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About Morning Oregonian. (Portland, Or.) 1861-1937 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 15, 1918)
TIIE arORXTXG OKEGOXIAN, FltlDAT 'FEBRUARY 15. 1918. I MOTHER ACCUSES JUVENILE COURT 2 Disclosures Made by Mrs. t Ik.: I 1. . lirvo C . .f, . Ml VII 11 JUIllldUil, IIIIU Custody of Her Daughter. FRA2ER HOME IS TARGET rdj-e Tawrll Rafa- PtrmUiloi for Ctrl to Spend Msbt Wlib Mrr KxltrTwDrlloa Im Habra 4 Corpas Cao Coa.iJcrcvL. fWf lTaatIet.i l t b mad f tll( lrr;tiLnct la tb Juntl Court, followtna 4telowra mad X a t.riy altar-toon ba for ir.ldln( jBda Kv4Ufh dunnff ta haartnc of ta kbA corpus ptltftoa of air. AhrtV Jshiu.fi. w bo la .a. kmc to lata utodr of a.r II-jtmmM dangle r. MM Jatnm. B"W aa Uuut of tit Fraaar Itat!a lla. Thai tb cirl u "frTii.d oat to a family naml Itmlta. a I Ctrmn. ffiilu Mn aa -a enospwilflHt to wait oa labia at a roach l ".-. ramp; that a on. John, la la Iho runtody of a di- oread woman at IljrUoIon.'r, who ha aa afiaatiafai-fory raoulatloa. and tnat watlwr dauaht.r. niadr. a-ad 11. u oai a rnpnl. bocanvo of haavy I work foreod upon b.r at th l'ir XMI.ntlon Horn. rt om of th , rtarix aoaaa y art. jooaaoa ana err attorn. r bwta durtoc and aftar tba ka arias. w la Caw ft Taaralag. Jada Kavanausa took tba caaa no 4ar advlaront- A toarhui K.Dt waa aaartcd la tha courtroom whan tba tnothr plaadad with court official that bar daucht.r b alio wad to apand tba night at boma Inataad of bains: takan bark to th rr Horn. Juda Kiruaoita said that Inaamara aa tba Birl la now andrr th control of tba Juvanlt Court b could not bariaii bar to so wltb bar not bar. Huw-aar. ba toolc such an Intera-t In tha nnun'i pitiful apaaal that ba ra auaatad Cbiaf llark orl.o of tba Ju v.nll Court, to talapbona to Judc Tajwall. ho la cool mad to his bum, to so tf ha wuutii parmll tha lrl to o with hr mothar und.r tbo prorolaa thAt aba juM b brought lato court tbia mWrni-tf. Thla. Judc Taswell r fuaad to t . nii Owc I-aarla. auparln tanlnl of th rrator Ham, who sal mUtPa throughout tha woman' p paaL aacortcd tba irl ba.a, to tha t'atbar Ulrd II Taara As. During bia praaantatioa of tha moth ar'a cm.. Attorn- John Imchbura a 15 5 bat in tainar -j of th chcUir.n bad did II asm a so : P and that lb mothar ha ba worklna" a as car claanar la ordar to protrld for A bar cblldraa. II darlarad that th Jj roach black draaa wht-b aha sort In j f. th courtroora la tha obis' draaa aba baa bad In 1 1 year. II- potnd out. br records of th court, that tb four rbilurao of th woman war taken Into custody at Boon. July la. 115. and thai four boars latar thay war aIJudad dpndant wards ft th JuvsntI Court. II point 4 oot that th stnt law raquiras that at Icaat 41 boars' nottc b clean b. for final cation can b takan In such Caaaa. Lattaa A llaarad fwiriy. JuTantl Court orTU'lala produ-ad In rqrt a latiar shtrii tn alrl Mabal Is allasad to baa writtaa from bar lam porary horn In th Waahtncson lumbar anp. In whtrh sha sraak tn bitter t.raxa of br mothar and of bar homa lifai Tha lattrr aats forth that tha mothar Is not a St parson to banul tb so 111 ran. t nssrr wrota that lattar. ahoatsd th Kirl. as sha burst Into taara. "I that who ai.r did writ tha laxtar spallad th strl's nam slant." commastad Judca Kaaeua aa h Sts'viinad tha ml)!'. -T.s. aad I can pros this Isn't th anla caa wbr thaaa fab latt.rs has la.ii maattfaclursd." sboulad John 'Ottrhharn. Th rhiMraa hTa aTr bean char ft ad with baiag- dllatuuLa but only d pandanta Mrs. J h a aon. at on lira. -uraI a I dl psostooj andar th widow's panaloa act. A but this aast.tanc. haa baan takan from j bar by Iba Jusanil. Court. Jr A aumbar of fashionably drsad M w . n. si. sat as att.ntlv spavtators A drina th baartna. ruabsd ap to Mrs 1 J ii e4io at lla conrluaioit aad aaaurad a" th sobbin roothar that thay would m uM wua bar la bar eht fur h.r,a sbiMraa. I "And I wart to say that yow bar a fr lot of paopl. Intaraatsd In your ona svmpthiaar told h.r. aa ta mother 1 A stood anhblnr aloud aa thra of her I r cbliarvn ti,:l.J at h.r iid. -SEE FIFTII STREET WINDOW DISPLAY OF RED CROSS WORK BY GIRLS OF DOMESTIC ART DEPARTMENT, PORTLAND SCHOOLS In Our Xinth-Floor Tea Room Today at 3 P. M. Informal Musical Talk and Knitting Tea Thoae who come to our Tea Room today at 3 P. St. will have the pleasure of hearing Mr. F. W. Goodrich five a most interestinif talk on Reinald Werrenrath, the noted American baritone, who appears in recital at the Heilig- Theater to morrow nifrht. Mr. Werrenrath'a programme rill be discussed and records of his cortf-a will be played. Ladies are invited to bring their knitting. Dainty re freshmcnts wLl be served 35c. All Who Come to the Store Today Should Visit " The Cat and Pet Stock Show This is the second day of this most successful show, which opens at 10 A. M. in our Sixth Floor Auditorium. More than 300 exhibits of eats,' rabbits and cavtes. Entries from Colorado, Montana and British Columbia, as well as Oregon and Wash ington. Many handsome cups, 50 gold medals and other valuable prizes. 'No charge for admission. Rabbit sandwiches served FREE. . , .. . Sterling Values at Meier & Franks Every Day Sensational One-Day Offerings Every Friday Today Our V ' TI H o -fl 4T or ur-Drise 1462d jpriaay broucbl to llclil th. fact that th father '4 i DETENTION HOME STARTED' 5 I Cuairart for Baliato; 1rs4 Volt Lcf I to A. M. llorkm al $l&.30. ! At tM-Ut -ton of th City Coan-tl y iard.Jr aft moon coa ircc wr aw mrvil (or th tronntrur ion of Ih first onii of tbo l-intioa sm for Wornm to t conut ruclsui on tho clfv pmprtt i-tr tno county , A fatrmv Work will hm ntmmmncd il on. 'a nt will bo rut.i to com pi t Ion. mm thm builrtlnir art very rnti-h nrded. ic c-rrltn to ihif o rot to Johnon. bo Is 1.r-v tin Ui pi -n (or lvor Hkr Th cnara.l csotrjrt wm arl-d to A. iiolaa mt flS.o. FRANK L SMITH at ::a .iar coffers you absottitely fresti OrsSoo Sa-ats at th.s prices: I'.irX asiaaty soup bones t. Xaef stew and fin soon meat lfe. rra" saasaa-s meat and hanibur ISc. Kib at-a. aad trnrivrloln steak lac tnaw aMsta and pot roasts :ttra d boiliac beef ll'.jc. lJar ard real stew lie i'-aef toncuaa and roast Teal III Vary rhoK-e sirloin steak l'c Kound steak. ery choice. Sec. Torterboua and T-bon steak "sc. Teal loaf aad seal rutlata Ic. Ttoa.t prk and veal steak Us. Smith's own compound fat Sic ( ank L. Smith's bast baron 4vtt VH-kled pork, very aood. Ivo. J ITtrne rib ruast bef Uc Corned baaf. you II njoy It. 1JH. Smith will sand yon S sacks of not., taaa tor I1S Ads. I Eaxrtve Ph-alriaB to f-rrre. TTV.rvr. Or, Fsb. 1. f!peclal. Tr. T. H. Millar, for sl rears a prsr tfctna phyuclaa In Eocena. today ra awlsed a commission aa a captain la tha BasdKal corps of tha I'nltad Htates Army. Dr. Millar cam to Eussn frans I-arroe-. Wis. Dr. Millar ax. tracts to ba orUrrcd loto arvlea about sarcj.li, ... mi:is:k at rmK'S 14620 hiuay t bpkib sales Men's Raincoats and Overcoats $9.85 The raincoats are fine rain-repelling tweed covered garments in brown, tan, gray and salt and pepper mixtures. Also olive drab cassimere covered rain coats. Full length, full cut, finely serv iceable raincoats in sizes up to 50. Rag lan and set-in sleeves. Patch and slash pockets. Convertible collars that may be worn high or low. The overcoats are good looking, serv iceable garments in smart gray mix tures. Good medium weight coats made of ALL WOOL materials. Three-quarter length style in comfortable, loose-fitting raelan models. Convertible collars, slash 'pockets, turn-back cuffs on sleeves. Sub ject to slight imperfections. Sizes from 36 to 44. Men's Clothing Shop, Third Floor. fee MfclEH at f KA.K'S 1 I62U FKIDAT SIHTKISE SALES Women's Silk Hose &l 9Q Slightly Imperfect Stockings Pair S Women's fine pure thread silk hose in black only. Silk stockings with lisle reinforced garter welts, heels and toes. These hose are subject to-slight imperfections but, where im perfections do exist, they do not impair the wearing qualities and detract but slightly, if at all, from the appearance. Good values at pair Sole Agents "Silk Maid" Hose Hosiery Shop. Slain Floor. MEIER FMA.NK'S 11620 FRIDAY SlRPRISIj SALES Sale Men's Flannelette Night Shirts 65c A good flannelette night shirt at anything like so low a price as 65c will soon be unobtain able. Reports from our men's furnishings chief now in the Eastern market indicate that flan nelette and flannelette garments will take sharp price advances in the near future. The man who appreciates the comfort and warmth of a good flannelette night shirt w ill buy more than one in this surprise sale today at 65c Full cut. well made sleeping garments in sizes 13. 16, 17, 18. V-neck and military collar style, riain or trimmed. Broken lines, but ex tra special values at 6oc Men's Furnishings Shop. Main Floor. MEIER at rAK- 14621 FRIDAY DlRPHliE SALES 35c Striped Outings 1 7 p Hundreds of Yards for Friday, at, Yard Our best grade of striped outings included at this Friday Surprise price. Short lengths from 3 to 7 yards. Extra weight, well fleeced, striped outings with blue, tan, pink and lavender stripings. 27 inches wide. The regular price on this quality of outings is, yard, 35c Meier & Frank s price for Friday Surprise, yard 17c. Second Floor. Fifth Street. MEIER IHIXKI 1462D I'HIDAV alRPKI.IG HALES Women's High Shoes dO QO Short and Discontinued Lines Pair IP O No phone orders ; no C. 0. A final cleanup of women's and growing girl's high shoes. Short lines taken from our regu lar stock all are extremely good values. A good assortment of styles and sizes in plain and patent leather shoes with kid or cloth tops. Lace and button styles with high, medium and low leather heels. Be sure to take advantage of this Friday Surprise Sale of shoes at, pair $2.98. D. orders ; no exchanges. Shoe Shop, Third Floor. MEIER, FRA.K9 1462D FRIDAY SIRPR19E SALES "DELTOX" Grass Rugs L Small Sizes A Limited Quantity Friday at Small size Deltox grass rugs in brown, green and dark blue with stencil patterns. The reductions 60c grass rugs, size 18x36 inches C0d. 75c grass rugs, size 21x45 inches 3S. $1.25 grass rugs, size 27x54 inches GoC4. $1-50 grass rugs, size 30x60 inches 75de $2.00 grass rugs, size 36x72 inches S1.00. Come early. Rtitf Shop. Seventh Floor. 1462D FRIDAY SIRFRIMU Sugars and Creamers, Pr. 98c A Friday Surprise Sale of silver-plated sugars and creamers at, pair 98c Footed sugars and creamers in the popular Butler finish. Limited quantity at, pair 98c " Slain Floor. 1462D FRIDAY MBPBLE Good 30c Bath Towels, Each 20c Turkish bath towels with ini tials in blue embroidery. Size 19x40 inches. Initials A, B, C, D, F, G, H, J, K, L, M, K, S, T, W. Limited quantity. Each Fri day at 20c Second Floor. 1162D FRIDAY SI RPR1SK Women's 25c-35c Neckwear, Today 19c Three for 50c Organdy and voile embroidered and lace trimmed collars. - Swiss embroid ery, Filet lace and net roll col lars. Sailor and round collars of pique. . ' Slain Floor. 1462D FRIDAY surprise: 35c P i 1 1 o w Cases, Each 25c Hemstitched pillow cases of a good medium weight. Size 45x36 inches. NO PHONE OR C. O. D. ORDERS TAKEN. Our reg ular" 35c grade for Friday Sur prise at each only 25c Second Floor. 1462D FRIDAY SIRFRISJbi To 50c Values in Books, Special at 19 c A big Friday Surprise clean-up of a limited number of boys' and girls' books. Included are pic ture books, toy books, cutouts, story books, etc Good values at 19c Fifth Floor. 1462U FRIDAY surprise: Women's Cotton Union Suits at 43c Women's fine light weight cot ton union suits in low neck, sleeveless style with lace knee. Mostly sizes 6 and 6. An excel lent garment for early Spring wear. Main Floor. MEIER FRANK'S 1462D FRIDAY SURPRISE SALES Vz A Sale of Silk Remnants 1 In Lengths From 1 to 4 Yards, Friday, at Hundreds of the most desirable silk remnants are included in this Friday Surprise Sale at just half the regular selling prices. Colored and black silks, taffetas, messalines, Crepes de Chine, fancy silks, striped and plaid silks. All colors. All qualities. For final cleanup Friday just half price. Bilk Shop, Second Floor. 1-162D FRIDAY StRPRISK Boys' Wash Suits, Etc. 9c Included are wash suits, odd pairs of knickerbocker and straight pants, odd blouses and shirts, corduroy knickers in sizes 14 years and up. A Friday Sur prise cleanup of all the odd gar ments in stock selling regularly up to $1.50. Only 89c Boya Clothing Shop. Third Floor. 1-J62D FRIDAY rlHPHISB Drapery Remnants 10c Here is a Friday Surprise Sale you should take advantage of remnants of draperies regard less of former selling prices, cost or present worth YARD 10c. Included are short lengths of scrim, net and madras taken from our regular stocks. Yard 10c Drapery Shop. Seventh Floor. Great 2-Days Sale Women's Cape Gloves $1.49 Famously, serviceable and good looking cape gloves at this greatly reduced price Friday and Saturday only. One-clasp style, outseam sewn (for strength). Spearpoint and Imperial stitched backs. Brown, tan, Newport and pearL WASHABLE Every woman will appreciate this saving feature. Warm, comfortable. Suitable for street, dress or auto wear. Every pair perfect. Every pair expertly fitted. Today and tomorrow only at the very special price of $1.49. Glove Shop, Main Floor. .MK1ER at FRANK'S 1462D FRIDAY SURPRISE SALES . Automobile Robes $5 This surprise price is about HALF the present value of these robes, suit able for auto, bed, sleeping porch, camp use, etc . A few slightly dam aged in transit. , v Handsome plain shades of brown, green, blue, maroon and gray. Turned edges will stay tucked. Excellent materials no shoddy wool. Good generous sizes. Friday only ?5. v Luggage Shop. Sixth Floor. MKIER at FRAXK'S 1462D FRIDAY SURPRISE SALES Great Surprise Sale of IV omen's and Misses' $27.50 to $35.00 DRESSES $15.00 Desirable odds and ends of fine serge, satin and taffeta dresses mostly one of a kind. Plain straight line, pleated and deep tunic effect models. Black, navy, tan and Copen. While any of a limited number re main Friday only $15, instead of $27.50 to $35.00. None on annroval. None C. 0. D. - x Apparel Shop. Fourth Floor. MEIER FRANK'S 1462D FRIDAY SURPRISE SALES Friday Sale of Ribbons fhQp Regular to 2.00 Values, Yard, Friday Extra wide fancy ribbons with Oriental and striped designs. Especially desirable for sashes or bags. Also heavy black moire ribbon for trimmings, sashes, bags and hair bows. To $1.00 Ribbons, Yard 39c Plain faille and fancy ribbons for bows and bags. Ribbon Shop, Main Floor. MEIER & FRANK'S 1462D FRIDAY SURPRISE SALES New $6.50-67.50 Waists See Fifth changed. Street window. $4.65 A special purchase of new Spring waists just received, on display and sale today for the first time. Wonderful values. Handsome net, allover lacef Georgette Crepe and Crepe de Chine waists in flesh, white, beige and some suit shades. Filet lace, embroidery, hem stitching trim. New satin roll collars and cuffs, some models with soft frills lace edged. High and low necks. None on approval. None ex- Waist Shop, Fourth Floor. MEIER A FRANK'S 1462D FRIDAY SURPRISE SALES 12c-20c Embroideries "1 5000 Yards Priced for Friday Surprise, at 5000 yards of Swiss-made embroideries. Bead top edges and headings. For neckwear, undermuslins, children's underwear, dresses and other washable garments. Eyelet patterns. Blind work. Some with Filet and Venise finish. Floral patterns. Embroidery Shop, Main Floor. MEIER & FRANK'S 1462D FRIDAY SURPRISE SALES PhonographOutfit tfilA A Machine, 6 Records,300 Needles flr "m " Friday Surprise Sale extraordinary ! The popular Stewart phonograph, 6 D.D. 10-inch records of your own choice (12 selections) and 300 assorted needles all for $10.10. The Stewart phonograph in this new Improved Model C will play any type, make or size of record. The phonograph illus trated at left is ideal for home use it is portable, in the Sum mertime nothing is better for outings, canoes, etc. A limited number of these outfits for Fri day Surprise only, at the excep tionally low price of $"10.10. Columbia Edison . Victor - Machines and Records Phonograph Shop, Sixth Floor. MEIER A FRANK'S 1462D FRIDAY SURPRISE SALES $3 Electric Toaster fl0 O A Illustrated For Friday Surprise Electric toaster range toasts, boils and fries. Will toast two pieces of bread crisp and brown in three minutes. Complete with 6-foot cord. Guaranteed one year. Housewares Section. Basement. Sales 0 i 5 i
