The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972, December 21, 1922, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextBELLDpYSAYS mora mm . Ben Rutherford ' eoucftt refuse at police headquarters ' today from what he. feared mlglrt b an effort to lynch him. Rutherford, who la a bellboy at the "Portland I hotel... admitted J hat- it was his automobile that had struck Miss Anna. Ftllp at Insley avenue and ' M ilwaukle atreet Wednesday Rafter 'oon pausing serious txufiesto the woman, and wrecklnflf the 'car against a dosu 'Rutherford and - Ms- com pan ion, both, colored, fled when the Crowd gathered, leaving- the injured woman and wrecked machine. '; Police locked 'nv SUitherford on a charge of falling- to report an accident I and with 'reckless driving. ' Miss Pilip. aged 22, a' domestic, is la St. Vincents hospital in a serious con dition. She suffered injuries to her face nd risrht side. Miss PiUp, who lives at No. 883 Insley avenue, ., had just crossed Milwaukie street, when - the- racing- . automobile struck her. The driver then lost con trol of the machine and crashed into telephone pole, reducing the expen ' sive car to a heap of tangled steel and wood. TWO nr FROST SEAT Jn the front seat with the driver was another of his own race. The pair jumped from the car when it stopped and stood for a moment reflecting- on rwhat they iid done, but Instead of offering any assistance to their injured victim they ran away One of there sneaked off through a crowd of spectators, which quickly gathered and was stopped by a street car conductor. He wrested free from his captor and then sped - down the street. His companion also escaped. UAy STRUCK OTHER CAR '. After the excitement of the accident at Insley avenue, it was learned that : the same car had struck another ear, registered to Charles Wolf, Milwaukie. .at Harold avenue, one block south of where Mes FHip was injured. The car did not stop there, either. . Patrolman Russell of the east side - station investigated the crash and dis covered that a pint bottle, partly filled - with liquor, had been found in the car by a pedestrian. This was sent to the , police station. Russell also interviewed J. W. Fer ruson,- Spalding building, and C. J, Jsochtigal, No. 1565 East 15th street, who were first on the scene. Both said the driver was under the Influence of liquor. : v - "- -': I. M. Moyer. No. 504 East Ash street a driver for the Troy laundry, reported to the police that a touring car. which he said was the same one which was wrecked, passed him at Jennings Lodge on the Oregon City road, a few min utes before the crash. He .estimated the speed of the machine at about 60 miles per hour. ... Miss Pllip was employed In the home of C. C. Murton. No. 898 Overton street. Mrs. L. V. Jenkins Removed to Home Mrs L. V.- Jenkins, wife of the chief or ponce, wno was injured ln an auto mobile accident Tuesday night, was rcniuveu irom est. Vincents hospital to her home at No. 641 Marguerite avenue. Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Jenkins' left wrist was fractured and he was badly bruised. Mrs. Bert Hall, who was in the car with Mrs. Jenkins, was reported to be recovering from scalp wounds which she received. Dense Fog Llakes : .Thug's Work Easy 1 Charles Holmes of the Barker apart ments, CSS Irving street,- was held tip and robbed of. 12 by a bandit early Wednesday sight. i-on Irving street. between 21st "-. and 22d streets. The highwayman was armed with at black jack, which he wielded over Holmes' head. Because or me log cxounes cua not-see the man until be , was almost noon him. . The bandit was described as being about SS years old, feet tall and . weighing pounas. tie wore a heavy black coat and a dark cap, - n.t'f'- v - - Directors of Bend Club Retain Office Bend, Dec. Z3. The directorate of the Bend Commercial club will be nn changed from that of the past year as a result of the reelection of all mem bers Wednesday. They are J.; P. Hen- nessy. E. H. Mahaffey. H. A. Miller, R. S. Hamilton, T. H.. Foley and C. S. Hudson. They will hoose the presi dent, and secretary Thursday,: . Tug Boat Captain Injured by Cable Marshfield, Dec '21. Clarence Harris captain of the - tow boat Wolverine, while with his boat at a log boom, was struck by a cable and suffered a frac tured skull. His condition is serious. Harris is a son of the ; late Captain W. C. Harris, Coos Bay pioneer. Credit Lien Given Pointers , in Talks . At Monthly Dinner Forrest S. Fisher gave an Interest ing talk, on the difference between corporation partnership and Individual liability with relation, to mercantile credits at the monthly dinner of the Portland. Association of Credit Men at the' Benson , hotel Wednesday evening, j W. B. LAytoo. member of the asso ciation, told of the great interest taken by the credit men of the country on the Astoria situation, and of the assist ance given by the Portland division. George i Ixvejoy. Herbert Gordon, and R. J. Kirkwood of the Multnomah legislative delegation gave brief talks on what: the legislature is for and what It can do. Wasco State Taxes For '1923 Are Less! The Dalles. Dec. 21. Wasco county's apportionment of state taxes for 1923 is II 64,71 4.S6, according, to a communi cation received Wednesday by County Clerk. M.-I. Crichton from the state tax commission. This is 88,760.74 less than the state apportionment for 1922, which was 8163.475.60. The . Wasco county levy will be fixed following the county -budget meeting, which is to) be held December 28. : To relieve- automobile tires of the weight of idle cars a jack that can be operated with a foot has been invented to raise cars by "the hubs of their wheels. ft Can 't Decide? Sure to be appreciated is a box of 1 - -" ' - It ' " " Daintily packed Is a variety .. of siees. : MRS. WILLIAM FORDTCE Mrs. William Fordyce of Husum. . - Wash., died Tuesday at the home of i her daughter, Mrs. Garrett jr. Vers teeg of Irvington. Mrs. Fordyce was ' ' one ,of the pioneers of the community ; in which she lived where she enjoyed the friendship of an unusually wide circle of . friends. i Funeral services were held today at the Congregational church at White Salmon, Wash., where , interment took place. ft?OSARlAN Only those vho have pied these superb chocolate creams knoj, hour much ; de licious goodness and satisfaction u impris oned in their mellovr centers. Pure sugar, cream, butter, chocolate and true-to-name flavors have been artfully blended into a ' " confection of perfection a gift of nV .regrets. J ;. Russell & gilbert Co, Makers of Roiariaa Candies PORTLAND.. OREGON 9 Slippers ! Slippers ! Slippers ! In Every Wanted Color, Style and Price - . Women's Strap RUBBERS - Toesan brand. Light and neat looking and all QK sites OJt 95c Women's Felt SLIPPERS . . . Paddfd soles and heels in all shades, lavender, turquoise blue, American Beauty and - rose.' Bay : now : while ' the sizes are complete. Women's Storm RUBBERS Fresh, new stock. Fit any shape shoe any heel. rTQ AU sizes iUC WOMtN'S EXTRA QUALITY FINE . SLIPPERS . Leather and padded and leather soles, all colors and sixes. $1.69 nd S1.49 WOMEN'S LEATHER SOLE SLIPPERS ; Brown, fray, bine, maroon and black. AU sizes.- 89c MEN'S HT-LO : SLIPPERS Padded soles, colors gray, brown, maroon also . leather soles and - heels. : Oxford grays. $1.79 MEN'S BLACK AND BROWN . LEATHER EVERETT ; SLIPPERS Good wide Fitting. - , All sizes. . S1.49 MEN'S FELT SLIPPERS Padded soles, brown, gray. sizeT':..1!;:, S1.49 Ladies' Hi-Grade Felt , Juliets $1.69 r s . All colors sapphire, gray, brown, rose. Leather sole and heeL - Boys', Girls and Children's FELT SLIPPERS All sizes and colors Otv' SI.15 and., j;.... aOtr SHINOLA; -4c 2 IN 1.... ..-9c Black, brown, oxblood. 50c SHINOLA Homo Polish SHINOLA Homo Qq! V"" - - - Ti ; - . -: . tr,siHiHHiMj y AN IDEAL GIFT A1 Tieburg merchandise - order issued for any amount, good any time. . : Portland's Big Shoe Store, ; Corner Fourth and Alder Streets . " " "" Smtf- OmTWindowst far Xmas Bargains hjm. im :mini w . iwi m. .u i. ... ": Agents . for Butterick Patterns i 1 . 1 1 ms STcnn that uiDzri:LLS r . . . ww BE SURE TO DO YOUR CIIRISTJIAS i'f. - V. SHOPPING JUST AS. EARLY IN THE - ' , - DAY AS POSSIBLE -; . - ' Aii::-ii Orders Promptly Filled Question ? r There is ho time tq lose. Come direct to this helpful store and see how quickly and how satisfactorily you can fill your list of requirements. The whole store is on tiptoe to serve you promptly, and the special displays throughout .every section offer pleasing suggestions in practical gifts for the home or person. Gifts for one and all that are sure to be appreciated and long remembered by the recipient. Shop in the forenoon if possible. Check Your List With These Offerings pm-h v-5e ' Pre-Holiday Demonstration G ene Palmer Superior Quality TOILETRY Perfumes, Face Powders and accessories to one's titfette offer many appreciable gifts from one woman to another and the GENE PALMER preparations offer nn eqaaled opportnnity for. selection because of their superior quality and the attractive manner in which they are put np. These famous beauty helps are made in Oregon and' are chemically pures t Included are : jj Shampoo j; Hair Tonic jr Astringent Lip Pomades Toilet Waters Rouge Compacts Eyebrow Pencils Radio Re ju vena tor White Star Ointment Night Massage Cream Face Powder Compacts . Day Vanishing Cream Lemon Cleansing Cream Gift Suggestions Things Beautiful and Inexpensive $1.95 l $L95 Ribbon Camisoles at The DODular styles in pretty Camisoles made from very high grade ribbons in nov elty colors; each packed in a holly box. Collar and -fl AA Cuff Sets at JDlsUU A very dainty and useful Christmas gift, Collar with Cuffs to match, handsomely em broidered on organdie and finished with lace edge; Each set in a holly box. Camisole JJ- AA Tops at iD l.UU Ready made Camisole Tops of .beautiful laces and ribbons: an excellent selection now on sale at the above special price. Metal Ribbons at, Yd Those beautiful 8 to 10 inch Metal Rib bons in such great demand and so popular for gift making. Don't fail to profit by this special sale. , Hair Bows at 35c and 69c Pretty Hair Bows, already tied, made from good wide ; ribbons, one and a half yards to each bow. They come in. all plain colors,: stripes, checks, plaids, warp prints and novelties. - All prices, with exceptional values at the above figures. Ribbon Garters v 75c to $2.00 Pr. . These very attractive gifts come in an extensive variety, of styles and colors, made from fine quality elastic with lace or ribbon trimming. Jacn 1 pair in a girt box if desired. . " "i , Boudoir Caps ' , $1.25 and $1.95 Exquisitely beautiful Caps, made of fine silks or satin combined with dainty laces. ribbons and; rosebud trimming. - All colors. Other Handsome Caps $2.50 to $3.50 . Beautiful Bandeaux $15 to $25 All in Holiday Boxes , Boxed Handkerchiefs In an Unlimited Variety of Styles and Put Up Three to the Box at 39c up to $1.95 Box Women's and Children's v Handkerchiefs on Sale At ,10 Each or 01.00 Pozen At 15 Each or 6 for 85 ; At 20 Each or 3 for 50 At 25e Each or 6 for $1.35 At 35 Each or 3 for VANITY, BOXES ALL STYLES ALL SHAPES WITH FITTINGS. .$1.50 TO, $17.50 SILK VELVET AND DUVETYN BAGS VERY NOBBY .$2.95 TO $11.50 REVELATION SILK HOSIERY ALL STYLES, COLORS, SIZES $1.00 TO $ 4.50 PHOENIX SILK HOSIERY IN ALL FASHIONABLE STYLES. ..... . .$10 TO $ 3,25 WOMEN'S SILK ANDVOOL HOSE IN ALL STYLES AND COLORS. . $1,50 TO $ 30; SILK IJMBRELLAS-5-HANDSOME STYLES IN ALL COLORS. . . .$3.95 TO $10.00 KID, SUEDE AND MOCHA GLOVES ALL DEPENDABLE MAKES... $1.50 TO $ 7.50 WOMEN'S SUEDE LISLE GLOVES ALL SIZES BLACK, COLORS.:.; 50c, TO $ 3.00 WOOL SCARFS-BEST SHAPES IN PLAIN COLORS, NOVELTIES. .$2.25 TO $12.50 SWEATER COATS, ATTRACTIVE TUXEDO, SLIPOVER STYLES. ... .$3.95 TO $10.50 KNIT SILK VESTS IN ALL STYLES, SIZES AND BEST COLORS: . . . :$2.50 TO $ 4.75 KNIT SILK BLOOMERS IN DURABLE STYLES AND COLORS. .. . . , .$3.50 TO $ 7.00 VANITY BOXES This I0 K A -Sale at tP.OU A popular shape in imitation patent leather, comes with: 2-strap handle, large mirror and purse, and with moire lining;. . . ' VANITY BOXES This Q op; Sale at POtfl) Good styles In imitation . patent leather, shown with 2-strap- handle mirror large compacs, purser VANITY BOXES This, Q AO Sale at tDO.iO, Several different shapes and styles to select from one or two strap han die, large mirror, purse, etc,, and moire lined. large mirror large compacs, and comb, moire lined. Unusually Attractive Vanity Boxes at $6.95 The most exceptional values in heavy patent leather or cowhide in black or brown; they come In various snipes and sizes and with complete inside fitting consisting of Urge compacs, mirror and purse. - : . what to purchase for her xmas, will quickly be Determined when you see these GREAT $1 00O. t Five Attractive Groups in -DaintjC' nd Beautiful, Garments Gathered Into a One Price Assortment That Offers Truly Remarkable Values $1.00 for choice from 33 different styles in fine Gingham and Bradford Cambric , Porch Frocks. ' . v - $1.00 for choice from 40 different styles of fine Organdie, Sateen or Manchester Notelty Aprons ".. $X.OO for choice from 10 inch Stripe : Brocade - Corsets with 3 inch elastic waist or elastic sections. z 91.00 for choice from 100 styles Nov elty Camisoles-and Novelty Sateen - .-or Crepe. Knickers. - : $1.00 for Choice From Beautiful Bandeaus and Brassiers - L More than 22 different styles in 10 and 11 inch Bandeaux and beautiful. Lace Brassiers others . in "Belding Satin," fine brocaded satins and rich novelty . stripe cloths, corset brocades, etc. These are: marvelous values, well made, with elastic waist and boned diaphragm.-. SURPRISING VALUES FOR FRIDAY SHOPPERS IN GIFTS FOR BOYS AND GIRLS AS WELL Just 88 Boys' Watches at $1.50 r Guaranteed Makes Included are just 48 "Exposition" Watches of Swiss make and with fancy dial; also 40 Tutor watches, made in U. S. A., with nickel-plated case. Your choice , while any remain at $1.50 each. - . . v . .. Real Ebony Back Military Brushes r. A fT A This Sale at, Pair tDdlJvr ;i A splendid gift at a special price. Men's fine Ebony" Back White Bristle Military Brushes in two different : shapes. This sale at only $4.50 a pair. Gem Safety. Razors at .69 English Needle Books 25 Sterling Silver Thimbles 25 Sylvan Toilet Water, 4 oz 75 Men's Suspenders In Finer Box At 65c to $1.25 Brand new goods good elastic sus penders in neat and, attractive patterns each pair In a fancy box. AS FOR MEN AND WOMEN f ; Just 79 Pearl Necklaces at $3.19 l. 30 Inch indestructible. , The famous Omar brand of indestructible, imitation Pearl Necklaces in 80 inch length. They come with a fine lustrous finish and in a fine box. While any remain Friday at $3.19 : ? V . 300 Imitation - IVORY COMBS OOa : This Sale at, Each OUC ' A. special underpricing of fine heavy Imitation 'ivory " Dressing . Combs in styles with fancy or plain back and both fine and coarse teeth. : This sale at only 39c each. ; ' Eversharp Pencils 50 to $5.00 Sheaf fers Fountain Pens. . . . . $2.50 to SIO.OO Waterman's Fountain Pens. . . . . .$2.75 to S7.00 Sterling Silver Bracelets. 50 to $1.50 Garters and Armbands '"-In Fancy Box , At75caSet . ; A very attractive, inexpensive gift,' sure to please -a fine assortment of styles and colors to select-from. Men's Handkerchiefs Initial or PUin , , 3 for $2.00 Fine all-linen handkerchiefs of good sizes, plain hemstitched border or with embroidered initiaL - r Dress Shirts For . Particular Men In ENDLESS VAIttETY-From $2.00 to $5.00 ALL SILK FIBER SILK , PONGEE SILK r SILK STRIPE FttUIT-OF-THE-LOOM AND. MADRAS SHIRTS -r All Sizes White, Pongee, Tan Stripes and Novelty Patterns Shirts of Unquestioned Quality and Values Such as Any Man Would Be ProudtoWeai1 MEN'S CUT SILK FOUR-IN-HAND TIES, BEST PATTERNS, COLORS. ...50c TO $2.00 . MEN'S KNIT SILK FOUR-IN-HANDS, PLAIN COLORS AND FANCIES. 50c TO $2.50 -MEN'S KNIT WOOL GLOVES-ALL1 STYLES, SIZES AND COLORS.... . 1 50c TO $L5Q MEN'S CASHMERE AND WOOLMIXED SOCKS ALL COLORS, SIZES. . :50c TO 75c: MEN'S CASHMERE AND HEATHER1MIXED SOCKS IN ALL SIZES..,. 50c TO $1.00 MEN'S PHOENIX SILK HOSE IN ALL SIZES BLACK AND COLORS. , .75c TO $1.10 MEN'S WOOLMIXED FLANNEL SHIRTS NAVY, TAN, BROWN, . . .$25 TO $4.00 MEN'S ALL WOOL FLANNEL8 SHIRTS-BEST UIAIOSS, ALL COLORS; $40 TO $5.50 ; MEN'S ALL WOOL SWEATERS IN REG! STYLESALL COLORS... ..$4.50 TO $9.45 MEN'S BATHROBES WATTimTIVE STYLES AND COLORINGS: . : $4.95 TO $18.00 MEN'S ALL WOOL SPORT COATS MOST ATTRACTIVE AND DESIRABLE . : . .$4.50 BOYS' WOOLMIXED FLANNEL SHIRTSALL SIZES AND COLORS AT. -... .$2.75