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About The Sunday Oregonian. (Portland, Ore.) 1881-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 21, 1913)
THIS SUNDAY OREUOJtflAxV, PORTLAND, SEPTEMBER 21, 1913. GROW S AV E Ladies' Home Journal Patterns Are Here in All Sizes and in the Latest New Styles at 10c and 1 5c Each The RAIN Autumn and Winter Style Book Is Now Beady and on Sale at 5c Copy The Criterion of Fashion, a New Monthly Magazine That Tells All About Dress and All That Goes "With It, Is 5c a Copy or 50c a Year Take Home a Copy 1 t v l. 71 t t TO HQNOH GAYNOR Privats Funeral Service Read by New York Mayor's Former Pastor. -BODY NOW LIES IN STATE nrty Thousand Stand Uncovered as Procession Passes From Home in Brooklyn to City Hall Mon ument Is Suggested. NEW YORK, Sept. 20. In the rotunda of the City Hall, the scene of his years of labor for the municipality, whose executive "he was, the body of William J. Gaynor lies in state tonight, his cof fin draped in the white silken folds of the Mayors official flay and watched over by a guard of honor from the city's police and firemen. The Mayor's body landed here yes terday from the liner Lusitanla and taken to his late home 'in Brooklyn. where private funeral services were held today, was brought tonight through a drizzling rain to the City Hall, from the steps where, less than three weeks ago, he accepted a people s nomination for re-election as mayor. Tens of thousands crowded about the edifice and its approaches tonight and stood mute, heads bared and bowed, paying silent tribute as his body was borne Into the building. City Hall to Be Opto. The doors of the City Hall will be opened tomorrow at 8 o'clock and from that hour until sunset, or later, two separate lines of citizens will have op portunity to pass from the plaza -in front of the building past the coffin on its bier in the somberly-draped ro tunda, and on out through the north entrance after gazing on the dead Mayor's features. On Monday the pub lic funeral will be held In Old Trinity Church. The private services In the Gaynor home were held two hours before he body was brought to Manhattan, the little gathering there including only Immediate members of the family and a few close friends. The service, brief and simple, was read by Rev. Frank W Page, of Culpepper, Va, formerly pas- The Cream of the Woolen Market in new Fall and Winter Fabrics for gentlemen's garments to order, culled from the markets of the world by expert buyers, are now being Bhown by NICOLL All the latest designs and color ings known to the weavers art. Suits and Overcoats to Order S25. S30. $35. etc. No trouble to show goods. Satisfaction guaranteed In all cases. Garment to order in a day, it desired. Full-dress and Tuxedo Suits a specialty. WILLIAM JERREM8 8ON9 108 Third Street. TAILOR FOR YOUNG MEN. other than the preferred claims against I It." The preferred claims , are esti mated at 13,500.000. Fl PAYMENT OF JA3AS OBTAINED BT HCSBAVD RESISTED. Spouse Had Spent Money Given Hirr to Bay Seed and Borrowed to "Make Good" at Home. OAKLAND. CaL. Sept. 1 (Special.) After fighting off three Deputy HhArlfFa In m. hand-to-hand battle In the tor or frt. Johns Protestant Episcopal barn of her farm at Hayward. scratch- Church in Brooklyn, of which Mayor ng and kicking them after they had disarmed her of a shotgun and club, Mrs. Josephine Plet, who had success- I Gaynor was a communicant. Tribute Persoaal and Sincere. The clergyman's tribute was person al and Intimate. No one knew the man Gaynor better than the speaker Himself, Rev. Mr. Page said, and bis eulogy of the late Mayor's character and good deeds was a heartfelt mes sage of consolation to the mourning family and friends. The city had lost its best servant when Mayor Gaynor died. Rev. Mr. Pago concluded, and later its people probably would realise this and do In this memory what the people of Cleveland bad done In Tom Johnson's erect a monument to him. Promptly at 4 o'clock 200 mounted policemen stood at attention outside as the coffin containing the body of the Mayor was carried from the house by firemen and policemen and placed in the hearse, while departmental heads and members of the Board of Estimate, acting as escort, stood with bared heads. The funeral made its slow way to New York across the Brooklyn bridge. Loyal Tributes Overwhelming. At least 60,000 persons stood un covered in the drizzling rain as the procession marched to the City Hall Eight automobiles following the hearse carried members of the Board of Esti mate, Mayor Kline, Robert Adamson, the late Mayor's secretary; R. A. C. Smith, Commissioner of Docks and Ferries, and Police Commissioner Wal do. No members of the Mayor's family accompanied the body. All during the day vehicles drove up to the Gaynor home with floral of ferings and it was necessary to employ two automobiles to carry the flowers when the procession started. fully defended her property for three days, was taken to the county Jail to day and locked up on a charge of re sisting an officer. Her bail was fixed at $1000, which she was unable to furnish. The deputies were seeking to place a $500 attachment on three hayricks. when they were halted by a shotgun. They used strategy to Induce Mrs.. Plet to enter the barn, where they cornered and disarmed her. Then she fought them off with a club, which was taken from her only after she had felled two of them to the ground. Mrs Plet gave her Husband S500 a few months ago to go to Oakland and buy seed and farm implements. In stead, it is said, he spent the money In a good time, and came to San Fran cisco, where he borrowed $500 to "make good with his wife. The money lender appeared at the Plet farm several days ago with a Con stable and a writ of attachment on the hayricks, saying that Plet had not paid the loan. BIG CHIMNEY COLLAPSES One Silled and1 Great loss of Life Is Saved by Holiday. CHICAGO, Sept. 20. A 100-foot brick chimney collapsed and fell through the roof of a foundry today at the Deerlng plant of the International Harvester Company In this city. One man waa killed and five were Injured, while many others had narrow escapes. Hun dreds of tons of bricks plunged down. The injured men were working in the molding-room, and one man was re pairing the base of the chimney when the crash came. A heavy loss of life Judge Shov 9 Xo Mercy to Men Who was averted by the absence of the great majority oi liio wonvern va au- JAIL NOT FINE IS CHOICE . Insulted Woman. Five days in Jail, with no alternative of paying the proportionate fine was handed to John Madden and W. V. Lewis, youths who were convicted Fri day of insulting a woman, beating up a conductor, and being, generally dis orderly on a Mount Tabor car early bunday morning. Judge Stevenson fixed theis; bail on an appeal bond at 2a0 each. Attorney Reeves, for the defense, having expressed a wish to appeal. According to the testimony of Con- count of the Saturday half holiday. Leon Browska, the moulder, was burled under the huge mound of bricka formed by the collapsed chimney. MUSIC FOR EVERY HOME. Every home needs music The very best. See the two great talking ma chine combination offers with records, included, as advertised on page 6, sec- I tion 2. of this papers Adv. Mrs. John Havs Hammond has retired I .u .1,. i,i. . ... I ductor Clarke and Motorman Powell, of welfare department ot the National Clvlo toe car, tne Doys made remarks at a woman who was alighting near the end of the line, and when the carman protested a general fight. In which PoweU's nose was broken, ensued. The car crew gave information to Police Sergeant Robson and Patrolmen Larson and Fair, on which the young men were arrested. They were found guilty Friday, and H. W. Lewis, an other member of the party, was de clared innocent. Federation. MR. LEWIS A. RIFFLE tell hi experience with coughs and colds that lead ! nrrousnM and do bilitjr. ANNETTE DAY IS IN ITALY Girl Believed Victim of Tragedy t Sends Brief Cable Message. NEW YORK Sept. 20. The family of Mis Annette Day, who disappeared tepiemoer b irora ine residence of her married sister in Tarrytown. received a cablegram today signed "Annette, from Palermo, Italy. The message said: "Greetings. Letter will follow." The story of Miss Day's disappear ance first became public when her brother announced his belief that the Colds are often aggravated dur ing the Summer because Inactive bowels and a stomach out of order are prime causes in keep ing a cold from getting well. Pe-ru-na has very beneficial laxative quali ties that neutral- .u. v, ' . " 'U." 1.'SH - ' M 'ft i iza sucn condl- Mr. Lewis Riffle. tonic Ingredients tone up torso found in the Hudson River, which sVomacn sfuncUon, to norrnaT afcSvlty later turned out to be that of Anna Mr. Rlme.8 experience is especially Aumuller. body was part of his sister's FRISCO'S OUTLOOK IS GOOD ST. xperlence is especially Interesting at this time of the year be cause It shows the close relationship there is between a nervous breakdown and a neglected cold. Pe-ru-na should be kept in the home! at all times, that a cold upon its first Judge Says Management Is Credit to appearance may be treated promptly u Butveooiuuy. mis onen eaves i Federal Keceivers. money and time, and what is more im portant, a great deal of vitality. PAUL. Sent. 20. Indications thatU".V.i'"A'? - " the Frisco Railway System soon may "T.' ?r"7"l"J??. v. . . .. . i o-i u-no a muni i oiiiai KKUiB meuiulilQ tflT0.- ?J? y.l; ?? lT!5 bnlldtat; up the system and for , ... uca,,K i . c.c. a curing coughs and colds. iuou ueiure judge v. n. sanDorn.i "I tnnV it fn. i. r 1. -v t . . - . . . , . n . I - " .cB o I " " """ ouites xmbuici uiuri, months ago when I was all run down. judge tanDorn. "has been a credit to "I always keep it on hand, as a few ...e cc. .ci.crjnip. xne ouwooa aoses win cure a cold u taken in time." Is far better than it was a few months Peonle who object to llnnM modi. ago. we ougnt to know by October lSlcines can now obtain Pe-ru-na We Open Our Store at 8:30 A. M. Daily Except Satur day When We Open at 9:15 The Most in Value ) Pacific Phone Marsh. 5080, Home A 2112 7 .jrok S'-- 'f''-Hii Vihi 1 shirs' m - in 1""-ill mi Portland's Fastest-Growing Store The Best in Quality We Close Our Store at 5:30 P. M. Daily Except Satur day When We Close at 9:15 Linen Torchon Laces from 2 to 4 inches wide, dainty patterns m 10c and 15c grades, priced at, yard . ... . ... ur Cotton Torchon Lace Edges and Inser tions in all widths, values to 8c O yard at 30 dozen, or yard Introducing the New Season's Goods in Dependable Qualities and at Prices That Sound the True Note of Economy Early Fall Sale of Women's Fashionable New Suits $19.50 Charming new styles in cutaway models, both Plain Blue Serges and Novelty Mixtures; regu lar $25.00 values at ...... These fresh, distinctive and distinguished look ing Suits are every one from a famous maker, and every one has been treated as if it was to be his sole effort for the new season. All women concerned to see and wear a Suit of delightful fashion are expressly invited to attend this sale. The saving will well repay you. Made of the finest Navy Blue Serges and the most popular Mixtures and shown in charming styles. The Coats are Skinner satin lined. They come with plain back or slightly trimmed and are shown are plain tailored and are shown in draped modl - 1 IXT- J i;a tTT- 1 XI. J- XI xt eia or wjl ui siue sm. vve Jixiow mai, luey cannot v be equaled elsewhere in quality, style or work manship at $25.00; priced this J f Q CA ,p x SJJ and sale of $4.90 sale ac Extra. Great purchase Dress Skirts, values to $10.50, your choice at A very fortunate purchase enables us to offer the most extraordinary values in Dress Skirts. The assortment in cludes innumerable styles in black and white checks and stripes and in the wanted plain colors. They are the new season s cnoicest models in values reg ularly sold up to $10.50, priced this sale at 1 $4.90 Extra, Sample line of Waists, values to $1.50, your choice this no sale at only ..JOC A manufacturer's sample line of Waists on sale at one-third less than real worth. Included are the most fash ionable styles in Lawns, Marquisettes, Flannel and Linen, in both white and colors and all sizes, but only one of a style. Come early for first choice. Values up to $1.50, priced no this sale at OC Muslin Underwear at Less Dozens of styles in Dainty Corset Covers and Drawers; our- Cf best 75c grade, special for this sale at . OUC See Our Morrison Street Window Display Those who attend this sale will not be disappointed. Instead they will save a full third on their purchases. You may select from a splendid line of Corset Covers, made of fine nainsook or crepe, with dainty trimmings of laces, ribbons and embroideries. All are extra well made and finished. Also Muslin Drawers of fine cambric or nainsook, with embroidery and lace trinimings, in the latest styles and in all sizes. Regular 75c values, specially r priced for tomorrow's sale at only ,. ., ,. . OiC The Newest Weaves and Colorings in Dress Goods and Silks At Prices That Are Absolutely the Lowest Quality Considered Our stocks of the new Fall and Winter Dress Goods and Silks are most interesting. None of the desir able new styles, wTeaves or colorings are lacking and there is 'Dracticallv unlimited scope to select irom Our showing of Fancy Novelty Weaves is an exhibit in itself. The best we could select are here. All or them confined to this store and all are most tempt- inerlv priced. No word of ours could do them justice You must see these fabrics with your own eyes. No trouble to show goods at this store. Come and enjoy the beauty ot this showing. The New Satin Charmeuse at, Yard, $1.50 and $2 These extremely fashionable and beautiful Silks come full 42 inches wide and are shown in all the de sirable new shades for street or evening wear. They are rich, durable Silks, of satin finish, that will wear most satisfactorily. Two qualities, priced at 51.5U and $2.00 a yard. The New Brocaded Silks at, Yard, $1.50 to $2.50 Exquisite Brocaded Charmeuse, Satin Etoile, Crepe de Chines and Crepe Meteor, shown in rich, effective designs m the correct new colors, cream and black. Fine, firm, durable Silks full 40 inches wide at prices to suit all, from $1.50 up to $2.50 yard. 42-inch Plain Colored Silk and Wool Poplins at $1.25 and $1.50 Yard Genuine R & S. Poplins brilliant, rich-finished fab rics that drape beautifully and always give perfect satisfaction. They come full 42 inches wide and are shown here in all wanted plam shades and in two grades The Killarneen, $1.25 yd. The Dubleen, $1.50 yd. Full Showing of Priestley's Black Dress Goods at $1.00 to $2.50 Yard The most popular new and staple weaves in Priest- ey s Celebrated Brack Dress Goods, Matlisse, Bro caded, Scintella, Armuretta. Queen's Cloth, Pru nellas, Silk-Warp Henriettas, Floriosa, etc. Fine, pure wool, spot-proot black fabrics of guaranteed quality and finish, at all prices from $1 to $2.50 yd. Wm. F. Read's Lansdowne A Silk-and-Wool Fab ric, at $1.25 Yard 40-inch Silk-and-Wool Lansdowne Wm. F. Read's well-known fabrics. They are shown this season in a new soft finish and in over twenty-five popular shades for street or evening wear, including cream and black. A fabric of unequaled quality, $1.25 yd. A Sale of Fancy Ribbons Regular 25c Grade, Priced at, Yard, 15 See Our Third Street Window Display We have prepared a splendid showing of new Fancy Fall Rib bons. Those who have purchased Ribbons here be fore will remember and profit by this timely sale. The assortment includes all the new Fall colors and the latest patterns, both light and dark Dresden ef fects. Regular 25c grade, priced C for this sale at, the yard OC Great Closing-Out Sale Kleinert's Dress Shields We have decided to immediately close out our entire stock of Kleinert's Dress Shields and have accord ingly reduced prices to the lowest possible limit. Be sure you take advantage o this saving sale. 30c Kleinert's Gem Shields in size 3, priced at 19 35c Kleinert's Gem Shields in size 4, priced at 25 40c Kleinert's Gem Shields in size 5, priced at 292 30c Kleinert's Adjustable Shields, size 4, priced 19 35c Kleinert 's Adjustable Shields, size 5, priced 25 25c Kleinert's Black Panne Shields, size 3, at 19 35c Kleinert's Black Panne Shields, size 4, at 25 25c Kleinert's Jumbo Lace Edge Shields, priced 18 40c Kleinert's High Point Shields, priced only 25c 25c Kleinert's Shirtwaist Shields, priced at only 16( A COMPLETE SHOWING OF Royal Society AND Artamo Packages Priced From 25 to $1.50 Each We have prepared for your inspection a complete line of Royal Society and Artamo Packages. You may fashion many dainty and useful articles in your spare moments at very little cost, for each outfit is complete, containing in addition to the stamped article sufficient floss in the correct size and twist to complete the em broidery, and the carefully ' prepared working in structions, included in each package, make it possible for even beginners to execute the embroidery. The materials used are absolutely the best obtainable for the various uses. A closely woven, chalk-finish nain sook for all underwear articles; a real linen-finish lawn for shirtwaists. The most effective art fabrics for pillows, scarfs, etc. You have an unlimited variety to choose from: Infants Caps, Children's Dresses, made up Combination Suits. made up Nightgowns, Corset Covers, Princess Slips, Dressing Sacques, Lingerie Waists, Fancy Aprons, Pillow Tops, Centerpieces, Scarfs, Coat Hangers, Fancy Bags, Necktie Racks, and a great many other articles. From 252 Up to $1.50 a Package wnetner tne road win be able to pay Tablets. Adv.
