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THE OREGON DAILYV JOURNAL, PORTLAND. OREGON
FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 10. 1920.
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MINNESOTA TRIP
BRINGS JOY TO
HIDING S CAMP
By David Lawrence
fotrght. 19-0
St. Paul. Minn . 8)t. 10. -Senator
Harding made a hit In Minnesota.
Democrats who a w his retention In
the Twin CHlr will hardly tcrulre
thut statement and Republicans will
privately admit that the w?nator dM
ever so much better than they ex
pected. Me was to them a pleasant
surprise a dignified figufc with
plenty of hitman qualities to catch
the Imagination of a crowd ri'Jy
from the outset to like him.
Com pur 1 M" n of ti reception a;ivn gov
ernor Con two days airo and that fiven
Senator HaMtng In not difficult, for the
conditions re almost exactly th same.
HotM candidates' talked at the name. state
fair. Tlie Iemocrunc nominee face J a
t.oaille crowd ; the Hrptihln an nomine
stood before a rtvrrent, almost affc:ilon
ale audience. They liked Harding's pic
tures before they mm w the inan, they
Mere rrady helif-yem In tils philosophy
of enll-Wllsotilsm, they were Imrn anil
hred Hepiihllra iih ami ell Katiwfied thHt
Warren Hardin? rme from rood Ke
piiMican stock and would "do."
Tinftf OK WOKHTI!l(J
fJovernor C.ox. on the other haml. won
friend and made Home vote. He left
a ool Imprrmlon. 1 1 1 1 . hh one Hrptih
llcsn exprixed (t. even !eorgn Wash
ington couldn't tarry Minnesota on the
PeiDOi'Mllr ticket thia ;var The f)em
ocratlc nominee won more appla-.ie
when he drove a horse around the r;ne
track than hy hi speech at the Mate
fair, but he did get a rousing reception
when he rnoke at the auditorium at
nlsht.
Henator Harding's first rpertnr
away from the front porch wan. on the
whole, a htii success. The national lle
iniMlean committee selected a Rood pluce
U. S. to Attempt to
Break Corner on
1920 Raisin Crop
Washington. Sept. 10. (I. N. 8.) Ef
fort to create an "open market" for the
distribution of the California raisin
crop will be made by the department of
Justice.
Action taken by the department, offi
cially' announced here Thursday, to re
strain the California associated raisin
companies from carrying out contract
with the growers and Jobbers filed In the
courts of the southern district of Cali
fornia Is the first move In the campaign.
The department announced that Ike
members of the association contracted
to purchase SKI per c nt of the present
crop nt cr imparatlvel v lo m prices from
the growers to be sold on comrade con
sidered by the de.art;net.t to be excessive.
Hiram Johnson to
Speak in Northwest
Spokane, Wish.. Kepi 10. - Senator
Hiram .Johnson will make a trip to the
Wings of the morning!
Enjoy your good cup of
very
mortiing:
its delightful fragrance
the rich smooth taste.
Enjoy the set-up it gives
ou for your day's work.
Wings of the morning 1
Schilling Coffee
for the experiment. The Twin Cliles are
T"more than eai;er. for "normalcy'' and
4t"tnot people here who chevred flanllnar
imagine he will bring some sort of, rofteC for breakfast C
change In economic conditions that will '
relieve them of present day wurrieu.
Tl RSOrT niHTORICAI.
Hoth Governor t 'ox and Senator Hard
ing were (inked not lo talk iwllllcs at the
state fair. The I tnmocral If nominee j
spoke of ll citiidldacy, therefore, only
hy Implication. The Republican noni- j
Inen was In the hands of friends at the j
fair and touk all sort of llhertiex. even '
to the cataloaulng of Republican pledges.
And the croud relished It. Thpy un-
derstoot) hla discourse on agriculture, i
liked the tone of hi oice and the col of
bis Jll and gave liirn the kind of a ureet - I
lug thsl was unmistakable, both In I
warmth and sincerity. j
Over In Minneapolis tlie senator cap- I
tnr'd the town even more decisively
Si reels that lijrned nut hnndfuls lo fee
Wood row WIImoii h yenr ago were packed
from store window to curb. Home of the
native ay Theodore Uoojievelt alone
got auch a reception in lllnneapolis. (r
tnlnly the writer can textlfy that Min
neapolis, while generous In Its applause
jit Wilson meetings, never slopped work
In midday to the extent th.it thousands
of people did this llnm for Senator
Ha rdlng,
camk toTisrrn )
.Similarly. In the evening, (he Repub
lican nominee stood In Ihe c.iplfol and
hook haeds with thounnds of people.
I-'or io hours the eager Republican 1
walled for n chance to greet hlpv It
reminded one of While House- recep
tions of ancient days when long lines
nf guedts waited patiently to shake the
land of the chief executive
Whit dn.s it l niean? the writer
asked, a Republican friend whose Judg
ment Isn't as partNan as his political
affiliation mlorht Indicate He said It
was the cVsIre of The people to greet n
"ew presidential figure. Indeed. It sii);-
;e ir.i die psvcnoiogy "I,ong live the
enthusiasm whii h comes out of
4hen (here In a change
hit -g
the t,dv iiolltl
In ruler. In cither uords
Klght years is a lone time for a man
to he president of the fnlted States
m.,A M . ....
- i'"Mr:,,i!. nrrnmi; in Harding was'
that of n Republican iMrnnirhnld. e.iper I
to M-f the citadels of government com-j
mantled again hy Republic n ti soldiery.
They came prejudiced in favor of Hard- ;
Ire and .linn away more than satisfied ,
with their original Judgment.
BROWNOXBLOOD
SHOE POLISHES
BEcfIrHOME SHINES
THE BIG VALUE PACKAGES
Also PASTESand LIQUIDS for
Blach.Tan and Wliite Shoes
tlie rr. o,u.cv coii-okations ltd. uuiuuj), ,r
Northwest, speaklnj in Bpoktne some
time after September 14. it was an
nounced Thursday by Colonel Cbarlee
R. Forbes, campaign manager for Hard
ins; and Cootidge in the Northwest. John
son's address) In Spokane will be at the
first Republican ratification mass meeting.
Ukrte persons were killed area M wound
ed and 1000 persona were made home
less by an explosion of munitions at
MarienfeldeC according to tnfnnUon
received bera Thursday. Exploding
Shells leveled the countryside.
KiploeJon of Shell Kills Z2
Berlin. Sept 10. (I. N. 8.) Twenty-I world.
Australia has a movement on foot for
the preservation of Its glganUc "strtng-
;bark" trees, which are the tallest in uie
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ATTENTION! Lovers of Popular Musk
A Saturday Sale of
SHEET MUSIC
4 Pieces" $1
All thd new son hits included, such as:
"The Japanese Sandman"
"Whispering"
"Just Because"
"Haidee"
"The Naughty Waltz"
ind dozens of others just is popular.
Seventh Floor, Lipman, Wolfe aV Co.
c'Werchandise of .e Merit Only
A Shirt Sale
Remarkable
for Its
Value-Giving!
Distinctive in Its Qual
ity of Merchandise
Y'
OU -iill more readily.
appreciate just what
we mean by the above
when yon liave seen the
shirts; when you have
thoroughly tnspacted the
superior taijprinp: when
oti have sufficientlv ad
mired the new pattern and colorings; and finally when
you have buttoned t.ne around you and felt that inde
scribable "feel" of a good-fitting shirt.
Men's Fine Shirts
of Percale
$9.45
Men's Fine Corded
Madras Shirts
$9.85
Coine in neat and semi-ccn-
servative effects; every shirt
specially purchased and shown
for the first time in this sale.
Sofr turiiitack cuffs, jruaran-.
teed colors, and all sizes from
13!; to 17.
ereat quantity of these
A
Jeautiful corded Madras Shirts.
They are splendidly tailored,
and the remarkable wearing
quality of corded Madras is
known to every man. Quoted
at a big saving.
Men's Shop, Just Inside Wahington-St. Entrance
School Shoes
Extensive stocks and sreciaHzed fitting service make this the
rlice to secure just the proper shoes as well as the right price.
The Famous
Acrobat Shoe
For Children
Sizes 6 to 8
$4.25 and $5
'-2 tO 11
$5 and $6
Sizes 1 1 to 2
$5.75 and $6.50
Of smoked, brown and black elk,
patent and black kid, made over a
foot-form last and fitted with heavy
but pliable sole. Lace and button
styles, widths B, C arid D.
Black Gunmetal School Shoes for
Misses and Children -
Sizes 8 V2 to 1 1, $5.50 and $6.25
Sizes 1 1 1 '2 to 2, $6.00 and $7.25
Exceptional quality in this shoe. Fitted with heavy Goodyear
welt soles,, self tip and with spring and quarter heels. Widths B,
C and D.
Boys' Brown Calf Bluchers
S,zel ,0 1 3 13 1 - to 2 2 Vi to 6
$6.00 $6.50 $7.50
Made on the army shoe last. Its other qualities include soft
toe and Goodyear welt soles. A shoe for comfort and wear.
Rnvt' Rls.L rlr ri i
vair oiucners
A mediam weight shoe with'welf tnlc
2im,d,r "irr0W l0' veTyeIdressy
Slaes 9 to 1 3
$6.00 :
$6.50 7 sn
Second Floor. Lipman, Wolf. A Co.
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And Do Not Await Further Orders
300 Men's and Young Men'
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Fine
to
Go on Sale Saturday
At j!LjSl5
I . vSn Qf'VJ&rl0 C-JesBiauiirjaBauxaBluiill
JL Jaw mf VesaaasaikeT 1,,,,
This is a sensationally low price, for the suits
represent many of our very best of such makes as
Stein-Bloch
Langham
And Other Celebrated Brands
Buy Saturday Take Advantage of
the Biggest Savings of the Year!
MEN
Conservative and Semi-Conservative
Effects Efcry Good-Looking Style of
the Day
'YOUNG MEN
Single and Double Breasteds, 1, 2 and
3 Button Coats, Belters, Plain and
English Styles
Best All-Wool Fabrics
9
Worsteds Unfinished Worsteds Cheviots
Cassimeres Navy Serges
Pin Stripes
Checks
Mixtures
Plain Colors
Store Closed MondayShop Saturday
This Store Uses No Comparative Prices They Are Misleading and Often Untrue
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