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THE OREGON DAILY s JOURNAL.1 PORTLAND. OREGON THURSDAY. JAIOJARY : HMD G1S0 If SHANTUNG ISSUE aggregate of Um past. "Inwrtorlea have diminished In value, but debt remain the came. There can be but one una result to this situation. TKEACHEKT OF MDOUSX , "And how needles It all ha been! When peace earn Europe needed re- balldlag. t America Ba um r uppu Eurone Matured cred . . America ttad! & rmnritv nnnn wi-tcn creaii cwum have been riven. American gom aa- vanced would scarcely have left - our , AH F lltt face u. s. surr The attorney general declared specific salts would be brought In these cases. Litigation . against the Dayton-Wright eoTDoration will be conducted in the fed eral court of the soathern district ol Obi(kv - . - - t Washington, Jan. 28. (U. P. The .Br Cart 1. Great Washington. Jan. la TJ. P.-Presl- Taulu because 'it would have been mere, j overnment will begin Immediate lut sent Harding's help-bought by Chinese I ly the base of financial transactions xor i lor the recovery or large sums 01 money tna Dfmneu or our isrnw ua iiw i wdm. wr avcrnam ior aircrari roa- Our vast surplus would have brought I stmction during the war. Attorney Gen hannlneaa to . Europe and maintained I ...1 nnrhrtv announced todar. The prosperity at norat. w I "r zrauds Bureau or uw nejnnnieni 01 Russia Is chargeable, to the terrors of I ttutio eoooeratinK with war departs sovtetisni: the distress, in America to I meat accountants, has developed suffl- I MlnUUr Bse has narrowed the chasm (between the Chines and Japanese In , the Shantung dispute to a mere Infln- 1 lteelmaT conference. V The word.vnnftalteMmar to borrowed "V, i from a ipokestnan ef the American dele- $gatle. while Dr. Koo of the Chinese j delegation, diplomatically declares, fol- clent evidence to justify- institution of The relief -from ; present conditions, I -nits for the recovery of the overpay- rnx aafaL win came only with "coopera. I Mnti - - tlon of the country possessing the lead- I attorney General Daugherty said that It f. fh. f ,.11 tua Af inu I u . - . . - a ... t . .. ...imi uit"r "a . I uie KDvernroeiu : stawuuianui repui icu i lowing tne liaramg-ose coniersnc elmendous productivity. No country "iat I overpayments to .the Dayton-Wright la private nlrht council between Japan. (is an indispensable factor in a Airplane company of Dayton.: Ohio, of we Baron Bnldenara aad See. that the I established international stability can I 2.b54,J837 and to the Wright-Martin I "situation remains as heretofore." Tne I regain a normal prosperity ror 1 Aircraft corporation or ,(U9,osa.5. I president was described as - "sympa I unUI the world wide conditions improve. theilc in receiving See at the letter's I in the fact of these fundamentals the J request. ; I administration at Washington is vainly ;MTPATIOirAmOW - . . reetsof thTctrc unineee supporters omin. . I He declared thousands of Republicans HO EFFORT IS MMIt I TO CLEAR HIGHWAY (Cantiaaed Frasi Face One) executed the viaducts might . today be blocking the railroad track. The O-W. R N: track paralleling the highway was blocked. ItCis now dear. :' Telephone and ' telegraph lines were proetrated ;. they are up again on new poles, v ; These agencies had no thought of resting until they met their public duty to maintain communication. The contrast with - what the public agency, baa not done to highway clean tag Is Interesting. r MAKES MOWSmOH '.T-X : The Highway cost IWiS.WO, Interest on the bonds la at the rate of per cent The interest amounts to ISMOO a year. It is, of coarse, a loss while the high way is oat AT use. - Engineers must - determine the ' dam age t the highway proper, bat Samuel C. Lancaster, the engineer of the high way, taya the damage will be enormous and that it will not be dear from melt ing snow until August. John B. Teon, who directed construc tion of the highway aad Is now a mem ber of the state highway commission. said this morning that the state high way commission win assume the entire resoonaibUtty for clearing the highway tn Hood River county, if the task, ts deemed practicable, and that the com mission and ' Its executive , will plan with other agencies Interested la the most effective way of handling the en tire job. -r v.---:- ' ' suggests coinrxKXffCK ; Brio V. Hauser. who offered a few days ago to put crew and equipment on the highway at cost and wade through the drifts with steam shovels, renewed his 'oftrr ' t)m morning, but expressed regret that the county conrmiaaioa had nee-Jet him go to work and let puauctty follow. He has had two engineers over the project and believes the work can be done ooicair aad well, tie thrnks that ' that the situation has narrowed down t I . .1,1. Mrtr fmm . . . . lspvi lis. aatsa uvinm hi w .w v- ' n a "HI I the Idealism "that has made up so much j was -a cnance mi wm ru7 I 0 Jta history." 1 would oe tne t BBln I .Attacking Senator Todge. he said, "he S Tr?b?Je?Ztradlctlon. and JSZTS 7T jt w. 1 on nis meory ot nrog nsuauwi i roncealmenta. the truth appeared to be I most ftre wrong in their concept that a settlement is la slghC I Bf oueetlons and he is right, he 5 Some of the Chlaes. delegaUon sough SeM nToysThis wntemptuoW at- to una signincantiy inenniaenara view i utud toward a prevailing public r v kAMMf. Un there was I ODlnl(m' 1 no connection and that Shldehara bad Thousand of Republicans now realise I sought out fise on another conference thet the leader, of their party. In U.e I matter, not connected with Shantung of policy, have profaned Re- u tk. diImm pubUcan history by forsaking the soul ' ih.t ivant ttsrdln urced unon Sse I of Abraham Lincoln for the spleen of that the Chinese jM of their position Usnry Cabot Lodge." I towsre a japanna traiim nin,r wn ni'saa Gordon Says She Just Had 'to Thrill Her Fiance . -1,1 .... , .ul.(..l P9iam VUI IDT lf H1 illOTi.w.t , trmffHj manager, or at least wanted the full traffie mansger to be responsible to the Chinese general manager. a 4 la any event, there la no further Ques I tion as to the Japanese compelling the rr pa ration of the nine power Far I Kitty Gordon, stage star, declared here Eastern treaty wss regarded as likely I today that she was sure that Ralph to consume several aays. i n Preseni , New York broker, after an ex- W rules concernlrg China as do not Involve change of telegrams last night and a i srtual pledges, but Instead merely prln-1 long talk with her on the telephone. 4ctple. . 1 would be glad to Join with her in mak- JfroeTmVco thrtr "perfectly lovely en- 4 within a few months after this session I gagement. sdjouma At prseit U Is proposed I -Ralph spent 135 to talk to me long that America designate The Hague as I distance last night and I guess he got I the meeting place. COX CHARGES C S.O.P. HAS MADE FAILURE Q QeeiS Tnm Tn 61 tend our Influence for good diminished - la roaeeq Hence." He declared the administration has . been swept by the currents Of public opinion Bearer eaca day to the seat of L ine league at ueneva. raring tribute to the former preal- i dent. Cog said Wllsonlan policies were f "as unwavering aa the stars that guide the pllgrime of the night.'' Those ot t the present administration "as shifting aa the wind-tossed snow of the winter.',''1 I ' "The first essential thing to our pros . i- pertty Is the format recognition by our , t government of the fundamental cause F of depression. Since this would carry ' T acceptance ot the theories of Wood row 1 Wilson, there Is hope for the belated re- lief that will come from the pressure v oi puoiio opinion. rOBTftATS COXDITIOHS I - roinUng out that the Harding admtn- 1 1stratlon has been la control nearly a J year. Cox declared : ? "The ruins ot war still mar the Inter- 1 national perspective. Indeed, the wreck- . , - age grows with the days. Millions of t lives are paying the toll Of starvation 1 overseas. Willing Industry Is without ' the aid of financial credits. Countries, solvent If not rich In natural resources. f are In Idleness and misery. The reac 1 Uon. true to prophecy. Is upon us and 1 every community Is affected. The echo (cry of 'America first Is a mockery of I human Intelligence as unhappy - experl i ence tells as that we are a part of the I whole world. The savings of Demo- Xrratlo prosperity have been lost la the financial . Wight that fell upon the i i country. . B "Farm producu have diminished In price much below the labor eoat of pro ' , durtlon ; vast Inventories of shop and . mill have followed the downward trend , until thousands ot tanners and business 'concerns are hopelessly Insolvent. Only - the resiliency ot our banking system , .has averted the most destructive panic ? tn all history. But, notwithstanding, the t federal reserve structure has weathered o the economic storm, the wreckage to ln- dividual and corporate enterprises will :be recorded In the weekly reports of commercial agenoles for months to come. They promise to surpass any his money's worth," Kitty declared. "He scolded me for giving out our engage ment without notifying him, out l wanted to give him a thrill "when he wrote me the other day that it annoyed him to hear people say I was married to Jack Wilson, my for mer stage partner, and asked me to pub licly deny It, I decided to go him one better and announce our engagement "Perhaps X should have waited until t rot mv hands on that divorce decree. added Kitty, who filed suit in England a year ago for separation from her pres ent husband, the Honorable Henry Beresford. "But I expect my divorce very soon, and when I get it X am go ing to marry Ralph RanJet" "ssassssaasBgaa . ssa- " ' '' ' HsapainBfjsIvw' -s f ; . : " 'Jy ' gh $7-50 m - I other cieartag ageneiee might be put to work atmaltaneoasly and the days mtcrvenlng until the highway shall be eperted forreepondlrgty redured. Phil afetscha agreed that the eoonty commiasion. the state highway eommts slon, the Hood Rivee county commis sion, possibly the Wasea Han at r. Lsncaster-J Fothessaa, ef the rert comir.lsrloa, aad local bt msi me ought to get together, go ever the altaatlen, seonre estimate aad mat plana based vpoa s apart i In id facta. He proposed that arraag meant be made to put nemlor4 anea to work the reed ev It the funds came frees puhiie iHie Big Idea Behind lStfi'-INfevV Store $p50 Van Loan's Great American Version of "The Threw Musketeers" S DArtagnan and his "Threm Masktteers" in the Texas cow country. RIVOLI SATURDAY January Month-End Sale Consists of advance Early Spring Styles which have just arrived and are offered in this sale at a very (1'T fZf special price , tj) I aUU These Hats are of silk, cellophane and braid and many combinations. They are trimmed with flowers and ostrich. EVERY UMBRELLA REDUCED IN THIS MONTH-END SALE 533f5a A Few Prices Listed: 20 Discount. 20 DISCOUNT Month-End Sale Prices on Fur Coats $3.95 now S4.76 $7.95 now $6.36 $8.95 now $7.16" 36-inch Sealine with Squirrel, Beaver or Qr7 Kfl Skunk collar and cuffs, $235.00 now . . ... tPXO I fj3 dtALdsM - of Ours To specialize in good clothes, to sell nothing else; clothes made by Hart Schaffner & Marx, To carry one of the finest and most complete stocks of clothes and ihen's furnishings Portland ever saw.N To give the men, young men and boys of Portland and vicinity a clothes serv ice that has never been attempted here before. Special values at $35 Men's Wool Hose 50c Pair In brown, blue and green heather mixture. "Arrow" Polo Shirts at $2.50 Smart styles in white oxford and in solid colors of pink, blue and lavender. They're new. Silk Ties 95c Something different in nar row ties, .new polka dots, bias stripes and checks. 6 ffe?C 1 -V TSbwBMHa.1 ' as.. i - ir-1 In the Stevens Building Hart Schaf fner & Marx Clothes Shop Washington at West Park St. m ssaw m s w Renewing old acmiaintance a--mqking new in m tli2 f(ianf slave in Wee a ed til Ubeeo Ssse ai ersTta, e atseieeie of alaeteee Ma a Tfceee ef lArwi ta T Tare Meaaeteera rale Late IaelgsiV mm Axo ran o CTaahuro i AST a a r. aVAaaii CaiMrwa mtnym tSe. AU irtM M !! i a ef mi Leges see. eeei Leges lee a U aV.aU J. s, s. T. ew r.ai. i LAST TI-ES TCi::3R0V t) . : , J ... . N. 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