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WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 30. 192L THE OREGON: DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND. OREGON 11 PROHI PARTY TO FADE OUT; FEELS BATTLE IS IN soma um for It and It can't 'any. Hone tha corraa-atsd . Bjr Alsxaadsr 1. Jsacs . Cat tod "x.w. guff Comspoadf si " Chlcaffl. Nov. 10. Ta national com mittee el the Prohibition party ta Bra .... and M looking ultra-glum, v - Ta , outward , appearancea It would rti that the vVoiaiaa act naa just been teclared unconstitutional, or something-. But It hin t anythinr Uka that, lead re. admitted Tuesday. It la Imply that there they hava a perfectly good party that hat functioned for 49 yeara. that never won an lm portant taction and yet haa won every thing,' and there dots' not teem to be any mora us for It Tha commute haa got to find Kink f . Lucy race Jsston. the demon foe of tha cigarette, n around the execu tive chamfers auggeitlng that the party throw Ita aupport In her battle against faga. But no, that didn't aound like aaythlng that would Tame up Into a real Issue. 'Social workers tiptoed around aaklng that tha party get be hind tha fight for blue lawa and agalnat prlae fighting, Jais and other "Immor- illty." ' All of these auggeetlons teemed a lit tle light to the veteran of the white ribbon. What they want la a bang-up, laallnc hot, sawdust trail laaue that rill knock the Republican and Demo cratic, part lea Into the ash can. Thera doesn't seem to be on In fight Tha way It looked after the advisory ee.nmlUee meeting, preceding the open ing session of the convention Wednes day, tha Prohibition party la about to b laid away In moth balls, with appro prlat wreaths, and the members are going to hook up with the recalcitrant Republicans and Democrats, depend Ing- or how these parties Interpret the dry lawa locally or nationally. Thera were teara and declamation of a brand that would make Premier Brtand'a Washington effort aeem feeble Indeed when member after member stood , up and advocated that the party be solemnly Interred. Gray haired- men and women dabbed their eyes when John B. Lewis of Mas sachusetts. described, by the chairman aa tha "neetor of prohibition," took the floor and advocated that the party never back any presidential ticket of Its o wr it waa an affecting scene. WORK IS ACCOMPLISHED "We have accomplished the work of 40 years," ha aald.. "Now we are in a poaltlon where we can throw our atrength to either party, depending on Ita atand on law enforcement If Presi dent Harding and the Republicans do our work for us we sho1d work with him." "But whst has he dryie? He and his administration T' shouted a bitter-ender ."Slgped the anti-beer bill." echoed Lewis. There were hot words against Secre tary of the Treasury Andrew Mellon. ' Mellon found a. friend In L. O. Hohen thai. Connecticut committeeman. . "Enforcement of the law la not a party question," he said. 'The trouble with some of ua la that we expect the mll U lum In two year. The liquor traffic wa legal since our history began. We must . work , quietly and determinedly with the powers that be. We could never win an election, aa William Jen nings Bryan told ua at Lincoln. Neb., and- he should know." There - were cheers and sounds of "Hear, hear." What .the committeeman said about prohibition -rents la probably causing more than one ear to tingle. "You wouldn't expect the leader of a band of horse thieves to enforce the law agalnat horse stealing." said Na tional Treaaurer H. P. Karis of Mis souri "No mors can you expect pro hibition enforcement so long as wet men are chosen to enforce the laws." National Chairman Virgil Hlnshaw declared that the committee should de . sr xnd an outspoken statement of Hard Irgs stand on prohibition. Farmers oL Nation To Tell President Thf3ir,Ideas of War (By r sites Mew) Washington, Not. SO. The farmers of th nation will testify their support of fthe arma conference by waiting upon President Harding at the White House December 7. Through their representatives, a com mlttee from the national board of farm organisations, the farmers will present resolutions. hich. accord in to the na tional 'board announcement will "inform the country and the world just what the farmers of America want and what they are willing to do to hasten the day when wars ahall cease to vex humanity." This meeting with the president will follow a reception by the representa tives of agriculture to the conference delegatea. V. Dr. Loreiz, Falls In Faint, as He Treats Cripples (Bj Cnited New) New York. Nov. 30. The strength of Dr. Adolph Lorens' great hands is still remarkable. His scientific brain ta as capable and active as ever and his will to work aa strong. But the passing years have told on his physical resistance. Three times, while he was examining prospective patients at the hospital for joint diseases here, he fainted. Each time he was revived only to go on with the task. It was a tedious day lor the Austrian surgeon. At f :S0 in the morning when he arrived at the hospital, along -line of cripples, hundreds of children, youths, men and women, were waiting In the hope that each would be singled out for the next operation. In the midst of his examination Dr. Lorens collapsed. He was urged to stop work for the remainder of the day, but refused, and after a 10-minute rest con tinued his examinations. Twice more he was overcome, but remained at the hos pital until he had seen lOOjof the suf ferers. " At 11 o'clock on the night before a tragic line of humane took up a vigil at the hospital. All through the night more than a hundred parents braved the rain with their crippled children to await the coming in the morning of the man who Is In America "to repay Aus tria's debt to America's children." In spite of the pleading of the hospita-l au thorities that the surgeon could not see them all before next Tuesday they held their places in line, trusting to chance. For some of them It had been the third night of waiting. 2BBksSi?8sBS i To Get the Real Joy Out of Christmas DO YOUR SHOPPING EARLY! War Finance Board Approves Advances Washington. Nov. 10. (U. P.) The War rinance corporation today approved 71 advances aggregating $2,172,000 for agricultural and livestock purposes as follows; S3S.000 In Nebraska; $124,000 In Colorado; tm.000 In Montana; $413,000 In Iowa r $171,000 In North Dakota. Contest Promised On Dan Hanna Will vnne riaina. n. t.. Nov. JO. (TJ. P.) jvotice nat jane Avis Kvana will con test th will of the late Dan It Hanna. wealthy Cleveland publisher and son of Mark Hanna.. -waa gln In surrogate court here today. TURKISH BATH CABINET Used instantly in your bedroom, will ward off and relieve bad colds, per sistent coughs, a simple natural "flu" preventive, reduces weight and re stores sluggish circulation. Three styles, $10. $15 and $20. Easy payments if desired. Send to us for circular or let us show you. WOODARD, CLARKE & GO, 'Wood-Lark" BaUdlag Fortlaad Oregon I What Should PLANT? Let our experts assist and advise you. Our large assortment embraces the best in all Tree Fruits. Nut Trees, Shade Trees, Shrubbery. Bush Fruits, Roses, Vines, Bulbs, etc. Our nursery, the largest in the Northwest, comprising upwards of 1000 acres, is within a few miles of Portland. Let us help you with your planting problems. OREGON NURSERY COMPANY Mall Address, Orenco, Ore. H. X. Benser, City Representative 4f Belmoat Street Phoae 111-4 Serl A Vssiber i Foresighted Lumbermen OR SALES BOX SAWMILL TRIM VENEER TOYMEN Here U a statement to you, and only you. Jul Jilntfv-!"t'Urt;f C7 offer ye. STEAD T 'WORK, aa JiVLT. FiM:5.PJi. PL0T or OROC5D f6r TOtJB HOME, aad a SHARE IS THE PROFITS of a corporation ergaalsed nader Oregon stats 5"wt re,lri a snail lavsteaU Con as wad talk It oyer, face yea eaa jsegs for jeartelf why It Is wortk wklle. Rainier Manufacturing Co. H CHAMBER OF COMMERCE BCILDIXG, PORTLAND A. p. jf. Evealags, 7- Saaday, t-4 E. P. DCHBAR, President VT. R. HAUGHET, Secretary s ! I 8 I 3 I s 5 3 Burn Beaver Hill Coal Good, Clean, SootU$$ Coal at Leu Cott Per Heat Unit A high-class Oregon product. Less freight, costs less, burns freely any where with little ash, and riving intense heat TRY AN ORDER TODAY Only 21 Shopping Day Before Christmas RELIABLE MERCHANDISE RELIABLE METHODS. TmOSBISOK. ALDER. WEST PARK. AND TENTH STPEETS.T Double Stamps Double Stamps Double Trading Stamps' Tomorrow With Gash Purchases in All Departments Sale of Women's Suits Lines Formerly Selling to $4850 i mm $29.98 s ; r Wool Sweaters $6.98 Second Floor Very desirable for your own use or for gift giving. High-grade Wool Sweaters in medium and heavy weight. Tuxedo, Peter Pan and Coat styles. Some are trimmed with brushed wool. Assorted colors. Special $6.98 Aik for your S. & H. Stamps Second Floor A special offering that will com mand the attention of every woman who has in mind the purchasing of a new Suit for the holidays. The Suits in this group are all from our regular stock and each and every one is made up in High-Glass Materials such as Tricotine, Wool Velour. Jersey and Tweed. Excellent range of the season's most favored models, including straightline, box and semi-fitting effects. With or without belts. Some have fur collars and are trimmed with four bands, others are trimmed with fancy stitching or embroidered in pleasing designs. Black and wanted COQ QQ colors. Values to $48.50. Special at UAJeeeu Scarf and Cap Sets $3.50 to $15 Second Floor A gift suggestion for those who would select something useful. Large assortment of Brushed Wool and Angora Sets 72-inch Scarfs with Caps to match. Plain colors and stripes, trimmed with fringe. All wanted colors from which to choose. Prices range $3.50 to $15.00 Crepe Blouses $3.98 Second Floor Net Crepe de Chine and Georgette Blouses in tailored and fancy models, trimmed with dainty laces, beads, braids and embroidery. Black, white, navy, flesh, tomato, peach, copen and green. JQ QQ Sizes to 5 2. Special mice DO0 Candy Sale! Puritan lates milk coating Peanut Clusters, priced special, lb. -Candy Chews, as sorted flavors, lb. Choco- Oft 39c 33c Main Floor Basement Underprice Store 90c Day" No Telephone or C. O. D. Orders Accepted for These and We Reserve the Right to Limit Quantity t o a Customer. SHOP EARLY! Specials, Pairs Women's Silk Hose 90c Women's Fleeced Vests !90c 3 Pairs Women's Lisle Hose 90c Women's Coutil Corsets 90c Women's Bungalow Aprons em est Of standard quaj- i percale. Slipon style. 1 1 Ml I " h short sleeves. Medium Ylll I large sizes. Special jfc J v V 2 Pairs Women's Bloomers !90c Basemeat Women's black Silk Hose with lisle top. heel and toe. Sizes Vi to 10. 'Seconds," 2 pairs 90c Basemeat High neck, lone sleeve Vests with light fleece. Excellent garments for win ter. Sizes 35, 38. Z tor aoc Basemeat Mercerised Lisle Hoee in changeable navy and green. Slightly imperfect. 9, 9 3 pairs for only 90c Basement M e d i u m bust model splendid' style for the average figure. Back laced. Sixes 20 to 30. Special at 90c Basemeat Made up in good quality pink batiste and cut in standard sizes. Extra values. Sale 2 pairs for 90c 6 Women's Handkerchiefs Basement Fine quality nia- terial with dainty one corner f All embroidery in white and col- jXwK. ors. Box of 6 for only 90c) v 2 Women's Boudoir Gaps Basement Wash Silk a n d f g crepe de chine Boudoir Caps, (J m lace and ribbon trimmed. ( y I 1 1 Assorted styles. 2 for 90c ) w 3 Yards Fancy Ribbon Basement Beautiful Dresden ff Ribbons for making of holt-( VI I f day novelties. 5 to 7 inches f wide. Special 3 yards for) " w 2 Girls' Union Suits Basement Cotton ribbed V Union Suits. High neck .and l ll f long sleeves. All sizes, 14 yl II and 16. Special 2 for 90c ) w Children's Pajamas Basement Outing Flannel "V Pajamas in plain white, two ' ll f piece style. Broken range of I f I sizes. Priced special at 90c) ' Vr 3 Pr. Men's Cashmere Sox 90c Basemeat Cashmere Socks in natural and black. Sold as "seconds." All sizes from 9V4 to 11. Priced 3 pairs 90c Any Doll Special 90c Regardless of Former Prices ' Basement This special offer includes -our entire stock of Dolls in the Basement. Many different kinds and sizes to select from. And the price gives you your choice for 90c 6 Men's Handkerchiefs eneat Plain white cam- g c Size lSxlS inches. (til f :h hem. Exceptional values. ? J 1 II ecially priced at 6 lor 90c. ) X vr Men's Christmas Ties Basement Silk Ties in -ff st assortment of new pat- f VI I I f -ns and colors. In latest Vlfl rles. Priced special at 90c. ) X VT 3 Men's Knitted Ties isemeat New shipment g g it received. Great variety Wll Wf patterns and color com- III nations. Special 3 for 90c. ) ' vv Girls' and Misses' Tams isemeat Velvet Corduroy. g g Ik Angora Tams ip several (111 t lart styles and desirable ylll lors. Your choice at 90c ) V Women's Tailored Hats 90c Basemeat Velvet, Felt and combinations of the two ma terials. Turbans, soft hats, large hats. Priced at only 90c. Child's Sleeping Garments Basement Made up in splen- did heavy grade outing flan- I VI I nel. with feet. Warm and vl II comfy. Sizes 2 to 8. At 90c. ) v 2 Child's Crib Blankets Basement Pink and b!ue mixed effects. Size 30x40 1 vli I inches. Only a limited quan- 111 tity. Special at 2 for 90c ) ' v V 10 Rolls of Toilet Paper Basement Fine quality Toi- let Tissue. No telephone or (111 I "a C. O. D. orders. Only 10 rolls y I II to Customer. Now 10 for 90c. ) " " Men's Leather Belts Basemeat A gift any nan) AA will appreciate. High-grade (1111 leather belts in black or tan. y I II Boxed. Special at only 90c ) " v 4 Pairs Men's Socks !90c Basemeat Heavy grade, suitable for the man who works out doors. Full range of sizes.. 4 pairs for 90c -X, Double Stamps on Basement Cash Purchases Dainty Gift Neckwear Main Floor New Lace Collars an4 Sets in dainty styles for feift giving. Flat and roll collars in a vari ety of patterns, plain and imitation Venise lace, at prices from 75c to $1.95 Collar and Cuff Sets in roll and shaped effects at prices from $1.25-$2.95 Neckwear Dept. Main Floor "THE KIDDIES' PARADISE" A Land of Dreams-Come-True For Boys and Girls of All Ages LET THE CHILDREN come and view the sights in Toyland it's a veritable Wonderland of Christmas things. Come with them. You, too, will enjoy seeing the new novelties and U will give you an opportunity to look around and take notes for future use. 06r showing this season is the largest in years and you will nave no ditucuity in ttnaing suitane guts at very reasonable prices In raecnanicai i oy a Electrical Toys Iron Toys Animal Blocks Toy Trains this excellently Dolls Doll Farniture Blackboards Drums . Ball. stocked Toyland. Below are a few timely suggestions; Tool Ckasts Toy Pianos Trunks Friction Toys Footballs Erector Seta Magic Lanterns Airships Fire Engine Writing Desks Ah torn obQes Toyland Specials for Thursday MOVIE MACHJNE A gift the kiddies will appreciate. Regular ft. 50 kind special $1 MACHINE GUNS Lots of fun for the boys. Regular 13.50 Toys on sale at only $2 KIDDIE KAR with horse head. Strong construction. Regular $4.00 values now at S2.50 Gift Sale Extraordinary Women's Glove Silk Underwear MJ- LJ M3 LCaO Selling Prices Bargain Circle, Main Floor Should the woman you wish fo remember with underwear dote on the beauty and fineness of her underthings. several of these pieces are sure to please her. This sale is the biggest thing of its kind we have ever announced, and it is certain to appeal to every woman who appreciates dainty undergarments. Famous "Vanity Fair" Make Unsurpassed in Quality Expressive of the highest degree of good taste, "Vanity Fair" Glove Silk Underwear is the choice of discriminating .women everywhere. Thlj Sile makes it possible to select from hundreds of beautiful garments at prices whkh means savings of from $i to 3 on each garment. Silk Underwear is no longer a luxury, with such ao extraordinary sale as this in progress. fit Glove Silk Vests $1.75 . Main Floor "Vanity Fair" Glove Silk Vests in bodice top style with shoulder straps of self material, 32in. long. Re,- d-J rjp? inforced under arms. Flesh only wli I O Silk Knickers $2.75 Main Floor "Vanity Fair" Glove Silk Knick- ers in tight knee style, fully reinforced, well finished and smartly tailored. Shown in flesh color only, paii irS2s75 For the Intimate Gift Nothing you could choose would be more joyfully received than Silk Underwear. Sale starts Thursday morning at the Bar gain Circle and in Department. Extra Long Vests $2.35 Main Floor "Vanity Fair" Glove Silk Vests in the extra length (34 inches). Bodice top with hemstitching and shoulder (PO QC straps of self material. Flesh only OaWsOO Silk Union Suits $3.95 Man Floor "Vanity Fair" Glove Silk Union Suits in the popular "Surelar" style. Beau tifully tailored and perfect fitting. QQ Flesh color only. All sizes. At OfJsaO No Extra Charge for Extra Sizes No matter what size you many wear or wish to purchase, here's one sale where all sizes are now offered you at the same price. See Display at Bargain Circle, First Tloor Silk Bloomers $3.95 Main Floor "Vanity Fair" Glove Silk Sport Bloomers, trim and comfortable for suits and frocks. Shown In navy and QQ QC black! All sizes. Special Sale of Lamps, Shades Choose Now for Gift Giving Floor Lamps $9.98 This is. we be lieve, the largest and best showing of Lamps and Shades in the city. Pay a visit to this department at your earliest con venience and see the many attrac tive styles Arm Lamps $15 Third Floor Wonderful as sortment of the newest fin ishes, with the adjustable table arm to extend over bridge table, etc. Regular $20.00 Lamps specially P" r AA priced now at fDI0JV r The Shade ia not included. , t Third Floor The popular junior or davenport size. Also the, regular 6o-lnch mahog any fmish standard 912.50 with gold braid dQ QQ and fringe.' Special D770 Shades are a not included. Silk Shades $9.98 Third Floor These are excel lent 15 values. 24-inch size. Old gold, rose, blues. Finished with deep fringe. ?n HQ special atWtJ Electric Lamp makes really ideal "home" fift. Priced O W K Coffee 29c Pound Model Grocery, Fourth Floor Fourth Floor Delivered only with other Grocery purchases. OWK imperial Roast Coffee. Spe- OQ cial, 3 Ibs.'for 85c. pound -t 50c Royal Baking Powder 37c -60c English Breakfast or Ceylon Tea. special at, the pound, 39c 40c Carnation Flaked Wheat, priced speciaU a package at 32c Alumtnumware in each package. $147 Jewel Range $95 Third Floor Detroit Jewel "Better Baking" Range. 20-inch oven, polished top, white enameled back and door, panels, duplex grate. Burns wood or coaL tf-inch water coil- Easy terms if CQC-flfi desired. Regular Jl 4 7 Range for only OJtJsUU Regular Jl 4 7 Range for only Gas Range &59J5 IS DOWN, balance on easy terms. White en am eled broiler pan, dirt tray, removaCTe drill star burners, ebonite finished iron parts. No charge for installation in Portland if stub is in kitchen. Special sale price now. only S59.75 LIBERTY COAL & ICE CO. Cast 629 21 East TIM Street An. 261-48