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Newspaper Page TextMASSACHUSETTS IN POLITICAL MESS A SAYS LAWRENCE : .-.71 , .- ... i V.;? .. By Darkly Lawrence i (Copyrliht, 1IJO, ey Tbs Journal) F , Boston,- Mass., Oct. 14,Throat trouble bee' been an unfortunate , handicap to mtnjr campaign speak- : era, but none teems to have devel- Oped a ease exactly Ilka that nf v. Senator David , Walsh of Maaaachu setts. Ha didn't become speechless, as is generally the case, by address ing open air meetings. No, ha grew Inarticulate when he read that Gov- ernor Cox of Ohio had embraced the ' t Leartie of Nations In the WUsonlan eense, after the memorable meeting at the White House. The senator engineered theWaseachu. aatts delegation at the Deihocratfe na - tlonal convention and helped nominate ? Cox. Shortly afterward' he went to ' . Dayton and after a long 'talk with the nominee expressed the View that the ; governor was all right on the league Issue. WALSH rCAAS IRISH TOTE But the trip to the White House and the subsequent speeches by Governor Cox 'made It difficult for Senator Walsh : to follow the new standard bearer of the " party without Jeopardising his position " In the Democracy of Massachusetts, whleh is nine tenths of Irish birth 6r de ' ' scent and believes that the league of ; Nations la a British product and that even If Article X were cut out. It would still be of benefit to Great Britain. In '. deed, the baste objection of the Irish to the league la that it associates the United. State with England and if the Irish had their way there would not be any deal ing with Britain, diplomatic or other wise, until the Irish republlo waa rec ognised. Ho Senator Walsh developed a case of : throat trouble and has not been heard from In the national campaign since his trip to Dayton. Ohio, and the Democratic party In Massachusetts has gone over j almost wholly to the Republican cam- palgn end will vote for Senator Harding for-president. 1 . f BIO)' MAJORITY PREDICTED Naturally, there would be a large Re publican majority In this state, anyway, . on account of Governor Coolldge's place In the national ticket, but the acquisition of the Irish vote will help swell the ma jority to aomethtng like 150,000. The Democrats of Massachusetts have a stale ticket, yet the recent state con . ventlon at Springfield, wherein the Democratic national platform on the .League of Nations waa Indorsed, had about 100 votes as contrasted with the ' !000 normally represented. Not a single x Irish Democrat of prominence, with the exception of Michael O'Leary, not even Senator Walsh himself, attended the convention. Mr. O'Leary had been nomi nated for governor In the primaries but withdraw In favor of Marcus Coolidge, .a Democrat, who was given a sort of Franklin Roosevelt nomination, so as to derive' some benefit from (he name of Coolidge. . . . MACHI3E FOB ADAMS , " ' ? The Democrats named as electors what the average worker in the party calls a "highbrow," men Ilk Charles W. Elliott and Charles FranolaAdama, but who ever waa la charge of the business of picking electors to go on the ticket slipped a cog by not. consulting Mr. Adams, who, pr the way. own the fa mous yacht Resolute and is a descendant of John Adams. He has announced that he will vote for Harding, but that if he Is elected he will abide by the desire of the other electors. There Is no chance of his being elected, but it illustrates the awkwardness of the Democratic position In this state this year. As a matter of fact, there are some Irish who will vote the party ticket they have always voted anJ will en election day submerge their "innermost Irish feeling.' It will not be a wholesale deser tion, i HARDING WAKES COMPARISON . The Republicans themselves are partly responsible for this, as Senator Hard ing has said publicly h didn't believe America should meddle in-the Irish question and be remarked, in Oklahoma the other day that he didn't believe the American people would permit the Brit ish 'government to tell us tor give the Philippines their Independence." Strange how timet do change, .Just a few rears a0 somebody got up in the house of representative in Washington and: de clared that tha Catholic church had fought the grant of independence and in the sasna speech accused the Irish : of 'being; Inconsistent In not supporting the movement for a - Philippine -republic. Whereupon ,- Representative GsJIlvari, Democrat, of Massachusetts. 7 delivered himself of an invective against the afore said somebody, declaring there was no comparison between tha people of the Philippines and the great Irish race. Yet Senator Harding did use a compari son of Irish and Philippine) independence and it hasn't hart vitally, piagnst with the Wilson administration and the al leged failure of the president to brine Irish freedom from,'' the British at the Paris conference is' the first and fore most thought of the Irish Democrats. They will punish Wilson first and attend to Brother Harding afterwards. AFTER MARCH FOURTH Probably the banners and decorations will-not have been taken down 24 hours after-March 4. next, when a delegation of Irish will be asking American Inter vention in the Irish controversy. Also, it cannot b a&id that tha Republicans have shown much hospitality to the new Irish element', coming their way this year. The) Republicans of British origin do not seem to fraternise at Republican gatherings with the Irish Democrats. The Irish are by no means a permanent loss to the Democrats of this state. They win be back to the party Just aa sooa as they Jiava expressed themselves on the league-Issue , and. matters Wneonian. - Australia to Place $20,000,000 Order San Francisco, Oct 14. (U. P.) W.J c cnappeiL representing we commission of Victoria, Australia, waa in San Francisco today to purcnaae elec trical equipment. He aaid he waa in the market for cables, transformera. sub and main station machinery and steam turbines to a total value of $28,000,000, aaid to be the largest consignment of auch equipment ever sought in this country. For catching- certain game fish Japa nese fishermen uae lines made of wild cocoon silk, which is practically invisi ble in water. r, i) All-Hats Being overstocked and delayed shipments arriving daily from the East compels us to cut all Hats one third in order to unload. Genuine Velour Sailors $7.50 The wholesale price was around 10 each. We bought a close-out lot and while they last 17.50 takes your choice. Colors mostly black and brown. Many high rent or exclusive shops would price those same hats from l.tS to 120. " TC Cr-iio1o are the ta,k of tne towni as tnev re snaPPy. up-to-the-minute VUT 4J OpCLIdlb style like usually sold around double our price. Why .pay double downtown just because rents have doubled there? NIXON'S MILLINERY 428 Washington Street Between 11th and 12th .-0:,c.m Mmros). :iMj:; a . tut, missus 'j ... -u. - IKOORPOItaTCO n oRgaon - oasTrau ONg BULLION OWI.lta raoejgl MAISJ atff . mtSOCTr eoOKISMHAM. aeer. cM getabie Mills Ca. CRUSHERS -4 REFINERS BAMKIRS LABO TILTOSJ BANK. WNITIB BTATaS NATIONAL BANK ATToniisra RiFriTM, lkitkr a allkn AMPrrORS WNITVIgLO, WHITOOBIB A 004 . P. N. . , I0a WILOOX BUILPINB O. A. IDWARBS, TNea. BIRIOTORt 0. A. PAINTON B. 0. BALL S. L. tODV 0. A. IDWARBS ML S. HIRSOH Mi M. WARD r. W. WATSON Portland, Oregon, October, 1920. There Is No Watered Nor Promotion Stock In This Company 'WHnntHtMiitHiiitittmnmimnnMrmMimiitnmiiimiiiuirtittiui'iHiutHitimiitntiiii'jiiiitm'iiiimT' Engraved Christmas Cards L lt us show you our wonderful assort--rnent and have you place your order i: while the selection is complete. 1 Stationery Dept.. Main Floor. Woodard,Glar(c6Ca. AL.DEK STTBEET AT WEST pARK. . - gwiwmiinwHroiCTianwiwmunui I Present this COUPON Friday or Satur-1 5 Hav. OfttnlMr IS nr II. tnd mrrnr m The twenty-eight bankers and business men who were the original subscribers to the firs half million of stock in order that this company might receive acharter from the State of, Oregon, have each and all subscribed at par in cash. ' ' All expenses of oaganizatiort and selling stock are limited to a sum not exceeding 5 per cent of the capitalization. The people of Portland and of Oregon who are subscribing to the $200,000 now offered to the general public are doing so on the same terms and will receivethe same treatment as the twenty-eight original subscribers who have by their action in subscribing for $500,000.00 made possible the lira! step in this organization. The second tep-is the subscribing of the balance of this offering of $200,000 by the public. The third step will be erection of the plant. No officer can draw a cent of salary until he devotes his time to this enterprise, after the $700,000 total has been tsubscribed. No contracts can be entered into for plant construction until the $700,000 total has been subscribed. The directors nave safeguarded all expenditures and eliminated all waste. The result, will be that the stockholders of this company will know that every dollar of their investment will be properly accounted for and checked by our auditors. To hasten the completion of the econd step and make possible the third t,ep, wevjuggest that you cut out and fill in !he following stock subscription blank and send to us without delay, enclosing youV check for 10 per cent of your subscription. Full particulars furnished upon application to PORTLAND VEGETABLE OIL MILLS CO., PHONE: Main 821. , 808 Wilcox Building, Portland, Ore. ' PORTLAND VEGETABLE OIL MILLS CO. of PORTLAND, OREGON Aetkorixed Capital Stock $1,000,000.00 Subscription to Capital Stock 10,000 Snares of $100.00 Each I hereby subscribe for shares ef the Capital Stock of the Portland Vegetable Oil Mills (Write out Number) Co.. a corporation organised under the laws of the State of Oregon, and agree to pay to the Treasurer of said corporation at Portland, Oregon. One Hundred ($100.00) Dollars for each of such shares in installments as fallows:1 Ten per cent (10) of said purchase price tendered herewith ; the balance in such amounts and at such times as the Board, of Directors of eaid corporation may determine and direct PROVIDED, that the said Board of Directors may accept this subscription as made, or may accept the aam for a less number of shares than subscribed for. or may reject the same entirely : that this subscription shall become an enforceable contract In whole or in part as and when such acceptance may be endorsed hereon by the Treasurer or other officer designated by said Board of Directors ; that tnstallemnt payments shall be acknowledged by the recelcts of said Treasurer, and a certificate of stock Issued only upon final payment hereunder. Dated at INDORSEMENT OF ACCEPTANCE .this. .day of i;o. of. The above subscription is hereby accepted ns to n-f. shares this day (Write Out Number) Treassrer. Subscriber. Subscriber's Complete Aditcesa C i i Fountain Syringe 89c 3-dt. White Rubber Fountain Syringe? five-foot tubing and attach ments. Special 89c Palco Hot Water Bottle Mad of Pure Aluminum Will last a lifetime; Made in 2 sizes. No. 2. price $2.75 No. J, price.... ... $3.25 Bathing Caps 19c All our fancy Bathipg Caps, values to 1.25. , Special Today 19c SLUMBER SOX FOR COLD -FEET 25c Slumber Sox. special 19c 65c to 75c Slumber Sox 49c Syringe Tubing. 5 -ft. lengths.. 25c Rubber Dept..Main Floor. Friday and Saturday Store News Read the Many Interesting Items in This Advertisement tO EXTRA 8. a) H. IS OBEBK TRADING STAMPS with first $1 of your purchase! and doable stamps with the bal- g ance oz purcnaae. ailKMllMailllMMIII,WlllMKIHt KWHMIIIItMHrnilll iimiiiinoiinimwfflwiaiMWiiuiiiBWmiwwiimitwaiumiititii ramtminmHiqi Fountain Pens The Perfume Dept. Offers: i Varied Assortment of Liquid Face Creams I Hind's Honey Almond Cream., 39c and 79cl f Espej's Cream ; 25c and48cl INikk-MarrBalm ; 50c and $1,00 1 Velvetina Cream Lotion gt-SOei jHudnut's Milk of Cucumber and Orris - Sl.OOf iHudnut'i Violet Sec. Fate Lotion 50c I 1 Peerless Almond Cream... 4 oz. 30c 8 oz. 50c 16 oz. $1 iJergen's Lotion 37c Telva Cream 50c Melba Lotion 25c Wisdom's Violet. 25c and 50c 1 Krank's Toilet Articles Demonstrated pKrank's Lemon Cream, cleanser, bleacher, tonic. 4 oz $1 00 1 Krank's Lather Kreem. tube 30c. iar 50c and 69c I IKrank's Pink Blush Massage Cream 75cl IKrank's Lemon Shampoo (excellent for the hair) 75ci Krank's Scalphealth Tonic (recommended for scalp) $11 I VISIT THE NIKK-MARR DEMONSTRATION 1 i Neo-PUstique (the i Velvet Rouge 1 velvet Face Dress IGray Hai Hand Bags Reduced Ladies' Hand Bags. 1 1 1.50 and 12; special ..$9.75 Ladies' Hand Bags. 8.00 and 7.50; special ..$6.50 Party Cases, special $8.50 New Tailored Bags $7.75-$23 Adjustable Fitted Toilet Cases, : special -$2.50 Leather Dept., Main Floor. Fine Stationery on Special Sale original patented) :$2.50l JS"18" i-25c and 50c I air Restorer... .$1.25 Nail Polish . ! . T.7.5Kl l(!iliiiii.iiim Fancy Vellum Finished Paper, one quire to a box. Comes in- blue, white, lavender and buff. Special Regular 7 5c Paper, in pink, blue and white. In a very fancy box, now selling for. . . Main Floor. For letter writing get one of our pens with ring fop and silk guard. An at tractive combination "irK-convenience arrd safety. "Evcrgharp" Pencil 1 $1.00 and up Repair Worlc Neatly Done 1 Main Floor. E 68c lue and 50c n Floor. niiiiiiiiniiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii,iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiimnii iiiii 11 1 iiiii 1 11 in it iiiiiitiiiiitiiiiiini iiimif mi nt2 I It Will Pay Yon to Visit Every Department in Our Basement 1 I Candy Sml'MlLUMin Assorted Chews, 1 lb. Special Chocolate Peanut Cluster, 1 lb Chocolate Chop Suey, 1 lb Glmb&U's Marshmai lows. 1 Jb..".... FOR THE Rainy Days Ladies and Men's Umbrellas , Urge assortment. Prices to suit ail. "ELECTRONET Electric Warming Pad A necessity in fllness, a comfort in health. Large size, to feet of cord. Reliable, sanitary, m ft c h hl ' Avav tnrA. t matlc. 3 -heat ..$12.50 29c m 49c 2k 49c 49c feS 25 DISCOUNT On Discontinued Colors and Sizes of Shenvm-Wifliams Paints We have a limited amount of these paints v ; 15 Colors to select from In Gallon, Half-gallon and Quarts See these before you buy ISH-KA-BIBBLE CLEANS YOUR CARPETS without removing. WiH not fsds the colors. Large Size Can 65c . Elastic Hosiery We make to order Elastic Hosiery on Our own knlttinr frames, thus as urinc you of'l correct fit and the best of workmanship. Truss jDept. Second Floor.. Tintex Tint your faded or dis colored garments. No boiling. No streaking. All the new fashionable shades. Price .10c Why use a new blade each time you shave with, a GILLETTE RAZOR TWINPLEX STROPPER will fire you 100 shaves to every blade. 30 ays TrialPrice $5 Alabastine For tlnUnr yeur walls. Will im prove your home 100 per cent. Easy to apply. 1 beautirul colors to select from : ' Mb. pkr. WhlU .............T5 -lb. pkf. XifiUr eelere 80 "ff. ati. m aae s vat A DeriMstafoe Sale of Fathe FHnoEogirapliis and v !Pathe Recoirdls Tomorrow morning a sale of phonographs and phonograph rec ords will be opened in thisstore. Of such magnitude is this proposition thai it iseing carried out in about 100 cities' of the United States. The Main Reason for This Sale It is a move on the parttof the Pathe Freres Phonograph Com pany of New York City, manufacturers, and all Pathe retajl dealers to brin the excellence of these instruments and records ..... directly, forcefully, and immediately to the attention of music n loving persons under a plan of great advantage to the purchaser. Remember this demonstration and these exceptionally advan tageous terms are identical with those offered in New York City, San Francisco and xthcr big cities. , V , What Is Back of the Pathe Phonograph Pathe Freres is one of the big phonograph manufacturers of the world, with its principal factory located at New York City. It is part of the workMamous European firm of Pathe Freres, French scientists, authorities on tone reproduction, and inventors of many devices for wireless telegraphy, motion picture industry and the phonograph. The Pathe Rooster is its trademark. . LET US INTRODUCE IT TO YOU! ; Gevurtz Furniture Co. 185 First Street a MM- Conditions of Sale 1 The phonograph offered is a genuine No. 7 Pathe . Phonograph, fully equipped. With it go ten rec , ord selections (five $1.00 double-faced records) ; to be selected by the purchaser. 2- r-The price for this entire outfit is $125. SU-You may pay as little as $5 as initial payment The balance to be paid in weekly "or monthly T installments within one year. : 4-j-A one yeirguarantee goes with this phonograph. Manufacturers will replace defective parts within j that time. , , 1 It will pay you to inveetitaU this offer! Norn is ' ': 'b the time! , : ', V s - : ; ,- ... . . v . i i if uiiiiiiiiiiiimuiiiiiiim r Vr". : c A' '.