt but the Imperfection!
: Are Decidedly Difficult to Locate
A REMARKABLE underprice purchase of these
splendid Bath Robes, many of which are samples,
others sold to us as irregulars.
The sates price Is unusually small for such wonderful Robes
. and we fully expect to clear out the entire lot in less than a day.
v Figured Beacon Robes or plain'EIderdown in the newest colors
. and patternsmany of the popular darker shades and mixtures
ire also included. . , . .. ( .
. AU hive heavy cord gnd pockets some are trimmed, others
made plain, various colors, etc. choice of the entire collection
Wa the great sale in the ECONOMY BASEMENT STORE. $4.98.
THIS STORE USES NO COMPARATIVE PRICESTHEY ARE MISLEADING AND OFTEN UNTRUE
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