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THE OREGON DAILY JOUEHAt; PORTLAND, OREGON FRIDAY, JUNE 1, till. G i ADMIRAL SIS IS TO BE REBUKED SAYS LAWRENCE , By David La wrence ; ? - (Down-isM, .Washington, June 24. Admiral Sims will be rebuked. The attitude of the secretary of navy in hla first conference with the admiral after the latter' f return from k England xnaKes this "conclusion inescapable. The secretary ia .undisturbed - by the propaganda tot and against the admiral, seeking either to bush up the affair or to have him punished. V Denby looks at the episode as a naval matter and not a political question. 'The 'secretary asked Admiral Sims if he had been correctly quoted. The admiral said be had net been. If Denby were, dis posed to let the matter rest that would have been a convenient stopping place. But he did not. ' He Inquired wherein Admiral Sims 'had been incorrectly quoted and insisted also that the ad miral recall in writing as well as he could what he did say..' LOXDOX PAPEBS BEFORE HIM , ' In front of the secretary of the navy were newspaper clippings showing that practically all of the London newspapers quoted Admiral Sims r as saying about the same thing. There was very little variation in phraseology and none in -'meaning. "-'!' - So Admiral Sims will in a few days advise Secretary Denby by memorandum of the purport of his remarks, perhaps in softer, terms and phrases, but in any event the question of what shall be done ' about the incident does net depend upon the exact tone used by Admiral Sims, but in the fact, that he discussed at all a question so controversial as the Irish question and made reference in any way to Jhe American voters and their m rela tionship to the question; HAtt BECOBB SATES HtM Denby has been bitterly .criticized for ordering Admiral Sims home rand for taking cognizance of the speech. ; He has been, on the other hand, as severely counseled to; take summary action and dismiss the admiral from the navy." The extremists, on the other hand, will not have their way. . i Admiral Sims has too fine a war rec ord to be stripped of bis rank and ordered out of the navy. A man's war record has always stood himt in good stead in the navy and there is ,every reason to believe it. will help Admiral Sima In the consideration of his case. - ; , There are, however,-plenty of naval regulations covering the Sims incident The punishment for such an. offense as an Injudicious speechrranges all the way from' mlia warning end public repri mand to court-martial and dismissal. Discretion is vested in the secretary of the navy. i HO SHIRKING OF BUTT 'Denby could convoke a court of naval Inquiry or a court-martial end review 'their findings but he is loath to run . away from responsibility. He feels it is his duty to the navy to handle the thing himself and to mete out proper disci pline so that it shall not be said that an ensign or enlisted. man Is severely pun ished while an admiral, who also breaks naval regulation, goes scot free. , There isn't anything personal in.lt. Denby and Admiral Sims bad a pleasant conversation, disposed of their business in a few minutes- and the secretary 1st It be known that he couldn't render a decision until the admiral had had an opportunity to answer the query as to whether he bad bees correctly quoted. HABBISO HOT IK TOUTED The secretary of the navy Insists that he is handling the matter independently of the White House. -.. He hasn't any thing to do with the indiscretions of Ambassador Harvey, who comes under the state department So many people in their messages have told Secretary Denby that he. ought to let Sims alone because Harvey wasn't punished for his speech In "Xmdon. which offended so many members of the American Legion. But the secretary of the navy feels that he Isn't dealing with Ambassador Harvey and that his only obligation Is to deal with Admiral Sims Irrespective of what . any other- -department of t the government may do. . - Some people seem to think Ambassa dor Harvey was indirectly rebuked by Secretary Hughes, when the latter In his speech at Brown university a week ago expressed a view on the absolute con tradiction of Mr. Harvey's original speech. The rebuke for Admiral Sims, however, will not be Indtsect. It will be published on board every ship In the navy and at every naval station, which. LZ'r bea Mpr'' Irrigation Farmers V Admiral Sims will be punished for his TX7J11 TTln Prnfopf indiscretion. He has been reprimanded! If 111 UOI HWUUUU before. . however, and the experience doesn't ' seem to have shaken the a plomb of the veteran seadog, who strode the corridors of thewiew navy building today with the same serenity, and con fidence as If he were pacing the quar terdeck. ; r S other 11 n Elects Director Sutherlln, Or., June 24. At the annual- school election here Charles E. Tal bott was elected a member of the school board and Will S. Duer was elected cleric Uncle-Sam Would Say. "0. K. HERE AT THE LION we are giving our customers , . the benefit of , all the heavy price concessions we secured from manufacturers and in addition we have sliced into our own costs. That is why you can shop around all day without finding values to approach these .three-feature prices. '"Reduce prices" says Uncle Sam and we've done it. - See Oar Windofv Displays ) I . i 1 m i v." si f ,,$25 : $35 $45 Kuppenheimer . and I Oon Service I S u its t. '.' -i f ' : w ' ' -; ' - M Ten months ago 'all wool suits of these same qual- j ities would have cost you anywhere from $4.0 to $65. i In the $25 assortment are included Kuppenheimer Air-oAVeaves -. and in each assortment we have : ! Included our Blue Serge Suits ; v t If " Exclusive Kuppenheimer House ia Portland i stamps1, Morrison at Fourth Week End Specials Negligee Shirts In khaki, white or tan. Made with military and . turn down collar (10 attached .......... Athletic Union Suits ." Summer weight, fine cotton d() AA " S knitted. ... . . tD-S-UU , Straw Hats In new sh - and shades. . In new shapes(P 'A . AA Fish From Intakes ' IrrlgaUon f anners : dt Grant county have agreed to cooperate with the state game, commission in the Installation of screens at : ditch Intakes to prevent wholesale' destruction of game fish, as a result of a meeting between irriga tionists. Captain A, E. Burghduff, state game warden, and Blaln Hallock, state game commissioner, at ' Canyon City, Tuesday night. Southern Oregon districts have already cooperated ith the game commission with a result that .90 per cent of the ditches in that district are protected and Eastern Oregon has given assurance ' that it wlli assist in the screening work. . Captain Burghduff returned from Canyon City this morning and told of the Canyon City meeting, at which 150 trrtgaUonista were present He said he explained to the irrigation men that the commission was ready to cooperate in the extension of credit where needed. . Hot Lake Arrivals Hot Lake, June 34. Arrivals at Hot Lake sanatorium Tuesday were : Mrs. Chappell. Caldwell, Idaho ; Charles Adams, Union. ? Belgian Physician, Scientist, Etc.r Is Taken as Distiller Police , Interrupted the scienUfio re search career of E. V. Mariman, Belgian doctor, when they raided his house at 953 East Twenty-sixth street north, Thursday ; night and took away two wagon, loads of paraphernalia as evi dence that he was engaged in making stills and high powered liquor. : Mariman bears a reputation In his community of being -a man with many professions. Including physician. chm. 1st photo engraver, mechanic, tinsmith and musician. The little house . that Mariman has occupied alone for three years was found to be a.- veritable distillery and manufacturing plant combined. Costly , and delicate Instruments were carefully paeked in cases found on the shelves, while barrels of mash and kees of .wine -were scattered about the floor. The second floor of the house was evi dently the workshop where- the stills were manufactured, for copper coils and sheet copper were found on the work table. - - . . . A case of tools and instruments found under the table verified Marlman's statement that he was a photo engraver. 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