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About Morning Oregonian. (Portland, Or.) 1861-1937 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 20, 1910)
6 TUB gbireiXO OREGOXIAX, TUESDAY. DECE3IBER 20, 1910. . We Have Made Every Arrangement for Taking Care of the Immense Crowds. We Look Well to Your Wants Here Exclusive Agents Mark Cross English Gloves and Leather Novelties-HandgsJTraveling Bags and Suitcases Xmas Cuts on Opera Glasses Our Entire Line All the Best Makes PEARL OPERA GLASSES. WITH HANDLES 1.16.00 Lemaire Op. Glasses 330. OO K'tj.OO U-majre Op. (ila&?s S2Z.OO $26.50 LemsJre Op. Glasses $:C0O Imaire Op. (Jlasees S27.00 f.M.50 Lcmaii Or Oln.ses S20.00 fi'i.00 Lrmaire Op. lil-uses $21.00 ll.7.Marhand Op. Glass S9.40 fl4 Col moot Op. Glass 911.00 fll.25 Iris Opera Glasses at S8.SO $17 ma Opera Glasses, S14.60 flO.OO Venia Opera Glasses $8.00 500 Sets at 14 Off ESSE COMPLETE LINE GAMES AND C0UNTEBS Class Sets. "500". Sets. Bridge Sets. Whist Sets, Dominoes. Checker. Playing Cards of all kinds, and the durable Woodlark Cards at 3Tc the Deck. Try them. Hot Point Flat Irons JLfm,m i im L - - .-A '.-41 Do your own ironing and save half your laundry bills. A prac tical, well-made fine-workings Iron and will last for years if properly taken care of, $4.50 Soaps For Gifts FANCY BOXES From 23c np to $5.00 the box. Dainty Eu ropean makes and all the newest odors! Our pricpa are the lowest in the city. Atomizers FOB PERFUME Makes a dainty gift for any lady; all sizes and styles. Per fume section. Manicure Sets SINGLE PLfcotd Every size from the little ones for vest pocket or hand bag to the large, elabo rate styles for the lady's dressing table, priced from $1.00 np to $15.00 the set. Stationery in Xmas Boxes All Sizes, All Grades and at All Prices Tinsel for decorating Xmas stickers for your packages Dennison's Crepe Paper for decorative pur poses Tags for packages Greet ing Cards and Booklets Xmas Postal Cards, etc. Waterman Fountain Pens From $2.50 to $25.00. We sell them under our own guarantee and will change points to suit the hand Plain and fancy styles. Fancy Steins At Lowest Prices A You couldn't give a more accept able gift than an Ice Stein-. Some people prize them more than vases or pictures. Our line includes all sizes and is priced at from 85o up to $5.00 each. On third floor. Imported Toys Dogs, Cats, Apes, Monkeys and scores of other things. Vi OFF. Picture Sale In the Art Gallery it Mil!! Oil Paintings....... Water Colors at. Pastels, Etchings. . ... Antique Mirrors Y2 OFF 14 OFF OFF ...... OFF. Fine Toilet Sets TAKE THE) ELEVATOR. Sterling Silver Sets. Silver Plated Sets. German Silver Sets. Parisian Ivory Sets. Ebony, Foxwood, Etc., Etc. The Largest Line of Single Brushes on this Coast. Thermos Bottles We have just received a large, new line of these popular hot and cold bottles, including bottle, decanters, humidors, cups, carrying cases, glass holders and many other unique and useful things. Perfumes An Ideal Gift For the Ladies Dainty odors for dainty ladies, from 25c up to $25.00 the box. See them on display at this big store. Conklin's Fountain Pens The universally-indorsed self-filler as necessary for the busy man or woman as the quill pen was to your grandfather at $3.50 and up Metal Frames Exactly like cut, and in all other styles. Antique French Frames and novelties square and round Trays, with tapestry and glass bottoms Dainty little powdered gold Frames, with beautiful old prints, or unfitted, for photos. Razors In Sets ALL MAKES ' Gillette's Sets, Durham Duplex, Ever Eeady Sets, Auto Strop Sets, Ward Sets and all the other makes. Umbrellas $1.00 to $35.00 You can find one here at a price you can afford to pay. They make ideal Christmas gifts. Art China One-Half Off THIRD FLOOR Amphora - Royal Bonn Teplitz Stellamacher Vases, complete lines, all styles; hundreds of pieces One-half off. Xmas Cuts on Mirrors A complete stock. Every shape, size, and grade to be found in this section. Many of them cut almost to cost. They make satisfactory and lasting gifts for Christmas. Xmas Cut Glass SaleThird Floor Berry Bowls, Nappies, Sugars, Creamers, Celery Dishes, Water Sets and dozens of other pieces, now selling at one-fourth off. El Tost o Toasters The El Tosto Sets on the breakfast table and toasts the bread as fast as you want it. Keeps toast hot and crisp. : . - Prescriptions Called For, Filled and Deliveredjn the Very Quickest Time. Only Distilled Water Is Used Here We Are Within Two Blocks of Every Streetcar Transfer Point in the City. Five Entire Floors Pictures Framed Exactly as You Want Them by Our Corps of Six Expert Framers. Try Us Next Time Twenty-Five Big Departments B 1 years, ana is an uumumj vu wt-wr I works' systems and filter plants. JEW C011Y CARELESS J.aPEKT 1TNDS SHORTAGES IN OFFICIALS BOOKS. literal Claim Are) Allowed and re Vaacroantrd For Payments Are Made on Demand. OLT3IPIA. Wash . pec. . :tpec!al. Wftr fountt. tit batr county of Wash ington, organised as ttie rsult of a Mil ieed by t!.. last legislature. In the nrst two years of Its existence lias short age. I'l'cml claims allowed and fees un accounted for li the ra of :5:3. a lordlr to the tvpurt of the imlnrr of tn festo Kurtt of Inspo-tlon. Tho rrtork.rs I:st rompltod th.ir task and t roort ha twn BW with tho Attor i.fyJkril. Thr r(ifr hrouaht 1. l'ltht th fart tat W. littfwa, tnp!ocd to cvpy t'i ror.la of lictus'-'ia t'uuntj. fnm rl.-h tirar.t wa ssparst'd. has bon CTcr piS - tn to sum of SUMt. anj upon dc i.Mnd trb moB.T nas Nb rvtumad to U4 County TTsirT. Tho Auditor was ai:owa to av tx-f '.octsd to turn la 14 for marrtacw l'oMsoa ho Issued, tho ciyk was short CO la t ard has r.talr.ed ro'.'.ortS for naturalitattoo papor: tn Qri1t w short cnls and failed t collect :.: duo In fea. whlla the ounty fevhool Su2ertntondant waa short III. Tlio tht County Commiaslorers al lowed themselvoa W for tra - Ions wttaout harlnv tba aamo audited tho ipr1or Court, as provlcW by law. Their claltno mr as follows: M. . frAnne:tr. tr.U: John Frlcason. tlli sad K. V. Heal h man. tXC'. Ilraas Foand GalHy at Uoldradale. GCLXrN"l'AUE. Wulu roc. tclal.-Arter brine out M mlnatos tl Jury srouaht In a wordlrt of cullty. In t.i raso of Kvans. rhars;ed with I annus a -bUad pit at Blngea. Ths prosecution had a clear case. The Judfto fined him I '4 and costs. It be ins; his first offense. Kvans Is belnc held pending the payment of the fine. LETTERS. HELD TEN DAYS Ilellvcrj Postmasters Gc Xw Order ' Front Washington. Hereafter all letter bearing a re turn address which do not specify the time for returning the letter will be held by tho delivery postmaster 10 days. They will then be returned to the sender. Assistant Postmaster Williamson said yesterday that tins Information was conveyed to the l"vl office. In the daJly postoffice bulletin from Wash ington. D. C. It was formerly the cus tom to hold such mall 30 day. Two weeks sio the department cut the time to t days, which materially les sened the labor rt handling mail throughout the United states. Five days has evidently been found to be too short a tltme. Baker Hoolor Bn.y. B.VKEK. Or, Dec. 1 1. Special.) Baker Commercial Club has received the first shipment of i:o.0o handsome booklets, prepared by the Homeseek ers' Department of the O. R- at N.. xl inches, embossed In blue and gold, and containing beautiful Illustrations of Baker County scenes. Manager Ash ley states Inquiries Increase daily and bl office force Is busy. Wallowa Wants New Charter. WALLOWA. Or- Dec. It. (Special.) Efforts are being made by the City Council to rasa a new charter, enab ling the cltv to bond for larger sums, thus to reduce the warrant indebted ness and make civic Improvements. The special tax levy for 111 la 1 mills; school district levy. S mills; county levy, about 11 mills. ManmfaetT.f new torrm. fnr the arst tttnm la th. hl.terjr at etje commerce, mora than one-halt of tba total experts of tbe Uaitad ataiea. GUDAHY FORTUNE BIG LATK MEAT PACKER'S ESTATE VALI ED AT $ 1 1,000,000. Will Made Six Years Ago Leaves Widow $30,000 Annuity and 500,000 Later In Settlement. CHICAGO, Dec. 1. Michael J. Cudahy. founder of the Cudahy firm of meat packers, left an estate worth 111.000. 00. according to the will which was made public today. Of this sum. f.9.000. 000 Is in personal propsrty snd the re mainder In real estate. fnder the terms of the will, the widow. Catherine Cudahy. will recelye an annuity of 120.000 to be paid from the estate by the trustees, who are Ms daughter. liss Mary T. Cudahy. hh son. Joevph M. Cudahy, and Albert V. Borchendt. , The will was made In 1904. There are Indications that the decedent gave much property to Mrs- Cudahy and other than that named In the will. The whole estate, real and personal, outside of certain personal effects and some Pasa dena. Cal.. real estate. Is willed to the trustees, to be held In trust for five vears and managed according to their Judsment. After Mrs. Cudahy- annuity Is paid. It w directed that each of the children shall be paid anually J10.0PO for fire years, and John Shaw, of Chicago. : annually for the same period. The children are: Mrs. Wllilam P. Nelson. Mart T. Cud shv. Clara A. Cudahy. Mrs. John B. Caa sorlv of San Mateo. Cel.; John F. Cudahy, Joevph M. Cudahy and Edward L Cud ahy. To Mrs, William Cudahy. of Milwau kee, widow of the decedent's brother, Is given JS000 a year for the trust pe riod, and at the end of that time she Is to be riven XjAOO. The following lalfta are to be made: BL Joseph's Or phan Asylum. Chicago, 12000; St. Vin cent's Orphan Asylum, Chicago, $2600; tit. Rlizabcth's Hospital, Chicago, K500; tit. Joseph's Hospital, Chicago. 12500; IJttle Sinters of the Poor, Chicago, JSOOo; Slaters of the Good Shepherd, Milwaukee, 15000. The remainder of the yearly Income Is to be given to the trustees, also to be held in trust, and when the estate finally la distributed 1500,000 la to be given to Mrs. Catherine Cudahy, the widow, or lier heirs. TWO SALOONS SUFFICIENT Elgin Vote "Wet" but Mayor Lim its Xnmhcr of Groggerlcs. ELGIN", Or., Dec 19. (Special.) Elgin Is and has been the scene of struggle, since Union County voted dry two years ago, between the "wets" and "drys." Immediately, saloons became soft-drink houses; later, the "drys" al lege, the "soft" drink houses existed only In name and a detective was hired who collected evidence, resulting In in dictments for selling intoxicating liquors. Since the recent election, when El gin became "wet" again, the four soft drink houses, with others, applied for saloon licenses and Mayor Weather spoon, elected on a "dry' platform, re fused to approve any bonds except those of two old-time saloonkeepers. Henry Bader and Ott Toung. proprie tors of "soft-drink" houses, who own their buildings and homes. The Mayor contends It Is Impossible for more than two saloons to legally exist In a town of Elgin's slxe. The other two "soft-drink" houses still are open, but will be. prosecuted, the Mayor says. If they attempt to aell liquor without license. : Wood Shortage 1 Predicted. GOLDE.VDALE. Wash.. Dec' 1. (Special.) The last three days have been bitter cold and unless the roads freeze solid for a few days there will be a shortage of wood. The pine la - I. hrhrlTir tC.EO to ST BLU 'O JciiB.il, . -----.-" - ' per cord and the hardwood 18 per cord. This Is. a top price for this time of the year. Eugene Starts Work on Filter Plant- OREGON CTTY. Or.. Dec. 19. (Spe- claL) W. H.' Howell, superintendent of the waterworks department of the city government, lias gone to Eugene to su perintend the installation of a filter plant in that city, which will cost $40, 000. Mr. Howell has been superinten dent oftheplantinUiU Providing a cork jacket, which keeps it wearer upright ill the water, with a pro peller driven by two cranks, a New Yorker has invented a device which Is a variation from most styles ot swimming mm um. o. TABLE LAMPS. FIRE SCREENS. ANDinOTTS. Table Lamps Electric Irons Andirons Folding Spark Screens and Fire Sets Christmas Tree Outfits . Electric Toasters M. J. WALS H CO 311 Stark Street Store Open Evenings Until Christmas A