The Oregon statesman., November 21, 1918, Page 8, Image 8

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SPECIALS
From the Imperial furniture
Stock now being Sacrificed at
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.50 SOLID OAK KOCKKll, WITH BROWN IMITA
TION SPANISH LEATHER SEAT
$6.75
. $5.50 LA'RftE DOWNY COMFORTERS
$4.50
$24.00 FLOOR LAMP, MAHOGANY-'
$19.50
SEVERAL GOOD PATTERNS, $1.50 6-FT. LINOLEUM '
75c sq. yard
iSEVERAL EXCELLENT PATTERNS $1.75 12-FOOT
LINOLEUM
$100 sq. yard
.$42.00 9x12 lEST BRUSSELS RUGS
$32.00
$13.75 27x54 BEAUTIFUL WILTON VELVET RUGS
V . $5.75
$22.30 SOLID OAK 6-Fp. EXTENSION TABLE
$17.50
$18.(J0. WHITE ENAMEL DESK
$14.50
$22.50 REED ROCKER (CRETONNE UPHOLSTERED)
$14.95
$17.50 2 in. POST, SIMMONS BEDS, ANY ( OLOR
$9.75
$12.50 45-11,. COTTON COMBINATION MATTRESS
$9.75
$10.50 EXTRA HEAVY SAGLESS SANITARY ALI
METAL SPRIN(JS
$8.75
.$24.00 50-lb. PURE COTTON FELT MATTRESS, WITH
IMPERIAL EDGE AND HEAVIEST
ART TICK
$17.75
$4.50 FULL QUARTERED OAK FULL BOX SKAT
DINERS
$3.75
$3.50 SOLID OAK DINERS
$2.75
$4.25 PORCH ROCKER
1 $3.00
$18.50 CEDAR CHEST
$14.00
$17.50 GOLDEN OAK SPANISH LEATHLU
DAVENPORT, MATTRESS INSIDE
$35.00
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$15.00 6 FT. SOLID OAK EXTENSION TABLE
$10.75
$4.50 LARCiE PILLOWS, PAIR
$2.50
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BOLSHEVIK IS
n minim dv TUP
UKRAINIAN MEN
Cossack Troops Friendly to
All-Russian Government
Have High Hand
MOVE OF IMPORTANCE
Opens Way, It Is Believed for
Great Developments in
Stricken Land
LI
juaoies. Mats
Greatly Reduced
WASHINGTON. Nov. 20. Over
throw of the IJolhevlk regime In the
; I'kraioe mid the plrt "f K'cv bv
Cossack troop friendly to the all-
; Russian government, as reporter 10.
day from Copenhagen. oien the way
In the opinion of official here, for
Important development! in Kui.
While no chance In polk y. either
nolltlral or military. ha been made
by the United States. It is realized
that the holding of the Ukraine by
force friendly to the associated gov
ernments and decidedly hostile to
the Rolshevlkl opens a path directly
Into the heart of Russia either for
the dispatch of troops or of supplies
for the relief of the demoralized ci
vilian population.
Recent reports from London have
been taken by some observers here
to indicate that Great Rritaln rrar
propose the sending of additional
troops into Russia to place the coun
try on a stable footing and eliminate
the Rolshevlkl. It was said todny.
however, that no definite word as to
this has been received here.
Possibilities that the Dolshevik
leaders may flee Russia after accum
ulating large amounts of loot have
been touched upon In recent dis
patches, but have been discounted
here, largely because no haven for'
them anoears available. Switzer
land hag ejected their representa
tives forcibly, Holland has declared
they are not wanted there, and even
Germany now is not expected to tol
erate them within its borders.
The Rolshevlkl fighting strength
Is considered as virtually now con
centrated against the allied and Rus
sian troops operating south from
Archangel. The unusual lateness of
the -nter n that region has aided
the !l.hevists. as in the lee-free
ptrvrr they have been able to ntl
liz "nd river boats against the
"Hied and United States force. Al
though compelled to operate almost
alf-er on land. l"he troops of the
w-'-td roTernments hare ben
Jab'" - wlthtand all attacks.
Despite . the resistance fher are
of :-'-- In th north. It HtIUvmI
in '"c quarters here that the
tr"B of the Rolshevlkl is nanlne
With the Cossack holdinc the fk
rino. with the military ard political
TOTrs or the Omsk rnvprnmpnt
work'? n-est and with th Am.rlrar
and allied forces pushing south, some
officials consider that the posltlor
or the disturbers of Russian pear
has become serious. However no
Immediate collapse of the Rolshevlk
regime is believed Imminent.
Bonds Arrive, But They
Are Without Signatures
Ronds of the Snuay Creek Irriza-
llon district of Deschutes connty.
amounting to 198.000. were received
it the office of State Engineer Percy
A. Cupper yesterday from the printer
to be turned over to the secretary
of ptate to be certified. The bonds,
however, are without the signatures
of the district officials and It was
necessary to send them back to Rend
to be signed. The bonds were ap
proved ty the Irrigation securities
commission some time ago.
The regular semi-annual meeting
of the state water board met yester
day, but only routine business ranio
before the boart for consideration.
The best andM?;;
assortment fo i;Vi
LADIES' HATS
$1.95, $2.49, Jlsj
$3.93
CHILDREN'S
HATS
98c to $2.43
SPECIAL
VELVET TAI15
$lJ58 and $125
OUR PRICES ALWAYS THE LOWEST.
GALE & CO.
Commcrcil and Court BU, Salem Formerly Ciicifo Z'z
PHONE 1072
Pierce's Secretary Paid
$1 785 in Support of Race
Louise rainier Webster, secretary
of the "Pierce for Governor Cam
paign." reports in her official state
ment to Secretary of State Olcott
that she expended lnPierce"s behalf
$1785. Governor Withycombe re
ports an expenditure of 1100 In bis
own behalf. Yesterday was the close
of the 15-day period In whlah. nnder
the law. statements must be filed,
but others are yet to be re reived.
Other state nienta filed yesterday
were:
John S. Coke, justlceof supreme
:ourt. to fill aeancy. $428.77.
Aiiftn-'-l Nikula. labor commission-
r. bocialict. cents
Robert C. Morrow, circuit Judge,
ouith diKtrict. department No. Z.
Republican. $115.
H. A. Dedinan. rtorenentatiev. ifith
district. Republican, oil.
W. C. .ysworth. representative.
17th district. Socialist. 3 rent.
John H. Corfey. representative.
lth district. Republican-Democratic.
$1S.
RoWrt A. Miller, representative.
J. P. Newell, reprevntatetaolnrhr
isth district. Democratlc-ProLibi-tion.
nil.
J. V. Newell, representative ISth
district. Prohibition-National. $10.75.
Kugene K. Smith, representative.
18th district. Republican-Democratic-Prohlbitlon-N'atloaal.
nil.
H S. Warren, representative. Isth
district. Socialist, nil.
Mrs. Alexander Thompson, repre
sentative. 29th district. Democratic.
$M.34.
Walter 11. Jones, state senator,
third district. Independent-Democratic.
$3.t5.
V. T. Vinton, state senator. 10th
district. $t.30.
Norborne Iterktley. state senator.
19th district. Iemocratlc. $11.
$15865,058 Is Re;:i
For Nation in Ccr; '
NEW YORK. Nov. 19 C".
of the united war work ctsn n ;
oonnced tonight that toe L'.'i :
tlonal total for the tfriTt ix
drive for $17O.500.0 r
at midnight tonight was
05 S. They added. krretfr. t
this report was Incomplete ui .
figures would cot be avaiiaV Iz
least two day.
Leaders tf the patriotic i i'
the eeTen welfare orrtiit.c-'
milaed bcpefol of atlafaic
goal, asserting that tk state '.
eal committees in all pirts
country were too buy Uv.u
last mlnnte eontiibattoct trn'"
Grorp W. Perkins. tfenru I
th finance department of tl c
paUn. Iksued a statement ta :
he averted that "It It InvouV
give aeything like arenrat Ir
as the campaign draws te a ds
"As quickly as the f!rsrn v i
i a statemeet showing tk r-
araount seenred In each rule U t
union will be mad pabllc." t
"Scratterlnr returns todsy ar
satifctorv. but New York M T
adelpbia. Minneapolis, SU tl '
a Iarre number of citic hae
had tbelr final meeting.- "
OldCarUsle Athlete It
Nabbed as a Bootlh:
OMAHA. Nor. 20. Join T
iHer. former Carlisle aCct.
bronrht to Omaha today trrm t
Winnetc reservation by f-'
officials. He had been eBvirr
takine liquor Into the reseru
several ninths in and a!'-i -wealty,
refused to pay fcU T-v
$lo. and waa again taken Iaa
tody. The federal offlcUU
stated what action will fee ul"
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