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THE SUNDAY OREGOXIAy, rrTRA5TD, 'OCTOBER 17, 1020
HARDING ACCUSED OF
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Governor Cox Renews Attack
on Republican Nominee.
OHIO CAMPAIGN CLOSED
Statement of Taft, Root and Others
Said to, Be a Flag of Truce
for Senator Harding
CLEVELAND. Oct. 16. More
charges against Senator Harding of
Vacillation of the league "of somer
saulting, wiggling and wobbling"
were made by Governor Cox in a
statement issued tonight and in five
speeches closing bis three days Ohio
Campaign.
Senator Harding's address yester
day at Indianapolis was the basis
of Governor Cox's renewed assault.
The governor declared it was the
senator's twelfth "flop" on the league
Issue and he - charged his opponent
with "attempting to wiggle himself
into the presidency."
That the senator's Indianapolis
speech was a plea- to league advo
cates, after "rejection" of the league
In his Dee Moines address, was as
serted by Governor Cox, who pictured
the senator as leaving "his dugout"
and crying "kamerad, kamerad" to the
ioi'ts of peace. -
"A great principle has been vindi
cated in the hearts of the American
people," said the governor's state
ment. "They are for the league of
nations.
Wiggling Called Pathetic
"When, the senatorial oligarchy
wrote the republican platform it was
deliberately made meaningless and
vague. It was the vehicle which was
to enable the senatorial candidate to
ride through the campaign assuming
tne attitude of all things to all peo
ple. To -Johnson followers- he said
what they desired to hear; to the
friends of Taft and Root and Wick
crsham his speech was veiled Innu
endo and implication. In the face of
the greatest issue in all history it was
unfortunate that a great political
party did not take a more definite
stand. It was pathetic to see its can
didate attempting to wiggle himself
into the presidency.
"I was convinced, when I left the
great western country, that a storm
of protest and indignation was grow-
lng. It is here, and Senator Harding
Is helpless in No Man's Land, bereft
of public confidence.
Statement Called Trace.
"Within a week Judge Taft sent
forward a flag of truce from Van
couver, stating his candidate had
seen the light. Yesterday Judge Root
and 30 associates in New York came
forward with another flag of truce.
This morning Senator Harding leaves
the dugout and comes to the hosts of
peace, with hts hands to high heaven,
crying 'kamerad, kamerad." America
has heard this cry before, and has
found that it came from those who
" could not be trusted, even after thV
surrendered. Speaking plainly. Sec
tor Harding deserves his presflit
plight. No man, who in the midst of
grave conditions exhibits only words,
words and then more words, which 1
. mean nothing, deserves the con
fidence of the people.
S "I felicitate the friends of peace,"
.the governor" concluded. "The new
order in the world is assured. It has
been a great fight, not for the demo
cratic party, but for humanity. The
jury has the evidence and it calmly
but happily awaits the hour to render
the verdict."
Governor ! Cheered,
t Governor Cox's attack on his op
ponent and his league preachments
were cheered by all his audiences, es
pecially an afternoon gathering of wo
men here.
At Elyria the governor, discussing
jro-Germanlsm, declared "every moth
er's son of the enemies of America
during the war will vote for Senator
Harding?."
Questions Invited by the governor
and asked by several, with women
unusually prominent in the quizzing,
drew amplified statements on Jap
anese questions from the candidate.
He stated his opinion that the Jap
anese land dispute in California was
"a California question.
Women Appealed to
"My Judgment is," he said, "that
the federal government should accept
the decision of California." Adding
that the land and Japanese immigra
tion questions were "internal af
fairs." the governed- -laid that the
league, with the Hitchcock reserva
tions v.-ould have no jurisdiction over
them.
"When Japan is so greatly inter
ested?" a woman asked.
"Most certainly," he replied. "This
Is a white man's country, not a yellow
man's country."
To his women audience Governor
tox declared that througrh woman
suffrage American women, cou.d
"come to the front In time to save
civilization of the world."
EX-WIFE SUEDF0R $1500
Walter P. Meyer Alleges Alleged
Partner Failed fo Divide.
Walter P. Meyer yesterday filed
suit against Hulda Meyer to recover
JliOO he alleges he invested in a drug
store in which he says the pair were
partners. He charges that the d
117HEN lunch-time or dinner-
time draws near, you like
to recall the flavor of
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Cottage
Cheese
f the food that delights
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DANCING
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fendant failed to share profits ac
cording to agreement.
The couple have twice been mar
ried and just Tecently Mrs. Meyer re
ceived her second decree of divorce.
She was proprietor of the drug store
and had been in need of a pharmacist
at a time when her ex-husband was
out of work. He obtained employ
ment in the store and later re-mar
ried his ex-wife.
COOLIDGE SEES VICTORY
People Want Change and Have Jfo
Use for Wilson League, Is View.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 16. Convic
tion that the people desire a change
and 'that republican victory in Novem
ber Is assured was expressed here to
day by Governor Coolidge.
It was evident, he said, that the
people did not favor, the covenant
of the league of nations as Presi
dent Wilson brought if "back from
Paris, but in reply to a question he
added' that in his opinion the high
cost of living question probably con
cerned the peopla more intimately
than any other. N
DEER HUNTER IS SH0T
Leg of William Lewis of Crow, in
Lane County, Is Amputated.
EUGENE. Or, - Oct. 16. William
Lewis, one of the seven Lewis broth-
rs, farmers of Crow, Lane county.
was shot in the left knee by his
brother-in-law, J. B. Embry of Polk
county, while they were in the moun
tains several miles from Crow, hunt
ing deer Friday.
Lewis was brought to Eugene late
that night and the leg was ampu
tated between the knee and the hip.
It took Embry and Elvin Lewis,
brother of the injured man, from 8
o'clock in the morning, when the ac
cident occurred, until i in the after
noon to carry him out of the timber.
COLBY ET AL. TANGLED UP
(Continued From First Page.)
to remove all liquor stocks found in
the personal effects of -visiting dip
lomats and hold them for personal de
livery to members of the diplomats'
households. This caused particular
concern among state department of
ficials, who fear the diplomats will
construe It as unfriendly.
Montaville Flowers to Speak.
OREGON CITY, Or., Oct. 16. (Spe
ciaL) -The republican campaign will
be opened with a big rally at the
Moose hall Tuesday night. Montaville
Flowers will speak. Miss Naomi
Armstrong will sing. The West Linn
high school orchestra In this city, un
der the direction of Miss Helen
Leathers, will give some numbers.
8. A II. green stamps for cash.
Holman Fuel Co. Mala 153. SSO-21.
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Another carload of Homer Pipeless
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VETERAN TAKEN OFF
HAITI PROBE BOARD
Major-General Nevifl Suc
ceeds Pendleton.
DANIELS TAKES ACTION
Investigation of Alleged Indis
criminate Executions of Natives
toy Marines Is to Start.
WASHINGTON. Oct. 16. Substitu
tion of Major-General W. C. NevilL
marine corps, for Brigadier-General
J. H. Pendleton on the board which
will begin here next week investiga
tion of charges of illegal executions
by marines in Haiti was announced
today by Secretary Daniels. General
Pendleton, the secretary said, had
served In Haiti, -and the substitution
was mads so that ths Investigation
should be by men "detached from
Haitien affairs."
Doubt as to jurisdiction for court
martial should ex-members' of the
corps be implicated by evidence will
be cleared, Mr. Daniels said, adding
that an opinion had been requested
from the judge dvoeate-general.
Ex-Marines Are Named.
A number of ex-marines named In
testimony taken by Major-General
John A. Lejeune, commandant of the
corps, in his investigation in Haiti
are being sought. - In several cases of
men still in the service, where suf
ficient evidence t has been found,
court-martial proceedings wil be In
stituted, Secretary Daniels added.
Asked whether he had any reason
to believe that the report of Colonel
Russell, the loss of which appears to
have halted proceedings in the inves
tigation' ordered by Brigadier-General
Barnett, ex-commandant, had been
"destroyed or suppressed" by per
sons atinterest. Secretary Daniels
said .he nad not.
Orlslnal Sent Headquarter.
"But there might have been rea
sons that persons implicated would
have wished to destroy the report,"
he added.
The original of the document, as
shown by a copy made public yester
day, was dispatched to marine corps
headquarters here under date of
March 19, but never reached the of
ficial files.
Referring to General Barnett'a ref
erence to "indiscriminate killing" of
Haitiens by marines in his "personal
and confidential letter to Colonel
Russell. Secretary Daniels reiterated
that he believed the officer "could
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not have intended ttt phrase as de
scriptive of the general condition in
Haiti."
DOG CAUSES MAN'S DEATH
Pet Tngs at Rope, Urges Master
. Upon Track, Both Killed. -SPRINGFIELD.
riU Oct. J Rover,
pat dog of John Shelton, 7-year-old
deaf boy, tugging at the " end of a
rope, today urged his master upon
the tracks of the Chicago and Alton
railroad.
A moment later they were both
dead, caught by an express.
CRUELTY LAID TO TUTOR
Six Pupils Who Wore Cox Buttons,
Whipped Is ' Charged.
MACON. Mo.. Oct. 1. Information
has been filed today by the county
prosecutor of Macon county, Mis
souri, against Jennie Hunt, teacher of
the college ground school.
She is charged with whipping six
pupils for wearing Cox buttons.
Twenty years ago there were only
200 motorists in the city of Chicago.
Another Demonstration and Proof of Where Super-Smart Home
Furnishings and Saving Prices A re Irresistibly Entwined!
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See Overstuffed Furniture and. Rugs in
Solid Oak Bedroom
Suite of 3 Pieces Similar to Illustration
$166
.Beautiful colonial design, all pieces finished in
hand-rubbed golden wax. These pieces . will abso- ,
lutely last a lifetime unless destroyed by fire or
deliberately misused. All joints are dovetailed, put
together by hand with the utmost care. " See them
on the third floor. If desired, easy terms .will be
arranged to suit your requirement.-
"Queen Anne"
The Most Charminf? and Lonced-for of All Period
Dining: Furniture.
Walnut or Mahogany
Whichever Ton Prefer. . ' '
Extension table with 64-lnch top,
as stated above,-in eitlier walnut dQQ ttf
pr mahogany, at Ji70.JV
Set of Six Chairs with beautiful ' i
rich blue genuine leather slip fc1!t
seats, for only JHOl.JU
Terms to sfeet your require
( -s ment even at these prices
Here Are Some Morel
Solid oak, 45-ineh top Table that
extends to 6 feet; in dark: Golden Tfi
Wax finish . WJt3
Solid oak Chairs, finished to match
the above mentioned-table, priced at, 50
Quarter-sawed oak 45-ineh plank
top Table with solid oak barrel &AA 7t
pedestal base, golden wax finish. . jflTtTr I J
. Solid oak Chairs With genuine
leather slip seats,- also finished in tfT CXf
Golden Wax. at each. O I ZJ
26-Piece Chests of Silver
$13.95
. Put tip In polished wood case
Six Knives.
i-SIx Forks.
Six Tablespoons.
. All forks and spoons are made of nickel silver;
knives of hieh grade crucible steel.
All are plated with pure silver and burnished, thus
closing the pores and hardening surface of the silver.
. Out-of-town folks, inclose 25c extra to cover the
average parcel post stamps.
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LEE UNVEILING OCT. 26
GOV. OLCOTT TO. PRESIDE AT
CEREMOXIES AT CAPITAL.
Programme Includes Singing of
Hymns, Readings, Addresses
and Reminiscences.
SALEM. Or-. Oct 1 (Special.)
Unveiling of the, painting of Jason
Lee In the hall of representatives in
the etate capitol will take place Octo
ber 26, according to announcement
made here today. Governor Olcott
will preside. The painting Is by
Vesper George of Boston, who is a
portrait painter of national reputa
tion. The programme follows:
Singing of hymn. "Jason Lee.?
Prayer by Rev. C. G. Doney, presi
dent of Willamette university.
Presentation of the painting to Gov
ernor Oleott for unveiling. T. A. Mc
Brlde, chief justice of the Oregon
supreme court.
- Reception and unveiling of painting
by Governor Olcott.
Address. Bishop W. O. Shepherd.
"Reminiscenses of Jason Lee and
My Mother," Mrs. Maria Campbell
Charming and distinctive, fitly characterize the refined and elegantly beautiful
tapestry and velour overstuffed, also the exquisite mahogany, with cane 6uites
that await your inspection. Single pieces and 2 and 3-piece suites have been
arranged and repriced. Yes, on each youH
SAVE $18.50 to $96.50
Even with reduced prices
you will not be required to
pay cash; terms to fit
your individual require
ment will be arranged.
a-frc
with mercerized lining.
.Six Teanpoons.
-One Butter Knife.
One'Snarar Shell.
Eas y Terms - No interest
Smith, first female white child born
in Oregon.
Original poem by W. S. Gordon.
"Courage and Hardships of Jason
Lee," Robert A. Booth.
- "Jason Lee and Education in Ore
gon." W. C. Hawley, representative.
"If Jason Lee Had Not Come,"
Edgar B. Piper, editor The Orgonian.
Singing, "My Country, 'Tis of Thee."
Doxology and benediction. Rev. W.
a . Wire.
STUDENT TEST REVISED
Professor Asks to Have Psychology
Qnizs Tried at University.
UNIVERSITY OF OREGON. Eugene,
Oct. 16. (Special.) Professor Max
Freyd, who devised the psychological
test for journalistic ability, to which
all the university journalism students
submitted last year, writes Erc W.
Allen, dean of the, school of journal
ism, that he has revised the test and
would like to have it tried out here.
Phe standings of the freshmen In
the test last year have just been is
sued, fred Guyon of Rochester, N. Y.,
reeeiveTl first place. The next best in
order of their rank were: Fred Guyon,
Ernest A. RIchter, Oak Grove: Floyd
Maxwell, Union, tied with Charles
Gratke, Astoria; Inex King, Corvallis;
Herbert Scheldt, Hillsboro; Margaret
Scott, Portland.
Read the Oregonlan classified ads.
$115.00 Tapestry Overstuffed
Fireside Chair 86.50
$129.50 Tapestry Overstuffed
.Fireside Rocker 95.00
$127.50 Tapestry Overstuffed
Davenport --109.00
$152.50 Tapestry Overstuffed
Davenport 114.00
$225.00 Tapestry Overstuffed
Davenport 167.00
$235.00 Tapestry Overstuffed
Davenport 179.00
$225.00 Taupe V el our Over
stuffed Davenport ... 191. OO
$448.50 Mahogany -With - Cane
3-Piece-Suite 352.00
$470.00 Mahogany -With - Cane
o t: o - - sis.
the Fifth Street Window
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Sale of Wool and Fiber Rugs Continued
9x12 size' $18.50 8.3x10.6 size $16.75 7.6x9 size $10.85 6x9 size $7.95
A good selection of patterns and colors.
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See that Picture! It's a
Sleepwell
Mattress
cut open to show you how Sleepwellj are built layer
upon layer, so they cannot lump up or shift. Every
Sleepwell contains 50 pounds of felted cotton and is
absolutely guaranteed. Try one for 60 nights if not
satisfactory, return at Edwards expense. Priced at
$25 and $31. . On terms $5 cash, $1 a week.
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Heaters of All Kinds
. From sheet-steel airtights to all-cast-iron wood and coal ,
and combination burners.
Sheet-steel Airtights .". $ 3.40'to 7.50
Straight Wood Burners 11.75 to 42.50
Straight Coal Burners......... 16.50 to 39.75
Wood and Coal Combinations 29.50 to 48.25
Oil Heaters 6.45 to 120
Exchange? Sure!
Phonographs for furniture or furniture for
phonographs, rugs, ranges and heaters. Select
what you want and the exchange man will
call to value what you don't .want. He ha3
the pleasing faculty of making very liberal
allowances, too.
UNION'S CAMPAIGN IS ON
JIOXTAVILLE FLOWERS TALKS
OX DEMOCRATIC FAILURES.
Bulging Warehouses and Lack of
- Markets for Wool Are Pointed
to in Attack, on Wilson.
LA GRANDE, Or, Oct. IS. (Spe
cial.) Ths opening gun for the
republican campaign in Union county
was fired last night when Montaville
Flowers of Los Angeles; Walter L.
Toozo of Salem and Representative
Sinnott. who happened into La Grande
while on his way to Wallowa, spoke
to a large crowd at the Methodist
church.
Mr. Flowers held the closest atten
tion of the audience Tor two hours
and a half, during which time he
talked of government in general, of
the league of nations and the tariffs
which, during the present administra
tion, have brought such hard times
for the farmer, that at the present
time in Union county, wool is stored
in the warehouses, unable to find a
market, while cattlemen are not able
to sell their stock for what it cost
to keep them through the winter.
One of the most effective argu
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High-Grade Wool Room Size
Wilton Rugs
Reduced
Every one a desirable pattern, too taken
right from Edwards' selected stock and prices
are reduced from original low marking.
9x12 (3 patterns) now $104.'75
9x12 (2 patterns) now 112.50
9x12 (2 patterns) now 119.75
9x12 (7 patterns) now 139.50
8.3x10.6 (6 patterns) now. .. 98.50
8.3x10.6 (2 patterns) now 103.50
8.3x10.6 (1 pattern) now 108.50
8.3x10-6 (1 pattern) now...., 137.50
See These, Too!
9x12 Axrainsters (7 patterns) now. $56.75
B.3xl0.6 Axminsters (3 patterns) now. 49.50
9x12 Brussels (6 patterns) now... 39.50
S.3xl0.6 Brussels (5 patterns) now... 36.50
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Today
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A Real Combination
fyHYP Because there are two separate and dis
tinct ovens two separate and distinct
cooking tops but they're built together upon one base,
taking up practically the same space as a single range.
NOTE THIS: To bako T" eas you must
have a well-ventilated oven.
To bake with wood and coal you MUST have an abso
lutely tight oven. FURTHER, to have a purely venti
lated oven when baking with gas, the ventilation holes
MUST Ie in the top (look at any individual gas-range
oven). Gas burns the oxygen out of the air. Steam and
odors go up; if there are no ventilation holes in the top
what is the result? Think it over!
ments used by Mr. Flowers against
the league of nations was that during
the whole seven months that it was
being composed, not one prayer was
offered in its behalf because there
were many gods represented. "If
the Americans had offered prayer. It
would not have satisfied the Japanese
who worship Buddha nor the Moham
medans, nor the many other religious
people who have gods of their own. so
not being able to pray without a
row, the prayers were dispensed
with. And yet. President Wilson asks
this nation to ratify and become a
party to an international agreement
that was adopted at a conference
where the name of the diety was not
mentioned and no prayer was offered
to the higher power than mere man."
The . epeaker made the leagua
proposition so clear that none failed
to understand his message.
700 0 Members Red Cross Goal.
SALEM. Or.. Oct. 16. (Special.)
Seven thousand members is the goal
of the local chapter of the Red Cross
which will start a membership cam
paign armistice day, November 11,
and end Thanksgiving. Practically
every section of Marion county will
be covered in the drive.
Smolen island, near Krlstranssund,
Norway, is a flat spot of land pos
sessed of numerous areas of peat bog.
It is doubtful whether there is any
where a better. location for the pro
duction of peat In larire quantities.
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