' THE OREGON SUNDAY, JOURNAL; PORTLAND, SUNDAY HORNING, JANUARY 15, IS
US BROTHERS
PREFERRED STOCK
PAYMENTS MOUNT
Thirty Per Cent on Stock ind 3
Per Cent Dividend Is Paid to
. Muy little Past Two Weeks.
Prisoners Take ;
Paupers' Oath
And Dodge Fines
i
"Now tor a rood .dish of ham and
fTV MOd Jack Casey aCedfOrd as
b walked oat of U United States mar
ataTa oCflc Saturdar a tres man for
th Crat Urns In to days.
Caaar. Jack Maloney and Jos Ray had
Juat takan tha panpai's oath, to escape
Daxoeat of fine. They -were fined and
sentenced to CO days tn the county Jail
03 October If by Federal Jods Wolyer-
toa dartnc the at edford term of the fed
eral court, for opera tin- a.atlU In the
wilds of Jackson county. Each also
erred ! days in Jail additional before
taking the pauper's oath, as required
One by one durtns; the last two weeks! by uw,
many nreferred stockholders la the new! All three declared they had reformed
- , . . ...-. ,., w a would hereafter not tamper with
.... ... .. , . Ithe laws of Uncle Sam.
paid per cent ex weir atoca doiuwb.
and aa additional I per cent dlrldend. T TI I A nfinlrinfl
When the ether preferred stockholders! JT li VJi ilUSpillIlCL
Buys St. Francis
Apartment House
call at the hoodlnc house durtns the
eominf week and recelre their share
from the profits of the new concern.
about tUQ.M wUT have been paid out.
according to John I Ctherldse. man
a car. Ktheridce made the announce
ment Saturday afternoon, following;
special meeting of the board of directors
Purchase of the stock of the St Fran;
cla Anartment TTmim rormratinn for
Monday about I1I0.0O0, or SO per cent. I $115,000 was announced Saturday by Dr.
Riverview Association to ' Taks
Action Toward Rehabilitation
of Depleted finances.
A meeting of lot uwua of Kiverrlew
Cemetery association will be - held at
Library hall, at J p. m Monday, to take
definite action toward rehabilitating' the
finances or the association. At a meet
ing; held last week a report was sub
mitted by Strong k. McNaughton show
ing that the fund set aside for the
maintenance of the cemetery had been
depleted and that no money is available
lor operation and upkeep.
A report prepared and submitted by
a committee of. lot owners proposed a
way oat of the difficulty, and action oa
this report will be taken Monday after
noon. Tb plan of the committee pro
vides for the establishment of an irre
ducible fund for maintenance, which is
reoutred by. a law passed in 1882 when
the association was organised and re
pealed by the legislature of UZ1.
It was also urged that a new board
of trustees be elected. At the meeting
last week W. &C Ladd, who had been
a member of the board since the organ
ization 40- rears ago and president of
the board for 20 years, announced his
resignation and stated that he would
not be present at the next meeting. The
alleged mismanagement of the finances
of the--cemetery association does, not
mean that the concern is bankrupt, for.
according to the report. Its assets in reau
property not used . for cemetery pur-i
poses and ta securities held by the treas
urer, amount to more than 8300,000.
More than 10.000 graves are in River-
view and approximately 8500 lot owners
in the association live in Portland. Each
lot owner is a member of the association
and has a voice in its management.
Portland Man to
EepresentU.S.at
Brazil Exposition
CoL XVC CoBier, president of the San
Diego exposition tn l15,r who was ap
pointed by President Harding recently
as commissioner general of the Ameri
can exhibit at the Brazilian Centennial
exposition this year, has selected I G.
Monroe, former secretary of the Cham
ber of Commerce or Eugene, ana secre
tary of the Ohio club of Portland, as his
assistant, according to advice received
Saturday by Or. Emmett uraxe or una
dtyv -- -
Monroe left Saturday ror New xorx,
where he will join Collier for the trip
to BrasU. Dr. Drake worked for the
appointment of CoL Collier as commis
sioner general of the exhibit and the
information of Monroe's appointment
was received In a letter from Collier,
in which he expressed his appreciation
for the efforts of the Portland man.
EVERY ARTICLE :
REDUCED
Except Contract Goods
will also be rwady for the creditors q xuspiund. The company owns
WHO aa not join me n-w wnwrmnum m,, St. Francis apartments at 1J3 North
provided Refere A. M. Cannon signs an 1 Twenty-first street. Ausplund stated
order which Earl a Bronaugn, trustee, l h lne purchase as an invest-
has prepared. The non-awwnung crean-1 meat. He also owns the Nob Hill apart-
ors wra not receive the additional PrimenU at 77s Glisan street, and the
cent, dividend from the trustee, how-1 wheeldon annex at 895 Salmon street,
ever. I The Cecelia apartments at 714 Glisan
SIPOkT IS DTjrirD I street recently was sold by Ausplund.
M.htiHi .,.-.- Miat the PromoUon of the 1925 exposition re-
l-l jki. . hn I suited in an acUve demand for apart
rIp.;-cenr"d7nUd by' John --t hou prty jjnd the market
1 wi.i.r atlnni, fn, th IrailaM I " 1
! ii .Ki. ! increasing population of the city.
the non-a-entlng creditor, is said to ' "Tln JJZ
v . . ,-, f h under construction will be completed
yfe'rve, w Urged that th. creditor, be I J summer and plan, are brew-
given their money as quickly as posaiDie.
Both the non-assenting creditor, and
those holding stock In the new cor-
. po ration are creditors of the old Morris
Brothers bond bouse, which entered
bankruptcy ovct, a year ago. On No
vember 18. 19JL the new corporation
purchased the assets of the bankrupt
estate from the trustee, following an
order from Federal Judge" Bean allow
ing the sals.
BALAJTCB IS PATD
On December 81 the new corporation
paid the balance of the purchase price
v which under the contract with the court
log for a number of others.
.
Fred H. Bixby Is
Elected President
Colorado Springs, Colo., Jan. 14. (U.
P.) Fred IL Blxby, Long Beach, CaL,
was elected president of the National
American Livestock association at Its
final session here late today. Blxby
succeeds Senator Keudrlck, Wyoming.
The association passed a resolution sup-
It was not required to pay until March porting the agricultural bloc
1. The trustee was paid Is77.960.55. Tne
corporation Is now paying out an add!
tlonal IJ10.0OO to Its preferred stockhold
er. An effort In bolng made to nave
all the stockholders reinvest their money
In bonds which the corporation Is hand
ling. To date 90 .per cent of the people
who have called for their money have
rem rested it. Ktheridgf. said.
On Jsnuary 1 Etherlwge moved back
Into the Irvlngton home which he gave
up when the old concern entered bank-
runtrr. and which untn recently, was
occupied by Fred 8. Morris. The house
was returned to the new corporation by
liroiiauah when the assets were pur-
chased. Since that time the board of
d.reotnrn has directed Etherldge to take
pmnSlon of the house. '
Winter Is now preparing an opinion for
p.ronNtigh advising him whether or not
the trustee has any rights to proceed
civilly against Morris.
Judge Denies More
Delay to J. W: Todd
In Land Fraud Case
federal Judge R. 8. Bean refused
fkiturday to grant another delay in the
trial of John W. Todd, former superln
tndnt of public Instruction at Salem,
who la charged along with Carlos U
Byron with using the mails to promote
a fraudulent land schema
Todd was tried last November. The
Jury arnultted him on three counts of
the Indictment and disagreed on the
fourth. lie has stnee been reindicted.
Both indictments have been consolldat
d. so he will be tried jointly oa both
charges.
VICTOR RECORDS
$1.25
$1.25
$1.25
$1.25
$1.25
$1.25
$1.75
$2.00
$1.75
$1.75
Behold, MEN!
The best suit values
yet offered:
ALL-WOOL
UITS
with two pairs of pant?
The iJareloot Trail....
John McCormack
There's a Long. Long
Trail-John McCormack
Then You'll Kemember
Me (From Bohemian
GLrD.John McCormack
Thy Beaming Eyea....
Ernestine Bchiimann-
Helnk
Souvenir (Drdla)
Frits Krelsler
Caprice Vlennois
v Krelsler)
Frits Krelfler
Romance (Wlenlawski)
J a nc ha HeiXets
Sing Me to Sleep
Oluck-Zlmballst
Carry Me Back to Old
Virglnny
Alma Gluck
Lullaby from Jocelyn..
(Qodard).. Alma Gluck
HOYENDEN PIANO CO.
14 PARK ST.
Between Aider and Morrison
RubbEr In
Flexible waterproofing for textiles,
leather, ete. Colors gray, khaki aad
black. Tor ante and track tops,
sportsmea'a, fishermen's aad loggers
clothing aad shoes. la evart aad
kali (alio. cast. Man order or to
aaafactsrer, 1M8 Beaver are., or
phone Woodl.wa 1184.
OVERCOATS
fit $19
lllH $34
Unusual Values!
Practically all styles, shades
nd weights axe included. Every
overcoat is marked far below
its former selling price.
The Styles Single and double-breasted
models for young men; single breasted,
three-button sack models for men of
- conservative taste.
The Patterns Herringbone, Plain and
Fancy mixtures in shades of Brown,
Gray and Dark Blue.
The Fabrics All-Wool materials in Chev
iots, Cassimeres, Finished and. Unfin
ished Worsteds.
The Entire Stock New models priced in
accordance with the new, lower price
level , , .
BEN SELLING
Leading Clothier Morrison at Fourth
Are Y011 Saw fcey? I
Make Your Purchases at DAVIDS Where the Dollars Go Farthest
t
WHEN YOU CAN BUY MERCHANDISE AT SUCH PRICES AS
LISTED BELOW YOU ARE DOLLARS AHEAD
JUST THINK
NAPKIN RINGS, Sterling Silver, each $1.58 26 PIECE SETS. The set only $9.89 Solid Gold Tie ClaspsChoice, each $1.98
i . . . ... . a . ni 1 f 1 T 1 tl AS
Obroof or round shape, enrjaved or hammered design
SALTS and PEPPERS, Amer. Shef
field, at pair. . .$3.98
Colonial ShapX
Community Par Plate 10-Year Guarantee
Three Beautitui patterns
Vernon Monroe Bridal Wreath
Solid Gold Cameo Brooches, spec'l, ea. $4.79
CASSEROLES beautiful pierced design
Koond or QvaJ Snipes
Pearl Handled Batter Spreaders
Pearl Handled Fruit Knives
Per set of 6
Gold Filled Cuff Links
Large assortment to select from each 89J
! e
$2.87 Novelty Ear Drops
AH colors, sizes and shapes, ea. 49 and 98
wuu v v svs 9Uf9
Including Pyrex lining. Special $5.89 Cutglass Handled Nappies, each. . . . .$1.98
SANDWICH TRAYS
Amer. Sheffield pierced and on stands $5.23
Many other beautiful patterns, only. . .$3.43
BREAD TRAYS, 13 in. long
- Amer.ShefidJ--hanamered patterns. . .$2.98
Cutglass Sugar and Creamers, pair. . .$3.98 Solid Gold Tiffany Birth Stone Rings, "
Solid Gold Scarf Fms 2'98
stiffened ptn Novelty Sterling Silver Rings, 1 lot ....49c
Hundreds to select from to go at, each 89 Novelty Sterling Silver Rings, 1 lot. . .$1.48
Sterling Silver Cigarette Cases
Different patterns and shapes... $6.98
Solid Gold Cuff Linl
Stiffened post Just the thing, at each $2.98
DAVE
343 Washington, Near Broadway
The Most in Value
The tiestin Quality
EVERY ARTICLE
. . REDUCED j
Except Contract Goods
Still in Full Force Our Annual January
CLEARANCE SALE
Savings
Extraordinary
The taird week of Jansarv
Clearance finds this great sale
in fuQ progress wita un-
matchable offerings
EVERY ARTICLE
REDUCED
And the word has rone
forth Better sell tKU better
get rid of that; better sacrifice
all odd. and ends and surplus
iota, regarcuee. ot worth or
former selling price BE.
FORE INVENTORY.
Prudent Aansari witl no
faQ to .apply both present
and ru.tn.re need, at Uus sale.
These ' offerings mt
adjusted stock for
saving, for yon.
EXTRA
While Any Remain Monday We Will Close Out
All Remnants and Short Bolts :
Of Woolen Dress Goods Both Plain and Colors
and Novelties at Exactly
V2 Remnant Prices
Here- is the announcement of that annual event
that hundreds of prudent shoppers have learned to
wait for and never miss a time when we place on
sale, without reserve, our entire stock of
Woolen Dress Goods Remnants, and
Short Bolts at One-Half
Remnant Prices
Included Are Popular Plain Colors and Fashionable Novelties in
Suitings Coatings Skirtings
Velours, Tweeds, Serges, Challis, Granites, Tricotines, Veilings, Poplins, Nov
elty Worsteds, Plaids, Checks, Stripes, etc All colors all widths all lengths
all at Half Price. Come early. No Samples cut. No Phone or Mail Orders.
None reserved or exchanged. " v
' ALL OUR REMNANTS
RIBBONS LACES GEORGETTES NETS
RUFFLINGS EMBROIDERIES CHIFFONS
Right down throngh our Fancy Goods Section we have gath-
ered all Remnants broken assortments and short bolts for one I
mighty sale, to insure immediate, clearance, and this entire stock I
.Will Be -Disposed of at Exactly
One-Half Remnant Prices ' J
SQk and Cotton Net. Organdie. Lace and Net Raffling, and Ves tings LmbrowierU. of All Cads,
I wm. a m mm f M
etc mi a i nau rnce.
EVERY ARTICLE AT A REDUCED PRICE
Laces 3 to 5-inch widths All sorts of Edges and Insertions 5c yard.
Laces 0Y2 to 5 ins. wide Imitation Uuny, frilet, Crochet. VaL Yd. 10c
17-inch Black Silk Chanully Laces Clearance Sale price 79c a yard.
5c Yard For Swiss and Cambric Edges. Insertions and Beadings.
10c Yard For Fine Edges, Insertions, Beading and Skirting Embroid'cs.
5c Yard For broken lines narrow and medium Silk Braids. Trimmings.
25c Yard For 9 to 12-inch Skirtings 17-inch Flouncing Embroideries.
95c Yard! For 27-inch Organdie Flouncings for Graduation Dresses.
1
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Every Article at a Reduced Price
House Dresses at 95c Voile Waists at 79c Sateen Petticoats 95c
Black and Navy Serge Dress Skirts $155
Y3 OFF Women's Normandy Goats Best Styles Sizes 16 to 42
ALL AT
V2
, REMNANT
PRICES
4 oz. Rolls
Toilet Paper
25 Rolls for $1.00
5000 Rolls of Crepe Toilet
Paper to close at this sale price.
Regal
Envelopes
4 Packages for 25c
Note size Envelopes 2S to a
package 4 packages for 25c
49c
Sale in Our
Art Goods Section
Wonderful Values
Many Vi Etcb
H Regmlar Price)
PILLOW TOPS
KIDDIES DRESSES
All to Go at 49c
Rexford
Writing Paper
19c Box
72 sheets of linen finish Writ
ing Paper for only 19c
Every Article at a
Reduced Price
5-lb. All Wool Blankets, slightly imperfect, $6.95
Full size White Cotton Silkoline Comforters $3.45
Curtains, White and Cream Scrim and Net, pr. 98c
80x90 Unbleached Seamed Sheets at, each 98c
42x36 Lonsdale Pillow Slips at, each 32c
45x36 Lonsdale Pillow Slips at, each ..36c'
HALF PRICE AND LESS
Several Hundred Pairs Standard Makes
and Popular Styles in
MEN'S AND WOMEN'S SHOES
That Are Positively Marvelous Values
AT S2.95 PAIR
This season's models in black and brown leathers. Styles
with lieht. medium and heavy soles those for women with
military or French heel those for men in styles for dress
or work. All sizes in the assortment See oar Morrison i
Street window.
January Clearance Sale Price
Boys' All-Wool
Mackinaws $485
Fine well made Mackinaws tn double breast style
with two flap pockets and belt they re aH-wool
and shown In the best of colors sizes to 18
Men's All-Wool
Shirts at" $4.45
Styles with either flat or military collar la coat
ff.rtc msl with two Vinttnn-dnwn rockets 13-
wool shirts In small checks and medium plaids-
ii
years. y--- '
sizes y 10 .