, THE OREGON' DAILY JOURNAU, PORTLAND. OREGON.
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 24. v 1820.
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Waahlnaton. Sep. 2. U P.)
Neither the United States nor Japan
la wilJinf to rive way in the fight of
the mIKado'e pVernment to prevent
further discrimination against Jap
arieae by California, development to
day allowed.
The ' complicated situation, rapidly
becoming the moat serious problem fao
inf this government, today was M fol
lower ; t . . '
The- yited 8taus 'government will
maintain Its position for exclusion t
Japanese ImmlgranUi. but will make a
supreme effort to avoid conflict with
Japan over further discriminatory legis
lation In California.. ". ' '
Japan Concede h right ef the United
fitates to bar her ImmlftranU, .accord
ing to state department Of ficlals, but
Insists that her subjects already in Jthla
country, mnit , not be dlecrfnitneted
against further by passage of the new
Callforonla anti-Japanese land law.
CAJIWO-r, rRKTCNT WW
The state department said it was un
able to prevent the proposed law for
absolute prohibition of aU land holding
by Japanese from being voted on by
the people of California in the November
elections.
Ambassador Shidehara will demand aa
a f basis for his negotiations with Secre
tary of Bute Colby that the federal gov
ernment aomehow stop the California
measure from being carried Into effect,
according; ta authoritative statements.
Shidehara haj warned Colby a wave
of anti-American sentiment win sweep
over Japan If California passes the law.
BErAJlTME.tT WOT DECIDED
An Important development today In
the situation was an official statement
that the state department had not yet
decided wheher- to act before the vote
cct the California measure or wait . to
see If the vote In California would open
up a way for meeting Toklo's protest-
It was Indicated at the state depart
ment that a plan already has been ten
tatively formulated for solution of the
California problem, but officials will
not discuss this beyond saying- they are
hopeful of a settlement.
An attempt by Japan to precipitate a
complete revision of existing relations
between the two countries so that the
racial equality of Japanese be recog
nised Is regarded aa likely.
CoaH3trike Put Off -One
Week in Britain
London, Sept tt (L N. a) The Cen
tral News states that the Federation "of
Miners has sent notices to the coalfields
suspending the national coal strike order
for one week. The strike was to have
gone into effect Sunday. A delegation
from the Federation of Miners called
upon Premier 3L4oyd - George at 11 :S0
o'clock. ' ' " ' v
Rebekfttis to Olcbre-j
" Vancouver Wash..V Qept. 14. Th
Progress .Kebekah lodge of "Vancouver
will celebrate thl ality-nlnth anniversary
of its Odd Fellowship at the X 0.40. F.
hall Saturday evening at ' 7 6 o'clock.
The local lodge was organised 21 years
ao. More than 300 RebekaAs and Odd
Fellows are expected to attend. The
meeting wtU mark the opening of the fail
activities of the lodge. , ,
l.ltawri'Mce 'ljiccnsis-V ' j : y '
Vancouver; Wash., Sept. 24. Marriage
licenses were t sailed Thursday to Jose
Oulliermo Jarimlllo. 15, and Beatrice
Mitch man, 2S, Portland; Joseph Smith,
St. Portland, and Mary . fiazoer, 19.
Rldgefleld ; Joe Branson 46. .. Los An
geles, and Charlotte Feldman," SS, Port
land Francis Donnelly, 17. and Elaie
Knight. M. Portland "
Border Bureau to
: " " Halt Bootleggers
Washlnfttm, Sept 14. (L N. &) In
an effort to break up whiskey Smuggling
across the international border,- Prohi
bition Commissioner' Kramer today Is
sued an order creating a new border de
partment Including Arisona. KeW Mex
ico and Texas wttb James Khevlln, for
merly stationed In Kew York, as auper
viSlftg prohibition agent This meve fol
lowed reports from Shevlln at 3 Paso
of widespread smuggling at unfreeucntel
points. . - -"' ; '
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Wl ? i'r If l& X'l1 ftsrno vender
Where and
Better Goods for
Comforters
-$3.98
As low as 13.08 these cam
fertere are deslrible. Double
bad sise in assorted good pat
terns. Well made, clean cotton
filled. Better grades priced low
at f.80, S4.0&. 93.90 and S&90.
How Far Does
the Same Money, The
If
Your Money Go?
Same Goods for Less Here
u 91 ik mt, ew if ai ij i'isre.,T jn il bii '.zx lit im ii , -ni i3f
111 Fourth Street, Just North of Washington
Comfort Batts
98c
Cotton batts la fall comfort
sis, wwlsjat S peanda Festaey's
price 96c For yes Who west
better qntltty and more warmth
la the same welgtb we offer
wool sad cotton batts at $2.49.
FEATURE VALUES FOR MEN
Overcoats of Worthy Quality
Finding Buyers at
$2475
Verily, the truth la adocraato.
Her art eoati In leather mixtures la grttss and browno, and
gray coats as elegantly tailored aa you would expect to find
theja if ou paid (40. Belted, half-bolted and Eagllah slip-ons.
Yfta till lodk 16f before you match the value at $24.75.
An attractive line also at 111.75.
Better Prices Here, on
Men's1 Work
Uncle Sam Chambray Shirts, 91-29
-Pay Day Chaabray Shlrta...f 1.49
Pay Day Overalls (220 Denim) f 2.40
Bid Stlfel Oreralli, pair f 1.08
Painters' Overalle, pair... ...f l.OS
Carpaatera' Overalls (hry.).$2.49.
Heavy Wool Mixed Shirts ... f 3.69
Heather Wool Mixed
Shlrte S5.SO
No Other Store Equals These
Offerings in Suits .at
$24.75
Clothing
Heavy All Wool Shirts S-4.88
Cotton Sox. rood trade, i pra. 504
Heavy Cordaroy Pasta 95.80
Men's All Wool SU Shirts. ...90
Men's Mackinawa f 10.9O
Men's Tin Pants,' imir.i f398
Men's Tin CoaU, only, . . . . . .S4.19
Men'a Aquapelle Panta '.94.79
Pish Brand Short SUckera . . . 93.49
At what prices do they feature men' suits plseiwbere: around
$45 to $64, dont they?
Well don't pay it. That la unless yon are burdened with a
surfeit of cash.
At the J. a Ftaney Store there is a Una of men's aaita at
$24.75 that, so to speak, "wins th "medal" Good woolens,
snappy and conaerratiT cuts; browns, ircena, gray.
WARM, FLEECY
BLANKETS
--Before yse isveet la a blaaket be sure to ee wbet
there U tor yoa here la the wa,y of a TSIse. We have
loads of tbem all new stock fall sthe as listed priced
sensibly low.
Cotton Blankets, 45x72 Oar price 91.49
Cotton Blankets, 14x74 Our fflea 91.98
Cotton Blankets, 00x70 Our price 92.98
Cotton Blankets, 04x70 Our price 93.49
Cotton Blankets, 72x0 Our prtee ....9&8
Woeinap Blankets, 0010 Oar price 98.90
Weolnap Blankets, 7Xx80 Ouy price ...... 9.90
Wool Mixed Blankets, (1x20 Our price.. 911.90
Wool Mixed BJanket, 72x84 Our price.. 914.75
Notions
J. & P. Coatee' Crochet Cot
ton la
American Thread Co. Crochet
cotton ..ii
Darniac Cotton, 2 for .10
DAuaacea Pins, paper. . . .
Safety Pint, paper. ......... 4
Cotton Thread. 156-yd. Sp!a.8
Pom-Pom Hair NeU, each . . . .8
Orchid Dress Fasteners
Bias Fold Tape 1
(Black or white) 4
2-In-l Shoe Polish lOa)
Shtnola . ..... i ........... . .8
Whlak Brooms 19$
Toilet Articles
Mentholatum . ............. 19
Pebeeo Tooth Paste...
Collate Tooth Pasta. ......194
Pepsodent Toetn paste. ...394
Hmd'a Honey and Almond
Cream 39
AS The Petals Face Powder.?
Palm OUto Soap, S for.....25
Lux ...... ..io
Bwtft'a White Soap, 10 for.SOtf
Penney 'a Whlto Soap, 10 for .50
Snnbri&ht Cleanser . v. . 5
Creme OS Soap, 2 for.r..-.15
Palm Ollre Shariit Cream. X9
M
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ens
Und
.V '
erwear
Especially Goo4 Values In All Sixes
FOUR FEATURES
-rMeH's Union Sulta
In wool mixed, knit-
flnUh0' 0tt ,ttooth
priced . . , 52.98
Men'a merino mixed
woolen Union Suits of
a rery 'superior trade
a1!... 84.19
Men'a heary ribbed
Union Suits of cotton
subetantlal kra-de
priced QA Q
only VsQaJu?
Men'a wool proecaa
Union Salts to neat
finish food weight
STSL 02.49
ft'
Women's Misses' and Children's
:er: Underweiar
Wirit
-Womau'i ,TJnion.
Salta. silk and wool
all styles and sixes
K.: 03.49
T1 omen's 1 cotton
fleeced Union Suits,
cood weight priced
.01.49
Kisses' eottoa Uaiom
Suits an ' sixes, C : to
.StC1.69
CWMrext'a cotton
Unlwa Suits, all Sixes.
to 4 at Penneya
New Fall Kttppenhamtr StyU BookYours on Requttt
Special Prices That Represent Real Savings
ON MEN'S AND YOVNG MEN'S
Fall 1
..... .... . .
Overcoats
KUPPENHEIMER GOOD CLOTHES ggQ
Thbroughbred clothes whose lines, quality
and tailoring explain the national fame of CJ5 IS
their makers. " 0 U
Lion Service
Clothes
Dependable clothes that will
give excellent appearance
and wear. Latest fall models.
TActc arm not the tort of
clothes bought for "sales"
purposes. All froth, now stock,
and genuine value, you'll admit
$30
$45
FOR OREGON SHOWERS
RAINCOATS
SPECIAL
AT
$25
Tan and gray ddeskin, finished English Slip-
Ons. Waterproof and odorless. Belted and
double breasted.
t " six? II
OTHER RAINCOATS $6 to $50
5. & H.
STAMPS
GIVEN
A
Exelutive Kupenheimer House in Portland
MORRISON at FOURTH
SEE OUR
WINDOW
DISPLAY
Capture This Chance to Get
Governmemt Canned' Meats
At These Very Good Prices!
When are meat prices coming dowry That is the query of -every housewife who has to struggle with
winter bills. But those who have wisely already been vfsiting the Army Retail Store are setting in a
supply of canned meats that will do much to lessen winter expenses.
CORNED I CORNED D ft (PMI ROAST
BEEF Beef Hash BEEF
12-pound cans CO Cfl -
On and one-half pound prfl One-poand can Q0 t JJOetlU Twopound cina at. . ...40c
cans eJUC for OUt Clse of 24 cin at. ..$9.60
r. . r? . . " . $18.00 1 sr3.i! . $14.40 1 . ,", . , $21.00 r:vz'!;:. !i:gg
Meeting With Public Approval Are:
OUskin Rain Hats 75c D WKI Toqifes 50C
S.?:..??!! $2.50 and 553.00
2ff?! f . fT!?: A1!?, f ?? .'!!75c and S1.00
Fleece lined winter drawers, new, gj
Cotton summer undershirts, new
at
50c
tirce blue denjm Uun4ry bits 6SC
Slntl. itetl coU loljlnj S4.75
ffi.'.Xr."'.'.' 8350 and $4.00
!??. 75c and 90c
Shoes
ReclssaeeJ FleU
and aaarcking,
$2.75 Shoes Shoes n$$r
Man Qiieirs
Mail orders to this store are tfyen prompt and ImmedliU attention.
All transportation charges mast be paid by the perchaser. as prices
'quoted ire f . o. b. Portland. Where shipment exceeds ptrcel -post, re
qulrements (70 lbs.), drajige is ;also charged. v;
ARMY R
AIL STORE
Where Quality Tells and Price Sells
FIFTH AND PINE STREETS
' Store hers, 8i4S te 6A& T. M. Opea Safcerda After
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