The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972, December 10, 1922, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTOE OREGON - SUNDAY JOURNAL PORTLAND, SUNDAY HORNING. DECEMBER 10. 1921 SAILOR 0 N BAR TUG 0H1TA, AT DOCK, LOST DURING FIRE Jack Cornielien Slips Into River When Hurrying Ashoce From Craft in Response to Alarffj; ' J K ' " Astoria., Dec. . Indirect death toll of the Astoria fire reached three wbeii It wasi discovered this afternoon that Jack Com lei sen, a sailor, was drowned In the Columbia river early Friday morning whlte'trying to make his stray ashore. , . ... - . Cornielsen was working aboard the ' JPort of Portland tug Oneonta, which had moored for the night alongside the ; O-W dock. When the alarm was . scunded. he with other sailors dressed hurriedly and made for shore. Corniel sen misjudged his distance In Jumping from the- tug to the dock and fell Into ths river. . His - body was recovered about two hours later by the tug . crew. Efforts to revive him were un successful. In the . excitement of the fire, no report of the drowning t was mad until today. Cornielsen is. re ported to have a sister, Mrs. Sorenson, residing on 33th street, here. Following the discovery of the drowning the coroner commented" on the peculiarity of the deaths In this fire. None was the customary fire deaths, he said. The other two who died were Norris Staples and J. B. Fmith. Staples died from heart failure and Smith hanged himself. -'The coroner is now of the opinion that Smith's death may not have been dus to the fire, Holding. that the con dition of the body indicated Smith ' probably hanged himself 24 hours be fore the blase broke out. 2300-Vblt Shock Survived by ; Man I: f AtiMUlin DaUas Ttallaa. Ct.. ' TtmtLT 9. HOW ' Alba Rmm m vnuntf married man. escaoed death this week is unexplained. While employed at -the mill of the,Wlllam- ette ? valley Lumser company n - ai tempted to throw an electric switch to start a meter. TK nm& mannr tru KWitntl haul be- come charged with ,23(K' vots of elec tricity, which passed through his body. it waM ho4hr horned' about ths face and head and rendemd - unconscietis. Hs, was' taken , at ace to the jjaiias hnanltal 'strut nhvstolanx 1 webe ailed. lr a Short time be regained conscious ness ani fully -.recovarea, wiia ins exception of the burns. . The amount of voltage thai passeds Through Brown's body is - usually, enough to cause instant death 01 a- numan oeing. JapanlOtieys Arms 1 Pact, Says Jbnvoy . . . - , lictn? nn to . the letter of ths Washington arms confer ence treaties, Dut to ia spirit m. it, was - asserted here today in an address by Sadao Saburi, charge oanaires 01 jiu, ac tor the lecturers conference on public opinion ana ,wi?rm pe. Free State Senator Gets Death Threat T.,v.iir, ruv 9. TI. P.) Martin -citoMr&id. a. Free State senator, pro prietor of the Freeman's Journal and .iniittif4 nnru &raier. was oryem today to leave Ireland immediately, on pain Of aeatn, m commumeauua from the "Irish republican army." . MacMaster Heads Arlington Club . William MacMaster was elected president of the Arlington club at the 41st annual meeting held at the club house Isst night. United States Judge C. E. Wolverton.is the retiring presi dent. Other officers elected were H. L. Corbett first vice president : Charles J. Gray, seoond vice president ; J. QilU son, secretary, and E. C. Sammons, treasurer. ' 'jPlreetors for tr-e year are Henry T. Chaney, P. J. Cobbe, James B. Kerr, C. M. Allan ana J. 8. uuor- rrian. A buffet, supper was served foi lowing1 the business meeting. Red Cross Director On Way to Astoria Astoria, Or.. Dec. 8. Earl Kilpat . rick, national relief director . of the Red Croes..,who had .charge of the relief workCat the Pueblo flood, will arrive here on the midnight train. It was reported today at relief head quarters. Miss Kathertne Ewing, di rector of Red Cross relief work in the .Northwest, has been in charge and will remain as assistant director. John II. Stevenson, PoHloi&i attorney, and prtsidsnt of the Hparft&nd chapter of tne Kea crosscasi,jieen here the last two days co-operating jpi the relief work. . t ''. -"' Aaron B. Corlew. years ld. died suddenly at Carlton, Thanksgiving day. i where he had gone in good health to lane a inner with his daughter. SPICIAL JtsjNOUnetMKNT . i E1.XORA FAT FLKCK , Teacbar of Ballet, Oriental. To and i , Cha raster Daaeiag. i Baby Work a 8pwttj. Kow Tcadiinc at Hut lark Hau, DANCING TAUGHT Assortment of Watches A Fine White, Green and Red Gold, Also in Fancy Shapes WALTHAM, HAMILTON, HOWARD, ELGIN, ILLINOIS AND SWISS MAKES ' If you want a- reliable Wrist Watch as low as $14.75 we have it. Also any shape and size, up to $75.00, and every I watch worth the price asked. I Oiir guarantee means .Just I what it Bays. We back every . watch up and make it a time- piece. . ! Just Received I 'I I I I I i A big shipment of Cuckoo and Chime Clocks from Europe at very attractive prices. Also a big stock of Seth Thomas and other American Mantel docks. All new ilese ana sesular dance luaranteed in tight 4'tMHte leuent. Lasiat, ga, flantleinen SB. OOWNIT1 BBSUTIFUL ACADEMIES (Formerlr Ha Honer'a) MURLARK MALL CSS ane Wuhlnaton SU. Main SS2. COTILLION MALL ISM and Burn eaaSway S002 .stftvats Letts, An Maura. Either Hall. - CLASS MURLARK MALL Eter Meseait Tueteaf anS FHdar Erenlne 7: te 1$:30 1 Plenty ef desirable partatra. .v Mo Embarrtitient. : NOTES Visit the halls and grills. See what the people are dancing, then visit our school and be convinced that it is the most practical academy on ths coaSt. Orchestra mOsic. Remember riTJ overhead expenses down. by I I keeping: in a reasonable rent district, thereby giving you j I always the very best prices I on anything in our store. I Fine line of Diamond eoods. Also Loose Dia monds to e 1 e c t from. - r-ii " i 1 1 Good eyesight, a keen mind and,a healthy body are " the equipment for a happy existence. Without good vision yotf fall short of real efficiency . fj Yon will find that our glasses are the best and 'cheapest to the end. : - ' 'H. ' ? ;'f; fj Our scientific examination of your eyes, the care and judgment we use in designing your classes are .. . what induce oar customers to send their friends to . us for help. . , i . , .;. .; Our-own J complete lens-grinding plant on the premises. -;: : ; "-. EYESIGHT SPECIALISTS .Portland's Largest, Meat Modern. Best GqaippeoV - Exclusive Optical Establishment t . , 4l tl21t?COEEETT BLl)G, Fifth and Morrison CHAS. A. BCSCO. FresMest aad Geseral Hasager ; r 7t. 1 Ik I. .k&RB 5-. , a J4 Bis, Deep, Roomy, Comfortable and Good Looking : , - GENUINE LEATHER Rockers $24 9& ' A TTPICAX. Edwards sals value and can you think of anything '. xl - more lusrurious, no. desirable, mors adaptable snore service able, mors enjoyable or better looking than one of these fine, big." deep, roomy, and cornf srtabie rocker for the KEAii GIFT at " such low cost? , v 'i-' ' " ". f ''ik-; '..:.:. i,:;?: :r..-.- .':;''v'Y; i rftHESE rockers at $32.50 meet with approval under examination a. of the very exacting and erttkal. For your convenience, there's one in the front window today. t " "l " ' 1 . r- . Twelve More Shopping " Days' and You Know : What That Means-. Edwards' Have Arranged Small Articles Such As: Sewing Cabinets, Smoking Sets, Spinet Desks, Lamps and Other Small Novelties on the First Floor. Loss of Time at Edwards' Is 'Minimized and Tomorrow There'll Appear - Mar ked. Gift Easy Terms No Interest, to Fit Your, Personal Need Now the Same as Any Other Time Furniture With Richness Unexcelled Ouatitv You've a Right to Expect See What's in the Windows Today The Classiest Moderate. Priced Suite in the Store Made tn Both Decorated Ivbry and Walnut Bed, Vanity, Bench, Chi ffrctte and Rocker T3T THE WI5DOW TOBAT AftIT WttI AfPEAB IX YOtJB HOSE ; 1 r j r-t 1 1 1 i . i i a ii ii i r i i ' v FfTjl v vrv; ' u u H -" u af 5ori Separately as Follows ivor JOm ITT THK BETIf ArTD rott AJT OREH05 BRAKD AHU SEE PAT BOUS EXFA1TB! - Mr. Edwards has been, and will continue to be, a strong booster for "Oregon-Mads furniture," as welt-as a strong booster and executor of a "co-oprative business" where employes shore in the profits. That's why ESWABSS FTJRJTITTJBE IS A GOOD PLACE TO TttADE, Here are' listed the boys on the floor Who will feel tjj privileged to serve you. Take your choice: Mr. Hamilton Mr. Hellbron Mr. Shaw Mr. Ormandy Mr. Layne -Mr. Pouock Mr. Selberts Mr. West x -Mr. Fox - Mr. Cummins Mr. Christiansen, Mr. Woltrlng t ksZ A Bo-end Bed .... ', . sll.7 '-Large Dresser 4S.SI 2-Cnlfferette 9UM --Princess Vanity V. ...S8J0 Bench ' or Chair. .. . t40 Slipper Rocker ,t.,t. $11.60 Exquisite 18th Century Georgian Burl Walnut , '. "'.' Nine-Piece , f Dining. : " Suite . ' - :"'- r''C ":t, ": ' Ses It Is ts Window Today t It's a delightful creation; nop a distinctive period, but a combination Sesigh with elements of Chippendale. Sheraton, Hepplewhite and Knglish (Renaissance. - The Rug used in this assemblage nu)"J Anglo-Persian. It's, decidedly and atuactlvely opposite from the usual. 2 Patterns of Artistic v Mahogany Finish - Four-Posters f Different styles and periods come and go but "Four-Posters" go on forever. - Take note of the price on them at Edwards'. . 'Queen Anne' Table and Q 17H Six Chairs tyf). i O lit Ca Week 3Te Iaterett Walnut finish, and "Queen Anne" 'without question is the; most enhancing and admirable of all revived periods! Table has 48-inch oblong top; or you may have round top if preferred. Chairs have triangle : block supports and the Kw Blse Genuine Leather Slip Seats. Pleasing Tapestry and Velour : . v Davenport With Chair orzRocker; . . - - . Very striking though not identical in ontline to the iUusia-atibn. ; Family and Friends . r . ? : ; the compliment f intelligent and artistic planning and satisfy your pwn craving for that which is lovely to form and color bring beauty and charm to your home. These luxurious pieces with intrinsic worth and Incomparable beauty will bring delight, not temporary, but for many years to come. - : S ee Those in the Windows Today j Whether Charitable, Fraternal, Religious or Civic HELP TOTJB mown OEOAwiZATlOK THET COri,I MAKE TSE OF AKD ' WOULD APPKECIATE OETTI2TO A SLICE OF THIS $1500 Cash ThaeiV Be Given Away a. Pj A. stores during the next several weeks will give votes witk ' f., purch?a ot 10 cenU or over. Get Votes with shoes, flowers. -clothing, candy, ete. - The same as with furniture, rugs and ranges. The brgsnlsation gathering the most votes will get $S00 : balance will be divided among all other organisations according to ths number of votes cast so help your fayorite organisation. . I I 1 (Portland! 1 Decorated Gray and Lustered Ivory Rreakf ast -bets 3d5 . ,v !i.,tiiv iMoratd Tables with four date-lee and drcp-'iear siyiea,' uniumj " , chairs. Just another typical waros B-W.p... any at $42.30. - , - Takes Up Only 33-Inch Floor Space Two Separate and .Distinct Ranges Built Together Upon :l One Base - i f cat ms r swan j . SET IP COMPIiKTE WITH HQT . WATER COIL" ASH. A COJJNECTEI 463- 12 Cash, SS Week, o latereet. Four-burner gas top; two-lid wood and coal cooking top. Change plates, so you can have four lids, wood and coal top and two-burner gas top. Separate wood and coat oven and separate gas baking oven. Separate broiling oven with, boil ing water in the bottom. Beautiful polished top and plain .nickel trimmings. . White enameled splashers and whits enamel door panels. . Kjhb firs-lighter, eliminating the need of kindling. - -Tear U raag taken aa part ft -yea have eit te dispose ef. Homer i Furnaces Both Pipe and Flpeless Installed complete, with er without hot-water oo Us, on terms to fit your individual need. No Interest.. -v- , A Qoodpiac To Trsdi Easy Terms ffo Interest Sptnet Desks $37.50 to $95.00 'An ' exceptionaily clever - col- lection of new and nifty mahog any Spinets. Not any piece of furniture will add that snap of smartness to your reception hail or - living room like a Spinet. Kxamine those on the first floor just inside the door. . ,' -7ca Wagons $24.75 to $670 Jacobean oak ; walnut and mahogany finishes ; turned circle cut and Queen Anne" as well. " All are equipped with silent swivel wheels and distin guiahed with attractively mod erate prices making this a par-: ticulariy opportune time to buy. Gift Suggestions IsexpeaaUe .Tet Feaeesatng That inflsesee of BI salty and SlsUaeUoa So DlllgeaUy Sosgkt After. .,. - Reed andMahogany Sewing --Cabinets. . .. .1 -Polychromed Candle Sticks. The late Table-Top Tea Wagons. Bridge, Bondo Ir , and Floor Lamps. . Antique Metallic Book Ends. Heirloom "100-year Silverware. Electric and Regular Percolators. Ray Vae Electric Vacuums? " Bone and Pearl - Grip Carving Sets. - ' Afternoon Tea Seta. ., Andirons, Fire Seta and Spark . Guards. , , - ' Genuine Red Cedar Chests. Blue and - Rose Colonial Jardi . nierea. - . . Tapestry and V e 1 o u rv Table f Scarfs. i Spinet and Colonial Desks. Cabinet and. Standard Smokers. Decorated Folding, Screens. Lloyd Loom-Woven DoQ Cabs. Children's Rockers and Chairs.' Hi-Chair with Sanitary Trays. v a' ' The :Thre3. " , Leading Models Waxed Oak, Fumed Oak, Mahogany, Which Will You Have? ' h j Model Xo. 200) 5X00 (Model No. 207) 5125 (Model Ko.tlO). IS Cash. S2 Week $5 Cash! 12.50 WTl, 15 Cash. M Week, , - . jueresi . , Ho Intereatc K f- . N Interest. - 1 , " mHESB like all other Brunswicka, are equipped with the famous X Brunswick tntona Reproducer that. plays-aU records without the use of attachments, and tha . - Brunswick OvahTone Amplifier the all-wood tone chamber which gives the Brunswick the full rich .tone for which it is noted. - . - - . . ' t t . -.