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TUESDAY. JAinjARY 24.', 1S22. era OPPOSES I 4 POWER TREATY 1)1 PRESENT F01 By Janes ft. Seerse (rtaavsnsl tevtn) WeahlntteeJ Jan. !. Opposition to the loar por treaty la its praent torn, wm txtr4 Monday by William J n nines Bryan, wbo visited the capital ead ffsnfsrrsd with democratic senators ,fTM sounsellsd tne senators to op lh treaty anlaae a roMrratlon ta attached r mag to each the power ta tha treat tha right at tndepaadent ac tion. Ha aatd: "1 am atrotvaly la favor ma tha treaty. Uiat la. I favor tha principle of It. But I would reard It at a crave mistake for tha United Btstes seneta to ratify the traaty without a raaanratlon elvinr tkla eotiatry tha rlrht to act Independ ently la tha a rant of trouble. Independ ent ecus la aterely Implied by tba treaty aa It now land, it abould ba written lata tha tMitf la atrnnr form H- wauid tear no doubt aa to their mean- 'a DISCtMCS LEGISLATION Bryan alao consulted tha democratic aaaatora about acvaral other matters of feetalaUoa Including tha bonus bill and Ua anU-tyachlng bill now before the hooae. Ha condemned tha anU-tynching bill and declared that If It were paaaed "the north wUI regret It aa much aa the Boata." - fUgareinf the aoldler tonus measure ear. urvea eaid ha favored the each soeue plan, bat waa Opposed to the Idea ef raising tha money t a tnnt i. dlret tax. Ma immmhI iv kii- ... eetlan aa the bonua meaaura should be iayea arnu there la money from the foreign. 4bt with which to pay, or re lee u oonus ran a oy general taxation rather than lery a apaalai ta for tola parpoat. . rryea lept abeoluUry an Ant oa the subject af wbather he wtu ba a eaadi str tha United states senate from riorfds, whrs he now has his legal reeideaee. He had a long con vera alio a wiia master xracnmeil. present ocu sant of that seat, who Is a candidate or reaieeuoa, but declined to Indicate waa nis own plans are. EES DEXOCBATIC TICTOET On tha subject of political conditions generally. Bryan voiced the opinion that tha democrats stand mere than a good chance of winning "sweeping viotorlea In the eongrasslonal stations next fall. He delare4 that reaction against tha re publicans ta "quits pronounced" threurh. sat ua sonntry. Ha addsd : "Take the Uree moat lmnortani tmnm w. eeeatry and you will find them aU dla- aauatiaa. Tna rartnere oonstltuts one third af tha population and they are In worss oonaiuon than they have been ii M years. Laboring population Is elml uriy situated wagea have coma down suits generally, but there has bean no corresponding reduction In the oost UVUls?. la tha third Um mu,. business and business conditions are not good. Tha country la not as prosperous as It wss two years aso. Many monis are Influenced by what tha conditions sra rrgaraiess or what caused them. The repunucans always said that If buel aesa waa good no esplanatlona were nee ssary. But business Is not good now. COXDEHKS BETEJTCE BILL Tha rerenoa bill ta ana of the strong est arguments sgalnst the republican ad mlnlatrsUon. It was so bad that a re puoiican cauous knocked off the retro active appeal of the excess profits tat ana ine eenats recommended tha tax on large Incomes. When the senate amend ment came back to the house, the demo crats took mora thsn one third of the republirsna with them and maintained the Increase over the objection of the re . publican leaders. "I notice down east a good deal of criticism of the 'agricultural bloc. For Sfl years to my knowledge, there has been a Wall trt bloc that has united ly voted against Vhat the farmer wanted Just aa the farm bloc Is now votlne for THE OREGON; DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND, OREGON. hat Uia'farWier iA Th difference is that tha "Wall street bloc sciea jn secret while the farm bloc works openly. Only the Influence ot tha farm bloc kept It from reducing; the taxes on larger, incomes ta tha point desired. Even tha agricultural bloc eonld not Prevent big business from - taking tha tax off exceaa nrnflta. Tturv swv i off tha profiteer and put it on the poor." MCXOK CT XEWBXftBT CASE DUeuasln; tha seating of .' Newberry aa senator from Michigan. Mr. Bryan eaid tha Newberry resolution attempted to sserstlza tha voter and if tha Juries of the country have aa much sense of hum or as tha republicans in tha senate uey wui nar eaiter acsjuit prominent meet accused of murder and similar crimes and aeoomnajrv tha m4Ia ik - lutioo condemning such Crimea. jsryan saia ne naa observed .the re sctloa la tha country against prohibl tioa and expressed the opinion that en forcement f lti I. w t- k,...i.... , " " wvauiuK ravTB popular with the people every day. Child Killed While Coasting; Sled Runs Into Telephone Pole Wenatchee, Wash- Jan. 2. Little Jans Munsoa is dead as a result of crashing mto a telephone pole while coasting Sunday afternoon near tha Sunnyatds school. With two other little girls she was sliding down tha Baugh- man Mil when. In some' manner tha aled veered off at tha foot of the hllL striking the pole. The Munson gin was at tha front ef tha sled and her head collided with tha pole with such fares that sbs died hair an hour later. The other two girls received Injuries but are getting along nicely. GRAND JURY SIFTS BRIBERY CHARGES Pendleton. Jan. Jt An Umatilla coun ty grand Jury convened bero Monday for the purpose ot sifting tha charges made by a Pendleton newspaper against EL F. B. Ridgway. special prohibition officer tor the county; R, L Keator. district attorney, and members of the recently discharged grand jury, alleged to have whitewashed Ridgway. - The prohibition officer la accused by and "doubla-orossing" the county to the uiuiuti oooueggers. xn district attomAv la .tu A t recent investigation of Ridgway in such maimer as to return a nitewash for the officer. 1" , ' . Tha tt etaS 4. t L.11 m L Uljeqvlst, assistant attorney gen- ' - unmuui oi me jury, most of them farmers, are Dan J. Kirk, Uma pine ; WlllUm Steen, Milton ; Kyle Quer rant, HoMmaa; T. M. Johnson. Echo: Ban Simonton. Adams; LeRoy WachUr, Klot Rock; George Woodward. Athena! San Francisco Cantor Pleases Large Crowd Reuben R. Rlnder. cantor of the Tem ple Emmanuel of Ban Francisco, gave a lecture recital at Temple Beth Israel Sunday night to a crowded house. Lucien E. Becker was his accompanist Mr. Rinder has a very excellent baritone voice and sings artistically. His pro gram was In Hebrew and included music from the earliest days. The affair was under the auspices of tha Portland Coun cil of Jewish Women. Money the thing most needed in the growth of qny community is attracted by progressive banking The direct benefits of liberal banking, are of great importance to every depositor. But of greater Im portance to the entire community Is the advantage that progressive banking means in the enormous increase In available funds; Have you. an account at the Broadway? Can you af ford not to be identified with tha progressive bank? 4 interest on regalar savings accounts sad time deposits. 3 interest on sBadsl savings account; subject to chock. 'f ?rv J mi 1 ' tTJ No charge for collection of out-of-town checks. Open all day Saturday! 10 A. M. to 8 P. M. No charge for checking accounts. BroadvBank onvjruv r-i Because F.AB Dissolves Completely it leareB no tmdissolred lamps of t soap to stick to your gannents and pot them. It entirely dissolTes the dirt In the tiny meshes ot fabric and therefore requires less rubbing and less rinsing. A Test is Your Proof FAB at tvew raflericemade by Colgate & Co. iely washes fine) FABrica. w a in a new package with the One Thumb Top" Ik ANNUAL SALE Every Article Reduced Except Groceries and a Few Restricted Lines Butter 82c No deliveries except with other purchases made in the grocery de partment Glen wood best QO Creamery Butter, 2 16$. OaC mm RELIABLE MERCHANDISE RELIABLE METHODsTt Oregon Industries - Week ? Don't faJ to attend the exhibit of Oregon Products at Chamber of Com. Headquarters, Oregon fildg. We Give S. & H. Green Trading Stamps on; Piu Ask for Them! f"" T Itaa. 4th fUo r v Basement Underprice Store Final Clearance Women's Values Up to $25 ONE PRICE ONE PRICE About 100 Coats in this offering. Good practical styles for utility wear that will give splendid Service. A. A pJrt Ye h.aye put uPn these nents is less than cost of making-, but we want to close them out ncnc ine saennce. Needless tq say, early choosinif it desirable, for in a Sale of this kind the most attractive stvlet ir ilwavt th i the assortment there are many smart belted models and some in the loose effects. Large convertible Cfl- b0.ut 2?. n,ffB-fade Plush Coats are in eluded. Coats selling heretofore up to ti ( rr 25.00. Priced special for Clearance at DlUaUU (ALL SALES FINAL Women's Kimonos Special $1 Basement Only a limited auintitv i hfe ,.1fh 'emkable values all should be tone before the day is half over. Made up in good heavy ??5e flnBlett in attractive styles. Plain colors only. Broken rane of sixes. shop C1 fA early tn the day. Clearance price only tDl.UU All Children's Dresses at Special Clearance Prices. Sateen Petticoats $i Basement Excellent quality Sateen and well made in . every particular. Choice of several patterns in floral effects. Limit 2. to a customer. On Q- sale Wednesday, each DAaUU Goats A a Women's Union Suits Basement Clearance Sale. -One ftf th ht nffrln. ks 1 1 r4 - oi; ... . . . . . J: - i uui wtr ocl viuQ nas vet an- nounced. Women's fUeced cotton Union Suits in desirable weicht - nun or uutcn neci, iont or short sleeves. 2SJLch ior-bod.. top AUo Women's medium weight ribbed cotton Union Suits in low neck, sleeveless, ankle length ,tyea Broken ranje of sizes but wonderful, values. We ad- nn vise early shopping. Basement Oearance price only Ol.UU Women's Aprons 79c Baseneat Take ad v an ta fe of this sale and secure i fresii sup ply of Aprons for Sprlnp Made In the popular slip-on style with short sleeves. Medium HQ and large sizes. Sale laC Men's Shirt Clearance Basement Underprice Store Several odd lines Men's Shirts grouped into ams W Ai s". : i .s t t T.T a u.s iui. mi qmcK aisposai. printed madras materials in a variety of patterns, popular coat style with soft cuffs. Sizes 14 to in the Sale. Basement Clearance price only f)5c 195c All Men's Oiled Clothing at special Prices. Basement Men's tl nila Jackets priced spe- (PO ff cial Wednesday at DaWaUU Men's 3.00 Oiled dJO IA Jackets reduced to tBaSartU Men's 13.50 Oiled Ct Qt Coats reduced to tDaWeOU Men's 4.00 Oiled & Cg Coats reduced to tDOeaWV Boys' 2.98 Oiled d0 IA Coats reduced to daWekU Complete thowinj of wet weather foods. Evtry farment reduced for Clearance Sale. Boys' School Shirts Only 79c 4 rairs Men s bocks $1 icnt Made nn in -rr1 lent quality flannelette material.' Warm and comfortable for school wear. Dark colors and stripes. Sizes range from 12 to 14. Special for rTQ Clearance Sale at only ( Basement Men' knitted mixed-wool Socks tn dark col ors with white heel and toe. Rerxlar 3Se and 39c values. Just the thinf for cold weather. Shop early, oa tale Of flfl Wednesday, 4 pairs OlaUU Umbrellas at $1.45 Basement Strong serviceable UmbreUas with patented wind proof frame. , Can be turned inside-out without Injury to frame or cover. Several styles lav handles. Clearance special Si AS Mem's Umbrellaa with latest crook handles riaarsma $1 69 ToUet Paper 18 for $1 Basement No telephone or. C O. D. orders and only' IS H rolls to g customer. Crepe Toilet Paper of food quality jj pui up m o oz. rons.. c- ir Wednesday. 1 8 rolls D.Uvl Crib Blankets at 50c Basament Mottled Blankets with, ptnk or blue border. Good weifht and quality. Size 30x40 Inches. rf Pricey special, each OUC $7.85 Blankets $4.73 Basement Oregon - made Blan kets -of aplendid heavy frade - and larf e size. Gray only. Mixed wooL These were formerly marked to sell at 7.85. On sale Wednesday at the special g J rjn low price of r40 Women's Pajamas at $1 Women s Hose 25c Betemeat Heary frade outinf flannel Pajamu tn Billy Burke and two-piece styles. White, pink and blue stripes. Sixes IS, to and 17. Excep- Ql f( tional values. Special OleUU Basameat 300 pairs Women's good quality cotton Hose on sale Wednesday at a very special price. Black with white soles. Sizes range 8JS to 10. Or Pair sifJl Supply your needs. Children's Rompers 89c Dasemencorniy, warm Kompers-for flrls 2 to 6 years of are . - -.t..a ....nti in snj. ncauy mmmea witn broidery in various designs and colors. em- Ask to see these. 89c P. N. Corsets $2.75 Basement The last word in cor setry simplicity, comfort and grace is to be found In P. N. Practical-Side Corsets. Superior to most makes selllnr at ivtn 'to 4. Medium and hlrh bust lodels. Back laced. Sizes 23 to 36. Priced special rrpr for Qearance Sale at dWe I O Brassieres 59c Basamsmt . The famous Miller Corset Cover Brassieres. Front fastening styles trimmed with dainty laces and embroideries. Perfect fitting and very attrac- Vf a as m uve. au sues irom 34 rn to 48. Qearance Sale 07C Huck Toweling 15c Yd. (36-Inch Muslin 15c tJ-TTTn .! u."quuiry Bm B'"chtd Muslin 36 nTfWe5,L,H.Klb,eJi Vn' inches wide. Por underwear and er? -Venr absorb- ir many other uses. On 1C ent Priced special, yard J-OC ,aie Wednesday a yard 10 C - v Pillow Causes f?0r. Baaaana-:4sx3 Inch bleached PIUow Cases' made from hlrh-rr.s saeenng. -Trimmea with dainty lace edge. These are firiiu suitable for rtft-srin i i.i . . c especially . - - . u a fcuawmcr. we surtest rrfi trly shopplnf. Oa sale Wednesday at the low price of. each OUC mcnctl jjjj 17c Yard lOV1 tntjf4t nna. .m .Li Sp-rlng wearablesl 37 Inch Ginghams la a Urre seiecww or piaios, stripes and plain colors suit able for dresses, aprons, etc Special- 1 rt ly priced for .Wednesday at only, yard ' A i C 12 Yards Longcloth $1.98 ,mW1?..'B" quaEty EagQsh Longcloth with soft finish. Made especially for underwear Put up 2 yards to the piece. Spe-. Ji fQ dally priced for Wednesday at only DXa70 Wo UT 3. ox It. Tracttas; Staaspaw Wednesday's Special Luncli 69c Service U A. M. to Jj p. u. CHOICK OK Cream of Chk-ken Roup . Ox la 11 sooa wiin Bartar Baae4 eaimeew Tomato Kaoas EacaUoped feh Crate la Ba41 Raked Staffed Braat a Vaal IlahMt Pot rte Wlta DumsUnn OWK BakM- Beans lta Boston Brevra Bread Aasortsd Cold Meats. Potato 8a)a4 with -!ahd Tumi pa choick or Caa Custard tee Cream pie Tea Cafle - Mint rt Canter Circle, Main Floe h Crepe Blouses $3.98 A Qean-up lot embracing many odd lines tiken from regu lar stock. Georgette Crepe, Crepe de Chine, Tricolette. Pon gee and Net Urge selection of dainty styles but only a few of each. Embroidered, tucked, ruf fled and other styles. Long or short sleeves. Black, white and an excellent range of the most wanted shades. Spe- CO QQ clal for Clearance at 000 r Baffaia Circle, Main IW Filet Centers Vz Price Beautiful Filet Center Pieces from the Art Needle Section oa sale at M price. Some ta all Lace. Others late trimmed, fa to fS.30 Centers $1 to $2.75 Stamped Searfa, 1 a C e Q- trimmed. Special at only OJL Nsayad PiXUw Slips of fine quality material, heat de- 1 signs. Priced special, a pair Ol BsrsJn Clrcls, laala Iomr. 1 OA Sewing Needs Reduced Bone Hair Pins, special at 10c Clark's or Coates cotton thread in all sites, black or white, dor en 55c spool 6c folding Coat Hangers at 11c Metal Shoe Trees, pair 1 5c Odd and Ends in Needles 5c tSc Hair pia Cabinets at He toe Trouser Hanrtrs at 7c lSe Curling Irons at only 12c Pocahontas ToUet Plnn at 4c 25c Kid Curlers special at 17c 5c Ribbon Wire at only 4c 24-yard Roll Cotton Tape 25c defender Safety Pins only 4C Blocked India Tape, bolt 4 Spool Silk, black, white rT and colors. . 50 yards for OC Winter Hats $2.98 Every Winter Hat la the Baement Is Included In this Sale. Many charming models to select from. Yalues (Jf) fin to 17.91. Special at OL.UO Chadran'a Hats of vel- vet and corduroy special awOC C3 i. Mm m "Snsa " - jmaCijssss a -BssnsajsnssBaBSBBSsaWS Cups, Saucers 19c Thin, rials whits China Caps aad Saucers In shape like above sketch. , Spe- 1Q dal Qearance Sale price -LaJC Dinner Sets 26 with Piece Dinner Seta gold decoration. Oa JJ in sale Wednesday at i0 31 pleca Sets spedal $4X5 39 piece Dinner Sets with dainty pink floral spray decora tion. Priced special JQ if for Clearance Sale at CO&O 40 piece ; Sets apedal t3H& Adas larva silirtion nf ijarsla pUcas an sale at Claaranca pfkaa.