APRIL 26, 1922.
THE OIIEGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, OREGON.
WEDNESDAY.
1 L-4-J--JUU-J-IUI .. MAJT
TURKS LEAVE DOOlt
Udjr in 1 1
B , REPLY TO
(liwetil labia to'TM Journal and tha Cakaca
' V lelplt. ; , ,
(.'oiiaUnlinopIa.'AprU 51. Tha reply of
th Angora Ovtmimnr to tha allied not
h& tn tranamlltad to tha allied high
com m lnlt)fT ' lpr. It procured a" f
orahta Ittiprvkntvn baoauna the Nation
lim 'di4 not : tvaewrr In VrtidleaV: bt
atatad thalr tlawa clafly.Th point
Tha Nattmutilata ara unnWe to rc(pl
th rendition,- that thi nifttloii of
At. Minor1 br tl' UreV troopa hou3d
ba mihorliiU'4 ,14 iwnipleta,aoptaiica
by tha Turku of alt tha peace term pro
tl by tha attlra.
.Tha Turku ara rom-pallarf to Inalnt that
tnv -evacuation of Anatolia, should be
irtmultanaou with Jha Iffnlnif of an
arrntatk-o, thai ' tha data II a which tha
allta ani pjarMl itt dlacuaa mut ba
rtrarty a?atai and that tha qnaatlon of
AlrUma and (laHlpoll muat again t
brought bafora tha conference.
Though thW rap'T U conaldarad by
many to ba unaccaptahta, t'.ia Turks hav
not alammad tha door In tha fn-a of tha
alltoa, bavauaa tnay add, that In ordar
to pmva ttvHr determination to obtain
rompteta aatlafactlon . and to how their
ttaalra for peace, "National! plenipo
tentiaries are ready to meet allied dele
galea at Urn Id to ara whether they are
at!a to find a ronwnon i ground for
peas." Tire taet paragraph In tha Is'a
tlonallal. I - 4iffiMloref by allied , high
rmnralaxionfra aa Indicating a dmire on
tha part of Abe Turka to continue bar
gaining. On lh other hand,' new a re
reived from Angora point out that the
Turk am ao poaltlva that tha allies will
U compelled to gtva In to tha Turklah
proposal that they bar already- appoint
ed a delegation beaded .by Mustapha
Kemal Paaha.
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Swedish Employers '
Launch Attack on
8-Hour ;W6rk: Day
Ccrmlefc appeared together pubt
Paris Tuesday. - .,-,. - ; ' ;i
They were seen dancing at the, . Cla
rldga hotel. Mary'a , mother as not
rreaent. Mlaa Baker wore a new Paris
tea frock of skyblue attracting; flatter
tag comment from fashionable women
Mies Baker, bowerer,: did not confine
hr itanm ta , All later. ' granting a fox
im: emonar others, to a young Call
fornlan whose actjuajntanca ' aho made
..w ihe boat coming over. - i
Tha vounar eeuole ainea last, luem
ilm home of the American. Countess De
J ansa with whose aon youne; McCor
tnlck; la now oa the most Jntlmat terms.
To curious inquiries as to when the
weddlns Is to take, place. Miss Baker
refused to giro .any jioaltlva answer,
merely smiling. M!Carmlck. howerer.
inslnUlned that it would b In Jane at
Waybrldga. . t,.v . ;
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("partel Wlee) ta T .Jmwt Md On
nieaae . PaJiy m)
Stockholm, April Ca.iiweden's tem
porary eight-hour law le-bekig vigoroas
ly attacked by tha employer, organi
sations following an announcement that
the social damocratir Intend , to make
this law permanent ef th next session
of the rtksdsg. A rommlealen has been
appointed to Investigate, the economic
effects of a countrywide etght-beur day
and also Its effect nptnt' the 'workers.
The weak point in the -law la that it
prohibits men who wish, to work longer
hours from doing ao. - The employers
declare that the Industrial, depression
may continue so long that the workmen
cannot exist on. the wages paid for eight
hours and then .tha, strongest -warkera
will find means of breaking the law.
The price of work during 'abnormal
times, they say, te regulated by economic
laws and Is not Influence! by acts of
parliament. '"" '')'' '
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Duke and Duchess -
May Patch Up
Mtoital-Trouble
Daughtei: hoWs :
Herselt JJeaa as
; ; Mother Plays Cards
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Chicago. April !. A daughter .killed
herself Tuesday while her mother was
playing bridge In an adjotntng yoom.
..When the mother heard the shot that
ended her daughter's life, ahe cried;
M noor. doot baby " ajaoi . coi
Upsed; - ' ..
. The suicide left. note, reaaings:
I couldn't help doing it."- Thae ajl
the police know. t '
Added to the more than unusual mys
terr enveloping aucli caseav 1t was
learned that Ihe daughter herself came
s -distinct an rprise to friends of .the.
family. Until Mondax no one seemed
to knew "there was a daughter. . She
larix- ostensibly from Detroit, c s
trial ' - . .. ' '
Tha arlrl. Sft. atrlkingly pretty,,-of.
wealthy parents and in- apparently per
fct hralth. was Miss Mildred Lawson.
She shot herself to death. In an ultra-
fashionable north ehora hotel, wnere ner
parents. Mr, ana Mrs. J. -1 jawson.
have lived since last fall. Mr. Lawson
in not in Chicago. nor could ; no pe
located last night.' - ' 1
Never had the parents apoiten oi a
danrhter. and when Miss iawson ar
rived at the hotel Monday, night she
eent directly o . her1- mother's apart
ment and was not seen until th ahot
attracted guests to the scene, of her
death. - . ' "!
A coroner's physician says tne gin
undoubtedly killed herself, but an in
nueet will be held Wednesday.
In tha meantime Mrs. Liwwn reiuiwa
to. ialk. nd the police are endeavoring
to nouty r. jutwKwa y..v;
(Br Viritanat acrrfet)
Paris. April SC. There Is every pros
pect of an Immediate settlement of the
marital differences of the Duke and
Duchess ' de Talleyrand, . according to
Information given by an Intimate friend.
It is understood that friends of the
couple have been active tn seeking to
patch the matter up and that thjry have
finally succeeded In convincing tfte duch-
:esa that the withdrawal of herj suit for,
divorce .would be for the beat I Interests
of all concerned. : i f - i
The result of the arrangements Is said
to be that the duke and duchess are
Itkelyi to sail together at the end of the
-week for New York, where the duchess
has some Important business regarding
thte dispute ever her brother's man
agement pf. the Uould estate.
a .
Mary Langdon Baker
And M'Cormick Dance
Together at Hotel
! Br C F. Berte.lt- c ,
rarla Apr it St. Throwing off the
cbbk pi mysxery wnicn nae so eom-
1'icteiy i surrounded the movements of
both since their arrival In France, Miss
Mary langdon Baker and Alllster Me-
Paderewski lEeceives
Offer of SiiOOOdO
For - Concert Series
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(By tnitad Nitr) f
Ban Franclscos April 21. Ignsce.Pad
erewskl, famous pianist and former pre
mler of Poland, may return to.the con
cert' stage. .'v- . ' -i.
Paderewskt.' who left here today for
New York, announced that he had re
ceived an offer of $1,000,000 fori coiU
t-cjrt tour of the United States and, South
America, The of fee"'? includes the pay
ment of the premium on 1100,000 worth
of insurance on his fingers.'
Paderewskl will not make dec In Ion
on the offer Tuntll he arrives In lw
York. He has hitherto steadfastly main
tained that . he , waa through with the
concert sibsc . ,-. .'; ".,
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Irish Peace rParleyr
Having Haifa Time
Belfast. April !. (I. N. S.) The ne
gotiations between Sir James Craig,
premier of Ulster, and Michael Collins,
repreeehtlng the Free State, over details
of the peace pact which was agreed to
In general outline on. March 10, today
are reported to have reached a dead
lock. A breach In -the' negotiations Is
considered very likely. ; . ,
Pris Courts Free
' Accused American
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Paris. Aprlt J. (L N. S.) Thomas 1
Stewart Ryan. " an American, whose I
young wife died of poisoning under mys
terious circumstances some weeks ago, I
was freed today by the French author!-1
ties. - Charge against Ryan tn connec-1
tlon with his wife's death were dropped I
and the Indictment was quashed.
BIDS OrEJT FHIDAT
- Bids to lease buildings on property
taken by the eity for the opening of
Delay street will be opened Friday at 2
o'clock by the cUy, purchasing agent
Because the work on the street will not
be begun for a year the buildings are to
be rented by the city until the Work Is I
begun. ' . ' . '.. v.
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SiMoreDOTs
$80S,
In the "Count-the-Dots" Contest for
OTYi' n'lNGASH
PRIZES!
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A larire map that makes it easr to count.
.f. the dots FREE upon request by phone, :
mail or in person. CAUTION- Do not ;
overlook the dots in upper right.corner ;
' of map, ' V ' v ' ; ; ;v ,r
AH who show in the photograph taken V.
daily at 3 :30 p. ra. in front of the ?North
western Washington - street winrlnw ;
have an equal chance in the $5 Special
TriT ervn r1tlr " " . ' . . i , ; '
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NORTHWESTERN
:: i . ' t; Electric Company - ?
, 3 J C Tavarca, Manager f fetott Sale ! V - ;
Bdwy.,5S0 Washington at Tenth ;
I T CONTEST COUPON ''i:
NORTHWESTERN ELECTRIC COMPANY. I
' I -JJ'S T?wv Mgr. Stack,8Mg.,t,r. ':Vr'.t'
: ' Washinrton af Tenth fVtrfT.. r " - "V . v I
' My estlrnau otth number of your ibrehoWers'reD
i resented by dot on Ui map appearing! in your adver- I
,:. :" Owing to the. extraordinary '
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EVERY SALE MUST BE ABSOLUTELY
. FINAL NO REFUNDS :
I NO EXCHANGES : " ,
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: Charge' purchases made '
, dimns this f "
MONTH-END SALE
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Will be billed as of Mau 1st
' payable in June
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Sale!
Al whirlwind' selling eveiit--aboiindihg in : geihuirie. values-
which will mark April as the greatest month '
in the Emporiwn's History! : . :
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Month-End Special!
HOSIERY
-W-T-XSdb-etandardai of y av famous' make)
First grades sell from $1.35 to $1.65
Youll want a dozen pairs at this ,
price, for imperfections are so
slight that ; the wearing qualities
,.are. not affected! ALL- SIZES.
Black, brown and white.
Month-End ; Extra Special !
; : Kayser
; lHolette. Socks .
$2.65
No neeji to "roll yovir own," for
these Kayser Rolettes rer finished ' .
at top with Sinug-fitting elastic
banding of Kayser Italian Silk in
black, gray and beige i ,
MonthiEnd Special! ;
-.Jersey Silk
PETTICOATS
$2.95 -
' Extraordinary' values, indeed,
these fine quality Jersey silk petti
coats with flounces of changeable
taffeta or all jersey with fancy-flounce.-
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Month-End Special! '
Crepe de Ghine
ENVELOPES
; Half Price
' painty, crepe ;de chine envelope
t chemise very special at half price!
$3.50 Chemise.. :$!. 75
K ,$2.95 Chemise. l :$I.48 .
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The Most Stupendous MILLINERY EVENT
Portland Has Ever Known! '
Your Choice of Any
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HAT
in the House!
Without Reservation Without Exception
Al One of These Tw6 Pnceif -
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$g.95
Every Radiant Spring: Hat Is Included! Many of Them on Display
-But a Few Short Days -
Every Exquisite Model Hat , : '
Lovely Pattern Hats f Lovely Garden Hats ,;.:,
High Grade Dress Hats ' s Stunning Sports Hats :':
Exquisite Afternoon Hats Smart Street Hats
Hundreds of Them to Choose From
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Beautiful Models Bearing $8.95 Tags Were Marked 30$27 $22
Wonderful Hats Now Priced $5".95 Were Marked $18 $15-12 .
2V Mxchanges NofLayaways No CO. D.'s Np Deliveries Every
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See them in our windows and then make your selections early, as you have
never seen such values as these!" .. ,A
! Month-End Special I .V-.
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X , ,of : the better grades in a three-;
. day reduction sale . :
$9.75
. The Savirrg is Truly Remarkable . '
. 1 for these are newest overblouses
and tailored models of heavy qual
;beautifuliy beaded-i-all the newest -
. . spring eiiauea v ea a., wxuLe.
ALL SIZES. . : - ? V
. fieal Values at $9J5 :
.' Month-End Special! '
New Pongee :
v CHEMKE
Dainty pongee chemise, of excel-:
lent quality pongee in clever tai- i ;
Iored style. ; Exceptional at' $2.65.
Month-End Special!:'' - .
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SWEATERS' '
$4.50
" Of fine, heavy wool closely knit . v
,and superior .finish-; All sizes in ' v
newest shades of orchid, buff, rust, -,
jade, navy. ,-' ' if : '
Extra Month-End Special!
75 High-Grade
oats ana w raws
. Three-day sale price -
: ; : $36iB5 . :
1- Savings of $10 to $20 on each garment!
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We cannot overemphasize these remarkable values!
Handsome wraps of f ine ShawsheenJ Normandie, Bolivia weaves
, anu ruirci iwuis. Vyoaus m more lauoreu siyies . wun - new , wiae
sleeves. .All new spring shades of tans, blues and brown tones. . '
SIZES FOR WOMEN AND" MSSES
Extraordinary. 3-Day Reductions!
83 TRICOTINE AND TWILL -t
lNovelty
Suits
greatly reduced forthree days only I
v Stunning spring models a great. number
of them but recent arrivals! For three days J
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wujr uiese prices prevau;. . f. .
$25.00 suits $18.75
29.50 suits 22.15
35.00 suits 205
, 390 suits 29.65
4 49.50 suits 37.15
$59.50 suits $44.G5
65.00 suitff - 48.75
75:00 suits 50.00
.79.50 suits 52.05 ;
35.00, suits v 56.65
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78 COATS WRAPS GAPESra extraordinary three-day reductions! : :
$7o.00 garment"-.'. ,'. V. . :$56.25
All high-grade garments taken from our regular lines ' $95.00 garments ...$65.35
ana reaucea ior tnree aays oniy I . uuy now ana, save. , sx k11"
miVhtilvt . 790 garments ....... . 57.85
65.00 garments' ...li... 48.75
59.50 garments-. . .i . . i 44.G5
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$55.00 garments. 'I. .... .-.Q4125'
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