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THE ! OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAN D, MONDAY : EVENING. DECEMBER 21. 1914. y v ' V v i w M mm M n 1 ii n ; ww- . FUNERAL OF HUSBAND IS ABRUPTLY HALTED BY DEATH OF IE Mrs, Charles E. Wicklund, Overcome by Grief, Passes Away Sunday Morning. JLrrangemenU for the funeral of CTiarlM E. Wicklund cmt to an abrupt atop tiro hours before the btv lce were to begin yesterday, when It became, known that ' tha wife. Mrs. Mary Wicklund. etrlcken by rrlef. had paaiied away When Mr. Wicklund tied Friday after a lone lllneae, Mr, Wicklund wii so overcome that he took to her bed. The 30 year of mar ried life had drawn them bo closely together that the wife could not bear to Bee her husband In death. Wednesday at 2 o'clock funeral erv- Ices for the couple will be held In ' Skewe' undertaking parlors .and the bodies will be placed in the earao grave In Rose City Park cemetery. Mre. Wicklund had been 111 for Borne time, though non of her friends thought her condition eerlous. When Mr. Wicklund died, however, ehe was so affected that she would not consent to look upon her husband. Mr. Skewes accordingly took the body to his un dertaking establishment and prepared It for burial. arranging with the Woodmen of the World for the fu neral, which was to have been held at --2 o'clock yesterday afternoon. "Believing that after her first grief had subsided, she would want to see how her husband looked." said Mr. Kkewes today, "I had the body taken from the casket and placed on a sofa, where I had It photographed. X called ' at the house yesterday morning. In tending to tell her what 1 had done and a neighbor came to the door and told me sbe, too, had passed away." Mr. Wicklund was B years old and his wife was 68. lie was born In i Bweden and she in France. Immedi ately after their marrige 30 years go they came to the United Btates, proceeding almost directly to Oregon. They had no children of their own. Mr. Wicklund was active In Wood craft and formerly was associated with Webfoot camp. Of late years ' he had been infirm and waa able to ' work but little, the Woodmen giving considerable . assistance. They owned little home at 981 East Twenty . fourth street north. BOOKS For Everybody 6th Floor, 6th St. Bids. FURNITURE DEPARTMENT Open Evenings Until Christmas KODAKS Department Open Eve nings Until Christmas. Temporary Annex No. 1 BOOKS For Every body, j" 6th Floor, 6th St. Bldg. TOYTOWN AND MEN'S STORE' OPEN TONIGHT TILL 9 O'CLOCK Santa Claus in Toytown Tonight Slain Deputy Game Warden Blameless State Game Warden William ! Flnley Declares Beport Trom Gold Beach Does Bead Official Great Injustice. Calling attention to. a story pub lished Saturday from Gold Beach to ' the effect that It waa reported that Deputy Game Warden A. 8. Hubbard, who waa shot and killed Thursday by Lois Martin, had once lured Mar tin to violate the game laws and had then arrested him,, Htata Game War den William L. Finley says that the Btory Is not true and does thedead deputy an Injustice. The report waa ; offered as a probable provocation for Martin's deed. "Such reports have been circulated at times," said Mr. Finley, "but were not true in the case of Hubbard, whom I knew personally, and who waa one of our belt men, particularly In that he used good common aense In enforc ing tbe laws. It Is strictly agalnat the rules or the department that aeputy aenoerateiy allow a man to ' violate the game laws and then arrest him. "Prompt dismissal from the service , Is the penalty for such action, and the oeputlea are warned of this when they wmcr nit) service. iiuDDara was vonBcmnioue. srraigntrorward man and official, and 1 am certain that any report reriectlng on his integrity as a man or an official Is without foun 1 daUon." 9 It JC?Ca j u y Yeon Bldg N. E. Corner 5th and Alder Sts. Note Tuesday Toy Specials $1.50 Electric Trains, 89c Like Picture. Very well made. Locomo tive, tender and two passenger cars with track. Our Main Building, Sixth and Alder Streets. Closcaas Usual at 6 Every Day rrpt Temporary Annex No. r Only 3 Days More and 3 Evenings to Visit Toy town See Santa Claus in Toytown Daily 9 A. M. to 9 P.M. Only These Departments Open 85c Steel Cart, 63c As Pictured. Made of heavy metal, with metal wheels and handle and woodenj bed. $3 Child's "Delight Set' ' $1.98 i Like Picture. Set consists of table and two chairs. Table 20 inches high, 20 inches across. Painted red, with gold banding. $5 Safety Swing Horses $3.87 j Like Picture. Horses made of heavy se lected wood, swinging on heavy brass rods. Dapple gray horse, with saddle. r Two Parcel Post Sub-Stations at MEIER & FRANK'S PaokagM fox mailing' wrappofl and wala-had and atampod. Bub-Station 1 Baaamsnt, Sixth-Streat Bnndlna'. Inh-Btatlon 8 Acoommooatloii Daak, Tamporarr Aun Vo, 1. SA Meier & Frank Merchandise Order , SOLVES THE GIFT PROBLEM! These Orders are Issued in any amount $1 or mora. Kedeem aole for merchandise in any department at any time. Merchan dise Orders Issued at Booth in Fifth - street Arcade and Accom modation Desk. Temporary Annex No. 1. Evenings Before Christmas Toytown, Temporary Annex No. 2, Yeon Bldg., N. E. Corner Fifth and Alder. 1 j Sporting Goods, Temporary Annex No. 2, Yeon Iidg., w Fifth and Alder. If Men's Furnishings and Hats, Temporary Annex b. 1. Kodak Store, Temporary Annex No. 1. M Cut Glass and Silver Hollow Ware, Temporary Annex No. 1. jj Men's and Boys' Clothing, Temporary Annex Nojl. Crockery and Hardware Department, Temporary An nex No. 1. V Trunk, Phonograph and Stove Departments, Tempor ary Annex No. 1. Carpet and Rug Department, Temporary Annex No. 1. Picture and Basket Departments, Temporary Annex No. 1. ( Drapery and Blanket Departments, Temporary Annex No. 1. r : . Furniture Department, Temporary Annex No. ,1, Toyt own Temporary Annex No. 2, Yeon Building N. E. Cor. 5th and Alder All Silks and Wool Dress Goods Reduced -Third Floor, 6th St. Bunding If Bamboo Fruit Baskets For Acceptable Gifts PRICES REDUCED AS FOLLOWS $1.50 Baskets now. 98 $1.00 Baskets' now 69 Made of selected bamboo. Splendid ly finished in brown colors. Come irij two different styles and sizes. norkU7K RAMnnn n a qvttq Specially Priced at 28c, 37c and 49 t$VSS Attractive shape, with handle. Finely woven and neat ly made. Very desirable for gifts. Eighth Floor, Temporary Annex No. 1. r -.- r Commissioners Can Reduce Salaries City Attorney Upholds Dlaok ta Cutting- Fay to Two Municipal Entf aeara. ConnoU Only Oaa Salsa. Th city commlssionera can redoes the aalariea of any employe In their respective departments whenever they see- fit without orders from the coun cil, according to an opinion rendered ?L.Clty Attorney l.a Roche Saturday. Thin means that W. 8. Chapman and J. O. Oarrow. two municipal engi neers In the department of publlo works are to have their salaries re- aucea in accordance with th direc tion 01 commissioner Dleck. Commissioner Dleck rnnt.ni. ,. the salaries of these men were exces sive and arbitrarily reduced them. His right to do this was questioned, and - City Auditor Barbur put the matter up to City Attorney. La Roche. Mr. La Roche says, however, that In raising salaries the power rests entirely with the city council and can not be done without Instructions by that body.' Disaster Foreseen In Continued War xr neutral stations So Hot TTse An Power to Stop Bloodshed They Are Squally OuUty With Combatants. Declaring that war is murder of tha ursi degree, ut. xsina Evallne Wood , neaa 01 me omnter Peace soclotv predicted at the peace meeting at the Central library yesterday afternoon that, unless warfare la permanently stopped the "death penalty In a higher scope which overhangs the world" will not be commuted. She declared that If the people of the neutral nations do not do all in their power to bring about peace they must share the guilt of the combat ntl3' In resolutions urging the causa of . peace, which will be sent by the so. eiety to all world powers, the sugges tion Is mads that a white flag, as a symbol of peace,1 be adopted by all na tions as their official standard. The society win as me government of tbe United States to be first In adopting the nag. A series of peace meetings are be ing held at the library. The meeting jriieiuj wb mo BBtuno 01 tat se ' ries. Next Sunday afternoon the prin cipal speaker will be Kvert Baker, president of the State Christian En deavor society. Speakers scheduled for later meetings are Dr. C II. Chap . man. Dr. Lrank L. Love and. Mrs. Mil lie R. Trumbull and Dr. Isaac Swett. 3-Days' Sale of Portable Lamps Starts Tomorrow All Gas and Electric Lamps Reduced 20 Per Cent Our entire stocks of Lamps including Library, Desk and' Piano Lamps will be included in this reduction of Gas and Electric Portable Lamps. ALWAYS ACCEPTABLE GIFTS FOR THE HOME $15.00 Lamps $12.00 Colonial brass finish, with Florentine shade of Cathedral art glass, in soft, beauti fully blended colors, conventional design. Height of lamp jis 24 inches. Three lights with pull chain sockets, j , ' $10 Lamps, for 3-Days' Sale, $8.00 r Brushed brass and black finish. Opal j shade, frosted and decorated with floral design, in harmonious colors. Height of lamp 22 inches. Two lights, with pull chain isockets, All $ 4.00 Electric Lamps now All $ 4.S0 Electric Lamps now All $ 5.00 Electric Lamps now All $ 6.50 Electric Lamps now All $ 7.00 Electric Lamps now All $ 8.00 Electric Lamps now All $ 9.00 Electric Lamps now All $10.00 Electric Lamps now All $11.50 Electric Larapi.now All $12.00 Electric Lamps now All $13.50 Electric Lamps now All $14.00 Electric Lamps now All $17.50 Electric Lamps now All $20.00 Electric Lamps now .$ 3.20 ..9 3.60 4.00 5.20 5.60 6.40 7.20 8.00 0.20 .9 9.60 .$10.80 .S11.20 .814.00 .816.00 .8 .8 . . .8 .8 .8 Third Floor Temporary Annex Mo. X Note These Price Reductions On Men's Bathrobes For Gift Buying ... $12.50 and $15.00 Blanket Bathrobes for Aa of Men... J9.5D One hundred in the lot. All wool Robes, in handsome color combinations of blues, gTays, greens, reds and tans. Made with large shawl collars, buttoning down the front with large pearl buttons and patch pockets. Bound with heavy silk cording, and tied at waist with heavy silk and wool cord. Robes for men of all sizes. . $7.50 and $8.50 Blanket Bathrobes for Men. QC We have 150 of these Robes which come in allp)0) 'the desirable and staple colors and combinations in reds, greens, grays, blues, browns and tans. All seams are satin piped. Patch pockets. Some with sailor collar, others large convertible collars. One style buttons lown the front with pearl buttons, and another has rope tie at neck and waist. $3.50, $4.00 and $4.50 Smoking Jackets, now. AO Sizes 33 to 38 Only. "oC There are 50 Jackets to be sold at this great reduction so we advise earliest possible selection on Tuesday. Gray and black with plaid linings, and collars and cuffs, and some with silk collar and cuffs and silk frog trimmings. Made with patch pockets. These Coats are in small sizes only. While any of the 50 remain priced at 98. 20 DISCOUNT ON ALL MEN'S AND BOYS' BATH ROBES, EXCEPTING ONLY PENDLETON ROBES 1 Men's Store, Second Floor, Temporary Annex N.o 1. Women's Bathrobes for Gifts REDUCED IN PRICE TOMORROW $3.50 and $3.75 Bath Robes, $2.95 All Sizes to 46 - Made of fine, combed Blanket Cloth, and come in any de sired color. You may select square neck style with satin bound cuffs and pocket, or robes made with tailored collar fin ished with cord. Fifth Floor, 6th St. Building. r : : " ' $2.00 Silver Plated Bread Trays Tomorrow for $1.49 MOST DESIRABLE FOR GIFTS! You may have your choice of several very handsomely en graved patterns. Heavily silver-plated on white, metal, and hand- burnished. A bilver mead Tray adds distinction to any table. First Floor, Temporary Annex No. 1 : Deepest Reductions Now On All Women's Finest Meek wear : : COLLARS, SETS, VESTEES, GUIMPES, FANS AND SCARFS Foreign and Domestic Make. NOTE THESE UNEQUALED REDUCTIONS All $3.50 Neckwear, Fans and Scarfs, $2.29 AH $4.00 Neckwear, Fans and Scarfs, $2.69 All $4.50 Neckwear, Fans and Scarfs, $2.98 All $5.00 Neckwear, Fans and Scarfs, $3.39 All $6.00 Neckwear, Fans and Scarfs, $3.98 All $6.50 Neckwear, Fans and Scarfs. $4.19 All $7.50 Neckwear, Fans and Scarfs, $5.19 All $8.00 Neckwear, Fans and Scarfs, $5.98 All $8.50 Neckwear, Fans and Scarfs, $6.19 All $9.00 Neckwear, Fans and Scarfs, $6.39 All $10.00 Neckwear, Fans and Scarfs, $6.67 A $2000 Purchase of Spanish Lace Scarfs Now Half Price Regularly $3.50 to $37.50 . Now $1.50 to $18.75 This includes our entire stocks of beautiful hand run Spanish Lace Scarfs, in bfack, white and an exquisite array of colors. Great variety of styles, and in many different sizes ALL NECKWEAR. FANS AND ScAfeFS SELLING HERETOFORE AT $10 TO $32.50. NOW AT 1-3 OFF'p For your selection, 3-011 have tliefijhosl comprehensive and exclusive assortment of Beautiful Neckwearr .lixquisite P'anjJIand Scarfs all at 1-3 less than usual price, . , No Articles Laid Aside None Exchangeable : : ?t : t? ALL MARABOU AND OSTRICH PIECES NOW AT 1-3 OFF ;f ' Any piece of Ostrich or Marabou uij.onr huge stocks may be purchased now atjithis deeply reduced price. Muffs. Scarfand Stoles in the greatest possible variety NOW 1-3 Lets man usual. i No Pieces Will Be Lsid Aside Nona Exchangeable ? i None 'will be laid aside None exchangeable. First Floor, 6th St. Builaing, Every Man Appreciates a Smoking Set 1 omorrow We're Reduc ing $2.(10 Sets Q(J For Holiday Buying! These Combination Smok ing Sets! consist of Cigar holder, ash receiver, safety match holder and 10-inch hrav. Tn ! an ffirtiv . Hull gray finish in hammered style, polished brass trimmings. Recularlv si115ncrat flfk ctnIil1-r mAnffA fnr fTirihnat I buying to $1.09. Fourth Floor, Temporary Annex No. 1 Petticoats MAKE PRACTICAL GIFTS $5.50. $6.50 and $7.50 Silk and $30 . Adjustable tops. Silk in all colors, also jersey with silk flounces. All the desirable solid street colors, and changeable ef fects. Regulas and extra sizes in the assortment, which num bers just 50 Petticoats. Silk Petticoats In Holly Boxes for gifts All Jersey, or combinations of ierseyand messaline. All col ors, and all sizes in the lot. which includes fitted and string :ops. Fifth Floor, 6th-St. Bldg. I ft Dainty Gifts for Infants MAN D AKIN UUA 1 o-Hpt Si lie, . r u . L U J f BOOTEE S New style, with shaped feet. Silk or wool. All white, white trimmed with pink or blue. Priced 50-75-? 1. Wool Bootees a very-large as sortment, long or short lengths. Priced 15 to l.OO. S A C Q U E S Warm crocheted Sacques, in all white, or white prettily trimmed in pink or blue. Priced 50? to f 2.50. $1.98 Established 1857 ' " ;:---.-V- . i. ;.. v.-. ': -' ' ' ' : mm siBsssssssssssb -sssssssw. 1 1 i sssi rti MMUS USAJlUil, YiKp For the Christmas Diniier Mincemeat.1 Golden Crown,- No. 3 jar fvew Walnuts, very fine Pound Imoorted Walnuts. Pound .30tf arid 25k 'I Navel Oranges. Dozen! o ;a, d 30 Table Raisins Fancy Clusters. Pound afrfel X5 Golden Pumpkin New Pack. No. 2J4 cans Hffd P Layer Figs Fancy Imported. Pound i!..25 Plum Pudding No. 2 cans Oe No. 1 cans 1 i..35 Pineapple Figs Fresh, delicious. Pound ,fj,..25 Fancy Raisins No. 1 cartons ,..35 Seeded Raisins New Fruit. No.-l cartons ...10 Black Walnuts Pound Butternut Butter Roll .T! i 13 oounds .11. .oc ; Pure Food Grocery, Basement, 6th-St. Buil5jng y Popcorn- vrfiit hantifiill v fmM oidercl in pink or blue. Priced! ?3.50 and f 4.50. ll ROBE S for Buggiel Kidcr down Robes. Priced ;4.50. f 6.50, X7.50. Kn Robes. or blue. Priced 91.25 h S6.50 li Infants' Dept., 2d FL, 6t.h-5t. Bldg. ? Our Store Service Featiires v . ..---...' STAHT Tlr Often Our Advrtlamnt la Vhx BHr Pvra Oil. in ztwaa Advrtl4 ama. All Oar AdvrCLMmats Zvary Z7. R ranch of American Express Company, in Basement. oth-StiBuildine. Free Auto Bus Meets all incoming trains, to transport patrons to this ereat Christmas store. - it Packages Checked Free In Basement, 6th-St. Building. lj ' ' Women's Rest Rooms Second and Seventh Floors. 6th-St. Building. Nursery-i-Whcre njotbers may leave, their children in the Scare of a; trained, nurse while they shop in the store 7th Fl 6ti4St. Bldg.' . D. r,nuKHli for CViriarmaa Packaff-ea Sold in hrtnth ' (U .ww M m , . . .i
