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About Morning Oregonian. (Portland, Or.) 1861-1937 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 6, 1919)
IITE MORNING OilEGONIAX, WEHXESDAT. AUGUST 6. 1919. POLICE JUDGE HELPS 1 j See Demonstration of Sweeper-Vac Electric Suction Cleaners-r-Rug Department, Third Floor j S. & H. Green Trading Stamps Will Be Given on All Charge Accounts if Paid in Full by 10th of Each Month Soda Fountain and Ice Cream Parlors in the Basement Shoe Shining Parlors in- the Basement Under priced Store Manicuring and Hair Dressing Parlors, 2d Floor MIHIlL PORTLAND AGENCY FOR GOSSARD NEMO AND BIEN JOLIE CORSETS MODELS FOR ALL TYPES OF FIGURES PORTLAND v AGENCY FOR LADIES HOME JOURNAL PATTERNS DEPT. r ON MAIN FLOOR 90-Day Sentence Given Two Young Drug Addicts. Best Butter $1.32 No deliveries except with other purchases made in the Grocery Department, 4th Floor. QQ Glenwood Butter, 2 lbs. 5AOsj Toilet Paper 18 Rolls $1 Basement Limit 18 rolls to a customer. No telephone, C. O. D. or mail orders filled. Good qual ity Toilet Paper. Spe- (f cial, IS rolls for only O-L.Ul The Standard Store of the Northwest SAD ROMANCE IN COURT Reliable Merchandise Reliable Metlipds 66 asemient D 99 in. Ixve or Little Slip of Girl for Her Weak Mate Is Lever Which 3Iay Raise Both. COUPLE Mi GOOD Olds, Wortman & King the Anniversary Sale ay "Find romance in a police court? Nix n that stuff, buddy; it can't be done." And the gruff, good-natured police sergeant swings through the doors and stamps off into the street, wondering who in the world would seek out ro mance between t'.- somber, uninviting walls of the police court. There is no romance, he says, for never yet have his train-ed ears caught even its echo during- all the J'ears he has witnessed the r otsam and jetsam of the city pass through the police court mill. Let him who w'ould seek: out the lilt ing paens of those who Hve and love look elsewhere! Police court is nothing more than the meeting place of dere licts. Romance has never yet dared lilt her head in this lowly hall of Jus tice. So says the sergeant, who has Been them all pass in review. And the sergeant thinks he knows. But wait. She sat, a little huddled mass of femininity, in the prisoners' dock yes terday morning trying vainly to shield her face from those about her. She cried eoftly. She looked so much like a startled, frightened faun. Pale Tonus Man Comforts. "Cheer up, kM, we'll make it all right," were the whispered words of courage of a pale young man who sidled up to the bench beside her. f "Keep a stiff upper lip," he admon ished. She dabbed her reddened eyes and looking up at him, smiled bravely. She looked over those in the courtroom with an air of defiance. At that mo ment she determined to "stick." And then from her halting lips came the story. A bride of four months she is, but her honeymoon has been a life of torment She is Elsie McDonald, a small slip of a girl and extremely good looking. It was early this year that she met "William McDonald, a shipyard worker, and soon after they married. She knew when she married him that he was a drug addict, but her pity for ths man was as deep as her love and she became his wife, determining to bring about his reformation. For several weeks their romance continued. The husband was fast gaining back his strength, both moral and mental. Girl Slips With Him. ' But later he began to slip, and she,) faithful to the last, slipped with him. His former drug-using friends refused to leave him alone in his happiness. They sought right after night to make the honey mooners' bit of heaven a nest for drug addicts. And- the girl, in her intense love of the man, decided that if he were to sink down to the gutter, she would g'o with him. She also took to the drugs. "We want just one more chance," pleaded the husband as they stood side by side and begged for clemency. "We want to go out into the country where these people will not bother us again. Ve want to reform: to live out. our lives as we planned. "We want to make good." And Judge Deich promised to help them. He sentenced them both to 90 days in jail with the understanding that the very day City Health Officer Parrish should say it was safe for them to be released, then they could leave together. Both Promise to Make Good. "And we're going to make good," pledged the husband. And between Bobs and smile's, the girl-wife echoed: "Yes, Billy, we'll bury the past and start out on our real honeymoon." And yet, the police sergeant, tramp ing the beat, will still insist that in police court romance is never born. "This is the first time I ever had a chance to beat the punchboard game." This was the admission of Judge Deich in police court yesterday as he smiled, gleefully at Gust Anderson, charged with operating a punchboard. "Your fine will be just $15 to serve me as a reminder that I can beat the punchboard." ordered the court as An derson reached for his purse. "If you'ever bring a mess like this Into court again I'll throw you all in jail on general prtncples." warned Judge Deich as K- K. Young, plus nu merous relatives and neighbors, and Klla Wheeler and relatives and neigh bors fought out their neighborhood quarrel in court. The language each side is alleged to have used toward the other would make a hardened ma rine blush with envy. Young, the de fendant, was discharged, but all con cerned were warned to ease up on the rough talk and behave themselves. EAST APPRECIATES OREGON Columbia. K.iver Highway Wonder to People There, Says Traveler. HOOD RIVER, Or., Aug. 5. (Special.) "We have to so east to find that there Js really a Columbia river highway." paid M. Z. ronnell, pioneer druprg-ist of The Dalles, who was here yesterday visiting his friend, Frank. A. Cram. 'Honestly, I was surprised at the in terest taken in the scenic road." he aid. "As soon as people learned I was from Oregon, whether I was in Michi gan or Louisiana, the Columbia river highway at once became the topic of conversation. I was captured bodily and taken to automobile club head qua r ters, where I was made to relate my story of the road's wonders to secretar ies and managers. "The people who have never been west cannot comprehend our scenery, and many believe the pictures we have sent out. showing: the Mitchells Point tunnel and other points of interest are faked." Mr. Ponnell has just returned from a tour of 3000 miles throujrh the Mis sissippi valley and the fculf states. He was a guest on 2000 miles of motor rides through the south REALTY BROKERS WARMED Failure or Many to Pay State License Is Xoted by Official. SAXEM. Or., Ausr. 5. (Special.) Un less real estate brokers delinquent in complying with the so-called license law passed at the last session of the state legislature, remit within the next few days, letial action will be taken by the tate. according to A. C Barbur. state Insurance commissioner. who is en trusted with enforcement of the law. The act became effective on May 25, but to date only 1072 of the 1500 or I Double Trading Stamps MfpESSS Except Groceries Women's Skirts Special $4.98 Basement These attractive Skirts are made up in good quality silk-mixed poplin. Smart sport styles with yoke and pockets. Dressy and serv iceable for street wear. Shown in black, QQ gray, copen, navy and tan. Special at IVxa0 SPORT SKIRTS of white pique, gabardine and bedford cord materials. Several different styles to select from. Priced 6pecial $2.35 to $3.73 Middy Blouses 98c Basement Plain white or with colored collars and cuffs. Some have black tie. Famous Peggy Stewart Middies Excellent $1.25 98c this assortment. values, on sale Wednesday; only Khaki Outing Apparel Basement Women's and Misses' Khaki Divided Skirts and Bloomers also "Tidy Alls" splendid garments for camp or mountains. Make your selections in the Basement Wednesday at special prices. DOUBLE STAMPS, cash purchases. Basement Sale Tub, Frocks . $4.49. Basement A sensational underprice offer ing for Wednesday every woman should take advantage of. Over 200 of these charming frocks fresh, clean stock, and very desir able for immediate wear. Pretty ginghams in the colored plaids', also dainty sheer voiles in many attractive patterns. Styles to please every fancy. Don't fail to see these frocks on sale Wednesday in the C?1 A Q .Underprice Store at low price of Dt Children's Tub Drfesses At $1.39 Basement Children's Tub Dresses of good quality ginghams in various colors. Plaids. Many pretty styles with novelty collars and cuffs. Sizes for girls 6 to 14 P1 OQ years. Special for Wednesday, at O.LOi Basement Sale of Shoes Special Clean-Up of Odd Lines We have about 300 pairs of Women's and Chil dren's Shoes A dispose of Wednesday at 49c a pair. Broken 'lines aid odd pairs remaining' from former sales. -t Some 'are soiled some are imperfect, all are In small sizes. On account of the extremely low price jut upon these, all sales are final. no exchanges, no returns and none' fitted." There are shoes in the lot .worth four or five times this price. Your choice Wednesday; the pair, 49 Apron Sale Basement Women's Aprons spe cially priced for Wednesday. Ex tra good 'quality percale in plain pink, blue, green and lavender. Also some in checks and dark blue with neat figured designs. These are fashioned in the large coverall 6tyle and are finished with belts and pockets. On sale C?-f QQ Wednesday at, special t&J-07 Brassieres At 59c Basement Women's Brassieres in front fastening style. Of good quality muslin, trimmed with heavy laces. Also Bandeau Bras- FQ sieres. On sale Wednesday Royal Worcester Corsets Basement Sale $1.89 Basement Royal Worcester and Miller Corsets two splendid makes, noted for service. Made of good quality coutil with rust-proof boning throughout. Low or medium bust, long skirt, back or front Qt OQ laced. Pink or white. Several different styles. Sizes 19 to 30 OX.O ism t . Men's Shirts $1.39 Basement Odd lines, samples and small lots of Men's High - grade Shirts. Stiff or French cuff styles, also Negligee " Shirts. Many are worth more than double QQ sale price. Priced only wJAaO Men's Union Suits Special 89c Basement Mesh Union Suits with short sleeves. . Cool and comfort able for warm days. Broken. OQ. sizes. Clean-up sale price Men's Work Pants Special $2.39 Basement Men's Work and Out ing Pants of good strong khaki material. Made with belt JQ QQ loops. Sizes 34 to 40; at Boys' Suits at $6.49 Ages 10 to 17 Basement A timely sale of Boys' School Suits parents should take advantage of. Norfolk styles with full cut knicker pants. Splendid suits for everyday wear. Made up in fancy mixtures in good serviceable col ors. Sizes for boys from 10 to 17 &n 4( years. Basement Store sale price D3& Boys' Wash Suits Special 89c . Basement Cool, summery Suits for little fellows 4 to 7 years of age. Fine for beach and play wear. Good quality white ma terial trimmed with colors. Limited QQf number of these on sale Wednesday OIC Children's Hosiery 3 Pairs SI Basement Children's Ribbed Cotton Stock ings in black, white and cordovan double heel, sole and toe full assortment of sizes. Supply the children's needs now -t ff and save. On sale at 3 pairs for wI.UU BOYS' PLAY SUITS of striped DQ blue denim. Sizes 3 to 7. Special at 07C 6000 Yds Dress Ginghams Special 29c Yard Basement Here is a great opportunity for thrifty buyers to buy stand ard Dress Ginghams at a special low price. Plaids, stripes, etc., in a large assortment of colors for women's and children's dresses. Mill end pieces lengths from 5 to 20 yards. Widths 27 to 32 inches yard 29 Sale of Bed Spreads Bed Spreads of good (?Q OQ quality. Priced special I5aaaas7 Bed Spreads of large (PO 7Q size. Priced snecial at Oaia I Bed Spreads of large size. Priced special at S3.49 aea tneets aats ot them in a rousing Wednesday sale. Size 72x 90 inches. Welded seam C" OQ in center. On sale at 3-L Bed Pillows, size 21x Q- (f 27 inches. Special, each wI.Uu S3 Flouncings 59c Yd. Basement 27 - Inch Embroidery Flouncings in a large assortment of dainty patterns' with well worked edges. These are of un usually good , quality materials. Especially useful for children's dresses. Basement Store FQ special Wednesday, a yard J7K Handkerchiefs 6 for 25c Basement Women's and Chil dren's Handkerchiefs in dainty one-corner embroidered effects with neat hemstitched edge. 200 dozen bought underprice offered in the Basement Store for OfT Wednesday's sale 6 for J Mason Fruit Jar Caps Wednesday Special a Dozen Basement Extra special offering in the Base ment Housewares Section. Mason Porcelain lined Fruit Jar Caps a limited number on sale Wednesday at' 25 dozen. No telephone, mail or C. O. D. orders accepted for this bargain. Women's Knit . Underwear The Basement Store will fea ture a special one-day sale of Women's Summer-weight Under wear at HTLENDID SAVINGS. Women's Union Suits Special 65c Basement Women's Union Suits of pure white ribbed cotton. Low neck, sleeveless, cuff knee or lace trimmed knee. Sizes 34, 36 and 38. Basement sale "JC Vests at 23c Basement Women's Sleeveless Vests in several pretty styles with crochet edging or plain. Also some with wing sleeves. Prac tically all sizes in the lot. OQ-, Basement Store special Women's Hosiery 25c Pair Basement Women's Cotton Hose in black, white, and the season's best colors. Double sole, heel and toe. On sale Wednesday OET in the Basement, the pair Basement Millinery Trimmed Hats, Special Only Basement Midseason Clean-up Sale of Women's and Misses' Trimmed Hats. Imitation Tanamas with colored edges Javas with binding of ribbon and tailored bands- also Rough Straw Sailors and Side Roll Tailored Hats. Large assort ment in white and colors. Very desirable for beach and sport wear. ' m For Children's Hats Good, practical styles for play and outing wear. Some are of khaki color material, others in sport stripes. These hats are from lines selling earlier in the season at much higher prices choice oO each. Notions and Small Wares Specially Priced Today Bn Main Floor more real estate brokers In the state have applied for licenses. Under the law real estate brokers are compelled to pay a license fee of 5 and post a bond ih the sum of J1000. PHONE COMPANY FORMED Corporation With $75,000 Stock to Have Headquarters in Portland. SALEM, Or., Aug 5. (Special.) Ar ticles of incorporation have been filed in Salem by the Willamette Telephone company. The. incorporators are L. Gilstrap, C. R. Burt and W. J. Furnish. The corporation is capitalized at $75,000 and the headquarters will In Portland. The Gales Creek & Wilson River Rail road company has, Increased Its capital stock from $300.000 to $500,000, accord ing to a resolution filed with the cor poration department. The Rorns Rivt-r Valley Canning company today filed notice of dissolu tion in the state corporation depart ment. Notice of dissolution has been filed In the state corporation department here The first ten of these advertisements presented will be good for $20.00 each on the purchase of a Mola electric washing and wringing machine. Balance $10.00 per month. This is your chance to save on the purchase of an electric washer. Scott Electric Co. Fifth and Oak Sts. , Vacuum Cleaner Headquarters G. P. A. Profit Sharing Coupons - I I a 1 by the Prank L. Smith Meat company of Portland. The A. Rupert company, of Portland has Increased its capital stoqk from $25,000 to $1,000,000, according to reso- A Timely' Suggestion You will thank us for calling it to your atten tion after you learn the real farts about in creasecrprices that wTill apply on future ship ments of real 9rtental-&ugs so you can take ad vantage now of our ex cellent assortments be fore increases are felt here. lutiona filed in the state corporation dryers, preserving and pickling plants, department. In supplementary articles - The Rice Union Grain Elevator com- of Incorporation the company sets out pany of Wasco county has increased its its business as conducting canneries, capital stock . from $10,000 to $20,000. according to a resolution filed in the state corporation department. Read The Oreg-onlan classified ads. -BUYERS' GUIDE AND REFERENCE DIRECTORY OF- Tenth and Alder Largest Oriental Dealers in the West Rug Wholesalers Manufacturers Jobbers -BUYERS' WEEK AUGUST i TO 9- BOOKS AND HOLIDAY GOODS. THE J. K. GII.L CO. - Third and Alder Sis. Alain 8500. A 606S CHAIRS. REED AND RATTAN Kl KMTl BE. HEVWOOD BROS. A WAKEFIELD -o. 148-154 Nortn Tenth St. opposite Nortk Bank Depot. Broadway 3n61. A 2558. CIGARS, PIPES AND TOBACCO. COAST CIGAR CO 123 First St. Main T30. M. A. GL'NST A CO. S4 North Fifth St. Broadway 2800. DEPENDABLE COFFEE. TEAS AND SPICES. DWIGHT EDWARDS CO. 32 North Front St. Broadway 134L. DRCGS. CLARKE. WOODWARD DRCR CO. Alder at Km Park St. Manhall 47ft0. CLASS. MIRRORS. SASH AND DOORS. CENTRAL. DOOR & LL'MBEH CO. Thirteenth and Gllsan Sta. Broadway 1105. OROf ERS WHOLESALE. T W JENKINS & CO Front and Pine Sta. Main 601. MANUFACTURERS OF THINKS. SCIT- CAnES. TtLESrOPtS, ETC. Ml'LTNOMAH TliUNK & Pi AO CO. E. Water St.. comor StarK. Xut 21 M18ICAL INSTRUMENTS ALL. KINDS. SHKKMAX. CLAY & CO. . Sixth and Morrlaon. Main 645. MOHAWK TIRES. LEATHER - BE I.TPSQ KOOF. FIRE Dfcl'AKTMENT SlfPLlLM. MUNNEL.L. A SHERRIL.l 40 Firt St. Broadway 14SS. - NECKWEAR AND Kl SPENDERS. ADRIAN NECK WEAR CO. 6US- 65 - Worcester Bids;. Main 205S. J OFFICE Ft RNITCRK AND SI PPLIES. "EVEKVTHl.Ntt FOR THE OFFICK." KlLHA.il STATIONARY & PRINTINVi CO. Fifth and Oak sts. Marsha. 1 6U&0. OILS. PAINTS AND CLASS. RASMUStiEN & CO.. N. E. Cor.. Second & Taylor. Main 1T71. A 6531. OVERALLS AND FURNISHINGS. ELOESSEK-HEYNE11A.NN CO.. 29 Fifth st. North. Phone Broadwar 69. Portland. Oregon. PAINTS. OILS AND CLAs8. W. P. FULLER & CO.. Front and Morrison. Main 64G5. PLUMBING. MILL AND STEAM SUPPLIES M. L. KLINE. 84-S9-S7-8 "trst at. Main 517. A 251T. . ROOFING MANUFACTUrTERS. DURABLE ROOFING MFG. CO. Kenton Station. Woodlawn 318S. SAS';nooR9 and class. w. p. fi lli:k co.. Front and Morrison. Main, 6465. SOAPS AND WASHING POWDER. MT. HOOI SOAP CO.. Fourth and Gllsan eta. Broadway 457. STOVE AND RANGE MANUFACTURERS. PORTLAND STOVE WORKS. TYPEWRITERS AND SUPPLIES. E. W. PKASK CO., 110 Sixth at Corona Portable typewriter. WHOLESALE GROCERS. MASON. EH KM A.N St CO.. 74 North Firth at. Broadway 463. WOMEN'S AND MISSES' SUITS. COAT. WAISTS. DRESSES. W EINSTEIN BKO.. Morgan bide Marshall