The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972, November 13, 1921, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextJ I " . , 1 i- - 1 ' :H305as.evaa r. THE OREGON "SUNDAY JOtJRNAt; PORTLAND. SUNDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER 1V1S21. Ml EAGER FOR COIIFERENCEIO KM HER All ' - Y Says She ti Not Militaristic, but - Desires Racial Equality and Special Position In Cast Toela. Nov. 11- fC. r.yt oonnec Uoo with the Washington arm confer ence there outstanding declarations art sounded through, the press sad la pqb LUs utterances In Japan. They are: 1 A oom piste denial that Japan U militaristic' and the declaration that aha want ta reduce bar naval an 4 military expenditure . 1 Kanphaata of the Importance for tha world-wide recognition at racial equal ity. Including protesta against lmml- g ratios and comrnarclal barriers against the Japanese. I laalsteacs upon Japan's "special posillan" la tha Far East Tha first propoaittoa la tha one meet persistently proclaimed here, and ap parently la tha point tha Japanese dele gates are determined to drive home at the eon farenoe. Whatever elaa may come out of the meeting, the Japanese are bailing It as a medium for telling tha world that it has had an arreneaua Impressisn of Japan that It la a peaoeful nation and thai tha militarists, who ones dominated have lost their grip. Japan expects the assertion to be challenged In some for eign quarters, but It Is tha cardinal point of tha position aha will assume lu Washington. ; Soma af tha mora truculent newspa per here published a series ef pesst- anlatle editorials Just as tha Japanese delegation was leaving. These papers declared the delegation does not rep resent the Japanese people and insisted that "unofficial" delsgaUa snake eleer to America tha popular views of their oountry. ARMS PARLEY IRKS WITH YANKEE SNAP (Oaetiaaad Tsms yaw Osal American heartiness and friendliness to the foralgn delegates. C010S ABB MOYBKEST It was a aoano of solor and move want In the center of tha great hall stood a hurt table shaped like the 1st vera called. They praised Kardhtg, Hughes and Aaterlca and pledged thorn Slve to help. - llughaa announced that both Kronen aid PJngllah would be tha ofriclel lan guage, at the conference, and as his speech already had bean distributes the French translation, it "would sac repeated fee Franca. .-. - -; .Senator Lodge arose, the .crowd stilled. not knowing what to expect. ; "Mr. Chairman." sad Ledge, "1 merve the conference do now adjourn." In a gala of laughter over tha anti climax, the conXerenoa Adjourned. DAIRYMER DECIDE TO REMAIN VATH LEAGUE ' . - ; (Ceattnasd Ttam Pate One) CMDIPM ! SAYS PROPOSAL PROVES SINCERITY , 1 1 1 ; ; : Disarmament Step on the. Part of United States Declared Most Magnanimous) Success Sure. Vancouver. B. C, No. 12. (U. X- Commenting editorially, the Vancouver Province, leading Canadian dally news stand behind tha league If the dairymen 1 on coast, declared tha voted to stay in the organisation, and they were assured la the affirmative. Chester Bridges, E. J. Brocks, C F. aaval holiday' proposed by Secretary of SUte HUghe today before tha disarms Wilaon. George Harrow and others made 1 roent conference was a "guarantee that determined addresses, advocating keep ing the league inviolate, CHlUtl ARB MASS this groat euterprlae wtlj no, fall,' "Tha eenfereae f disarmament evens ulpicioualy.- the Province aald. "At terZlTZ TEES ?Vnited State, ha too conditions he found In leagus man- I presents a program which Is Itself agement in Portland. He did not Spars I proof of tha sincerity of tha government aim suojecb tu coarsreq uu loo moai . k..iLi. r'.v " "-l prise of the president om dm uu. ( nasas'isaBB sa sasa rnar a nam avnani iTnsasa saw ... ' .... .. " --wws sruw ww aavaxwivuia ws a -l0 ahaalliohe ntiA aMIao Maask WwawrSkVa money was wanton to many respects. I aoJa i. . general nrajeot for the Um Loucks said tha loaguo management had SS? of iavsS srsaat OniS paid too much for the factories in Coos I 7 ,fsr. t UaToff with tis aha r,ue,f . ,uvrmf Idonmsnt of her whole naval ehipbulld auctea tn ousmoss msteaq oi practical tnf. ondsrtakinga, These are tha most men. I .wtsnsivs. ana bv fas fna snASt matl-v Ixuclu said that at Astoria the fae-1 that iaatim in the vnM vm Y,A tory tmployod 11 men to do work which , progress at ons Umo, ,' -1 -'i , . two snouiu ana ta nsnaio wnsn rs "There Is lltUo doubt that Groat Brit, movals wers made. Ms asserted hslai. t.u. mm rtaaiw iuti knew at many dairyman had starved 1 building orders la agreement wlt the isiiura m get usir pay cnecaa uvw ino pooia rOBTtAlTP TLAVT COBTtT lAuoks also shargad that tha Portland factory had eost tlO.OOO and as sinosraly believed that tha oqulpment oould havs been secured for J0.0o6 to !,. Plane were on, ha said, to salvage tha league. "but: a saphead can't do 1L" 1 Ho con cluded hi statomont with ths remaiit tha.t there were many who balleved in cooporaUvo marketing and he was will (Oeatbraet Tnm rags One) ing to stand with tha leagus and did TM. . ... withTil. booU on., hanging on to the 1 1 J? illV'-J.t Lively Fistic and mat Events Feature Smokeless Smoker Tha first amateur amokelesa smoker I ef tho seaaoa vaaTluld In tha T. ML CL A. Saturday night, when flva i wrestling and - one toxins boqta were I staged. , Pr. Earl Smith, ehairman of I the amateur boxing and wresuing active i ties of th Portland Young Men s Chris tian Association, refercod tho engaga. menta.' i Previous to the mat contests, Rayl Leshar and Tom Bain , demonstrated 1 Die various Japanese and American I wresuing noioa ana tno largo erowo was I well nleased with tha entertainment.' The res alts ox tho boats zouowt v. hfackie lost to WilkinS, Knighton won from Palmer, Loders went to a draw I with Buckley, "Bam and TtSffnoek ended la draw, while Videhofl and Butler fiBishod tho main event with honors l even. Cebula fought a three twe-tmln- iite round draw with Head in the only I boxing bout. The next affair wili boi held noma tuna m January, according 1 to present plans of Chairman Dr. Smith. l Copper to the leading mineral prod uct ef gouth Australia, followed by salt and iron ore. '?.. From iDraperies & Bedding to Cooking Utensils at New Lowered Prices See the Windows Today Many Pieces ; ! 25 fd to 40 Below Last Year's Values Whether at Extra, Special Sale Prices or not. any or ail goods selected wUl be held for future. . delivery without additional charge. Bvory thing toes oat one aooouat. with no additional Initial payment required. At Edwards easy terms are personally arranged to please each individual leuufceaneat andr ojo- one ooat ojf Utosist 4a charwed. rcgardleas of what yo May oalsot, (Brunswick Phoaographa and tocortfa included.) JAPAN HOLDS KEY TO INT OFFER ON ARMAI ii strana, and that If desired Information were not given out by tho head office, the league men should have gone there too strong and thrown tho authorities la question out of the office. ambitious building program of battle ships and battle oruisers which U is proposed should be scrapped. The Immediate affect of adoattoa of the Hughes program, it Is pointed oat. I would leave Great Britain with a Brea the mouon. "Are we la favor of staying t advantage of one hundred thousand iona to oainiai snips over ino uniua States, and the United States with two hundred thousand tons over japan. The nanfMafiAit asfawt MiVaoi -- - - (Pi K. a Eldrldge, present manager of L . M7..r ...Jl leavs tha American and Japanese navies standing as they are, while Great Brit ain would In twenty years fall to an with the league f, watch carried by 285 yes and it no. ELDKIS01 CUT COSTS the league, said that whan ha assumed his duties he found that the men in charge "were spending money like drunken sailors- and he had effected A .m. witK tw saving of 110.000 per month by dlacharg. with this country's. tar U and flanked by chairs. Ths flags I ing useless employes. He asserted he 1 "HAT IT XsAXS of the nine assembled powers, ths United I had been "doublecrossed" by the mem-1 This ahows In- esMntial that Orsat utaa, Great - BrlUtn, France, Japan, I ners or the governing board, ut eieou-1 Britain la asked to corns to permanent Italy, Portugal. Holland. Belgium and I "mmwe. n "r equality with the United. Stated and Ja. Chlna, were grouped against a bank of hd-work?d at..crof p!po?g ? . In s:d to drop her menacing palms and autumn foliage behind ths "l"fi tempting to settle. u Astoria Uight-oltht building prograia. The table. . High above the flags were sus- ii w M M . sjs j sa .m , ponded In a Circle over the delegates. . In four boxes and In ths galleries sat tho "beauty and chivalry" of halt a doasn European capitals. America's dlgnltarlaa, soldiers, judges, politician! and her "plain people wars there. rVftlLLIAJIT AiatXBLAQI ' Aronnd tho oonfereaeo table grouped "ana newer ex m worn a -aiaiomaev. Becroury of Bute Hughes and ths American delegation headed tho table. Behind Hughes sat Pershing. In a lofty box was Amsrtoa's first lady Mrs. Harding. . Hughes raised hid hand. muaaie. i . I Unite Rtetaa fml1 unviriM tMmt I. l A? faoirV fofts'ad Mtual vluM uadsy way and fSO.000 Portland factory at 117,009 un Mni4 ah.nAAM viw 1 .. .W. SI . . 1- w - which ooat 110,000, was had been s-otn. The manaaar aald L." """S W""!'!. to the language of tk.M ilti k.tn laB AAA I .w.u.w, wmnnn I" ; V ..V .V. ...w. Vl policy? Is aha ready to ault ouildlnar and would run to perhaps 7i,ooo mora. - "-r ""Vi"" a" I ion on tho seas ta threatened by lessen. hugghs ruaBiaiaB i Ins? her nrasent nronArtlonata itMnM Dalrrmen. h reiterated, must forget! These duestlons tha eonfaranca win . about tnatr money suu aue irom pooisiswer. and so forward and In time, perhaps, t this may so rspaia. hs saia ha teiti JArAaaat) btajto as "TK tlrat. with deeent management, suca as trjrMOW Q TJ AKTITT TODAT r huamaaa in a bla war. nreduceral v' -The eonfsrsnee.- hs said, "will hd I rould set their full checks not later than I tJaltsd Meoi Staff CoRWOaadeat n prs The Rev. W. a Opened with tensive. !QI 10! prayer." tram 41 to 10 days after delivery of the I Washington, Nov. 12.-rJaeaa stood to- Ahernathy, ef Calvary I taw nroduoC . x I Bight ths unknown ouantity in the Amer. Baptist ahurch, prayed that divine I Under the circumstances, Eldrldge lean arms out proposals, guidance might lead tho conference to I said, hs was ready to resign, but hs felt Ths British and tho Japanese delega. a lightening of tha world's turde of that the league should be a permanency tlons let It be known tha propoaala are in the state. I i""o"rw aunaota "as a oasis lor cus- Presldent nardtng. whose eaU brought . wrnie league aa Mew.Ud.-eW aM . - . the conferees from the ends eAthe earth. t the aaak Balances aiiae.- At tnu . -apanose, apparenuy stunaea eatered. He welcomed, tim delegates I Junoture ths demand for the resigns. by th extent and openness of the ..rt.iv. iM u.m what tha wria n. I tkn of the board of directors waa filed, ttugnes program, tnaicated they re- aacted af there and left them to their I passing by but one dissenting vote. garded the proposed slashing as too ex task. I CrjSDlSSEttt IS SCORED Hardly had the cham died ! awaf ' fol- ay m ftf it, .hare V? , . 1 T,l V??b , ?JJ?a of condemnation dad aK times ths big ?MhiLhr dJJatuS liwad hit " The peoullaf t the Brltiidt fllt- PuJlM his t of .ituauon la that many. who. iaL y&AtH 'mSt the Uaaue. ware the most fervent today aflaV. -alto. hl (a Zl to or M bf th organlaation! eonferencs In asking htm to Uhe the xt the close of .the session Delos U rem. and praside over all conference Jte ireeope7ae1narket ",m j Ing of Washington, D. C.. a government XTEftTBODT fLEASKD expert, made a fine address on eoopere- Kmphatto node of affirmation and ttoa and said' that eut of the ashes of spontaneous applause ahowed that the the past a splendid organisation oould delegates wars unanimously agreed, bo built and maintained. Other states, irughea accepted and got to tho work he said, had accomplished this, and their Of ths conference. If ague had endured for popular .profit. In clear, direct sentences, ho told ths snd there was no reason why It should conference the world expected It to tight not be accomplished In Oregon. en the terrible burden at competitive . ' " arm amenta. The way to do that, he TOTS OF COSflDKSCS GITS If said. Is not to pass resolutions or hv McCoy, Nov. lL-Looal members of dulge tn fine phrase, but to agree on the Oregon Dairymen's CooporaUvo a plan of sctsal reduction so tangible 1. recently voted eoofldenoe in the tnai ii wouia oe instanuy translate into i management of the league and declared You counterfeit YOUTH You can imitate HEALTH Yon 0y accept Shot thai aemeoae claims will girt the comfort of ORIGINAL T1ROUND vLURIPPER WALKING SHOES Bat yoVn nrrar gat tha REAL THING is s "aaUtVi wa in. this thank. stralgH-teido-lhre, aa dedrreioptaf Health. Show nA jam ay gMUM MOioaud Grtppan.M Voter DupBctted GROUND GRIPPER SHOE STORE Ml WAgBIKGTOir SIMMONS CONTINUOUS-POST BED SIMMONS STEEL LINK SPRING AND 45 -LB. FELTED COTTON MATTRESS $3 GASH $1 Week No Interest -Detailed explanation of each Is unnecessary. Ton have read and heard much a beat B unmans Beds and gprlnxa that are "Built for Sleepy lately : but Edwards would like ta have you note that it's a FORTY-KJVB POUND Felted Cotton Mattress that's with this Simmons "Built tor Bleep- uea ana springs. "Queen Anne' Walnut or Mahogany Table and Six Chairs $169 -Of ell parted, youll no doubt agree, there's nana so choice or charml&x. yet f&apla, a. Quee& Anna. Notice the graceful Uoea aad, when tha tahls u extended, whether one or two leaves are awed, the bade resnaias evenly divided. Tha bask panel of ahawa wary aUghUy front tUaatraUoa. Beats ara ovrarod with genu Ins leather, either blue or brown. AH chain are oarafuUy flalihed u aoatab either table. Edward's Economy Outfit Delivered ea Tsrms to Pleats Tear Xadrrfdtal mtelregeat. LIVING ROOM- $69.50 Both Rockers illustrated are of solid oak. Library Tabla is also Identical to illustration and has MalMnoh top Of quarter-sawed oak. Tha Arm Chair has been replaced with ons of Baronial Brown Wicker with cretonne, cushion seat aad back. DINING ROOM- - . . i . , -W $59,50 Six Very Sturdy Chairs with saddle shaped seats braced arainat the back posts. Tabla baa (Inch top that will open to six feet All ara flhished tn hand-rubbed goidea wax 10 match th living-room set. . their intention to stand by the league. Already the largest port in Franca, the capacity of Marseilles for shipping will be doubted. dollars and oents la reduced taaea Amarlca Is willing to set tho pane tn this, Hughes said, by scrapping ! Ships, totalling mora than loe.Qoo una. Whsa Hughes said that, hs unleashed enthwelaam that swept tha meeting out of his control aad mad It seem a roue tnf rally of friendly cltlsens who saw a dream coming true. There bad been applause before, but It waa a mere whis per to the thunders of sound that broke npon ears of the stolid, self contained toretga dslegatea Hughes went ew telling what the Unit ed States thought Britain and Japan Ought to do. TO Lift TAK 8A9B He fin 1 abed bis speech, finished the organisation of the conference and waa I CUARANTZlCO FOR a aeai is sajesra me session, inen tne -wihs" took a band. MBrtand I Brland r they cried. The French premier fluahed a bit . . . . . . . .. f n. na wurjooay in nm nail I . , . rose with him la a tremendous ovation I Rules ATaRUt OtOM to Wm and rraace, Brauft, -Rha Cttl Which be pledged Crance'a soon rattan to dieermamaav so long as French eeear 1 1o rtek e fxeeeiag- iiy was aaaureo. xnen, in turn, tha rep. I aewswai adtaswaeata rvsantauaja oi au tne other delegations I swr nrare taTaaBMaaeBaaBBTaVHawaaeaBBBW 1 lsBMa Xsjdlg? f Iiytlrorloroii Tires 10,000 DON'T t x Used Until you hare read the tumouncement on the back pge of the Auto Ssctioa of this paper. ere advaaead pre issue that they are ae e se eeanteea M aay way wtth erdiaary-ejfea. The lataraat HrdraaUo Bapaaeiaa Pr aad the Tares Cabrle resalt la a tire ef estraerdiaary aahty aad kag hie. , faevi Big aa Cords Bctter than Cords , isiutwu a caS ta the ireela. - - Hraiw-Totea tha. Mara milieu Is necwe stays waale: the ea cawas ssaec wre we se asm arata. run a. mA aaad with - - I -Zl I the Umbiii ml i L thdiisjidfatiheta. v WEalDMAIER & SONS ta SALXOX IDI Treating Eyestrain "v aw rwv"J hit Eyestrain Is Not a Disease I Is Be Near slghtedrtess, Far-tgtitedness. Astlgmatlsnl aad Mus cular Imbalance ara corrected without medietn, A person suffering from eyestrain, whd at tha aaffts thna onjoving good health, is at a less t know Juat what to do. b feels he does not need a Bhysieuaa. but knows thai ho needs relief. Many people still speak of neargBtebeas, far tight edness, s-stlgmaUsm and muscular trouble as though they were some Kind of eye disease, but they are no mora a dlseasa th&fi a email ear Or a large nose. Eyestrain la caused by a faulty shape or false position of the eyeball. Which condition renders vision Unsatisfactory or painful, and la relieved by wearing correctly ground glasses. If you suspect eyestrain yon should consult us without delay our many years' experience is at your disposal our reputation asmirea you glasses will not bo recommended unless necessary. - XveYythlaff eytSeally year aeeds aad year desires ta the eyeglass Mas ara properly served here. Oaf Ow Complete teas Griaalhf Flast oa the Presiises SAVE YOUR' EYES THOMPSON Optical Inst i t u t e lt-l-ll CerbeU BaHditr.rirtb aad Xsrrlaea CHARtES C3 IB liimim A. RUSCO, PRES. AKD OEN. MGR. ( I rJr-il Is I S Im -TM r ft T BEDROOM $89.50 linstared Aid IvArv It's ia tha window today 8e This u tha beauty. enamel. It. Bod. nhlffonl.. vanity t.hl. oWt and rocker. Teu can have regular dresser in placa at vanity Uble, It deairedT KITCHEN $29.50 Tenle I. -far better than illustration ahowa In conatyucUon the four wind-set-back chairs are quite identical to the illustration. Ail are finished in white enameA. the same- aa the table base. Round and square style top table. 9xl2-FootWoolTapettry Brussels Rugs $21.50 Just arrived. Eleven good pattern a tool Grexrpad for this week's selling at tho special afire af ttiAe. which warrants a substantial aaviag. Tea' 11 aaao have for conaiderattoa a fins lot of g 9x12 Axminsters at -$33 J AJC0LCr JUrr c aj roixowii Ktaee tx a .........1 aisee Mi .....1 .Si !lllH::::::::H:::;3ll:fl txU Ceialaa UaoUaai Bar glK XAJT TXJUI8, 0 nrrXBJEtT. ftZOABBX.tI WKAt TOU 8BJLXCT. , Discarded Furniture RUGS AND RANGliS Taken aa part payment on new jfurnlahlngs, regardless of what you may select. The Exchange Floor la a place of wonderful convenience. If In need of an. odd piece of furniture and you're not too particular as to style, visit the fcrth floor. There ara paa&y very inviting bargains. j ' 1 .iiiir sasSSP'iJ THESB ERTt, BlQ.HlLirr, POLISHED STSBL B6DT T -.. Wood and Coal Heaters 27S0 and !3U0 Gas Range and Kitchen Heater Combination iet vr ABB COTtlCTll uabt tob nt Including HoUWater, Co lit fu Weekly Be Is arrest. 0 1 BOWB, tl West. Jra Iiurtft Inside tha heavy polished J steel body there are perfeoUy fitted heavy aaat-troaj flra llnlnga and grates for burn ing wood, oaal aad briqaata, Largs food door with mica front and- lower draft door Y, where ash paa eats oa heavy ' cast base, ara separata. (Net combination door on Liberty heatersj MS -Sao tha arrows ta tha IBustmio hw ing how tha aald air ta naked la" and -oaneee out" warmed aad steriliaed" after paaa-' lag between tha hrepot aad tho Thermo Seal LLong. Homer f r naoea hava beaa tn gtaUadta hearty every Mctioa af the cKywsia dou&t tharefa anev.u satf neighborhood. Top af tha twwUd klttbe Kaatar Bfta vp and catena, yea gt the free use of both hands -Burns wood, ooal and kitchem refuse Beaded at aay time. v - - Top Uds are poliabod. (no blacking). Body of entire range Is of rust-resisting polished steel bum ta east trasne. Oven aad breOer as ire, aa waa as back and oven aide of burpera, are of while porcelain. Notice tha eoavaalant wants eloset abeve the gaa even. lAGoodPIaceToTr BBWABBS WXXX OrtTAUU A HOMKB . FOB TOU OB , TXBBaV BO EXTEBXIT CSABGEB, EITKZB. a I 5d I i r T ..a1 V' Ma k-ilj 4mm. An-M JJSUV-; TrTR OftFGON SUNDAY 'TOTJRNAL. PORTLAND. ' SUNDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER 13, 1S21. - i