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VOTE
IY STATES
H ISSUES TUESDAY
Candidates and Measures
Are Before People.
EXTRA PARTIES ENTER
Socialists and Progressives Are
Participating In Campaigns
- In Some States of West.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 4. State
" and federal offices are to be filled
by- voters in states from the Rocky
mountains to the Pacific ocean next
Tuesday, and in addition in most of
the states numerous amendments
and measures will receive the 'at
tention of the electorate. Colorado
leads the western states in the
number of parties seeking to fill
state offices.
Five parties In Colorado have
made nominations for at least one
office. The parties are republican,
democratic and socialist, which have
complete state tickets, and the old
age pension party and the farmer
labor party, which have candidates
for the gubernatorial chair. Cali
fornia haS fniir nQT-tltta nr4-u nn4
dates tO hO Vntdrt nnnn rsnnklnnn
democratic. Kl(?!Aliat nnil nrnhihUinn
the last named having a candidate
iur secretary or state.
Idaho Has Three Parties.
Montana and WirnmliK. 4
tion to candidates on the republican
and democratic tickets, also will
vote for socialist Candidates nn
tain state offices In Montana and
on a run state ticket in Wyoming
iaano voters also will receive a bal
lot With thrPA Tiartioc hA ..... h
j "'-' icvuv-
lican, democratic and progressive.
Oregon has Important candidates
seekine: rertain data nffifl..
other states in the west have but
two parties from which to choose.
The governors of Arizona and
Oretron rn the nnlv t-am aaAi,,,
election in the states which will
elect governors. Other governors
declined to stand again for office
or were defeated in the primaries.
One United States, senator is seek
ing re-election in Arizona, , Cali-
lurnia, new Mexico, Nevada, Utah,
Washington and Wyoming. In Mon
tana Senator Myers is not on the
ballot and Oregon, Idaho and Colo
rado dO not elect senntni-a thic van.
Three men are seeking to become the
successor or senator Myers in Mon
tana.
Bond Issue. Prnnnnf.fi.
Many Important amendments, ini
tiative and referendum measures
are to be voted on Tuesday. Colo
rado will vote on a state Income
tax and an amendment providing for
a ?6,000,000 bond issue for road
buildintr. California
.. been asked to validate a bond issue
or iu,uuu.uoo to enable ex-service
men to obtain farms and homes, and
also Cast ballots rtn ailnntinf, u
Volstead act, and providing for the
oiiiurcemem OI prohibition by the
state. Washington has on the ballot
a measure Drovidine- for th nui
of the poll tax, which has proved to
oe nara to collect and unpopular
wun tne citizens.
i-vevaoa citizens nave placed on
the a ballot an initiative measure
authorizing district judges in their
uiacreLion to grant either final or
interlocutory decrees in divorce
cases. Utah has two tax amendments
on its ballot. Montana will vote on
the Use Of a nari-Tnntnul minhmflI.
for betting on horse races at state
ana county tairs, and also for the is
suance of a H, 500,000 Bond issue to
cover the soldiers bonus.
Oregon measures Varied.
Oregon has a compulsory school
measure on its ballot that has been
debated as heatedly as any measure
ever put before the people. If
aaopted no schools other than public
schools will be all nwpH trt (Via Dt.ta
Oregon also will vote on an income
suiiicient to raise half of the
money necessary to conduct the
state government.
Arizona has put to the front a
proposal to increase the bonded in
debtedness of the state for the im
provement of the state highways.
26,000 AT STOCK SHOW
; (Continued From First Page.)
and Moscow in Idaho and Dntjjrin
California
The estimated number of animals
Included in the exhibition has been
placed at nearly 7500 by O. M.
Plummer, secretary and general
manager of the exposition. Poultry
and pet stock departments are, of
course, not included and the figure
includes carload lots in many in
stances which are vieing for fat
stock awards. Official figures given
cut at the close of the opening day
yesterday stated that there were
3816 entries, this number being ex
pected to reach 4000 by Monday,
The dairy breeds of cattle 'top
the list with 1156 entries, 6heep tak
ing second place with 870 entries,
hogs have 550 entries, beef breeds
of -cattle 503 entries, goats 180 en
tries, draft horses 137, which in
ehides horses and jacks and show
An Overcoat
is a mighty satisfactory
investment these days.
pHE better looking the
coat th'e more satis
faction! I have hand
picked' some mighty fine
; imported fabrics for gen-
eral wear and for dress
up. See my
Special Window Display
of camel's hair, astrak
han wool, snappy looking
. plaids and" tweeds that are
, being featured this week.
'- I shall be glad to show
J you these and quote you
prices. Came in!
horses not announced. There are
in fldrilHnn tn th!a antt-inc o
stock awards, including 12 carloads
and 157 entries of the boys' and
girls' clubs.
Late Exhibits Arrive. .
A few late exhibits arrived yester
day, but all are expected to be in
their respective stalls by 8 o'clock
this morning, when the doors will
be opened on the second day's ex
hibition. Stock judging by the 30
judges in the various classification
and division entries will not be
started until tomorrow morning,
when the horse departments, sheep
and goat departments and swine
departments will get under full
sway with the thorough work of
us iing awaras. ijame juaging will
be started at 9 o'clock Tuesday
morning.
Today's programme will include
the impressive ceremony of install
ing and dedicating the bronze tablet
In mannnrv rf I.' r, I C L" :
president of the Pacific International
iaoi year ana re-eiectea to bead the
show again this year after his re-
ma.1 tiauie success, wnose untimely
death occurred Thanksgiving day
idsr year. urr r n n nr the airnn.
sition will rtartininat. in th r-a.
mony, wnicn will De presided over
nV HI A Ktnart nrau n.nt i.
Holland, president of Washington
State college and a close acquaint
ance of Mr. Stimson, will give the
principal aaaress at the ceremony
Sacred Concert Booked.
The dav Will ho fltlno'W nhunij
With A san.All urmai .
be given by Campbell's American
oana, wnn airs, jane Hums Albert
soprano, soloist. -Many of the finest
horses will probably be paraded in
the arena during the afternoon, but
no judging will be made during the
day. Industrial booths will prac
tically all be open.
In the land products and indus
trial departments of the pavilion the
RnPPlalliF rtTanar-jt ..VIkl. '
United States department of agri
culture is attracting great inter
est. The exhibit includes practically
every problem confronting dairymen
and farmers today, and statistics
and figures are presented for the
free information of the agricultur
ist. The exhibit was built and
shipped here at an approximate cost
of i25,000 and includes the results
of years of exploitation and experi
mentation throughout all parts of
the country.
Cereals to Be Exhibited.
Special- exhibits of corn, potatoes,
grains and fruits in the, west end
of the pavilion are also attracting
attention. .The exposition, as late
as it is, has given plenty of time for
the complete development of late
crops, and proof of the fertility of
Oregon soil is shown in these inter
esting departments.
Officials declared yesterday that
this year's expositior is the most
evenly balanced in the ,2 years that
the project hag been in existence.
Entry lists are more evenly divided
with higher classes of entries, insur
ing keen COmnetitinn fr- th. en nnn
premium awards which will be given
uuu i-rugramme committees have
been instructed to provide evenly
balanced programmes for th rto-.,
and night shows and as a result this
uaa ueen accomplished fo insure as
even an attendant frii Aw Oo i.
. mj o ia
possible.
Attendance Is Good.
Total attendance at the exposition
last year included 101 ftftft noT-n-
and yesterday's opening attendance
" -nai or Armistice day last
year, the greatest day in point of at-
tenaance. oy nearlv 3000 iwrsmnn
Announcements of awards made
in the stock judging of students
were not mades'last night, officials
declaring that these would be ready
by Monday. The $50 prize for the
best percentage of attendance of any
school will be announced at the
members' forum lnni?hann at Ha
Chamber of Commerce Monday at
noon.
The COmnlete musical nrnp-ramtn.
for. today, which is slated to begin
at 10 o'clock this morning and 2:30
u uock in me aiternoon, is as follows:
Morning.
Grand march, "Aida" (Verdi)
Ove-ture, 'Euryanthe" (Weber)
"SalUt d' AmOUr" (KdwarriRlorar)
Salute, "Atlantis" ("The Lost Conti
nent") . (Sefranck)
Intermisainn.
Excerpts rom the operetta, "Her Sol-
uier aoy (Urawlora-Romberg)
Waltz. "Blue Danuhn" . . . i.lnhn st,-aai
Sextet frooi "Lucia" .... rrinniwuttn
Gra-id selection, "The Bohemian Girl"
. . f"Ralf
Finale, "The Star-SDannled Bannar."
Afternoon.
"War March ot the Priests" : .
nf.nriplo.nhni
"Peer Gynt Suite" (B, Greig)
t-upnomu-n bolo, "The Old Home Down
on me tarra" (E. p. Harlow)
A. R Hnrsn inBtriln.ant.liet
Excerpts from "Mille. Modiste" (Herbert)
xiivt-Lion i. in vttise (ij, ja. v. weDer)
Intermission.
Selection from "Tannhauser" rwu
ner) .XT f ievTia
(a) Largi" (G. H. Handel)
(b) "Dance of the Hours" (La Gio- .
COnda) . .- fA Pnnhiolti
Vocal soio. "Inf.amatus" ("Staht
M'er") (Rossini)
.7 an A "Rlirna A lhort
Grand Potpourri, "Joy to the World"
la mealey or gospel hymns
-r ( n11-nhniica
National Antfcem.
Clarinet solo, "Serenade and Polon-
1Btt (Mlssud)
Master Hern-inn tiuro rri inn .
"Meditation" (A. O.. Morrisonl
ISSOLII'S RULE
UKEHTO BE BRIEF
Fascisti Revolt Against Its
Leader Expected Soon.
RED TAPE STILL BINDS
New Premier Declared to Be Ex
cellent sCritlc ot Affairs, but
Unable to Govern for Long.
,BY WILLIAM BIRD. '
(Copyright. 1822. by The Oregonian.)
SOME, Nov. 4. Within a very few-
weeks Benito Mussolini will realize
he has made the mistake of his life
when he accepted the premiership
ana installed the Fascisti govern
ment.
His power as the chief of the
military malcontents was absolute
and he could have dominated any
other government as leader of the
most powerful opposition.
His situation today is much ha
same as that of a literary critic
who would accept the challenge of
another author to "write a better
book yourself." Because, as an ex
cellent critic seldom makes a great
autnor, so the Fascist! leader will
find that governing is quite differ'
ent from criticising.
Fascisti Revolt Expected.
Mussolini's chief opponents, If he
insists on retaining power for long.
wm do the Fascisti themselves.
This great body of young men, bent
on sweeping aside all old political
methods and awakening Italy, will
discover that Mussolini is held pris
oner of the bureaucratic red tape
just as much as any former premier.
By making administrative re.
form the chief factor in his pro.
gramme Mussolini reveals that he
knows where the greatest difficulty
lies, tsut here again criticism Is
easier than accomplishment, and to
suppose that a Fascisti govern
ment can slay the hydra-headed
bureaucracy before the patience of
the rank and file of the movement
Is exhausted is to endow , it with
super-human powers which it does
not possess.
Rule Believed Brief.
The present erovernment in nnlir
transitional and doomed to be over
thrown by the Fascisti membership
themselves, who by that time may
be allied with the socialists
This is. of course, an aiitinrpTit
OaraQOX DUt tne Kascistl nnntrnrv
to tne common belief everywhere,
are not reactionarv- theorist. hut
merelv enthusiast! Tntinal vnnnr
men 'bent on breaking through a
maze oi hampering traditions into
a brighter and more beautiful form
oi society.
Phone your want ads to The Ore-
gonian. All its readers are inter
ested in the classified columns.
Read The Oregonlan classified ads.
ISSN0!
L. C. Smith No. 8. . : . .$5
Royal No. 10. .50
Noiseless 45
and a complete line of late
Model UNDERWOODS
Rebuilt and
FULLY GUARANTEED
Machine sent anywhere on
Pacific Coast (or examination
TERMS . . ,
$5 MONTHLY IF DESIRED
LATE MODELS RENTED 3
MONTHS, $7.50 AND UP
Send for illustrated price list
or call and inspect our stock.
Retail Department
WHOLESALE '
TYPEWRITER CO.
321 WASHINGTON ST.
Phone Broadway 74S1.
Stores San Francisco, Seattle,
Los Angeles, Salt Lake City.
DINE TODAY
AT
Swetland's
ROAST YOUNG
OREGON
TURKEY
and a
Complete Dinner for
$1.00
5 to 8 P. M,
TWO STORES
Broadway and Morrison
and
269-271 Morrison f
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SPECIAI, ANNOUNCEMENT.
ELNORA FAT FLECK,
Teacher ot Ballet, Oriental, Toe and
Character Dancing.
Baby Work a Specialty.
Now Teaching at MuTlark Hall.
DANCING
TAUGHT
AU new steps and popular
dances guaranteed in 8
4-hour lessons, ladies S3,
Gentlemen $5.
DOWNEY'S BEAT7TIFUI,
ACADEMIES
(Formerly DeHoney"s)
MUKLARK HALL
23d and Washington Sts.
Main 5527.
COTILLION HALL
14th and Bnrnside.
lillwv. 20O-2.
Private Lessons, AU Hours, Either Hall.
CLASS MCRLARK HALL
Every Monday, Tuesday and Friday Eve
nings, 7:30 to 11:30.
Plenty of desirable partners.
No Embarrassment.
NOTE Visit the halls and grills. See
what tl people are dancing, then visit
our school and be convinced that it is
the most practical academy on the coast.
Orchestra Music.
Greater Portland Association "Favorite Organization Votes" Given With Every Purchase!
OVEMBER Is Here With All Its Wealth of Crimson
Color--Make Your Home a Blaze of Glory and
Match Nature With New Home Furnishings.
UTFIT the new home and have it all charged to one
aCCOUnt. EDWARDS' askt nnlv a small rnth Anvntavit
and the rest is arranged to suit your pocketbook and
remember, EDWARDS' charge no interest whether
you buy one piece or a houseful.
2000 Yards of Genuine Cork-Filled
?
&
K N Seconds! iili iill
1 . Vnn No Job Lots!
I y ICyiCn No Remnantl
aid Iinoleum
Per Square Yard
Who's Floor Shall Remain
Uncovered Now?
Tour choice of ten up-to-the-minute patterns; with from 65 to 320
yards of each as stated in small type above, there are
No Imperfects, No Seconds. No Jobs, No Remnants; all are new
and fresh stock. As to patterns, they"re the best that the manu
facturer had to offer. For your convenience, six pieces are in the
doorway window. - L "
Don't Forget Bring- at Least Approximate Meaaarementa So the
Kecessary Yardage May Be Reserved.
Will Yonr Favorite
OrgranLeation
Get Larger Portion
of the
$1500
Cash
That's to Be Given
Away Kreef
G. P. A- stores,
Including grocery,
shoe, clothing,
drugs, florists, etc.,
are all gi-ving
votes; get a vote
with every purchase
and help your fa
vorite organization
to get a big portion
of free cash.
See the
Windows
Today!
3-Room Economy Outfit
In the Front Window Today; Typical Edwards
Values Select Any Single Piece From
Any Setting If You Like.
Living Room Dining Room Bedroom
$82.75 $82.75 $82.75
:
Two Beautiful Queen Anne Bedroom Suites
One of Them in the Front Window
Five Pieces in Walnut, Five Pieces in Mahogany
$141.75 $162.50
Solid Mahogany With Cane
Davenport Chair Rocker
$196.75
-Constructed with full web base and double
st,reh. EPrinS front edgevaa illustrated;
all fil;ed circular cushions are included
without additional charge. Finished in that
new stainless antique brown.
1 Qfi 7d Pleasing Tapestry Overstuffed
LZfJ.lO Davenport, Chair and Rocker
. -TOM&5.iWrtgM0 'of'nyanTy
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Two-Inch Continuous Post Bed,
High Riser Steel Link Spring,
45-Lb. Felted Cotton Mattress
$3.00 Cash $1.00 Week No Interest
Lustered rich Ivory enamel finish Beds.
Premier wire steel link springs are sus
pended foni heavy He.lical coils at both
ends and the mattresses have Imperial
rolled edges, making them reversible.
The saving on this bed, spring and
mattress is very appreciable an amount
that's really worth while; as for the
terms, they will be arranged to please
your personal need if those stated are
not entirely convenient.
CiEAMERMADE
yr las Super-suction
has been added to
the Beating brush in the
Hamilton Beach
Vacuum Sweeper
This latest development na
turally gives double efficien
cy? extra-thorough cleaning
, in half the time. Made
of finest solid automobile
aluminum, it is over-strength
throughout and so substan
tially constructed that it is
absolutely guaranteed without
conditions or exceptions. Be
sure to see it before deciding.
Tea Wagons
$26.95 to
$75.00
Jacobean oak; walnut and
mahogany finishes; turned
circle cuts and Queen Anne as
well. All are equipped with
silent swivel wheels and dis-'
tinguished with attractively
moderate prices making this
a particularly opportune time
to buy.
Gateleg Tables
$37.50 to
$69.50
Beautiful turned-leg oval
and round top novelties par
ticularly clever for apartments
and bungalows. Smart and
correct, if used In the open
room, by a window or against
the wall. Leg turnings are'
similar, not identical, to cut.
Spinet Desks
' $53.75 to
$125.00
An exceptionally clever col
lection of new and nifty ma
hogany Spinets. Not any piece
of furniture will add that snap
of smartness to your recep
tion hall or living room like
a Spinet. Examine those on
the first floor, just Inside the
door.
w IP
When
you
want
a good
SOo
lunch
Go to -YE
OREGON GRILLE
Terms
$1 Week-
-No Interest
Jacobean Oak William & Mary
Table and Six Chairs
7 $89,50
. Terms to Please Your Personal Need.
Table has 48-inch diameter top opens to six feet, quite
similar to illustration: chairs have panel backs (not
cane), seats are slip-style and covered with genuine
leather. See this set in the window today.
Bath Room
Cabinets
With
Heavy Plate Mirror
--$1.69
And that's less than the value of the
plate mirror alone. About seven dozen
in all, but when they are gone there'll
be no more; not even at three times
this price.
No additional charge to out-of-town
folks for packing; order without delay.
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To Make Your
Home
Beautiful
Floor Lamps
Table Lamps
Bridge Lamps
A most delightful collection from
mahogany finished and novel poly
chrome post with silkrshades in an
almost endless variety1 of colors and
shapes to hand-carved walnut posts
and combination silk and parch
ment shades.
Double-Service
Combination
Two Separate and Distinct Ranges
Built Together IJpon One Base
Including Hot-Water Coils and Gas Connections, in
stalled in your kitchen on the convenient terms of
$25 Cash, $4 Week, No Interest
Voor Old Stove Taken na Part,-Tw.
Vital Farta Yon Most Not Overlook
They're Pleasing, Too.
Four-hole Polished Wood and Conl Ton
Four-burner and Simmer Gas Top (also Gas Lighter).
Separate Wood and Coal Baking Oven.
Separate-Gas -Baking Oven.
Gas Fire Lighter (no more kindling).
VSR AM. THREE OVEXS AD BOTH TOPS AT THE
SAME TIME II.' YOU I.IKE SO RESTRICTIONS WHEN
YOU HAVE THIS RANGE.
A1J, "ickl trimmings are plain (no grease catching
scrolls), white enamel splashers on back and oven door.
Broiling oven has double set of burners remove broiler
pan and. you have two gas baking ovens.