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About The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972 | View Entire Issue (July 27, 1921)
"WEDNESDAY. JULY ?, 1IIL THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND. OREGON 18 1 1 STATUS OF BONDS MEASURE CLOUDED WITH UNCERTAINTY and the galleries together m ule a rare eeae for the staid old senate. At last it ended with some soottthig assurances by McCumber that he realty meant no Challenge of 7 ds veracity and the vocal t mpest relapsed into a ! parliamentary wrangle, in the course or which McCumber succeeded in complet ing his interrupted speech, in which he sought to convey new assurance to the soldiers that the bill will at some favor able time be reported once more. Kenyon made the motion to instruct the committee to return the bill by Jan uary 1. 1922. one seamed to take Washington. Jul v 27 r wash invito v that motion very seriously. It received BUREAU OF THE JOmdfiLV-Whii the votes of Kenyon himself. Kendrick has happened to the soldier bonus bill? , of Wyoming, McNary and Stan field of The record shows that upon demand of j Oregon. Shortridge of California. Harris tae presMMnt it was sent back to the oi ueorgis. "mis mua senate committee on finance without in- Most contradictory reasons wars given structtons. A motion to instruct the com- by senators for their votes for and mittee to return it for action by the against the bilL first day of neat January received only McCumber wan against recommittal seven votes. The important question with because he wanted the bill voted on and tne country is whether or not it is to passeo. be considered again In the near future. In well informed circles here the opin ion prevails that the cash bonus fea ture has been permanently entombed. Senator Penrose says' the bill is to have "further consideration.''' Senator Ken yon says he hopes it will com back a better bill. Senator Reed and Senator Borah Insisted that there is no likeli hood of early revival of the measure, bo cause the logic of President Harding's and Secretary Motion's objections calls for a long, long wait. SBHATOK BTeItABT'8 BILL Senator McNary and his western col leagues interested In reclamation believe that conditions are .rapidly working around to assure the success of the Mc Nary bill, and this, in the view of the Oregon senator, is one of the big things for the ex-service men. He has cal culated that out of 20.000,000 acres which it is planned to reclaim, the Soldiers will have preference right of settlement for 15,000,000 acres. The pressure f the soldier organisa tions, as they understand this and real ize the conditions resulting from admin istration opposition to the bonus bill, will be exerted for the reclamation bill. Mr. McNary maintains, and he pre dicts it will go through at the regular session. He regards this as the "best bet" for the soldiers, perhaps along with a revised bin frr insurance and forms of home aid. STORM HITS CAPITAL The final flurry in the senate on the bonus bill was one of the most spec tacular that h: been witnessed for years. The senate chamber was torrid in heat, and while the superheated sen ators tossed epithets the lightning flashed outside, thunder roared and the rain beat down upon the heavy glass roof in such torrents that the wordy disputants could only be heard as they Brought their voices to a shout It was in this dramatic . setting that Senator McCumber issued a challenge to Senator Reed to "step outside." which, in the state of the weather, did not sound enticing. Wtson, the fiery, squeaky voiced senator from Georgia, shook his fists at McCumber, reproached the post pones for "killing the bill by cowardice" and demanded that McCumber "sit down." Reed, speaking deliberately and looking over to McCumber, said he "never yet knew a blackguard who did not want to go outside to settle; COOLIDGE LOSES CONTROL Husky "Joe" Robinson of Arkansas moved up front between the word-bat tiers, evidently ready to stop any phys ical hostilities. Vice President Coolidge, presiding, lost .control of the senate and the galleries as well as the excitement swayed up from tne floor. McCumber was heard through the din insisting that he had the floor. Several times he re peated it. - '"That's About all you. .have got," shouted Watson. won't the senator speak louder?" called Ashurst f Artsona. salty that act the senate and galleries laughing, i The tumult Of the elements, the senators Kenyon was for recommittal so "better hilt" can be returned. Borah was for recommittal because he is against the bill and believed this would kill it. X.CQIOX POST FORMED Onalaska. Wash., July 27. Officers elected by the newly organized Onalaska post of the American Legion were : Harry Henstone. commander; P. Baker Carlisle, vice commander ; Brookes, ad Jutant; K. L. Carlisle, finance officer; L. B. Robblns. sergeant-at-arms ; Claude Johnson, historian; Bert Staeger, chap lain. Wherever the kit chens are cleanest and most efficient looking Wherever father gets the best dinners when he comes home from hit hard day's work There, in the home of the experienced housekeeper, you are most apt to find the bright tins labeled "Alpine Milk," Uura Bkw. SBBBBweSr 1 1 Ask VOW grocer for 7 OREGON MILK Cuticura Soap ! Imparts The Velvet T DANCE TONIGHT 4 P" COUPLE JO YOU 6 POX TROT. A DREAMY WALTZ AWAIT YOU AT COLUMBIA BEACH Eager hearts and untrained fingers Many a person is an accomplished musician IN spirit. Many a person, whose fingers are un trained to the piano keyboard, would dearly love to control the expression and cadence of a piece of music For these eager hearts and untrained fingers, the Player Piano is the ideal instrument. Enjoy the pleasure of making music! Let the musk roll carry the air. You, whether trained to the key board of a piano or not, can govern the spirit, the tempo, the expression. Popular dance numbers, folk songs, classics anything you wish from the whole world of music is at your beck and call. Eager hearts and untrained fingers! May we open the world of music to you? "Ploycr Pumos from $695 Sherman Jplay & Co. Sixth nasi Morrison Streets PORTLAND SEATTLE TACOMA SPOKANE Purchases Made Tomorrow Will Go oa August Accounts Payable Sept. SHOP AT THIS STANDARD STORE WHERE QUALITY MERCHANDISE, LOW PRICES, SUPERIOR SERVICE GO HAND IN HAND For the Best Lunch in Portland come to oar Tea Room, 4 th Floor. Prompt service. Peanut Brittle 25c Lb. No telephone orders. Gen uine Spanish Peanuts used. Olds, Wortman &. RELIABLE MERCHANDISE RELIABLE METHODS. HlMQaanoK atom, yen aag. Q ttmtx gmesrv Mel! given prompt and careful at tention. Orderg filled and forwarded tame day as re ceived. Stamps on request. Telephone Your Orders Experienced teiep lost clerks at your service front Sam. until S:43 p. as. Big Things Doing In the Boys' Store! mm Bam Double Trading Stamps ill be given tomorrow with cash purchase made In all departments of the store. Groceries Included Do all of your buyfnf here and reap the benefit of this cash saving on Us money you spend. Special low prices on seasonable merchandise durlaf the July Clearance 'Sale make shopping at this store doubly profitable. Filled Books Redeemed, Third Floor Clearance of Taffeta Frocks $14.98 Second Floor The garments entered In this Sale are from our own regular stock. lines that have sold down to one or two of a kind. Beautiful, high-class Frocks for sport snd dress wear. Developed in Taffeta and combinations of Taffeta and Georgette also some very attractive styles made up in Tricol ette and flowered Georgette. Trimmed with braids, dS A AO shirrings, plaitings, etc. Reduced for Clearance tDJ.I70 Tricolette Sport Jackets Special $9.98 Second Floor' Decidedly smart tor late summer and early Fall wear. Tuxedo styles with narrow belts or sash ties, and patch ppekets. Trimmed with fringe. Black, rose, apri- flQ QQ cot, French blue. Specially priced tomorrow at DUuO Crepe Blouses $6.95 Second Floor Wonderful value In this group of high-class Blouses. And there are styles to please every taste. Some ire trimmed with pretty laces, others are erabroi- &n QJT dered, braided, beaded or tucked. Clearance Sale 3Uei7 ) Girls' Dresses $1.98 Center Circle, Main Floor Special Clearance of Summer Dresses for girls 4 to 14 years. Fancy checks, stripes, plaids and plain colors. Ginghams and chambrays. ' Many djl QO styles. Short and long sleeves. Specially priced at vXearO hsv Tim sH Ww stmasaT I Women's Silk Hose Special $1.50 Circle, First Floor The woman who needs a new supply of serviceable Silk Hose should take quick advantage of this offering. Made With Lisle Toe, Heel and Top Well shaped and of splendid quality. One of our best makes, but only in black and brown. S9S FA Sreclallv priced wAeOU Lisle Hose 3 Pairs for $1 OWK Coffee 29c Fourth Flo or-Our famous OWK Imperial Roast Coffee has no su perior. Order a pound or two end be convinced! No deliveries except with other grocery pur chases. Specially priced Ofi d aWeV at 3 lbs. a pound Ceylon Tea Lb. Ceylon Tea. brand special, Tree' a pound 55c Royal Baking Powder, fMh-a 50c siz priced special Owv Model Grocery, Fourth Floor The July Clearance In ! r 1 1 ar rmei n nrentt the mAcf samsrViMa Met rt Ktrvalnt "vw wwM wvg si Mia mo sos ej a uaa ssa skswas st vi sffs SfUMan- In Boys' Clothing and furnishing offered ha Portland In yean. XJ m A m i n . J . . Sn .... ,k. .4..L - 1 . . make room for Fall lines. It's a golden opportunity to economize. Boys' 2-Pant Suits $8.95 The kind of Suits any customer would consider rood value at 12. SO. every Suit Is well made in every particular and only dependable fabrics are used. By all means come dQ AC to this sale. Two-Pant Suits. Good range sizes. Special wOeuPaJ Boys' Corduroy Suits $8.45 - a it ua PArHn rnw Qtsifr ertwo t nK mrsA wuH.- nA essaBBanans w nssosas ex BVBeaaBBwgs vuiwoiwj j wh p - hvu b vw-s iim sasajwa hold their shape they are prime favorites with most boys. These are shown in the latest models with all around belts. PQ Jt Broken sUes. Specially priced for tomorrow's selling evOe40 Boys' Knickers $1.69 Floor Corduroy Knickers full cut and well made. Just what boys need for vacation and knockabout wear. ezQ Shown In sizes for boys 6 to 17 years. $2 25 value i y .dWBm sssBsa aAi J afc MBBF dU BsAT 1 V "aaTB OaSBBBBBBBSSSSsi sSBBBSBBBBbTBbbBBBBbVV BBBBZ ' Boys' Pants At $1.95 Floor This to a special lot of rood duality Khaki Outing Pants. They were made to sell at 3.00, but we are aaxamito close d"j (U them out quickly. Sale price, pair vXoeTeJ $1 Night Shirts 59c Night Shuts about half price Friday. Made of ez- rnA eJeV for Thursday and cellent grade muslin avi.oo values at Boys' Sport Blouses htaa targe assort- rwQ ment of patterns. i. So. grade. Special I aC Boys' Sport Sweaters At $1.98 vacation days and to wear to school these Jersey Sweaters are most desirable. Good epS AO selection of wanted colors. Clearance Sale vJ.ea70 Boys9 Union Suits at 85c Main Floor Boys' Knitted Union Suits of t well known make. Modi urn light weight suitable for early Fall wear. Short sleeves, ankle length, drop seat Regular Qagw 125 and fi.50 values. Tomorrow priced at OUV Boys' Sport Caps, 1.15 to 1.75 grade special 98c Clearance of Men's Clothing Every Man's Suit in the house marked to sell at 40 to 65 is Included in this sale. Step In and pick out the model and fabric you like best and save 8 to 13 on your purchase. "L System" and other famous makes Men's $40 Suits at $32 $65 AH Men's 40.00 Suits now reduced to All Men's 45.00 Suits now reduced to All Men's 50.00 Suits now reduced to $32.1 $36.1 $40.1 at $52 AH Men's 5 5.00 Suits now reduced to All Men's 60.00 Suits now reduced to All Men's 65.00 Suits now reduced to $44.1 $48.1 $52.1 Young Men's Suits Main Floor Broken Unas Of Young Men'a Suits at very special prices. Young Men's 20.00 fcl AA Suits reduced to only eUJLVrV Y6ung Men's 22.50 Suits reduced to only $18.1 Young Men's 25.00 OA i Suits reduced to only tPoWel Young Men's 30.00 Mi J Suits now reduced to &rk Young Men's 40.00 Suits reduced to only $32.1 Men's $1.00 Knitted Ties 73c Millinery Clearance Trimmed and Sport Hats $5 Take our word for it, no auch Hat values have been offered this sea son at the price I And every Hat to desirable not odds and ends of early Spring models. Beautiful Hats of Milan Georgette Satin Straw la large, small and me dium styles trimmed la latest effects. Many smart sport styles la the showing. About ISO to select from. Shop early and get first t choice. Clearance 3 MILLINERY SALONS, 2ND FLOOR vVBuWsbsVTi Double Stamps On All Gash Purchases Silk Sale Continues Sport Silks Greatly Reduced -COtOaiD SPORT SILKS In a large assortment of beautiful pat terns. Also Csnton Crepes In the large block designs. Reg- grades. Priced, yard ular 6.50 and 7.oo QQ yard aPetee70 BARONET SATINS One Of the season's choicest silken fab rics. 40 inches wide. Shown in Hght and dark colors. Stan dard 4.00 quality. Q AO row priced at vdaWU CRYSTAL BROCADES in. white and numerous good col ors. These are also 40 Inches wide and are much the vogue for sport appsrel. Pegu- fcP AP JHJeaMJ SOX SKIRTING in beautiful figured effects. 40- inch. Regular 7.00 quality. Priced only WHITE SATIN 36- frcy AO In., figured. Rer. 3.50 WssteafO larly 6.75. Special WHITE $4.95 Tomorrow rrlced 3 WHITE PONGEE Imported quality 36-inch yard Si lk Department, Main Floor Filet Curtains $2.95 Pr. Regular Selling Price $5 a Pair A very special offering in the Drapery Section for Thursday and Friday. Beautiful Filet Net Curtains In plain or with dainty lace edges. Effective hangings for any room and very desirable. Special $2.95 a pair. DRAPERY DEPARTMENT, SD FLOOR Women's White Shoes MO, $10.50 I 1 Make 1A e 3 to 3.50 on your new White Shoes by com ing to this store) Every pair la the Sale to from our owa regular stock and every pair to standard. $7 w M Women's Snort Puma of white washable kid with two straps and dark brown wing Up. Medium toe and low walking heel. Regular M Aft pair SP aw 10.50 04 H. OS Id White Nu- buck Oxfords oh sport last Mili tary or tow heats. Beau Ufa I high class footwear. 10 snd 10.50 grade at $L65. 1.50 White Fabric Sailor Pumps with Junior French heels $8.65 7.5o White Fabric Pumps with military heal, weft sole, $5.00 0m White Nubuck Pumps with watte ivory soles and bats. Perforated vgmp and toe. Regular 10.50 flJfT fifl values. Special, a pair ap I VV Sale of Refrigerators Entire Stock Reduced With the warmest days of sum mer yet to come, right now to the proper time to get that Refrigerator We sell the celebrated Automatic and Knickerbocker Refrigerators, two of the world's best makes. All styles and sizes are included in this great sale. 907 Knickerbocker Refrig- , regular selling r QC 18.75. Now JaO.7J 11 Knickerbocker Refrig erator. Regular 28. 5o tfOO PFC size. Specially priced &&4iiU No. 13 Knickerbocker Refrig erator. Solid oak. Regular 3 2.5o site. On spe- &0 H(Z rial sale tomorrow at W. 4 O erator price s S4 Knickerbocker erator. Solid oak. 53.75 size. On spe cial sale tomorrow Refrig- Regular at $43.00 Garden Hose Reduced -a5 ft 4.75 Lengths at -a 5 ft 6.00 Lengths at -as ft 7.aS Lengths at -aS ft 7.75 Lengths St 50 ft 9.oo Lengths so ft ti.50 Lengths 50 ft 14.00 Lengths SO a. tS.oo Lengths 12.00 Clearance of Dinner Sets Third Floor Decorated American semi-porcelain Dinner Sets st special tow prices this week. Look to your needs and save! 32-Pe. Many other special bargains In Diane r Sets and separate pieces ere on display.