The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972, December 13, 1917, Image 13

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Newspaper Page Text13 THE ORE.GOIf- DAILY JOURNAL, PORT LAND. THURSDAY. DECEMBER 13, 1917. I VOLUNTEERS FOR 'OFFICE IRK FOR - - l). S. ARE WANTED Official of Treasury Department i Explai ns That Service of an , Hour or Two a Day Is Needed OPPORTUNITY" for" women Retired Business Men Who Want ; to Serve Their Country Can Also Find Something to. Do Joe Dailey Now At Presidio ; in ! Regular Army Saa Francisco. Doc L N. S.) Jos Dalleyv . Portland " sitchsr. - la with the rerular ; army at : ths,. Pre sidio, havuyf been transferred from the Quartermaster's department, at Vanoourer , barracks. He enlisted In Portland, some : time aro. He was i unable to enlist for line service on account of ; having; bn accidentally 'shot to tho stomach several years asro with a small caliber sportlng rifle. -'--- . Pally -was crabbed by the Detroit , Americans after n bad made a rood snowing on- the mound for Seattle, but was released when the North western league suspended. '-- He fin ished the 1S16 season' with the Port land Coast league team and showed remarkable promise. - - t The United States government since the war opened haa employed the news papers for making its wants known to a greater extent than ever before, usual Iy when a department of the govern taent advertises for services It tells where to apply, but today one department has Adopted a new method to secure the services of patriotic men and women as "the following advertisement, which ap ' pears In the "Want Column" of The Journal, shows : .WANTED By a branch of the United States treasury department for tm . ttortant war work, the services of men and women who are willing to volunteer Tor one or two hours' wont e&cn aay ' rinrinv th (ornlnf var. Each "Volun teer will be ansigned a definite task for each. day. Retired business men and women are urged to answer. ; Former stenographers and clerks . are desired. .Anyone employed wno can give a cer tain time each day will be accepted Andy in own handwriting, irivlnir busi ness experienpe and qualifications. . Those who are. looking, for salary or : wasres need not answer as all service In " this department is volunteer to aid. the United States in the war. This Is an opportunity for real service in one of the bipgest constructive undertakings ' the country has attempted. Address Jfci. ' 43, Journal office. . The representative of the government . when he placed the advertisement aatd the treasury department for next year not only, in Portland but throughout Oregon will : need the services of many men and women. Believeing there are a number - Of such persons but that many are dif fident about offering their services or do not know 'where to apply . the bureau has adopted the advertisement as a means of listing all who offer patriotic service. "The treasury department is about to I ' undertake in Oregon one of its biggest! moves of the war, said the government .official. "While we have a number of volunteers we need more to complete our organization and we need particu larly1 vthe ervioes of ex-buslness men . and. women. The . work will consume about a year and we are organizing the Portland bureau to be one of small daily tasks. - something that will give cacti one accepted for service something to do' for a half hour to two hours dally, j depending on . just how much service the applicant can give... The work Is modern : business and we believe can be accom plished by former stenographers, book-1 - keepers and clerks. "The headquarters .In Portland will be formally opened In a few days and the campaign launched . but , we need workers. We have offers of services from business men and others, who have In the' past aided the Red Cress, - ths T. M.' C.A. and Liberty loan drives. . but they are whirlwind campaigns, while what, we are now planning Is a long. steady pull for about a year, v "While the advertisement Is calling for services of retired business men and women there are tasks we can also have for the daily, worker." - Wm Wrestle Merer ; S. Prakos- the drek havwait champion, win -wrestle Taro Mlyaka, the Japanese Jlu Jitsu champion. In a Jiu Jitsu match next Monday night in Arion hall. PrakOS: whou heailntiJuH-a .1-. in San Francisco, has met all of the best neavyweignis. - x , . Hockey Magnates to Hold a Conference President Bryan of the Portland Pa cific Coast Hockey league team will at teifd a meeting" the association Fri day afternoon in Vancouver B. C The schedule will be rearranged at this meet ing and plans for the opening of the season shortly after the first of the year will be discussed. " ' t - - - . The- toll of the draft on hockey play ers will be made known. Although :no direct information has been received. It Is said- that Dick Irvine and Stan Mar pies, two young ' stars of the Portland team last year, are Class A draft men and "both, jiave been notified to report for service. v. Clem Loughlln has been exempted, according to reports. - Uod Cook, defense maniof the "Spokane team, has also .been exempted. . , v Aggie; Football Men ? Enlist ijrService Meier Newman, captain of the 1917 Oregon Aggie football eleven, and How ard Ray. a member of the team, will en list in the Twentieth United 8tates en gineers. . Millard Webster, another Ag gie star, will enlist in some branch of the service, tt is said, The enlistment of these three players brings the total enlistment of Aggie football men to four. Harry Cole enlisting in the navy last week. " , . . . .v , . -I.. Kenneth; WilliamsJ . Here to Ride 'Goat' i :v ..; : . :, ;' . " " -1, -:v .-. - Kenneth Williams, the Grants : Pass demon, is In. town to be Initiated into the ' Portland lodge of Elks tonight, Williams, who Is subject to the army draft, is now, the property f.the 8C Xxuls Browns. . ; , . . -y , ; ,-. j . It Is hardly believed that Win Urns will be passed by the army surgeons If drafted.. as his physical condition is not the best in the world., , , , . IN THE WAKE OF. ' ' THE BIG LEAGUER Everett May's Squad Defeated ACamp Lewis, WulwDes.' 1U-T4 Three Hundred and . Sixty-second infan try football eleven suffered its first de feat In" the cantonment championship hero yesterday, the Three Hundred and Sixteenth sanitary train team, com posed of a number of former Oregon players, defeating Coach May's team by the score of n to . The Three Hun dred and Sixteenth team -has suffered one defeat, thla-season and has three more games to bo played. Should tt win all Us games, it will bo tied with the Three Hundred and Sixty-oeoond team for the championship. New "York. Dec 11. !. N. Charles Heraog. New York Giant second bs soman. Is to be sold to the Boston Braves, it was learned tiers today., The deal Is xexpeoted to bo announced , this afternoon, 4 - -. : v I - Undo Wilbert Robinson, manager of the Dodgers, -is wining to swap out fielders with some other dub.- He will trade either Stengel or Wheat, tt la said. President John IL Tener "did not sxh company his club owners' to Chicago. He announced that ho had urgent busi ness which would keep him away, -v, ' Branch Rickey saw the color of some big money daring the meeting, but ho couldn't . bo persuaded to part with Roger Hornsby. . - - - - Bd Barrow, who will sever his connec tions with the International league oa February IX may become business man ager of the Cleveland Indians, succeed ing the late Robert JdcRoy. Manager George StaUlngs of ., the Braves Is looking for a shortstop. . He said Babbit MaraavUls is lost beyond re call.' The Rabbit Is In the naval leeervea. Following the resignation of Bd Bar row from the orrioe or international league president, speculation regarding the future of the league was ruo in hs sobs 11 circles. Barrow's fighting qual ities are said to have been the sole support of Who league la .troubled tiroes of tho past. ' . . Christy Mathowsoa M itffl trying to talk Charley Ebbets la to selling or trad ing Rsbe Marquard to tho Reds. Mean while Barney Dreyfus Is holding out for a big offer for Pitcher Al Memmaux. The Cubs have obtained Jos BoehUng, a left bander, from the Cleveland In dians. BoehUng was needed to help out Jim Vaughn, tho only southpaw working for the Bruins, ' , Portland-Hunt Club To Hold Closed Chase James Kloot. master of fox hounds of tho Portland Hunt club, has scheduled a closer paper chase for Saturday after noon."'' Tho event will start front tho club. grounds at Garden Homo at 1 :0 o'clock: . and tho finish wlU bo a short distance west of Nesmlth station, Mr. and Mrs, Claude V. Bowmaa have boss selected as the hares if or tho event. J excellent trail haa been selected for tho rid by James NlcoL - ' - BIddle Is ta Signal Corp - Philadelphia. Deo. 11. (U. P. Craig Bldsie. -noted society athlete, w sworn In today aa a private la tho avia tion section of tho signal eorpa. ' I' !! II I! I W: .. : M ;- ------- 1 1 ' jfMMMMJMMMBMlWeMSISSl "I Facilitating That's a real problem to day, that's why we f offer our ready banking ladlities to business men. ; THE UNITED STATES NATIONAL BANK frith which U consolidated the' LUMBERMENS 1 NATIONAL BANK; j Resources Over $25,000,000' 111 J - ----- y v. Holohan Malfes HigK Score Despite Wind A high wind made the hitting of tar gets difficult In the mid-week practice shoot of the Portland Gun club Wednes day, but despite this Pete Holohan. vet- , oran professional, succeeded In smashing S& out of 100. H. B. Newland scored 89 , per cent and. Henry R. Everdlng shat- N tared 82. W. C. Bristol broke 68 out of 100 with his 20 gauge gun,- which is . quite remarkable considering the wind. The scores: Hnne 15 f. J. Holohan.... 13 K B. Newland... 14 11. H. EtmiBt. . O. B. Preston.... W. U. BrtrtoL. 13 12. 11 O. 4. BchiDinc..,. 11 12 O. Wirkkiia. 10 Gaom Barta.. Iott X. Kenadj.. IB 14 13 11 12 8 13 12 13 T 6 SO 20, 10 14 12 11 25 24 21 20 10 16 25 Ttt 34 5 14. 23 15 .. 12 .. 8 3 . . 23 24 1 20 89 82 ?4 I 69 I 01 i 89 85 23 12 Ritchie Coming to Portland Willie Ritchie, a former lightweight boxing champion, who has relatives In Portland, will visit, here over Sunday from American lake, where he is box ing Instructor. Ritchie may be a six round exhibitor here in the near future. s While the use of electrical machinery In British factories has more than dou bled in : recent years, the number ' of I accidents has not 'Increased. Renew the , Joy of Living x J Don't let ill health any long " er rob you of life's pleasures" Get !back your appetite,' . strengthen your digestion, ;" stimulate your liver, regu late your bowels and im- , prove your blood by taking mm . Their action is prompt and : thorough, and you soon feel their i benefits. You ; will eat more, work better, sleep sound er, and feel new strength after a short course of these depend able pills; They restore healthy conditions, -and soon Bring Health and Energy lrert Salr Aay MSca la Um World, SeU Everywhere. Ubmw, 10,25e. British War Relief Red Cross Workers Will Meet in Our Auditorium. Fourth Floor. Friday. From 1 to 5 P. M. All Members Are Cordially Invited to Attend u tits meeting U. S. Savings Certificates and Thrift Stamps for Sale at the Bond Booth, Main Floor Artistic Picture Framing. 4th Floor Manicuring and Hair Dressing; 2d Floor CHECK YOUR PARCELS FREE OF ' CHARGE AT ACCOMMODATION-DESK v ON THE MAIN FLOOR See Santa Claus . '.' in Toyland Bring the children to ToyUnd, Fourth Floor, and let them see Jolly Old King Santa and his Won derland, of' -Toys, . Dolls, Qames. PORTLAND AGENTS FOR OHIO ' STANDARD AND HOOVER ELECTRIC CLEANERS . The Standard Store of the Northwest .Urn Reliable Merchandise Reliable Methods Double Stamps With Char . XMAS . . . CANDIES PUT UP-IN" TANCY. BOXES FOR GIFT ' GIVINQ DEPARTMENT FIRST FLOOR Merchandise Bonds Glove .'Orders ! Sohrs that, flft problem ' by chooslnj aa OWE Merchindlas Bond or Glorg Order! luaed for any amount desired. Bond Booth, First Floor. j V ; . . , ge or CHRISTMAS GREETING . . CARDS FAVORS INVTTAT10KS - DURIES ' CALENDARS STATIONERY , . SEPT. 1ST FLR, - t - i Cash, Purchases irt wepts Time Is Short! Only 9 Shopping Days to' Christmas! Make the Most of Each Day by Doing Your Buying at This Store .of Superior Service Christmas - Gift Sale of Dresses Women's S3750 Models $2437 $46.75 Dresses $35.07 Second Floor Beautiful frocks suitable for gift-giving. Made up In combinations of satin and serge, Georgette crepe and serge, Georgette crepe and velvet or wool serge. This season's most attractive styles in straight line effects, also some Jbtsque models and. some with bustle skirt. ""Good range of styles. $32.50 Dresses 24.37 $35.00 Dreaeea 2J3.25 $38.50 Dresses 28.87 $39.75 prsssM 29.82 142.50 Dresses 32.81 $43.75 Dresses 32.81 $45.00 Drosses 33.75 $46.75 Drosses 35.07 Christmas-Gift Sale of Fur Sets Second Floor Misses and Children's Fur Scarfs Sets new 1917-18 styles, In Iceland Fox, Summer, Ermine,. Red Fox, . Thibet, Gray Fox, Kit Fox, Cat Lynx, Natural Opossum, Muskrat, Nutria, Squirrel, Coney, Stone Martin and other popular kinds reduced. Iceland Fox Sets st $5.18 to $20.25 -Red Fox StU noy st $31.75 to $51.78 Opossum Sots st $12.60 to $18X0 NutrU Sets on sale st $13.28 to $25.65 Sheer Linon Handkerchiefs Box of 3 'IQr Special. tJC Main Floor Women's sheer linon handkerchiefs with dainty colored floral designs In corner. 3 differ ent patterns. Put up In at- QQ tractive Xmas box. Sp'L 07C Handkerchiefs At 5c Each t,5c Sflk Petticoats At $2.98 SecondT Floor Taffeta silk or silk Jersey tops with taffeta flounces. Trimmed with fancy plaiting, shirring, ruffles and fine tucks. Plain colors and changeable!. Priced fln AO for Friday's selling .tPeSeeO Electric Irons At $4.75 Third Floor Here Is a sensible gift mother will be sure to appreciate. Famous Universal Electric Iron with tip-up stand, nickel-plated base and hood, ebonized wood handles. Most economical of all electric Qf r7p? irons. Priced very, sp'l nfrxm I O All other sets in the sale at like reductions Women's Novelty Boots $8.00 to $12.00 Grades $6.98 $6.00 to $ 650 Grades $4.-98 Mala Floor Women's high-grade fancy footwear ot black kid made on the latest lasts and patterns. Main Floor Several hundred pairs Women's 8 and 9-inch novelty, boots priced for quick ckn-up at big reduction. Dozens of smart styles with gray, black or cham pagne' vamps and fancy colored tops. Laced and button'd QQ styles. Usual 8-!2 val.PUee70 Buttoned or laced, with Cuban or nan Louis neeis.. run range oi au sizes and widths. AUo dull kid but toned boots with gray cloth tops. 6, J 6.5 oat Mala Floor New handkerchiefs of sheer material with embroid ered edges In assorted colors and one corner designs. While they last, special Box of 6 Kerchiefs 75c Main Floor BOX Of 6 emerald lawn kerchiefs with six pretty em broidered designs of different pat terns In white or colored embroidery. - Box of 6 for lOC BOX OF SIX Women's fine Initial kerchiefs put up in neat - gray box, ribbon-tied. Beautiful and well-worked. f7JT lnltlaL SpecUl, box of 6 lOl Won At en'sHigh-GradeSa to V Off Main Floor Exclusive Sample Neckwear from the best makers In America. ' Very latest holiday styles only one, two or three of a kind shown for the first time Friday. Each piece Is carefully finished. A wonderfil opportunity to'S'oose gift neckwear and save from t-3 to 1-2. No phone orders eon "on approval 1 Fine Jabots and Stocks 1 . , inpleNee la exaulslte styles for lift giving". In fine nets- with laces and band-embroidery great many different styles to select from. Jabots and stocks of regular Sl.lS to A7.00 values now at t-3 to 1-2 off. Beautiful Collars and Sets of Fine Satins Tuxedo, Sailor Back and Epolet styles, beautifully finished with tint laces, soutache braids, pearl buttons and hand-embroidery. You must see these In order to appreciate how really beautiful' they are. Scores of different styles to select from Ideal for Christmas gifts M-J to l-a off. : . ' Georgette Collars and Sets Mala Floor Dainty Collars and Sets of Georgette Crepe. Long styles, short styles, square styles, pointed styles. Hemstitched, tucked, plaited, hand-' embroidered, lace trimmed. Collars of It. 25 to I6.S0 values now on sale at t-3 to 1-2 off. Fancy Georgette Guimpes, Vestees Mala Floor Fancy Georgette, Satin and Net Glmpes and Vestees that would sell In the usual way at 1.25 up to 17.50 each t t-3 to 1-2 off. Collars ana sets of organdie, net, suit san doth, real Filet, St. jQaS FlUt-t-oow tt t-3 to 1-2 Bags Make Useful Gifts! Best Sepnilt Eictioi TVT a. TVT 15 fT ' Sl a. SW ' i . - , .1 - JaT ' - ... . ' ' V Newest Novelties HereJl to $20 Butter Day . Model; Grocery v Fourth Floor GLENWOOD BUTTER Oft A A . Special 2 pound square pXeVl i Delivered - only - with r : other ' pur- chases made in Grocery Dept. MOTHERS' r OATS 40c "large package -containing; p I e c e Q9 , of aluminim now J only, at OOl ALBERS OATS 40c large . package containing piece Q9 of - crockery Very special OOC ' " tkBBJSSBBBBSBsaBSSarSaBSBBBSBBBBSSBBBSBSBB T' Delicatessen Goods Cold xneatvsalads, cheese, mince-: meat, pickles, smoked meats, smoked t and salt : fish. Get our prices. ' a Double : Stamps with purchases. $4-98 Headquarters for Gift Slippers Main Floor Men's Women's snd Children's Christmas Slippers in all the, wanted styles,- materials and colors. Let, this store supply your gift -slippers. at the lowest prices! , . I ' ' . .. . . . Men's Overcoats $15 to $50 And Men's Suits $20 to $40 . -Clothing made to satisfy the man who cares something about the style and fabrics of his clothes as well as the., cost ! Our Men's Store Is plentifully supplied with the right kind of overcoits, raincoats and suits and, value for value, they are not to be duplicated In Portland outside this establishment Come.' in any time we will be glad of the opportunity to. show, our merchandise. DOUBLE STAMPS with all charge or cash. purchases In all depts. of the store. Boys' Mackinaw Coats Priced $5.00 to $12.50 Men's Winter Underwear 'S-.frNo Scarcity Here! ?, I :! . Mala Floor WINSTED wool shirts and drawers . in full assortment of sizes and weights. Priced f 1.25 to 12.50 garment Vassar, Cooper's and . Carter's Union Suits in cotton, cotton and wool, and silk, and wooL - Priced S1J50 to 10.00. v ' i Special Showing of Men's : Bath : Robes Men's Bath Robes ' In , newest styles, pat terns and colorings, prices range $3.50 to $20. Men's Hbuse Coats for Gift-giving, ;$Sup Men's Christmas Neckwear 80c, 65e to $3.50 Men's . Glioves, Handkerchiefs, Umbrellas.r . Main Floor Our showing of new handbags and purses. Is now at its best In choos ing a gift she will appre ciate, don't ' overlook bags, for most every woman has need for one at this season of the year. . Bags, Purses $1 to $20 Handbags and Purses of genuine Pin SeaL Crepe Seal and Morocco in a great variety of styles and shapes. . .Prices range from $1.00 op to $20.00. New Bags. $3.50 Maia Floor o m n s nanaoags ana purses in an the new shapes and styles. Extraordinary values in this lot . at $3.50. For Men Card cases, letter cases, pass cases, cigar and to bacco pouches, Pullman slippers. gifts all 60c the Copy i Dear Enemy. .Jean Webster Rainbow Trail",.. 7a nc Grey. Black la White V Geo. Barr MoCntcheon The Grey DrmuS. E. White The Star. Row . . Tadc London The Shadow ol Flame ' HaUie Rives collar bags men appreciate. Michael CHalloran Gtat Strattcm Porter Ruggles of Rid Gap Harry, Leon Wilson Penrod.... Booth Tarkington The Friendly Road ' David Grayson Georgian of the Rainbows -Anne Fellows Johnston The Fisherman's Luck . - Henrjr VanDyJre Th,e Harbor... Ernest Poole North of Fifty Three f ; - B. W. Sinclair Dainty Gifts for Dressing Table Gi a Com of RUey's Poeins and Toilet Sets. Combs, ' Mirrors, Etc- Etc. Mala Floor Serviceable, sanitary white toilet ware hundreds of different articles for gifts, ' Dressing Combs 25 to $1.50 Mirrors, round or oval styles ranging In p'rice $3 DO to $7JW), Hair Receivers at 60 to $2.50 Puff Boxes priced 50 to $2.50 Combination Jewel ' Box and Pin Cushions 110 to $3.00. , Perfume Bottles at 25c to $30 Photo Frames, ovaL 25s to $3 Novelty Clocks, all sizes, $3.50 Clothes Brushes at $1 to $5 Imported and "Domestic es Mala Floor Imported Perfumes and . Toilet Powders In Cotys, Roger & Gallers, Houleganfs, Rlgauds, Violet's and DJer Kiss Domestic Perfumes and Toilet Wa ters in following makes t Palmer's, Colgate's, William's. Hudnnfs, Melba, Maorine, Palm Olive. Fine Gifts! ' SSBBBSBSSBlHBSlslBJffi Kodaks, Cameras . Fourth Floor V the Ideal gift for any 'member of the family I -Ail sizes and all. I styles at the price you want to pay Perfu Surely a Choice -(Sift For Man or, Wvman Child Rhymes ; ' . , Love Lyrics , v ' Songs of Cheer , Songs of Home i " Farmy. Rhymes; ."- .- Songs of Summer - r The Latest Fiction for Gifts ! J The DwelHng Place of Light, Winston Churthill. .... .$1.60 Dumbbell of Brookfield, J. T. Foote., .............. The Major, Ralph O'Connor... -. J-JO Martie ThhUnconquered, Katherme,Norns 15 The Secret. Witness, Geo. Gibbs.V..,...v-jU;;-rr;. 10 The Secret of the Storm Country, Grace Miller White. . 1.35 The White Ladies of Worcester, Florence Barclay..... 10 The Broken Gate, Emerson Hough................... 1.30 Calvary Allye, Alice H. Rice... ...... L3 The Dark Star, Robert W. Chambers........ 1-50 rW;iHr Kook Section is more complete than ever be fore., Good books at all prices', whether you wish to pay - 5e for a pirture book or $2.30 for an illustrated child's classic We have it in great variety Choose your children's books here. Main . X X Floor t ' r Shop