i
THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL;" PORTLAND; , OREGON.
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 23.
joui. whig,
favor scrapping
LEAGUE
fCowrrtehtM. lt20. tor THe Journal)
'. Sacramento. Cal.. ' Sept. 23.
BenAtor Hiram Johneort, In hla own
inimitable way, haa atarted but. to
help Senator Harding win tha presi
dency, rand, if anybody haa any
doubta about tha loyalty of Califor
nia' senator to tha Republican
standard bearer ha ahould 'hear
Hiram Johnson whan ha makes hla
tour of Eastern and Western atatea.
There's no room for doub.. Senator
Johnaon la taking Senator Hardin
at Mi word. He la taking tha pub
lic utterances of tha Republican
presidential nominee aa hla text, and
la atatlna; it unequivocally and em
phatically aa a fact that the Repub
lican candidate mean to stay out
of tha Lea ua of Nations altogether.
Johnson doesn't talk about reserva
tlona or uch change or modification
e will preserve American rights and in
dependence. He says he is for scrapping
the whole business and he so under
stands Senator Harding's position. If
that 'sn't the attitude of the Republican
homlpee, If perchance he does believe In
. American membership in the present
League of Nations, with the Lodge res
ervations tr other safeguards, there ut
still time for him to save h'maelf cort
einersble embarrassment. For Hiram
Johnson Is In earnest and mean to hold
Senator Harding to his expressed posi
tion not only during the campaign, but
In the senate afterwards. It Is a battle
: to tha death so far aa the league la
toncerned.
Senator Johnson doesn't talk about
anything else. He doesn't speak of Sen
ator Harding's ability ns a statesman
or a progressive. He merely Is glad
that the candidate stands four square
against the League of Nation. He ex
presses openly hla admiration for Gov
ernor Cox In standing four square in
.favor of .the league.
A0HEEME5T APPARENT
The writer saw the Republican state
eonventlon render enthusiastic homage
to Hiram Johnson and heard the dis
ftlngulshed senator speRk and there
wasn't a man In the room who believed
that Senator Harding and Senator John
aon ever have had or ever will have any
differences on the matter of the League
of Nations. The people of California
know when Johnson is in earnest and
working for a Republican victory. He Is
working hard thin time and his heart la
In the fight because he believes Senator
Harding means to stay out of the league
and accept the viewpoint which the Cal
i Ifornia senator expressed in the senate
last session. .
Kor no matter what one, may think ef
Senator Johnson's views n tha Laagu
of Nations It was ha who started the
fight in the aenate and he who kept tha
Republican party at Chicago from In
dorsing the league with the Lodge res
ervations. He feela now, that Senator
Harding has become ona of tha lrre-i
foncllsble group. In every spfh he
ttakes only Senator Hardlnas'jmbUc
Don't use cosmetics
to hide skin trouble
Resiriol
aids poor complexions
If your complexion 1$ rough or red,
ion't try to cover up the de--
fects with cosmetics Which do not con
ceal, but usually attract attention to the
' reason for their use. Begin today to
clear your ikin with Retinol Ointment
. and Resinol Soap.
This treatment not only cleanses the
' skin and enables h to breathe, tat
v usually removes blotches, redness and
rvughnest,
Ak your saabr far KotImI Soas aaeCtMal
speech. ' There te a'rumor afloat, that
genatqr; Johnson 'has In - hie; pocket: a
letter from Senator Harding, eay tnr In
effect. "Too have interpreted my posi
tion correctly." but Hiram Johnson,, even
If he possess such a . document. Isn't
using It. , Ha merely .takes tha Harding
speeches and Ignores all referencea to a
possible use of the League of Nations
machleery. H Insists that Senator
Harding has scrapped tha entire, league
and because of that action the-California
senator does not hesitate to a-o
the length and breadth of tha land cam
paigning for the RepubllcanUcket
IEADEKS TO BB SPXIT t ;
; Now, oa the other sld of tha question
men ' Ilk Taft, Hoover. Hughe. Root,
Wlckersham and President Lowell of
Harvardhope that Senator Harding will
be all right-on tha issue after tha elec
tion - la . won. ' - Conference are to take
place In New York this week when EHlhu
Root returns from Kurope. Unquestion
ably there will be art effort -made to draw
Senator Harding back to the league or
at least to the position he took In the
senate When he voted for the Lodge
reservations, but if he does well, . there
will be a, certain senator from the state
of California, who heart will go fur
ther Into the gravs than that of William
Jennings Bryan. A to political ef
fects, this state can be carried by Sen
ator Johnson by sheer force of his per
sonal appeal. If Senator Harding ahould
do the unexpected namely, daaert John
sonthere would surely' be trouble in
this stat for th Republican party. But
no one seriously experts any change in
the Harding position on th league. Sen.
ator Johnson haa Interpreted the Re
publican nominee's attitude so authorita
tively, as far aa the people of this part
of the state is concerned, thai they would
ba a ma ted and astonished to hear any
thing to th contrary from Senator Hard
ing. LONE KEOSO "COXTEXTIOlt
Th Stat oapltol here was an fntar-
estlng place to visit, for ftr Rjnati
Johnson addressed the Republican oon-
snuon. in Honorable Samuel Short
ridge, candidal for United SUtea sen
ator, mad a lengthy apeech , mostly
ifatnst Wllaonlsra.'to which ha said he
had been constaiUr opposed ever sinew
tha Wilson tariff Ml! of 1WS.1 After the
peach waa ever I heard many ft person
exerts wonder, whether Mr. Shortfidga
reallv . believed Wood row - Wilson was
also responsible for the Wilson tariff law
at 18SS. StlU tha nnU-Wilaon crusade
which tha Repubiicana are making In
cludes most everything Wilaonian any
. Three other etate oonvantlona, by th
war. were roinr on m the stats capitou
Th Prohibition Lets and tha Democrat
mat at oppoait anas or tna ouuaing ana
In a. room especially given htm by the
secretary of stat. the progressive etat
convention waa held by n lone negro,
John W. Fowler, who. presented his
credentials and made th keynote speech
to himself after giving out coptes to th
newspapers. Later he conferred . with
th . Republican state chairman about
"fusing" with th regular Republican.
Willards Divorced,
Wife arid Husband
To Divide Liquors
" (By Cnitrd ICewO
New York. Sept 21. Mrs. Ella OutH
rle Wlllard baa obtained a divarc from
tar husband. Eugene S. Wlllard. There
isn't anything extraordinary about tl-i
case, except for tha faet that tha divorce
settlement of 19 JO Is forced to recognise
the changed oondltiona dua to prohibi
tion. In the Wlllard home were held
Jointly a quantity of wines, liquors and
cordials. And by a stipulation entered
into by both part lee, these are to be
Senator-iequally divided. Wlllard accepting all
th haasrds of removing nia anar irom
his wife' cellar. .,
cJ "Merchandise of f Merit Otiy"
. f -
1
1
Choose Your Piano
From Tliis Unrivaled Group
Knabe Ivers fif Pond
Hazelton Bros. Behning Haines Bros.
Baldwin
and enjoy the prideful pleasure of owning an instru
ment linked with a name that stands for true perfection.
See and Hear Them All on Our
Musical Floor
the Seventh
i
The World's Acknowledged Best
in PHONOGRAPHS
Sonora Victor Brunswick
Pathe Widdicomh
Stradivara
Do You Know of a Finer Collection?
i.
Convenient Term of Payment
on All Pianos and Phonographs
Mrs. Gasco Series
No.5
,
M
5i r
' 'J 4T J. . . -
: f .' , - .
h . -' '4m ,C
Look at (all-thoWhimneys belching forth smoke
and soot! -itr
j.'- ' V r . - .-'v-,4. (..- "i'i ' - ' - --.:
Me;fo,r a section where Jlhcy heat th homes with
Gasco Furnaces, ; v .. .
i ; Se her tomorrow) :.J ti
if V?i:s'-y?. ;.'- ,' "v;,s !'.''" , - - , ,
i l J..'v;'' l-" ;' ' "TIT""" " - -' ' -. . . ..
i .? ''''"". '.",' ; -. '...'." ' : 'K' . " - '....'-".' C ' 1 . 7 ; - -; "" ."' ' ' -
LaeesSpectal
- Nw Piatt Vtts" in dainty pat- f A '
tern for neckwear' and trinmiaf -LUC
ECONOMY BASEMENT.'
Conveniently located it the foot of the
stairs delicious pastries and bread. . .-"'-
-ECONOMY BASEMENT. '
- x . I lat a -: a ' . a .i t ee I
EVEHriHlNG FOR CASH EVERYTHING FOR
Superb Fur-Trimmed Coats
Of Salts Peco Plush
39 inches
Long . .
$35
Full
Sweep
sV
iff
Special! Yes, Extraordinary!
- a,
YOU -well know the thick, furry pile, the
rich black, the high luster, the wonder
ful wearing qualities of Salts Peco . Plush.
And here you have the genuine Salts, Nov
elty fined and sumptuously enriched with
large shawl collar of Coney fur, also deep
cuff and 8-lnch band of Coney. Women
tell us that far or near, there's nothing to
compare with these coats at $35.
ECONOMY BASEMENT, Uoman, Wolfe cT.
Wool Jersey
For Thrilty, Early Shoppers -
To Go With a Rush
Fine Quality! Fashionable Models.
RICHLY Ell B R O I E R E D ar? these
Dresses, in three charming styles, the new
long-sleeve, tunic and straight-line effects.
You will not be the only one to realize that
these dresses will cause a commotion when
the selling starts at 9:15. You should be at
the door when the gong rings.
ECONOMY BASEMENT, Lipman, Wolf A Co.
Dresses
SKETCHED.
Splendid News From the
Corset Section
CB a la Spirite Corsets
For the High School
Girl. Sizes 20 to 26
Particular care must be taken Jn the selection
of a suitable corset for the budding figure of the
girl of high school aee. You will find these cor
sets especially desirable.
Made of batiste with a girdle top and a medium
short skirt.
Corsets for Short
Stout Figures
Corsets of coutil, medium low bust and medi
um long skirt with graduated front clasp; fin
ished at top with embroidery. Sizes 20 to 36.
Front Laced Corsets, Extra (J Q
Xonir Over Hip and Back tPO
Of coutil with medium bust and embroidery
trimmed.. Sizes 21 to 34.
ECONOMY BASEMENT. Lipman, Wolfe & Co.
$2.50
, Ektra Special!
Women's Full Fashioned
v I Stockings
Perfect fitting, double sole, td and heel
and wide garter-proof top. Slight Irregular
ities, bring; them to you at this low AQ
price. AU sizes, black and cordovan 40 L
ECONOMY BASEMENT.
Lipm.n. Wolfe & Co.
Unusual Hats at
an Unusual Price
We Have just Made a Hundred
More to Sell Special at This Our
Feature Prjce for Trimmed Hats
THESE HATS will pleasingly demonstrate that good
taste and charm in millinery may be secured at
prices that are Getter than moderate.
And not only are these hits beautifully becoming but they
are of really good materials and thoroughly well made.
Velvet hats with ostrich trimmings do not linger long at
2.95. Come etrly Friday.
ECONOMY BASEMENT. Lipman, Wolf & Co.
98c
Sale of Lingerie
All at One Price
Comprising a group of wonderful value-giving
. i I it, . i a
specials mat win mrong
the aisles in this sec
tion tomorrow.
Dainty Boudoir
Caps
Silk and lace combina
tions in a variety of very
attractive colors, includ
ing light blue, pink, rose
and mais.
Fancy Batiste Bloomers, Special 98c
With a fancy design in blues a wU-made. re
inforced garment, elastic drawn at waist and
knee and finished with narrow ruffle. Sizes 25
and 27.
Envelope Chemise 98c
-Of soft finish longcloth in several attractive
styles; daintily trimmed -vith combination of lace
and embrpi4ery or narrow embroidery edgej
round necks. Sizes 36 to 44.,
ECONOMY BASEMENT, Lipm.n, Wolfe St Co,
Women's Cotton and Mercerized
Union Suits
Samples, discontinued numbers HO
and manufacturers irregulars.... lOt
ECONOMY BASEMENT,
Lipman, Wolf & Co.
Silks, Dress Goods, Domestics, Priced Less for Cash
Fall Bleached
MUSLIN
30c Yd. '
The. weight for night gowns,
children's wear and many other
home uses, and this is a splen
did grade, entirety free from
dressing. Full 36 inches wide.
Hemstitched
TABLE CLOTHS
54x54
inch
es
$2.10
54x68 &C ETA
Heavy weight, mercerized
cIothY-in a splendid assortment
of patterns.
Economy basement,
Lipman, Wolf St. Co.
Colored Dotted Swiss
Ciirtoining 59c Yd.
Very popular is this turtaining
with theawoven dot, irr a choice of
colors, including pink, blue and yel
low. 36-lnch Curtain Scrim 44c Yard
Splendid Quality, firmly woven, in white,
cream and ecru; ribbon edge.
Heavy Weight Cretonne 59c Yard
In florak and conventional patterns on
Fight and dark grounds; the most desir
able colors.
Striped Curtain Scrims 65c Yard
Attractively bordered in pink, blue and
yellow.
economy basement.
Lipman. Wolfa aV Co.
Our Cash Only Policy Permits
v These Wonderful
Silk 'Values
A wide selection in the best qual
ity silks.
All underpriccd in the extraor
dinary Basement way.
C-in. Satin DeLuxe,lightd0
and dark colors, yard. . tDdJO
36-in. Satin Charmeusc j0 J C
in wide range of colors tP-WOD
40-in. Crepe Meteor in CQ PA
black' and navy. ....... $091
4d-inch Crepe de & i ET
v Chine 3)1.00
, Black Millinery Velvet, sp'l $1.50
ECONOMY BASEMENT,
Lipman, Wolf St Co.
A Wonderful Special
AU-Wool
Serges
and Union Granite Cloth
$1 .37
In the wanted colors, such ax
navy,' marine, brown, green and
brack.
Full Size
Bath Robe Blankets
$5.95
Complete with cord and tas
sel. A splendid assortment of
popular, patterns.
ECONOMY BASEMENT.
Lipman, Wolfa Co.
School Shoes Greatly Underpriced
Many Pairs From Our High Grade Upstairs Stock Included
430 Pairs Misses' and Children's Shoes
- .
Short Lines But Plenty of Sixes
Exceptional values in lace-and button gunmetal and black kid stock, all on
a wide nature-shaped last. Ail have heavy soles and spring or quarter heels.
Sizes 6 to 8'
- 92.85
S to 11 ti to 1
$3.45 $3.85
Boys' High-Top Shoes
of Calf Skin
"Heavy soles and good heavy uppers with two buckles at op.
wet feet for a boy with a pair of these to trudge off to'schootin.
No xold
Sizes it to it
$5.00
i3A to 2
$5.25
2i to V
$6.25
ECONOMY BASEMENT. Lipman, Wolf Co.
'. .4.
Mm't Hith Cradt
Khaki Pants
Of
fine
extra
; khaki, carefully
cut for fit, and
'j trongly .con
structed for, wear
" Made ; with ' ) belt
' loops ! and-turned
: up ctiff s.'Wonder-
ful values.-' Good
range ttsxztt.
! - ,
ECONOMY BASEMENT,
,Upman, tWu Co
THIS STORE USES NO COMPARATIVE PRICES THEY ARE MISLEADING' AND OFTEN UNTRUE Kh.
' ' ' ' r , . . I .. .P;., 'V.'v
o
X
1