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4 S THE PRECOX STATESMAN: THURSDAY. OCTOBER , 101. l-
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iVILSON URGES
Beginning Today
HEAVY EFFORT
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FOR THE LOAN
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for
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Good News From France
Should Allow No Relaxa
tion, Is Declaration
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STATESMAN CLASSIFIED ADS ONE CENT A WORD
Mere Fact of Victory Makes
Heavy Donations Impera
tive to Finish
WASHINGTON, Oct. 2 President
Wilson and other officials feel that
the American people mast exercise
caution Jest the good news from the
battle fronts cause a relaxation of
effort on behalf of the fourth liberty
loan. Thus far no such tendency
has - been noticeable and the cam-
palm has been ; rolnr with, an en
thusiasm comparable to that with
which the battle reports bare receiv
ed. "4 ;
It Is pointed out that now that
victory Is definitely being brought to
the side of the allied armies .funds
and more funds are needed to enable
the fighting men to press home their
hard won advantage and hurl the
German hordes beyond the Rhine.
Secretary McAdoo is understood to
have determined to have speakers
emphasize this point continuously
until the huge $6,000,000,000 total
is raised.
Official reports today from all fed
eral reserve districts except Kansas
City, which has not started taking
figures, i showed 9411,142.050 In
pledges actually received and ac
companied by payment of the 10 -per
cent initial installment. This cov
ers receipts up to last night, but does
not Include millions of dqllars in
figures on which the initial payment
has not been made, or has been
made, but not yet reported official
ly 1 by banks. The total tomorrow
night is expected to be several hun
dred million dollars greater.
-Bay More Bonds
Uquid Air Used by Hun .
As a High Explosive
BRITISH ARMY HEADQUAR
TERS Oct. 2. (Canadian Press)
The erfemy for some time past has
been employing liquid air as a substi
tute f of high explosives, which is an
Indication -that he is beginning to
feel the heavy losses he has sustained
in war material.
The report that the Germans have
set fire to Cambral does not appear
to be confirmed. It is believed thai
the1 fire was caused by the burning
of ammunition dumps.
And Same Cast
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SUNDAY
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We want to call your attention to take advantage of the greatest furniture
. sale ever held here in Salem. -We are not only selling at a remarkable re
duction but are closing out the entire stock of the Imperial Furniture Co-'s
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dollars worth of Fine Complete home furnishings at less than present
wholesale cost We have reason for making comment upon the wonderful
bargains we are. offering to the People of Salem and vicinity. As announc
ed before, The Feldstein and Drektor Furniture Company of Portland has
purchased this immense stock at a great reduction of the old cost This en
ables us to giye you decided money-saving possibilities, the importance of
which cannot be too strongly emphasized.
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tcevor news rnnt to
Reiam to $3.50 Hundred
NEW YORK, Oct. 2. Judges of
e United States cicuit court acting
as arbitrators in the controversy be
tween the news print paper manu
facturers and the federal trade com
mission ove the price of news print
paper today handed down a decision
awarding a price .of ?3. 50 per 100
pounds for rolled news in carload
lots f. o. b. mill.
This restores the price current
last spring which was reduced , to
$3.10 by the federal trade commis
sion. Under the arrangement with
the manufacturers, by which the fed
eral trade commission fixed the price
it was agreed that If the manufac
turers thought it was too low they
could' appeal to the circuit court of
this district as arbitrators and thati
the attorney general acting as trus
tee of the people, could also appeal
ff be thought the price, was too
high. The manufacturers believed
that the price fixed by the commis
sion was too low.
Bay More -Bonds
DR. STEINER MADE ;
HEAD OF COUNCIL
(Continued from page 1).
for calling the meeting as Informally I
as It had been done. .Com plaint 'had
come in that the Marion county coun
cil was the least active! n the state,
while its next' door neighbor In Polk
county was among the most energet
ic ones. The reason for this he as
cribed to the fact that practically all
the work had fallen upon the chair
man and one assistant. Instead of
having it divided among men who
could spare a little time for such
service. - i .'. - .
"The county icouncll ' of defense
ought to be on the Job and control
led by a real body Instead of by
one man, who' Is simply swamped
with all kinds of war work besides
his own business. You eon't expect
the state council In Portland to di
rect everything. They can recom
mend action, but they can't look into
alk the details in every community."
bf declared. - - The county council
should rest Its authority upon the
consent of the citizens of the county.
it should be financed by the county
court."
He told, of new duties In the line
of Issuing building permits, provid
ing housing facilities and the Ilk
which had recently ' been added to
the work of the organization. Like
wise he pointed out the Importance
of holding an office in the council.
as being one recognised as the best
kind of authority In Washington. D.
Kew York was cited a poor ex- 1
ample of such organization, as Mrl
Koiiock stated that the city Is more
alien than most of those on foreign
snores and that the residents think
the United States stops at the Bronx I
and are proud of It.
Dr. Steiner will probably announce I
the names ot other members of the
council today. He succeeds P. W.
Steusloff, who recently resigned his
post as chairman' on account of too
many other duties.
Buy More Bonds
REMEMBER
rour time is growing to a near close. We have but a few days longer to
stay. Every article must go regardless of cost Don't wait until it is late in
this sale.
We
ways
are closing out White Rotary Sewing Machines
s been sold at $85, now for
which have al-
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FELDSTEIN i DREKT O R
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FURNITURE CO.
177 Liberty Street
Salem, Oregon
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We Accept L iberty Bonds'
HAVE DARK HAIR
AND LOOK YOUNG
Nobody can Tell when you Dark
en uray, Faded Hair with
Sage Tea
P Grandmother kent hr ht kan.
tiiully darkened, glossy and attrac
tive wun a orew or kka tm ani
Sulphur. Whenever ' hor tnnV
mil uuii. mueu or sireaxeo. ap
pearance, this simple mixture was
applied with wonderful effect. By
asking at any drug store for "Wy-
ein s sage and sulphur Compound.'
you will ret a laree bottlA nt thi.
old-time recioe. im Droved hr the ad
dition of other ingredients, all ready
10 use at very little cost. This sim
Dle mlxtnra can b dprwn rip1 nnnn n
restore natural color and beauty to
the hair.
A well-known downtown 'drurglst
says everybody -uses Wyeth's Sage
and Sulphur Compound now because
It darkens so naturally and evenly
that nobody can tell It has been ap
plied it's so easy to use. too. You
simply dampen a comb or soft brush
and draw It through your hair, tak
ing one strand at a time. By morn
ing the rrav hair diss Doears after
another application or two. It Is re
stored to its natural coior and looks
flossv. soft and beautiful. This biwb.
aration Is a delightful toilet requi
site. It is not Intended for the cure.
nuugauoa or prevention 01 disease.
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YOU KNOW "the fate of "the children of
Belgium and Northern France. ,
Protect your own children from a like fate, ,
Our sbldiiers are ready, to fight for them - -to
die for them - - to make the world a fit
place for children to live in. .
' ' :. " . . -" ' .-. -v.,-If
you can't fight, support those who can.
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BUY Liberty B(pods TODAY
Any Bank Will Help You
This advertixemcnt patriotically contributed by
UNITED STATES NATIONAL BANK
DESPOTIC CONTROL
RAPIDLY ON WANE
, (ContlnQed from page 1).
Involves the change of the German
constitution.
As a half-way measure and In a
desperate effort to save the imperial
prerogative. Emperor William al
ready has tried the expedient ot him
self selecting leaders of the opposi
tion parties for minor places in the
cabinet and the promising to for
ward the enactment of popular mea
sures. But the Socialists have gently
aecnnea to accept anything short of
aoaoiuie control or iha nkin.t
through the relchstag without refer
ence to toe wisnes or me. emperor
and Officials bellev that at UnHh
they are able to realize their aspira
tions. .
Such a change in Germany doubt
less would bring. If not Indeed. b
preceded by. a similar revolution In
Austrian parliamentary government.
and It la fnllv AvtvAoA . k . ft
as real representative government Is
a fact la the central empires there
will be an Irresistible movement to
ward, peace, even on the terms laid
down by President' Wilson, in this
connection, the news today that the
Austrian emperor had summoned to
Vienna the three biggest men of
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Hungary. Counts Tlsxa. Andrassy
and Apponyl. was received here with
undisguised Interest. This action
was regarded as very significant, al
though officials were not certain
whether It had to do with the Bul
garian withdrawal from the war with
Its direct threat to the dual monar
chy or with Internal reforms or was
a definite move for a separate peace
Buy More Bonda
Frrif 0 Master Lists
Going to Droit Boards
WASHINGTON. Oct. FIrat r
the master lists of order numbers ot
the thirteen million men who regis
tered Sept. 12 were, placed In the
malls tonight enroute to -district
boards all over the country which are
to make them available to the news
papers and post them immediately
upon receipt. The mailing will con
tinue as rapidly as the list ran
rua off the presses at the govern
ment printing office.
When clerka berm rhwkin tf
lists today a number of minoT errors
were round and several hours were
required to straighten these out by
comparison of th iiata with tt.
insl numbers which
tally wires as fast as they were
orawn irom tne bowl In the caucus
room of the senate office building
PIMPLY? VELL, DDNT EB
Pixple Notice It Drive Then
with Dr. Edwards'
. Olive Tablet
n -Mujyij wu ski csoama 7-
fnncn longer If ran ret a package of Dr.
Edwards Olive Tablets. Tbe sxin sixi
begin to dear after too have takes
mmmmmm mmm UUTC ItBiCU XmMi
cesaful substitute for calomel; there' oever
mar Hcxness or pain alter T"'"? vc-
Dr. .Edwards Olive Tablets do th
which calornei owes, and fast as eSectfrr,
but their action is gect and sale tas1
of severe and Irritating.
No one who takes OSre Tablet!
ever ccrsed with -a dirk brown Ustt
bad breath, a dun, listless, -no gxf
feeling, constipation, torpid livetv t
difposition or pimpty face. '
Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets r
purely ecrtable com pound tw1
with olive oil; yoa will know the
bf their live color. j
Dr. Edwards sprat years atnon? t
tknts aSictcd with Lver and bofi
costptaints. and Olive Tablets ere t
ixnmrnxl7 effective recall.
Take one or two nicUry for a -E-See
bow much better yoa feel and
10c and 25c per box, AlldrucUa.