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About Morning Oregonian. (Portland, Or.) 1861-1937 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 22, 1916)
15 Double &?K Stamps Today Si All Over the Store This Will Be -Our Christmas Gift to Our Cash CustomersShop Here and Get Double S. & H. Trading Stamps Give a Merchandise Bond fcXJBjqjai-t&j wftfrxjtini sii.ru Christmas Candies of Superior Quality Delicious, wholesome sweets made from the best of materials. Special showing of Candies by the pound, fancy boxed Can dies, Candy Canes, etc. Special prices to churches, societies, Sunday schools, etc. IFje: Starxfardf Stare of Ifce fJorifrCEsi Or Glove Order Let the one you wish to remember do his or her own choosing buy an OVfJZ Merchandise Bond or Glove Order and solve the gift question quickly and with entire satisfaction. Bond Booth, 1st Floor. Double Stamps with cash purchases.' Olds .Wortmaxi &fOn nEliftbk Merchandise Ielrable Metfoocf s There Will Be No Evening Shopping -Store Closes at 6T.M. THE MORNING OREGONIAN, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 22, 19IG. Charge Purchases Made Today and the Remainder of This Month Will Go On Your January Account Payable February 1 THIS WILL BE OUR CHRISTMAS GIFT TO OUR CHARGE CUSTOMERS OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT HERE. Wool Scarf Sets for Gifts Special $1.75, $2.50 and $2.75 Main Floor Fresh shipment just received Women's and Misses' Knit Wool Sets consisting of Cap and Scarf to match. Extra well-made. Each set put up in an attractive box for gift-giving. Shown in rose, Alice blue, Copenhagen blue, heather, blackf yellow, white, purple, gray;, also in combinations of various colors with white. Knit sets worth up to $3.00 specially priced at $1.75, $2.50 and $2.75.- Ask to see these Sets. Gift Handkerchiefs Underpriced Main Floor CREPE SILK Hand kerchiefs for women. All good colors. Neat embroidered design. 35c grade. Special WOMEN'S all-linen Handker chiefs in white or with colored de signs. Excellent value at CC--. 790 box of 3 now for, box ODL WOMEN'S Linen and Shamrock Cloth Kerchiefs in all white or dainty colored effects. Now "1 7 priced , very special at, each "EXQUISITE KERCHIEFS with finest of needle, art work, hand drawn hems and sheerest linen, on sale at hi less than real value. Sale prices range, each $1.00 to $6.50 Women's Gift Neckwear 65c to $1.25 Main Floor Women's hand-embroidered, plaited and hemstitched Neckwear in Georgette crepe, broadcloth and organdies. Special ly selected lines priced for quick selling at 650, 980, $1.25 Veils at 59c Main Floor Lengths ltf . to 1 yards qualities worth up to $1.00 yard. Black, gray, navy, white, magpie, brown and purple. CQ.-. Specially priced now, piece Gift Specials 3d Floor Brass Smoking Sets in great assortment of styles NOW GREATLY REDUCED. Brass Umbrella ' Stands . Now Reduced. Sherbet and Coffee Sets Now Reduced. Electric Percolators; Are Now Reduced. Electric Toasters and Heaters Reduced. Electric Chafing Dishes Now Reduced. Casseroles and Trays Are Now Reduced. Coaster Sets and Ramekin Sets Reduced. Tea Ball Pots and Pipe Racks Reduced. Baking Dishes Are Now Greatly Reduced. Hot Water Kettles Are Now ' Reduced. Cigar Holders, All Styles, Now Reduced. All Cut Glass 20 Off Marble Statuary, y2 Price Desk Sets at y2 Price Electric Lamps Reduced Useful Gifts For Men Hats, Gloves, Umbrellas, Ties, Handkerchiefs, Underwear, Cuff Links, Stick Pins, Suspenders, Arm Bands, Sweaters, Overcoats, Suits, Raincoats, Hosiery everything men like can be had here at most reasonable prices. $5.00 Silk Shirts At S3. 50 Main Floor Special assortment of Men's Silk Shirts broken sizes 14, 14, 15, 15, 16 and Cfl 18 only. Reg. $5 Shirts PJJ $125 Pajamas, $1JL9 Main Floor Good heavy grade flannelette in neat patterns. These usually sell at $1.25 and C1 1 Q $1.50. Priced special at P1J. MEN'S PLAIN LINEN Hand kerchiefs of excellent 20c OC.- quality. Priced at two for Special Sale Men 's Xmas Ties 85c Grade 65 c $4J00 Grade $2.00 For Friday and Saturday selling choice of thousands of Men's high-grade Ties in every wanted style and color at about factory prices. Don't overlook this sale I 85c Men's Ties, special at 650 Men's $1.50 Ties, special, $1.19 Men's $2.00 Ties, special, $1.50 $2.50 up to $4.00 Ties at $2.00 Make the Most of ths Last 2 Days by Coming to This Store for Your Christmas Gifts Where Assortments Are Large and Varied, Where Salespeople Are Ready and Anxious to Serve You and Where You Are Assured of the Very Best Values. Carry Small Parcels With You and Shop During Morning Hours if Possible. Gift- Sale of Women's Coats at $15.00 Dressy Street Coats & Evening Coats Second Floor Friday we shall place on sale a special lot of Women's and Misses" Coats at $15 that are phe nomenal values. All are new 1916 Winter models. Made up in zibelines, kurltex cloth, velours, cheviots, fig ured plushes, plaid velvets. Smart lengths; many trimmed with fur; others have .large plush collars and fancy pockets. Attractive garments for street and evening wear. Shown in black, tan, gray, etc. also in fancy plaid mixtures. See these T1 C flft Coats. Priced special at PU"" Sale of Suits At $19 Second Floor Broadcloth suits, velour suits, poplin 6uits, serge suits. Made up in this season's best styles, includ ing a number of beautiful belted mod els in Russian or loose-fitting effects. Fur and button trimmings, splendid quality linings. AH leading colors for street and dress wear and C1 Q Art all sizes. Gift Sale Price Py.UU Women's $6 Shoes $3.85 Button or Lace Styles ' Main Floor The above price will be in force Friday and Saturday. Fifteen hundred pairs Women's High-grade Shoes lines selected for quick disposal, consisting of enameled colt, dull kid, gunmetalcalf and tan calf leathers. Cloth or soft kid tops. Short, stubby toes or the pointed toes. Cuban or half-Louis heels, hand-turned or welted soles. Splendid Shoes for street and dress wear. Values to $6, at $3.85. Men's Gift Slippers "Cavalier," ' "Faust," "Rome o" and "Opera" styles of fine soft quality kid in brown and other wanted colors. Ideal gifts. Priced at $3, $3.50 and $4 pair. Linens for Xmas Gifts X if- 1 V s I V" 1 e- A v- Richardson's Pattern Cloths Pattern Cloths, size P7 A A 2x2 yards, priced at on Pattern Cloths, size 2x2 yards, priced only $8.00 Pattern Cloths, size 2x3 yards, priced at only Pattern Cloths, 6ize 2x3 yards, priced at Dainty Models in Gift Waists At $5 Second Floor Tailored and fancy styles, made up in chiffons, nets, laces, crepe de chine, Georgette crepe and taffeta. Scores of styles Splendid values. Special T ff with new large collars. PJ.vJv Gift Petticoats At $5.00 Second Floor She is certain to ap preciate one of these high-grade Petticoats for Christmas. Change ables, fancy plaids and stripes, Dresdens and all the wanted plain colors. Trimmed with ruffles, plaiting, shirring, etc. (PC ff Priced special at only 0.JJ Boudoir Sets &CapS BOUDOIR SETS also make very acceptable gifts. Cap and slippers to match. . Dainty shades in silk, trimmed with lace or (PI ribbon. Special, the set P BOUDOIR' CAPS in great va riety of styles and materials. QQ All colors. Priced special at 'OL $9.00 $10.00 ODD LINES RICHARDSON'S LINEN TOWELS NOW AT V OFF! TURKISH BATH SETS WITH INITIAL, FINE GIFTS, NOW AT 980 CHILDREN'S 25c BATH TOWELS, FANCY BORDERS, NOW 190 Butter Day Model Grocery Fourth Floor GLEN WOOD BUTTER OA- special, 2-lb. square at OvL. OWK SPECIAL But- nn ter 2-pound square at ' T Turkeys, Ducks Chickens Order your Christmas Gro ceries and Provisions early. C h o i c e corn-fed Turkeys, Geese, Chickens, delivered to your home in perfect condition. Headquarters for Mince Meat, Plum Pudding, Fruit Cake, Ci der, Fig, Dates, Nuts, Grape Juice, Loganberry Juice, etc. See Santa Glaus In Toyland Bi, jolly, rollicking, happy San ta, with his ready smile and deep voice. Bring the children to see him in Toyland, Fourth Floor. m 5ir it Ten Pin Sets, 25c and Up Fourth Floor Absolutely the best values ever offered. Ten-Pin Sets, put up in neat box. Made from hard wood and nicely painted. The set, 250, 500, $1, $1.25 4 - ... Child's Dining Set, $3.75 Child's stained wood Dining Set, -as shown above. Table 22x22 inches, 19 inches high. (P"? Drop-leaf, 2 chairs, set PJ 3 UN.r n Talking Machines, $6.00 With 12 Selections Wonder Talking Machine 'with 6 double reords. Rich mahogany finish. 12 inches wide, (PiT AA 12 inches deep. All for PU.UU DOLL BEDS, 24 inches long, nicely trimmed with silkoline in pretty . patterns. A pleasing gift for any little girl. Regular 70r $1.00 Beds specially priced PICKETS SET FREE 1 , i m I. W. W. Urge Boycott on Ore gon Coffee-House. JA!L..ISVSCENE OF TUMULT Sixteen Men Who Arc Arrested on Complaint of Restaurant Pro prietor Have Cases Contin ued byvJudgo Iiangguth. Sixteen pickets of the Industrial Workers of the World, stationed In boycott array before the Oregon Cof fee House, at First and Madison streets, were arrested yesterday by Police Ser preant Carlson and Patrolman Amiind- F. ABENDROTH DIAMONDS E-tablUhed 1MV WATCHES JEWELRY SILVERWARE ETC, ETC., Moved to 146 BROADWAY (Eilers Bldg.) Formerly . 313 Morrison St. Honest Goods Honest Prices. My regular prices are in many instances lower than so called special sale prices. I will prove it. son. on disorderly conduct charg-es. They were tried before Municipal Judge Langguth and dismissed, the cases being continued Indefinitely. All were young men In their 20's. and all enthusiasts for "the fellowship." As the patrol wagon jounaed them Jail ward they sang. In the elevator that Ufted them to .prison, they kept up the play. Once in the cells, they raised such tumult that their Jailers found it necessary to separate then). Patrona Told to Stay ' A Tray. Since the previous evening, the testi mony showed, the Industrial Workers, working In two shifts, had picketed the Oregon Coffee House, and advised pa trons not to enter. "Unfair to organised labor carls were pinned on their hats and coat lapels. Robert Menstell, one of the pro prietors, told the court that a commit tee of I. W. W. had called , upon him and asked that his restaurant and bakery be organized. "We want to or ganize your place," Menstell said the spokesman Informed him. "If you re sist, we'll put you on the buml" Men stell and his partner did object, and the picketing was ordered by the or ganizers. One Proprietor Submits. The labor agitators' were flushed with their victory of the day before, Menstell said, when they orced Rich ard Nagel. a restaurant keeper of 242 Burnside street, to accede "to their de mands by the exercise of similar tactics. BRIBERY CASE RECALLED Payment of Attorneys Fee9 Opposed by Conimissloner Bigelow. Once more the case In which ex- Mayor Rushlight. ex-Chief of Police Slover, Captain C. E. Baty and Ser geant B. F. Smith were arrested on a bribery charge for having attempted to catch Frank Comer, ex-deputy Ji trict Attorney, In the act of accepting a bribe, will get a place in. the City Council records. City Commissioner Blgelow yesterday sent in a . report recommending against payment of fees to attorneys employed by the officials to defend them in the action brought by Mr. Collier. The bill for attorney fees amounting to $750 was submitted to Commissioner Bigelow three and a half years ago and has been pigeonholed until yesterday. PLAGES TO BE FIXED Mr. Stanfield and Mr. Moser Preparing Committees. FAIR TREATMENT ASSURED Probable Presiding Officers of Two Houses of Next Legislature Get Wishes of Members-Elect to Guide in Appointments. Robert N. Stanfield, of Umatilla, who probably will be Speaker of the House In the coming Legislature, his election apparently having been assured during the past two or three weeKS, is in Portland for two days. He expects to return home tonight. Mr. Stanfield is writing to all mem bers of the House asking them to let him know as soon as possible tnelr preferences for committee appoint' ments. in the order of preference. There are 41 standing committees in the House, of which five have three members each, 33 have five members each and three have seven members each. The three having seven mem' bers each are the important wys and means. Judiciary and revision of laws committees. 201 Flaeea to Be Killed. As the Speaker does not servo on any committees, this leaves zui com mlttee places, including 41 chalrnian shlDS. to be apportioned among .69 members. "I hope to receive early replies from all the members so that I can complete the list of committee assignments well in advance of the session, said Mr. Stanfield. ' "As yet I don't know who will be on the various committees and I will not know until I can go over the letters of the members and ascertain their pref arences. ...... "It will be my earnest endeavor to treat all the members with considera tion and so far as possible to give each one those committee assignments that he prefers. Of course, with 69 members in the House, many of whom will desire the same committees, it will not be possible to place all exactly an they desire. Mr. Moser Prepares List. "I shall give every section of the state an absolutely square deal In ap portioning committee places. I have said this from the start and I have sincerely meant it and shall carry out my promise." Senator Gus C. Moser. of Multnomah. who will be president of the Senate, has received replies from most of the Senator giving their preferences and is now working on the committee list. While Senator Moser & not intimat ed what his appointments will be, it la generally believed that Senator Wood, of "Washington County, will head the Senate ways and means committee, on which he has served for several sessions: that Senator Vinton, of Yam hill, will be chairman of the Judiciary committee, and that Senator Huston, of Multnomah, will head the revision of laws, committee. FIGHT MADE ON PASTURE Nearby Residents Advise Council ' That Tract Is Tnsanltary. A petition signed by a large number of property owners has been filed with the City Council protesting against the maintenance of a pasture in the dis trict bounded by Fremont. East Seventh, Siskiyou and East Eleventh streets. It is complained that the pasture is un sanitary and that cattle pastured there get out and destroy lawns and gardens. It Is said the . pasture is leased out by Captain Spencer to individual own ers of cows and horses. Cottage Grove Elects. COTTAGE GROVE, Or., Dec. 21. (Special.) Cottage Grove Lodge No. 61, A. F. & A. M., elected the following of ficers at their meeting last night: Worshipful master, George M. Scott; senior warden. R. S. Trask; Junior war den. Elbert Bede; treasurer, T. C. Wheeler: secretary, Charles Adams; trustee. Worth Harvey, the retiring master. . . . DAVID SUIT AMENDED PACIFIC EXPORT LCMBEIl COM- PAJTY GIVES MORE DETAILS. . Lester W. David Allesed to nave Vio lated Contract for Formation of Large Corporation. An amended complaint setting forth In more detail than the original the actions of Lester W. David in the for mation of the Monarch Mills Company in alleged violation of a contract with W. D. Wheelwright, of the Paclfto Ex port Lumber Company, to float a simi lar 1. 000. 000 corporation was filed In the Circuit Court by Attorney Harold Sawyer yesterday. The new complaint Includes some of the disclosures made by Mr. David In his recent deposition before Circuit Judge Morrow at the demand of the plaintiff. The suit of the Pacific Export Lum ber Company against the Assets Real ization Company, the Monarch Mills, Lester W. David and othess is to com pel the keeping of a contract which Mr. David is said to have entereA Into with Mr. Wheelwright, involving the possession of the Monarch Lumber Company property at Kenton, valued between $640,000 and $1,000,000. Within 60 days of the signing of the contract with Mr. Wheelwright. Mr. David is said to have interested other in vestors, and on June 17, 1916, organized the Monarch Mills Company, taking steps which would make it impossible for him to carry out his contract' with Mr. Wheelwright. Adna Road Association Elects. CEXTRALIA. Wash, claL) At the 'annual Adna Good Roads A; Dec. St. (Spe- meeting of the oeiation. Louis Lund was re-elected road supervisor by a vote of 119 to 68 for his nearest competitor. The meeting was well at tendd, 383 vote blng c?t for super visor. George J. Nlst was elected president of the association; Scott Yan cey, vice-president, and John W. Mc Cutcheon, secretary-treasurer. Far tltov film. ! Sim polished mautl. braaa, silver, aiukcl, W rfcrtev and si .vrrrTT v T V 1 " r "-t rt r? t r fs METAL. POLISH will tmt a lasting Inster on quicker th.an anytninx elM. ?ai to hm. Oonrenisnt in form. Bold In two slsa GmtxM b ail Qrooanu Kafdwa and Drna Store. Look for th Photo oo Cmm r i Salted K?i VA "l"" JS fff i j Glare I Appreciation of YOUR GIFTS Give Them the BEST This Year in CHRISTMAS CANDIES Highest Quality in Confections r PACKED IN Gift Boxes, Baskets and Bonbonnieres Dusky Dreams, Victoria Chocolates and French Bon Dons ii U OlM- BROADWAY l.-W BROADWAY 145 THEATRE ROW