The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972, December 13, 1912, Image 9

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Newspaper Page TextI Hi DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, FRIDAY EVENING, D3 is, Town Topics TONIGHT'S- AMUSI3IEXTS ITir.rfl Yaleika Stmtt In "Tin Kie Wlt.M lAKKll Tie JBakor Flayers lu "?b Grey, hound." J . . -- " imilSUM Van1vil1 fin Bnealwr theatre). JEIO-Keatlng k Flood Mimical Comedy com pany In "The Merry Mlnstreli." SIB EMPRESS .Vaudeville. . 1ASTAGES Vauderllle. 4 . Kor amusement advertising paje 2. " afhp Condition. V- Portland and. Tlcfolty Rala tonight sad Sat ay. . Southeasterly winds, i-wfon ana waaulngton -nam wwrc, lyuu w low eaat portion tonliiht and gatiwdar. fcwuth iHterty wlnda, becoming tilKtt alin the coast Idaho Uglit rain -or ru)W tonight nfl Sat rday. THEODORE t DttAKK. Acting District Forecaster. Ei'VIU Stand pat "I'm going to tand pat on the action the executive card has already- taken on the Lambert; ivenua seVer contract,' declared. John I. Coffey of the'sewer committee of the card yesterday. - VMayor Rushlight as sent the contract back, to, the board or, Its reconsideration, but we will not ' eeonstder It. If I can help ijt."? The xecutive board awarded the contract or the Lambert street sewer to the tonnedy Construction company, though Vllliam Llnd'a bid was $1600 lowe layor Rushlight contends that the city hould award the contract ttf Llnd, even hough It was Irregular technically. The rregulartty, consisted of a failure to aclude a ditto mark.. -W Woman Preferred . Another ' Maa Two -months Jiving together was no ugh, so she took the license and an ther man and ran away." is the explan ation given by " Mltar; Kralnovlch, be auao no return had ever been jnade of Is marriage certificate. The explana lon came yesterday morning when Cralnovlcb appeared In answer to a lot er sent out by County Clerk Fields a ew days ago. v icralnovlchj explained bat no marriage ceremony -. was v. per, brined. lie secured the marriage- 11 fense December 29; 1910, to marry Dora bbanobich. At the lime Tie resided at iJTussell street ' Taking Testimony in. Winters Case- 1 the testimony of Carrie B. Wlnters iker of Ontario, Or. was taken before robata Judge Cleeton yesterday in the ontest over the estate of Henry D. . tenters, wealtfcy east side recluse who 7 led without leaving a will, more than a tear ago.r Mrs. Aker testified that she I .the daughter of Jefferson Winters, rho was a half brother .of Henry O. . ("Inters. Attorney Barge E.-3oard epresents Mrs. Aker, The trial of the :. ontest does not come up before the ourt until March 10, 191S, but Mrs. liter's testimony was taken at present hat she might not have to be recalled t-,'.: ' ' Beoommended for Disuiisfal Patrol nan R. L. Stack was recommended for llsmlsaal at a hearing ; accorded him esterday by the police comittee of the dty executive board. Stack admitted bat he had slept on duty. The com- bittee received a proposed plan for the retaliation of a signal system that will . Ud the central station to get in touch rlth patrolmen on their : beats. I The ' tystem is operated by electricity. By J iresslng a button at the' station a col- ved light shows on the policeman's ' eat at; some convenient point, thus , earning htm that he la urgently wanted o telephone to headquarters. Eleven 'Women Caught ta jtld Elev n women were arrested last night by he moral squad In the clean up cam el gn of Questionable places In the north nd. The squad forced entrances In post cases, as the women denied ad olssion. The raids were led by Ser- psast Karmsr-.- Names given-this mora ng in the municipal court, were Blanche tol!o, Mabel Moore, Eva Smith, Anna Jnger, Jane Smith, Clara Wilson, Goldie Vrlght, PearJ Wright, Margaret LeRoy, g&rtha Molanoh and Fay Bennett. The lases will be heard Tuesday morning. ' Awarded $1500 Damages A verdict op' $1500 damages was awarded Fred alien against the Portland Railway, tight Power Co, In Circuit Judge Mc- Jlnn's court yesterday, lAllen was driv- cg a team for the Weus-Fargo Express tompany last August on North Fifth it rest, when his wagon was struck by car.- The horses were frightened and Men was thrown from - th wagon, aught by his feet and dragged some Ustanee, He asked $5205 damages. Start Bankruptcy Proceeding.- J. R. toseberg and J. A. Coon have petitioned ' he federal court to have the King Hill ireamery, 7S5 Washington street, of rhlch the proprietors are William Milne aid Jacob Miller, declared bankrupt, ill effing that the company committed hemselves In bankruptcy when they oade a preference of creditors in rt ntly paying a promissory note for Q 00. It U alleged In the petition that he concern owes debts upward of $1000, Kill Wolf and Louis Wolf, copartners KNOX HATS Benjamin Clothes tn ,nclent times the glove was employed is token or pledge of faith in making t contract. v ;. ,-..., .. -v"? . -. Our gloves, as well as any thing else we sellj are a pledge of satisfaction to our custom trs, or we'll refund the funds. Very kind of a clove on band for comort, or dress. DENTS, TOWNES AND PERRINS f, Buffum & Pendleton 511 Morrison, Op. Postpffice in a bfesincts at. Eeaverton, have tiled a voluntary petition In bankruptcy, de claring their liabilities" to-be JSOal.ll and assets J1470. Asks $10,000 Damages Suit for $10,000 .damages against Lipman, Wolfs & Co.- was started yesterday by Jennie M. ' Mowrey, guardian of 17-yer-old Lola Mowrey, in circuit court, on ac count of injuries received by the girl in a fall down narrow stairs leading from the wrapping counter, where she worked,, to the main floor. In addition to a broken rib, the girl complains she was seriously bruised and straiped. . Bids for rire Sose Opened The fire committee of the city executive board yesterday opened bids for 9200 feet of hose. Eight bids In all were received and aU.:wera . referred: tQibs fire chief for- tabulation. The committee adopted a resolution asking the city council to appropriate an additional sum of $5000 for the installation of a semaphore. sys tem to warn pedestrians of approaching fire apparatus on busy street corners,- , Xlnedfox' Short Measure A fine1 of $15 was given O. B. Croyal, Ninth and Glisan streets, this morning In the municipal court, for selling ,short meas ure wood. William Newman mads the complaint to the city sealer's office. .Newman, testified h ordered a cord of wood irom Croyal, J The bill showed 100 cubic feet of wood, while the measured wood showed only 93 cubic feet, Donations for the needy Those In charge of the Salvation Army Industrial home have asked that all who wish to help , deserving poor people, men,- wo men and children,' can do so by giving food, clothing, furniture and other ar ticles. Telephone East 8088 or B-1873 and the wagon will call Jo collect the articles;', i -1' 3 . i, Sermons Drawing Crowds Mu,ch in terest Js being : taken In ? the sermons which are being given each night at the Free Methodist church. East Ninth and East , Mill streets, by ? Bishop Pearce. These meetings will continue until Tues day night, with three service on Sun day. . '.''.''' Kadi's If you would like to wear the best and . save nearly one half of the regular selling price, call at 430 Wash ington Street, at the Gale Outfitting company store. - Closing' out the entire stock of suits, coats, - furs, : muffs; at factory eost: Call phone Main 8088 for further information. ' " , To Discuss Kntnallst Store A mass meeting will bo held in Metcalfs hall. East Fifty-third street and Sandy boule vard, next, Tuesday night at 1 o'clock, for the purpose of discussing a proposed mutuallst store in that section of the ' K, 8. Talmud Torah Services will be held tonight at Congregation N Z, Tal mud Torah,' corner ' Sixth and Hall streets, at 7:30 o'clock. Charjes W, Bob lson will address the congregation. To morrow morning services will begin at 9 a, o'clock, t All are welcome. , . v Sues P. B Xm. h P. Co. for 12500 Because of Injuries received when his team and wagon were struck by a cae on the Mount Hood line near Russell ville, J. O. Hunter Is suing the Portland Railway, Light & Power Co, for $1500 damagea.; ....... Jewish Service Tonight Services will will be held at Congregation Ahaval Sholom, Park and Clay streets, tonight at 8 o'clock.; Charles W. Roblson will address the congregation. Tomorrow morning services t,9:S0 o'clock.. Rabbi B Abrahamson' Wilt officiate. "' ' Rubber has declined 85 per cent in price.- We have Just received a fine line of hot water bags, " combination, fountain syringes, etc., and you get the reduction. Alder Street pharmacy, 242 Alder. A $3 Christmas Present Buy one of our splendid umbrellas with extra de tachable handle in beautiful gift box. Made expressly for Jaeger Bros., Jewel ers, 268 Morrison, between Third and Fourth. Jaeger Jewelry is Jenulns. Por the Den We have a select assortment- f-Iridian curios which will add materially to the beauty of your den. Excellent gifts." Art, Craft and Curio ahop, 404 Morrison. - . ' Jiadlet Call Main $088 and ask about special prices at 420 Washington street. The Gale Outfitting Co. Is closing out at cost all ladles' suits and coats; also furs and mat f.;--ii -- -,,. air- Thik Oil. Ontflttina' Rnmntl,. at it Ik Washington street, is now offering for wje ai costau -ran ano winter coais, suits, furs and muffs. Buy now at fac tory cost, , r; ,.J4.,,.l,..v,1..lM Jaeger Jewelry Js Genuine Large. diamond rings, fine white, for $100. Jaeger 'Bros., 26S Morrison street, be tween Third and Fourth. ladles' fine handbags in real leather. Just the thing for an appropriate Christ, mas gift. Albert Bernl, the druggist, 229- Washington, near Second. teams Jsssle Xarklns for Camas, Washougal and way landings, dally ex-, cept Sunday.- Leaves Washington street dock at 2 p, m. : , , x ,. "Were Some Busy, and we'll have to have more tailors soon. Men are get ting acquainted with Barette; the goqarl value tailor, zes Alder. . Olf ford's Oregon Tlewtframed for Christmas, 75c.? Commercial work done at commercial, prices. Studio 418 Stark street -. -. : ' U" 'V '.' -. - . Xfo Agents Only bargain hunters al lowed. If that's you, drop in at 268, Al der and see Barette, 'the good value tailor, v.- ...v, -1 Annual Basaar First U. B. church, 887 Alder street, December 12, IS and 14, Large assortment hand-made articles. TTnnsual Gifts for Xmas and prises for .card .parties at,, the Shop, of Fine Arts, corner Seyentn and Salmon, y-. Monogram Pobs for Christmas. We make them. Jaeger Bros, 288 Morrison, between Third and Fourth.' - Boerloke U muayon's SomsopatMe Una complete at Bed Cross pharmacy, cor ner Seventh and Ankeny. Hand Made Paper Flowers for decora tions, . 6 cents. 'Andrew Kan, Globe building. . - . . i " . , ZnezpeaslTe Paper Mums for Xmas decorations,, Andrew Kan. Globe build nc 1 - , ' Dr. Harry T. McKay, now 411-411- 413 Ellers bldg,, Seventh and Alder. - $18 Elgin X.adj'1 Wstok, flfl. Aron- son's.-;-. " f ; ' - v . W. A. Wise M sssoclntfs. painless aefatlsts.-'Thlr.I anil'Vashlnston.- rinest Diamonds, least money. Aron son. , . , ' Itollevcs Wid6w oY Taxes -The city council yesterday spproprialed from tfe ganeral fund the amount of assessments levied against Mrs. S. O. Jorgenson. She is a widow with six children, . : prtssmattjiff reasonable. East 888. Dr. E. C Srown, Eye, Ear, Mohawk. Schnniacher Pur Co, 232 Third t . HERE'S A CHANCE TO BUY A NICHE IN LOCAL CREMATORIUM Is there any person In Port- 4 land who' wants to purchasers, niche in the Iris chamber at the e crematorium? If there is, tha e individual can secure one below AaiOnr th hunrlrw!. aila ln.-A ; the classified section of The v 4) 4 Journal today, this one Is prob- e) ably one of the most unique. It eays: , 4 e- "Desirable niche in Iris cham-- ber at the crematorium for sale 4 below cost. , Phone Main 4 .The niche was purchased sev-: e) . erat years ago by a lady resld- 4 e lng non the Macadam road as the e resting lace of r her "mother's ashes. Later, it wa a ArrAAcA tn" A v- inter- the body,, and in conse- ; quence Mrs. had no use eX; for the niche, which cost $125. 1 k oeciaea to advertise becauce a newspaper 'talks' to thousands of persons, each day. whils I can talk only to a few,' V said ahe. "In one : day "a newspaper - can carry my message. to more peo ple than I , could interview tn -two or three vears. I am nan. fldent I shall find a market for e the niche by advertising if there is any market for it" . 4 1 No Skimping ' low their value, 1 guarantee you a fit An experienced tailor makes the neces- mVm1, -i. 1' values now 110, .si. o iw av vaiues now (if, , jimmy Dunn, room 818 Oregonlan Bldg, ;Take ' The United : States supplies Russia with three- fourths of its typewriters, 20 kinds of American machine being old there. , , ,- , Look for the Bl Electric SIgi HOUDAYCLOTHES VforJ;..;;'; - Men and v -Women Silverware," Watches, Jewelry Moderate P r i e 'e s and Ea s i e s t CREDIT EASTERN f OTmTTtHO COUP AST .... ,405 waahlsgtoa St, at Tentt OLD RELIABLE OUT-OP-TOWBT PXOPZJI. Should remember that our force Is so organized that we can do their entire Crowu, Bridge and Plate Work in a day If necessary. Positively painless extracting free when plates or bridges are ordered. We remove tne most sen sitive teeth and roots without the least pain. No students, no uncertainty, but specialists who do the most scientific and careful work. - - at: an Twrsn mtrnvn I Pull Bet of Teeth .. fS.OO Bridge Work 01 Teeth without Plates ...&.1.KO to S.I.OO Gold or Poroelaln JPUIlngs. .81.00 np Silver PiUiags ........50 to Sl.OO Whalebone or Gold Dust Subber Plates Xfo Charge for Painless Extracting When Other Work Zs Done UNION PAINLESS DENTISTS rsTCOftPOBATED S21H Morrison Street, Comer Plrst . Entire corner Phone Mala 5930. -vopen Evenings. -- ill , 1 ill ik . A Sunday, Dinner "at the IMPERIAL GRILL ; combines all the solid goodness -of : thef Vhome-cdoked'dinner- with ; the attentive service, the luxury and the in spiring atmosphere that one always finds at the IMPERIAL GRILL; : Music ( "2 m JireadTUOROUGHLYBAKED it Attention uawaiu V(.'CIIIUg V a C31Ii5 UUUUI VU.a fortnorly of 1.33 Morrison street. In old marquam ouiiaing, now at 400 Morri son street, corner Tenth street. A hand some souvenir being given now with every purchase. .. . , Important Notice!. Hereafter Southern Paclflo passenger trains will not stop at East Portland and no tickets will be sold to or from that station. Passengers should take trains at East Morrison street or Union depot. , ' 'Nail's 1-4 Off Sale ' Scissor, rasor and traveling sets, manicure, tle.J)andkerchlef, glove. Jewel and cigarette cases, flasks and umbrel las. Nau'a Prescription Pharmacy, cor ner S'xth and Aider. Selling building. tlon more than any other nation, muoh of its seaweed being manufactured into edible gelatine. J - 7iJ Phones Padflo, Marshall X (one). : sons, A-6281. . :, , THIS SATURDAY- , We Will Offer ' "JONES QUALITY" LEGS of LAMB ' SHLDRS. of LAMB BACKSof LAMB BREAST of LAMB LEGS of PORK SHLDRS. of PORK LOINS of PORK SPARE RIBS AT SPECIAL CUT RATE PRICES , All Specials Plainly Price Marked at Market XilXET as early in the day as pos sible. . ' i lejuejlil KAXJXT where only the choicest, se lected, properly aged meats are sold; where cleanliness and sanitary condi tions are perfect; where you pay the least for the best. KASKXiT at JOJTES' VUlXKEV OP QTJAXiITT. A Breakfast Dish Fit for the Gods -L Jones' Pure Pig Pork jSaisage Yet Pricc3 at 25c the Pound Our Showing of Christmas! Cards Is Unequaled in the City Mail your cards to your friends abroad now, while the selection is at its best. .. The Irwin-HodsonV Retail Store 92 Fifth Street Jut North of Stark . ' A) . a 1 1 Table d'Hote Dinner, $1.50 fine : for tie Announcement to Men The $2 KENSHAW $2 store Is now next the Globe tfieatre. Drop In when you're on Washington street. We'll both ue iicaBH. . . J , ; t Every Sliver llnlnr haa ItaAark nlmM says a pessimist'-. BUY YOUR GROCERIES EARLY i It is just as essential that you should purchase imperishable Groceries early as any other line of merchandise. We can give you more time, ou receive them so' much more promptly and you can select from a complete stock of fancy and staple Gro ceries, Wines and Liquors, the equal not to be -found -in the United States.-;- ,4--- '-- i- 7 L MAYERS, CO. PORTLAND'S OLDEST AND BEST GROCERS "THE STORE OF QUAUTY" 148 THIRD STREET , A4432, Main 9432 , AN IDEAL CHRISTMAS SUGGESTION .; "Gift Baskets,", which will make the, best of gifts, and, most assuredly acceptable to the receiver. Place your order now " " and have i$ delivered Christmas. ' "AN -EXTRA SPECIAL OFFER FOR FRIDAY AND :-.. . . SATURDAY?.. , Strictly fresh ranch Eggs, guaranteedVper dozen: .... , .450 . FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY WE OFFER YOU: ; Cleaned Currants, 16-ounce packages, two for. . i .250 Pulled Protobon Figs, the pound. . , . , ,....... .250 Malaga Raisins, in one-pound packages, each.. i ..... . .400 ;Jones' Dairy Farm Sausages, links or meat, package 350 Gordon Gin, per bottle ,v S1.00 Zinfandel, quart bottles, per dozen. . . ... ; i .V.S5.50 Sauterne, quart bottles, "Best," dozen;.. . .. . .$7.50 ' ' WE HAVE TAKEN A NEW AGENCY "The Deerfoot Farm Dairy" Products. The first shipment of Hams and Bacon will arrive for Christmas. We are now taking orders.' Hams are the small baking variety, weighing about Vfi pounds.' Bacon is the "streak of lean and streak of fat" kind, and you will certainly have a treat. Avail yourself of this rare opportunity. , . TO YOUR FRIENDS OUT OF TOWN , Send a box of prize Hood River Spitzenberg and Yellow New town Apples. Price is, the box..,.,.... .i.$3.00 . "SPECIAL MESSENGER SERVICE" , "WE SOLICIT NEW ACCOUNTS" Orego . . - -( 111 s : - .Mill First and Madison Sts. PoisMve $15, $18, $20 Woolen. 1 Suits 50c, 75c Boxed Holiday NECKWEAR 39 c Closing Oiit Our BOYS' SUITS . $4.00 to $5.00 Suits $2.00, $2.50, $3.00 Military Flannel ' ' SniRTS - , Sample Ends Here $1 50 'AH-Mii-MdWuolenTlankets"V3"Orf Come to Our Store Sctunhy z?A Cnvo Still Tims Enough Ifs not too- late to have a Xmas f ortralt made by Aune if you attend to t at once. He will assure you a gift portrait which will please you in pre senting it to your friends. Columbia building. ' s 1 , Journal Want Ads bring results. Woo en store Saviiiffs Fine Quality $2.50 STIFF HATS .$3.00 to $350 RUFF NEX SWEATERS Gray, Red 55.00, $6.00, $7.00 . - Mill End - -SxMOKING JACKETS $5.00 Pair Men Shoes $5.00r $350, $4.00 - Odds and Ends , n SI rair aOU Ci.i I i. ,j . , t ::jyAniETYLiu:z:u:; . ;ma aa ay c: .aU Fountain Pens Holiday Stationery Leather Goods . Desk Furnishings Fancy Memorandums I Address. Books . ( Folding Card Tables Playing Card Sets Chess, Checkers " Dominoes, etc ' r Office Furniture ' el Gift Dressing. 'Everything for tHd Office KILH.AM Stationery, & Printing Co. i. . - . Commercial Stationers, ' T Office Outfitters,1 ' : -r ' " Printers. En gravers, '.i Booklet Makers and t 1 ' Bookbinders. ' XCEADQVASTXnjtS FOB f . r , Architects and Engineers' Instruments and Supplies. FIFTH and OAK STS. Christmas Umbrellas $20 Umbrellas $18 Umbrellas $16 Umbrellas $14 Umbrellas $12-Umbrellas $11 .Umbrellas $10 Umbrellas $9 Umbrellas' $8 Umbrellas $6 Umbrellas . $5 Umbrellas cut to $15.00 cut to $13.50 cut to $12.09 cut to $10.50 cut to $9.00 cut to $8.50 cut to $7.50 cut to $0.75' cut to $6.C0 cut to $4.80 cut to $3.S0 hxcovebitto. c. m. tebedith in cbasqs. 1 TTmbrellas Beco-ered "With all Orades J of Gloria and Silk. ' . j A close-roll; silk-warp Gloria $ J 5Q A - better Quality, Gloria at 5 f( only .-. v U The very finest Gloria . for Q0 Pure slllt. taffeta or serge, Art black or colors yu.vU . AU Other Repairing at Lowest Prices. All kinds of bandies in stock or trom Z5C Up " Xet TTs nt a Vew Umbrella to Tour Handle. We Have All Kinds Cbeap KHlEMIffS'VjfWJilS STOFJS 329 Washington, Imperial Hotel Bldg. f pecunty based Un P Ownership ll We have taken over properties heavily en- cumbered and have ft paid' life a n n u i t i e s. v thereby saving a com- (La r j owners, where, other J wise, they might have? I) lost all, through their. ft inability to redeem. ll Can we help you? 5 1 Come in and talk it 1 1 over with us. ( j Realty Associates of Portland, Or. YBOW BBO nxTK Airo Aiiiza. Wi . You can't af- ; ford to "expcrl mont" with cheap pavincr. You save money and get belter street.; -by boosting for BITULITIIIC -Gifts Frrpi t JTTfalwoo'l C.irv' t i-iiawie r. i i I! I! I i