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1 TUESDAY, - JANUARY -10, 1822. jaeegajjjjBjajajgBjjej" II 8 $5.95 Wool Sport Scarfs Every Article Reduced Except Groceries and Restricted Lines 8 THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, OREGON. 1R-P0IR PACT ANNUAL CLEARANCE SALE DISPUTE IKS OWE MM v 1 1 i 2 Wuhlngton. Jan. 18 WAmXO- TOM BUREAU OF THE JOURNAL) Dunasakm of the four-powtr treaty baa taksa an sever! variants alnee tha prea- Meat ennounosd his Interpretation that the treaty does net apply to tha itaala talaada of Japan. Thar ta a dlvtelon of opinion la hick etrclee not only aa to tha meanlnc of tha treaty, but aa to what tha maktrt of tha treaty, Americans and foretf iters, had la anlnd In thalr dellber- aliens. Soma believe that tha discussion over tha Inclusion or non-lncloaipn of Japan may and aa a teapot tempest. The treaty la very likely to be clarified In that roapect by action of the delegates at tha confer nee, or by acceptance of a reservation which will adopt the presi dent's Interpretation. Unless this Is . done, by one method or the other, there will be a bsttle royal In the annate. COSrEBKXCE 19 nHAEE A Back of all that, and even mora Im portant. It fs felt that serious harm has Wen done by what has occurred. There . hae been a weakening; of confidence be cause of the way the thing has been handled.. Somebody has blundered. There Is a wrangle orer what the treaty means. There la no question that outside of conference circles there la practical unanimity of belief that tha president took a common sense view, and that no other Interpretation could be read into tha treaty except by the use of unusual mental agility. The opposite interpreta tion, which It developed waa understood by tha delegatee themselves, had the ef fect of a secret agreement. Why was It not disclosed In an authoritative way when the treaty waa made public T That - la a punting and a pertinent question. HO BUTT IS GIVE It wtn be recalled that Senator Lodge waa put forward at the open session of tha conference to read tha treaty and to tell what It meant. He gave no hint whatever that the delegstes bsd agreed to Include the entire Japanese empire within Its protective features. The terms of the treaty were "simple," he said, and there was no threat of force under cover of "these plain and direct clauses." The rest of his speech waa a rhapsody on the "sprinkled isles, lily on lily that o'erlace the sea." The saasclous Lodge knew, however that under the cover of "these plain and direct clauses" the delegates had agreed that Japan proper was to be considered as. Included. Later that day Secretary Hughes told the newspaper men about It, and so did Lord Riddell. who spoke for i he British delegation. Neither could, be ouoted. Tire newspaper men conveyed ihv Information under these restrictions, .. but nobody paid much attention to it It waa considered an Incredible and fanciful construction that some news paper man, perhaps, had Injected for epic. EAS ARE STILLED Thus for days the ma'ter dragged along. Not a few newspaper men real Ised the Importance of the Hughes In terpretation and marveled at It, but they ' rnuld not quote Hughes. It was dis cussed with other delegations, who coincided with Hughes, except that the Japanese were wary and shied off from aay direct expression. Then, one day. the question was put up td President Herding, and he. Innocent of what Hughea and the others had been saying, exploded the bomb. Immediately the American delegation hurried over to tell the president he waa wrong. It was an embarrassing and uncalled-for situation. It was the result of the devious methods pursued, whereby the' president and the public were alike misled. QrETIO I BROAD Kven more serious Is the question of whether or not the new treaty amounts to a guarantee of the territorial In t'grlty of Japan or of possessions of the four powers In the "region of the Ta rirc" V. r. Lodre has Insisted that "there no provtelon tor the user of force to -rry out the terms of the agreement and In direct terms, plainly, there Is not. This treaty takes the place of the A agio-Japanese alliance, which waa an agreement to use force to repel external aggression. Premier Takahaahl of Japan Is quoted aa saying that the new treaty Is "much alder In bearing" than the Anglo-Japanese alliance, and that 'by reason of lite guarantee we obtain, the position of Jspan la strengthened In the Kar East." Kvldently the Japanese premier re gard the new treaty as a guarantee, ' atronger than the old alliance because. It Includes the United States end France aa well aa Great Britain. J A FA SERE DISAGREE Here In Washington Mr. Hanlhsra. one of the Japanese delegates, givea out an Interview conforming to Lodge's state ment He aaya that Japan exchanges , "whiskey for water" In accepting the new agreement Thua the head of the Japanese gov errment and Mr. Hanlhara seem to be a far apart In Interpreting the treaty , aa the head of the American government and Mr. Hughea. To oae It means s guarantee for Japan 'mora valuable than tha old alliance, to tha other It Is -water." Mere open discussion and more exact definition would seem to bo reasonable remedies to apply to prevent the under mining ef the work of the conference by cross-fire and distrust Butter 87c Delivered only with other pur chases made in the grocery depart ment Glenwood Creamery Qr7 Butter, special, 2 pounds for Of I waa, metaua &m 0 RELIABLE MERCHANDISE RELIABLE METHODS. lMOWWOH ALPOt, WmST ABK AMD TENTH STREETS.! WeGiveS.&H. Stamps Save them and add to your income 1 Filled books 'redeemed in cash at the S. & H. Green Stamp Office, 3d Floor; Basement Undern rice Store Gigantic Clearance of All Short Lengths and Odds and Ends at Sacrifice Prices Wednesday's Special Lunch 69c Service 11 JO a. m. to 2 .30 p. m. Tea Room, 4th Floor. CHOICE. OF Chicken Broth -with Noodles Puree of Tomatoes aux Croutons Baked Salmon Steak Spanish Lobster a la Newberg , on Toast Saute of Veal and Vegetables Pot Roast or Beef and Spaghetti OWK Baked Beans and Boston Brown Bread Cold Baked Ham. Potato Salad with Buttered Beets CHOICE OF Pie Ice Cream Cake Tea Coffee Milk Center Circle, Mai FleerHigh-grade Wool Scarfs finished at ends with, deep knotted fringe. 73 and 84 Inches lone and 20 inches wide. Black, navy, rairoon, emerald and tangerine, white CQ QC striped borders. $$.9$, Scarfs OOeUtI $1.50 Neckwear At 98c Cair Circle, Mai Floor Beautiful Lace Collars In white, cream and ecru. Imita tion Yenise. Roll and shared effects. Suitable for dresses, sweaters, and QQ- coats. Values to ft. So. Special 70v Georgette $1 Yd. Coatee- Orel, Mai Floor This Is the Crepe that formerly sold at f 1.95 the yard. : 40 inches wide.. Black and an ex cellent range of the most wanted colors, including navy and gray. On Q ff sale Wednesday at. vard. cmlv WAeVJU Curtain Materials V2 Price Basement Hundreds of good, use ful lengths in Curtain Scrims, Nets and Marquisettes, priced for quick clearance at just half. Here is a wonderful opportunity to buy the materials for Spring , draperies. Great variety of different patterns to select from. Clearance price. Table Damask i2 Price Basement - No thrifty housewife can afford to overlook this bar gain opportunity.' Remnants of Table Damasks in various lengths and many attractive patterns, sev eral hundred pieces to choose from and all marked at just half regular prices for the Basement Clearance. Remnants of Cretonnes Price Sheetings, Ginghams and Outings At Splendid Savings LOT 1 SHEETINGS in want ed widths and qualities on sale at special low prices. Also rem nants of Cambrics and Long cloth in good, useful lengths for underwear, etc. Special prices. LOT 2 OUTINGS Over 6000 yards in this special Clear ance. Splendid quality outings for gowns, pajamas, sleepers, skirts, etc. Remnants in all wanted lengths. On sale at special prices. LOT 3 GINGHAM REMNANTS in an immense assortment of pretty patterns for women's and children's wearables. Also rem nants of Percales, Romper Cloth, Crepes, Challis and many other desirable materials. All marked to sell at special clearance prices. Clearance of Dresses In the Basement Underprice Store Bohemian Twins to Leave Stage; Want Twin Six and Home (Br Chicago, Jan. 10. Mrs. Cat ran Kvorak ltd Miss Josefs Blakes, the Bohemian "Siamese twin a," are going to set them a twla sis and settle down In Chicago. They announced today that they had made enough money In vaudeville to keep them comfortably for the rest of taotr lives and they are in the market for a homo here. They want one In the Bohemian col- oey. When they arrived today they brought Rosa's 11 -year-old eon KranseL Tea, Rose has bean msVrled In spite of the attach aval for bar sister. Through aa Interpreter they explained that they are Just aa happy together aa other persons who are not physically bound to a twin. ' $275,000 Fire in 5 and 10-Cent Store ritueurg. Pa, Jan. 1. (L N- 8- Two firemen were overcome j4 damage estimated at izii.eoo resulted from a fire ' which stsrted mat and It sent tor In the heart of the business) dis trict. A sertous ooaflagratloa w r4 2 5 s 5 s TA g I 8 g 8 s 5 $13.75 Basement Every woman can afford to have an extra frock or two when she can buy at such a ridiculously low price. We have selected a number of beautiful models from our regular stock for this event and the values are beyond question the best we have of fered in many months. Smart styles for street and business wear, made up in Tricotine, Serge and Satin. Straight- line and blouse effects. C" Q UfZ Sizes t6, 18, 36, 38, at Je I tf Women's Coats $22.50 Basement Splendid Coats for all occa sions. Many have large fur collars Developed in Kersey, Bolivia and Broad cloth. Dressy belted effects and number of smart belted styles. Sizes range from t6 up to 40. COO Tf Clearance Sale price only D&&0J Shop Early! Remnant Sale of Silks Basement Pieces suitable for dresses, waists, pet ticoats, linings, etc. Taffetas, Crepes de Chine. Charmeuse, Georgette, Messaline, Pongee, Wash Satin, Jap Silks, 'etc., in a wide range of patterns and colors. Hundreds of remnants in this lot for you to select from, and all at special low prices. Remnant Sale of Coatings Basement Buy the material , and make youf own coat. This Remnant Sale offers a great variety of patterns in heavy all-wool Coating materials at worth-while saVings. Desirable lengths and best colors shown. Every piece is reduced in price. Serge Remnants Reduced Basement Short lengths in 36 to 56 inch Serges suitable for women's skirts and dresses and for children's wear. Also mixed wool Serge, Granite Cloth, Flannel and other materials. Practically all wanted colors shown.- On sale at Clearance prices. Toilet Paper 18 for $1 Wednesday Only Basement Crepe Toilet Paper of good quality. No telephone or C. O. D. orders accepted and not more than 18 roMs to a customer. Shop early. Clearance Specials Basement Shoe Clearance For Wednesday " values up to y a iirr Women's $1.7$ Sateen Petticoat at only $1.39 Women's $4.50 Silk Petticoat priced only $3.79 Women's $2.98 Georgette Waists for only $1.95 Women's $2.75 Flannelette Kimonos only $1.95 : Woman's $3.98 Dross Skirts, spocial, only $2.95 Women's $3.98 Silk Jersey Pantalettes for $3.29 Women's $4 98 Sweaters, Clearance Sale, $2.98 Women's $2.48 House Dresses priced only $2.19 Women's $7.50 Raincoats specially priced $3.50 'Women's $1.25 Slipon Aprons, special, only 85c Women's $1.98 Outing Flannel Pajamas at $1.39 Women's $1.69 Outlnj- Flannel Gown only $1.25 Women's $7.50 Blanket Bathrobes priced at $5.98 Women's $2.00 Crepe Kimonos for only $1.39 Women's 98c Polly Prim Aprons priced only 75c Women's 79c Batiste Bloomers, special only 69c Children's $1.19 Gingham Dresses for only 89c Children's $1.25 Outing Flannel Sleepers for 95c Children's 39c Outing Flannel Bloomers only 32c Women's $1.79 White Middy Bloomer for $1.25 Every Blanket Reduced. Unrestricted choice of any Blanket in our Basement Stock at a soecially low Clearance Sale price. Take note of the following Clearance Sale Bargain Lht: $ 7.00 Mixed Wool Blanket now priced at $4.28 $ 7.50 Mixed Wool Blankets now priced at $4.50 $ 825 Mixed Wool Blankets now prices! at $4.95 $ 9.00 Mixed Wool Blankets now priced at $5.40 $ 9.75 Mixed Wool Blankets now priced at $5.95 $10.50 Mixed Wool Blankets now priced at $6.30 $11.25 Mixed Wool Blankets now priced at $6.75 $12.00 Mixed Wool Blanket now priced at $7.20 Wool Blankets At $5 .95 Basemen Oregon-made all-wool Blankets- in rich plaid patterns in pink, and blue. These are splendid heavy quality and full sue. Sold as imper JpT Qff fects. Extra ralues. v. Specially priced at weJoeU, $850 Special Basement Women's high Shoes, short lines and odd pairs in our best selling numbers. Brown calfskin, tan oil grain, black kid, black buck, etc. Cuban and low heels. Footwear of fl4 QC dependable makes. Values up to $8.50. Special, pair OTtsitl Shoes at $2.25 Basement Women's high Shoes of excellent quality. Patent kid, black kid, gray kid, patent colt, colored buck tops, black kid with, gray buck tops. Mostly in dressy patterns with French heels. Shoes formerly selling to 7.50. Clearance Sale Special is only $2.25 EXTRA! School shoes for eirls and little boys. Brown calfskin with solid leather soles. Laced pattern Values to 13.98. Clearance Sale $1.95 Shop in the Basement and Save! EXTRA! Men's Shoes in Russia calf, black calf and kid. 1000 pairs, factory imperfects. English last Val ues to xio. Special, tne pair' $4.45 Another Lot of Men's Pants In a Very Special Offering $3.95 Basement Corduroy, wool mixtures and worsteds in medium and dark patterns. Fully as good as you would expect to buy at $5 or $6 in the ordinary way. Well-made in every particular and every pair is cut to fit properly. Practically (IJO QK all sizes in the lot Basement Clearance Sale special DOee7J Men's Shirts $1 Two Shirts for what you usually pay for one. And these are splendid values not trash. Made up in printed madras in attractive light and dark colored stripes. 14 to Wool-Mixed Socks 4 Pairs $1 Bnumint Good heavy grade, suitable for men who work out of doors. Shown in blue, gray and heather with white, heel and toe, 4 pairs for . . . ............... Di madras ?" 18, atDA Our Greatest Sale of Umbrellas Clearance of Entire Stock at Special Low Prices Too n... Umbrella for this time of the year. We aawst reduce the stock at once, and in order to jet quick action, all Men's, Women's and Children's Silk Umbrella fo on sale at y4 to y3 off Ring handles in every conceivable color and style. Also beautiful Inlaid handles in latest designs. Wood or steel roas. Large assortment to select from. The widely aavertisea Snap-On Umbrellas are also included in this great special sale. &.75 Umbrellas for $3.56 $20 Umbrellas $13.34 4 1 "A Regular $ 5.00 Silk Umbrellas, in this 3 Day Sale, $ Regular $ 6.95 Silk Umbrellas, in this 3 Day Sale, $ Reffular $ 7.50 Silk Umbrellas, in this 3 Day' Sale, $ Regular $ 8.50 Silk Umbrellas, in this 3 Days' Sale, $ Regular $10.00 Silk Umbrellas, in this 3 Dsys' Sale, $ Regular $10.50 Silk Umbrellas, in this 3 Dsys' Sale, $ Regular $12.50 Silk Umbrella, in this 3 Dsys' Sale, $ Regular $13.50 Silk Umbrellas, in this 3 Dsys' Sale, $ Recular $14.50 Silk Umbrellas, in this 3 Days' Sale, $ Rsfular $15.00 Silk Umbrellas, in this 3 Days' Sale, $10.00 Regular $16.50 Silk Umbrellas, in thU 3 Dsys' Sale, $11.00 Regular $17.50 Silk Umbrella, in this 3 Dsys' Sale, $11.67 Department, Main Floor 5.63 7 6.38 7.50 Lj f I 834 cn. ' V 9.00 Nv 9.67 N Fur Trimmings Vz Off Wanted Kinds and Widths Krimmer, Skunk, Beaver, Mole, Australian Mole, Squirrel, Seal, Nutria, Civet, Ringtail, Wolf, French Seal, Coney, etc. Various widths suitable for trimming of coats, suits and dresses. ' We also in clude in this sale our remaining stock of high-grade Fur Collars. We sell only furs of dependable quality. Clearance ONE- THIRD OFF Lace Dept., Main Floor Sale of "Gold Seal" Guaranteed Congoleum Rugs Tbird Floor Ideal floor covering for kitchens, bathrooms, toilets. tr. Absolutelv ruaranteed bv the manufacturer. These rugs are shown in assorted allover patterns without borders. The same good quality as this store offered in the great sale of several weeks ago. $9.00 9xt2-ft Congoleum Rues priced at only 9x9-foot Congoleum HJf Rugs priced at onlyDWe4J 6x9-foot CongoleuratfJJ prf Rurs priced at only irxeJvl 6x6-foot CongoleumQO flfl Rurs Priced at onlv tDOeUl ' 4 Wood Floor Effects $1.95 A verv serviceable floor covering where imitation parquet floor effect is desired. Felt base. These are also in allover pat- CJ1 terns without border. 6x6 feet Worth fully $3.50. EachOXeiJ Rug Department, 3d Floor Pure Linen Handkerchiefs 12c Women's plain linen Handker chiefs in a special Clearance of fering for Wednesday's selling at the Center Circle, Main Floor. These are well worth ,20c 1 O Supply your needs, at AaeiC Up to 65c Cretonnes 27c Bargain Circle, First Floor A sensational one-day Clearance of Art Cretonnes at less than half regular prices. Best grade ma terial, immense assortment of beautiful patterns and col-O'T on. Values to 65c. Yard - C Remnants $1 Bargain Circle Over S00 Rem nant pieces in the lot Damasks, Tapestries, Velours, Imported Cretonnes and other materials. Specially priced at only $1 Wardrobe Trunks $50 Formerly $58, $65, $70 TVird Floor High-grade Trunks from our own regular stock. Made from very best of materials and equipped with latest inside fittings, including hit box, shoe box, laundry bag, etc Strong con itructton In every detail. SS, 165 and 75 Wardrobe Trunks OtJv Traveling Bags $5.50 A Blicjk Walrus leather Trrrelinf Bags In 18-inch size, suitable (or fnsn nr woman. Leather fined, hirt-trade lock and catches. CUT ETA limited number, to place your order early. Clearance wUU 1H- Clearance Sale of Notions Bone Hairpins, special at lOe Clark s or coats motion i nreaa In all sizes, black or white, oa sale at 65c dozen, per spool 6c lSc Folding Coat Hangers 11c Metal Shoe Trees, pair, 15c CA mnA FnHt in tittAt fw tSc Hairpin Cabinets at He 10c Trouser Hangers at 7c Pocahontas Tcnirt Pins at-4c iSe Kid Curlers, special 17c 5e Ribbon Wire at only 4c Spool Silk, bUck, white f nd colors. "50 vards forJw Dopi, Main Floor t I i ! threatened hf ore the fire waa brought under control; 1.