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:TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER' 12, 1922. THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, OREGON. CURE SOUGHT FOR SOCIAL UNREST BY CHURCH BODY A cure for the social unrest of the world is being sought by the member of the Church League for- Industrial Democracy, an Episcopal organisation which has opened offices at 105 LaboT Temple, Fourth and Jefferson streets. The league began a series of forums Monday in hall "I" of the Labor Tem ple. The forums will meet at 1:30 o'clock each day this week, except Saturday. A large mass meeting is also being planned for Friday night in the Labor Temple auditorium at which the Rt, Rev. Charles D. Williams, bishop of Michigan, will be one of four principal speakers. The purpose of the league as stated by the Rt. Rev. Benjamin Brewster of Maine, who spoke Monday afternoon, 'lw to unite, for intercession and labor, those within the Episcopal church who" believe that it Ms an essential part of the church's function - to make jus tice and love the controlling motives In all social change, and who wish, as Christians, to promote all sound move ments looking toward the democrati zation of industry and the socialization of life." Bishop Brewster declared that the true function of the church in social work is to uphold the fundamental principles of social living, sjuetice. service and fellowship, and to provide a guarantee of freedom of speech for the discussion of various views as to methods of social and economic im provement. The function of the league, he continued, is to study and discuss all methods of social betterment. Wednesday, at 1 :30 ' o'clock,- in the same hall, the Rt. Rev. Logan H. Roots, bishop of Hankow, China, will talk ; Thursday the addresses will be made by two men. the Rt. Rev. Henry St. George Tucker of Kyoto, Japan, and Dr. R. A. Parsons oj the Univer sity of Oregon- social service' depart ment. No admission or registration fee is changed for-the 1orum. The general public, including those outside the church, is invited. pire. Including Siberia. It constituted an -Important demand of the Moscow delegation. - A The soviet representatives, on the other hand, will be asked to withdraw their demand that questions beyond Far Eastern matters be discussed at the conference. If this - request is granted it will amount to opening of the conference by & complete compromise "in which the two parties made equal concession. I These developments were looked upon as justifying the Increasing be lief here that the conference will re sult in the de facto recognition of Moscow. Commissioner Pier Announces He's Not Out for Reelection Ford Sends Rigid Order to Employes Forbidding Drink (By I'mUd .New) Hetroit, Mich., Sept. 12 In an order affecting 70.000 employes of the Ford Motor company, Henry Ford Monday warned his workers that the presence of liquor in their homes, or the odor of liquor on their breath, or the bulge of Its container on their hips, in the future would mean immediate -discharge. Recent accidents in the Ford plant, blamed to employes more or less under the influence of liquor, were stated to have been responsible for the drastic order. Ford himself is known to be a strong supporter of the prohibition theory. Even beer, the new order proclaims, is forbidden and the workmen smelling of home brew will be fired just as promptly as those who have imbibed anything harder. Employment mana gers have been given the task of en forcing the rule. - The .order from Ford transmitted by them reads: "From now on it will cost a man his job without consideration of any ex cuse or appeal to have the odors of beer, wine or liquor on his breath, or to have any of these intoxicants on his person or in his home." Japan Compromises With Soviet as to Far East Meeting Tokio, Sept. 12. (U. P. Japan has decided to compromise with the soviet government of Russia on the questions which threatened disruption of the Cliang Chung conference on Far East ern questions, it was learned on re liable authority today. This action was interpreted as the of the Moscow government. Japan, high authorities said, had decided to instruct its delegates at the Chang Chun conference to recog nize the Moscow representatives as representing both the soviet govern ment of Russia and the Chita govern ment of the Far Eastern republic. This would mean that Japan con siders Moscow competent to speak for practically all of the oM R. .,, m S. C. Pier, commissioner of finance, has announced that he will not be a candidate for reelection as city com missioner this fall. He. states that his private affairs have been neglected be cause of the time required for the transaction of municipal affairs ad that he feels he can no longer con tinue this condition. "My work as a city commissioner has been deeply interesting and very pleasant," said Pier, "and I have greatly enjoyed the associations formed in this connection. I had seriously considered standing for reelection, but during the last, month I have decided that my personal affairs require more attention than 1 can give them should I continue in municipal office." Commissioner Bigelow has not yet definitely decided whether he will be a candidate for reelection, but it is generally believed he will be in the field. Sheriff Fined for ' Traffic Violation Roseburg, Sept 12. Sheriff Sam Starmer and Traffic Officer Earl W. Perkins were arrested here Saturday evening by 'Sgwo Gun" Frank Hop kins and charged with operating motor vehicles without proper lights. They pleaded guilty and were fined $1 each. Rescue Crews in 2 - Mines Slowly Gain In Race With Death Jackson." CaL. Sept. 12. (I. X. S- Making" 10 feet during the night, the rescue crew ' going through the mack filled drift In the 3600 foot level f the Kennedy mine completed 33 feet for the 24 hours ending at 7 a. m. today, of open space leading to the entombed men in the Argonaut, leaving 79 feet to go before the 80 eet of" rock separating the two mines' 3 reached. Soft muck, while offering- little resistance, re quires - quick timbering to prevent its caving in on the rescuers. Four rounds of blasts have been fired in the 3900-foot level of the Kennedy, two being shot during the nfght, mak ing a total footage of 18 feet gained at 7 o'clock this morning since 7 a. m. yesterday, leaving 125 feet of solid rock to be penetrated, before making the Argonaut's lower region. 327 Animal Pests Killed Last August A total of 327 predatory animals were killed by government hunters in Oregon during Aogust, according to Stanley G. Jewett, predatory animal inspector for the United States bio logical survey. This included 35 bob cats, 291 coyotes and one bear. In addition, 40 badgers, 197 porcupines, 20 skunks and eight raccoons were taken. Of the 21 hunters employed, W. C. Snyder of Princeton made the best record. In Harney county in 31 days he killed 10 bobcats, 70 coyotes, four badgers and 84 porcupines. Labor Meeting to Consider Ticket Roseburg, Sept. 12. A mass meet ing for all organized labor will be held here this evening, at which the feasi bility of a labor ticket at the 'coming general election will be discussed. ri .tr rt o it m s rx rm. i- o ttv? a.!-"1 n ttv? a -at " r . ' .?-i -r-r .. I oave luur o. oc n. xruinj oiamps iney itepresem a jireet vasn jjiscuuhi on me money iou opena nere . Fire last week destroyed 15 acres of wood in the form ot trees, wun ail the fencing, as the result of an un controlable slashing blaze on the Grant Pirtle farm east of Browilsville. Better Used Cars! Still Lower Prices Covey Motor Car Company's isn't a "This week only" sale It is a sale continuing UNTIL THE CARS ARE SOLD. Those which haven't moved have been STILL FURTHER REDUCED. TWO STORES: 28-30 N. Broadway 21st at Washington Come to the Place Nearest You Cars at 23-JO . 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' - 1SS7 1920 Bolck 5 pass 8685 1910 1918 Paige tonrtng 465 1823 1920 Overland 4 toar. 400 16991920 Maxwell touring... 345 1909 1920 Ford touring ,. 225 1956 -1918 Chalmers touring 325 1966 1916 Cadillac touring.. 8O0 Cars at 21st at Washington St. Chevrolet touring 8325 Marmoi toaring.. 925 Ford touring 345 Maxwell toaring.. 325 Oakland toaring.. 315 Dodge roadster... 725 Wlllys-Overland 6 390 Chevrolet, w tp.. 315 Patterson touring 415 Dodge tonring ... 545 Xo. 1996 1919 Elgin tooting S325 19711920 Franklin touring. .1150 2016 1919 Dodge roadster... 525 261$ 1916 Maxwell toaring.. 65 2022 1918 Bnick touring.... 485 1S97 1920 Dodge coupe 925 20291920 Chandler Coupe.. 950 20321917 Saxon' Tonring 125 26891917 Cherrolet Touring 85 Covey Motor Car Company 21st at Washington BRoadway 6244 28 N. Broadway at Couch Covey Service Satisfies mm To assist you in banking. Many Facilities There are so many services performed by the modern bank that one should make it a point to familiarize himself with the busi ness and personal helps afforded". For instance, here there are four great general depart ments ' Commercial, Savings; Trust and Safe Deposit each having functions very, useful to you. What Goes On Inside PERHAPS you only come in contact with the Teller at . your window here at the United States National Bank little realizing what a great service organization is provided behind to make your banking conven ient and prompt. There are departments within de partments through which even our smallest individual transaction must pass yet without bother or loss of. time or worry to you and alf bper-? a ting with smoothness and accuracy. , "One of the Northwest's Great Banks XInitedStates National Bank l?tth and Stark- i BUTTER 95c No deliveries except with other grocery purchases. Glenwood best grade Cream ery Butter. Special7 at 2 lbs. for 95c HEUABLE MERCHANDISE RELIABLE METHODS. CANDY SPECIALS : Cream ' Fudge, assorted, ' pound 29c Chocolate Creams, special,, lb. 37c Glazed Nou t at, special a bag 10c Basement Underprice Store . Featuring a Big Showing of . ' Women's Fall Coats At $27.50 Basement Coats such as you would expect to pay $35.00 for, and we consider them exceptional values at that price. Smart, attractive styles for.. Fall and Winter wear, made up in splendid heavy materials Bolivias, Broadcloths and Velours in navy, brown, black and fmedium blue. Belted and loose effects, some with fur collars, others with collars of self material. 'All sizes in the lot from 18 up to 47. See these Coats theyre wonderful values atigO'T PZfl the price. Basement Sale price for ' tomorrow is only choice t tlvl Girls' Rain Gapes Basement Just what the children need for school wear. Rubberized Rain Capes in the popular hooded style. Cut generously full to af ford greatest protection in wet weather. Sizes 6 to 12. (g-J OA Priced special now at tD-L-7 Sateen Bloomers 39c Pair Basement Of excellent quality Black Sateen. Elastic at waist and knee, cut extra full and well made. Sizes 4 to 12. Specially OQg priced tomorrow, the pairO Children's School Dresses $1.69 k ) Basement Attractive School Frocks for girls 7 to 14 years of age. Made up in checked, striped and fancy plaid Ginghams of good quality. Variety of desirable col- 1" f?Q ors. Basement Sale price only t5AOI Girls' Middies 95c Basement School days bring the need for a fresh supply of Middy Blouses. These are made from jockey red or plain white Galatea, attractively trimmed with braid. Sizes QK, 8 to 14 years. Priced special at onlyOC New Fall Skirts At $3.98 Basement Black, navy and fancy Plaid Skirts in new fall styles. Tailored and plaited. Made up in excellent QQ materials. Priced special at only DO0 A Fourth Floor Toilet Paper 12 for $1 Basement No telephone or mail orders. Limit 12 rolls to a customer. 1000 sheets to the roll and good grade Toilet Tis sue; On sale Wednesday at 12 rollstfor D-L Sateen Petticoats At $1.19 Basement Women's Petticoats ! of good quality Mercerized Sateen in black, brown, green and purple. Well made and Q" T Q nicely finished. Priced special DAXi -'s Special LuncH ' 69c SorTle :! A. X. to 9:S P. X. CHOICE. OF 1 Chicken Broth and Rice Clam Bouillon t - J Fried Little Neck Clam in Butter Baked Royal Chinook Salmon Holland tee Sauce Cream Chicken, Noodles i Pot Roast ot Beet with Spaghetti OWK- Baked Beans and L , Boston Brown Bread WITH . i . - String- Beans, Mexican Style CHOICE OF ; j - Cake . Sherbet Tart Tea Coffee Milk i. Tea Room, Fourth Flbor I i Main Floor EXTRA VALUE Boys' r ; . 2-Knicker Suits $Q).85 That these Suits are unusual val ues is attested by the great1 num-, ber we have sold during tfie last ten days. Tweeds, cheviots and cassimeres in a large selection of handsome patterns and colors. Latest loose belt models, with patch pockets. Two pairs full lined and taped knickers with each (IQ Or Suit. Specially priced D7OtJ Boys' Store, Main Floor rC , .,.:, The Basement's Greatest Hosiery Sale Men's, Women's and Children's Hose at Phenomenal Savings Women's Cotton Hosiery 6 Prs. for $1 Basement LOT 1 Clean-up of odds and ends and broken lines in Women's Black Cotton Hose. We also include about 200 pairs "of good quality Lisle Hose. Sizes 8 and 9 only in the sale. Priced special at 6 pairs for Women's Silk Hosiery Special 49c Basement LOT 2 Several hundred pairs of Women's Fiber Silk Hose in a great clearaway at about factory cost. These are of excellent quality, and the color range includes nude, camel, taupe and Drown, lisie neei fil and toe. Sizes 8, 9, 9. Special, pr. rilC Shop Early in the Day Women's Hose At 95c LOT 5 Pure Silk and Fi ber Hose with lisle heel and toe and ribbed garter top. Black, white and cor- AP do van. Special, pair itll Silk Hose $1.19 LOT 6 Women's Novelty Silk Hose with mercerized heel, toe and garter top. Black, white and several col ors. All sizes 8V4 up to 10. Priced special for 1Q tomorrow at, pair DXeXl7 Women's Lisle Hosiery 3 Prs. for $1 ' Basement LOT 3 Changeable effects in navy and green. Owing to trifling imperfections, these are sold as "seconds." Splendid quality lisle, with reinforced heels and toesi AA Sizes 9, 9& only. Pair 35c 3 prs. DeUU Fancy Sport Hosiery Special 59c Basement LOT 4 Fine quality derby 'ribbed Sport Hose in lisle. Very popular to wear with sport oxfords anck pumps. Shown in navy, cot dovan, Russia calf; gray and black. CQ Sizes 84 to 10J-i. Priced special atUC We Give S. & H. Stamps Cashmere Hose At $1.19 LOT 7 Women's Cash mere Hbse of fine quality with fancy silk clox. Shown in popular heather (I "J Q mixtures. Special DXeX Wool Hose 89c LOTL 8 Women's Wool Hose in heather shades. Made with good' strong garter top. Ideal stockings for fall QQf wear. 'Special at, pair OaO LOT 11 500 pairs Boys' and Girls' School OKf Hose, on sale at, pairtlv Children's Hose At 29c LOT 9 Medium weight Cotton Hose in black or white. Good serviceable stockings for boys' and girls' school wear. Sizes 5 OQ to 9. Special at, pair 7 Pairs for $1.00 LOT I 10 Children's me dium weight White Hose in" sizes 6V4 up to 10. Splendid quality and most remarkable values. Priced spe- fl- AA cial at, 7 pairs tPJLeUl Men's Hosiery At 10c LOT 12 Men's Cotton Hose, black or brown. 1 A. Special at, the pair XUi LOT 13 Men's Heather Socks, imperfections, pr. 19c ' At 29c LOT 14 Heavy gray OQf, mixed Wool Socks, pr. LOT: IS Men's Cashmere Socks in black and natural. Slightly imperfect but 'splen did values. Full range fl"J sizes. Special, 3 ?airs DA Basement Sale 1000 Pairs of Blankets An underselling: event that brings timely savings3. Special mill purchase of over 1000 pairs wool, wool-mixed and cotton Blankets go on sale,4eginning Wednesday, at Economy Prices Heavy Cotton Blankets $1.47 Sheet Blankets $1.59 Oregon-Made' .Wool Blankets At Special Low Prices - V ; Basement' Heavy quality Gray and Vicuna Blankets special purchase from one of Oregon's largest; woolen mills. ; Slightly, imperfect but the low price more than compensates for defects. Supply your needs now. . ; " - : , lb. Blankets, special 54.80 6-lb. Blankets, special $7.20 Blankets, special $5.98 1 7-Ib. Blankets, special $8.40 -lb Basement Wool-finish Cot ton Blankets in gray, tan and white. ; Single. Just the thing to use ' in place of sheets.. On sale Wednesday J" A rj , special at, each Plaid Blankets Basement Heavy quality Cotton Blankets in fancy plaid patterns. Large as sortment in this CO QQ lot. Special, pair iD&mOV Cotton Blankets Basement Extra large -size. Cotton Sheet Blankets in gray with fancy. CO A( border. Special, pr.'OAJ4i7 Basement Sheet Blankets for double beds.' Excellent quality- and - good weight. Shown' in gray and tan only. On sale Wednes-; Gi ' pTQ day, special, pair tDA.Ma Wool Blankets $6.85 Basement Plaid Wool Blankets- in pink, blue and tan. Size 66x80 Inches. Weight 4 Ibsr Only a limited quan tity get yours early the day. Prieed . spe-.Oft OJT cial : at, the y pair tDU.OO " S. ' & H.'i Stamps Main Floor Notion Specials Bias Seam Bindings. Sizes rj 4, 5, 6, 7i Special at tonly I C Cotton Tape, 24 yards to Off and the bolt. Priced SDeeial at .--Boys Supporters - waist shoulder strap tyle." Reg- QArt ular $1.25 values at9 only OUK, Pocahontas. Pins, paper at . 4c Kid Curlers, 20c kind, at 13c Curling Irons, 15c grade, at 10c O. N. T. Darning Cotton in black and white. 45 yards to: the A ball. Priced special at only irO Coat Hangers, wire, each at 4c Sanitary Belts, 25c values at 19c Safety Pins, Defender, choice of 3 different sizes a card only 4c Hair Pins, wire, package at 4c Skirt Binding, satin faced, black only. Regular 15c and 20c rj kind. Priced special at, yard C Silk Belting, black -and white; 4 and 5-inch. Regular 455 opj and 50c grades. Priced, yardOl Silk Belting, black and white. 3 inch. Regular 30c .value, "j rj Priced special at, the -yard llC Notion Department . Main Floor Basement Millinery Special Sale New Fall Hats . $150 " : Basement-A selected lot of. about 50 early Fall Hats offered at a very special price for - Wednesday, Trimmed Felts, Velvets and. Duve tyns in desirable colors. (JQ While they last yours at Z).UU Unfrimmed Hats 50c ; at slight expense these may be transformed into .smart, becoming hats for sport, outing and school wear. Two-tone Felts in the new est roll shapes also several styles in Velvets and -Velveteens, and odd lines hats and caps. Large - as sortment to i select Irpnu- Kfn Your choice -tomorrow at r Basement v 9 i ,