NOVEMBER 22, 1912.
RILEY RESIGNS AS
CAPTAIN OF POLICE
Acting Official Complains of
Low Efficiency Rating Given
Him by Slover.
LYON MAY FILL VACANCY
In Civil Service Examination Chief
Recommend Him With Mark of
70 Keller Gets 100 Tjyon
and Craddoclt 5.
On the ground tkat' therein for
fflclency given him by Cnte? Sloyer
in the recent examinations for tne
position of captain of police was Bucn
that he could not with dignity retain
his command, of the first night relief,
Acting Captain Riley announced yes
terday that he would return to his
rank of sergeant, beginning today. The
announcement, when made to the mem
bers of bis relief, caused surprise and
the retiring captain was cheered ve
hemently for the stand he took.
Under the civil service rules, the
Chief of Police gives a rating to the
various candidates, which at the max
imum is given a relative weight of 40
in the hundred in the final markings.
Thus, if a candidate receives 100 for
efficiency. 40 points are added to his
standing, and if he receives 50, 20
points are added.
Keller Gets Perfect Rating
Chief Slover gave Joseph Keller the
perfect rating of 100. Sergeant Lyon
and Detective Sergeant Craddock re
ceiving 95. Riley, Sergeant Casey and
Record Clerk Circle were given 70. The
three rated highest by the Chief stood
at the head of the examination list,
while any of the others, with a rating
as high, would have been contenders.
Riley takes the stand that he has
for many months commanded the most
Important of the three reliefs, without
criticism, and that in fairness he was
entitled to as high a rating as the
others, or else should have been re
lieved long since. He placed the mat
ter thus before Chief Slover yesterday
and announced that he would serve
no longer as acting captain. He says
his superior pressed him to remain,
but he closed the discussion, by ask
ing to have some other officer placed
in charge of the relief tonight.
Vacancies in the rank of captain
have been a source of scandal ever
since Chief Slover was elevated to that
rank to take the position of acting
chief, and Sergeant Keller was ap
pointed to fill the temporary vacancy,
with the pay of a captain.
Hem Refuse to Withdraw.
An examination was held, at which
Circle, Riley and Inskeep passed high
est and were therefore eligible to ap
pointment, while Keller was seventh
on the list. An effort was made to
have those between him and the eli
gible three withdraw their claims, so
that lie could be appointed, but they
refused, and it was then discovered
that there was no vacancy existing.
Slover still being a captain in fact, and
Keller was retained.
Later Captain Bailey was suspended,
and eventually resigned, and Sergeant
Riley was appointed to fill the tem
porary vacaney. At the end of a year
the eligible list expired and a new ex
amination was called. It is openly
charged around police headquarters
that the Questions were so framed
that there could be no slip, and Keller,
with the advantage of a 100 rr cent
rating and of the nature of the ques
tions, was sure of becoming eligible.
It was general gossip long before the
examination that Lyon would fall into
the other vacancy.
Keller's Showing Good.
One of the questions in the examina
tion was: "Name the 10 worst crimin
als captured by you, with the disposi
tion of their cases." Keller, having
command of the second night relief,
when a majoritw of such men are cap
tured, and being taken into all impor
tant arrests by the officers under him.
was able to make a better showing
than any other candidate.
No changes were announced at police
headquarters yesterday, but it is
thought probable that Lyon will be
assigned to Riley's place today and
Riley will return to one of the reliefs
as a sergeant.
POULTRY CLUB PROJECTED
Men, Women and Children Eligible
to Xew Y. 31. C. A. Organization.
Org-atiization of a poultry club, open
to men. women and children, has been
decided upon by the educational de
partment of the Toung Men's Christian
Association. A series of poultry lec
tures was begun several weeks ago by
the T. M. C A. and these will be con
tinued, but in addition a club will be
formed to meet every Saturday night.
Organization of the club will be ef
fected and officers elected at an open
meeting in room 309 of the Y. M. C. A.
building tomorrow night. A textbook
course will be taken up and especial
attention will be paid to the subject
of co-operative marketing.
Several interesting features are be
ing planned for the lecture nights,
which will be set monthly. Among
the speakers will be H. H. Collier,
member of the executive committee of
the National Foultrymen's Association,
and Miller Purvis, editor of a poultry
journal, who will be in Portland to
judge the poultry show next month.
A novelty will be the exhibition of a
reel of moving pictures of poultry,
loaned to the V. M. C. A. by the Ore
gon Agricultural College.
A collection of poultry books from
the Public Library will be Installed in
the 7. M. C. A, which already has a
branch library made up of books used
in the religious work classes. A. com
petitive poultry exhibit will be made
In January by the club members.
Membership in the club Is open to the
public, and the monthly lectures may
be attended by everyone, whether mem
bers of the club or not.
15-YEAR-OLD BOY MISSING
Son of Sirs. Henry Northrop Dis
appears in Chicago.
Police of three Paciflo Coast cities
re searching for Valford E. Weithoff,
a 15-year-old boy, son of Mrs. Henry
JCortbrop, of 394 Salmon street. The
lad dropped out of sight after leaving
a railroad train at Chicago November
6. Detective Hawley has been assigned
to the Portland end of the case, and
appeals to the police at Seattle and
Los Angeles have been heeded In those
cities.
Presuming that her son was en his
way to join her. Mrs. Northrop does not
know what city he may have started
for. as her movements at tne tirr.e sne
were uncertain. Her husband Is in the
employ of the Ellers Music House,
Estrangement continuing after being
divorced, caused a total discontinua
tion of communication between Mrs.
Northrop and H. E. Weithoff. her form
er husband, a resident of Columbus,
Ind.. and since last Christmas she has
heard nothing from her son. At that
time the movements of the Norttarops
were so Indefinite that the boy, if in
search of his mother, would not know
which way to direct his travels. After
the disappearance Mr. Weithoff wrote
to Mrs. Northrop, on the theory that
she was concealing their son. but on
being assured that such was not the
case, wrote again, resigning all claim
to his custody in her favor, and waiv
ing any action on account of the boy's
taking $160 from his father's house.
"I am dreadfully worried," said the
mother yesterday, "for fear something
has happened to my son. He is an ac
complished violinist and able to sup
port himself that way, but I feel sure
that he is somewhere in the West, look
ing for me.
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the newspapers concerning the Com
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shall be abolished, naturally create
general interest in. the Federal judi
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sons fully understand the great changes
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Acting Captain Klley, Who Quits f
Command, Saying Chief Underrated
Him.
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Main 398
V-
$38.50 Tailored Suits at $19.95
Garment Salon second floor. A phenomenal JTiday bale oi
women's high-grade tailored suite better values than ..you will
find elsewhere at anywhere near so low a price Strictly hand
tailored styles coats 32 to 34 inch, lined with splendid grade silk
messaline and satins, many with velvet collars, broadcloths and
serges in blacks, browns, navy, etc.; novelty mixtures in browns,
blues, grays, black and white,- also popular wide wale diagonals.
One model in ifimpire eiiect 101 young B" f JJ M
Misses. All sizes in the lot. . Values up to o.ou
$7 Waists $3.69 j r?nvp
Knpninl rmrnhasfl of women's hand
some new Waists, on sale Friday at an extremely
low price. All the popular models of the season,
in chiffons, messalines, brocaded silks, laces, fou
lards, taffetas, etc., elaborately trimmed with
hand embroidery insertions, silk and velvet bands,
fancy buttons, net and lace yokes,, etc. .Robes
pierre and Dutch neck collars. Long O fyCk
or short sleeves; all sizes. Special at ,
Dresses at Half Price
Second floor. Sensational sale of women's Dresses
continues today. Good, serviceable models in
serges, charmeuse and novelty checks. "We have
all the most desirable of the season's popular
colors and styles and they come in all sizes.
$15.00 Dresses, Now on special sale at $ 7.50
$18.50 Dresses now on special sale at $ 9.25
$20.00 Dresses now on special sale at SjSlO.OO
$22.50 Dresses now on special sale at $11.25
$25.00 Dresses now on special sale at $12.50
$27.50 Dresses now on special sale at $13.75
KID GLOVES
Here Today
Main Floor. It costs no more to
wear good Gloves than to wear
those of inferior grades.. Select
your holiday gloves here and you'll
be more satisfied with results.
Kid Gloves $1.25 Pair
Women's fine quality kid Gloves,
In the popular 2-clasp style. Over
seam sewn, with one row stitched
backs. Black, white, tan, gray,
navy and brown. In fi f O Cf
sizes from 5V2 to 8, P
PearlCVspGloves $1.75
The latest . novelty for dress or
street .wear. One-clasp style, with
4-row black embroidered backs,
pique sewn. Colors black, white,
tan and cream. Come fi J 7?
in all sizes. The pair, P
Christmas Ribbons
The Ribbon Store Is ready with a bewildering array of the season's
latest novelties at lowest prices. Buy your Holiday Ribbons NOW.
A Sale of Ribbons by the Bolt
Extra quality pure silk and narrow satin Rib
bons, all colors. At following reduced prices :
No. 1 Ribbon, regular price 14c, bolt, 10
No. 1V Ribbon, regular price 17a, bolt, 12
No. 2 Ribbon, regular price 25cbolt, 18
No. 3 Ribbon, regular price 45c, bolt, 27
Baby Ribbon, 10-Yd.Bolt 7jc
Our holiday leader Good quality satin Baby
Ribbon, just the thing for tying up holiday
packages. (Jome IV yaras to meiytfa
cj m mi J9 m
bolt.- Supply your needs at, the bolt,
10c Wash Ribbons, at Bolt 6c
Ribbon department, main floor Sale of 5000
bolts fancy Wash Ribbons, suitable for holi
day use. Come in colors white, blue, pink and
lilac; 5-yard bolts, 12c grade, 8 the
bolt; regular 10c grade, the bolt, only
Women's $2.25 Handbags at 98c
If you are thinking of making some friend a Christ-
moa nr-PcdTif irvP snmpthino' useful, wfi SUfrcest one of
these splendid leather bags. Correct shapesQO
and sizes, well made, best $2.25 grade. Special
$3.50 Handbags $1.98
Bags of splendid quality and extra
well eopstrueted, with strong
frames, clasps, etc. Very newest
shapes, leathers and J T QO
colors; $3.50 vals. at pXeeO
$6.50 Handbags $4.98
Any style or leather you may de
sire, in this assortment, all the
most favored shapes and sizes. Are
strictly high-grade, C5 QQ
regular $6.50 Bags,
WnfWPtl Fierce Litied UndetWeGV 5UC Thousands of yards of Beautiful Cluny Laces in the
Irlf (si If 41 3 .IL'-- cnio rnrfav At V. off thfl regular marked mices. An
unlimited variety of patterns and widths for your every
purpose. Our entire stock is included in this offering;
absolutely none win oe reserved, un saie yi g Iff
l-v ijr mm
Morrison street entrance. Wo-
womens uuuei wear ucuiuu, V , " - , , -gih
men's fine grade cotton vests and pants good heavy weight tor V all ana
Winter wear, fleece-lined. Come in gray or white and to all sizes
Vests have high neck and long Bleeves; pants in ankle length. Cf
TooHon -nrpnriTKT And nieelv finished garments. Special this saleV
rur. uenton varments ouc
"Dr. Denton" Sleeping Garments for
children, ine knit merino fabric ; soft,
elastic and very durable. Made with
feet. If your children kick the bed
clothes off, give these a trial. Sizes to
fit children from 6 months P f T f
Women's Union Suits $1.00
Women 's fine ribbed white cotton Union
Suits, extra well finished and of splen
did wearing quality. Medium weight for
present wear. High neck, long or elbow
sleeves or low neck, sleeveless and ankle
length. Sizes 4, 5 and 6. J ))
On sale at, the garment,
to 10 . years. At 50c to
UQ Blue tit, mo s"., ii
fiOr Nazareth Waist Union Suits 35c
Main Floor. A great Friday Bargain in Children's Nazareth Waist
Union Suits the kind you have always bought at 50c each. Medium
weight fine ribbed cotton, with taped buttons and drop seatOT
c;a - .fcilH from 2 to 12 years. On sale today, garment JJ
Black Pantalets 25c a Pair
Children's black Pantalets, very service
able for school wear. Fine ribbed, soft
cotton, with heavy fleece. Come in sizes
for children from 2 to 10 years of age.
nnAr-oA nt mothers will buv no other
garments. Supply the children's O
npeds. todav. a earment, only
Women's Union Suits 75c
Women's fine cotton ribbed Union Suits
in heavy Winter weight. Come in white
only. High neck with long or elbow
sleeves or low neck with no sleeves.
Antla Inno-tli. Handsomely finished and
perfect fitting. Complete line 7 if
of sizes. Special at, garment, m J
today, main floor, Tenth st. entrance, at
65c Embroideries 25c
Splendid assortment of dainty pat
terns ' in high-grade embroideries
for every purpose. JSdges, bands,
galoons. insertions and corset cover
effects. Best 65o values.Q Cfm
$1.75 Motor Veils 98c
At the veiling counter, on the main
floor. Great Friday special of
"Our Leader" motor Veils. Every
one knows the quality. They are
finished with satin edge. QQp
Regular $1.75 values forOl
Women's IniVl Kerchiefs 6 for$l
Main Moor, near the elevators Women's Fine Qual
ity Imported Belfast Linen Handkerchiefs, with neat
hemstitched edge and embroidered initial in corner;,
put up in an attractive Christmas box; 2 t ((
time to do vour Holiday buying! Box of 6 P W
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needs, today, a garment, only It of sizes. Special at, garment, f
Women's Cotton Hose 3 Pair for 50c
Auk for S. fc H.'
Trading Stamps.
Initial Kerchiefs at 20c
Women's finfc initial Handker
chiefs of superior quality, hem
stitched edge, bordered with Ar
menian lace. Dainty embroidered
initial in corner. Special O f
at three for 50c, or, eachA'v'
Child's Initial Kerchiefs
Children's pure linen initial Hand
kerchiefs, with narrow hemstitched
border. Put up 3 in a fancy Xmas
box. Supply your Chiistenas needs
now while assortments O CZg
are complete. The box at
Women's and children's Hosiery, main floor,
Morrison-street way Women's fast black cotton
Hose, seamless, with double garter wen ana ex
tra spliced soles, toes and heels. Extra CZflf
good wearing quality, all sizes, 3 prs.for
Women's Silk Stockings $1 Pair
Five standard lines are included in this special
offering "Kayser" and "Remember Me" flare
top, black, white and full line of street and even-
cViaW All sixes in thp. linn. H t l f
Exceptional values, special at, pair, V v v
"Kayser" Silk Hosiery $1.50 Pr.
"Kayser Wonderfoot" Silk Stockings, pure
thread silk, with lisle thread lining inside of sole
trarter inns. Came in black, white and snlen-
did line of the most desirable colors and in all sizes. These jP T
Ktorkinirs will e-ive excellent wear. Special at, the pair, -vr
Infants' Silk and Wool Stockings 35c Pair .
We carry the largest and most complete line of women's, infants' and
children's Hose to be found in the city. Good, dependable grades only.
Today Infants' fine silk and wool Stockings in medium weight, fine
ribbed, seamless. In white and sky, black or tan. Come in Q
sizes from 4y2 to 6V2. Supply the baby's needs today at, a pair V
Children's "No Mend" Stockings 25c Pair
"No Mend" Stockings for boys and girls are true to name. Your
hosiery troubles will end with the purchase of the first pair. Fine ribbed
dressy hose, absolutely fast black, with linen spliced knees, heels and
toes. Guaranteed to give satisfactory wear. Come in sizes from Q
5Vfe to 10. We place them on sale at the low price of, the pair,
Children's Fine Cashmere Hose 25c Pair '
Many parents prefer buying cashmere Hose for the children's Winter
wear. Today we open a special line of heavy-weight cashmere Hose
for boys and girls, in a fine ribbed seamless, with gray merino O f
heels and toes. Best to be had for the money; sizes 5y3 to 10, pair
Men's $27.50 Overcoats 3
The Most Sensational Offerings of the Season
A Friday Sale of Men's High-Cirade Uvercoats mar win crowu
the store today. Broken lines of this season's best selling
models in long and medium lengths with plain and convertible
collars. Full and lined. Good range of colorings m browns,
grays and mixtures. Strictly up-to-date, well-CJ T f Oc
made coats; regularly to $27.50; sizes 34 to 44, P J- CJer
Men's Handkerchiefs by the Box-KbUUi&u
.85
Men's fine initial Handkerchiefs in two
styles, plain white with embroidered in
itial ; also corded, hemstitched
with colored initial corner, box 6
Men's pure Belfast linen Kerchiefs with
embroidered initial corner; size. 20x20
inches. Put up six in a g f ffl
fancv Christmas box for P-M-W
Men's 25c Initial Handkerchiefs of finest
Belfast linen, narrow hemstitched hem;
Choice of several styles of fl f O GL
initials. Box of sis for P A
Men's 35c Initial Handkerchiefs, extra
fine quality Belfast linen, with pretty
embroidered initial. Three fij 7 flfh
styles in Xmas box for W
Sale Handsome Matched Holiday Sets for Men
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Men s o-piece oei siik rour-ui-nouu uu
3-piece Sets, accordeon knit Vest, silk
Hose and Tie to match, black and white,
black and red, black and J fif
gold, tan and white; a set pvr. Vvr
Men's silk Hose and Tie Sets, cleverly
boxed to imitate a book, with pair of
silk Hose and Tie to match inside, and
Christmas card. Come in (PI flf)
all shades. Special only P v v
Tuitli scarf nin and tie clasn to match
Put up in a pretty Christmas f7CZg
box. Special at only, the box
Men's Holiday Boxed Ties. Handsome
silk Four-in-hand Ties, in attractive
Christmas Holly box. WTe have hundreds
of styles to select from. Pe"2?C
riallv nrified for this sale at
Ttw Tf F CUivC O fifNewest and most attractive pat
pleated bosom.
brns. otrined effects plain or
Thpv are the popular coa at models. Come in all sizes. $1.50 grade.
CLOWtS
$4.50 Trains at $2.98
In the 4th Floor Toy Store
Extra well constructed, with locomotive,
tender, baggage car, vestibule passenger
coach and 10-section track; very finest
steel spring. Regular price 2JQ QQ
$4.50, special at only, each P
Girls' Woolen Dresses Only $4.29
Second floor. Children's Dresses of splendid all-wool serges,
in navy, cardinal, brown and Copenhagen. Neat styles, high
or low neck, long or short sleeves and plain or Cj Q Q
gored skirts. Ages 6 to 14 years. $4.98 and
$2.25 Values $1.29
Children's Galatea Dresses,
in an assortment of light and
dark colors ; high or low
neck, long and short sleeves
$12.50 Vals. $9.38
Special in girls '. all - wool
cream serge Dresses, norfolk,
sailor styles and one-piece
Peter Thompsons. Also fancy
Dresses. Regn- CJQ QO
lar $12.50 val. pZfJD
Regular $2.25 T QQ
WOMEN'S $4.00 SHOES AT $3.39
Main- floor Women's high-grade tan Shoes in Russia and wil
low calf. Smart, stylish boots for the younger set. Short, raised
toe last. These shoes priced at $3.39 are regular $4.00 values.
GLEN WOOD BUTTER
In the grocery department, fourth floor.
Crosse & Blackwell's Oil, the bottle at 70$
35c Long's Preserves, special, the jar, 25
78c
grade for only
$1.25 Galatea Dresses 67c
Children's wear section, second floor. A
heavy quality-Galatea Dress for chil
dren 2 to 6 years of age. Plain blue and
stripe patterns. They are regu- (iff
lar $1.25 values ; special at only v
Children's Hats Are V Off
Our entire stock of children's Hats and
Bonnets in all the latest styles and colors
and ranging from 75o np to U fff
$6.50 Hats, at this sale at ' v"
Auk for
Boys' $5 Knicker Suits $3.95
Juvenile department, main floor. A Friday special in boys'
Suits of more than passing interest. End of the season clean-up
of broken lines and odd Suits just 250 of them in the lot.
Brown and gray, mixtures, etc. Sizes from 9 3?Q QEZ
to 18 years. Your unrestricted choice today, ouly PKf.J
Tin main Circle Main Floor
j
CrepeKimonos, Special$l. 79
Bargain circle, main floor. Large shipment of pretty crepe
Kimonos on sale for today at a very low price. V and Dutch
necks, empire and coat effects; some 6hirred at the waist line.
Beautiful patterns, trimmed with bands and "1 7Q
pipings. Sizes 34 to 44. Extra special at only P
New Silk Petticoats at $2.95
On the main floor bargain circle today. A splendid line of
Silk messaline and Jersey-top Petticoats, styled with wide knife
and accordeon-pleated flounces, trimmed with pin tucks and
with or without under ruffle. Have string tops. dJO QCJ
They come in all shades. Very special at only
last beard from him, nearly a year ago,
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