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THE OREGON. DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND, T OREGON.
FRIDAY,: SEPTEMBER 4 24. 1820.
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By Robert J. Bender
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' ' the German-American alliance may
"be expected to feature the cam
r palgn speeches of Governor Co and
; Franklin D. Roosevelt from now on.
Roosevelt already baa opened fire on
the organisation and Cox U understood
' to have the aarae intention. Ia their at
tack on the alliance both candidate, have
f the sympathetic support of the adrain
. iteration. Democratic leaders have tx
- pried the earns bitterness t the pro
Hardin attitude of. votera of Oerhaan
. origin as they bare t the pro-Harding
V attttude of many ' former Democratic
voiere of Irish origin.
VflEMOCBATS BALLTI50
'" - There la a , strong ' tendency among-
., sortie men of the administration to hold
, the influence of the Irish end German
' American element In tbe country re
sponsible for much of the anU-Leaems
of Nations and anti-Democratio propa-
.-" ganda 1n general. ,
,. : For thia reason there le no doubt that
t aasaulte by Cox and Roosevelt on the
. Carman-American alliance will v- be
I' warmly received in administration
ouartere. '
', Meantime, there la evidence that the
"Democratio campaign la beginning- to re
V bound, Albeit not to any great extent as
' yet,., from the bottom it touched a
if week ago.
It was to be expected, of coarse, that
' after the chaotic slate the Democratic
national committee xouna itseu in,
". there would be some rally.
vmSOJC' STARTS THUGS
' How far it will go remains to be seen.
.Thin rally, as waa ' predicted last week
in Washington, started with the entrance
f of the president lito the campaign. He
' made an initial contribution of $500 to
the campaign -fund ' and set forth the
I .League of Nations-ae the real issue to
be advocated by the party.
Having spoken, some of his ardent
friends began to eome in with money.
" The most striking of these was Bernard
M. Baruch with a contribution of $5000
' It will be remembered- that it has been
' said before in these despatches that Ba
ruch was awaltlna only the word of
; Wilson. ,
j The national committee, seeking
t wherein lays it sreatest hope, haa now
. launched a "match the president" cam
paign for funds, making direct and es-
. peolal appeal to League of Nations ad
vocates to contribute. The first objec
'i tive is a thousand-pro-league contrlbu
- tlons of the aame .dimensions a that of
; the president's. This would bring In
t- JGOO.000 of the approximately $1,890,000
' the national committee regards as neces-
$ sary to adequately carry on the cam
palgn.
? SEE BETTER TIMES
1 While the $l.db,000 goal. If reached
r between now and election day, would
i. mean subscriptions of something like
- J47.6QO a day. It is pointed out that all
, of this would not necessarily have to
be collected before that date. Subscrtp
r tiona received during the last week are
, said, in the aggregate, to have .constl
Z luted ' an average or around 95000 or
$6000 dally. However short this may be
of the necessary ; average . of $47,600
. daily, t is, nevertheless, a vast lm
' provement over conditions previous to a
fi week ago.
The "match the president club," to be
- formed of friends of the league in all
: ' parties, constitutes .the first ral effort
of the Democrats to date at the much
needed organisation to obtain funds,
and it was the hopeful expression of
f the campaign officials that from now on
the ebb-tide, reached in the Cox cam
;. palgn last week, will steadily rise. - " '
: o. o. r. OPTIMISM FAILtltO
It Is the opinion of many - leading
Democrats that there has been a psycho
'' logical condition m the country hereto
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fore that , made ' efforts to - check thS
Republican trend almost futile. But
they feel that, the Maine election ush
ered In the high tide of Republican op
timism and they think that the Republi
cans have done nothing since to increase
their optimism. On the contrary, they
believe that 'the party has failed to
maintain the high mark reached Shortly
after the Maine election. Their position
may be .-illustrated by -a .remark made
Thursday by W. G.McAdoo.
"We are beginning to see the whites
of the people's eyes now," he said.
And to follow General Putnam s orders.
we will now begin "toghoot"
McAdoo is among those who will do
considerable of .the heavy firing during
the closing weeks of the campaign. He
naturally will concentrate on the League
of Nations and disarmament as the two
subjects which "should attract the pro
gressive vote' the teague because it la,
as h4 seW it,- 'progressive step toward
making . things better throughout the
world, and disarmament because it Is. as
he sees it, a progressive step toward get
ting away jrom u 01a custom 01 na
tions arming to the teeth, with the ac
companying heavy taxation on the
people. r V' -:h.. '
In ehort the Democratic strategy from
now on la two rest from the Republican
party the psychological effect xt optim
ism which , has been an exclusive and
very potent factor in the Republican
campaign to date.
Six Arrested and
Fined for Violating
State Aflame Laws
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Six arrests for violations of state nm.
laws have been', reported at the state
game warden's office.. At La Grande
Karl Hushes, HUH. Groat and Burt
Grout were arrested by Deputy J. W,
Waldin, charged with killing China
pheasants out of season, were arraigned.
pleaded guilty and fined $25 each and
costs.
Deputy Game Warden Roy Bremmer
arrested D. 8. Thorton and Leo Kilian
for killing wild ducka out of season on
Mill creek. They were tried and con
vleted. A fine of $26 and coats was im
posed upon each and their guns were
confiscated.
J. L. Edwsrds of Jacksonville was ar
rested by Deputy. Wardens P. H. Daily
and Ed Walker, charged with killing a
female deer. He pleaded guilty and
Was fined $25 and costs.
Tetrazzini Case Is
Dismissed by Court
Milan Kn. lilf .nr B vl r
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don, Sept. 23. Charges of misconduct
Deiween oime. xuisa xeu-aszini, rajnoua
grana opera singer, ana ner secretary.
Sir nor Tata. -ware rilnmliunri ohm th
case was caiiea zor trial toaay. me
charges were lodged against Mme.
Tetrasslhi by the secretary's wife.
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IN G- 0. P. LETTER
By Hudson Hawley
(Vaitod Ks, Btafk OsnpeniUBt)
Washington, Sept 23 A letter
soliciting Republican campaign funds
from Ohio corporations on the
ground that "the Democratic party
Is said to have a fund of $J 0,0 00,-
000," excited the keen interest of the
Kenyon committee investigating cam
paign, expenditures - at Its session
Thursday, 'and will undoubtedly be
heard from later in the . week. '
Written by Frank CMcLaln of Mas-
slllon, Ohio, whose letterhead described
him aa a member of tne American
Hardware Manufacturers association, it
was laid before the committee by Robert
P. Scrlpps, editorial director of the
Scripps newspapers, aa a lead" for far
ther investigation.
Its salient feature, aside from the
charge that the Democrats were raising
huge fund, was the method It sug
gested for getting around the law for
bidding campaign subscriptions by cor
poration a
MLaln, after stating that the quota
cor Stark county had been fixed, and.
that be and others wars on the local
fund raising committee, asked th cor
gV aC TM aak
ASKED
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poration addressed for a $50 contribu
tion, annealing " '
, "Corporations are not . permitted to
subscribe to political campaigns, but
you may distribute the amount we ask
you among the individuals of your com
pany as you. see fit, but please do not
faU as la the -total amount, and lt'you
feel -that you can give more It will be
very acceptable, for the Democratio
arty is said to have a fund of $20,000,
eoo. He added that It would only te
"by the hardest kind of work and ef
fort" that the Republicans could "meet
and .defeat the campaign they will put
forth." concluding with a statement that
manufacturers fared better under Re
publican administration.
Senators Reed and Pomerene. Demo
cratio members of the committee, ex
hibited keen interest in the letter and
aid they considered it Important.
Johnson to Speak
In Spokane Oct. 1
Spokane. Wish.. Sept Jt i-Senator
Hiram Johnson will launch a speaking
campaign .for the Republican' candidates
In Washington about October 1. It waa
announced Thursday b Walter Hubbell.
president of the Harding-Ooolldge club
Of Spokane. Johnson is expected to speak
in Spokane at that time.
Importation' May
, Lower Butter Price
Tacoraa, Wash., Sept. 2. L N. S.)
One million pounds of New Zealand but
ter Is expected to arrive soon on the
coast for distribution at . price much
lower than is asked for local butter.
The Mark of Good Drugs
EVERY prescription filled
at the store o "Depend
able Drugs" bears the
invisible, but no less evident
imprint of qualityand accu
racy. At Nau's every duty is per
formed with the one idea of
affording a service of pains
taking exactness. V
People were quick to realize
this in the early '90s, and are
. still entrusting us with the
filling of -their prescriptions.
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2QETVQMEN FROM
ENGLAND ON WAY
TO GET HUSBANDS
Norfolk. Va.. Sept 24. The good
ahlp Tain ui. flying the British, flag;.
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$55 Suitgand
Overcoats. . . .
$67) Suits and
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from notning a year
to prosperity
What a successful' farmer has learned about overall
FIFTEEN years ago a
farm hand without a cent
to his name today a
prosperous farm owner near
Greensboro, N. C that's Bfll
Clark's record.
There's hardly a working
day in those fifteen years that
Bill Clark hasn't put on over
alls. Almost any titnsyou $o
to his farm you'll find htm in
Blue Buckle OverAVLs.' w
He'sfoundthatBlueBuckles
stand up under every farm job
he's ever given them. And
millions Of other men, taking,
in the crops, keeping things.
left her moorings, here Thursday on
the1 second leg of her Journey for ev
matrimonial paradise) for 1 00 young
women on board. " The Talnul i
bound from London -via, th Panama
canal to New Zealand, where these
young women-hope to find husbands.
"We are ' going to New Zealand to
get married, f . we can find the tight
kind of , husbands," ' said Kiss Ruth
Mace,-one of the wometv in search of a
husband. "We are not looking for
wealthy jnea. i We want to help build up
a good home and a good nation. We
are willing to share the troubles' of .our
husbands. We will do our share of the
rasfe
Our entire ttodc of Men' Fall
from the Kirtxhbaum thopt go
newest of modelsthe finest of
mtnship. Reduced as follows :
now $32
.NOW $36
now $40
,now $44
now $48
The variety of fabrics, models and sizes is at present
complete. An immediate selection is advisable.
CORNER FOURTH
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going in factories and on rail
roads men everywhere who
are doing real work have
found just what Bill Clark has
about Blue Buckles. Blue
Buckles always give them com
fort and long wear.
The heaviest, toughest denim
cloth goes into everjrpair. Blue
Buckle Over Alls and Coats are big.
and. roomy. Ther are made so
they can't rip. And every de
tail is given careful attention
has the best there is in. uolon
workrnanship. . -
All sizes Men's, Youths',
Children's. Ask your dealer today
about Blue Buckles.
Bijt 'sdDting overall in the xvbrld
work and we want above all to be real
women.?' ,
Sf las Alace said the 20ft women on the
Talnul was "the first large "draft" to
leave England in . search . of mates.
"There are few marriageable men . In
England," she said. "Most Of those
who could get married don't want to
burden themselves With a wife. They
find Ufe too easy as It is. An English
man today is not like the Englishman
oflSU. They think only of themselves.
P,er J101 want to "toe down and
help build up a home. Their morals
have undergone such a change that the
s""1 M 10 e very careful whom she
goes with.
'-Women, too. are not aa modest as
f
owerip
Mem?s
and Winter Suit including those
into this great reduction event The
all-wool fabrics) -the best of work-
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$65 Suits and
Overcoats . . . .
ovu."!a.......Now,$56
$75 Suits and
Overcoats
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$90 Suits and
Overcoats
AND ALDER STREETS
"Every pair of Blue Buckles
if always big, strong and
comfortable."
(Signed) Wuxiax Clajuk
they were, and they are eo overwhelm
tngly In-, the majority they almost bid
for the attention of men." ;
MacSwiney Prison
-Guard Quadrupled'
"London, SepUA I. (L K. S.) The
guards around Brixton prison, where
Terence MaeSwiney. lord mayor of Cork.
IS on hunger strike, were quadrupled
today. Mounted policemen were on
duty for the first tlfne. This was the
forty-third day of MacSwlney's hunger
strike. .-. '
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