WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 16,-1821.
THE OREGON DAILY JOU RNAL, PORTLAND, OREGON.
LEAGUERS FAVOR
DISARMING
VAN
SPENCE GOVERNOR
After pterins ttaelf on record In
favor of disarmament, raising approxi
mately 11000 for organization work and
providing for the convocation of a gen
eral state convention to be called with
in the c"mlm three or four month the
preliminary -convention of the Non-par-tlnan
league of Oregon adjourned last
nUht ubct to the call of the chair.
It Is announced, following the execu
tive session held late In the afternoon
of yesterday, that the work of organiza
tion In to be carried forward and that
the next meeting of the organization
will be a convention composed of dele
gates from the various counties of the
state, elected hy the local county or
ganisations. At this the general pro
gram of the statewide organization will
he formally approved and steps taken
for participation In the coming primary
and genrral election campaigns of next
year.
MTROMfl rOR ftFKSCE
The league adopted a resolution In
dorsing C. K. Mpence. mamer of the
Oregon Htate Orange, for governor of
Oregon. The resolution was presented
by R K. Recherrlch of Sheridan.
Following the indorsement of S pence.
Dr. A Slaughter of Halem made an ex
tended address on the history and ob
jects of the Non-rartlsah league. He
paid a high tribute to Kpence and took
repeated flings at Governor Olcott, Sec
retary of State Sam Knzer and the press.
Me said that Olcott should have vetoed
th bill raising his salary when It was
passed hy the last legislature and in
sisted that ha was drawing several times
his constitutional salary as a result of
the new law. He also said that Kozer
was drawing down about five times the
salary ha was entitled to receive.
CALLS FARMERS KHAHKS
After Slaughter had finished. William
Boock, master of the Washington state
grange, who was In the building attend
ing a meeting of the National Farmers'
Council, was Invited to address the con
vention, which he did.
lis told the farmers present at the
meeting that "conditions, bad as they
are, are conditions that you and I have
brought about. We talk about the
money sharks, the wheat sharks and all
kinds of sharks, hut the worst shark
1 1. the world Is the man who spends
It or IS hours a day with his mind
In th soil he is plowing until, he lies
down at night with his mind so drugged
with weariness that he alcepa like a
horse, too tired to think or to Improve
himself.''
Uoutk contended that "the farmer's
wife la the drudge of America." and ha
urged the farmers to put in regular
hc ura on their farms and still save time
1 1 "get acquainted with their wive and
fsmllles" and to Improve themselves so
that they could work with their neigh
bors In bettering farm conditions.
NEF.1 U UK AT CUISAUE
The speaker told the members of the
ccnventlon that they were "going Into
a great crusade irom yesterday to tomorrow."
"It In going to he long, hard Jour
ney." he km Id. 'The ends you are seek
ing will not he reached in a day. They
re great fundamental economic reforms
that will take 10 or IS years for their
accomplishment. .1 don't want to throw
itilil water on your enthusiasm, but 1
wriirler If you have the stamina to go
.I ri'iigh. the strength to stick."
After Houck's addresit the open con
vi ntlon dissolved, those not members
of the Non-rarttsan league being asked
t. retire In order that the members
could go Into executive session for the
uonslderatlon of and action on the busi
ness included In the official call the
permanent orgxmxatton of the party and
lh adoption of the program or platform
upon which It will go before th rural
voters or the state, particularly, tor
support? during the 1 coming campaign
next spring and summer.
Seventy-five or 100 men ana -on
woman attended the meeting, wnicn
was called to ordef by J- D.
Brown, former president of the Farm
ers union and now chairman of
the temporary pre-convention organa
atlon of the league. Adjournment waa
taken immediately after until noon, in
oider that the executive committee of
the preliminary organ lxa a could have
time to meet and prepare its report of
organization work done.
At the afternoon session the organiza
tion was completed with the selection of
J. D. Brown of Pqrtland as chairman
and R. E. Kecnemcn as secretary.
Members of the league were in at
tendance from various courtls of the
sta-.- one. Homer Mason of Hood River,
making his presence kno n at : morn
ing session by suggesting tn. me meet
ing do not adjourn, but remain, in ses
sion while the executive committee met
"Let's put In a day of It and raise
all the political hell we Van." Mason
suggested, after saying that ha was 75
miles from home and wanted to get
through so he could go home before
night.
The convention was called by H. H.
-Uallard. state manager, who la the rep
resentative of the national league er
ganlzatlon. The preliminary executive
committee consists of J. D. Brown of
Portland, chairman ; C. ii. Benedict of
Albany and A. J. French of Carlton.
GEH
ORSE
SAYS MRS
BALD1
Officials of Portland's police depart
ment spent their second day on the car
pet of the tax conservation commission
Tuesday afternoon, when the details of
the items in the city budget pertaining
to thai department- were discussed. -
That the city waa to be congratulated
for securing the services of engineers for
the buildings under its Jurisdiction, at a
much lower cost than those hired by the
county was the statement of F. W. Mul
key. chairman of the commission. The
figures in the budget showed that engi
neers for the city buildings were paid
$150 a month, while those of the county
were hired at a sliding scale between
1165 and $195.
Mrs. Lola G. Baldwin was quizzed
about the work of the women's protective
division. In answer to a question put
by Mulkey, she stated that immorality
among girls . waa greater than ever be
fore.
"The average age of the offenders was
IS before the war, she said, but it Is
not uncommon now to have girls of 13
brought before us."
Another slaat of the police problem
was brought up when Mulkey asked
about the installation' of a system of
signalling. The merits of automobiles
equipped with radio outfits to receive
from and send messages to the central
station, the "blinker" or flash system.
and the siren call was thoroughly gone
over, though no recommendations were
made.
Shortage Made Good;
Prosecution Stopped
Bend. Nor. If. Payment by his father
of 13400, the amount of alleged short
ages In connection with which A. E.
Anderson was held on larceny charges
preferred by the Bend Water, Light ft for his wife and child.
Speaker Reports
Business Good
After Long Eun
Business and social conditions in the
United States and Canada are looking
up and the era of betterment which has
set In promises to continue for many
years, according to J. Franklin Babb of
Haverhill, Mass. who addressed the
Portland Rotary club at a meeting in the
crystal room of the Benson hotel at
noon Tuesday. Babb Just returned from
a 7000-mile trip through Canada and the
Middle Western States for the Ellison
White Chautauqua company and will
leave next week for the East.
Solo and quartette work by Mike
Daniels. Mrs. Klolae Hall Cook and other
members of the Portland Opera associ
ation furnished an important attraction
on the program. Members of the Rotary
club were urged to Join the 1925 ex
position parade Wednesday night.
Please understand that
Alpine, the Every Day
miiK, is just tne purest and
richest of western milks
with some of its natural !
water taken out, delivered
to you in bright new tins'
tor your convenience and
economy.
Nothing is added it's just milk
in its finest form always ready
for cooking, for tea and coffee,
or to make the children's
cereals better tasting and more
nourishing.
rSw Ask your
lljffijjjffi grocer
r
OREGON
MILK
REGAL 00 SHOES
6 tJ
20 NEW STYLES
Black Cmlfikm
Rnrni Calfskin
Tarn Scotch Grain
BUck Kidskin
The
Tall Mall"
The pepmUr hAlttrtp
pattm, dcrtUptdm gem
mat Ruiszm Calfskin.
S&.50
Here's where Regal makes
good its promise: To give
you the advantage of our
lower manufacturing costs.
We do now, and this group
of smart $650 shoes is the
result.
MWi hy Arita's Mmt frernw" Skot-Mskert
SU EcnimicmUy tkrtmgk Tktir Own Am Starts
REGAL SHOE COMPANY, Factories: WHITMAN, MASS.
REGAL SHOE STORE
In PORTLAND
347 Washington Street
SAN FRANCISCO
111 Market Street
SEATTLE
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OAKLAND
ISIS
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TACOMA
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Bias Ihiappeinied I
Occasionally something happens that
is out of the ordinary. Even impor
tant events are often just taken as a
matter of course. It's the unusual
-that creates interest. This announce
ment is unusual. We had to buy our
own home back! You will remember
our announcement that we lost our
lease. The firm who had our lease de
cided to dissolve partnership. They
offered us back the lease at a very
handsome profit to themselves. We
at once accepted the proposition. . We
are therefore glad to announce that at
least for six years longer that this will
be the home of the "United Apparel
Shop." We are going to make exten
sive alterations and enlarge our selling
space. As it stands now the "United"
is one of the largest and finest shops
for women oh the coast.
Now that we are going to remain in
business we are going to close out our
present stock and open the coming
season with a brand new stock. Our
buyer will leave next month or early
in January for New York and other
Eastern markets. We have positively
decided to close out the large stock on
hand at a great sacrifice. This is
going to be an tinusual sale, very un
usual. We have a beautiful large
stock left and irs going to be sold at
real unusual prices. Every article in
the store from Silk Petticoats to Fur
Coats is going to be marked down still
lower. Every article will be drastically
reduced from the sale price prevailing
now. The prices and the beautiful
merchandise makes this the unusual
event of the year. A large force is
busy marking the stock down. It will
be impossible to conduct the business
during the marking down of the stock.
Therefore the store will remain closed
all day Thursday. Sale will begin
Friday morning 10 o'clock sharp. We
will have at least 25 to 40 experienced
salespeople to wait on you. Ever one
will receive the usual high-class serv
ice rendered here. 'The United Apparel
Shop requests you to wait for this un
usual sale. Our location is 361-363
Morrison, corner Park.
See our full page announcement to
morrow. We promise you prices that
are positively
rower company, resulted' to an order
of stay, of prosecution, according to
statement by T. H.- Foley, manager of
the company. Anderson had seen In
dicted on two counts by the grand Jury,
The .criminal docket for the present term
of circuit court waa disposed of when
George. Child pleaded guilty to the
charge of nonsupport, and made arrange
ments for a definite source of Income
CLCB XAMES DIBXCTOBS
Bend. Not. li. Directors elected for
two year for the Bend Comroercia clnb-
Tuesday night were: H. E. Alien, J. A.,
Eaetea, T. E. J. Duffy. Floyd Dement,
D. G. McPheraon and E. I Payne. Thy J
compose half of the dlreciorata, 'the
others holding ever for another rear.
Two new automobile were totally da
stroyed In a ftr which burned a parage
at Aberdeen Saturday. : ' -..
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b.O.S.not only cleans aluminum
it leaves a polish like new
Just think what It means to
have a cleanser In your kit
chen that will clean and polish
aluminum quickly, easily and
thoroughly and leave it shin
ing like new. That's just what
S.O.S. does. No matter how
dirty, greasy or badly burned
a utensil may be, S.O.S. will
clean and polish It. So easy to
use, too. S.O.S. is neither
powder nor liquid but is made
of finely spun metal saturated
with soaps and oils and
pressed into handy pads six
to a package.
Not Only for cAluminum
S. O. S. cleans everything
In the kitchen. First we sold
it for cleaning and polishing
aluminum only, but house
wives found it just as good for
agate ware, Iron, tin, copper,
nickel and brass utensils, not
to mention drain boards, stove
trimmings, spotted linoleum
and many other uses.
No Fuss No Waste
There is no fuss and no
waste to S.O.S. You use it
just as you would a cake of
soap until it wears com
pletely away. And you'll find
the last rub just as efficient as
the first.
Try a package of S.O.S.
today. YouTI find it even bet
ter than represented. No risk
on your part either, for S.O.S,
is guaranteed, and should
ypu be dissatisfied your gro
cer will refund your money at
once.
S.O.S. MANUFACTURING CO,
SAN FRANCISCO, CA1.
Paint Them Yourself, Madam
Chairs, Tables., Bedsteads, Etc.
Six handy
durable
pads in
each
package
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to use. What kind of brush
Where to buy the material.
"Just a can of paint or Tar
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fun," will work wonders in your
home. Try it on furniture now
in your storeroom.
After 72 years of experience
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: of paints, varnishes and enam-i
: els for just such purposes fo
you to use yourself.
They spread easily, dry per
fectly, and give every desired
result.
Easy, and great fun to use
them. Economical, too.
We are one of the largest
manufacturers of paints, var
nishes, etc, in the United States
and make the very finest kind of
goods.
Let our 72 years' experience
aid you. Follow Fuller Spec'.. '
cations and you'll get the right
eSects depend on that.
Don'c think you can't do
work lik thi simply because
you haven't evei done it. Try
it, with oui help. See how de
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for aH-porpose varnish,
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Dries dust-tree in four
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Dept. 20, San Francisco
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Branches in 16 cities in the West
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P. C B. ASSORTED CAKES
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