The Sunday Oregonian. (Portland, Ore.) 1881-current, March 21, 1920, Section One, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTHE SUNDAY .OREGON IAX, PORTLAND, 31 ARCH' 21, 1920 IN GERMAN PROFESSOR WHO HAD BRIEF TERM AS CHANCELLOR UNDER KAPP. IMM Overstuffed Fiimitlire That Bespeaks Tone and Refinement Edwards! Streets Double - Barricaded and Guns Emplaced. 2 IWMMIIHIST ATTACK fill Proilfl mm UIH UL.ILIil ILHIILU 11 I . :' s vrr .-.-., r fl I II es&2& ill ' mm Even Though Prices Be Reduced, Easy Terms, No Interest Are for You. "rT7Q Tone and Refinement plus Elegance and Distinctiveness fitly RHINE CENTERS AGITATED Ebort's Declaration 6f Siege In Capital Credited for iK-erease In Disorders There. BKRLIX, March 10. 'By the Asso ciated I'ress.) Something of its nor ma) aspect returned to Kirlin today, and the on!y reports of a disturbing nature came from cities and towns outside the capital, principally those in the Jthine industrial centers, where local sovjet governments and communist regimes are .declared to have been set up. To what extent the reds are in control is not defi nitely known, but that there are se rious disorders of all kinds among the laboring elements In these p'.accs is generally accepted. Fear of an attack by the conimun 'ists, who yesterday were reported to be niarchins on Berlin, has caused crcat tension among the police and military, who have taken all pre cautions. A double row of barbed-. wire entanglements at all the cross streets run from the northern part of the city at Moabit in a s-mi-c-frcle round the inner city as far as Schoon berg. Maehlne t-iinM In Filter. This is reinforced with machine fruns niattned by strong bodies of troops. A decree by President KbTt proclaiming an intensified state of sieite in Berlin may have been re ( sponsible to a considerable extent in lir:nKinsr about a decrease in disorder, but it Is generally believed that the cttliTt:y of the Mrike in Berlin, which throughout the short-lived regime of Pr. Kapp resulted in much disorgani zation, was the chief element in the restoration of at least partially nor mal conditions. It is expected that workmen will obtain extensive concessions. al-I though these have not yet been an- nounced. Karly in ihe day the strik was rigorously enforced, socialist and spartacan pickets patrolling the city Offli-ialH Are la Herlln. Chancellor F.auer, Foreign Minister Mueller and Herr Iiesberts. minister of posts and telegraphs, arc in Ber lin, having arrived from Stuttgart X r- yf - X $ju MgfJ- V '?' I 4 rhoto from Underwood. DR. KARL VOX HK1-FFKRICH. HEARST (iSS BEE Iff HUT sh;m:d i:irroRiAfi indicates DESIKK FOR PUi;SlUK-CY. this morning. They partj-ipated in the negotiations which culminated in the settlement of labor difficulties. No momentous decision relative to the future conduct of affairs in Ger many can be looked for before the arrival here of I'resident Kbert and the other members of his ministry Various quarters predict changes in the makeup of the government. Word comes from Stuttgart that the na tional assemblj meeting called for Tuesday in Berlin has been postponed to Thuisday. The bourse tvil! reopen Tuesday Moncv exchange quotations will be jnade Monday in the chamber of com mercc. ' Baltic Troop Heported iear. Humors are current that tlievBaltiu troops have not left the Pcrlin dis trict and are assembled near the zoological Rardcn suburban station awaiting a fresh pretext to enter the city. Security police are coming into Berlin from the country. Dr. Wolfgang Kapp. who headed the revolutionary movement in Ber iin, is reorted to be at Hamburg. STUTTGART. March 20. (By the Associated I'ress.) The Ebert cab inet will remain intact for the time being, according to high official sources. There has been discussion of Dr. Mueller's retirement. Count von Bernstort'f is a candidate for deputy in the next elections and has frequently been mentioned for the post of foreign affairs, but he is op posed because of the possible Amer ican attitude duo to his pre-war activities in the United States. LOXIiO.V. March 20. The delibera tions between the government at Ber lin and the strike committee contin ued throughout the night, says a Berlin dispatch to the London Times The following convention was signed: First The government's represen tatives will intervene with the vari ous political parties in order to re form the fame. Prussian cabinet ministers will be nominated by agree ment between tiie parties aDd the trade unionists. Second The labor organizations will have a decisive influence in these nominations, respecting, however, the rights of parliament. Third Punishment of the leaders of the recent coup, including all offi cials and civil servants who support ed the Kapp regime. Mxloya! to lie Dimnfaiard. Fourth Oemocratization of all ad ministrations, and the dismissal of aK who proved disloyal to the constitu tion. Fifth Immediate extension of ex isting social laws and the framing ol new laws. " Sixth and seventh The immediate socialization of all industres: there fore nationalization of the coal and potash syndicates. K.ighth Confiscation of agricul tural products and confiscation of laud improperly and unintensively cultivated. Xinth Dissolution of rcichswehr formations not loyal to the constitu tion and their replacement by forma tions from the workmen, artisans and slate teachers. Tenth Tho resignation of Oustav XoeUe and Dr. Karl tlcin. The strike was proclaimed off Bt midday, and tho correspondent adds it is not likely work will be resumed before Monday. The state of siege is maintained, but public meeting? were permitted this afternoon. BIJRNE. March 20. Combats are continuing in the llhineland mining district. Armed bands of strikers and communists, with hand grenades and steel helmets, are patrolling the coun try. The Relcnswehi la sending armored trains against them. Violent fighting is reported at Es sen and Gelsenkirchen. Workers are forming a red army at Aschersleben and Uuedlinburg, respectively S3 and 31 miles southwest of Magdeburg. In the towna sharp encounters oc curred and many persons were killed or wounded. Fighting was resumed at Leipslc yesterda-r after failure of negotia tions. It Is reported hundreds have been killed or wounded. STUTTGART. March SO (By the Associated Press.) Private dis patches report a virtual state of civil war in Saxony t.r.d Thurlr.gia. Uprisings in Wvria, W'urttemburg. Baden and tit T,orth are reported here.. Loyal Aoernment troops are bow report- rceedlny to: the cen tral part of Germany. 'Citizen of I'rogrcs.'-ivc Thought" Declares Himself Willing to Abide by Majority Opinion. . XKVV YORK. March 20. William Randolph Hearst may now be re garded as an '"independent" candidate for a presidential nomination. In a signed editorial in his news papers he backs into the political arena, as it were, by first declaring that he prefers to support a progres sive nominee of one of the two great parties, and then eliminating virtu ally all the candidates who have been rega rtied as having a chance for the honor. "It may be possible," he writes, for the. republicans to nominate a "man like Senator Johnson or Senator Bo rah." or for the democrats to name a man like "Senator Reed or Bainhridse Colby," in which event he implies he might get behind the nominee, but doesn't say so. In a paragraph he dismisses1 19 im possible for him to follow such, men as Senator Harding, Ohio; Governor l.owden, Illinois; Major - General Wood. Herbert Hoover or "a repre sentative of the present administra tion," which would appear to include Attorney-General Palmer, W. O. Mc- Adoo and all -other avowed demo cratic candidates. In the event of the nomination of any such men as the above mentioned Hearst advises "the citizens of pro gressive thought in both the old parties to "unite and elect a candi date of their own. Such citizens he says "constitute a majority of the voters of the country." And he adds: "I hold myself to be such -a citizen. and I am willing to abide by the opinion of the majority of said citizens." uary after raids on members of the communist party. , A total of 118 Russians who are charged with advocating the over throw of , the government by force is r.rw held at the island, either await ing deportation or the conclusion of deportation proceeding. It. P. Bonham. immigration inspec tor in charge of Oregon, and Immi gration Inspector Fisher of Seattle left Portland yesterday for Washing ton to attend an important conference of the. immigration division of the department of labor. The two inspec tors received no advance information as to the nature of the conference. The regular deportation prison car which is sent across the continent from time to time stopped .'n Port land early yesterday and took four aliens who have been ordered de ccrted. None of the deportees are si. id to have been Russians, or were tl ey other than the ordinary depor tees ticked up from time to time by. ftderal officials. ALIENS WE TO EXIT SKVfcll.lk CAHLOADS BEING SKXF TO ELLIS ISLAND. No Russian JSeds Are Among Those Who Are Scheduled to Be Deported to Home Lauds. NEW YORK, March 20.. Announce ment that several carloads of alien deportees are on tho way from the Pacific coast to New York was made today at Kllis inland, but it was ex plained they were ordinary deporta tion cases, with only a few anarchists and no Russians among them. The train left Portland. Or., Thursday, and will be duo here about a week from tomorrow, as additional deportees will be added to the party at various immigrant stations en route. According to Mlis island officials most of the deportees are aliens who. after being admitted to the country, were found to be either feeble-minded, criminals or likely to become pub ic charges or otherwise have violatsd the immigration laws. No orders have been received at the island regarding deportation of Russians who were sent there in Jan- BIG STEAMER DEFECTIVE Continued List of ' Imperator N e- ccssitates Overhauling. SOUTHAMPTON. England. March 20. The steaniBhip Imperator, which arrived hero yesterday from New York, will have to be again over hauled, although this is only her sec ond Atlantic trip under her new man agement. Her next sailing has been canceled. It is st-itfd that the Imperator has not yet been relieved of the list which was observed on her last voyage. Read The Orejonian classified ids. Hood's Sarsaparilla Makes Food Taste Good Creates an Appetite Aids Digestion Purifies the Blood Promotes assimilation go as to se cure full nutritive value of food, and to give strength to the whole system. A well-known Justice of the Peace in Indiana says flood's Farsaparilla made "food taste pood,", as1 after taking three bot tles he. eats three hearty meals a day, works hard and sleeps well. It will help you to do this. Fifty years' phenomenal sales prove its nerit. Prepared . by educated nnacists. . Get .a. bottle, today. A -"J characterize the charming-ly beautiful Tapestry Overstuffed and Mahogany-with-cane Suites, upholstered with velour. Never before has Edwards displayed so wonderful a line as now yes, the entire first floor has been given over to this showing of overstuffed and mahogany. PAY YOUR FAMILY AND FRIENDS the compliment of intelligent and artistic planning and satisfy your own craving for that which is lovely in form and celor Bring beauty and charm to your home. One or two of these Luxurious pieces with intrinsic worth and incomparable beauty will sure bring de light not only for the present, but for years to come. Overstuffed Davenports as low as. .. .$80.50 Overstuffed Chairs as low as ..$56.50 V Overstuffed Rockers as low as $17.50 Model Illustrated I ml i i t TOGETHER WITH 8EYEX DOUBLE-PACED RECORDS. (Fanrtrea Selection) 100 I-Bri-T(nr X !. loo Meilum-Ta realra, e Jewel Point. Two tfappblre. Ooe Ilrir4 Album. Mottle or ToiiM lear Clraaer. Oil laa aad Oil for S122S5 $15 CASH J WRKK-HO IMI.n- WAXED 0K. Ft MT:n OIK Oil Ml IKI. AM, WHICH MUX lOI IIAYEt A Brunswick you'r loin to have there's no doubt about that, be raus limitations have been overcome. In the Fifth street window today, for your inspection and criticism, there s a 3 -Room Economy Outfit! Its a dandv good valpe. Should you decide on it, which vou will if dollars are required to set the most and best possible for you Edwards will arrange to it your indi vidual requirement, convenient a c r rmi aiaaaj a,-j-k IVmi.'n tiC TO Selected Oak Living Room Suite $92.75 Selected Oak Dining Room Suite $94.75 Choice Ivory or White Enamel Bedroom $96.40 If all the pieces in all the Suites are not needed, any single piece or pieces mav be selected. Any piece or pieces will be replaced with that which you personally select if those -shown do not meet your desire 100 per cent. The Edwards organization possesses the attributes of courtesy and service. You are the one tQ be pleased. Golden Wax and Fumed Oak Tables Reduced ' llll,HI"iU!'!t! 1 """ During the past months of "mer chandise scarcity" many styles and patterns have accumulated. Now that the discontinued num bers are segregated and assem bled you may select at a sub stantial saving. EACH IS MARKED WITH SPECIAL CAM) Solid Oak (light golden) 42-inch top, 6-ft extension $19.00 Solid Oak (dark wax) 4o-inch top, 6-ft. extension S-l..0 Solid Oak (Wm. and Mary) 42-inch top, 6-ft. extension. $2 1.90 Solid Oak (Wm. and Mary) 4"-incli top, 6-ft. extension. $29.7." Solid Oak (Wm. and Mary) 48-inch top, 6-ft. extension. jr.t.XO Quartered Oak (fumed) 45-in. plank top, 6-ft. exten. . .$."8.7" Quartered Oak (waxed) 54-in. plank top, 6-ft. exten. ..$41.r0 Quartered Oak (waxed) 48-in. plank top, 6-ft. exten. . .$1.".7." Quartered Oak (waxed) 48-in. plank top, 8-ft. exten. . .$r7..V Quartered Oak (waxed) 54-in. flush pine top, 6-ft. ex. .$89.50 o Edwards Is Showing a Splendid Assortment of FT" 50 a?llSiif 9x12 Axminster Rugs at 949.30 51r50 53 .30 They are good patterns, too. Why not move that old rug to the dining room or bedroom' and get a new Axminster for the living room. Easter Sunday is near. No doubt you're going to clean house this week. Money? Don't bother about that, Ed-wards will arrange terms. A 'Few Discontinued Numbers -Big Values! 9x12 Wilton Velvet (Chinese design) $(12.50 9x12 Wilton Velvet (two-tone plains) $73.00 6x9 Whittai Teprac Wilton (brown) $47.30 4.6x7.6 Wool Wiltorf (brown) $41.50 2.3xlo-foot Whittal Teprac Wilton Hall Runner $37.00 2.3x15- foot John Crossley English Wilton $3).00 3xl5-foot Bigelow Bagdad Wilton $:13.00 3xl5-foot Whittal Teprac Wilton $15.00 Armstrong's Inlaid Linoleum, sq. yard...$ '2J5 s n n il I B 111 II II II IV." 1 Big Post Bed, Spring and Mattress $37.60 $5 Cash$l Week No Interest Ton can hive either white or Ivwrv fn;ini-l or V M. (pohl fln ishl Continuous-Pout St-cl i.tl funn-1 link hhIiir i n.ir link inAtciid of riliitnnnri hh;ip (like I llirl in I ion , nmilrKH In "all coUon" of coinforlahl thick no In I low ei -Mr, n arl Ink. KDWAKiift r riri.v r with a imir ok MMMON1' H,IIHK1HK" TWIV IIMIS. m;k -in km tt -nit; 'iimiu 1 i.oou. "LLOYD" Loom-Woven Baby Carriages Edwards Has Them, Priced as ow as : These are the wonderful carriages that are woven on Looms, far faster and far finer than the fastest, finest fingers ever wove. Remember, you can buy a Lloyd Carriage of the closest weave for the price of old hand-woven kind. . $31.50 Moss-Roses and Foliage" Hand -Decorated Ivory Enamel Suite -Here's the suite, they all admire. All pieces are well finished and have an exclusive touch of tone and refinement, from the del icate spray of moss roses and foliage that -is all "Hand-Laid." Yours on Easy Terms No Interest 1 -aw QLZ7 SI in 1 . Si' I .UL lint s 11 ft victr.oia il in I K",!l 1-1 I in the desired A -T -T "JF. 1 " S I MODEL AND FINISH fV IM' ? . From $23 to $;J37.50 $JJ J. fJtJ Yi M OAK WALNUT hji ' 3 iSZTM I MAHOGANY Here's the suite, they all admire. All pieces are well finished ti?4 LiJi laag-aip' ' S . El bee the JSew icate spray of moss roses and foliage that -is all "Hand-Laid." 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