The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972, January 17, 1915, Image 17

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Newspaper Page TextPORTLAND; OREGON; SUNDAY MORNING. JANUARY 17, 1913.: Save Green Trading Stamps and Choose From Thousands ol Beantilnl and Usclal Articles Free ! Ask lor Book Containing Ten Free Stamps Shop Here In Comfort Every Modern Convenience at Yonr Disposal Rest Rooms, Retiring Rooms, Pnbllc Phones, Writing Rooms, Emergency Hospital, 2d Floor :: PICK 1915 TO MAKE EFFORT TO COME BACK Johnny Coulon. Was First One 5 Out With Announcement : and Now Comes Wolgast, -' -. . ' RITCHIE IS AD'S TARGET Cadillac Wildcat Want ronztli Vast. , , tag With Bltchle and Ssema to ' J, His Old Crown Again, ! liy Ringside. ;', New! York. Jan. 16. This anneara to be the! year of rejuvenation In no far ai whilom ring champions are con-S oornod.i First we had Johnny Coulon'a? pronounelamcnto that .htf was going' fcack to hi bantamweight title; nowl wo have Ad WolBaat treadlns the pathi back t the lightweight throne. I .fThej Michigan WUdca.t" has his I plans already, perfected, and it only ' retnaina for him to execute tham as he ' arranged In his own mind for him to' rach onco more the crest of the light- ; weight; wave, t .. Wolgaat has mapped out a revence ' campaign. Ills first roiirs is to thrash Willie Ritchie ho soundly as to dispel Whatever doubt thore cxlttted tn any one's mind of Ad Yolgast's superior ity ovir Willie Ritchie. It is hard to convince the little Adolph that he Should know better titan to tamper with Ritchie again, but the Cadillac fljrhtlncf machine is, an obstinate party and he will have the satlufaotlon of embroiling Itltchio even If it costs him money. , Wolgast and Kltlchle have had It out In- the; ring' no- leuM than three times. Their first meeting occurred on May 11, 1912, a four round affair on the coast, arid Wolgast's animosity toward the Ritchie person dates back that far. - - ; So KouglUMBa Allowed. -. At the time, Wolgatst was the auto crat of the 133 pounders. While nitchle was unknown and unschooled in the mysteries of the ring. Ad was then re cuperating from an appendicitis oper ation, (uid took on Ritchie with'the un derstandlng that no rough was to be Indulged in by either side during the four rounds. The abbreviated melee was.tp serve as a try-out for the con valescing Wolgast. f- Ritchie, however, awed by the pros-peet- of fighting a world's champion, became flighty and evidently forgot (ho arrangement when he squared off with Wolgast in the arena. Willie fought desperately from the first tap of the gonff. and the mut;h chagrined chajnp!lon beat a hasty retreat oefore the furious onslaught of the newcomer. Jfl-the second round Ritchie floored Vtr'olgaat with a resounding thump On the law. Wolgast later admitted it (was tho. hardest blow he had ever re- ctivra ui nu Drier dui oriinant career. le-TBut Xhe Inexperienced Ritchie, wiith a world s championship, and several hundred thousand dollars In his grasp, falledi to pursue the advantage, and de ferred his chances of winning glory until islx months after. Wolgast Kegalaa Canning. Wolgast fought with his old vim and cunning in the last two rounds, floor ing Ritchie three times In the third. Wolgtat was silent anent, his poor showing In this bout until a few days ago,.1 when he let It be known that Ritchie had "double-crossed" him. in tlhat short engagement. 1 Rltfhie's so-called duplicity rankled tn Ads mind for months and It was with a View of securing sweet revenge that '!he signed to battle Ritchie for 'the Championship of November 28, 1P12. The title changed owners in the struggle,- Ritchie being adjudged the winner - on a foul in the sixteenth round. It was the first time in ring ' history that a boxer lying prone was . Awarded a world a title. I' Stripped of his championship, robbed Of hs drawing power, Wolgast was not discouraged. He atlll Insisted that he aa- Ritchie's master and was still eager to prove it. So last March he engineered his third meeting with Rltcb.10 before Frank Mulkern's Mil- taukee club. The receipts totalled !6.000 and Wolgast absorbed a ter rific beating. But Ritchie was awake every second that he was. in a battle. Yet Wolgast will not admit he is an Inferior fighter to Ritchie. He has set about a fourth entanglement with the 'American lightweight champion, aind fssures Ritchie that they will surely draw a $10,000 house if they fight figaln, which merely shows to what ex treme Wolgast will go In order to In Velgle Ritchie into another conflict. P Alter Ritchie, White and Welsh ; find agaln a worlds champion. That la Wolzast's dream. I .' Earning Power X Unlimited. " The earning power of a -pugilistic champion is unlimited if said champion ,i capable of defending his laurels for any extended spell of time. Take Wil lie Ritchie for example. When Willie was the lightweight peer, after de- throning .Wolgast. he fought six real battles, including the one with Welsh, ; the latter bout costing him the title, j In this half dosen exhibitions, Ritchie's i Share amounted to $95,500 and added , to this, during the period, was $35,000 for theatrical work. The following list ; shows what Ritchie received for each bout: ioe Rivers .....$ 19.000 each Cross 8.600 Ad Wolgast 18.000 j. . i T r .i j Dinmy siuruny . . . . ........ i i Charley White 10.000 Freddie Welsh 25.0tf 0 r; v'": " $ 97.500 Theatrical work ,$ 35.000 ; Crand total ..$132,500 ..iWelnh, since , ascending the light weight pinnacle,, which - was Just six months ago, has cleared over $50,000 tfc-f which about $18,000 was earned on H .ID 17. , ' y : i -.' 'packer Muat Wait. ; It appears as if 'Packey McFarland will have to bide bis time before he 'will be permitted to match hia prow ess with that of Frederick Welsh.-The light weight .champion has more s im portant engagements to attend to. and more remunerative, before Patrick is granted bis Chance. - To- Kret': Fight ''Arena. " " ' Baltimore fight promoters are talk ing of erecting an arena to seat 25,000 In Baltimore trounty," probably In the vicinity of Black River.,- It is .hoped . to - have ' the structure completed by May 29 and stage 20. round bouts. ' MAIL ORDERS ; WILL BE GIVEN PROMPT AND CAREFUL ATTENTION Take Down Town Luncheon In Our Tea Room Fourth Floor A quiet, restful place to dine with your friends. All food pre pared . under strictly sanitary . inspection.' Plan t take luncheon here tomorrow. TMipflU ; ' .y Reliable Merchandise -- Reliable Methods Pacific Phone MaraEall 4800 V - ' ; Home Phone A-6231 Home Journal Style Book In Main , Floor -Beautifully illustrated in colors, depicting - the newest Ladies' .Home Journal Patterns, including those shown in' the' Ladies Home -Journal. Price 25c Free coupon for any 15-cent pattern with each stlye book. Uet them. ARTISTIC PICTURE, FRAMING TO ORDER at lowest : prices. : FOURTH FLOOR I! GEne CLEA SALE Immense Stocks of Seasonable Merchandise Throughout the ' Entire Store lor Immediate Disposal W mm elm's SniiMs Worth From $20.00 to S4S.00 ' ! Suit Department, Second Floor , 288 V omen's and Misses' Suits are included in this stupendous Clearance which begins tomorrow morning at 9 o'clock... The extremely low .price quoted will bring unprece dented response, so plan your visit as early in the day as possible. The assortment is composed of many broken lines and small lots which we have selected from bur regu lar stock many of them having sold down to but one or two of a kind. Long, me dium and short-coat models, and the skirts arecut in various popular styles. Most of the coats are lined with high-grade satins and silks. . Every garment is well tailored and superbly finished with trimmings of buttons, braids, fancy collars and cuffs, etc. Ma terials employed are serges, broadcloth, diagonals, cheviots, velours, matelasse,) tweeds and novelty mixtures of various kinds in beautiful line ot seasonaoie snaaes. Splendid range of sizes for both women and misses. Suits selling formerly from $20.00 up to $45.00. Priced for Clearance. ..... ' . . Clearance of 300 Dainty Waists Choice Sl:89 Sale ot Women's Silk Petticoats at Only $1.98 CENTER CIRCLE, MAIN FLOOR For quick Clearance we have grouped six special lots of Women's Waists and offer them far below regular-prices. Dainty sheer mar quisettes and fingerie also many in linens. High or low necks, long or short sleeves. Some with hemstitched collars edged with lace. Many dainty styles ?1 QQ and complete range of sizes. Clearance price 10 CENTER CIRCLE, MAIN FLOOR A very: low! price to pay for Petticoats of this quality other stores isk $2.50 to 3.00 for no better. They are made of fide quality all-silk Jersey or messaline with silk jersey tops or all messaline. Shown with deep or narrow accordion plaited flounces. Styled with tape band at waist, com plete assortment of all popular shades, lengths. $1.98 818.50 Trimniinnie(Dl Hails all $3.95 , Millinery Department Second Floor ii ii ii i This remarkable offer includes practically our ', entire stock of Trinjmed Hats (French Pattern Hats alone excepted). Jjeautitul, stylish models tor street and dress occasions in. large, medium and small shapes. Very finest quality silk velvets, plushes and fur shapes trimmed with paradise, numidi, ostrich novelties, French flowers, etc. A rare opportunity to choose) Just the Hat you want to finish out the season with. Hats worth up COiQC up $18. 50. Clearance price $0ZJD $4.95 Black Velvet Hat Shapes at 50c MILLINERY DEPT., SECOND FLOOR Srictly high-grade black silk velvet shapes in the season's smartest styles in large, medium . and small effects. Only about 200 of these to dispose of, so be prompt. Shapes priced (JA heretofore up to 4-.95. Clearance JUC Piush, Velvet and Velour Coattfings lz Price MAIN FLOOR Clearance of all high-grade Fancy Plush, Velvet and Velour Coatings at just half the regular selling prices. Very desirable rich fabrics for wraps of all kinds. Shown in black, white and colors in brocades, stripes, etc. $ 2.S0 Fancy Plu.h, yard $1.25 $ 4.00 Fancy Plush, yard $2.00 $ 5.00 Fancy Plush, yard $2.50 $ 6.00 Fancy ; Plush, yard $3.00 $ 7.00 Fancy Plush, yard $3.50 $ 8.00 Fancy Plush, yard $4.00 $ 9.00 Fancy Plush, yard $4.50 $10.00 Fancy Plush, yadl $5.00 $11.00 Fancy Plush, yard $5.50 $12.00 Fancy Plush, yard $6.00 $ 5.00 Chiffon Velvet at $2.50 $ 7.00 Fancy Velvets at $3.50 Free Instructions in Knitting - ... - 1 . ' ' '"" "' ' " " - and Crocheting Art Needlework Dept. 2d Floor Miss Sofie Shaefer of Philadelphia is to be with us again for a two weeks' demonstration of the many uses of the FLEISHER YARNS. Every woman inter-' ested in this fascinating, work should attend the free classes under her personal supervision. lLEI5HERT W) FREE CLASSES From 9 to 12 and 1 to 5 daily. SATURDAY MORNING CLASSES will be for children only. Comfortable j quarters have been provided. Special Display ol the Newest Knit and Crocheted Garments Sweaters for Men, "Women and Children, Kimonos, Jackets,' Cozy Coats, Shawls, Scarfs, Capes, Afghans, Blankets, Babys' Wear, Slippers, Soldiers' and Sailors' Gloves, Mufflers, etc. Don't fail to see these articles. 1 'ill r' X if Doi'l Forget to Ask for Green Trading Stamps Clcarapce Sale of Mag Eiiigs $1.35 Rag Rugs Size 27x54 Inches Now at 79c f j $10.75 Rag Rugs Size 9x12 Feet Now at $7.98 j PEPARTMENT THIRD FLOOR SANITARY, SERVICEABLE AND SIGHTLY For general'use Rag. Rugs are the most economical floor covering you can buy. ' Wash them and they, are as good as new. Those who! were unable to share in our last big sale now have the opportunity. :'; In dainty plain colors and hit-and-miss effects. Regular! $6.00 Rag Rugs, in size 6x9 feet.'(I4 AO Priced very Special for Clearance.... ..... TTCaTbO Regular $8.50 Rag Rugs, in size 7-xlO, QO in the Clearance Sale at Special, each . ; . ; tJOaaO Regular $9.00 Rag Rugs, in size 8x10 feet. lrf A Priced very Special for Clearance. . . . ; . . V I eTt Regular! $10.75 Rag Rigs, in size 9x12 feet. QO Priced very Special for Clearance ... . .. Ol eaO Regular $15 Rag Rugs,' size 27x54 inches. Priced Special for Clearance ................. Regular $2.25 Rag Rugs,1 size 36x72 ins. Priced Special for Clearance ........... Regular $3.50 Rag Rugs, size 4x7 feet. Priced Special for Clearance . ..... . - 79 c Regular $1.60 Rag Rugs, in size 30x60 inches. QA. Priced Special for Clearance -. . ..... ... . ... $1.24 $2.48 Cocoa Door Mats Regular 75c Kind Priced for the Clearance - 59c Cocoa Door Mats Regular $1.25 Kind Priced for Clezirance at94c 45-inch Flouncings At S1.69 MAIN FLOOR Blind.' and eyelet work on'finev6iles,f crepes and rice ciotn. txquisite new, designs tor waists, dresses, "-, lingerie, el etc. Clearance, yard. ... lDa7 TOMORROW begins the third week of our 37th Annual Clearance Sale, and we are determined to make it notable in many ways. Extraordinary price reductions will be, in force throughout all departments (Groceries. alone excepted), affording phenom enal savings on seasonable and wanted articles; for personal and home ..use. . f All broken lines, remnants, odds and ends, etc, from every section of the store, have final orders to move out at once. The store is fairly bristling with bargains. Come tomorrow and take advantage of the greatest economy of ferings of the year. S. & H. Stamps given with purchases. "V S1.98 Chiffon Veils At $1.25 MAIN , FLOOR Excellent quality Chiffon Cloth Veils for motoring and outdoor wear. Afford protection from wind and weather. Size 2 yards long by 36 inches wide. Shown, in good range of colors. Grade usually selling at 1.98. Priced Q OP for Clearance at 60c Faille Ribbons At 38c MAIN . FLOOR Beautiful Moire Faille Ribbons in splendid heavy quality for bows, sashes and other purposes. Full 6 inches wide: Black, light blue, pink, Copenhagen, navy, brown, emerald and gold. Q o 60c grade. at, yard OOC Venise Bands and Allovers 13 Price MAIN FLOOR -Our entire stock of Venise Bands and Allovers included in this great clearance. Bands range in price from 35c to $13.00 a yard Allovers from $1.75 to $18.00 a yard. All now at just HALF PRICE Clearance oi Corsets and Undrmuslins SECOND FLOORy Thoroughly experienced salespeople are here-to see that you are waited upon promptly and to your entire satisfaction. $16.50 Cor set Clearance at $6.98 510.00 Corsets at $3.98 Second Floor Discontinued models in Gossard Front Lace, Bien Jolie, ' Custom-Made- and .Bien Jolie Grecian Treco Corsets. . Models selling- heretofore - tip no to 16.50. Now 4D.7C Second Floor Broken lines and discontinued models in Gossard, Bien Jolie, Bon Ton and Grecian Treco Corsets. All vnrui - mnltflc rr f A fn. merly up -to 10. Q QQ Your choice of lot J.70 ' $2.50 New Model Corsets $1.19 $1.50 Brassieres tor 89c Bargain Circle; First Floor Splendid Corsets for general wear. . Made . of ' good ' grade coutiL Six hose supporters attached. 2.50 -Q Corsets, pair . ... ? 1 1 if Barfain Circle, First Floor New Brassieres of best qual ity cambric. Front-hook or back fastenings. Sizes 34 to 48. Regular 1.50 Brassieres at 89c Women's $1.50 Longcloth Chemise 59c Women's $3.50 Cambric Skirts $1.98 BARGAIN CIRCLE, FIRST. FLOOR Women's Longcloth. Chemise in lace, and embroidery, trimmed styles. Gar ments .worth up to 1.5o. CQ Clearance price ......... DJJC BARGAIN CIRCLE, FIRST FLOOR Dainty lacey Skirts of longcloth and nainsook. Garments .selling hereto fore up to 3.50. Clear- QQ . ance at only -r. ........ . $ lZJQ Children's 98c Heavy Outing Flannel Night Gowns on sale at low price 49c Annual Clearance Sale Table Linens MAIN Fl OOP -I inn nnVc ir. t 4h.i.. t euel itits.tr "4tt sale and hundreds of our customers are promptly taking advantage of IUIJ idtU' UIU IU JfUUI IICCU3 II UW 4IIU 5aVC. . . - ' f: Pattern Cloths MAIN FLOOR Richardson's Im ported Pattern Cloths of fine quality and beautiful patterns at Clearance prices: v . 5.50 Pattern Cloths, size 1 Afl 2x3 yards t.UU 7.50 Pattern Cloths, size A A 2 J4x3 V yards . . . 8.00 Pattern Cloths, size t7 AA 24x2J4 yards . . . . spf.UU 10 Pattern Cloths, size Q nr 2j4x4 yards, at $0iD Sl.OOTable Damask 80c Yard MAIN FLOOR Extra heavy silver bleached Table Damask in chojee as sortment of patterns. Stand-" OA ard 1.00 quality at, a yard OUC Richardson's Heavy Bleached Damask $4.00 Scarls at $2.75 MAIN FLOOR Hand embroi dered, "hemstitched and scalloped Dresser Scarfs in beautiful pat terns at fdllowing prices: . $4.00 Scarfs,. Clearance at $2.75 $4.50 Scarfs, Clearance at $3.25 2 yards wide Yard at $1.48 Huck Towels lor 18c MAIN FLOOR too dozen extra good quality German Linen Huck Towels good size and splendid wearing grade. Priced for 1 O Clearance at, each;. .... IOC 12 He Bath Towels special at 10c 60c Bath Towels with blue or white border Special at only, each 45c Housekeepers' Supplies $3.00 4.00 Satin Finished Bed Spreads now.... 4.56 Satin Finished tQ j A Scalloped Spreads ... 4vt)U 1.50 Full Size Crochet in Bed Spreads now w 1 1 Heavy Bleached Pillow 191A, J Cases, sale price la.2C j Heavy Bleached Crash, the yard. . Extra heavy round thread Sheets, 2x2 Vi yards. . 4 5x36-inch PiHow Cases, unbleached. Each....... Extra fine quality Pillow Cases special at. ....... Birdseye ' 50c 10c 15c Remnants of Table Linen, Sheetings, Muslins, -Crashes, Wash Goods, . White Good, etc Hundreds of them at Clearance prices. Odd Napkins,. Scarfs, etc are also included in the. lot. Supply your, needs now Best 'Quality 4aVinch Pillow Casing Sale price now only, yard Uc Best Grade Single Bed Sheeting Bleacheddale price only, yard 21c Boys 85 and S6 Suits at S3.95 Boys' Fancy Hats at Price MAIN FLOORj In order to close out several broken lines of Boys' high-grade Suits we offer them at an extremely low price. Well known makes in the Very newest Norfolk models. Pants full-lined, with douWe taped seams. Shown in handsome new patterns in best woolen fabrics.' Regular M QC 5.00 and 6.00 Suits at 0VD MAIN FLO O R JuM half price for any Boys' Fancy Hat Celling heretofore from 1.00 up to 5.00. Shown in velvets, corduroys and fancy mixtures In great variety of fancy patterns and colors. All are new winter styles in the very best makes. All sizes In i the assort ment. Regular 1.00 to 5.00 Hats on sale now at HALF PRICE Demonstration and Special Sale Wear-Ever Aluminum Cophing Utensils UNDER the personal supervision of . a factory expert, we an nounce a special demonstra tion and sale, beginning tomorrow, of the f amou Wear-Ever Kitchen Utensils. ; ; ' - Daily Demonstrations Monday Milk, boiled, from quart to pint, without sticking to pan or burning. " 4 Tuesday: Apple butter cooked without stirring or burning. Wednesday Baking cake in roaster over one burner; of , gas. - Thursday - Hot cakes , cooked on griddle without grate. No odor. , Department Third Floor Double Boilers, Price $1.55 15c Sauce Pan, Special, 23c 80c Sauce Pan, Special, ' 42c . ' f ' 95c Sauce Pan, Special, 69c. Wear-Ever Kettles Price . ;. $4.00 Extra Special Ottering $3.55 3-Plece Kitchen Set at $2el0 . . . .. . 5 1 . THIRD FLOOR -Special combination offer of famous Wear Ever Aluminum Cooking Utensils, comprising one, 2 Double Boiler one 5 5c. Sauce Pan, one 80c Deep Lipped Sauce Pan total' regular '.retail selling price of this three-piece 0 A set is 3.55. Priced very special it only ..... 1 U 55c Stew Pans on sale how at only 23c 4 5 c Lip ped' Sauce Pans . s pedal . at 25c 8oc Lipped, Sauce Pans special at 42c 60c Straight Sauce Pans now only 32c 95c Covered .Berlin-Shape Sauce. Pans n special sale tomorrow at, each 69c Sauce Pans priced at only 25c tc; $1.80 reserving Kettles priced 57c to. $4.50 Tea Kettles priced at $3.75 to $4.75 Double Boilers priced $1.55 to $3.75 Coffee Pots priced at $1.80 to $240 Combination Steamers $1.25 to $4.50 Fry Pans priced now at 70c toJ $1 0 Griddles priced now at $1.90 to $60 Waffle Irons priced at 3.00 to $3.25 Deep Pudding Pans priced 40c to $1.05 Milk Pans priced now at 60c to $1.15 Layer Cake Pans pricedxat 35c to 85c Tube Cake Moulds priced 90c to $1.15 Muffin ? Pans priced at , 5c to $15 Pie Plates-are priced at 17c up to 40c Covered Roasters at $3.60 to, $5.00