The Oregon Daily Journal from Portland, Oregon • Page 7

THURSDAY, APRIL 1922. TIID OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, OREGON. Ung o), Iaura Earl and solo by J. H. councils aa equals and really make private arrangements Inimical to thosa two countries, if tha treaty' make France Berry, all accompanied by Mrs.

I Schultxe. BO-GEW iVE AL IS BEG 11 il i ThivViCTROLA- 'Other features were reading by ppreclate that -a permanent policy -of Mrs. George Hall and a- violin solo by John. Oliver, accompanied by Randolph hostility to Germany. 1 means only a And 10 Double Face Victor Only Howard- The next business meeting of Riaao-Oerman alliance and further trouble- In Europe, th cause- of economic re TREATY.

IS HOT LOilGIOUIiilEY TO Records- Your Own Choice. the club will be held on AprU 25. construction will be materially assisted. tomorrow What the American government hopes Easy Terms. Is that out of all the confusion will come Use of Legion for rxn Alii KM UnMCC Oak Mahogany WML U.S.

1 RU HUIKILO some fundamental agreement on a pull-together policy In European affairs, Otherwise the factions and and group arrangement will keep tha flames of human hatred and the olfe's Politics Is Scored Salem, April 20. JAmerlcian Legion 7 Lipm at an, THIS NEW MODEL Four1 who were adjudged in torches of national rivalry. COOST OS FRKMIEB- members, -wno use their legion, member 1 sane, and a who. turned hotel bandit and was captured by. the police, after 20 Although on On Oeorge, the.

British prime ship as a means for rurtherlng the. can-o'ldacy of any aspirant for public office, Ihi he nieralty entered the United States urf-a American government minister, his- skill and resourcefulness many an American official la counting. from Canada, are looking over the Pa I'm frpweton tbt the Xlao- were severely scored by members of cific coast scenery tor their last tbne to It's tha climax of bin career. And, it's Capitol Post No. Wednesday night also the crisis as between a system of day, immigration authorities nope, while en route under custody for San Fran jrtriai-try hu no particular rnean-rn to the Ualted States tha troth I the lwUh la father te the thought.

Officials hop It has no meaning. alliances, a return to tha balance, of Legion members who attended explain tnat the Tscoring was not directed at cisco to embark lor tneir respective Sal oil the Paciiic Gbast power idea or tha making; of a European concert In. which all powers, large and iny one Id cartlcular but was merely a -'frJ- -v 5-v -xr-1 i V1CTROLA And 10 Double Face (20 Selections) 'Victor Record--- choicST' $11 SO Easy Terms iL LIMITED STOCK. PICK YOURS OUT NOW i emlnder that the name of the American They are Jose, Morales. bound for small, stand aa- sovereigns on an equal They would aa disturbed a European If it turned out that the Rum-Carman pact meant a political upheaval Legion must not toe -used by Legion mem footing.

Mexico; Jim John Stolen. Turkey; John Stratlos, and, Alex Meeg Woodrow 'Wilson fought for the League 4' 4 and John Richard England. In I Europe. consequent delay ot.n-coatructM Anything which makaa the of Nations on -the ground that" tha al bers in furthering the cause of political randldates. The aetlori -would draff the ltcn- Into 'politics.

waa iilso roundly conden.aed at the meeting Another group of deportees left Tuea- ternative waa tha system of balance day. The party went on the Japanese world bor I son cloudy haa tta reflex her. i i Si i and alliances. His prophecy has almost steamship Glnyo ilaru, satung lor Mex See Page 5 ci me veterans. come ico and South America.

'There was Ana try aa official may aomcumea to con' el thalr concern. TO ALLIES EXCOCKAGES IDEA bel insane, who roe Peru, and Leonardo Garcia. Mario Axpetia and Seiberlinn-Lucas Music Go. SIX GIRLS ESCAPE Centralis- April 30. Local po America baa encouraged the- Idea of Pas Crux.

Mexico. Tney wui be taisen a four-power by to But th- conaenaua of opinion bar la whan all la Mid and don tha to Salina Our, on the extreme southern 125-127 Fourth St- Near Washington St. pact In tha Pacific, but It Is stoutly de boundary of Mexico. lice authorities were notified by the matron of the state training school: for girls at Grand Mound that six igirls escaped from the institution Tuesday evening. nied that military obligation lurks MUSICAL MERCHANDISE OF MERIT Timothy wui be; de Ituaao-Oarman pact wilt literally 7, found to have very little that It Wan be a aource of disturbance: only In the Leaving America out of the problem.

ported, according to K. P. Bonnam. Immigration Inspector. His traveling, expanse to Ireland, however, must be paid It atlll.

remains for Europe to decide If Itha other overnmenta chooee to pur-aua a policy which drive Oennany and Ruesla Into- each other a arms and whether the tendency of the -1J 11 months toward little ententes and tri by bis relatives. neiauves guaranteed he would not become 'a public charge. makaa them Interpret thalr treaty mora partite' treaties will mean a permanent eel Uaa aa aa of naive and defensive al according to Bonham, and when be became in a fair way to be so. be waa or system of military balances tn Europe or whether Lloyd Oeorge can apply the liance. dered returned.

He la a sub-normal. JOn tha subject of concluding separata Jesus Mendoxa, Mexican, will be taken league idea to tha whole of Europe and cancel all the treaties. Including the treatise without consulting tha other to El Paso. He entered the country un power, vary little la aald In Washington, lawfully. Ruaao-Oerman pact, with a greater agreement for cooperation that supersedes all previous pacts and paves the From the Salem asylum two wui oe tor vne unuea ii negotiated a sep- aitate treaty with Germany and no of- deported.

They- are Henry Guedon, ntiai haa aver dlscloaed whether tha al way for an economic accord in which the United Statea stands ready to Join. Frenchman, who is considered aanger-ous. since he made threats against the lives of certain attorneys, and Grantham Ilea had any advance copies of 1L Robinson. English. J.

P. Goodrich Brings la fact, tha evidence baa been vail tha other war that At traaty was made without tha ooneant of tha all lea on the Iht-ory that Oermany and tha United ry -'WP', Wraps Caries Judge Rossman Is Soviet Report to Ktntea could do as they please. This precedent Is el ted bera today as Justin- i alt Ion for a Oerman traaty with Russia, Guest of Johns another former memoes of tha allied President Harding Waahlngton, April report on conditions In Russia, which la under Community- Club 9 The burden of thought here ia that the allied powera can find plenty of flaws In tha German-Rue tan pact, plenty Of Judge George Rossman of tha circuit Veritable Gardens of Brilliant Flowers a' Bloom on These grounds for ehartlng a violation of tha aplrlt of the Versailles pact, and they court was tha guest of honor at the St ran at a later day declare admlaeiion of Hua la and Oermany to the Leaarue of stood to be generally favorable to tha recognition of the soviet government by the United- States, was madejto President Harding today by ex-Governor James P. Ooodrichof Indiana, juat back from an extensive trip through SH -K' Representing the Best Values" season! iXxM Represeritiiig the Best Values) of Season! At- Johns Community clan dinner night at tha Methodist Episcopal church. Women of the aid society and of the niAners Sunday achool donated And Nations cannot be permitted without an agreement on tna part or Rusala or 130 Oermany to renounce the new treaty.

KKSCXTa IXrOBTAST served the dinner- to -more than iutc Rossman save an soviet land, during which he saw and ad talked with several times Premier mnA other numbers includod The council 'f tha lea rue has the Lovely Hats Lenin. i Mra o. W. Overstreet; whdet- power to interpret whether a treaty Governor Goodrich denied to newapa cofialatent or Inconeiatent with tha cove- naet of the league, and It would be per correspondents that he carried any "special reeaaaga from the soviet pre almple natter for the touncll to find tha Ruaao-Oerman pact as within mier to President He did, that category. $50 How to Rid the Arms of Objectionable Hairs however, go straight to the White House aoon after, arriving In JWaahlngton for a conference with the- preadent and But It la not tha later riav lnt.ml tlon or 'uaa of the Ruaao-Oerman treaty hich is at tha bottom of the problem at this continued at the luncheon table.

(Aids to Beauty) thai time. Off Iclala of the United Btatee government whoee spaclflo raaponalblllty THOUSANDS ATTEJ SIITO Agslmplined a. for Salem, April 20v-rFully 1000 people Joined in the community 3 sing at the Is more fnm sTowins anu 1 ttl An actual saving in dollars without sacrificing one whit of genuine y. style, fabric, quality and fine tafloringt- i .1 npT-1 17 WR A P' suedes fine finished velours so de-- -tA-tir lightfolly unanimously approved foi' spring and summer! Light in graceful in design Two smart styles are TT-Il? i0 A IualI7 correct iat sports or dress occasions -1 Wtirl-rO well assmart! Velours and i 1 Armory here Wednesday night under tha direction of Mrs. Carrie B.

Adams of Portland. Tha community sing, a fea fhan one treatment required Mlxs stf paste with some powdered dela-tom and water, apply hairy.sur-face and after a or I minutes rub off, wwh the skin and every hair has m.t4, iimnlA treatment can it la to watch tha Oanoa proceeding are Inclined, to attribute much mora import-antra to tha results which tha Ruaao-Oerman pact will precipitate rather than tha substance of the pact itself. UiS. 19 HOPEFUL 'In other words. If tha pact makes the allied group real lie that they cannot ture of the pro gram, included solo numbers by Allyn ZS" IniuryT but care should be O.

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