The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972, October 01, 1920, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextORrcoir dailyjouhnai; foutlaiid; .oiiegon. - FRIDAY, 'OCTOBER a . 4 infprmaiioa supplied by JrWreseatative Isaao Siegel of New Tork 'tending to show that there la a monopoly control Hng building materials of all kinds- he "bad lacked ppprtupUy jto Jeara what U la,1 v ' 1 - i ' . i- " - '' t,XAorx BSHI9D CDVST. Republican leaders do not underesti mate the possible effect of a break with the Borah -Johnson wing. Their support was enlisted after the. Chicago conven tion only' with difficulty and Che r ace arranged ws a 'patched affair, made only aftef.Hardlng had granted con cessions. The Irrecencilablee constitute a powerful force in the senate, and have a considerable following. For the pres ent, it would seem. Vr opposition is tacit, for the, purpose1! "smoking out" the candidate. ;' : Democrats are awaiting an opportun ity to tarn to their advantage any advo cacy of the world court scheme Root assisted in evolving. Boot acted en in vitation of the league. It was explained, and the court would function, under the league. The Democrats argue the oouft would be success, where its p -yteees-sora failed, 'because the" machinery of the league provide a fateaaa of 'carrying the decisions into affect through, coer cion. .,w;..-r f -. . "Root's world court will not furnish a plank on which Senator Harding can reach solid ground on the league," a cabinet member declared,- , V poses following five months of "daylight saying.", ,;- - - :jV; T-.;. - 7 y;. ! ; ials;Oiwck;Up;; iCliaiofiHousiiig? Tiist m New York ; ii " e ; Neew York. Oct r . K. B.) Fed eral and state authorities today launched a vigorous investigation. Into dreum stancee that Indicate the existence ofsa ,ahousing trust" In New York state, I On orders from Attorney-General Pal mer. United States Attorney Francis O. Caffey started to cheek up Important , Diecnea Financing Brldgv- , T Pasco. '-. Wash, Oct. lvR. B. Me Farland and C F. 8tlnson,representlng the Pasoo Chamber ef Commerce ; I R. Johnson of the Kennewtck Commercial club, and a represenutive of ' the Walla Walla Commercial club went to Takima Wednesday, where they met: with : the business. mea.feUUvi to gett'ng. .assists t ance in financing the proposed Columbia sr".' Hver bridge between Paaco and Kenne- J Wick. . . . , . ' ax Clocka Turned Back . Denver, Colo.. Oct. 1. I. N. 8.) Den ver clocks were, turned - back one hour today, the city resuming mountain stand ard time for all business and social pur ' Br John Gldwacr r.t Washington. 'Oct. 1. It is re- LTHC - DISPLEASED WITH A K . Jiabljr learned that the "Irfeconcil "able" croup of Republic-. Bpnatore. (hna who have oi)AAMil.thi ntrv Ot fcj T the United mate into the League on - Nations tinder ' any trm,'ar dia J'ii pleased with the attitude of Senator Y .jt Harding toward the league. Chief among them are Senator Borah and ; Johnson.' who led the fight for com , plete rejection of the, treaty of Ver . ' aailea. . . v -:'X '' ;- .. ;l r 1 Whllt It Mot ripected the two West. :" erh senators will openly act n a manner . to cause a rift in the party ; with the ' V; presidential campaign nearlng Us end, N their views have caused concern among ! "ythejparty leaders. XU OR OTHIG ' Harding, In their opinion, hag not come 'out strong enough In oflposjtion to the L ? League of Nations. Added to this are " . v i' doubts raised by bis declaration that he . Y favors a world court, when this fact is , ; coupled with the return of Elihu Root . tfrom Europe, where he helped draw ' plana for a court uiider commission from V;;'.; the league. Bo the irreconcllables are mid to be eulkloft. In an effort to force the .mnd of the candidate. The declaration that he li opposed to the Wilson league does rot satisfy them. They want no league or association of nations of any kind. Nor do. they want a world court, particularly if It Is tc be an offtiboot of a league of nations, as the court pro:osed by Root ' and his colleagues would be. Senator Borah, 'now in Washington, declined to discuss, the attitude of the . group he led. BOBAH IS SILEJIT V "l have nothing to say." he replied. !when asked for an opinion about Senator ., Harding's views as set forth in his Iron toa speech. In this speech Harding a-iid ' he did not fsvor entering the league as , V, negotiate 1 at Versailles but t he "5 - wanted "an aanociatlon of nations" and , "an International court." Harding did : V not go into details, r Bsrah likewise declined to say whether V or not he had written to Harding, ex I ' plaining his objections, as he is reported J'to have done. Nor would Borah approve ... or condemn the world court, stating that JOU Td ive ua a iij-rr ; - - r-- ' " BssSMsss Bsssss0 Sbivens 5cw4- It would seem like -ftose birds would realise Mm energy dnd expense - besides iie mconveniencG-' J end - - . -ILL, :i - rfvH:r;l1; :WE GIVE S. & H. GREEN STAMPS: Our Aim; At AH Times to Sell Goods for the Entire Family for Less Than Any Other Store in the City Trft ph . r, Tin eoes at oou juower r races Based Upon Reduced Factory Gdst Z7 Out buyer, just from the East, has placed factory orders for thousands of pairs of shoes for our eight big stores at much lower prices. We offer you shoes right now priced strictly in accord with the revised factory lists. When you buy shoes here you are protected both in price and quality. Women's Black or Brown Kid Lace Boots $7.95 Superlative values in these. Made with military heels-and walking soles. We also have the same with French heels. All sizes. Men's Dress , Shoes $5.85 Black gunmetal, with Good-year-welt oak soles; English last; blind eyelets to the top. We have all siies. Extra spe cial at only $5.85. Women's First Quality Foothold Rubbers 69c These are line quality Foot holdsi mide with strap-over Instep. Women's Cro quet or Storm Foothold j btu. . . 75 c NURSES' COMFORT SHOES $7-45 Made of soft black kid with turn soles and cushion Inner soles; military heels ; no tips. They, keep the feet from ibecominf tired. Same in Oxfords $6.45 Same in Two Strap Slipper $5.45 I V Children's Brown Grain Calf Bluchers Especially good for wet weather. Oak soles. iootform shape. Absolutely guaranteed for good service. MEN'S BLACK GUNMETAL CALF BLUCHERS $7.85 Made on the new swinjr, last; Goodyear welt oak soles with waterproof slip. Splendid yaluesr BOYS' MUNSON-LAST ARMY SHOES $3.95 Made with solid tan calf uppers; oak soles, doubly reinforced; solt toe box. They're made for real boys. Sizes 10 to 13 for $3.95 Sizes 1 to 6 for $4.45 - mm r women s felt Slippers values to Z.50 st AH colors .in short lines; no line complete ss to sises, but there ere ell eUes in the lot. S1.79 One-Strap pers at. House Slip- $2.95 Black kid, low heel ; comfortable. soft end Sizes 8 V, to 11, spring heels, $3.95 Siies 114 to 2. with heels. $4.45 PORTLAND'S BIG CORNER UNION, SHOE STORE FOURlH AND ALDER STREETS Out ' iod, TTr"-H i . hi) icTorRecoras for October There is something for you among these new October offering.. There is always new entertainment whether the desire may be for the great music by the greatest artists, the latest popular songs of the day, or new and lively dance tunes. Any Victor dealer will welcome the opportunity to play any music you would like to hear. Rifoletto Peraphrese dm Concert Plane Ea Caless (The Carriage is Waiting. My Dainty Marquiac) Faust Die possente (Erea the Bravest Heart) As Prin temps (To Sprint) Allegro Moderate a la Pelka (From Quartet in E Minor) When You're Away (From "The Only Girl") Valse (From Serenade for String Orchestra) Violin Subat Mater Qui est Home Suf red Cortot Emilio De Gogors Gioseppe De Lace GeraUine Fairer Flonxaley Quartet Mabel Garrisea Jascha Heifets (Who Shall Blameless Stand Before Thee t) Mme. Homer mmd Miss Loelse Homer Honour mad Lore (.from "Moo.ieor Beaucaire") John McCormack Larf o from "New World" Sfmphonr Philadelphia Orchestra Africana Adamaator, re delF endo prof onde (Adamaitor. Knier of Ocean) TituTReffo N amber 74636 64838 74633 87313 74634 64899 74635 89158 64901 74631 Sirs Fries 12 $1.75 10 1.25 Gypsy Love Song Virginian judge First Session (Fart 1) Virginian Judge First Session (Fart z) Tbe Three Little Pia-i Recitation The Duel Recitation Tm in Hearen When I'm in My Mother's Ami Down the Trail to Heme, Sweet Home Tell Me, Little Qrpf . The Girls of My Dreams Dardanella Blue Swanee - Beautiful Hawaii-Walts Hawaiian Twilight Fox Trot Reinald Werrenrath Walter C Kelly) Walter C. Kelly . Sally Hamlia) Sally Mamlinj William Robynl William Robyn) John Steel John Steel BiDy Murray-Ed Smalle Peerless Quartet Frank Ferera-Anthony Franchini Hawaiian Trie 88622 64897 12 10 12 10 12 12 10 12 12 10 1.75: 1.25 1.75 1.25 1.75 2.00 1.25 1.75 1.75 1.25 45180 10 1.00 18685 10 18686 10 .85 .85 18687 10 .85 18688 10 18S89 10 .85 .85 Ziegfeld Fellies ef 1920 Medley Fex Trot Cuban Moon Fex Tret Joseph C Smith's Orchestral Joseph C Smith's Orchestra 35698 12 1.35 Hear these new Victor Records today at any Victor dealer'ie He will gladly give you an illustrated booklet describing them. New Victor Records on sale at all dealers on the 1st of each month. Victrolas in great variety from $25 to $1500. v la VWCET ca. u.5. pat. err MASTERS steo.ua.o This trad nark and the trademarfced werd "Victrols" identify all otfr products. Leek under the tidl Look onttbe label! VICTOR TALKING) VfACHINS CO. Camden, N. I. Victor TijJkinff Machine Co. Camden, New Jersey 3" IOOKIT-.TwO " 'I il i. .Ti;irfc: mm Mi Days $25 Boys' Suit FBTDAT AWD BATURDAT we place on display and sale the best assort ment of Pays Suits at this attractive price that we have shown (or several seasons i best makes best tailoring best linings and best patterns sizes to It years the majority o these are . . . , f SUITS WITH EXTRA TROUSERS Alden and f Boy Scout t 143 Sixth St. Near . Alder Street F Catering to Two Generations PERHAPS the household- remedies of your childhood came from Nau's. U - At any rate, many Port land families have -handed down their patronage of the store of "Depend able Drugs" from "parents to children, 4 " Prescription SfeciilisU AVE NEVER CLOSE 'RtSCHIPTION D MCCt ST a vs AIL 0RPERS PROMP FIliiLo AN DHflMP MAIN 7211 ? ' ' I .