THE MORNING OREGONIAN, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1920
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Portland Agency for Gossard, Nemo, Bien Jolie Corsets Richardson's Quality Linens Carter's Knit Underwear for Men, Women and Children Home Journal Patterns Jewel Ranges
TO YEAR IN JAIL
Ex-Policeman Guilty of Moral,
Offense Against Girl.
HEAVY SENTENCE AVOIDED
Grand Jury Recommends Dismis
sal of Statutory Crimes and Mis
demeanor Plea Is Accepted.
Charles W. Beaver. 18-year-old ex-
member of the moral squad of the i
Portland police force, was sentenced
by Judge Jacob Kanzlcr of the court j
of domestic relations yesterday to !
serve one year in the county jail for !
contributing to the delinquency of
13-year-old Evelyn Mack on a plea of ;
Built y in the first proceeding of the
kind to come before the new court. j
Beaver was permitted to plead
(juiltv to the misdemeanor instead of
the statutory crime for which he was
indicted on a recommendation of the i
county grand jury, submitted with his
indictment. This recommendation
was to the effect that, due to his
youth, his honorable service overseas :
and the fact that it was a first of
fense. Beaver -be permitted to plead
Kuilty to contributing to the girl's
delinquency, in lieu, of which he was
to be tried for criminal assault. G.
L. Rees. A. W. Molin, A. E. Trump. W.
H. Kane. S. C. Mollner and B. J. Berg
hoff were the grand jurors making
the recommendation.
Heavy Sentence Avoided.
The indictment carried a possible
penalty of 20 years' Imprisonment in j
the penitentiary, the misdemeanor
charge a maximum of a year in jail
and fine of $1000.
Beaver admitted registering with
Kvelyn Mack, who is also known as
Evelyn Rice, at the Lenox hotel on
November ii, 1919, as "ilr. and Mrs.
C. W. Brown. Seattle." and staying
with her that night. This was while
be was in the police department on
moral squad duty and at a time the
police were looking for the girl as
a runaway from home. Deputy Dis
trict Attorney George Mowry and Miss
Martha Randall of the women's pro
t''tive divi.Mon of the police court
related the circumstances to the judge.
5peakin:r in defense of the young
man, Attoriiey Tom Garland asked for
leniency on the ground that the boy
was not of ape. shonld not have been
' on the police force, that he had served
honurably in forces of the Vnited
Statts overseas, that the crime
charged was as old as the pyramids
and that the girl had been in similar
trouble before. Heaver was said to
have lied about his age to get on
the force. The authorities bad no
evidence of other delinquencies of
the girl, except her own admission of
misconduct in Seattle. She told
tit-aver she was married and had a
husband in Seattle who had deserted
hvr, said the defendant. She appeared
much more than 13 years of age, said
his attorney.
Judge Dislikes Duty.
After commenting on the distasteful
nnture of liis duty In sentencing the
boy. as society demanded, and asking
hitn to take the Judgment like a sol
dier. JudKe Kanzler fixed the penalty
at one year.
you were supposed to have been
the guardian of the morals of the
community," he said to the accused.
"If anything, you were on duty to
prevent this sort of thing. That you
were not in uniform when it happened
is an extenuating circumstance, but
it is not enough. You knew you were
doing wrong and now you know you
must face punishment,"
The boy's mother was asked by
Judge KanzleT if she had anything;
to say before sentence was passed,
but she replied that she simply could
not understand how it had all hap
pened, as he had always been an
npright lad. She lost one son in the
war in a German prison camp.
The law establishing the court of
domestic relations provides that it
will havo sole jurisdiction in cases of
contributing to the delinquency of
minors, instead of the circuit court.
Beaver was indicted! January 22.
Special Clean-Up Sale of Odd Lines
Men's Silk Shirts -
MOONSHINE AUTO SEIZED
Authorities Take Machine From
Convicted Bootlegger.
For the first time in the history of
federal moonshine prosecutions in
thisstate, the government today will
file a libel against an automobile
which was used in the transportation
of moonshine whisky from an illicit
still to another part of the city.
The libel papers will be filed by
Assistant United States Attorney
Reames, Fnder the federal statutes
an automobile which is used in trans
porting liquor from an illicit still can
be confiscated by the government and
sold, the money being: turned over to
the internal revenue department.
Vick Glovhh. who was found guilty
of moonehtning- by a federal jury
Wednesday, admitted he had
used an automobile in transporting
his whisky from the still to his cus
tomers. Glovirh Is now serving a six
months' sentence In the Clackamas
county jail.
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Here is a wonderful op
portunity for thrifty men
to get a good 6upply of
Silk Shirts for spring at a
'great reduction in price.
Excellent assortment of
patterns to select from
and good reliable makes.
$3.95
for Men's Silk Shirts sell
ing heretofore up to $7.50.
Broken range of sizes.
$5.95
for Men's Silk Shirts
priced heretofore at $7.50
to $10.00. Broken sizes.
Sale of Men's Fancy Vests
At HALF PRICE
Main Floor Our entire stock of
Men's Fancy Vests is included in
this sale. Wash Vests, Dress
Vests, Wool Knit Vests and Slip
on Sweater Vests. Not all sizes in
each kindv but all sizes in the sale.
Men's $1.25 Vests priced
special in today's sale, a OOl
Men's $3.00 Vests on fj- PA
special sale today; only 0XJv
Men's $6.50 Vests now $3.25
Men's $8.00 Vests now $4.00
Men's Hose, 6 Pairs for $1
Main Floor This is a special assortment of Men's Cotton Hose from our
regular stock. All are of a well known make and of splendid quality
with double heel, sole and toe. Several colors to select from; 6 pairs $1
Sale of Men's Overcoats
Main Floor Odd lines Men's Over
coats priced for quick selling. Lot
1, our regular $25.00 Q rTP
values. Priced special J-U. I J
LOT 2 $30.00 and (POO ETA
$35.00 Overcoats, only
LOT 8 Regular $40 QC
Overcoats: snecial at DOD
Trunks and Bags
Third Floor
No matter what you may need
in the way of luggage you will
find it here at a reasonable
price. See our large and com
plete stock on the Third Floor.
The Standard Star of the Northwest
Olds, Wortman & King
Reliable Merchandise Reliable Methods
Sweeper-Vac
Cleaners
Ask about our special fre
trial and demonstration offer
on Sweeper-Vac and Hoover
Electric Cleaners Third Floor.
Women's Shoes at Phenomenal Reductions
Supply Your Needs and Save!
In the great diversity of styles and the superior
quality of the footwear offered, this 6ale has no
equal in all Portland. Whether you are in immediate
need of new shoes or not, it will pay you to take
advantage of this sale. Shoe Dept. on Main Floor.
At $7 a Pair
Main Floor Women's Shoes of black kid with cloth
tops Laced Shoes of pearl elkskin Gray and Field
Mouse Kid Shoes with military heels
Dark Tan Laced Shoes and many other
kinds. Reliable makes. Regu- Jr7 Af)
lar $10.50 to $14.50 grades at 5 .UU
We give S. & H. Trading Stamps.
$11 to $15 Shoes at $8.50
r S8.50
$11 Tan Calf Boots
with military heels
$14.50 Laced Boots QQ Cft
of dark brown kid; at tDO.OU
$14.50 Laced Boots of patent
colt with gray kid tops. PO Pft
Priced special, the pair 0O.t)U
$12.50 Laced Boots, PO Pft
dark gray kid; a pair DOOVJ
$14.50 Buttoned Boots of patent
colt, specially priced QO (?A
for today's selling; at tDO.OU
$15.00 Dark Gray flQ r A
Kid Boots, cloth tops
$16 to $18 Shoes at $10
Fl $18 Dark Gray Kid Laced
Boots with covered full Louis
heel, plain pointed toe, (PI A
welt soles. Special, a pair DXl
F2 $16 Dark Gray Kid Laced
Boots with military heel and
narrow toe. Imitation tip. (PI A
WAV
B41 $17.00 Buttoned Boots of
Patent Colt with pearl gray kid
uppers. Louis heels; tip- (P1A
less toe; special, the pair DAv
F42 $16.00 Laced Boots of
field mouse brown kid. Medium
pointed toe last, leather (PI A
uxtr
half Louis heel; a pair
Groceries
Friday Specials
Experienced telephone clerks at
your service, 8 A. M. to 5:45 P. M.
ORDER EARLY IN THE DAY!
Dried Peaches
. 2 lbs. 52c
Fourth Floor Put up in 2-pound
packages. Regular 60c size. CO
Priced special today, only
50c King's Dried Prunes IO
priced special, the package
Other Specials
King's Soup Vegetables, OP
dried, 3 packages for only J
Eastern Buckwheat Flour Qrt
priced special, 9-lb. sack for JXJK
40c Kerr brand Rolled Of.
Oats, priced special, a pkg. OOx
H3-
Girls' Wash Dresses
Cleanup Sale
Second Floor A timely offering
of 200 Girls Wash Dresses at
great savings. Many attractive
styles in the assortment. Made
up in excellent quality ginghams.
3 Great Lots
LOT 1. GIRLS' TUB (JJO QQ
DRESSES on sale at HiVO
LOT 2. GIRLS' TUB &A QQ
DRESSES on sale at DeVO
LOT 3. GIRLS'TUB &n QQ
DRESSES on sale at 0U.tO
Dresses
2 Price
Girls' Party Frocks in many
dainty styles; also Dresses of
fancy 6ilks and serges. Only a
few of a kind and but one of a
;e. On sale at HALF PRICE.
otm'mm-
$48.50 to $67.50 Suits
Broadcloth, Silvertone, Velour
and Other Materials
The Garment Store directs your attention to a
remarkable Sale of Women's and Misses' Suits.
Positively the greatest values we have yet of
fered. Strictly high-class garments from our
regular stock late winter models that can be
worn well along into summer. Many beautiful
models in belted effects, also plain tailored. Rose,
Burgundy, Plum, Taupe, Brown, Blue, Black, Wis
teria, Pekin, etc; $48.50 to $67.50 values $27.50
Sizes and Quantity
of Each
1 Suit size 14
57 Suits size 16
37 Suits size 18
27 Suits size 36
16 Suits size 20
9 Suits size 38
5 Suits size 40
1 Suit size 44
2 Dresses size 16
10 Dresses size 18
1 Dress size 42
Kitchen Sets
At $1.15
Third Floor Your kitchen is not
complete without one of these
handy sets. Sugar Box, size 7x6
Coffee Canister, size 6x6 Tea
Canister, size 6x4. Sold only by
the set. White Japanned (PI "I r
finish. Special, the set tUX.AJ
Girls' Coats at $3.98
Plain Materials and Checks
Second Floor Odd lots of Girls'
Coats priced for quick disposal.
Many attractive styles and very
serviceable for utility wear. Checks
and plain color serges. (PQ QQ
Priced very special at DO.0
Coats for little tots 2 to 6 years
of age also on sale at a big saving.
Only about 30 Coats in this offer
ing. Good styles and .materials.
Don't fail to see these smart
Coats on sale' at just half price.
We Give S. & H. Trading: Stamps
February Sale of Furniture Now in Progress 3d Floor
Priced special, the pair
Boys' Suits
$11.85
Main Floor Extra good Suits for
the money. Made up in splendid
quality navy blue serge. Latest
waistline models. Just the kind
of suit your boy would like best.
Sizes 9 to 18 years, at $11.85
CORDUROY SUITS in service
able dark brown shade. Made to
withstand hardest kind (Prr Qff
of usage. Special, suit D QO
Women's New Neckwear
In a Notable Sale
The woman who appreciates neck
wear of quality will want to attend
this 6ale, for it's the finest collection
we have offered this season. Fresh,
attractive merchandise, desirable in
every way. Department, First Floor.
Collars, Sets, Vestees,
Guimpes, Etc.
Net Guimpes Net Collars with lace
edges and insertion s Net Sets
trimmed with tucks and laces Net
Vestees Georgette Roll Collars Or
gandie Collar and Cuff Sets Or
gandie Roll Collars Tuxedo Pique
Collars Pique Vests Tucked Or
gandie Vestees with Round Collars
Paris Collars and Sets, and scores of
other styles in the sale hundreds of
pieces to go into 4 great lots at
ridiculously low prices for this sale.
LOT 1 Women's Fancy r7r I LOT
Neckwear, priced special I JC
LOT 2 Women's (PI A A
Fnrtrv NpMrwpAr. nnlv iD-e-sVfV
$45.00 to $62.50 Dresses
Special at $27.50
Second Floor Women's and Misses' High-Class Dresses greatly re
duced. Tricotine, Serge, Satin and Velvet materials in a wide range
of beautiful shades. Coat, blouse and straight-line models for street
wear, also the more fancy models in tuniced and draped effects,
embroidered, braided and tuck trimmed. Note sizes and quantity,
-9 Dresses size 36
3 Dresses size 20
2 Dresses size 44
Dresses size 38
7 Dresses size 40
S. & H. Stamps.
Sweaters Special $6.98
Second Floor Women's Slip-On bweaters specially priced for Fri
day's selling. Styled with roll collars and pearling at waist- (P? QQ
line. Plain weave. Good assortment of desirable colors DvJ0
(km
mm
f ss
$10 Waists
At $5
Second Floor Extra special of
fering. Women's Waists of ex
cellent quality Georgette Crepe
many dainty styles with fancy
tucked vests and round or roll
collars. Some are beaded and em
broidered in exquisite patterns.
One pretty model is a navy blue
Crepe de Chine. Waists (Pr A A
formerly $6.75 to $10 tDt.UU
3 Women
Neckwear on sale, on
LOT 4 Women's
Neckwear on sale, only
SI .2 5
$1.50
ODD LINES NECKWEAR PLAITINGS ON SALE HALF PRICE.
Domestics
For Less
Main Floor BLEACHED I7A
Sheeting, 2 yards wide; at ' "l
Pillow Casing, 42 inches A A
wide, priced special, yard ""w
Pillow Casing, 45 inches A P
wide, priced special, yard
Heavy Sheets, size (P"l QQ
81x1)0 inches, special at DA0
Hemstitched Tillow Cases of
famous Mohawk quality.
Size 42x36 inches, priced )OL
45x36-inch Pillow Cases HQ?
Unbleached Linen Weft OC
Toweling on sale at; yard tO
Great Sale Umbrellas
Our Entire Stock Reduced
Main Floor Now is a good time to get
that Umbrella you have been thinking
about. For the remainder of this week
you may choose any Umbrella in stock
at a special low price. Take advantage!
$12.50 Umbrellas
At $8.50
Main Floor Special assortment of Wom
en's Silk Umbrellas offered at a big re
duction. Good strong frames. Choice
variety of novelty handles. Shown in
purple, taupe, blue and green. Regular
selling price of these Um- (PQ TA
brellas. S12.50 on sale todav tDO.UU
$10.50 Umbrellas for $7.50
$8.75 Umbrellas $6.00
Main Floor Women's Umbrellas
in straight and Luzon shape.
Most of these have detachable
handles. Red, green, purple, blue
and black. Regular OH FA
$10.00, $10.50 values at D "
Main Floor Odd lot of Women's
Silk Umbrellas priced for quick
clean-up. Several different styles.
Colors blue, taupe and black,
regular $7.50 and $8.75 (P? A A
values, on sale today at DVl.UV
IS'
CITY ENGINEER TELLS PLAXS
AT MZXCHEO".
Development of Portland Water
front and Terminal Facilities
Are Outlined.
VETERAN LECTURES BOYS
British. Soldier Explains Danger ol
JuTenile Lawlessness.
EUGENE, Or.. Feb. 19. (Special.)
On & campaign of education aeainst
lawlessness in the way of breaking
insulators on telecraph and trolley
poles, J. G. McClelland, special agent
of the S. r. and S. railway, haa been
epeakini; at rural schools up and
down the valley along the right-of-
way of the OreKO-n Electric railway
during the past week or so. He was
in Eugene yesterday. Mr. McClelland
pointed out to the pupils of the
ochoola the results of such lawlessness.
Mr. McClelland is a veteran of the
British army, beinfr a captain at the
time England acquired Et;ypt and was
present at the bombardment of
Alexandria in S2. He was wounded
severely in a battle in the Sahara
desert that year.
Members of the Progressive Busi
ness Mens association, meeting iui
their reKular weekly luncheon at tb.e
Benson hotel yesterday, took up the
mnttpp of improvement of the water
I front and expansion of interurban
railway terminal facilities along the
lines sugpested in the recent report
of City Engineer Laurgaard. Upon the
invitation of the clnb the city engi
neer explained his proposal in detail,
using maps. The session was one of
a half doen or more planned by the
club for the present year under the
auspices of the committee on water
front improvement and industrial de
velopment. Mr. Laurgaard, In explaining- the
proposed improvement, laid particular
stress upon the fact that the plan as
proposed can be done gradually, with
out a e-rent burden of expense to tax
payers, and wiU do much to relieve
the congestion of the downtown dis
trict. The sum necessary to purchase
the property, bnild the concrete sea
wall and erect the market and termi
nal buildings proposed was estimated
by him at $10,000,000. Under the pres
ent city charter the city government
can issue bonds only up to 7 per cent
of its assessed valuation, he stated.
This limit would leave only $4,774,000
in bonds which could now legally be
issued in addition to the existing $17,
120,000 of bonds. The first step to
take, according to the engineer,
would be to amend the charter to
allow for a greater bond issue.
At the close of the address mem
bers of the club expressed themselves
as much interested in the proposed
development and favorable to its be
ing carried out as a necessary step in
the growth of the city.
THRFT EDITOR TO SPEAK
Authority on Home Economics to
Address O. A. C. Students.
.OREGON AGRICULTURAL COL
LEGE, Corvallla, Feb. 19. (Special.)
Mrs. Alice P. Norton, editor of the
Journal of Home Economics, will give
a seris of lectures during the second
INTEREST INSH0W HIGH
Scat Sale for Co-Ed Stunt Nights at
O. A. C. Tnusually Heavy.
OREGON AGRICULTURAL COL
LEGE, Corvallis, Feb. 19. (Special.)
Plans for the fifth annual stunt
show are practically complete and
final practices in the women's gym
nasium were held today. The ticket
sales have been unusually heavy and
the entire house is nearly sold.
Fourteen women's organizations
will present stunts in competition for
ths Fawcett cup offered by Dean
Mary E. Fawcett for the best stunt.
Marie Mendenhall of Everett, Wash.,
is me.nag'er of the show.
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delicious at all times, and espe
cially desirable in place of meat;
susceptible of being made into
many appetizing, wholesome
dishes;
always ask for it by name
"Red Rock"; your grocer or market-man
should have it, fresh
every morning.
BURNS' Friday and Saturday Specials
Light House
BROOMS ..bye
SHAKER
S.A.I-.L ....
PKG.
FRESH EGGS, DOZ 48 BEST BUTTER..,..
CAJTSED FRUITS AYD VEGETABLES.
Palo Brand Wnole Peaches. 2 He, per dozen 93.00, each....
Clear Brook Brand Peaches, 2s, per dozen 83.00. each....
Clear Brook Brand Apricot. 2V4. per dozen $2.75, each..,.
Del Monte Brnnd Spinach, 2m, per dozen ftl.65, each. ......
Clear Brook Brand Tomatoes, 2s, per doxen Sl.OS. each...
,..29
,..24c
...14i
...09
TTT HI TO less THAsr
X A-VS IV
WHOLESALE
White Rose Flour, fine family, 49s, per bbl. ..
Per sack .
White Hose Flonr, fine family, 9Ss, per bbl....
Per sack
Superior Fancy Patent Flour, 49s, per bbl....
Per sack. j.
Superior Panry Patent Flonr, 24Hs, per saek.
Superior Fancy Patent Flour, 10s, per sack. . .
12.35
3.20
f 12.25
.20
.813.10
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. .75
TPT PR TF? A y'0" OT Japan, per pound package. .$ .40
llJVceyloi or Japan, per -Ib. packaa-e..$ .20
We deliver free of charge to your nearest shipping; point by parcel
post
JTTTO COFFEE at only 47 per lb. and
ROSE OF CEYLON TEA at only 50 lb.
With the smarantee that If either of these is sot satisfactory, we
will refund the full amount of the purchase price.
D. C. BURNS COMPANY
208-210 Third St, Between Taylor and Salmon
Special Mnil Order Service Write for Monthly Price List Member
Greater Portland Association Wholesalers to Private Families,
Hotels ahnd Rcstsnrants Phone Main 616, MA 26.
and third weeks of summer school
this year. Mrs. Norton is considered
one of the best authorities in home
economics in the country. She is a
pioneer in the work and studied with
Mrs. Ellen H. Richards, the origi
nator of the study of home economics.
Mrs. Norton was appointed to the
department of thrift in the treasury
department In Washington, D. C and
divided the time following: this ap
pointment between the Jouenal of
Home Economics, the food adminis
tration and the thrift campaign.
Read The Oreeonian classified ads.
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over the telephone if you like will
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And then, ifs a short, simple
matter of five minutes to heat the
beans and serve them to a de
lighted family.
A boon to the busy housewife a
benefit to everyone Pierce's Pork
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