The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972, October 19, 1920, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Text.TUE3PAY, OCTOBER 10, 1920. THE OREGON DAILY -JOURNAL: PORTLAND. OREGON , v;--- FORGER MAV BE MSTERNBERGH, 1 MARR ED HERE Because Portland and Seattle. banks were dubious about the worth of signatures on letters accompany ing government pay checks, a man . aaid to be Van Renaaelaer H. Stern bergh, former army officer and husband of a prominent Portland i girl, Is -In custody at San Francisco on charges of forgery. Said to have admitted himself to be - m m - . ..I A ! ,Wt , m. lurger ina privately inuicu 'Jr flying fains family colors. 8ternbergh is accused of manipulating the voca tional education pay of a gabled sailor war veteran. ' Meanwhile the social group that was surprised In June, 1919, by the wed' ding of the young officer and Miss Margaret Porter while the man waa serving- as lieutenant in the army In telligence section at Vancouver bar racks Is even more startled by the revelations of the groom's alleged du- pliclty. JfAJ JE MOVIE ACTOK It Is said that Bternbergh, posing het-e as the son of Mr. and Mrs. Her bert May Sternbergh of Reading, Pa., and Washington, D. C.. and grandson of' the otice noted James H. Sternbergh, 18 really a former motion picture actor with no notable family tree. Sternbergh, reports from San Fran cisco Plnkerton agents say, has gained his liberty under $1000 bonds. Ha will be called on- to explain his manipulation of $240 sent by the government to Thomas Jesse Guy, a Sternbergh cli ent Sternbergh 1s said -4o have admit ted that he forced Guy's name to stx 4 pay vouchers of $40 each. He sent the forged vouchers to the First National bank of Portland, which refused to ac cept the account "Ouy" attempted to open here. Later he wrote the Bank of Commerce at Seattle to deposit the "transfer" he was making from the Portland bank. Communications be tween banks revealed that the account had itot been accepted here and It was refused at Seattle, where Sternbergh attempted to use the name of Thomas Sheldon. Sternbergh made an unsuc cessful effort to transfer the "Ouy" account here, although it bad not been accepted, to the name of J. M. Hood, supposedly Guy's partner, according to Sternberg's letters to the bank. WIFE WITH PAKEXT9 Sternbergh's wife Is the daughter of Mr. and. Mrs. Andrew R. Porter of Irvington, with whom she is again living:. Upon the birth of a baby. It is aid, Mrs. Sernbergh returned to the parental roof. The wedding was an event of social moment and attracted many friends to Westminster Presby ' terlan church, where the ceremony was performed June 18, 1919. Following, the wedding the couple went East for a visit, and returned later to San Francisco, where Stern bergh entered the engineering profession. 'Furniture1 Is New j Battle Slogan for Reed College Drive ;j i "Furniture" is the novel battle cry at Reed college. With the completion of the Anna Mann cottage, a social center for Reed women, students have begun campaigning for rugs, divans and a grana piano for the new social roam. The miniature drive alma at $2600, with $800 already In the women's treasury as a result of holly sales In former years. The faculty will aid In the campaign. Armistice day has been set for a house warming in the cottage in1 conjunction with a modified county fair and jubilee sponsored by the faculty. Novel schemes are being devised for separating pen nies from their owners, including a nigger-baby booth where for a nickel stu dents will be given three shots at exact facsimiles of their favorite faculty members. A further feature of the campaign la nativity play and Christmas concert to be given by Reed actors and choirls tera December "14 at a downtown church. The faculty committee In charge of the affair is Dr. Susan A. Bacon. Dean Bertha K. Toung. Harold C. Gray and E. C. Bechtold. Elisabeth Gore, a Reed junior, is director of the chorus, which is already practicing on Christmas music. and Women Robison Arraigned In Tillamook Court Tillamook, Or., Oct 19. Thad Roblson, formerly cashier of the Tillamook coun ty bank of Tillamook, reached here Monday afternoon In custody of a dep uty sheriff from Portland to lace a charge of obtaining money under false pretenses. Roblson was arraigned at a speelal sitting of the circuit court. He has not yet been able to furnish the required ball of $10,000. Starts as Newsboy Governor Cox began his newspaper career at the age of 9 years as. a newsboy in Mlddletown, Ohio. GrapeNuts for breakfast A dish of this delicious wheat and malted bar ley food starts the day right. AfugarSaver Why not a Hallowe'en party for the little folks this month, with refreshments, 'n music, n everyuung A Victrola will readily furnish just the right music! Victrolas come in a great variety of styles and prices, from a friendly little instrument at 25, clear on up to 1500. Come in and pick out the right Victrola for this jolly Hallowe'en party. Ask us, if you wish, for suggestions about the merriest children's records. Convenient payment terms on any Sherman Play & Go. Sixth and Morrison Street - - , PORTLAND v , Seattle Tacoma Spokane Great 6-Day Sale of Footwear-All Men's 's Shoes Reduced First Fi; Drapery j Sale Continues . i Entire stock of Curtains and Drapery Goods on sale at special low prices.. Supply your needs now' and stvel Department, on the Third Floor. Olds .WbrtmanS King The Standard Store of the Northwest Entire Block Morrison, Tenth, West Park and Alder Streets Glenwoo&Butter ) 2 Lbs. $1.30 No deliveries except with otheY purchases made in the Grocery Department Glen wood C- Qfl Creamery Butter special at 2 poundsvXeOU wering Prices in the Basement Stc And Double Trading Stamps With All Basement Cash Purchases 40 Inch Crepe de Chine $1.49 Basement Excellent quality Crepe de chine for blouses and frocks. Black, navy, brown, gray, white, pink, rose, lavender, peach and light blue. 40 AQ inches wide. Special, the yard D Axl Messaline Silks At $2.37 Basement 3 5 and 36 Messaline Silks selling heretofore at $2.95 to 3.50 a yard. Also Peau de Soie and black PO Q7 Taffeta. Basement sale, yarii"-ieOl Basement Sale 132 Women's Dresses $35.00 and $40 Values S $35.00 and $40 Values Basement 86 of these Dresses have Just arrived by express the balance are trom our own regular stocks. Very latest Fall and Winter models made up in Charmeuse, Tricolette. Taffeta, Serge and Tricotlne. Also a few splendid models made up In novelty mixtures. In black, navy and brown. Dresses well worth (POP AA -135.00 and 140.00. Special in Basement for this sile at the low price D.UeUU ODD LINES WomeaVs Wool Jersey Dresses priced very special at only $13.50 .$22.50 and $25.00 Coats Special $12.50 Btsement Sample Coats arid odd garments from -regular stock. Good, serviceable styles for motoring and street wear. Tweeds, Jerseys, Velours and other desirable materials. Shown in belted and loose effects. Coats in this lot easily Zf O PA worth. 22.50 and 25.00. Specially priced in the Basement sale at JAstly $2.48 Dresses $1.39 Basement Women's House Dresses of good quality percale. Several attractive styles with embroidered yokes and trim med with bands of contrasting material. Assprted patterns. On sale in QQ the Basement at the low price vltOu . . . Women's Skirts At $3.98 Basement Women's and Misses' Dress Skirts underpriced for Wednesday. These are shown in several smart styles and are made up in excellent quality of wool jersey in the most wanted jQ QQ colors, Special Basement Sale tDOeaO Toilet Paper Special C"f 10 Rolls 3)1 Basement Limit to rolls to 1 customer. No telephone, C. O. D. or mall orders. Large rolls of 1000 sheets. On special sale Wednesday, 10 rolls tDJLeUU Band Aprons Basement Women's Aprons Of good quality percale in pink, blue and gray stes. These are well made. QQ Special Basement Sale price only Oai Women's - Union Suits $1.98 Basement Women's White Cotton Fleeced Union Suits, elastic ribbed and perfect fitting. Low neck, short sleeves, ankle length. Good weight for Winter Qi QQ wear. Basement special price Dxe0 Outing Flannel Gowns. Basement Women's Night Gowns of fancy striped outlnt flannel. Cut generously f ulf and well made. Several styles j- rjf? to select from. Extra values atDAel.O Sale of Bedding In the Basement Store Timely offerings in Comforters, Blankets, Bed Spreads, Pillows and other articles every home has need for at this time of the year. Plan to take advantage of these money-saving specftls in timely needs. Double Trading Stamps with cash purchases. Large Comforters $3.98 Basement Full size Comforters filled with sanitary new cotton and covered with good quality material in light and dark colors. Weight is 4J4 QQ pounds. Basement special atwOeaO Bedspreads $2.95 Basement White Crochet Bed Spreads in full size 72x80 inches. Attractive patterns and. splendid quality. Limited number only. On special sale flS Qf? in the Basement Wednesday itw&tUO Domestics FANCY STRIPED Outing Flannels in good weight for night gowns and OQ pajamas, 27 inches wide, A yard t LONGCLOTH of fine, soft -quality. Full 24 Inches wide. Put up Jf M( 12 yards to the bolt. We Givi S. & H. Special Trading Stamps $7.50 Blankets $5.75 Basement White "Wooinap" Blankets (Heavy quality cotton) with fancy col ored borders. Size 64x76 inches. Blan kets of standard 7.50 grade. lp? IJfT Basement Special sale price tDtle I U Bed Pillows $1.29 Basement 3-pound Feather Pillows, size 19x26 inches. Covered with splendid quality fancy art ticking. Don't fail to share fn this great bargain. OQ On sale Wednesday at. each DleA Reduced ' COTTON BATTS, wool fin- 1 QK ish. Size 72x90 inches. At eBX.OtJ HEAVY Bleached Muslin, 36 Inches wide. Buy all you want of it in QK this special sale at. special, yird sdDi 24-INCH Diaper Cloth. 10-fTQ yard bolts. Special at only WsUeUt Coutil Corsets $1.59 Baseraenl'Medium low bust models some with elastic top. Of pink and white materials. Shown in Pt CQ all sizes. Specially p.iced tfBX.tJI $1.48 Chemise At 98c Basement Envelope Chemise in sever al dainty styles trimmed with Ijces ribbons, headings, etc. ReCu"QQ lar 1.48 values, joecially priced wOC Silk Camisoles $1.19 . Basement Women's Silk Camisoles in assorted styles and colors. These nuke attractive gifts. On special eiIQ sale Wednesday, special at 51elt Sale of Uhtrimmed Hats Baseeaeat Our entire Basement stock of Untrlnmed Hats goes on sale Wednesday at special low prices. Roll Brims, Turbans," Colonials with em broidered fancys or with plaited velvet facings, and many other dQ Q styles. 4.69 to 6.69 HatsDOeUe7 3 Misses' Untrimmed Hats , Basement Misses' and Children's fin trimmed Hats, pokes, droops and other desirable styles in the leadingflJO YQ colors. Basement speciar at DeOe7 All Hat Trimmings now M OFT Men's Union Suits $2.19 Basement Sale! Men's gray Fleece-Lined Union Suits, long sleeves, ankle length styles. Warm, comfortable garments for Winter wear. Sizes 36, (JO in 38. 40. 42. 44. 46. Supply your needs 0eJ.e7 Men's Ties 50c Basement The thrifty man will lay in a good sup ply of Neckwear, for such values are rarely to be had. even at this store. Large assortment of beau tiful new patterns stripes, plaids, figures, Pft etc. All the wanted colors. Priced special Uvv Men's Pants $4 Pair Sizes 32 to 42 " Basement Men's "Moleskin" Work Pants specially priced for Wednesday. Made with tunnel belt loops and buttoned pockets. Will give splendid An service. 32 to 42 waist. Extra values atsDreUU Men's Gloves 19c Basement Men's .-Jersey Gloves in brown and gray mixtures. Knitted wrist. Just the thing for rough work - Q about the house. Special, a pair IvC Genuine Buckskin Gloves, fijl r7JT specially priced at. the pair iDXe 1.0 Men's Sox 39c Heavy mixed wool Socks in mixed gray with white, heel and toe. On QQ" special sale Wednesday at. patrtJals Boys' Corduroy Suits $4.95 Basement Good, sturdy Qorduroy Suits in popular belted style with - straight pants. Sizes 3 to 6. On QA OCT $1.19 sale Wednesday at. the suit1 Odd lines of Boys' School Pants, special at. the pair Handbags $1 Several Styles Basement Odd lines of Women's Hand bags and Purses priced for quick selling. styles and snipes. (J-! fkf Assorted Values to 1.35 Choice Women's Aprons At $1.29 Basement Women's Percale Aprons In the popular slipover style. Nicely trimmed with bands and contrasting materials. Several patterns Q-f OQ to, chose from. On sale itOA.tU n v Basement Shoe Sale Women's Shoes $4,98 LOT l 300 pairs of Women's Shoes in a remarkable one-day sjJe In the Basement Store. Odd lines, but good, standard makes that will give excellent service.. Laced and buttoned styles with welt or turn soles. Louis, military, full French heels. Black, brown and gray leathers. Not all sizes in each style, but all sizes in the Q 4 QQ sale. Very special, the w&ttrvO Men's Shoes $6-98 LOT 2 Men's Shoes at about to day's cost at the factory. Sample lines and broken lots in several good makes. Some have slight defects. Vici kid and gunmetal leathers in black) also brown calf. English, brogue and Colonial toes. Several hundred pairs in this not able saving. All sizes and widths. On special sale Wednesday IntJfi QQ the Basement at the nairwOeaO Headquarters for Children Shoes Notion Day B&tlst Floor 275c SPOOL SILK SO yards, shades. 10c values, the dozen Skirt and Trouser Hangers priced 7c Lisle Elastic. yA -Inch, the yard for 7c 50 yards silk Luster Mending Cotton, special Wednesday at, the yard only 4c Uncle John's Thread, too yards to the spool, several colors, priced special at 8c defender Safety Pins, priced, card 4c Sonomor or Keva! Dress Snaps, black or white, in goM sues, the dozen at 2c Pitcher's Bachelor Buttons priced 6c Invisible HalfNets, doz. 90c; eaft 8c Melba Silk Taffeta Ribbon. In 8-yard bolts, black onlv, specially priced at 10c Vera Silk Taffeta Ribbon put up in 8 yard bolts. In white, specially priced 15c Asbestos Ironing Pads special at 7c Bone Hair Pins, assorted package, 10c Aluminum Sets $2.98 Basement Sale , . v Three-piece Aluminum "Kitchen Set, as sketched. Made of high-grade aluminum, bright as silver. Selected "factory sec onds." Can be used in 6 different ways as covered kettle, covered roaster, doable boiler, steamer, pudding panvQO QQ or strainer. On sale in the Basement. Special atWeWeaO Open Stock Dinnerware ';'"' J. if, We have just received a Urge shipment of Open Stock Din nerware In the pop alar-priced llaes many of our customers have been inquiring abou. , Your inspection of these fs invited. HrKr ss.J;: ..js.-.sr. MIUUMMUlUtmUMlUUMUmUMutMiUmUW