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Judge Gaterts Takes Inta Custody
.l4.Ycar-0!(f ,Girl .Who Had
7 Been Convicted of Thieving.
A writ of habeaa corpu was trad
lai Saturday afternoon -by PresiaV
. irtf .Jud Galena of the circuit court
In th cae of Alta BrtekJU4 year
old; air! fug ttlT fronv-Vaaeouter,
Waab. . ' "
- Th Brook srlrt and Euaeai McCooI.
said to Wool quit IS ywi old. war
aentenced to from two year aad el
rooatba to ton yeara la the Washington
tat penitentiary at Wail Walla, by
Judge Baca f Clark county in con
nection with aa autoroohU theft at Yan-
. ceaver. " , -
, Jl: Washington " prison guard - took
ebar of to girl at Vancouver. an3
decide t atop jr at Portland on hi
' way back ta WaHa Walla. Th rlrl
wr Mfti In th city jU at portlamA
wber W. a. MaeLaren of th . Pertlaaa
tttioned Judge Catena for tb writ, .Th
; Brook gtrir who was' tea thaa the
legal age for a penitentiary aentence,
wiif appear befor Judge Oaten on I
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Acoordinf to MacLaren, tha girla ar
both , .Portland girl and .tooth., lft the
Hwih th iJoe4 Shepherd . recently.
They went -ViMtaw where ttaey
took automebll n4 vwt for a Jott
1 tti V .. A tt WsvnsB't : ft, teen maAKtBta aaveaaa. 4Ik v
aged la no way, tb WeehJngtoa Judge
semencea now xo in peniienuary. . ,
- It 1 better! that th Waahingtaa at-
- ,thoritIe wlU have.to ask for extradi-
- tlon paper now to obtain possession of
the girls. , The Portland - commons hi
"now looking: Into the birth recor of the
. .than it ywavV c&'rw
- Plaiatff f d Seek Alleged Damage From
" t-utoeeldenU:Jli;Cy.'
I Two 1 S10.00O' damage ' soft 'werv' fffed
So . th. county elerl'e office Saturday
afUmoOn, ' both, based on, Injurtea -ta-...
celved i, a .. th result avtomobUe
Th T. W. Jenklna oompany Je'aoed
by Gsrtmd- Audrain"- According- to the
complaint, she waa riding with W. E.
Powera, September li, when at Thirty
. ninth and BttTKald tbetr' aotomobU
, -.waa etrnck by a track driven by V,T.
Peterson of . th Jnktn eeipy. Sh
- allege 'that ' ah ' waa permanently - In
jured, t .V V'
The accident on which th other suit
i oasea occurrea juiy e, iig conataa
tine Dalda aver that he wa rtdla; hi
tnotorcycl acroea th Broadway, bridge
. wna n aaiaaea on in ny aurtac.
. throwing him to the pavement. A truck
i of the AIBlna Fuel company, which he
plahna waa traveling at excessive speed,
' atruek him, fracturing hi rakull and
breaking his wrist and arm. He was
in th hospital for many months, he a
j accused or nvKasif nouss
. TWa Indicted' Charged With1 Starting
. : . Fire to Colleei Iasurenee3 t :
v Indictment agrainst Jme lAwrene'
t waiton ? ana William H. , Kopplny.
- charged ' with burning a house with th
Intent to injure th insurer, were re-
turned by the grand Jury yesterday.
' Koppinc who ta also in Jail on aa I.
?W. W. charge, lived at 6704 Forty-eighth
. when h moved out so that Walton could
take over the house. That-nlKht. be-
. fore Walton had moved bis belonging.)
v into the house. It was mysteriously
burned? th fir destroying also . the
house next door. . Both men are ac
cused of having fired th house with the
.'Intent to collect $lS00 insurance. '
i'- CHANGE OF VENTE IS ASKED
Sorensen, Aeeused ' tf Reckless Auto
Driving, Makes Plea for Appeal. ''
Aa appeal from th raantolpal court
aeeiaion or juage Koasman, na a re
quest for change of venue were made by
friends of N. Peter Sorensen, sentenced
FIGHTING FIRE IN OIL FACTORY
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firemen: braving Oereet bA l Pfaaattro eompany ftrn to throw water hlaaa that emletel datoy4 Wf
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mirnd from Portland., Boreneea
trie en a charge of maneOaughter lat
spring,: after hi auto had rum over aad
kitted Mrs. Ml. Smith, a widow, but a
jury in Juda :XvanAttgMwt,.o.
auitted him. r ; : ' :-ii:
Tho'eas ha"eItedwtdera4' hw'
tereat because ot the wealth and position
of Sorensen and hi influentfal friend,
J ACCUSED kWOMAK COICTED . v
Ura. Kate .Hammer Found Guilty of
J lljaww.of, Fund
Mrs. Kate Hammer, eharg! with the
theft of $1560 from Andrew Linden, who,
accordtear to testimony introduced, had
given her the money iwith the, under
standfng that it wa to be uaed for th
purchase of a rooming house, wa found
guilty by th Jurr sitting in Judge Mc
CourVs court lat Thursday aight.
The Jury was out for over six hours,
and rejeommended clemency, vm pen
alty for cortvlctloa is a sentence of from
on to 19 year hvk etate" penitentiary.
The trial was enlivened by th oratory"
of Henry B Medina and by the refusal
of Krs, Hammer, to answer questions of
Deputy" tltrlci iAttorny . Sam Piero.
The Ouerte were relative to the identity
ef a rfrtcad" ; with, whom Mrs. Hammer
had spent th-night of the alleged rob
bery. Although Instructed to answer by
both , her attorney and by Judge Mc.
Court, sh refused t give any rply.
Sentence wlll .be pronounced Wednes
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BCRRIDGB SUED FOR $10,800
Sutt for H0.(M against James L Bar
ridg was entered Saturday by Flora Baa
musaen, guardian for August Rasmus
sen, a minor, for injuries sustained when
the boy was struck by Berridge's auto.
According ta the affidavits filed by the
plaintiff, the boy. who is years old.
was stroek while ereasing the lntrsee
tlon at Belmont and East Thirty-fifth
streets on September 19 and sustained a
fractured skull, permanent Injury ta the
Vision, and -Other Injuries. Berridge. wa
driving at an excessive rate of speed.
r the complaint states. '
FIRE LEVELS PLAHT;
& LOSSrlS
350.000
(fjaanmn se Pes Obs
plant, said It originated to th eiectrto
switch ox.nd that berera a. buckt
t water- could b earrted aero th
to six months tn Jan and a fSOd fin. In
atven affWavltl XUt4 Friday In tha cir-
CUit COUrt, ' ' !?. '.i- - : 's . i.
Sorensen was given the heavy sentence,
following his arrest for, having four ac
cidents within one ; hour, - while In aa J
leged Intoxicated -condlUoa.. Ho h of
fered twpay a larg ft f the Jail sen
tone would b remitted, and to agree
never to drive an automonitor again ta
the state of Oregon.
. His friends, claim that the ubUo mtn
ha been so prejudiced by th aawapa.,
per that fl ;JwM b Impoealbl to get a
m . a k a m i - . .a. uiHieei -
ratf ttwiiww iruu m room th whola . floor waa a mas of
and aekthat the pUcO ot frb kin nay-;-' pteo'
of metal becam lodaed m a rellln
machine and that th frictton st fir
to th copra flake.' .-Workmen had no
Opportunity to tak a second , look at
th fir, they nay having .r--rim tor
their Uvea, without even snatching their
coats.
' A burst oflam almost 'equal- to an
explosion occurred when the enUra third
fleer o th bnttdlnjc loaded, with -200
loaa --ft ooeaaam ma feO through to
tn nrst noor. in an insunt the flames
leaped on this highly combustible ma
terial, making the fire leap higher and
higher out c tb top of. th btnldia;.
Every window In th larg - nmnufno
tmrog plant waa a vortex af Caaw.
Th ; fir gutted tha Interior of th
building end ruined th north and ast
arica waus. so thai tay win hav t
a .nuah . - ''-? -i
: Besides tn machinery th follewtng
material were destroyed, aeoerdli; to
c A. fain ton. manager t Three hundred
tea pr eoanut ;al ; and cake, 204
ton ot Ua- eU' antf toy top of copra.
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Theatre v Tickets to Number of
320'warBf Distribirted to
Qthte Pup U j as Honor Mark.
Chrtatmaa spoading sany raaa
tnr from $5 to IS.50 tn cash, and
ocdacft fop morcbandAao net naem here
of th Great Portland aaaaelattoa
vero handed out at th Central li
brary Satujrday ajcternooA to- 6 J
happy achot ehtldrn.V aa rwrd
for- wrttinar vras for th Vnrversal
holiday peajwa, . ' '
When tha Greater Portland assocla.
Hon Joined the t;iversa FUm asnpany
h handling the nonday season campaign,
tt waa planned to giv u prisev hut th
st wan extodd bee use a saaay x
eeUent varee carae in. , , -.
I 4dlttofv tso theatre passe will be
rrided amonr 18 school children re
ceiving honorary sAeatiea. . t
TVKATKE& T TBltl&al - PAM '
i Twty theatre he th City hv fur
Sinhed the passes.
Mr. Ed Palnier, president of the
Parent-Teacher aesociation, presided, at
the Saturdray meeting, and W. P. La
Boch l fltyf attorney.' apok tn behalf
f Mayor Bnken fSol Btupv manager t
the local exchange, gr th; children
tn behalf of yresVieat Cart larrosal of
th Untwrsat FlUn eempany, aad a two
reel historical film waa presented. -
Jared Wenger. secretary of the Greater
Portland aseoelation, gave out th prises.
Fifty dellar ash, waa the first prtse
in tho-fcigb ohool class, wen by 9ybU
Everett of James John; tSO ra the upper
grades, won by Everett Pavia of Wood
stock, and S0 In th lower grade, won
by Rudolph KnJtkaa of Kennedy school i
a score of merchandise orders ranging
from 10 down being awarded kiddles
tn th primary grade.
HKECHAirPISE ,ITW , .
Th other 'prise tn' th high chool,
upper grades, and tower grades, were
merohandls otdara raaglny betweesi 3
and $J0. '
Followtna ar winners ta th various
classes: , - -
PmntTT t-.ara Oaoa. Wlhe BMi
a Fwcw Usosaw et uaaeeve aoaooii mum
toofaiSk 4t mtrfln MMtl UaU HjiU,
AMwrt yaetwf. VhM Hi(kt ot Mouat Tbr
CftMoo, 11 0 aixtr-taM smis a. &!
BeMoak.. liaft- Kort XtakU: nobMt
riHtaf. autryinti Claire Xer(L
7 slUbafea emtTwiUk stoallMtor, 4 T
Hixtr OMwd a, Li WiUm 1mm MowtM.
Ucnrln ttwBTSr. tiowaee ortni. lon
fiiseaf Adei Kvsase XU aad Ireo Sues
tort of nts AkOMds chool, . .'
Voertb to fittbi ct4oo Kir, PeeaisS KsH
kH - Koaedr 10001 Mowxi. Bmtto Bones,
ifoeet Tabor school: tali. rMti svtods. Tos.
wilUsar ooa); foenk, Gmum Qltasaer, Glea-
kan sefaool; fifth, noraie rtootor, soaoood
ebeol: fcooonv)a SMBtisn, wll tUrtlqr, 07
Sos ForUud) Dm1m nstrd. 105 Boat Blxw
OMM4 onosii Oweoooijo iUoMta 194 ataoU.
Mo lie Bkttl isuacit JUert et Mr
ista t eieht fra . .met. Kwem Sevls.
VToaatteek kMi . ThdM lUWmn. Omk
sobwol; thiid, t Asa etroas, Kfot eehoali
ionrUs. Bonifa . ruhareaf. Csusk chaal: fifth.
Kt Omill. Coch sehooli sixth. Nsnatn
Uoasd. SoUoood eskool; MMatA, wiltUn tar-
aa, Uahmoadi hoaoisblf sjwatloa, Tbclata (1h
ell, Ceaek; Sooart Muui, tWoodaUKl BstB
lot, Pnekeiss; Ruth ATtiworth. BlsbaioBdi iHtj
VomB. lUolhnwwt
Hlh; scrond. Dote SteinbOTS. Ltneoinj third.
Ulea CHssiUsv S. Ill UvV teurth
tons kioh o)wl toertb, Ksthfya KsMhsm,
VtMofaicUio lush school; fifth. lUnf pmitfa.
HOT Kut Morriann; hooorablo SMnttoa. Vrat
tta nrich, itl East Sixtr-oorondi Harold Row
tar, Waabinrtoe; Asa Certv, fit, Mary a; Glodrs
fL Baochrm. Jaaaaa ioh awh sehoali ead ahaoe
namw. W aahwuio bsa aohool.
Stone Mqets Yith;
: "Y" Secretaries oil
;V Scllolarsllip, Plans
H. W, fi ton,' genera) secretary of th
Portland A and chairman ot
the ducatlonal coramltte of th. aaso
elation tn Kertb Anjerlea, Is tn Seattle,
whore he itet Saturday With U of the
general secrtarte o4 Western Waah-
tngtoa In a oonfereno at which h de
tailed th plan to provide scholarships
for American service saen and th men
Of th allied rvtc. Th war wrg
council has t aatd I5.0oo.000 for tkla
By reason f hi position at th head
of th ohol work. Stoa r glvtnsjlo
tha work all th ttm ho can narn,
Jugo
Alliance Is Proposec
Berlin, Deo. N. &) Forma
tlon of a secret treaty combining Jugo
slavia and Hungary in a millury aUi
ane ha been prpeed, according to an
nnoea firmed report from Vtann today.
The abject ef th treaty 1 said t a
to combat tli claim of Italy, on th
AdriaUo coast, particularly in respect
to Flume.
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v4S't9 30 Return of 4I:idi
v Waahtnatetv I fio. M.-V F.)-vr.
real work of fraintnal lialatrO to rr
vid f tha tuturei of tn cnntry
railroad wUi haybii mx! Vfk frte-i
bouse and snatooitferM on th
and Cummlna blUa held th4l' Cri
ng. i ,
The eht lata tda mad it potsr. :
for conferee to got tea work by passir g
th Cummlna blU by vot of it to v
Th hous had prvtua1y paaeed the
: Th two bill ?o differ in trattsg
th railroad problem that It ta admitted
n both house It will p many weevs
befor eenferees ecwollinu thai r dlfftr.
once. Forecasts today ft th probata e
data of final netmentof permanent
railroad legislation rangett frem ftbru
ary S to March 10. ; '
Maanwhll. th uUo wppwmeetlt
tha mind, pf legislator lis. will freri
dsnt WllBon return th raVroada to their
owner January J. or wtlnh hold them
under government - eontraa until the
pending legislation,', hag (boon agreed
upon? !
' ifl 7- -.77""- -
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proclamation
I, Saint Nicholas, proclaim Rich's Cigar
Stores, : at Sixth aiidi' Washington, and
Fourth and Morrison Streets, the best places 1
to buy your Xmis Cigars and Candy.
XMAS
CANDY
Cigar
Pipe
Smoker
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In NesoKv
. Boxas and '.
assets
uassHpUona Tatan
toe any aloaailna
PuMlahed In th
VVerts.
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Sixth aad
Morrises Its .
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Abosjt m0ft worm opra and U
In threa ben earn wa saved, owtar tn
rsaa nota H. I Fissis. offJcO
manager. Forrest saw that It was uee-
loea tar ktam to tr to earn anrthlnw tn
th plant, an hi aQed th fir depart
ment, than called th terminal company,
which eat a switch ngina t take the
ear t f th daayer aoae. The encia
arrtv4 n ft aalnut aftsr th Or
department and pulled .tho car to
aaf y. - ;; - ... . ::- -
lACTOBT WRTWE BIOTTC
' ' When' th seriourneea f th fir was
realised the WUlamett Iron dt Steal Co,
blew tha factory fir whtstl. calling
every tnaa to saan tha fir bosav sThoy
wet down muchadjoinina: property and
wlil Ito fto acnarMiiBt ra hoonfaiah
th hla from apreadiny outside th 1 1
PabJMlttr factory. ' Other plants en-! I
davgered wer th Coast Steel V la-
entowcy' ?-Davtd K. Dunn Pamt Ca,
Aaortean? Wood Working Machinery
eopay. Qreyen Plantar Mill and W.
--Tbe orfteo, refinery sjad wasshs s af
th 'Palmollv v company were saved.
Nearly svery man employed by th com
pany wan an overseas veteran. '
i: Th ham office Is in Mllwuk,- Win
Th place la fully covered by tnanranon,
according to Mr. Pain ton and Harvey
O'Bryaa Insurance iaan. ,
s The parmoltv company Mr w th
second - disastrous bias in Portland
within a space of 12 hours. Early Satur
day morning the Portland Stove Work
to Kenton was rasodV tb plant being
valued at . tZ3 0.000, accordlnav;to , John
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This Columbia
Grafonola
and Twelve DoableDic Colum
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$108.50 '
: $10 down-$2 Weekly
A - wonderfully pleasing music
maker in handsbme case of ma
hogany, walnut or oak as you pre
fer. We will deliver it ta your
home at Any time you wish, ready
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Grafonola in, All Style and
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iV Carry the Widdieomb, the Windsor, the Stradivara
and the Ememn Phonograph in Various Style
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Pjrrex
Transparent
Oyen-ware
tke popular gift
We show Pyrex GiffSets of eleven pieces Bread Pan, Cas--serole.
Pie Plate, Oval and Round Dishes with handles; and
" fix Individual Bakers. Packed in a handsome box,feady for
shipment .or distribution. ; . ,
-In Plain Ware $7 : ;
, In Engrayed WarB4 $11
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Fiirniturc--the . sensible giftl The gift that brings pleasure, and comfort to every member of the family,
because it is shared by Ml: Jenning's wiu iieip
you to give furniture! Take advantage' of our
moderate . prices and our 1 liberal credit. Select
here from Portland's largest and, best stocks of
everything for the home, 1 , :
Mahogany Floor
) - Lamps,;.
: Table Ltimps and --
Chair. tamps -
We carry here the largest and
most varied' assortment- of
lamps -1 in all ' sizes together,
with a wonderfully' attractive
and beahtiful' collection of silk,
lamp shades. Select your
Christmas - lamp here.
Individual Hand-Can'ed -
Table ' Lamps -.
With Hand-Decorated.
Parchment Shades
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A Luxurious Davenport
for a Qiristmas Gift :
We show large, roomy davenports, upholstered Jn fin tapes
try. As t jilt for the home, they could hardly be excelled.
See the pieces displayed on our main .floor. Select, and we
will deliver at the hour you wish. - J
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There is no.other coaster wagon that equals in'drirabilitv'i:
and speed these fine "Burnhanf Coaster Wagons. Like '-s
the deacon's ' "one-hoss shay each oart i? of the best -
and each part is just a strong as the; others. Every
boy wants a coaster wa&ronl : ' , -,x ,
We -Have Reduced prices" on These Wagons'
We AVant bvery Boy to Have One!
No. 3 Burnham Coaster. Wagons (17 Q K '
1.4x34. box, 10-inch wheelsv.'tD rjOD. .
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A treasure-house for furs and other
things feminine. We show many
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plain, some copper
.trimmed, . -
Chesfs of Mahogany 'or
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We show these in Period styles to
'match the furniture of the bed- v
(room or boudoir.' Thev ar very.
: attractiva and thorough la work
manship ,
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The Baby Hoover. ....460
Special Hoorer ......,,. 74
Frantz Premier, small.. W...S45
premier, .Urge ...... .160
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Our main and raezianlne' floors hold a
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botany. Choose from some of 1j
dTnprt nd-tabU .
mekra ataad - .
footstools v ;-r.s
ewiaT stands
wrlUag dska " :
library Ublea ..
tip tahle
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A few' pieces of, lovely, reed fur
niture adds life and cheer to tha
room In which it U placed. -Look
through the reed pieces we showj
you will surely find something to
Interest - - , - -
-sewing baskets
chairs ,
-Hrockera
ferneries -
tabourettes .
writing deskn
lamps ' u i J
library tables
tad other pieces of beauty tnl'
convenience. . ' v
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Tall, stately and accurate service
measured by many cycles. "
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