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FRIDAY, . JULY 14, 1D22. Till: OllLUOOJAILl JOUIiAL, l'UiLAiMJ. Uu-bU;i. TARIFF AHD WAR h BONUS MEASURES WORRY LEADERS j ' CBiranal SJerHoe Staff Xomveadcnt Washington. July 14.-rSena.tor Iodg-e 'waa unauoceseful Tboreday In a second ttmnt to obtain a conference 'wirh the president to.-discuss the legisla tive situation which is cauain ao much uaeastaesa to Republican party leaders in the senate. - , Tbe ;-. senator v learned- that me president had cone to the golf links and would be unable to errant an Inter v1w m.t rhv hour durixur the day. ' The coal and rail problems are "till I demanding; too much, attention from the president it was eta ted, to permit him -to consider the troubles of the senate leaders at this time. BUST rTrTH STKLKE i Laet Monday when Senator Lodge visited the ' resident ln an effort to arrange for an interview for Senator Ourtia. Watson and himself to con sider the legislative jumble, the preei dent stated that &e was too much en srossed with ; the strike situation to see the committee, and .suggested that -the interview be held Thursday. - It .was In accord with this suggestion that Senator Lodge called. - - The senator said he would make another effort today to see the presi "dent, and would endeavor to have Cur " zerence, in order that . the senate sir uation may be thoroughly discussed. -QUESTIONS FARASTOUIfT ' , The principal questions which are bothering the senate leaders, which they would like to have the president solve if he will -do o, Are : 1 Does the president Relieve the poli tical "chances of the party in the ap proaching congressional campaign would be better served by the passage J of the tariff bill or postponement an- . til after the .November elections a safely over? - ' .r -: 2 Will the president accept the Mc- en h certain a jwbb, ueapue uio t that it fails to comply with the presi v dent's previously annouced require ment that it fails to, comply with the president's previously announced re quirement that whatever shape the bonus legislation takes, the bill when . passed must contain . provisions for -raising the money? 3 Is the president willing to agree . to , the legislative program which senate leaders have adopted, that no action should be taken on the ship sub- H v hill m.t thin ajkHsInn tLnA tht , soon as the tariff and bonus bills are aisposea or dou nouses snouia aajom. TAMFF CHIEF C03TCEKW ' The first question, involving1 the ac tion of the senate on the tariff bill, is 'causing more' concern in the camp 'of the leaders than either of -the others. , Many of the old time members of the party are beginning to experience a vnanKS 01 nun ai 10 uio wisaom ox .rushing the tariff bill through before ; the congressional j elections. ' They have read the history of previous de- ; teats aurrerea by the party-in power after, having passed a high tarriff bill ; They have harkened also to the warn ings of Senator Lafollette. Borah and others that the tariff measure will : vi nit r w iuu uhm iv .uiojHLriy la m November. : Yvnemer I rin nrniiifiAnE. rim w mtnv m I " ci vines alonar this line Ot-bellevea that " the party interests would be -better . served if. action on the bill Is delayed. the senate leaders would like much to ascertain. A word from . him. either is support of Immediate passage of the bill or favoring its postponement would help them out of a tremendous diffi culty, the worst they have encountered since coming into full control of con egress. ' :- j '... Man-With Razor : ' Looks for Wife Lands, in Prison , , - - i Armed with a rasor, Sam Kubuia, 12, bootbiacK. was arrested oy me pouce late Thursday night while he was bid ing behind a tree in front of a bouse a.t 16th and Everett streets, and' when he was taken to headquarters he ex plained his actions by sayinff he was looking ror his wtre. - Kubuls i declared ' his 'wife recently left him, and that' he had telegraphed to Medford, Or to her parents to see if she might be there.. On receiving a negative reply, he suddenly had a "hunch" as to her, whereabouts And started out to look for her . while he was in the act of shaving himself. Establishment of Lancaster Lake . Camp Postponed Due to abnormal weather conditions rendering motor travel over the road from Dee to Lost Lake practically- Im possible, the' establishment of the Lan caster Lost. Lake camp has been post poned for a season. A scouting party, conducted by Earn' uel C Lancaster, which went in to the lake this week, reported that use of the unfinished road during rainy weather, followed by a long: period of drouth, had resulted In the cutting of deep ruts covered with lajser of dust over a foot deep in many places. Improvement of the road will be be-, gun immediately, nui it win proDamy not be in a .traversable state before spring. .' . ; WEBSTE& OPE3TS CAMPAIGN Spokane; Wash.. -July 14. Congress man J. Stanley Webster is on the first lap of a three weeks' motor tour through the Fifth congressional dis trict, planning to spend a week in Fend Oreille.. Stevens and Spokane counties. This opens his campaign for reelection) outside of Spokane. He la accompanied by J. H- Sexsmith. ROOSEVELT SEES DANGER AHEAD 0F t AOantie CIty K.;J IXr 1-. S.) Declaring that "there v are doc trines abroad in the land which. If -not controverted and "pvercome. may ?iea4 to the gall of this great" country us the countries of the past have fallen." Colonel Theodore Roosevelt, assistant ecretary of the navy yesterday point ed the finger of warning at American economic strife in hist address at -tne concluding exercises of the 68th -annual convention of the grand lddge of Elks. j " . I "1 am going to point out to you cer tain matters that must be , taken in hand if our country is to make . Us march of progress," he declared, y "I am not going to try to make you cheer ; I am going to try to make you think. COAST HOT CLEAR j VWere I to tell you that ; I thought all things were running smoothly, and that I saw -for our 'country a coarse lying clear before you -across a calm sea. I would-be telling a deliberate lie. "But a few short weeks ago,; in Southern Illinois, In as atrocious mur ders as are known in our annals, men were killed, not cleanly killed, but brutally killed and up to the time in which I speak there is no shadow, of a conviction of the murderers In sight "I know not who was to blame, whether employer .or employe-but- if our country is to stand, we must mete out Justice in 'this case regardless of the affiliations. On the law depends our society. Without law, our civilisa tion crumbles." APPEALS FOB OEDEB . "There Is "no excuse for breaking laws. Nevertheless, we seem to be in creasingly lawless ; we seem bent" on destroying the structure we have builded." ' tTraS lertt HeWif) r gg ho late yf!2 or jcpniD- -sty- Cop tl noag four acquamtac IRRIGATORS HECEITE PRIZE 7 Prinevilie, July-14. The Crook coun ty Irrigators of Prinevilie have re ceived a check for $50 from the Port land Hose Festival association, won by the Irrigator float in the floral parade. TWO 39ITORCE SUITS. FltED Montesanoy Wash-, -July; 1. Suits for divorce mere filed here by Eva Louis against Fred Louis and . Betty Holman against Ovie Holroan. XV YOU Bomber a "Sourdoo ask him what be thinks bar vacation. He'll teH you that' when th -the-world wonderland is at its best. . ' " Alaska ofFers a deliahtful sohitioa for September vacation problem. tning these moot ueust tths the Admiral Line offim . two exceptionally attractive Alaska excursions the? most mcereetisg ssmI at- - Tractive ana pconmucai tkxmuu unp m -uus.a. . Southeastern Excursion Seattle to Skagway, 12 days. 2,000 miles; round trip including meals and berth Southwestern Excursion Seattle to Anchorage, 21 day,4000 miles ; round trip including meals and berth 080 0145 . Ask for full informatiott at any of th ticket otSces listed beloWt roam txcxbt orrxca 101 Third Bt, Cor. Stark Flume ASTOBXA Oeo. IT. aabora 1 way m 115 g, . HeaiCKEM, Paw. Trsfl "r-. U a Seiiui gM. tiela W Pacific Co7L$twi$Q PACICIC - STIAMShlP COMCAN Y( ' ISOQ Hf. ALEXANDER. PRESIOENTBBBtSBBBBISi I , - oUpmdrt Wouc 1& xx. , c"MeniianfJiso bfC Merit (ly ; Electric At Very Special Prices An odd grouping including new arrivals machines from regular stock repriced at Portable Machines w m &u a wyjiiiSj tiiva jj iiii u. t? a a t imw ; auuvitsuviv ti viii s wjut I a concession and others of which theVe is a very limited quantity I v i i ft- it li v in.,, n-J ,1 i 1 f f i ! 1 Singer Portable Electric $49.00 a limited number at ship- Wilsoit: Portable Electric $55.00' -. -e:-....---i I Only this price--a menL. ' ' new 'A "White" this group. deal more! 7 essaalae Flee niike only a few in Formerly priced a great -Liaaaar "Welfe A Ce. Domestic Portable Electric v$59.00 A machine made to sell for much .more. ' Guaranteed for 20 yearswith the Domestic , service. Pay Only $1.00 a lVefc' Small Initial ' Payment. . Saturday Special , Sewing Machine Needles ' 1c EACH Ve ' supply parts for all makes : of sewing . machines. - Free Home -. Lesson Also Mechanical ; Service Without Charge I Saturday's Candy Special Peanut Squares Dipped in t Delicious Maple Icing -Special Saturday Only at 28c a Pound : ' cAMerchan ..'.'' 'i''' " . - " "'..V - v. ' r- -:; t;:. , '.7',...'.-." Have , You Heard the "Town Talk " About the .' ' ' :'. ..,.'.." V I ' - " . Clothing Sale Supreme Stein-Bloch Suits Langhain Suits. and Other Standard Suits $28 $32 And Many of the Finet Suits in a Third Group at $38.00 -The snappiest of styles the choicest of all-wool imported and domestic fabrics tasteful patterns Jhundreds of suits in the sale, and the reductions posi tively marvelous many the store that:would glory in ffie opportunity to use such comparative prices as could be mentioned in -connection with this event.. Suits in all styles and all sizes for men of every age and every build. Men's Clothing Section Oa the FUth Floor. Men! More of Those "Rib-Stitch" Bathing Suits, Special at $5.75 They're Pure Worsted Suits the "Swimmer's Choice" ' $1.35 Because they have proved so popular, because men have been asking for them, we bought an unusual number of these suits naturally the variety is widertome are in solid colors, and others have body stripes of contrasting shades., ; These are the sort of suits that permit of positive freedom of movement while ,in the water. -And a Group of Men's Wool Bathing Suits Specially Priced $3.95 Have Xou Seen Those New Silk Knit Ties in a Sale Here at ---Strictly better grade ties are these, and men on viewing them will unconsciously note 'the unusual merits the ties possess. Dignified cross-bar or diagonal striped patterns are featured as jwell as the wanted soKd colors. . "Mercer" Union Suits at $1.00 "Mercer" the name alone tells volumes.. .They're dur able nainsook suits with wide web elastic insert, "Sizes 36 to 44 and they're special at $ 1 .00. Oa the First Floor 1.1pm aa, Welfe a Ce. i . t , , , . . . ; : A Special Purchase and Sale of Women's New Summer Dresses Linen Dresses Ratine Dresses Tissue Gingham Dresses Dotted Swiss Dresses Normandy Voile Dresses Crepe de Chine Dresses Dresses of Imported Gingham All-Silk Pongee Dresses $8.95 $12.50 $15 Not a clearing of "old stock" or familiar styles but extra: special selling of bright, new, fascinating garments such as probably, have not before been seen in Portland, " Prices that scarcely more . than cover , actual wholesale cost under regular circumstances. Women have been waiting for frocks like these, wanting them, whatever the price and now here ; they are, in: an assortment not heretofore seen here this season, in any selling, at any price. v Note that new printed crepe de chine dresses are , included also silk pongee dresses. Three special"' prices $8.95. $12.50 and $1 5.00. CLEARANCE The July , Clearance of women's apparel is now in progress hereit is a' timely and bargainful event it . brings smart apparel at prices that save the ' -purchasers a great1 deal pf'money:"-?.5fv Entire Stock of Women's and Misses' Spring t Suits at $15.00, at $25.00 and at $490. . Women's and Misses' Silk Dresses and Cloth Dresses at $25.00 and at $39JS0 v Women's and Misses' Spring Coats, Capes and Wraps at $10.00, $15.00 and $49.50 -:i:&4iy ' : --."- -"' '.:,:'.: " vsyvvfiyf Oa the Third Fleei-X.IsaB, WeUe a .Ce. " " Women's Kliaki Outfits ; $5.45' i v Two-Piece Khaki Outing SuitsW i-' -Coats and Breeches .Practical, comfortable, inexptSnsive suits, the coats in ; belted" and flare ; style all with two pockets; The breeches in the model uSat lice at the knee. Khaki Puttees for women; ....... . .95c Khaki Shirts 1 . . . . ... . .$1.59 and $245 Khaki Skills for women . . . . . ... .$4.25 KlTaki Middy . Blouses . , , , . . . . $2.35 Oa the. Fosrth Fleor . " "The; Bathing Suit Store" By! many. tb said that Portland's bathing .suit store is ' Lipman. .Wolfe & Co. The extensive varieties here and moderate pricing of the more popular bathing suits bear out 2 these' claims. , . ' . " ' . Women's wool athletic bathing suits, special at $3.45 Other women' bathing suits at $3.95, $4.50 and to $15.00 Girls' bathing suits, size 6 to 1 6, at $2.25 to $4.50 ; , "Oa the Femrth Floor Xilpstaa, Wolfe .Ce. i o O 5 I.-.''. "W .. 5 ft V Deep Price Reductions on ?Gils, Washable Dresses "Pidgie Pantie Frocks, Bloomer Dresses and Dresses With or Without Separate Bloomers n $1.95 $2.95 $3.95 And a Fourth Qroup at $4.95. Sizes 6. to. 1 4. 4 ..; -Many gingham frocks in this sell ing -they're in checked or plaid de signs or solid colors; some are em broidered and ' others trimmed in various ways. Also cretonne dresses trimmed with white organdy . and handwork. . . ' -Girls' voile, organdy', swiss, pongee -. and crepe dresses ' half price at $1.98 to $11.25 Girls Silk Sweaters - Special at $7.95 Toppy styles for the girls of 6 to 10 years -they're tuxedo sweaters , with sash and two pockets. Choose - flesh tint, maize, brown or tan. Oa the Fomrth Tloor Uprnaa, Wolfe Ce. I 5 I o 5 5 V. Full Protection forPurs Danger threatens the winter j furs unless they are scien tifically cared' for during the summer months'. The refrig erated storage vaults at Lipman. Wolfe's afford absolute protection for yourj winter, furs. Phone Broadway 7001 and a Special wagon will call for your fursl Lower prices nbw for repairing and remodeling of furs.- x , F " 0 5 :4 n Girls; Summer Fpotweart.$2.95 Odd lots of low shoes of brown calf or black patent 'leather, high shoes of -white buck or white canvas and "Mary Jane" pumps of -white canvas all better grade footwear,; for all of it is from bur regular stock. Sizes 8'2 to ll. 1 1 J2 to 2 and 2Yo 7 in widths A. B, C and D. Choice at $2.95. . ; ? . Girls Oxfords and Pumps at $1.95 Pr. - Odd lots of oxfords ind instep strap pumps' made of brown or black kid or of tan elk; they have light or heavy soles and wide or. medium toes. Sizes to 1 1 and .ll'i to. 2. in widths C and Di Oa the Secoad Floor The Reliable Toiletries Myreal Lemon Lotion 75c Pebeco Tooth Paste 36c Pepsodent Tooth Paste 45c Kolynos Tooth Paste 1 9c Nikk Marr Freckle Cream ; priced $1.25 a jar.' Milkweed Cream 45c-90c . ' Oa the First Floor- Myreal Cold Cream at 50c Pond's Cold Cream at 30c ( Elcaya Cold " Cream 55c, Queen Talcum, 12 oz. '15c . Odorshun Talcum at 25c Melba Talcum at 25c pkg. Myreal Od-R-Go at '50c Llamaa, Wolfe A Co. ' . ... . . .. , c :'1 Sale of Hand-made Blouses at $2.95 and. $3,95 , ! 500 blouses in the selling 300 of them specially purchased for the occasion, 200 taken from our regular stock ' and reduced. " Every , blouse, worth' much more' than the sale price. J - .-' .', ' :?- '.'.; v They're ' trimmed with y ' i real filet laces and ; ' - ', : 'hand'drawn' work x Batiste ' and dimity blouses in xlever tai-' lored styles some trimmed with colored linen; many hand-embroidered also. . : ' ; Oa the Thlra Floor .' i 4 Mew Lisle Hose at $1 :25 First of all, they're women's ''Qayx hose rand.that fact immediately establishes their claim' to attention; all are in the full-fashioned style some with , the "Pointex heels - and others with "square- heels ; all with reinforced feet and garter proof . hemmed tops. , They're' in black only. ' . . : . . ; ; Oa the First "Floer I4saaa Welfe t Ce - , ; s J : C 'E " f) chssH!3oaHya,HlS STORE USES NO COMPARATIVE PRICES-TIIEYt ARE MISLEADING AND OFTEN UNTRUE)zoooxa