THURSDAY, JUNE 29, .1922.
THE ; OttEGON DAILY 1 JOURNAL, PORTLAND, OREGON.
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By David IawTenee
'Copyright. 122. by Tb Journal)
Washington. June 29. Mine owners
have signified their Intention of at
jtendinc President" Harding's confer
ence here Saturday in which the gov
ernment wil) use ita. good offices to
txtreuade operators and miners to set
tie the coal strike.
John L. Lewis, bead of the miners'
union, bad already accepted the invi
tation, so that the willingness of the
operators to come too, ends all ma
neuvering on that point. In past years
acceptance jof an invitation to a con
ference usually wit preceded by the
laying down of conditions .for the con
ference, but in this case the call was
issued by the president of the United
States and neither side could afford
to defy public opinion by ignoring such
a summons.
FEELIXG OPTIMISTIC ,
The greatest confidence prevails that
the coal strike will be .settled and
that ' a precedent will be established
which wil go a long way towards
preventing future coal strikes. The
intervention of the chief executive
-.incidentally is not merely as a pre
siding officer or as a mediator, but
as a representative of th pubtic In
terest. The government has hesitated.
to use a club 'or to indicate the source
of its legal ower in eventually tak
. ing a hand if emergency arose, but
it is now clearer and both sides will
understand it when they get in con
ference that the supplying of the na-
tion with fuel Is considered a public
: interest of paramount importance in
fact, so important that the broad con
stitutional powers of national safety
would be invoked by - the exeentive
if the Aemrican people really began
to suffer. Talk of government seiz
ure of the mines is but a symptom of
the gradually developing feeling that
fering to the employes, a readjust
ment of finances on the, part of oper
ators, a depletion of coal reserves
and a gouging of the public as prices
to the consumer are Inevitably raised.
IMMCMTY CERTAIJf
President Harding has another rea
son, of course, for presiding at the
coal conference. The mine operators,
many of whom are under indictment
for making wage - agreements with
mine unions in the past, have insisted
that the federal courts might charge
them wth contempt if they entered
into any agreement -while the courts
were trying cajsea, crowing out of
previous agreements. Assurances
from the attorney general that prose
cutlon would not follow have not been
deemed sufficient. - Ther president him
self is calling the conference, so no
federal judge is likely to interfere.
In fact, there is every -reason to be
lieve the courts would - not have inter
vened even if Mr. .Harding had not
called the conference. '
Tet the action of - the president
serves the double purpose of guaran
teeing Immunity from prosecution for
agreements made In the conference
beginning Jjere Saturday and bring
iner into nlav the government chief as
a mediator and as a representative of
the oeoole who must be protected
against the effects of a diminished
coal supply.
TO KEPHESEXT HARDING
Undoubtedly Secretary Davis v and
Secretary Hoover will be asked by the
president to, act In his behalf after
the opening meeting, bu the presi
dential autadrity will be present just
the same.
As for the crisis ? In the railroad
situation, the government here is not
as hopeful of results as in the coal
dispute. There Is no tribunal to
which the controversy could have been
brought. The railroad disputants have
the, labor board. The decision has
beA rendered by the board and the
question is now -whether the railway
shopmen will respect the decision or
strike in the 'ace of it. If they strike
they may focus ' attention anew on
the fact that the" railway labor board
under the present transportation act
has no power to enforce its decision
except the moral power of public
opinion and congress may be persuad
ed to put "teeth" in the transporta
tion act. J
Mr. Harding, while a member of
the - United states senate, voted for
an anti-strike provision to he inserted
in the transportation act now on the
statute book .but the provision was
eliminated before the bill was adopted.
FKESIDEST JIAY ACT
It would require little impetus from
an acute railroad situation to cause
Mr. Harding to appeal for such a pro
vision again though the effect on la
bor as a whole at a moment when
members of congress are up for re
election might prevent action at this
time.
It is net expected here that a gen
eral walkSut will develop on the rail
roads and "that those shop craft unions
which do strike will not seriously dis
turb transportation in this country.
The question of whether the railway
employes will openly defy the decis
ion of the railroad labor board by a
strike is really doubted here, for dras
tic action of some kind would be in
evitable from government sources.- The
opinion still prevails that an eleventh
hour postponement or truce will be
effected.
Operated by compressed air, a wire
brush for cleaning metals has been
developed with a possible speed of
4200 revolutions a minute.
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CLEAN UP SALE OF
USED TIRES
Entire stock, of used and retreaded
tires wil! be sold Friday and Saturday
only at reduced prices. . J
EVERY TIRE A REAL VALUE
ACORN TIRE SHOP
V248y2 Second St
Between, Main and Madison Streets.
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Friday's Charge
Purchases
Entered on the
July Bills
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c-MerxJiandiso of of Merit OnU?
Safe Storage
for Your Furs
and Experts to
Repair Them
To
the Eniovment of All 'the
Vacation Days This Store Adds
Something Real, Something Substantial
Mongst all the thousands and thousands of dollars worth of .better Summer merchandise
here, and piidst displays presenting all the -valuable advantages due to greater practicability,
and all the superior wbrth of cornel ier fasliiofis, there is something for you, much for you.
- Here especially are the sport clothes, the outing togs, the picnic supplies, the camping needs,
etc., etc. and tomorrow a good time Jtb.be buying, for "The Fourth is near at hand, and one
must be packing if there's a journey planned.
Garb Yourself in Khaki
Be Free to Roam and to Romp
as Free as the Men and the Boys
-Breeches in the laced, button and
knicker style; well-made, perfect
fitting 2.45. $2.95 and $3.75.
Middy blouses--some in solid
khaki and others trimmed with white
braid $2.25 and $2.35.
Coats khaki coats in several
styles; some with corduroy collars
at $3.00. $4.75 and $5.00.
Khaki skirts '.$4.25
Khaki puttees 95 c
Khaki hats and caps ......$ 1 .00
Canvas Leggings 90c
Tweed Hats . . .$1.25 and $2.25
Ob the Forth Floor
Khaki Togs for the Children
Khaki Breeches; 8 to 16 year sizes; at $2.25
Play Suits; 6 to 14 year sizes priced $3.25
Khaki Middy Blouses $1.65 and $1.95
Three-Piece Suits irr 8 to 14 yearsizes. . . . . .$6.50
Oa the Fourth Floor Lipman, Wolfe Co.
fSayew Bathing jSuit
See the New Ones That Are Here and
You 11 Decide "the Old One Wont Do"
The bathing suit season has bare
ly started and then there are other
summers. So why go on with the
old suit when purchasing a new one
entails such a very small expendi
ture? You should see the fine ones
here for women and specially priced
at $3.45.
Girls Bathing Suits
Cotton, part-wool and all-wool
suits in 6 to 16 year sizes. At
$2.25. $2.95. $3.50 and $4.50.
On the Fourth Floor
Boys Swimming Suits $2.50
and to $5. Excellent suits in the
color combinations the boys want.
Boy SaiU Fifth Floor
Men's Wool Bathing Suits
- Nobby new bathing suits in a wide variety of the
favored, new color combinations. All-wool suits they
are, and fine values at $3.95. Other suits at prices
ranging up to $5.75.
Ob the First Floor Lipnan, Wolfe tc, Co.
Khaki Togs for the Boys
"Tough" Togs for Rough and Ready Boys
and They Are Not Expensive Here
Khaki blouses and khaki shirts
are priced at $1.25 and at $1.50.
Well-made, sturdy hlouses and
shirts of good firm khaki. They'll
stand by the boy throughout his
whole vacation and still be ready
for more.
Khaki Lace Breeches $2.50
Khaki Has Priced at $1.00
Boys Linen Knickers. ... .$3.00
. Boys' Sport Blouses $1
; These are in pretty patterns and
are color-fast Some with long
sleeves. . others wirk clmrt
w e.WVV.
J Choice at $1.00.
Fifth Floor Llanaa. WeDe a Cm.
Men's New GolfCaps $1.95
-Caps of tweeds, cheviots, homespuns and T nappy
velours in new, snappy stylesall decidedly better
grade in every respect.
V Oa.tae FMUt Fkr Llpaam, Welfe Ce.
New Stationery Portfolios
Imported portfolios- -mighty handy for. the trav
eler; complete with 25 sheets of attractive stationery
and 25 tissue-lined envelopes to match. They're7 very
moderately priced at $1.25 and $1.50.
Stationery 8eetIoa Oa tea First Floor
.Outing Shirts for Men
Shirts With Collars Attached Are
Correct and Special Here at $2.35
r Here are just the shirts men Want
for the coatless days the vacation
days. Splendid shirts made of ox
ford cloth that has the soft sheen of
silk and possesses great durability.
Golf Hose From
-r. England, at $1.95
Sox that were selected by our.
own representative when abroad.
Nobby sox of fine wool yarns.
v Oufirt Jackets $3.75
Wool heather jackets in clever
styles- for wear at ihe links, at the
beach, at the mountain, etc.
Ob the First Floor
$2
Chamois-Suede Gloves 85 c-
You'll find many uses for these serviceable gloves
on the camping trip. They'll protect your hands
and you need not fear to get them soiled, for they will
wash. Choose covert, chamois, gray or white.
GIoto Section On the First Floor
New Linen Dresses $ 1 2.50
Ideal for Wear at the Picnic Fine
for Sport Wear Sizes 16 to 44
They've just come in, and
women are acclaiming them the
prettiest linen dresses they've seen at
any price as low as $12.50.
They're straight-line frocks, and
they are prettily embroidered in pas
tel shades. The linens are in brown,
orchid and blue.
Also at $12.50 are a number
of sheer, -summery voile dresses in
light and dark shades.
Separate Skirts $9.95
White flannel skirts, white silk
baronette satin skirts and white
pleated prunella' skirts at $9.95.
Oa the Thlrt Floor
New Canvas -Hammocks
Hang one on the porch stretch one between a
couple of trees. They're always handy to nave at
home or on the camping trip. Plain and striped ham
mocks that are strongly made $2.75. $4.50. $6.50.'
Ob the Fifth Floor Llpnaa, Wolfe a Co.
Girls' Middies at $ 1 .95
Featuring Especially the Paul .
Jones and Jack Tar Middies
.
This is an oonorrunitv mrflwn if
girls should not overlook -especially
now that vacation season is here.
1 hee the white middies with flan
nel navy or colored collars. r. .,
Unbleached Middies r
Special at $1.45
Girls middies of - unbleached
muslin; others of white Jean ' with
colored collars.
Girls Play Suits
: ' j Special at $3.25
Serviceable playsuits of tan gala
- tea. ' Bloomers and middies com-
bined ; finished with 'tie. ; Sites 8
' to !4 years. -' :
Oa the Fearth Floor
To Lipman,' Wol f e V for ' '
The Summer Toiletries
and
the
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Whether One Be at Home at the Beach
or in the Mountains, One Must Not
Be Without Them
In the case of these necessaries, even as in the case
of foodone wants" to be sure about quality, and one
is sute of getting quality at Lipnian, Wolfe's.
Cold Creams and
Soothing Lotions
Myreal Lemon Cream
. 60c and $1
Nikk: Marr Velvet
Cream .... 50c and $ I
Melba Skin Massage '
. . . . . . .50c and $1.50
Luxuria Cream ...... 75c
Pompeian Night Cream
. 45c and 90c
Dagget Ac- Ramsdell's
Cream 45c
Milkweed Cream 45c-90c
Cream Elcaya 55c
Melba Skin Lotion
35c and 50c
Myreal Balm 50c
Frostilla . . . . ...... . 28c
Nikk Marr Velvet Balm 50c
Espey's Lotion 25c
Miro Dena Skin Cream 65 c
Liquid Face Powders
and Vanishing Creams
to protect the skin
from the sun's burning
rays. ,
Myreal Magic Lotion. .50c
Miro Dena Liquid
Powder $1.25
Creme de Camelia .... 50c
Santiseptic Lotion 45c
Camelline 50c
Nikk Marr Velvet
Dressing 50c
MeHja Greaseless Cr'm 50c
Pcfnd's Vanishing -
(Cream .... 30c and 60c
Palmolive Vanishing
Cream .......... 48c
Creme Elcaya 59c
Three Flowers Vanish
ing Cream 50c
Prevent Sunburn
and removes sunburn
tan and freckles with the
following toiletries :
Myreal Lemon Lotion... 75c
Othine $1.10
Nikk Marr Wonder
Cream $1.25
Pure; Mercolized Wax 89c
Stiilman's Freckle Cr'm 50c
Deodorants
Non Spi . 50c
Myreal OD-R-GO. ...50e
Odorono '. . .27c, 54c, 90c
. Odorshun Talcum . . . .Z5c
Amolin 28c and 52c
. Mum , . ... . ..... . .'j25c,
Eversweet . , .25c and 45c
Tooth Pastes and
Tooth Powders
Koiynos Tooth Paste... 19c
Colgate Tooth Paste.. .25c
Pebeco Tooth Paste . .36c
Pepsodent Tooth Paste 45c ,
Myreal Tooth Paste 30c
I pana Tooth Paste . . ;50c
Dr. Graves T'th Paste 25c
Regum Tooth Paste . I-50c
Sanitol Tooth Powder 23c
Revelation Tooth Pow. 25c
Lyons' Tooth Powder 23c
Soaps
Woodbury's Facial
Soap . 19c
CurJcura .22c
Resinol 20c
Cashmere Bouquet ...25c
or 3 for 70c
Stearns' Vanity Bath. .25c
S o c i e t e Hygienique
Toilet Soap 25c
San Remo Castile Soap... 8c
Face Powders
Pivers' Face Powder. .90c
Cory's Face Powder . . 89c
Java Face Powder. ...37c
La Blache Face- P'd'r 45c
Armand's Face P'wd'r 50c
Miro-Dena Face P'd'r $1
Djer Kiss Face
Powder . . . 50c and 85c
Alysia Face Powder;. 50c
-Melba Face Powder.. 50c
Depilatories
Nikk Marr Depilatory 75c
Delatone 98c
De Miracle . . . 60c and $ 1
. Myreal Depilatory . . .75c
Aubry Sisters
Depilatory , 60c
Phelactine Depilatory . . .$ I
Ayers Depilatory ..$1.25
X-'Bazi 50c
Put These Drugs In the Kit
2-oz. Am. Sp. Ammonia 35 c
I-pL Alcohol Massage $1
8-oz Bay Rum . . . . . 50c
4-ozJ Chioro. Liniment 50c
6-oz,. Glycerine ...... 25c
8-ozi,Glyc. and Rose
Water . . 25c
8-oz. Peroxide 25c
1 -dram Oil of Cloves 1 0c
I z. Oil Lavender Gar
den ; a protection from
mosquitoes - priced 2 0c
8-oz. Rose Water. . ...25c
8-oz. Spts Turpentine' 25c
4-oz. Tinct. 06 Arnica 50c
2-oz. Tinct. of-Benzoin 25c
8-oz. Witchhazel ' W . . . 25c
up to
Water Wings
$1.25
50c
. ! Also These Drug Sundries
Gauze Bandages -in the Bathing Caps from '2 5 c
various widths. - ,
Cotton Wash Qoths.
Adhesive' Tape in the
wanted widths and lengths.
Tourist Cases of rubber
ized cretonne also ai
rohs and 'sponge bags of
, rubberized cretonne. '
Sterno' Canned Heat and
Stove. j: ,
Sanitary Napkins
Kotex Fag-b-San
Economic , . , Venus
These in packages of six
a dozen. '
Ob the First Floor Llpiaaa, Wolfe A Co.
Camping & Picnic Needs
. I Lunch Baskets -Vacuum Bottles
' White Enameled , Plates, Cups and Saucers
Enameled Fry Pans "Aluminum Fry Pans
Tin Coffee Pots Tin Cwpa v - ;
Knives Forks -Spoons
Folding Gamp Stoves at $1.50
' ' " J .4 " "'.1 -r 7 f y-'
and others to $2.35. Theyre equipped with
guards at the sides and at the front - .Their com
pactness Uppeals to camper wherT folded -these
camp stoves are but three-quarters, of an inch thick.
. ' . i Ob the Sixth Floor Llpnas, Wolft 4 Co.
THIS STORE USES NO COMPARATIVE PRICES THEY ARE MISLEADING AND OFTEN UNTRUE
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