THE ' 'OREGON SUNDAY- JOURNAL, PORTLAND, SUNDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER -12. 1920.
DOUBTFUL" SAYS
DAVID LAWRENCE
Outcome of Pretiientla Election
' ; li State May Depend Upon
Favor of, Non-Partisan League
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(thU L, th Mntrt- tf wrlM of .afepstoiuS
fuiMlu. txiiUrii ,MBHmat ia Wtrn
stats -visttei . b-. Oer.nior Cox. . ,!
FartON." I Bepl. 11. PolltlcaUjr
peakirjjf North-Dakota la k para
dog-IJothlng Uk4t e$uld bo found
anywhere else In the-Union. Hr
combination- known, aa me,jtnacpen
de'fit Voters iwbclitioA;th sols 61).
Ject 'of which la to break", the Non
paran 'lau'a hold" on North t)a
k6a."if!""v.'.; 1 ",: : .' ' ,
The fight over state offices l bitter.
Neither tide cares it whole lot about
Harding or cox. National politic is
talked about only as It relate to the use
of ,fnnfis to boost state officers and
therein lies the Chance for blundering:.
Th' Non-partisan" league floes hot have
is many state officers aa It Used to have,
and. the Independent Voters' association
Is this time determined to wrest control
from the Non-Partisan league, even if
It meant electing a Democrat J. F.
O'Owinor a-overnor to succeed Oovernor
Frailer, the Non-partisan league candi
date '
ITAMtS MEANS UTtlt!
The narhes Republican and Democrat
means little hereabouts. The Independ
ent "Voters association pledged itself to
eupporta Democrats if In the Republican
primary nomination ot the regular Re
publlcart ticket were won by Nonpartl.
aa" leaa-uers. Thus becaune Oovernor
Frajzer'i name appears on the ballot as
the successful Republican nomlhe Ih the"
primary doesn't mean that he will get
the old line Republican vote. Then there
ari plenty of names In tha Independent
column, put there by the Non-partisan
league tnen, who- lost the regular Repub
lican nominations, and by Independent
Votr association men whs were beaten
fof the regular Republican nominations.
tt Is true that the regular Republican
state central committee endorsed Hard
ing and Coolldge. but this, it Is argued,
wai merely making the record straight
f6r political deviltry later on if the Re
publican national organization dared to
recognise any other organisation aa th
branch of the Republican national com
hMtee. Tor the Non-partisan league
don't want to aee any money given to
th Independent voters' association. The
argument Is that the latter would use it
for state purposes and that among those
purposes Is the effort to elect a Demo
orkt, J. F, O'Connor, governor, In opposl
Uon to Governor Frailer. .
SLtSH CHARGES ATTfcACT
For the moment the Non-partisan
league leaders and the newspapers are
displaying Governor Cox's speeches
about Republican slush funds. Moreover,
they afe warmly praising the Ohio gov
trior's reference to "bla business" and
the newspapers which are fighting the
Kon-partlsan league are unintentionally
perhaps helping Cox b Insisting that hie
speeches are Non-partisan league doc
trine. Of course, there are two ways of
looking at the too, fer the foes of the I
Non-partisan league thmlcwfcaJt
upper nana this year and thar wy-a
delivering a blow at Cox at the same
time that they are fighting the radicals.
"Still the Denfcrttlo national leaders
her are plea W both by the kind of
denunciation. glveSt Cox and-the praise
bestowed by Non-partisan league news
papers. The friends of Cox believe the
Non-partisan league is still the domi
nant political force In this state and
ay that whoever gets the league's sup
fort will win th electoral vote . of
North Dakota. (
lEA5i TdWAEO COX
I 'Just new It look aa tf the Non-p&rtl-aan
league was leaning toward CO,
(hough whether the purpose ) to com
pel the Republican national committee
t send funds here to the Non-partisan
Hague' membership- on the Republican
central committee , Or whetbeV, aa so
many f emotnrgti thlnX It . is the nat
ural affiliation of radical wifcl Co a
eloew - friend " ' Of the .'- Non-partisan
leagTj doctrine -than tt fitareing'a phil-
9vchS"tt Jk efttornmeat, it difficult to
Conjecture. - "Even rth . native': profess
inability to forecast just what the Non-
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panisan i ensue win uo uii year, inn
. leadere of th Non-partisan league told
fh writer the state would go for Hard
ing' unless the Republican national com
ftnlttee . "hindered." which is another
way of saying that toy funds sent to
Forth -Dakota must b dispensed by the
fMtular Republican atat central com
lttee, which la controlled by the league,
r there will be a .resentment vote
against Harding, which, together with
the Democratlo strength, would shift
tjhe electoral vote to Cox.
W tiroi OF FARTT
inside the Democratic organization are
fo wings, both united, ofl the aubject
f Cosrr but one less friendly than the
Other to the Non-partisan league. .It
Cmplyc means that conservatives and
MdlcaUi have bored within all organ Iza
Oons In North Dakota and, managed to
onfue th issue.
i In nutshell, the beat information
tt tll from friertds tt Governor Cox
ht that if the non-partisan league-Isn't
f fended by the Republican national
grimmiUee, the state win go for Hard-
At 'good dat of uncertainty prevails
aoouv -we woman vote. Women have
never, vtted for presidential electors be
; for. ? la the rural districts It ia doutad
. whether the Qarman and Rnuian ..4
dther foreigners- will allow their wive
, tw -vot as they have been alwaya taor
qe jes floatu io general suffrage.
' - Alwrhany ef th Women In tha iuim
try Will not be able to travel to the poll
. tt their husbands want them to go away
W W
, n .ieraooraiw nare reel that co
PAIRING TAUGHT
AXI. KIW STEPS A?T1
ruruiiAtt SAUCES
taught in S thre-hour les
;oni. .Lad lea $3. gentle-
, men w, at De Hoaey!
Deauurui acaaemy, 21
and Washington, Beain
wilt gef th' bulk of th rural vote and
the majority of masculine votes In th
state, bat that the towns and cities W1Q
go for Harding and that th eity women
will be able to eo to the poll and dou-U
bl the Republican vote. Here a on
state where the Democrats would have
preferred to see the suffrage amendment
ga unratified until after the election,
though gome of their numb insist thai
the campaign on the Leatru of Nations
wilt bring out the feminine vote. The
Inclination of the atate ia toward Hard
ing-.
(Lawrences next article will deal, with
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Hibernians Meet in
Jecondlrishilally;
" . MacS Wlney UpieW
v,TM , Ajieient - Order of V Hibernians
gavejtf.aecond Iriah rally Frldiy night
in Hlbemla halL Judae WlTf. Catena
presided andltUtlfned the principles for
which Ireland la contending. . , , f .
' athr j'.-d'ttotirke, recently re
turned, front trfurid. aa the principal
speaker", , en "fYesent- Day Conditions
in Ireland,1! tJnp.h1sjn ;tha unity, of
the people, fJW"trV administra
tion of justice and the efficiency ef the
Intelligence department. The Very Rev
erend E, 8. Olson of Holy Roaary par
ish spok 6n "The Theology bf th Hiip
ger Strike" ahd upheld the position
taken by HacSwlrtey. .
Miss Teggy O'Rourke of The Dalles
sang a number of Irish songs and the
audience Joined In "The Star Spangled
Banner." John R. Murphy was chair
man Of the efttertalnrnent committee.
Broker Arrested on :
Oharge f Murder
Cniftatd, Sept 11. (M. f.l--Lord fk
Wllaon -member bf a Chicago brokerage
housee has been arrested in Billings,
Mont, ; in connection With the murder
of Benjamin II.-Blnkowita, bond mes
senger for a, New Tor brekerage house,
according to word received here today
by.Chlef ef Detectives James T. Mooney.
Wilson, who has been held On a charge
of receiving stolen bonds, Valued at
lit 1,000, disappeared at the time of
Blnkowlt' murder.
Serious, Disorders
Reported at Berlin
Berlin, Sept. 11. (I. N. S.)-8efl6us
dreorders were reported from Dresden
today. Riot followed when the police
attacked idle workmen who were mak
ing "hunger demonstrations."
M'SWINEY-ST1LL-REFUSES
TO EAT
Late Bulletin Says He Has Com-
pletely Collapsed and That His
Mind Is Becoming Benumbed.
Londotveejpt 11. (U. P.) While
Sinn Fein headquarUfa here today
was Issuing bulletins aasertlng that
Lord Mayor MacSwiney, on hunger
atflka in Brixton prlBon, waa Very
near deatn. th government remained
firm in it determination not to re
lae him. ! .
A late bulletin tonight- said he had
"completely Collapsed" and that hut mind
waa growing dulL
This was the thirtieth day of Mic-
Swlney'a . fait. I Prison physlclana ad
mltted his condition vwaa . serious, but
pointed out men have lived 10 or IS days
longer than MacBwlney baa ao far with
out Xood. VUndea orders' of the pfiSoii
Officials, food; was offered to Mac
fiwiney at ntirvaut, but he refused to
take It. At 9 p. in. he Waa reported
suffering pains in the head and through
out hia body, although still partially un
conscious.
That MacBwiiney'a body, la virtually
dead and that hia mind ia now dying
waa Ute view ot members ot his fani
ily and frlenda The neat development,
they -believe, will be. unconsciousness.
Today, the lord mayor's face waa ashen
and ha had great difficulty in enunciat
ing words, aacordina to friends who
saw him.
He tried to dictate a message In re
niv to that of thi huneer strikers at
Cork, who urged him to hold but to the
dMth. u the said they were deter
mined to do, but he waa unable to apeak
distinctly and ihls sentences were slow
and halting. His Sister wrote down the
worda a he uttered, them. He finished
hv Whisnerina- 3 "Tell themvictory ia
assured" and! then hia. eyes closed aa
he lav exhausted.
New death threats have been made
hv th Sinn Ffeln aeakist members f
the British government. Sir Hamar
Greenwood, chief secretary for Ireland,
hm been informed if MacSwlney dies
from' his self-imposed fast. Greenwood
will be placed on trial by a Sinn Fein
Court and charged with murder.
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It's equipped with "Hi4nten"sHy? Burners' that
generate nearly J1600 degf efts .of 'lieit. V;' , irjt ' ' '
Befbre putting in .winter. fur have Edwards '
measure the cubic feet of space ia 'your house'
and ell you what 'this gas-burning pi'peless . '
furnace costs to operate you'll be surpriied.
Installed 'Off Conveniently
Atdng0Easy Terms
No interest I
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ti partner ana .practice.
No embarrassment. Sep
varate hall and extra I
leaober for hack ward du- 1
plla, Aprinted description of all dance I
free' The aoclal feature alone ii worth
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Living Room
$98.50
Dinitig Room-
$89.50
A. Si. KaragktiKraa Cd.'i (.kkawood
Wilson Rugs
' Bill IJX1I.S. sow at
-Library Table with book racks as shown ; ton is
Stall Inches (quartered oak) ; . the two rdekefs bh
the left are also exactly like the picture ! arrrt ohaif
hii been replaced with a beautiful rocker that is
upholstered wlth'g4nuine leather. '
Bettftd suit, -finished in Dana-rubbed, folded.
Wax to maUh th lrrihg roAnf pieoea. Table has
5 inch iuarter-awd oat piahk top th4t extends
to feet The chairs have l-slat backs and they'r
Solid oak, too.
$S8.-50
Bedroom
Kitchen-
$144.25
$34.90
This ia the beauty: Lustered oldHvbry enimel,
hand decorated with "Moss Rosea ami Foliage" Id
oil. It's in the window today see it. If desired
you can have the same suite hand decorated with
Blue Birds and Blossoms.
The Table is rar tetter man the illustration
shows, in osAStruettott" th four Wlnorbick
chairs art Quite MihUfcal 16 U iUuatfatlOft. All af
finished in white enamel, the same aa the UbU
has. You can have either round or square tea
table.
They are all new and neat uptodate patterna, too.
Yoii may haV intended topend only about Kl for a
rug, but if service Is considered you will readily Invest
a few dollar extra. Five pattern to select from and
the saving on each ta'oVer fug. ,
Other Very Attractive v
Value's in fctts
tS Bhah Abbai Wilton- Rugs (1Q7 CA
(two only) r.... aJrlOfeUV
9all Fine Wool Velvet Ruga CO ftf
(four only) 4 4 OOe O
all Medium Weight Wool Velvet' C Afl CA
Ruga (tw only) 4... I tleOU
9x12 Aamihstef tugs, both seamed and seamUsa, A
large aaaoTtmant from
$56.75 to $89.50
1x12 Brussels Ruga, both seamed and seamless la.
variety from
$44.50to $57.50
S2.85
$1.65
Genuine Linoleum Rugs, size 8x9, n Jt
each .:' Ola 3
Terms t fit yonr reanlrements arraaged oa floor
eoreriags as well at ea farnlure.
Armstrong's inlaid Linoleum, per
V yd
Armstrong's Print Llrtbleum, jier
yard
Sleepwell Mattresses
$25. and $31
$S Cash, 91 Waak, Ne Ifltafest
Here are f feat,' bl?, downy, felted, 60tl6n rattressii tbit weigh
5o pounds. Full size; filled wirh first iuiity cotton felt, built
layer upon layer: imperial rolled edges and double stitched! box
ings afe relnfofied with special grade of long-fiber cotton. Sleep
ell mattresses are guaranteed not to lump or shift. Try One for
two months. If it's not a! stated, send it back.
Notice
Edwards f!Iy expected to announce th nne of the' new
Gas Burning Pipeless Furnace today, but ibflut iOflO peo
pie suggested names and soma of these suggested as many
is a doieti; tliat each sujeestldn receive) 'the careful conltd
eration due it no selection has at yet been made i it will
take until next Thursday or friday -announcement will be
.made on this page next Sunday.
Every Lovtr of "The Horn.
Beautiful" Should Mako a De
terWned Effort to Attend
This Early Fall Exhibition and
: Sale of
Living Boom
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Maho. any With Cane
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Exquisitely Upholstered .
With Velours and
Tapestries
Singles pieces, also twr and
threepiec Matched Suites. One
fourpiece Tapestry Overstuffed
Suite that was procured by Ed
wards at a speeiil discount from
the manufacturer, as it was dis
played in the Buyers' Week
Exhibit.
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DAVENPORTS
$89.56
9114.00
9169.50
15199.00
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$243.50 -
CHAIRS
$53.75
$79.50
$86.50
$97.00
$102.00
9117.75
ROCKERS
$43.50
$49.75
$G8.75
$79.50
$85.50
$97.60
$103.00
$139.50
Easy Terms, No Interest, Arranged to Fit Your Individual requirement, Even
Though Prices Have Been Reduced.
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-ThU fnodelt bvjlff wttft the new oval horn
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without ehiBrjflf attachmenU.
Outfit eonsistt of: Bronswick mustrsud ta
any finish twelve 404nh dduble-fieed rec
drds (U selections), two rath Bail Points, on '
Edison Jlwel Poiat soo sttei. 'needles, record
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No interest
Your old stove taken as part, too.
Vital facts you must not- overlook.
They're pleasing, tool
' 4-Hd wood in. cGai cookint top,
4-burner and simmer gas ton.
iSxl$-lah. wood and coal baklnf
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Gas 'fire . lighter ',i
----All nleleejt trlmmlngs'sreVlarn (no
JCrease catchinc scrolls), white enamel
Splashers . On back and oven door,
broiler underneath the fas oven. Sam
burner heats (both) gas oven sal
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