The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972, December 21, 1914, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextI THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, . PORTLAND, MONDAY EVENING, DECEMBER: 21, 1914. TOWN TOPICS (ttjtb DAY Of' 1914.) AMl'SKMENTS HEIMO Broadway t Taylor. Oi flrmou. 12 m. tu 11 p. ru. Kuro-Hu war pit'tnren. BAKEIi Hrod.r and Mxth. t'orulu 2:30 rxl U:2i. Matinee Hunrtsy. Wednesday. m1r " and HHturdsy. Baker l'layer to "Lnb Kleahna." '"OKI'HKl'M Kroadway at Rtark. Vaudeville. Curtains 2:3 aud 8:80. -pANTAiK& Broadway h! Alder. Vaudeville. . - Curtain 2:, 7:U0 and H:lu. LOKW'H KMPBKHM Kromiway at Yamhill. Vaudt-Tlllv. Cotillnumia 1:30 to 6:30, 7:.W and 9:13 week daya. ConUuuooa 1 to It Wmtdljs. LYKR Fourth at Mark. Curtalna 2:30. 7:30 and :10. Keating Flood Mtudtal Cuinedj romitany In "Mike and Izzy Id Mexico." COM M HI A With between Washington and IMark atreata. Motloo picture. 11 a. m. U It p. in. PEOIO.B rV Weat Hark at Alder street. Mo tion pl-ture, 11:3-7 a. m. to 11:30 p. m. T A 11 Washington at 1'ark. Motion picture. II a. m. to 11 p. to. NATION A L Park and Weat Park at Stark. Motion ptrtnree, 12 m. to It p. ra. ULOUtt Washington at EleTeatb. potion pic ture. 11 a. ni. to 11 p. ni. MAJEMTHl Waablnfton . t Park. Motion pic tare. II a. m. tu Jl p. m. BL'.NHKT Washington at Broadway. Motion picture, 11 a. m. to 11 p. m. CIKC'i.E Fourth at Waahlngton. Motion pic ture, 10 a. m. to 11 p. m. AKX Ml'WKUM Fifth and Taylor. Hour to 0 week day. 2 to R Knnday. FTea after noona of Xueaday. Thursday, Friday, Saturday. the question f children's markets will business meeting, and will be held to be discussed. It Is the desire of the r.iorrow noon. In . the . college room of lub to start early the work of plant- the Hazelwood. All members and rng on vacant lots. ; others interested in the work for the , coming year are urged to attend. Three Fires on Sunday-. Kire of, ;' unknown origin destroyed a two room Jr. Elmer Etrmu Instructor of Psy house owned by Robert Holman end cbolog' at Pacific Chiropractic College occupied by William . Gilbert at the -and Metaphysical Healer Invites all foot of Virginia street yesterday with interested to call room 517 Swetland a loss of $500. The loss is artlally building. ' Hours 12 to 4. No charge. Ad. covered by insurance. A frame shed " ' . at the rear of the residence of F.J Steamer Tesse Xarklna for Otmti Austin, 480 Cora avenue, wis de- YVashougal and way landings, dally ex- I Coining Events, notary elob luncbaoqa)at Benaos hotel. D ecmber 22. Ad club laocbaoa at Portland hotel Decem ber 23. ProgreaalT. buslne tnea'a luncheon at Mult nomah hotel December 24. Heatly Board luncbaoa at Oonmerclal elnb, laauarr a. Oregon vine league rnacnevn at jauiinosaaa Central Library Meetings. rawtlooaUat aoclety. every Sunday eenlag. Oregon Cleia league lecture every Thura- ear erealag. pa regarding this port may be eo- l roruaaa UBamoer or uom Pacific naiveralty axteu Ion lecture, every Wanneaoay Tnua Port Information Supplied. tafersMtloa tala from the maun. SO ruth street. Telephone Mala VM m aviso). Fire and Police. Ptre eertaaost Mala TTOO, Aim. Peiiss gepartaaeat Mala 7181. A-t7L ' Today Forecast. PerUaag sad rtctolty PaU tonight and Tea day; not sroeb change in temper tnrej eaatarle arlnda. Oregon and Waahlngton Generally fair to- mgnt ana may; not mncn coange in lem nerarura: eeaterlr wind. Idaho Generally fair tonight and Tuesday; not much change In temperature. Weather Conditions. A disturbance of considerable energy I over the Lake region and ba caused moderate gsle over the lower Lake and general pre rlptutlon from the southern Kocky Mountain ttte aortbeaat wa rd to the Lake region and Atlantic coast. A slight depreerton is orer tho extreme .southwest and precipitation baa occurred In central and southern California, Ltab, Idaho and Alberta. The weather 1 colder In southeastern Waahlngton, eaatern Oresoa and Nerada. Temperatnrea are be low normal on moet of the Pacific Slope, In Utah, the southern Bwkf Mountain and Plain atatea and Mllmlpil valley. Home cloudtne prevail ore," western Washington, but the conditions art- favorable for generally fair weather In this district to night and Tuesday, with slight temperature I'baogee and generally easterly winds. THEODORE F. DRAKE Acting District Forecaster. Observations. The cept Sunday. Leaves Washington street dvci. at t p. mj, (Adv.i stroyed by fire this morning. loss is $100 with no insurance. The cause of the fire is unknown. About noon yesterday the roof about the chimney of St. Peter's Parish house. occupied by Father Beutfcen at Mohr and Gilbert streets, Lents, was dis-5. 1 covered in flames. Fire had orig- I MeCaxgar, Bates k lively Fire, cas- inated from r-n overheated flue. The i ualty and automobile Insurance. Yeon Anotion Sals of Hand Painted China now going at very low prices. - Wash ington st., next to Star theatre. (AdvJ blaze was small loss. quickly extinguished, with Fire Does Damage. Several hundred dollars' damage was done at the saloon of Robert Hayden. 409 Washington bldg. Telephone Main 168. (Adv.) BTanaimo WelUnrton Sard Coal Holman Fuel Co. M. 353. A-3363.' (Adv.) STATE CAPITAL NEWS low rrlres on Printing- of all kinds. street, by a fire that started shortly ! F. W. Baltes & Cel. Main 166, A-1165. Ad. after 3 o'clock yesterday. The blaze: I 1 i " originated in the saloon office, and Smoka B. B. Plva. An Oregon-made spreading, wiped out a cigar and boot- tlack stand. The flames then spread upstairs and did seme damage to "the front rooms of Mrs. W. F. Gibbon's rooming house. The building is owned by the Gus Rosenblatt estate. ! cigar of excellent quality. 5 cents. Ad Sold Uliiquor on Sunday. Selling drinks to country boys who had come in for a touch of city life proved cost ly to John Jones, rooming house pro prietor of 223 Market street, for he was fined $100 ifi the municipal court this morning for selling liquor1 on Sunday. Walter Holt, William Ross and Peter Spencer of Lowell, Or., were arrested last evening and testified that they had purchased liquor from Mr. Jones during the day. Zntas way. Sale of Perns. 142 Broad-(Adv.) Dr. E. O. Brown. Eye, Ear. Mohawk building. (Adv.) Br. city. W. A. Wise' is still in the (Adv.) Salem, Or ' Dec. " 21. Pacific lodge No. 5, of the Masonic order,! will install, the following officers, next Saturday evening and Past Master t George H. Burnett will preside: W. Glenn C. Niles; S. W Hal V. Bolam; J. W., W. H. Dancy; treasurert Lot Pearce; sec retary, Ernest H. Choate. j . Company M of the Third regiment, Oregon national-uard, will bold its annual high Jinks In its armory here January 1. All former national guartis rr.en are Invited to meet with the com pany and participate in the fun. The first call will be at 9 a.:m. for as sembly, reveille and salute to the flag. An individual shoot, dressing contest, equipment race, indoor baseball, wall scaling, competitive drill, retreat, tur key dinner, kangaroo court and mili tary ball are on the program. ,W. H. II. Derby, 64 yearsj a resident of Oregon, is dead, aged 74 years. He came to Oregon in 1860, and spent 41 years at Sublimity, Turner: Aumsville rand in the Waldo hills. )At Turner and Aumsville he was in the mercan tile business, and ' he farmed in the Waldo 'hills. He moved to Salem IB years ago. He is survived by a widow and seven children. His funeral was held this afternoon, under the auspices of the Masons. t : Silas Allen Jones, who crossed the plains in 1852 with ox teams, was buried at Brooks Saturday afternoon. He joined the federal army. in 1862, and was honorably discharged In 1S65. He was converted to the Christian faith while attending school in Mc Minnville. He was married to Rebecca B. Larkins at old Waconda in 1860, and 11 children were born. Mr. Jones i Yamhill Clnb Elects. ; McMinnvIlle, tOr.; Dec II. The an nual convention of the Rural School Improvement clubs of TartihTtl county at me last meeting in this city, dis- was a teacher, preacner,- lawyer gnu w special interest to the flour mill owner.. organizations. "The new officers of the club are: Mrs. George Uamblin, president; Miss Blanche T)err. secre tary. Both are,, residents of Fairview district Nb. .24, which has for two successive! years 'taken'1 prises at the county school fair. The main address of the session was given by Mrs. Kmily Haley Fraielle, the central Youth Make Confession. After he had given Patrolman C. G. Ferry Information, that led to the ar rest and punishment of Kick Poppoff. a cigar stand dealer -of - Jhe Burnside district, for selling tobacco to minors, Charles Cross, aged 16. Saturday con fessed to the officer that he had re cently stolen a quantity of brass air brakes from the carbarns at East Twenty-eighth and Burnside streets. He also confessed to the robbery of the Imperial shoe shop at 446 East Burnside street in October of 1913. The lad was arrested and turned over to the juvenile court. Shanktvyler Asks Divorce, Freewater, Or., Dec. 2L M. H. Shank wyler asks the circuit court for a divorce from his wife, . Laura M. Shankwyler, alleging that she deserted him September 22, .1912. They have one daughter, and were married In Se attle, Wash., In 190S. thought of which wafj the necessity for and the advantagf-jr of organisa tion.. The Parent-Teaser- association of McMlnnville served puncheon to ttiti visitors. ' "-f C -fy i m, ,. .,j r. Of 135 nitrate : worSi r ii . CliHe. 1 sre controlled by Amei na "That Good Delivered promptly, truckloads, $6 to S10. S03. C-2303. Coal carloads or Edlefsen, East (Adv.) Chinese Sacred XiUles for Xmas., ready, to bloom. Also lunch cloths in &0 designs, embroidered klmonas,; man darin coats and oriental novelties at greatly reduced prices. Andrew Kan, Chinese Emporium, 348 Morrison, west of Broadway. (Adv.) Taxdeab Baokflxea James Reed of T14 Kearney street, a machinist for the Blue Taxi garage, was injured last evening when an automobile he was cranking backfired. The crank frac tured his wrist He was taken to the Good Samaritan hospital. Cantrell Speaks Tonight. Edward Cantrell will lecture tonight at 8 o'clock at Scandinavian hall. Fourth and Yamhill streets, on "What the Infidel World Has Done." Admission is free. T. M. C. A. Secretary to Speak. H. W. Stone, secretary of the Young Men's Christian Association, will ad dress the Women's Political Science club tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock In room H, Central library, on "Pro hibition Enforcing Laws." The meet ing is public. Will Speak at Library Tonight. In hall H, Central library, this evening, at 8 o'clock, ' Charles James, social worker, will speak on the "Solution of the Unemployed." Judge Lionel Web ster will preside. STATIONS. Temperature. si ! u a St 2 ma c a n a a 0x1 IS 3b Abilene, Tiu.l Baker, Or Boston, lias. Buffalo, N. Y..I (hlcaa-o. Ill Penrer, Colo Dululb, Minn.... .Eureka, t l . . Fresno, Cal Oaleeaton, Tela Havre, Mont. . . Javkaonvllle, Fta. Kanaas City, Mo. r. Angeles, Cal. Msrsbfleld, Or... M mpbls, Tenn. . Montresl. Que. . . New Orleans, I.a New York. N. Y. North Head. Wn no. Yakima, Wo Oakland, Cal Phoenix. Arts.... Portland, Or Pocatello, Or..., Itoeeburg, Or. . . RoaweU, N. M. Sacramento. Cal. St. Louis. Mo Salt Lake, Utah. B.lraneliico, Cal Reatito. Wn..... Rherldaa, Wyo. . sitaa, Alaska. Hpokaae, Wash. Tacoma. Wn... Tato'ah Is'd-.Wn. Valdes. Alaeka Walla Walla, Wn Washington, D.C Winnipeg, Man. 24 rt o I- 2 84 M 22" 60 8' 14 3d' 38 2 42 4 23 23 20 22 Srt 22 14 44 28 - 8 40 a 2tl 40 BO 12 82 4 10 0 - 2 2 !- 1 1 0 r- 4 2 - 2 6 0 - 2 0 - 8 - 6 Important Meeting Tomorrow. The next meeting of the department of revenue and taxation of the Oregon Civic league will be an important 4A 20 I 14 (T 22 2 8 0" n It 8 .0 2S 24 B8 .4 '.' 22 18 .1 18-8 4 .16 20 - 2 22 ' .04 62 S4 4 0 48 38 12 .IS B6 ; 12. lo -6 0 00 66 4 0 22 8 14 .28 5. 44 4 .06 44 38 84 ,12 .12 18 10 18 .12 .VS 31 flO 20 .60 40 3 10 O 24 2 4 0 40 4 0 68 42 4 0 40 23 2 0 40 23 2 0 82 20 4 0 . 88 22 8 . 04 62 SI 12 0 . 80 22 14 . 42 . 28 14 '4 .01 62 42 6 0 42 26 4 0 . 14 -10 4 0 .... 84 4 0 16 6 4 0 40 24 4 0 48 88 4 0 22 4 .68 24 12 4 O . 88 8O 4 .66 . 12 - 6 .14 0 P. M. report of preceding day. Pined tao fox Assaults Municipal Judge Stevenson expressed curiosity this morning; as to Just how anyone would go about insulting a crowd in a Burnside street saloon, as James Monroe, who was arrested Saturday by Detectives Hill , and Hammersley is said to have done, but a fine of $20 was assessed against him because he knocked down Joseph Miller, aged 66, who . refused to . give him money. Miller appeared against Monroe In court and exhibited a badly bruised face as a result of the prowess of Monroe. Williams Went limit Harry Wfl Hams heaped Insult to Injury Sat urday, for after the proprietor of a poolroom let him go when he didn't have any money for the pool games he had played, he took two of the balls along in his pocket. In front of the pool hail he stole a box of shoe black ing. The bootblack called a patrol man ana Williams was arrested. This morning he was fined 310 in the mu nicipal court. . tUv aaig at .bents. In a raid on rooms in- the Tobin building on Main street, Lents, early this morn ing. Police Sergeant Brothers and Pa trolman Dolan arrested Beatrice Wil liams, aged 21; Clara Williams, "aged 24, and Gladys Lord, aged 23, as In mates of a disorderly house, and Wil , bert Barnes. V. J. Fay and -Elmer Mortrind as visitors. They will be given a trial in the morals court be fore Judge Stevenson this afternoon: Henry Bartey Injured ! In PalL Henry Bartey, a laborer of 208 East Forty-seventh street, fell down an em bankment in Sullivan's gulch early yesterday morning, and broke his wrist and received cuts on the head. He -as taken to the Good Samaritan hos pital. He laid In the gulch for several hours in a dazed condition before lound. rf of a K Collar and Cuff Boxes Linen Handkerchiefs Dressing Gowns (Traveling Bags Union Suits j Kid Gloves . Umbrellas Hat Orders Pajamas DIAMOND ' ! Mm Buy Gifts Now-Pair Next Yar! Why Not IEI j For His, Christmas? fKLif j.:-'-Vvfw f , 41 Geiiuinc Half Hose i . I . Brush Sets Bath; Robes Silk Shirts House Coats Glove Orders Silk Neckwear Merchandise Orders Cuff Buttons and Pins as a gift is a tribute n you pay to the recipi-ft ents ana your own fine taste. At Friedlander s if Is the most skillfullv Q chosen stock of perfect, ft 1 1 steel blue Diamonds II 1 1 that carry a most sub-1 1 V stantial guarantee. V $25, $75, $50 $100 and upwards. Other ' Kerns rich in beauty and setting:. Friedlander' s Established 1870 Jewelers end Silversmiths 310 Washington St Between Plfth and Sixth Come to this man's store to select gifts for men; here are the gifts they will appreciate. Avoid the annoyances and the delays of the department stores. MAIN FLOOR more days BEN SELLING Morrison at Fourth 3C WEol - - " i . sine lr races on es. Xmias Gifts f or Men! (fBrauh- . w s i ni tut 11 I T PIstliTiT r., 1 . , 1 I II ' BsVJBSSBSBBBBSaBBBBBBBBnnl 1 ' Wholesalers are forced to place their surplus stocks on public sale! Buy Christmas gifts here at practically your own prices. Remember the place, corner of Washington and West Park Streets.! Children's Market to Be Topic At the next meeting pf the Albina Wom an's Improvement club, - January 12, You Cannot Afford to Take Chance Play Safe. SAFETY FIRST schweiger LIVER SAUSAGE COME TOMORROW Hochuli&Son Hi-Grade Sausage Makers 187 3d St., Near Yamhill . A good place for the winter HOTEL CLIFFORD Bast Morrison St, near Grand Ave. Warm..' clean., quiet. $12 per month. KCH.VAB PRINTING CO lO BEN F.GRENE.PRESI0gNTl $1.50 Shirts 79c New Golf Shiru in all fancy patterns, of percales and madras. To close by Xmas, only 79c To $2 Flannel 0S' Shirts for .. Heavy weight Flannel Shirts. Mili tary and laydown collar; blue, gray and tan. Must go before Xmas 98c $2.50 Fine Wool Shirts with military and laydown, collar. Blue, 'tan, gray and drab. CQ Buy them now ....U... PlJa $3 Sweaters $1.19 arewAU wool Ruff-Beck Sweaters, for men - a n d - womcm Colors maroon and oxford. . While they . . - 1Q last W ...!.. . ......... . . P iv 4 BTPP-BECX SWXATXBS for men ana women.- neav7 - worstea. colors - oxford . and cardinal. spe eial ...i. : S3 ABB S8 BZATT BtTPP-WECXS for both men and women. Heavy Shaker knit, guaranteed all wool. . Colors red. wnite ana rrey. mnsx go "before Xmas, at $1.87 $2.49 s aiik Hdks,38c Men's Waits Silk Hdkfs. in plain and initial, 6 in box ,92 Mch! . - 38c Silk Sockis, 1 9c 3 in 19 c Men's Pure - BUk Socks b 1 a e k and tan, 6 prs. $1.05. 1 pr..... Cashmere Socks 1 Pine Wool Cashmere Socks la black and oxford a grey. Special, pair X7C RAINCOATS For Men, Women and Children - , - . h ' SSjOO Women's . tl no Baincoats I.vO S7 Man's Bnbber- j?Q Oa Ised Heincoats.. PO.aCy 94 Boys' and tf no OlrUV Baincoats V 1.170 98 Children's ' Bain- QQ coats with hood.... 70C 75c' Men's Underwear 36c Men's Wool Mixed Shirts and Brewers. Good wa ter weight garments. Mnst go now at. gar meat. .. : 36c $2.50 Union Suits, $1.39 Men's Heavy Weight Union Suits, with closed crotch. Buy CI OQ them now, saitV Both the backs and seats of these Rockers are uoholstered in Pennine full irrsJfn leather. Such a splendid value as this is bound to be snapped .up quickly, and. you rfek disappointment in any delay in selection. Every rocker is hand-rubbed and halfcl polished, producing a beautful and lasting finish. In rich, quarter-sawed oak. Onlia limited number to sell at this price. ' 5 . 1 ' .1 T $3.35 Reduced From $4.25 A full leath er slip seat diner in q.uart ered oak. Box frame e o n- t r uctlon finished golden. $15.75 Oak dQ aOHj House Desk pZJ.JJ A splendid house desk in oak, with quarter-sawed oak front. Has solid end, large shelf and long drawer. Lnusual value. Sale at West Park and Washington Sts. I For the Youngster Gifts That Are Prac tical and of High Qual ity Underpriced The most comprehensive showing of children's furniture displayed by any Portland store. Prices have been reduced to help you In your Christ mas shopping. $4.75 Child's Deak and Chair $3.65 Child's Table and two Chain painted red $1.79 Child's Arm Rocker Special 79c Folding High Chair Special ' 98c Drop-Side Continuous Post Iron Cribs $4.45 $2.75 Baby Walkers $1.98 $3.65 Oak High Chair $2.99 EXTRA 97.50 Bleetrio Portables Brass standard with puli sok-tCC QC eta. special .n tyJZtD Mahogany Smoker Stjtnds -- Ped estal patterns with glia ffO JC tra B, special L V'' 937.S0 Zasy Chairs aoyaCpuet button easy cliair.tfJIQ QC best quality . .; V 1 iJOD 912.60 to 916.00 Mab rany Bock ets Chamber roclf-rs. uphol stered In genuine lestB- Qf- er. special :f . P0.70 91B.7S Xdbrary Bock.rs Large, overstuffed pattern, co -ered in Spanish Chased frt Jtt special . ...... Vr. J. 9H.00 Work Tables -ri "Full quar tered oak. drop ieaviBs QC and two drawers' ... ;J. S070 TOYS . Bonble "8. at K." Stamps on all purchases la the Toy Dept. 69c Child's Tea SetsSets con sist of 23 pieces, semi- A7g, porcelain .91.00 Toy Steel Bangea Com plete with three covered ket tles and one sauce pan,, small alcohol burner in fire- C7 J I ' , Magazine End (f 1 1 QC Ubrary Table $ l.d0 Solid oak library tablri lm!la to cut, has mngazin? eni and. larK drawer. The 14.50 nnle.t In se lected oak, finished gosien. A Good Design ( O yf Q Priced Now at tPsC.;? A bir special number on sale un til Thursday nitfht. A 24-inch stand with large Bhelf, turned legs and boxed top, finished in quar tered oak effect. This special price will hurry out dozens of them. I box., epectal . I -I- J MAKE the 25th Day of, DECEMBER a red-letter day in YOUR calendar. GIVE HER -the children or yourself a passbook- showing a . deposit in our Savings De partment. That will be a present worth having a ;-. present of . lasting value a pres ent that" induces good habits and establishes independence. Deposits'; can be made here .with any sum you choose from one dollar up. They, are always at your disposal and they earn interest,; which lis; compounded semi-annually. J . S. GRUMAN, Manager Mail. Orders Filled 'A United States National Bank Third and Ok Streetr Portland, Oregon Horsemen prefer to drive orBit ulithic pavement it because it not noisy, and Vuto mobilists lite it best because it : avoids skirJiing ' and is without chuckholes 7 v w L - 15.800 B. T.' V. Pfir Pound ' . Patronize Home ttndustry a q. 5 k STARK STWEETl 51 Portland Gas Coke Co.