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About Morning Oregonian. (Portland, Or.) 1861-1937 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 23, 1915)
J 13 Tin: OKEGCmAS. THXKSDA.Y. DECEMBER 23. 1913. i i i- II J ,,-jiii xmwmiii HlmMIM WWW) f Vomens'GlurS; I n 1 1 1 1 1 1 -jiiinnnnii -i --- PRESIDENT OF OREGON CONGRESS OF MOTHERS AND HER SON. WHO ARE PLANNING I OR THE HOLIDAYS. MISS v V J. ; - J i'nliililh ; - ' OCR socl. alone I tester WilH"" I'R social servlca worker kave spleadiv! service, Tfce re and papHa. too. eip' eo tatifit:y an4 gaeroolv tiet I kwa i wort to eiprese Biy P frteuiion.' Ttna i4i the tt-nnt ef Mies Peg. trtar Nelty T.sf.ft.T Mbit she was eicuiBg th activities of te JJ.al ! rrnt-Te-her Am:U!Ioh The c.tlMria who ecu 14 do eo brought tor the Ixotrt all air4 laio lb eelrn of tfce work aa4 lha luirUtlM la pmvuiiag fjr a-ore of jaltl la ir hatca.:k aier.ru-t. levrl dona tone at nor made It peit!e for the nnalUM ta bur floor aa4 otber rT:iou ei4 c oo'l substantial roost of beef ert-t lac at mutteav Not eair provisions vara given. ral4 r m.e Keliy. mattresses, jaiits. .ht .i ataar arttcta ra ro.W for famillaa ao vara la raa( al AH aa oul4 ia at uar. troialoaa ar lhair 1m in4 lainta .f a aa4 aa m rall aJattja feaa md a artaadt ror4. M;a Kali la nairmaa at la aoctat rt-a Ja- rt rr a L Ra la t&o .! laucktr of Mra. J. . K'tr. trMat cf lha katta-.i rafat-Tacbr AavlaCiua. a a a Tb Kmwo'i Totit!cI c!o-a CIo a!4 If cnaatiaa' la) "otral Li brary TaiJy ar-roofv Tka apaakar tor I ia ct- aa I r. C. IL Cbapman. bta !. bm -Will taa arort B.'tac faaear a a a Ta LirI"art clubwoman ara tak n aa a.tta lotrt In Oirtatmaa .ia and dolac. a Xon4 tby win jia a party for about . ran of tka 'rair ttrttloa ll"m Tbia wi:l ba a craat eccaatoa wbaa rwaasa and Jttr, wtll frolic and eUr and all bo raUdra tecotbar. Mix Cwlivs. of t&a Library. U raad m rhrtatmaa tor. liamaa l!l b an Jorad and thr wtil ba a woodarfbl praad at caara aad soodtaa. a a a Vta Nina, Oraalkonaa. tka Kiftad radr. I4 Iba jy of Iko Wltchlrx Hour o Monday at tha in.atloa" of Iba larai&arat stady Club. Tha at play t b taaan op wi.J aa Maalarliack a 'railaaa aad ii'Uaaad. a Tka rortfand rvcholocy Club will vnaat tba afcrnooa la Iko Library, ir ViMr4 Krla wltl !ad tha atudy of -Hit" Xra. Alva Lao Utapbana I ervatdont of thia alaraatlrv rlub. r-a la ala praatdaat of tb Portland l'arantTaarOr Aaaovlaiioa that la do- lac ao murk la aortal aarvlca and td4 catloaal work. a a a Tka mambara of tka Profa'lofial tl'wuii't Laaatia aro looklac forward to lair e!Utlrr party" tbal wltl ba katd la Iba Art Mum on th atcht of fwcatnbor II. !ia llary t'raacaa jjon la prI Jnu a a a V.. R. Martin wltl clo a lntar lac ttro at tha T. W. C. . Sun.lay aftr ooa at Tr auhl'ct will ba Tha fa of NinmlL Ail woman ara In itd. a a t'B'l-r tha d'ra.-tinn of Mi Jootyn railk". aa lntrrtiaf kolHy pro- rammo waa (! on Taday Mcbt in jt.--.il line H.ittaa. MUa Ratb Jomii aat Mirrt tlammar. lrocaliata. dalicht 4 ta wn witk thair oonar: tr. II. A. Ilimplnii pUd Tfotin auloa: Mra. t'1ri.tt Haa a o-i ia lu Marco il KoMrtaia ant NaMraa ftakar. tal- att roa!ara. a"a appraprtato itm. kora, Mra. ONil and Mra. Itacnptaa tUM'i a.-ornpaltot. a Mmhr of tha nitf t'tfro Club wtil moot rn tha Uhrary tbia aftr. aona aat wilt diacuaa currant aanta BrKArcrDiixr. M' Nbr TW plod rtaoa- a( 't.id CERTfitPC ICItlTLCfl kaa inada tka prof-.ioa of kH'.inc ral bar Ufa work. Hbo La probabty th only woaaaa la tb world a-cd la tkia arcaaaCInt for a livaltboo-l. Ph la cortalatjr tka only woman la Now York who kaa rboaoa ivl a caraar. M Hllir ta In rbara of a rat crw of ma who kill rata aolr hr ord'r. Tkay ara mploya-l fey aarloua aeaaaabia compaau la aar-k tbair abta wba th rcb port aaJ to taravtaata atl rodaata Mon tb-y acala aaiL Tka C'yi and Mallory liaaa aro Kir thoaa that raalarty am ploy kli-a Kaltlar and kar craw. Tbarw aro as rat trap, poioana a or otkor aaodara nor aact-cl lavaationa -ao.1 la tka a'aucbtar dirarl! ky tka Ctrl rat catckar. .V klad of f-mf la ron caKtad of lnrd -ota that only Mia llaitir know. Tka kail la a lampt la tbat It will draw tko rata fra all a feulldiac or aMn. Miao Hltlr or kar anplojaa await tkair approax-k aad crab tha ro-l-n:a wbaa thor coma ta fd. altkar klllinc tkara wllk tkalr fearo kasda or witb a rtuk or a trap. aWxnatlmaa aa Iron rod la aaad. No Btombor of tko rodnt famttjr ran raatat Iba kalt that la pfrd for him. a vary ahort aaao of tlmo tha antlr abla aiay ba iad. No otbr f fartlva maaa kaa aa yat ba foaod. Tka food wlta wbU-b tka rata ara raptarwd Is nanafartarod tn a llttia laaoratorr ocvpio4 ty Hi UtlUar aa 1. Brooira atraat. llato iba Ha wltk acoraa of rodanta. frrt. rabblta iulna pic aad picaooa. Tbay all ara auilo bappy tocth'r and do rot mtar- lra wita ona anotbar'a activltLa la tka laaU a a a lint llllr ferine h cholct wharf rataa korea laatcad of kliilnc Uara Mi tkar calbar about kar aa bar rat llarmlullnr aapodltiona. Tbao aba tamo, nam a and baapa for pia. Moat of lb animaia causM by tua craw now aro killed Immadlataly. but a fw yrarj aco tba bualkoaa waa doubly proAtabla. Too catrbora wra paid for caarlnc tb akipa or bulldinsa of tbarn aad war paid as. a ky arlamla'a or aoclora wbo ua4 than la earn cultara and madlcal export moat. Mua liaitlar la a daaraodanl of a toac Una of rat rate-hare. (ba lovaa bar p-o(aloa and aha lorae rata, liar one rocrat la tbat tkey mq.t fee killed. Kka la tbo daocbler of William A. liaitlar. wbo aatu kia datk a ahort tlmo aco waa la ebarce of the rat-cetrhlea; rrew bow directed fey kia daochter. Many betete. abipa aad dwelllaxa that depend, ad opoa klra to keep tbara free from ro dnte now accept Ik aerelrea of ble daachtar. lI.Kl.r learned bla profeeaion from Harry Jenelnv. known amonc kl aa aoclaiea aa Lt-fc tbo Rat.- lie becea bla career at Ike ace of II and con tinued la U for nearly half a century, for ii yeara he did ootblnc feul kill rata for a una. tare of rata. Khe kaa atwaya knoora the odor of cook in j rat Macnlt or the boilinf of pottaca. Janalbca nrat con cocted tka food that la now tired. It we, boweeer. perfected by Holder, wbo added a bow incredteat. Parla Hla yeara of labor Haiti? killed nearly & rata. It waa hla prood boat that more than two-thtrda of ttiat number ba billed with bla bare baada aad that ba bad nacer ud a trap nor a drop of po'eon. Tbua far Ma (auxbtrr baa a record aim oat aa rood a bl own and aha keepa tha aerount of rb dar-e work on a carefully ar timet Kort card. Tba wharf rat la a ravace little craa. lure. It bit and erratrhae more rlo leatly than any other kind of rodent lie Injury often rult la blood pot oa or death, but Mia lieltler haa the animal under complete aabjectloo. la all of Bar carver tbua far aha haa never beea la tha Neat Injured from handling. lb cm. Olds, Wortman & King's Gift Sale of Coats Women's and Muses' Beautiful CoaU for Afternoon Wear. Models Worth Upto$55 $17.85 Dainty Evening: Shade in Broadcloths, Velvet - and Broadtail. On Sale Second Floor. See Window lone look backward and a look ahead. It can ae from what la haa come. It raa e the earlou roada by which It ran co forward. It can Bote Iba rxwr It haa In Ita hand. It can aeo it me today la what it wanta It to be. and how it can brat ua thl power to make IKo tomorrow more to lu llkln. a e e And thai It raa an war tha ajneatlon whether It ahall atrlka In an ammuni tion factory la order lo atop making hot and abell to kill Ita f allow-work-era, or lo cot mora monry for making tha ehot and ehelL For thl la no qutlon merely of tha preeent time, of making or not mak Inc ammunition. It la a question aa bia aa humanity Itself. It la a platform whose ede wtll reach Into future civ taxation. It meana will labor labor In tha crrat sje of expression and service will laUr stand merely for money ctltln. for the pay envelope: or wtll it stand for that expression of man's activity that brine bappineaa lo life? BABY HOME HAS TREE a) LITTLE OSKS WILL HAVE BIG CHItlSTMAS tEUSH-inol. Gertrada llsltUr wee raised la aa at. Biosphere of rata. from bar aarlleat r .... .Christmas 1st." bat avery one of the . . . r a . inn. . Happy Kveat to Take riaew Teaserraw Aflerweoa Jeaaelll Mill tar la Beaeflt to SVa Clvea Later. A healthy, bappy family of 0 young- tar at the Baby Homo la eagerly awaiting tba Christmas tree and cele bration that will be bald tomorrow at l o'clock. Of course tba vary younsaat of tka tiny tots do not know Just wkat la to happen, for they be long to tha class tbat "never saw Snapshots. llwr of Labor. DO joo not find pleasure In dwelling upon tbo fact tbal labor la coming Into Its own. tbat It Is being given dignities and honor, that It has arrived at the distinction of having a day at apart for It en the calendar, that It riro I being hrard and regarded In chambere of stale? lor It all means, doe It not, that this great factor of life and bap pineaa, tbia thing tbat with many of of oa stands alrnoel for life and hap piness, la receiving !t troe valuation la the eyes of mankind. No longer Is tba edict to tilt the soil looked upon aa a cure. It la winning at last Its true recocritloo ae a prtvltec.' as the ex pre.ioo ef mans s'lf. hi only true raan of et pre loo In fact, and there fore bie chief asnue of happiness. For whea man la expressing Ma true self, be la bappy. as Rut since every arrow thai file feele the attraction of earth, tbia npward f ichl of tabor towards Ita true r-Uce aad rerocnlttoa la tbo world'e af.'slre la liable lo fee held beck. If thoee wbo hao Its feet Interests at heart are not watrhfoL Instead of labr with li pew power and prestige standing f r lha rights and hlcht bsppinrss of roan. Ibis power and poaitloa may bo need for bar code. a e o ta tbo post weeba and month, there have fea atrlkee and minora of strike both) ker aad abroad. And It baa been ai-i tr-at ta some of the atrlkee. daily ti-.ose la ammunition tUnt the (rtevaec waa aot because the men wanted In stop making sbot aad ske.i lo hoo( their brothers, tut because they wanted a greater share In the profits tbat resulted from soaking tba shot aad shell. e e e Money looms largo with meat ef as la oar dalty affairs. The pay envelope 'm often of more Importance lo a than tba work It stand for. Life Is ao ar rar.ced and toil haa heretofore been on such a basis that with most of oe money kaa ba Ike one eeaenilel. And aa the wae bas beea of mora Impor tance than vbo work. Tha salary bas beea tha first thing lo be considered. What we shall da to get the sa.ary baa beea secondary. Aad ao perhaps It I ntturml that INeaa workers should de mand what Iher coaldr their Just bare of the profile of their work, aad that they eboul-1 not atop to consider very seriously what this work is. a e e But today. If at no other tires In tba Tex, labor baa Us leisure to take a dear little dimpled darlings feels sure that soma big event Is about to transpire. And It surely la. In the big ban there is ona or tn prettiest trees In town, all decked In Kay ornaments and anining tinsel, while strings of colored lights have been arranged to complete the fairy land effect. Toys and candy will be civen to each one of the little wards of the home. Mrs. Fred Johnston and Mrs. George li. Cellars will ba lr charge of the plana. Miss Georgia Morse, the matron, will assist In the ceromonlee. cieveral tota of tha home have been Invited out to dinner on Christmas day and for the others there will be a good nourishing dinner In tha home with all the goodies that ona can safely give to llttia people. About the middle of next month Madame Jotnelll and a number of local singers will give "Romeo and Jullet fnr the benefit of the babl's. The opera wtll ba produced In the Hetllg Theater with Vine, Jomrllt In tha stel lar role. This will give an opportunity for all who wish to assure the babes of food and care for many days of Iba coming year. Collage? Grove Candidates Out. COTTAGE GROVK. Or. Tec ZZ. (Special.) Tha Cottage Grove post mastersblp. In which there will be a vacancy next March, will not go beg ging. Already there are three active candidates for the position and others have been mentioned. Thoee already mil with petitions are Ernest I'urvance, Joo fmith and Mrs. IL II. Veatch. All are L-emocrata. Poatmaster Vanden burg. who la a Republican, Is not a canHirfst. 25 Oar Crates, Andirons, Spark Folding; Screens, Fireseta aad Fenders. A food opportunity to equip Your Fireplace. Make a Fireplace) Gift. M. J. Walsh Co. Both Phones. ' 311 Stark St. Grata Renewals and Fireplace ncpairinjf. rsTrliWNHI f -VrVie.' 'Jjfxl'e rae- w Green Trading Stamps Given With Purchases ALWAYS ASK FOR THEM! Take Down-Town Luncheon in Our Beautiful Tea Room, 4th Floor Meet Your Friends Here Only 2 More Days in which to do your Christmas buyinf. Christinas shopping is best dona at this big-. roomy, daylight store. Olds, Wortman $c King Reliable Merchandise Reliable Methods Pacific Phone Marshall 4800 Home Phone A 6231 Christmas Candies and fancy Boxes in a great assortment. See special display at the Bargain Circle on the Main Fir. Shop early! Headquarters for Xmas Shoppers! 24 '.St STORE WILL NOT BE OPEN EVENINGS Santa Claus In Toyland Bring the children in and let them see Jolly Old Santa and the beautiful new Dolls, Toys, Games and other Xmas Novelties. Santa will ap pear in Toyland from 2 to 5 P. M. BRANCH POSTOFFICE near the Stamp Booth, on the Third Floor. BRANCH EXPRESS OFFICE in the Basement Underprice Store. SEALS, TAGS, XMAS STATION ERY, Table Decorations, 1st Floor. Xmas Kerchief Specials $1.25 Boxed Kerchiefs Now $1.00 Women's 35c Kerchiefs for 25c Women's Handkerchiefs with vari ous style initials, also with dainty corner embroidery and plain hem. Fine, shear grade linen. Put up threw or six to the box. Usual selling price, J 1-25 (JT fl( box. . Priced at, box p Xa W Irish Linen Handkerchiefs 3 for $1.00 Spanish Lace Kerchiefs 3 for $1.00 Women's Christmas Handkerchiefs in dozens of styles, with various style embroidered ' corners, also with initial. Fine quality linen and shamrock lawn. Splendid 35c Kerchiefs. Special for 0J Thursday and Friday at aWJlw IRISH Hand-Embroidered Ker chiefs, put up three in neat frold Iettered white Xmas box. Fine, .sheer linen. Priced ffl fif special, box of 3 P-L W REAL SPANISH Embroidery Ker chiefs in great many pretty de signs. Fine quality linen. Priced special today at, (7f IS) only, box of three PX11 Best New Fiction for Girls Michael CHalloran Gene Stratum Porter.. The Far Country Winston Churchill The Heart of the Sunset Rex Beach Making Money Owen Johnston The Foolish Virgin Thomas Dixon Three. Things Mary Shipman Andrews.... ..SI. 35 ..$1.50 ..$1.35 ..$1.35 .$1.33 ....50 Best Western Books For Xmas Gifts The Guardians of the Columbia. A beautiful book on the Columbia River, the mountains, the forest and the folk loie of Oregon. paper .75 postpaid. Cloth $1.50 postpaid. Leather $2.50 postpaid .The Columbia River Highway Samuel C. Lancaster. Showing "all the wonderful pictures of the Great Highway in color. The gift of a life time. Vellum , $2.50 Parchment $3.50 The Oregon Country. Geo. P. Putnam. A descriptive book of travel, hunting and fishing in Oregon, with many fine pictures $1.75 The Bridge of the Gods Balch. The best-selling Oregon novel ever written $100 Book Department First Floor Shop Early in the Day Special Xmas Sale of Womens Bath Robes and Kimonos Gifts That Are Always Appropriate YOUR SHOPPING TOUR is not complete until you have seen the wonderful display of gift articles in the Garment Salons on the Second Floor. Expert salespeople to serve you promptly and help you choose most satisfactory gifts. Shop in the morning. Corduroy Robes $2.98$3.98$5.95 CORDUROY ROBES AT $2.98 These are fash ioned in kimono style and have large shawl collar. Made from medium-weight, velour-finish corduroy, in splendid range of colors. -All sizes. CORDUROY ROBES AT $3.98 Attractive models with low neck and short sleeves. Fashioned in loose effect, with large shawl collar. Shown in many dainty patterns and colors. Full range of sizes. CORDUROY ROBES, $5.95 Several pretty styles in -this assortment, made with high or low necks, long or short sleeves. Some have convertible collars, others with roll collars. Silk lined. Full range of sizes. SPECIAL SHOWING OF FANCY BOUDOIR CAPS. Early Day. Shop In the Beacon Bath Robes at $3.98 Crepe de Chine Kimonos $6.95 Second Floor Women's Bath Robes of famous "Beacon" robe materials. Large assortment of styles and materials, in light and dark colors, with collars or collar less. All- sizes. CO QQ Priced very special '-' Kprnnd Floor Dainty Crepe de Chine Kimonos and Negligees, made up in newest styles. Fitted or loose effects. Trimmed with laces and ribbons. Some with touches of hand- flj; Qf embroidery. Special PUs7-J Beacon Bath Robes at $5.00 Silk Kimonos and Robes $7.98 Second Floor "Beacon" Bath Robes in assorted styles and pat terns. Low necks, round or square collars. Light and dark colors. Priced spe- CJ fhfk cial today at, each Second Floor Japanese Silk Ki monos' and Quilted Robes, with beautiful hand-embroidered de signs down front. Very dainty gifts. Priced spe- j QO cial today at, each P Electric Gifts That Please! Special Display 3d Floor $ 8.00 Nickel or Copper Coffee Percolators $6.39 $ 7.50 Electric Coffee Percolators, special, $5.25 $22.00 Electric Chafing Dishes, special at $17.60 $15.00 Electric Chafing Dishes, special at $Jl-95 $10.50 Electric Tea Ball Pots, special at $8.3- $ 8 00 Electric Tea Ball Pots, special at $6.39 $ 3.00 Electric Toasters pneeu opeuai $ 6.50 Electric Toasters at Jo.l! $16.00 Coffee Percolators $11.95 $11.50 Coffee Percolators at $7.95 $10.00 Electric Kettles for $7.95 $ 11.50 Electric Kettles for $8.75 O Kn Vlwfrie TCpr.tles for JST.."0 $ 6.25 Water Heater now at $4.95 $19.50 Electric Stove, only $15.60 Special Bargains in Electric Lamps, Cut Glass, Silverware. 'Coffee Day' Grocery Department On the Fourth Floor No deliveries of these specials ex cept with other purchases made In the Grocery Dept. Shop early. 40c Coffee 29c Lb. Fourth Floor This Is our cele brated "OWK" Imperial Roast Coffee a splendid 40c OQr quality. Priced special, lb.-'-'' 50 c Tea Special39c Fourth Floor Uncolored Japan, English Breakfast or Ceylon. Excellent 60c- Tea. On QQ special sale at, the pound -ie 25c Herahey's Cocoa, i lb, 16f ORDER .YOUR XMAS GRO CERIES EARLY. Phone Your Ordtrs---Marshall 4800, A 6231. MerchandiseBonds & Glove Bonds issued for any amount at the spe cial booth, center aisle, first floor If undecided what to give, choose an "OWK" Merchandise Bond or Glove Order. "PORTLAND MAID" the Premier DOLLAR SILK HOSE AN IDEAL XMAS GIFT Black. White and All Colors. Sale of Men's Xmas Neckwear Lot 1-Men's $1.00 Tics. Special 85c f.nt 2-Men's $2.00 Ties, Special $1.15 "mm we ae Main Floor 2000 Men's Xmas Ties in heavy rich silks. Latest wide-end stvles. Qualities such as ordinarily sell at. $2.00. Priced verv EDecial today at $1.15 Main Floor Men's beautiful new wide-end Ties of rich materials. Hun dreds of different patterns and latest colorings. $1.00 grades onOCg. :1 nAT7 at. onl V a-e special fclA,wJ - r Special Showing of Mens Ties at 25c, 50c and 65c ft Xmas Sale Manhattan Shirts Menfs $2.50 Paiamas at $1.59 Main Floor Our Great Sale of Men's Manhattan Shirts will continue Thurs day and Friday. A wonderful oppor tunity to buy Shirts at noiaDie savi8. i "tn Manhattan Shirts now Sl.UJ $2.00 Manhattan Shirts now $2.50 Manhattan Shirts now $3.00 Manhattan Shirts now Manhattan Shirts now $3.75 $5.00 Manhattan Shirts now Shirts are cut $1.25 $1.75 $1.95 $2.50 $3.65 full in ITanhartfln SHOP EARLY tndard sizes and made from very ' best quality of fabrics. All sizes Main Floor Extra special offering for Thursday and Friday. Men's Pa jamas of excellent quality soisette and madras. Plain colors ana iancy pat terns, frog - trimmed, $2.00 and $2.50 immed. J f CQ grades P-I-e-JV $2.50 Sweaters at $1.49 Main Floor Men's heavy ruffneck Sweaters in colors, Oxford, maroon and brown. Usual $2.50 trrade. EDecial at on Men's $3.50 Un'n Suits Special $2.19 Main Floor Men's medium-weight Union Suits famouB "Cooper Ken osha Klosed Krotch" style, worn by particular men the world over. Per fect in fit and finish. p 1Q S3.50 Union Suits at P J- Men's $1 $1.25 Gowns Special 89c Main Floor Men's Night Gowns, of splendid heavy grade outing flannel, in plain or fancy patterns; cut in full standard sizes and nicely finished. Excellent $1.00 OQa and $1.25 gowns. Special, U) lilOt wit $1-49 Men's 35c Kerchiefs 6 for $1.59 Mam Floor Buy your gift Hand kerchiefs today at a special low price. Men's fine linen handker chiefs in regulation size, with neat hem. Usually selling J f f?Q at 35c each. Six for V-ie-JiV Great Christmas Sale Trimmed Millinery $5.00 Trimmed Hats $1.95 $12.50 Trimmed Hats $3.00 I. e,ew-Tv ornv2 vn ft nnn A a an ertra snecial offering for Thursday i and Friday, we place on-sale two big lots of women's smart mid-winter millinery v at less than nan regular vaiues. mmooawe now ... ..., -- bans, trieornes, etcu, also any numDer oi Deautuui nam ior or VC v. felta, etc- in black and leading colors. Trimmings of ostrich fancies, French , ... - rs i t a. .U.n J e- V i ct cola flowers, wings, gold, silver and jet novelties, won t lau to T TRIMMED HATS WORTH J f QCZ I TRIMMED HATS WORTH (J Q tin a AA s-n-si lMka-i ol D J-.J ud to $12.50. Special at V - OUR ENTHtE STOCK OF UNTRIMMED HATS ON SALE TODAY AT Vz PRICE.