The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972, June 21, 1921, Page 9, Image 9

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TUESDAY, JUNE 21, 1821. '
THE, OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, OREGON
VANDERLIP COMING
BACK TO LECTURE
ABOUT RUSSIANS
New York. June 21. (I. N. S.)
Washington D. Vanderlip, head of
the American syndicate which has
secured commercial concessions in
Russia, will begin ' a national "cam
paign of education 11 about - Russia,"
when he arrives in this country to-
- morrow on board the liner Olympic.
The radiogram, which was a reply to
" the query as to Mr. Vanderlip's future
program, follows:
"I intend to go before the real govern
ment the American , people with press
articles and lectures. Iater I, shall go
to, Washington to talk with members of
the administration. I believe that the
; administration must .rise or fall, accord
ing to its future attitude regarding Eu
rope, and Russia . is the crux of the Eu
ropean situation, i f
v ''Secretary of 'State Hughes and Sec
retary Hoover are ignorant regarding
.- the truth. They have been misinformed
by former prisoners of the revolution
ists and by entente propaganda.
0!T WBOSO SIDE
"The British white book sent to Secre
tary Hughes f should have a black cover
with a skull and crossbones. If the con
tents of this book are true, why did
Kngland recognize Russia?
"Secretary Hughes and Secretary
Hoover are always defeated because
they are always on the wrong side. I
consider victory easy. My biggest Job
. was pushing Kngland over the top. 1
. expect an onslaught of government prop
aganda from the civic federation and thj
American chamber of commerce, but the
more the merrier. I am armed with the
- -truth, - with facts they do- nof possess.
CONCESSIONS 8EYERE
"The syndicate - (American syndicate
headed by Vanderlip) is not in this for
money. My last instructions from the
directors were; 'Put over a big thing
peace and reconstruction ; concessions are
, secondary.
".Everything is going according to
schedule. The naval bases, the i Mur
mansk pulpwood concessions . and; the
Kamchatka concessions are secure for all
: time."" ..I . -'
Before leaving London Mr. Vanderlip
announced i that the soviet government"
at Moscow-had offered-the United States
two naval bases on the Pacific -coast in
perpetuity if America will open trade
relations with Russia. . That explained
. Mr. Vanderlip's reference to "naval
.bases." - t :' - ,
Endowment Fund of
Whitman College Is
More Than a Million
Whitman College, Walla Walla, Wash.,
June 21. The endowment fund of Whit
man college Is now over t. 11,000,000.
according to announcement made by
President S. B. I Penrose of the college.
Enumeration of 'the gifts made include,
$10,000 from Mrs. Caroline G. Kamm.
Portland. Or. ; 127.000 from the estate of
Miss Margaret t& L. Denny. Seattle ;
S 50, 000 from the estate of the late gov
ernor of Washington, Miles C. Moore;,
f 75.000 from seven children of the Wey
erhaeuser ; $125,000, conditional upon ob
taining $250,000 additional, from the
general education board of New York
city. (This $256,000 Dr. Penrose ."states
is nearly complete) ; $480 from the estate
of Miss Julia Whitman, Minnesota ; $950
from the estate of Miss Mary Dickin
son, Romeo, Mich. ; $6250 interest paid
by the general education board t $7627
miscellaneous. ;
Postal Measure Is
Approved; by House
- . J ' i m. i i 1 1 i i t
Washington, .June 21. (I. N. .)
The house today passed the postal re
classification - bill, reclassifying all pos
tal employes and their salaries. ..
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Houston Tex., Man
Denies He Is Here
To Organize K. K. K.
Declaring that he has been held up
. in a false position in being touted as
head of a movement to establish the
Ku Klus iKJan in Oregon, Bragg Cal
laway of Houston, Texas, has issued a
flat denial that he Is interested in any
such movement. Callaway said he
came to Portland last year with the
Shriners and liked the city so well, and
made so many friends that he deter
mined to (Come back .on his next va
cation, t ' :
Callaway is vice " president -of " a
manufacturing : company at Houston.
At the Multnomah hotel he - declared
i that an afternoon paper r had devoted
much front-page space to his" reputed
activities, i but .he said it was without
consulting: him, and that he is not, and
has not been identified .with the -"famous
Southern organization of secret
avengers. ..:
Reports: have been current in Port
land frequently of late that an organi
sation similar to the Klan is being or
ganised to operate against Asiatics as
a. protection to American whites. :
' A bra ms Estate Taken Oxer .
Vancouver, Wash., - June 20. Eliza
y Abra,s v. ik appointed executrix to the
estate of William R Abrams, deceased,
by .Judge . Simpson in the superior court
here Monday.
A Change
Fori Summer
is always welcome to
those who '. breakfast,
lunch or dine downtown.
Our policy of specializing
on VARIETY assures a.
change for you here any
time. ;
Club breakfasts, table
d'liote lunch and dinner
and a la carte contigu
ous ' ' .
At Popular
Prices
i' . &" 'r' -, ','1 X' X-,'" '
Smpertal
Phil Metschsn, Manager
i i
$25 a Day Off Until Sold
lilt Cole 8 Toaring fa Very Fias
. ! COBditlOB.
It Ssoald ' Sell EaiHy.
Kernlar price
Sow down to.. liiS
COTET MOTOR CAR . COMPAJCT
j Capias. JL I!
tloqueni fSSo II
. V. I I f t r" XT IT T Tf
It ..
says D AN
v r - w r i w -w- t . . .
Luriu, jas me little rogue
delivers a box of fraerant flowers
love s glorious emblem.'
SOMETIMES 1; THEY ARE VIOLETS,
sent by a bashful heart, or, perhaps a
strong heart has, sent Roses,, with plenty;
WHATEVER; SENTIMENT" you desire
to express in your floral offering, you
may always find it in the Portland-Florists'
shops fresh, fragrant and beautiful.
an it with flower?
I
aagogasj SALTED PEANUTS, 10c POUNDMAIN FLOOR :
We Give S. & H. Green Trading Stamps With Purchases Amounting to 10c or More Don't Overlook -This Cash Saving on the Money You Spend'Here!
BEST BUTTER, 2 POUNDS, 72c
Model Grocery Fourth Floor
No deliveries except with other purchases made in
the grocery department. Glenwood Creamery rTO-
Butter now specially priced at, 2 pounds for I iC
GEM NUT MARGARINE SPECIAL 25c A POUND
Ms. a
RELIABLE MERCHANDISE RELIABLE METHODS. (
TmOWRISOM. ALDCT. WFST PABK. AND TgWTM STRgETST
TRUNKS AND BAGS
Third Floor
-Luggage of reliable makes. Complete showing of
Wardrobe Trunks, Steamer Trunks, Suit Cases and Bags
at lowest prices. People planning vacation trips are
cordially invited to. inspect our stocks.
BASEMENT UMDERPRIGE STOR
. ; mam
rn) TT r
HOURLY SALES
10 to 11 A. M.
Items in this space on sal for
1 hour only. Positively no phone
or C. O. D. . orders accepted.
Men's Work Shirts
Basement Splendid quality
blue chambray Shirts in all
sizes from 14 to 17. Double
stitched seams. Cut in good
full sizes. Priced spe- f7Q
cial for Hourly Sale at I 7C
Women's Skirts
$1.19
Basement Plain White : Gabar
dine Skirts in attractive styles
with belts and pockets. : Very
d e s i r a b I e for beach and
sport wear. Priced fiJI f Q
special at only, each DAeA
Toilet Paper; 10 Rolls
$1
Basement ExcelIent quality
Tissue Paper put; up in large
rolls containing 1000 sheets.
Only 10 rolls to a customer.
Special for Hourly Q1 AA
Sale at, 10 rolls for . wl.UU
Pillow Cases
15c
Basement -Size 36x36 inches.
Made from good ; heavy qual
ity bleached muslin. , Not more
than one dozen to a customer.
Priced special for' the -rt pT
Hourly Sale at, each -Lilly
Georgette Crepe
$1.29
Basement A beautiful higlwj
grade Crepe for frocks and
blouses! A: large assortment
of the season's best ; colors.
Special '4 for Hourly OQ
Sale at ? only, yard 5Xe7
HOURLY SALES
11 A. M. to 12 -
Items in this space on sale for
1 hour only. Positively no phone
or. C O. D. orders accepted.
Women's Vests
15c
Basement Sleeveless Vests
with neat, plain yoke, j Get
a good supply of these for the
summer season. Sizes 36 and
38 only. Priced for the IPp
Hourly Sale at, each M.OI,
Pink .'Brassieres
27c
Basement Women's Bandeau
Brassieres of fancy pink mate
rial. Back fastening style. A
full range of sizes from 32
up to 44. .Priced for O'Tf
Hourly Sale at only
. Kitchen Aprons
25c
Basement Of blue and white
striped gingham; and a few
in pink and white percalel One
large pocket. On sale OC
for one hour only. Each 5Jl
Women V Gloves
35c
Basement Sizes 5, 5 lA; 6 and
6J4. Popular two clasp style.
These are well worth SOc a
pair. Of. good quality
white silk. Special,
at 35c
72x99 Sheets
$1.29
Basement These sell in the
regular way at I l.69v Excellent
heavy quality and good ; deep
hems. On sale for ' OQ
one hour only. Each & LmtU
HOURLY SALES
1 to 2 P. M.
Items in this space on sale for
1 hour only. Positively no phone
or C. O. D. orders- accepted.
Men's Khaki Pants
$1.49
Basement Sold as seconds on
account of slight imperfections.
Very serviceable for outing and
everyday wear. Sizes f Q
32 to 42 waist. At DJ-e7
Women's Kimonos
$1.39
Basement Attractive styles
with short sleeves. - Made up
in good quality' wash crepes
and challies. Assorted patterns
and colors. .Priced QQ
for special .selling at tDXeO
Women's Purses
85c
Basement These are from
lines selling only recently at
$1.25 and $1.48. Choice of
several popular styles. Black
only. On sale for one QK
hour. Special, ; each OOL
Girls' Bloomers
59 c
Basement Made with ruff fed
knee and elastic waist-line. Of
excellent quality batiste mate
rial in bluebird design. FQ
Hourly sale, the pair J J
$3.75 Bed Spreads
$2.65
Basement Heavy crochet
spreads in handsome patterns.
Size 78x88 inches. Limit 4 to
a customer. ; Wonderful values
at the price. Priced I0 IK
for special selling, at DuUJ
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HOURLY SALES
2 to 3 P. M.
Items in this space on sale for
1 hour only. Positively no phono
or C. O. D. orders .. accepted.
Children's Hose
25c
Basement Medium weight
brack or brown cotton Hose
for boys and girls. Double heel
sole and toe. All sizes OF
from 6y2 to 94. Pair OC
Child's Play Suits
59c
Basement One - piece Play
Suits made up in good quality
khaki material. Long sleeves.
Trimmed with red. Sizes
3 to 8. Hourly sale,
59c
Men's Suspenders
25c
Basement Suspenders former
ly selling 75c and $1. Standard
elastic webbing, leather ends.
Limit 4 pairs to custom- Off
er. Special, the pair" lOC
Boxed Stationery
23c
Basement Correspondence
Paper and Envelopes to match,
24 sheets and 24 envelopes to
the box. White and light nqp
gray, i Hourly Sale, box Ot
. Plaid Blankets
$2.25
Basement Good size double
Blankets in fancy plaid patterns.
Limit 2 to a customer. Formerly
selling at $3.98. On CO OR
sale for one hour, at DD
HOURLY SALES
3 to 4 P.M. (
Items in this space on sale for
X hour only. Positively no phono
or C. O. , D. orders accepted.
Women's Aprons
79c
Basement .Popular slip-on
Aprons, so handy for wear
about the house. V. neck and
short sleeves. Of fancy rJQ
striped percale; Special ' C
' Women's Hose .
45 c
Basement Mercerized. , lisle
Hose in navy, green and brown
in changeable effects.. Shown,
in sizes 9 and 9J4 only. ylC
Hourly sale special, pair tcOC
Men's Work Sox
12c
Basement Famous "Uncle
Sam" Sox. Every pair perfect.
Give splendid service; Don't
miss this opportunity to "J O
save. Hourly sale, pair AiC
Imported Pongee
79c
Basement Heavy quality nat
ural Pongee for dresses, bloqses,
pajamas and . men's and boys'
shirts. This grade was Q,
formerly $1.39. Special I eC
10 Yards Longcloth
$1.39
Basement- Not more than- 10
yards to a customer. Fine soft
Longcloth for underwear and
baby wearables. On sale for
one houn , Specially Ofl
priced, 10 yards for
HOURLY SALES
4 to 5 P. M.
Items in this space on sale for
1 hour only. Positively no phono H
or C. O. D. orders accepted
Children's Waists ,
15c .
Basement Knitted Under
waists for boys and girls. Re
inforced with tape. Sizes 4," 6,
8, 10 and 12. 250 on - f?
sale for one hour. Each JLOC k
Hair Nets, 12 for
80c
Basement Cap shape - and
fringed Hair Nets in lighttand
medium brown, blonde and
black. Made of real human,
hair. Hourly ; sale,- at Q A ,
special price, 12 nets' OUL)
Boys' Camp Suits
$1.75
Basement Khaki colored suits
for . camp and outing wear.
Coat, Pants, Hat and Leggings
to match. Sizes 6, 8 and to.
Specially priced for C" r? l
one hour only, at --e I
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Boys Blouses ,
50 c
Basement Boys' Blouses for
vacation wear. Alade up in
splendid quality percale -in neat
patterns. Sizes 6 to 14. fZfg
Hourly sale special, at .UUC
Bath Towels, 8 for
$1.00
The Basement's Greatest Sale of Shoes !
Basement Bleached Bath Tow
els in good size. Hemmed ends.
we reserve tne right to' limit
quantity to a cus- f ff
VJL,JJ
tomer. Speciat, 8 for
Any Pair of Men's Shoes
In the Basement
$
Mr. Man, here's a sale that you cannot afford to miss! Wed
nesday the Basement Store will place on sale every pair of
Aien s 2noes in stocic ; tive dollars, regardless of former
prices, s irs one of those rare occasions when stocks must be
cleaned up promptly and, in order to accomplish this an ex
tremely low price goes into effect. Standard makes, practi
cally all styles and leathers, but not all sizes in each pattern.
Sizes in the sale range from 5 XA up to 1 1 4. !
if
$1.50
Basement A small lot of 48 pairs Men's Shoes in buttoned
and laced patterns. Patent with cloth or kid tops. Goodyear
welt soles. These are slightly imperfect.
$1.50
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Women's White Footwear
Basement Special
Women's White Fabric Oxfords, Pumps and Ties
at. a sacrifice price to clear the Basement stock of
all small lots and broken lines. An excellent op
portunity to buy outing and sport footwear at an
average of about half regular; value. Large selec
tion of this season's most favored styles, medium
heels and toes. As these are broken lines some
sizes are missing, but you are certain to find your
size in some of the many styles. All sales final.
No refunds. -
C fi. For Tennis Shoes
If values are so exceptional, it will pay you to get here early
V f vin the day and secure 'a pair. Styles for tnen, women and
children. Priced special for Basement Sale, the pair at 69c
.98
A..
a limited number of
in this lot, but the
Sale of Aluminum
In the Basement
YAoeJi IN THIS SALE such as we have never offered before.
Each piece is stamped from thick, hard sheet aluminum. These are
selected from "factory seconds", and will give fully as good service
as "firsts." Note the following specials and shon"
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Your Choice
$1.48
8 Qt Preserve Kettles.
6 Cup Plain Percolators. '
Wi QL Double Boilers.
1 4 Ot Lipped Sauce Pans.
t 5 Qt- Lipped Sauce Pans.
' 4 Ot Covered Sauce Pans.
4 Qt Covered Kettles. v
. 6-Quart Aluminum Tea
Your Choice
$1;98
6 Qt Covered Kettles.
6 Qt. Covered Sauce Pans.
1 J4 Qt. Fluted Percolators.
6 Qt. Lipped Sauce Pans. ;
6 Qt Covered Sauce Pots.
5 Ot Windsor Kettles.
Kettles, priced special at $3.68
Basement Extra Special
Boys' Knicker Suits
$7.95 1
4 1
Basement The most important point about ' these Suits is their
serviceability. They-are made to withstand the wear and 'tear of
live youngsters and are especially desirable from a fashion standpoint
Latest belted models with full cat knickers. Made up in (Prt Qff
.novelty mixtures and plain corduroy. Sizes 6 to 17. At 5 UtJ
Notion Day Main Floor J-
Spool Silk in black, white
and pink. . 50 yards to
the spool. Priced special
Dove Toilet Pins, special 4c
15c Tailors' Tapes, only 10c
20c Pyramid Office Pins 14c
$i.00 Rubber Aprons for
household - wprk at, . each 69c
Cube Pins priced only 19c
25c Clothes Pin Bags . 17c
-Leading Lady Hair
blonde, light brown,
Nets in
medium
brown, . dark brown and ff
black.' 10c values, special wt
35c ; Net Shopping- Bags 19c
10c Hump Hair Pins at-. 6c
La France Lingerie ' Tape' in
black and white, 3-yard pieces.
Regular 18c values, only 12c
Bone Hair Pins, .: pkg. lOc
Basement Millinery
$4
, Trimmed Hats
A timely sale presenting an unusually fine
collection of-smart Hats for sport and beach
wear at a price. every woman can afford to
pay. Trimmed HaU in a large assortment
of pretty models; also the much wanted
banded Sailors with bell, dented and octagonal
crowns. Black, Gray, navy and other (J4
colors. Hats formerlv priced to 17.98. Otc
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