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' By CUjtoi WJhltalJI "
I " Caite J!w" BUff CUmpgn4nt
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V Washington, Nor. 3 The Polish-legation
I; saanlfestine; deep interest in
tHe new client ' t former President
"Wood ro It Wilson and former Secretary
oC State BaiBbrldse- CTolbr semi
indspendenT provinces of Eastern Ga
licla. . Ths Cxecho-Slovakiaat legation, how
ver, anxious to preserve complete
friendly relation with Poland. Us
European neighbor; -la observing an at-
' titude . of strict neutrality. .
By the middle "of November, it is
J earned ocu high authority, -the situa
tion wW have come to a crisis, because
the, outcome of the Polish" election : is
expected to determine the future eourse
ef the three Eastern Galicians palati
nates Lemberr, Tarnoool and Stanl--slaw..
This course may be secession,
should the minority bloe carry the elec-
- tion, or possible revolution, should the
minority bloc fail. - -h
m nvst rnsi! (Uioitf . -
. im foiisn eieciion win ic ueu
Jlevember S, when thelower house will
be chosen, and Novenfber 12? when the
Senate will be elected.1 At s later date
a yet unannounced., both houses will
meet to eleet the president of Poland.
'Elections in Poland are unique, be
cause, instead ef electing individuals,
' the people elect entire party ticket
' the .ticket receiving the largest num
ber ef voter bein elected 'en. bloc"
vTwesty-tw tickets ars elected, and
r of these one fifth? comprise the "tnl
r nority Moc.'yr;lleK represents the
'Eastern QsUeaut palatinates.
This- bloc, , however, is said to be
disintegrating Into1 several, factions,
each containing Rutheniaru German and
Jwitr etementa, sieve or Issssut ef
-sympathy with each other.
1 In view' ef thiw discordant condition
tit i predicted the "elections will go
at Inst the bloc. The nert stiep, ac
r. cording to Polish officials, might be
; itn attempt at revolution by the Rti
k theniana, the nationalist, group in
Kastern dallcta.
POLAJI IS D'EJTEltDAJST
1 But independence for the Buthenians
". would deliver1 them Into the hands of
i'. the soviet ef Ukraine, with whom Po.
Viand baa a treaty of friendship.
To represent the East-Galiciana in
- this complicated situation is the task
' of Balnbridge Colby. ' ,
" Poland would bo the "defendant" in
, the prospective (rial before the council
i ef ambassadors. The main defense of
- Poland would be that the status of
f this territory baa never been, deftnlteiy
'f determined by the allied and associated
powers; I that Poland has occupied the
territory, given the people a. construc
tive government with ample repre-
fwentatkmwitlutai stirring up any hos-
nmy wttn tne soviet or umine, wltn
whom it Baa drawn up a frieadly treaty
.Sit TUpav and that "the peopt are per
r wtly happy in their present state.
.h The real mUva behind the Eastern
Gelician move for Independence,, it is
M hinted: in Polish circle here, is netro-
wleum. This territory comprises the
; Polish oil : depoaita' ahd represents a
Cornel where you get
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potenrUaily; profitable field, for foreigfa.
investors. , "
CAiaCIA" COFIBM BTaXSE ,
' or A5D COX.BT
"Tjondoa, Nov. I. Eastern4 Galicia'a
fight, iwr freedom rojco-JPolish domina
tion will be carried, to the allied. Am
bassadors council at Paris shortly by
the American law firm of "Wilson
Colby former President Woodrow
WOeoit and former Soeretary of. State
Balnbridge Colby according- to an an
nouncement of Da Ivan Perusvesh. sec
retary of the. Eastern Galician delega
tion here, , , , t
. Thus Woodrow WllsorC who mm presi
dsnt of the t'nited States toufiht , for
th self-determination of peopiea at
the Paris peace confereace. now finds
himself working feejth same-: principle
aa a private lawyer tn the first big
interttationaX case hia firm ' haa ao
Whila fbrmer President . Wilson win
not take an active part in the easaj
his law partner.. Batnbridge Colbp.
will be prominently identified with it
WTlsoa may, , however, of fer a brief
In support f the principle which occupied-
a foremost . place in tbe 14
points,' though 'this Is admittedly only
a possibility. ',
Wilson ,& i Colby have been - retained
as - legal representatives of - Eastern
Galicia, which is atteraptin to throw
off the Influence, of Poland and es
tablish a republic- .
This l the firrt International prob
lem on which; Woodrow Wilson. de
clared himself. Dr. Petrusvish asserted.
Her asserted that: Colby, who wa here
recently, too It up the question -with
Lord Curxon. the British foreign min
ister, and would return to Europe this
month to present EUfstern- Galicla's
case to the allied ambassadors council.
Dr. ; Petrusvish charged that' the
Polish army is occupying Eastern
Galiei and is establishing Polish
administration preparatory to annexa-1
Hon. This territory was ceded by
Austria to the allies, who-promised to
ring to Wire Your
"'Home Alwajrs at
REDUCED PRICES
75 watt Maxia Lamps (wore 70c), now ., .,60c
No. 14 Hossewire (100 ft.oils) duly I .75
Looia swr footX . .jr.i. . w -2H;
Key Sockets (brass) , .19c nd 29c
Rosettes (two-piece) ..-18c
Split Knobs (assembled) 2Yic
Porcelain Tube (3-inch) i . lc
Dry Batteries, 50c size (for. doorbells) ,40c
Benjamia Double Sockets, special 59c
House Fnses v. a. 6 for 25c
Complete ! Stock of Electric Fixtures, Olassware, Shades, Socketsi
Receptacles. - Wire, Cleats, Knobs and Tubes. Everything displayed
on the shelves so you can see what yeu want
Evinrude Electric Store
ETlsrnda lleters Eleetrle Sspplles Phoae Atwater 17CS
' ill Morrison, near First Look for tbe Sign, ELECTRIC
I . OPEN SATURDAY NIGHTS UNTIL 9 O'CLOCK
. i ; Mall Orders Filled C. O. I. parcel Post v
Your Overcoat Is Here
The Best Retail Service
A High Standard of Quality
Prices Close to
I run no to-called "Salei." ' Instead.
"; I adopt the progressive xaxt 6i
e-a I.
determine ita future status in accord
ance with the principle of self-determi
nation contained; ia. Presides WOses's
14 points, tEh :sJe- bv no, acted
thus. far. anfc the Rqtheniaaa. arowUig
issussa with, xrus iay, nave escsssa
the we ote4' Americana to fjwh their
Scappoose Man ; :
Back Home From
Legion Meeting
A R. Doryis of Seappoose, who was
a delegate- irom the CWt state de
partment C the American leglon to
the fourth annual legion convention at
New Orleanf two weeks ago, arrived la
Portland todfty on his way noane. Pt
LowingL the conclave in Xjouisiaaa. Ueu
tenant Dorrfe visited several of the
battlefields of the CJvlJ wap in whM
his erandfather fought S i . -
He returned ts the Northwest with
Carl Kielson and Nick Jahn. both of
Seattle and prominent .Iglonnalrea of
the- Washington delegation, Dorns
remained In Seattle to. attend a meet
ingf the Seattle voiture ot Xa So
ciete des 4ft Hommti et Chevaux. the
playground organiwttioa of the legion.
held weanesoay mgni. v
plans were outlined for handling vis
itors to the 1923 national convention
at San Francisco. - ' t
' Mt WEBXitrSI EXPiAEfa
That he had no part in the jwepara
tion of tho "citiaen's ticket," which is
anoTtaoved by flie Oregon Defense
league, of 'which Frank: T. Berry is
president other than to present names
cf Democratic legislative candidates
who. are opposed to the school bill, was
declared today by Dr. Klof T. Hed
lund. Democratic! county chairman and
candidate for the state senate.
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" SEWING
MACHINES
SPECIAL
For Saturday
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Singer
$29.00 '
Singer Dropheads that have
had slight use but otherwise
perfect lor sewing, hall reg
iilar price $29-00.
I EXTRA
I SPECIAL!
I Slightly used drophead sew-
Iing machines at half their real
worth: t
s 1 New Homel .$16.00
1 New Companion .$14.00
1 Honeymoon . . .$22.00
1 Willamette ...t.. $25.00
1 New Home...... $22.00
I Challenge .... ...$23.00
TV. F.Davis Make. $19.00
! Aviator" ..$22.00
1 Singef $28.00
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1 Eldridge Cabinet . $25.00 .
Portable Electric
Demonstrators
2 Singers "1 28" $52.50
1 Domestic .$65.00
?I Wilson Rotary ...$42.00
1 Westem Electric.. $50.00
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Part and Supplies
for All Make '
of Sewing Machine
Buy Your Sewing Ma
chine at Lipman,Wolfe
SaveAgent'sCommission
Pay $1 Week
No Interest, No Extra Charges
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ELTON WATKJNS
Ex-Assistant U. S. Attorney
for ' -.i ,;
CONGRESS
PLATFORM
1 FAVOR: , I
t- Strict Immigration Laws." '
1. Non-Partism Tariff Commis
sion. .
, .Merchant Marine without sub
sidies and graft.
4. National Bonus for Ex-Service
Men paying for ssme.by tax
ing profiteers and predatory
wealtlv ,r t
5. Better Pay and Treatment for
mtl. carriers and postal em
ployes. 4. Government Hospital in Port
- land for Ex-Service Men.' 1 1
lOPPOSEs
U' Kewberryisnu. f "
2. Oriental Land Ownership.
3: Chili Ubor.'f -,.
4. Nepotism. - -5
Fending Ship Ssbsidy ilL -
d. I The Sales Tax-. t I -7Fat
McArthor's Do-Nothing
-Fecord.- -
"g. CanceUiflg' Foreign War Debt
9. .Esch-Cummirs Act
F!4 "Adv. by Watkf"s for Corertss
- Clu,jr Mrs. Q. C Lagut-h. Free.
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i Paget for Mar
. Opportunities
atUpman, Volf'
! I SistlliL
Anniversary Sale of
W omen's
at Astonishing Price
' Coat of Normandy
Coat of Bolivia
Coat
Full-Lined Coat Fur-Trimmed Coat rU?
Bro wn Beaver Blue Black Mixture t-
-The cMatsUmding style of these coats, the superiof
quality ot the materials, the unquestionably finer fin-.
ish, together with the uncommonly low price -
$22.50 make this an event long to be remembered
by those who share in the savings. Sport coats
dress coat valuer unlike anything that's gone be
fore typical Anniversary 'bargains" at $22.50.
Ta Sale Is ths Xessony BsMmest.
Children's
Extra Special at $1.99
Adorable hats of felt, velvet and suede trimmed-with
new -fancies that enhance their desirability. Kiddies will
be delighted in the attractrVe stylesr-aLnd mothers will
: marvel at the values, for hats such as these are commonly
priced much more than this special price $! .99., . 4
Continuing the Anniversary Sale of New
Trimmed Hat Greatly Underpriced at '$3J3 , ,
la tke Ecosssiy Basesicat I!aiaa Wolfs 4 Ce '
Aav6is3aie:;bf
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Women Heather Hose ,
Clocked or dropstitehed heather hose all first
quality. Sizes 8 to .1 0. . Blue, brown and gray.
:; f ; Womens Lisle Hose v
Semi-f ashioned mercerized lisle hose first qual
ity hose. Reinforced heel and toe. All sizes. -
. Women's Knit Bloomers
--They're Lawrenc knit bloomers which means
they're ef fine finish. Size 4 to 9.
',1m tits leoiosiT fiasesieat
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New
Cloth
Coat of Velour,
of Plaid-Backed Fabric
Winter
SPECIAL-
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98c
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45c
69c
COMPARATIVE phlCnSTUEY ARE LllZLZADlNG At
1 Y)f? .-O-,
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100 Leather Handbag
in New: Novelty Stylqq
4 v Complete Vith Fitting
I'S t Anniarary-Bargain .
Uncommon values, surely, for bags
such as these cannot, ordinarily be bought
for any ? price less than twice , $ 2 .9 5 ;
Genuine leather and - vachette matinee,,
swagger and poych style handbags, silk
and moire lined, complete with ttjngt -mirror
and coin purse. . All sizes .- , , : ' '
New Sweater CosIslI-
for Little Tots
89c ':
-Plain and belted sweater
coats for kiddie 2 to 6 years . r
some with j collars. All
colors. Exceptional values .
la tke BsMBteat.
65 Boys Sturdy; Suits
Anniyeroa
$5.95
Suits of cassimerei homespun,
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bone, serge and checked wool-mixed mate- - i
rials rugged suitt built ..for hevy erv. .
ice, and in styles toys are "sure to like. .
. ivlothers are .certain to recoguza ?.V?
' a truly remarkable , price f or such suits. ; :
?oy. Cap Under priced at 69c
'Tweed and wool-mixed caps that vie
ularly sell for much more than 69c,
U U Eeosr BtHBidt, ' " "
Underwear Sale i
Large Saving on Underwear for All the Family
For Men
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Heavy Cotton Ribbed
Union : Suita Speciail
$1.49
Extra special value
heavy fleece-line union suits
long sleeves, ankle length;
Sizes to 46, ' " " ' '
For Boys
, Heavy Fleece-lined -:
T Union Suits Special
wFirst (raahty union suits atl:!
a price that makes for real r
bargains. Sizes 24 to 34-
ecru only. - - - r1
ta tsssir' Bsttiatat-Llbaiaa. "Wolfs a Co.
-'Girls'-Wfer'Cbkt
-.New Tailored Coats ,
New Fur-Trimmed Coats
7i
;J A Sensational Price
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Unrivaled values in guJsvyinter
kfVfull-lined toati cf chinchilbV wool
jruteaand other
I " all the coats
Belted t$ ectl, button trimmings niany
of the coaU fW tjinimecLjl Not to be over
looked; by any mean7 is the opportunity
this selling offers $7.95 is ' Vay. "way
below regular. Sizes 7 to 14 years, ;
-"5tia tke EcoaoBty JBasemeat :'
5 Opposite
. Opportunltie ?
at Upmttn, Wolfe
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Sturdy XJrobrellas
for .the Children
-Stylish, cotton covered
umbrellas that are' guaran
teed rainproof.: Novelty han-.
dies-epeeial at ;.$1 ,15. s
.Jm ta atst.
ry Bargain
s
herring
For Women-
Fine-Ribbed Cotton
Union Suits Special
; . ;98c. '.r.. '
W onea'i fine ribbed
union suits, white only in
either band or bodice top'
styles. ' ' Special jat 98c. .
ForGirh
Fleece-lined Cotton
Union Suita Special
98c
--Low, neck, short sleeve,
knee or ankle length union
auits sizesv2 t 16 years.
Very' special at
98c
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57.95s
cbats
inix-
warm, serviceable fabrics
in new styles and colors
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