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THE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, SUNDAY MORNING, AUGUST 8, 1920.
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LUDEHDORFF MAY
(CAST HIS FORTUNE
Would Bar Slacker :
- Boxers From Game
said here today that he is planning to
introduce-in congress a bill which pre
rents' boxers who did not serve In the
late war from boxing. He declared he
had received . encouragement . from a
number of congressmen. J
,C. O. P. Itegltetration Xieada , -.
Sacramento, . Aug. 7. Kleven counties
which filed registration reports for the
August primary with Secretary of State
Jordan today rolled up an overwhelming
lead of 132,745 names for the Republican
adherents, the count standing. Repub
The Person Suggesting the Best N ante for Edwards Gas Burning
Pipeless Furnace Will Get $SQr-Phone, Write or Call for Pamphlet
licans, 20,S9; Democrats. 71,854. ; '
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."New'Torlc Aug. 7--I." N.? &)--Colo-nel
. H. p. I IXcfcerson, commander-in-chief
of the American loyalty- league.
The Ouster county commissioners have
purchased 40 acres adjoining Challls
townslte as a permanent fair grounds.
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: WITH RED ARMY
'aid
Interest I
, -Tormer ; Quartermaster General
2 Says He's Ready if Pedple Call j
EouewlTfit Be Svre to See These Ttraost roaTenlesess They Hit Been
j Created and UiH lsto This Wonderfslly ConstrecteU and Complete
Sellers Kitchen Cabi net!
Claims Allies Force Bolshevism
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- By Karl II. von Wiegand
a Berlin, Aug:. t 7. "If tha German
"ioeoDle call on me I will come and
-serve thtm and my country with all
Aliat Is in me.1 Unless they call me
' 4 shall do nothing:, nor shall I place
Jnyself at the head of or Join any
. " 'jnorement," tersely declared Erich
Von Xudendorff. former quartermas
ter general of the German army, to
"jne today, when X asked him if there
rwas truth in the reports from allied
diplomatic sources ana also irom
I53erman' governmental circles , that
rhe was planning" to place himself at
:the head of national Bolshevistic
rmoyement in jGermany. s
-Z. In Wilhelmstrasse I was told officially
. that many recruiting bureaus are being
' -Opened . by the (nationalistic Bolahevlsis.
packing- cases, trunks arid miscellaneous
-baggage are piled high in "the hall of the
-home of Mrs. Henry Newman, the Amer
" 3can woman- with whom Gen. Luden-
: -JSorff and his wife have been living.
-JtfOTiyO TO WTJ5ICH
General Ludendorff la leaving today
-Jot Munich, where be win make his new
-Jjome, '
i T- "I was told In Munich that if you
Irwould place yourself at the head of
Rational Bolshevistic movement all South
f rpertnany would go with you," I told him
-as he was preparing to leave. -
T "l know; nothing ot that." be replied.
i Zf'H is certainly not ray purpose in roov-
. - -Jnr to Bavaria.' r
- "I am informed." I told him, "that
-.you have ex pressed the view that if
-JEngland and Prance persist in their
-present course toward Germany nothing
, c'lH be left for Germany to do but. to go
--with Russia or with what , some call
TXational Bolshevism." ,
BOLSHEVISM IS SPREADING
"That Is true.! it is my view. I am
Oiot for national- Bolshevism, but na
tfonal Bolshevism, borne of desperation,
. .Ds spreading over Germany with ) ftre--llke
rapidity. The entente is driving
; -JTOerniany and its people into the arms of
Hthe Esst and is creating a turmoil in the
f jentral powers." . f :v
Ludendorft said he had been Informed
- cthat the American people , had invested
f Kfnoeti than 7 .-000,000,000 marks In : Ger-
Zjnany since the Close of the war.-- He
: 1 -tasked Jf The Americans were aware that
-tMf the allies .violated German neutrality
' Mhey would cause either, civil war or Bol
" t r-Rheviam and that the value of the prop
: -erty ; in which they had invested would
i i rt destroyed. He eaid he could not un
derstand why America does not exert its
rf tnanelat pressure against - the allies,
. -forcing them to adopt a '"sane course.
' jv In diplomat! circles there la consider?
'V-ibls talk about Iudendorfrs plans be
.'i ptn impractlcablel" Frora'tma "U'le de
ueible tha there has, been, an inter
" ZiChange of views with IudsjdorfJ4 ,
,rrHIKDEyBrHG jFIGHTS SHT
I am reliably j informed that efforts
; -Jiave been made to win Von- Hlndenburg
; Ce thei national Bolshevist idea. Among
2 ; - others who have approached him is Gen
eral GroeneA his former chief of staff.
ho has bfea quoted as" saying, "Bol J
'heviam is adt as bad as it ia painted.'!
; Hlndenburg is reported to have eol---emnJy
warned Groener that "It is a
.'dangerous idea." i , ' .
:german-y is ready to
resume russian relations
Berlin, Aug. 7. I. N. S. The com-
-jnunlst newspaper Freihelt today
iquoted Dr. : Walter t von Simons. the
--foreign secretary; as saying- that Ger.
: Tmany is ready, to resume complete dip
Somatic relations with soviet Russia if
"Russia agrees to ; make reparations for
ihe i assassination of Count Mlrbach,
former German ;: diplomatic envoy to
, -.Russia. .
Victor Kopp, Russian envoy to Gr
; -Onanyf . is now in Moscow and is re-.-ported
to be conferring with tenin
Cupon a renewal of diplomatic relations
s-wlth Berlin. ' . ' - . ... - - ... ,-
The foreign office press department
is giving - out masses of information
concernlne Polish abuses l ot Germans
which had been kept secret for months.
Illn . many quarters this is regarded . a
.--the beginning of an 'anti-Polish propa-
- ;randa . campaign, -i l'.
; Despite the JMtlcal situation.' Kon
stantln fehrenbach. the chancellor, and
-Dr. von Simons announced they were
' yeavlng on a vacation today. There
I - was ; much comment over the fact that
rthese important officials were leaving
at a time when the country is facing
h Cwhatmany believe to be the worst
,crisis slmis the Versanles treaty was
Signed. It recalled the black ante-war
:-nays ot July, J814. when the high Ger-
li ;wwi officers Of state deserted their of
ices, leaving no competent officials in
-AVllhelmstrssse to answer questions of
-policy.
French Threaten Advance
. 1' Farls, Aug. 7.-"If the German coal
- -deliveries to France, agreed to at the
r Spa conferences, are not maintained, the
- r-ench armies will advance from the
CRhlne.' the -French foreign office de-
, r-clared today. The : regularity of the
-coal deliveries is threatened by a strike
2rf miners in the Saar basin.
ilTrdops Continue to
? Patrol Streets of
; West Frankfort,IU,
West Frankfort, llh, Aug. 7.-7-OJ. p.)
'V O Eight hundred state troops continued
to patrol the - streets here tonight, al
t though; the "authorities announced they
anticipated . no resumption ot the two
; HUya of sporadic race rioting.
:i - Scores of Italians who fled from the
;,tlown when their colony was attacked fey
moo or xoreign corn American miners
2 were still absent and it was believed
-they -would make no attempt to return,
r Individual flghUng occurred frequently
today between miners and Italians who
"-remained here. In ' one of tlhtse . an
-Italian was killed by a blew,' probably J
resulting from the rioting. . ;
Z" The exact whereabouts ofj the three
-jnea believed to be implicated in tne
rmurder of Tony HemphllU SO, and Amet
--Caicaterera. Xi was unknown tonight,
rthough . they were believed to : be held
--somewhere in Southern Illinois. 1 Failure
ref a crowd in Its attempt to lynch them
vhexe Thursday night started the riot.
The Cornerstone of the Home is in the Kitchen
it is the stove on which the
'Why not have it right?
meals are prepared.
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The Stay Serisfacioiy Ranqe :
is always dependable, quick, and
r economical easy to clean.
To know all the good qualities of a
MONARCH is to own ones I
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about to spend for winter fuel
It will make the first payment.
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The Balance You Can Pay a Little
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You won't have to put. fuel in your basement neither will you
have to fire the furnace during the long days and nights this
. winter. : ' .
Theit's econbmical you'll be surprised how little gas con
sumed :' . i , , . . i
You'll also be surprised h6w much, heat you'll get and how
i quickly.
Remember-
J You'll have no soiled clothes or hands no more dust, soot or
ashewno more running up and down stairs to shovel coal or
juggle wood
FOR IT'S
Laborless, Odorless, Smokeless; Pipeless, Sanitary , and Eco
nomical. ' -
It's new so new it has no name but if Edwards Co. offers it
to the public you have. the satisfaction of knowing- it's good. ;
, . They stand back it and guarantee it the same as 'everything
else they sell -
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i Pipeless
Furnace
Look at This!
STILL THIXBIT COSTS X LOT TO VllUKISH Vtt
4-Room Outfit!
J An4to Top It Off, Edwards W Arrange '
j ai7 Terras to Meet Yuur KeasiremeBt. '
living - 'i :- -;:Vu.Ji:ti5
Room set for four pieces Oolden Oalc Library Table Settee.
Arm Chair and Arm Rocker with : upholstered spring seats
and cushioned backs covered with (dark brown im- jn jig
. itatlon leather. The price now for all four pieces ODOtO
DINING ;K'i:''v'v;.:7:
Set of seven pieces Solid Oak Houiid-Top Table 45 Inches In
diameter, extends to six feet; six Solid Oak Chairs with
mree-stat Dacas ana aark brown imitauon leather GAG 09
;V.tUOU
. .upholstered pad seau. at ..
BEDROOM
All White Enamel, Continuous-Post; Tube-Steel Bed. Dressing
iaoie wnn una piaie mirror, a neat iressins; Table Caair
with continuous post back, and chiffonier with four large and
two small drawers. AH are white enamel finish, J 7r tf
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and the price is only
KITCHEN
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Larae Sise. Golden-Polish-IMnished Dron-Inf Table, fnur
Continuoua-Poet Bow.Backed Golden-Finished Chairs and a
fine Three-Burner and Simmer-Burner New Process fi C 7 O tS
Oas Range with white enameled oven door. 6 pieces 16U
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- Sleepwell
Qbitross $25.
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On Convenient Terms of
, $5 Cash, $1 Week
Here's a great, big:, downy, felted, cotton
mattress that weighs 50 pounds, at a price
nothing; short of j remarkable Full - sise; .
filled with first quality cotton felt, built layer
upon layer ; imperial rolled edges and. double
stitches ; boxings ae reinforced with special
grade of lonc-fiber! cotton. Sleepwell mat
tresses are sruaranteed not to lump or shift. .
Try one for two months. If it's not as stated,
send It back.' .- . - ' h
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$75-
Ami that's a verv
."Special ModeL" This week, Kdwards
will send one to your home on the easy
terms of
$5 Cash-$2 Week No Interest
When these handsome cabinet were btfllt, every want was anticipated Every
last possible effort and needless move was eliminated. Edward wlU demonstrate
these extra conveniences found in Sellers Cabinets when you call.
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Note These Star Features
Famous Automatic Lowering Flour Bin Automatic Base Shelf Extender in
lower cupboard iianltary L Bane Construction Porcelain Extension Work
Table on Roller Hearings Special Hand-Rubbed Oil Finish that withstands
steam These Cabinets are built of oak and have duttt-proof false tops in the
bases, as well as gravity door catches and metal-lined cake and bread compart
ments.. Your old kitchen treasure-will be taken cs part pay If you want to
dispose of lt:r . . 1 ". '.
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Exquisite Overstuffed
Furnlture-that bespeaks tone and refinement a piece or two of which
will elaborate, decorate and punctuate the tone of your home.
With the early arrlval of .several elaborate autumn suites many single
davenports in both tapestry and velour have been reduced In price yes
reduced from their original low 'price not from today's actual value. At
that, Edwards will arrange for you convenient "
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Easy Terms No Interest:
For your exsmlnaUon and: inspection, there are, awaiting on- the first
floor, 1 as follows : t
Tapestry Overstuffed Rockers and Chairs
$49.75, $64.50, $87.50 and $99
Davenports of Tapestry, Velour and Denim
$131, $166, $198.50 and $215
Also a number of mahogany chairs and rockers, as well as mahogany
with cane davenport, chair and . rocker suites. .,-
' Remember Easy Terms Wo Istereit Even at Reduced Trices -
v i uf"&- lrtt;r ' i "i-ix,4i rii-" 1
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t.'Tm,.' L-ttfmt, ffts " mei in miss m' lm
Genuine Reed and Fiber Wicker
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i . I In Lustered Old Ivory and Brown
For living room, sun room, bedroom and verandaChairs, rockers, tables,
settees, davenports, day beds and chaise lounges.
Old Ivory finished tables round
top, 26 inches In dlame- OO TC
ter. lS-tn. undershelf. at PaieS e f J
Dainty-serving table, with oblong
shaped glass top, fin- dOQ CA
ished ln old ivory, at.. tJOUiOU y
Settees In old Ivory and baronial
brown finishes, upholstered with ere- -
JTsaW $39.50 to $79.50
Baronial brown arm chair, with
loose 'cushion seat and back uphol
stered with tapestry, C07 7?
on Sale at. e I J
Baronial brown arm rocker, loose , .
cushion and back uphol- coo tlf -'
stered with cretonne... :
Artistic Jug-shaped paper' basket
or plant Jardiniere, bar- flQ fSfi
onlal finish, at only wO.UU
Ivory enamel finish. 43-Inch rounds
jrtop table and' set of four woven--'
vaiuVai syb.uu
Rugs!
Very ; attractive arm chair, uphol-
v stered with ; cretonne.l nn e
seat and back, at only
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Elegant day bed in baronial
brown, with tapestry covered loose ,
cushion and spring 7Q Cfl
base, at W I iJiOU
Baronial brown arm rocker, with
cretonne cushion seat. QIC Qf"
plain woven back, for., wlwifw
Handsome fireside reading- rocker
in old ivory, uphol- tf?fC flfi
stered with cretonne, st WTtO.liU
An unusual value, baronial brown
chaise loutige with real tapestry
upholstering, e x c e p - sjo (Jf.
tiunal value at : . . O I imJJ
Cretonne upholstered, ivory fin
ished arm chair, v. ith book pocket
"on the side; an excep- gon 1VL
tlonal bargain at. ...... . Wwbt f U
- Uavenport, with three loose cush
ions and upholstered CQ7 CA
baca told Ivory finish) WO UV
Baronial brown an-4ack roll-sea
settee no cushions). fQQ tZf
, A big value at... OOO.OU
Inlaid and Printed
Linoleums!
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Seamless AXMiNSTER and
WILTON VELVET RUGS AT
$68.75 .
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Here's a splendid assortment ef good! wool rugs rood patterns,
not ''old has-beens." There are two two-tone green Wilton velvets,
two prettily designed figured Wilton velvets and seven Axminstera,
any one of which you will not frown at-, - ... , ,
BEAt7TIFCTXI,Y 8TESCH.ED OttEClAX BORDER . ..
WILLOW GRASS RUGS
In brown, green-, blue and gray, indeed they are used quite ex ten-
slvely the year rounds especially for dining and bedroom a Sizes
till feet. now... ...81 8. OO Biies 8x0 feet, now.. .,..16.85
-Sixes 6x9 feet, now, ,...,911.45 ; .
INLAID : LINOLEUMS
4 Per square yard, $1.95 and $2.25
GEXUIXE BUHLAP-BACK ,
PRINT LINOLEUMS - V
, --Per square yard, $1,35 and $1,45 r
! Model Illustrated :
TOGETHER WITH SEVEN DOUBLE
j I'AiED RECORDS
j. (Fourteeg geleeUossIt
! tesg Teas 'eei1es. . - '
i 4-lSS iTeaiam Tose Jieedle.
I 4one Jewel Point, , ; i
! 4 Twe Kspphlr.s. - . j .
1 - 4-Ove Iteeord Albem, ,
' 4-Oottle of Tose-Clear Cleaaer.
Oil Caa and Oil for ;
$122.95
fit '-CASH IS WEEK 50 INTEREST.
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no doubt about that. !caue limitations have
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Eveiy artist, every Instrumentalist selec
tion, every soloist, every orchestra, every
band; every dance record, every popular song
of the' day. without restriction, . U on a disc
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