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THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 3. 1521. IS THIS ORJSUON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND, OREGON vltCOIIFEREICE DISCLOSE I APAH TO BE AN ENErlY? Beacer By KeWrt J, Caitvl atall . lOMftickC ltll. T ratted Heoa) WaalUnston. Nov. 3. Stripped of all camouflage, lb ,omlnx arm confer , enc must appear to lntelllrent obeerv , era aa pureljrtha application of an add Uat to Japan. , Th questions simply thta: Will tkt conference reveal an eneaty in 192X. just ' aa The Harvie conference revealed the menace of Oermapy In 1S7? ' , However, a poeelble d IsrpPtloa o( peace can be maalfestad 1 ettly one direc tion. Ens land, alck of war, heavily In dabt. haa reduced her' naval- expend! turea fronr t441.sll.SI7 la the year 120- ' 1I2L o 40.I47.90 fur the Klt'lKl . 122. and cannot-be said to reveal mili taristic tendencies.- Toe United States, leader- In a movement for world peace at -Paris and now at Washington, haa reduced her naval .expenditures from ITi7.4M.l4v for the year mMm to 142S.1 41.071 for the preaent flacal year. llflV TiTH OCT . . But what of Japan? Japan galena atarida out today-aa spending pfppor t tionetely mora lor armament tharf, any 1 ether country In Ue world. And Lhlf at ; e time when moat or use worm is taix 4 Ing peace. ' Her naval expendlturea rot 1 the year 1I30-19J1 were 1I7J07,RJ, while for the pri have been Increaaed to im.61i.224. And 1 Japan's, total armament budget. $311, ' 314.000. aa far aa an be ascertained. i constitutes approximately SI per cent of all her national expendltureawhu Eng , land's armament budget comprises 24 per cent of her total expenditure, and i that of the United States XI per cent. Bo the crux of the forthcoming coo 1 fare nee rests in the attitude of Japan i toward the problems centering m the Far I East. . Upon that attitude will depend whether limited armament lb a poaalbU- probability. MUST 43ITX A3TD TAXB On the part of this government there Is a wUlmgnea to enter Into the con fa re nee In a spirit of give and take. On our. part, we acknowledge the right of" Japan to expand commercially; We reeogals that her proximity to China, bar need for ready market. etc- give her special advantages in the Orient to , which aha to entitled In trad competi tion. , On the other hand, we ask that Japan, on her part, acknowledge that' trade expansion cannot embrace political con trol of .those sphere which. . aha pene tratea commercially. She must, la i. short, be satisfied to compete with other f natlona on an ; equal footing eave . for , ! her special advantages ' of race and 1 proximity in the trade, market and in ' i the natural resources development, of ' China.. ? ...-j: ... l wumyn.ii in. .m nopiq iurs oy the United States and other , powers, Japan muat wipe from, the ; slate and In thla the test applies almost equally to England the Anglo-Japanea , alli ance. , Americas duuxe lor uai axu- anca rests not in her fear of a combined military threat by Japan and England, but rather from a natural abhorrence of military alliances and even more, tn the case of thla partiouiar pacv Because of its effect upon Japan's activities. Janan mlrht think aha was sacrine- Ing a great deal, but If the sacrifice I made ah will bat Ma a political ngai while winning a great moral - victory before the world. Rum Runner Fined $1000; Sea-Going 1 Launch Confiscated All was lost whiskey, boat, money and almost ' liberty Wednesday, when Federal Judge C E. Wolverton passed JiKhrment upon I B. Talbot, confessed ram runner. , whose ' seagoing launcn MeUllta was pulled to safety inside the mouth of the Columbia river by mem- bot, who formerly was In the automobile supply boalnesa here, had -cleared the boat from , Vancouver. B. with f 0 aea of Canadian whiskey, ostensibly for Mexico. Thla was the second voyage. The court Imposed fine or J1000 upon Talbot and f 250 upon Olaf Berg, his engineer. The whiskey was seized, the boat was- confiscated and Talbot was allowed days In which to earn enough cash, to. pay the $700 balance between the amount of fine' and the 1300 he paid down. - , -1 . " The court at first ordered Talbot com mitted to Jails until the fine should be paid, but on Talbot't showing modified the terms of payment. The judge scath ingly denounced. Talbot and other rum runners, declaring It a serious matter to smuggle liquors from foreign countries. DELEGATES FROM: IAPAII PAID HIGH HONOR AT CAPITAL . (Br Caitsd Kew Washington. Not. J. Principal Jap anese delegates'' who nave arrived, her f or the Washington j conference were welcomed with the highest honors that the American government has accorded to any of the foreign representatives yet reaching- the capital. - v s V- rt' Secretay of State Hughes and Other high officials of the government greeted the Japanese delegates when the special train on- which they had crossed the continent rolled Into Union station lata Wednesday.''-.' '"v-K; Hughes had Intended to meet carlo Schanzer.. head of. the Italian delega tion to the conference, and his party Tuesday night, but the late arrival of tha Italians caused the ceremonies to be postponed, and . me American aecre tanr of state's presence at the station to welcome the Japanese was the first time he had gone -to greet any of the foreira plenipotentiaries. He will meet other ranking .delegates as they arrive. With the arrival of Admiral lyeaato Tokuxawa. president of the- Japanese house of neers. the main delegates of Japan art all here. Tha other principal Japanese delegate to Zxaron KJjur sni dehara. ambassador.- to Washington. Present to meet the Japanese delegates were Secretary of the Navr Oenby, Assistant Secretary Roosevelt, Ambas sador Sldchara. Chief of Naval Opera- Value of Health Efficiency Uona Admiral Coontx, Vic Admiral Kato, Japanese naval adviser ; Briga dier General A. W. Brewster of the American war department. Major Gen eral Anaka. Japanese military adviser. and others. .---.- -i;:-:.- : Secretary Bughea arrived a. little lata and ha met and shook hands with Ad miral - Kato and Prince Tokugawa as they war walking sway from the train with, the reception committee. Weather Favorable For Highway Work ' '"" ii ii is in ii "' Roseburg. Nov. I The paving of the Pacific highway sear Glendale has been almost completed."; and if the present good weather continue two weeks will be necessary - to complete the Job. ac cording to K. J2. Hodgman division high way . engineer. . who la in chars; . of the work. About one and one half miles of the contract remains to be paved. In the meantime north bound auto traffic must go through Glendale, while south- Douna traffic u routed over the highway, WOME3T BECLIHE. JUEJ JOBS Montesano. Wash- Nov. 3. Only four of 31 . women called for jury service for tire term of superior court starting No- vemDer i aocepua service. , . New Judge Asked : In luamath rails Courthouse Row Klamath; Falls. Nov. 3. An affidavit of prejudice against Judge F. M. Cal kins of Mediord and a motion to dis qualiiy him from hearing further pro ceedings in ue ease ox ran. , n against Klamath county was filed Iter Tuesday, constituting the latest; move ta tha courthouse rlEht. .. . v it im uend that, because of bis prej ndice aralnst Judjre Bunnell. Judge Cal kins would be unable to give the .mat ter a fair and impartial hearing, mo supreme court is asked' to appoint an other iude-e. The suit is an injunction proceeding itFAae-fct. last December by Ward to pre vent inclusion tn the tax levy of 350,000 to complete the Hotsprinss courthouse and aa item of 314.000 In the misceiia neoua fund. Judge Calkins trsnted the tnlunetien and recently refused to oi nivo it at a hearine: at Jacksonville. The next step in the fight is a trial of the case on Its merits, for which m chang in judges is requested. . Using; power - obtained from water falls. Braxil will electrify hundreds of miles of railroads. Auto Thieves Take Car oaWiia Trip i'..A: V- : -a . . . 1 ' 11 '. i Roseburs. Nor. V A Buick auto mobile, . oeloncinc to J. M. J odd, was Wednesday stolen from In front of his home and driven to Rice H1U. where it was turned -over a bank and wrecked. Tha ear was later righted by, the thieves and driven. Borth, Twher they wjer ap prehended a tew miles from ToncaHa by officers. Upon the approach of the of ficers, three boys who were m tn sxoien car. ran into tha brush and escaped. The car was onven w for the owner, v The boys responstoie have not yet been apprehended..' r , Stolen Astoria Oar -: Gets to Bed Bluff TCftv. 3. The touring car stol- i i..t Thiimdav in Astoria has been JLrA at Red Bluff. CaL.: according to l a telegram received her by th w.r. nffina. It is not known if the thief was apprehended. Flight from the elty was made over the inland route, through the Nehalem vaUey, the evidence shows. Sinn Fein Kidnaps '..County Councilman ' Belfast. Nov. MIL P. John Mc- Hugh. Catholic .Nationalist sod chair man of the Fermanagh county council. was kidnaped Tuesday night. It was learned here today. Ha was understood to have refused to pay a Beta Fein levy. Tw witnesses, who. had been .subpoenaed to testify nv a case affecting the Sinn rein; also were kidnaped, it was said. McNary Again Brings up Highway Measure WaaWngtonii ; Nov. V fWASHIXO- ) TON BUREAU OF. THE JOUENAI) J Bills to provide t2.50Q.6oa for tb Roo velt highway to match, stat funds war introduced today by ; Senator McNary to the senate andsReprasentattva Haw ley in th house. Committees will not b asked until the regular session. ' : 323 Hawthorne; at Twenty-Seventh " IT TAKES a complete collapse . to convince some people of th value tot ' health efficiency. The discriminating person realises quickly when body or- Sms are not at par and seeks imme-' lately the quickest, -most effective means for restoration. Many who have lone; been discouraged with Ineffectual methods of 'treatment will -find- the MUk Diet as given under our expert institutional : care , . a restoration, of physical -fitness and a healthy equilib rium of . the nervous system. Health four weeks . away The Moore Sanitarium 8tS Hawthorne, at Twenty. serenta Your Ef SteieiiGy "' - and elf- 2Vatch Wrighe WindowsZ SALE OF THE ArifFP sow if la !MA1SHQE STOCK e Shoes, 25,000 Pair.Vs toy2 Off Stapl LADIES' Tan, Patent - Kidf-Gunmetal with Cuban and. French heels; short lines and samples. OAA PAIRS, special while they tJ 1 v last ' at this gire-away price. Sizes' 2 to 4; . '. ....... v- bly increased , Dress-; Pumps Talaes te tlM. Black sad browa kid aad sseds Baby Loals heels; Fateat aad kid, lew aad kith keels. $3.98 Ladies Comfort Slippers Soft kid leather with one strap and some with, . d QQ rubber heels. Pair V "V? 1 ft , 1 f . ' will be measura if you know your clothtes are absolutely correct. Really Knowing the worn by gentlemen is but part of good tailoring. That is why we study the characteristics of each man's figure, and with a hundred and one small perfections of cut and Jit give his clothes that indescribable look called "STYLE" Individual Distinction. Cuban Heels Low Heels -' Military .Heels Styl es I . : Browm ssd slack kid sr eslf. ... rSeTvee. ''J kla witk Fraach. Cakaa. mil- gr?-. fSSSSL vv. Itary er low heels, aarrow, JVir " 1 E medlasi er broad toss. Toar Jr - j $2.98 yS ($3-98 I OSDg An Extra Pair of Trousers With your. .: suit often saves you the emharfassnieht yi wearing a pair of Baggy trousers IvIADEtoOKDER Full Suit arid an Extra Pair of Trousers $45, $55, $65 and Up ALL .GARMENTS MADE IN PORTLAND i r w l i i ii The. A5U Oscar M. Smith, Manager Children's Dress Shoes , "VTHITB AKB COtOBED TOP Button aad Lac Shoes rfl i r L Wa.7bw $1.48 SUee t te 4, heel1.48 Kizea a te s. anrlss heel fl.4o Sises VA rto 00 heel 5-2 Slses 11 te t, heel.... f 1.98 Children's Scuffers Tas aad Vims. Satwa er laee, BUes t t ...........B1.4S 8Uet 1 t 11........ .fl.98 BUss 11H U t S2.4S Tke Ideal footwear for rtrts SJid boys for all-around wear heavy sewed soles, all re inforced, stitched seama. - Girls' . School SHOES S Karrew, sttdlssi or wide tees la Blaek er Brews CaUakla Skeea. tk te S S2.8S llVs to 9 at . S2.08 H to 11 at S2L98 'h 34 Heel Shoes Blaek v Brews Kid aad Calftkla Shoes e o ss witk dotk tcsst val sea te tlAU . Hlfk, low aad SMdlBBV , . keels. $3.98 - - v 108 Third Street Gloss and Softness Follow Near Washington Boys' Enfil Shoe, tUck 9 Q Calfskin Shoes, Cexibl sewed soiea, , oises 11 to 1, S2.9S. 2s to fitt S3.85 Boys' Army Shoes fS J&7 111 BL-s7 III Stross eaifakls, heaivy doable soles. Slits 11 ts 1SH at S2.48 SUei 1 to t at S2.79 - Bites :h t Thert is no complaint of dry hair, or brit- tlt hair, or nana, cnroly hair from those who iham poo with Paknolrve. Those who ac cepted the free 15-cent trial bottle know this. The combination of. palm and olive oil imparts beautiful floss and aoftoest rery strand shines, erery hair is silky ta texture. Osca you use Palmolree Shampoo no other satisfies. Because no other contains theta costly, oriental oils famous since the days of ancient Egypt for their beautifying qualities, . What they do The softening- effects of lhre oil axe re ponsible for the lortly gloss and softness. It produces the mildest, most penetrating of lathers, which is given body and richness by the blending with palm od. This lather is far more than a surface cleanser. It enters erery root and hair cell, aad purges them from dirt, oil and dandruff. ' Yet this hair which is so thoroughly cleansed isn't dry, harsh or brittle. The, soothing action ef palm and olive oil keeps it soft and glossy. PALMOLIVE Don 't neglect dandruff Even the. healthiest scalps secrete a mod erate amount of dandruff, which doctors call seborrhea and charge with most hair troubles. It is harmless' enough if, when yon sham poo, it is thoroughly washed away. But ordinary shampooing doesn't affect the 'dry; oily, scales which withstand most cleansing;; They accumulate until the hair cells are dogged. This clogging prevents proper nutrition and your hair begins to 'come out. This is the danger signal. The softening, penetrating lather produced by the blend of palm and olhre oils pene trates the formation of scales, loosening and dislodging them from hair roots and scalp. You need never fear dandruff if you sham poo with Palmolhre. . " If yon didn't get the free 15-cent trial bottle of Palmolrre Shampoo, fill out and mail this coupon to the Palmolhre Company. We will gladly mail h, that yon may learn the results which follow eren the, first Palm olhre Shampoo.- ,i - - .:' - - I 15c TRIAL BOTTLE FREE i l:Shampbci The Plead of Palm and Olive Oils V - Siuwvukae, U. & A. : Please mail the 15-cent trial bottle of Pahnolrre Shampoo to - ! I - I Address Narot- um !F HiT a 1925 California has 22 persons per square) mile; Washing tea has 20.3; Oewtwa'haa SJ!S. Mot pwopl in Orev gem wi3 mean lower taxes. Th Exposition wiS Vring th pettpl. But tharo will ho so Exposition wales ap proval's' grrW at th polls Novamher . t9jth : It?. sssaD InvestaHtnt insuring largo Veritable Wave of Prosperity TBOUSAKDS of Portland homes hare entered on anew erjt-of.thrift thro the opening of liberty Ball Accounts, and we hope to keep these accounts growing nntfl, a -veritable wave of permanentj prosperity strikes Portland. Drop all your small change into'the Btfle home bank, and brinj its contents down frequently to the Unjted States National. Get your money to earning Interest XX means future capital to use. We Invite ;YOTJ to open a Savings Ac count here, and will 'give each new. de positor a liberty BeH bank. "We have just - received a new con t slgiunenL " ' " . "One of the NorthwcMf Great Bank I Strosr Calf tkla 811001 Sfcoes, stset 11 t UHSX.98 tsises I te X, S2.48 to at S1.S8 r sa.s i SCOUTS Sett. plUkle fpen, wllk leataer er ckrost soles, all sues S t ' 1 It,- rpeeial at. . . .i oyi IY im Vs..-vT .98 $2.85 $385 Men's Shoes Talaes to jm,Xater Dress Oxforts, : Brer 1 Skoes ul'Omi 8ke witk narrow, saediani er vMt Sees. All lestk erst Tlei, CaUakla aaa Blae DeatBers lack, browa, Ua, kocaay aaS two-toaest all slses la tks two lota, to 13. work shoes la veals aad ekraaie. witk doaele seles, sisais aad Soablf stltrked. - H 1 Maas Hsst lsf Skill. jLU stsee LaeMss ,Htk era. Ail slses at ...3.98 ys, SH t SVk -S38 Little Beyf, It to S 79c Men's Rubbers, 6 to 10,......;. BET. "vrASHnrGTOW AXT . ALOEB, Oil lOVKTH ST. --' Ofpesiu Clrel Tkeatrs 1 Mail Orders Filled at These Prices L 4 . r -