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THE. OREGON DAILY JOURNAL; PORTLAND,- THURSDAY EVENING. FEBRUARY 17, 1910. 11 LETTER LOCATES Roseburg Authorities Arrest W, J. Widincamp, Alias W. N. .'' Smith Murder Charge. . (Special Dlptcl to Tb Journal.) Roseburg, Or, Feb. lT.-W. J. Widln camp, alia W. N. Smith, who ha been living at Edenbower, a auburb of Rose burg:, for three years, waa arrested last night by Sheriff Fenton and Marshal Palm on a charge of having murdered B, W. Moore of -Tattnall county, Georgia, In September of 19 0. Wldln- camp .wa Indicted ' by the grand Jury of Tattnall a. few weeks after the crime had been committed.- " ' U 1 . ' Ha had been living under the assumed nam of WlUlara N. Smith, while In thla county, but he , admitted upon ' being shown warrant, that It contained his true name, alao that be had been in trouble In Tattnall county, but he de clared laat night ha was not guilty of tha murder. He was located by a, cir cular letter. ' . r v 1 Widincamp la years' old. Ha haa a wife and two small children. They have been living upon a 10 acre farm at Edenbower. Widincamp will be held until An officer arrives from Georgia. The crime la said to have, been one of the' moat outrageous 'murders aver committed In Tattnall county.1 Sheriff j. A. Kennedy of Keldsvme, (3a., In a letter to Sheriff Fenton, says In part: -. "Tha oroof la abundant ana is sui- flclent to convict Wldncamp' - Mnrinar Vallor Wine Co.. Portland's greatest family liquor store, Tamhlll, near Second. I b . ' BY DRUSU1A. MtEw'a (Social Hmi Is a dallr fMtar et Tb Joornil. Any od wishing to fnawt (oeh new (hoald c4 It ilgiMd to tb tocfcty JHor of tale pboae It btlore 10 o'clock la the morning.) Mrs. Louis Burke and Mrs. Edwin Caswell will leave early next week for southorn California for a month's tour. Mrs. Henry XX Jones is planning to leave next week to join the Portlandera now touring California.. Mrs. J. O. Mack waa hostess) at a pretty luncheon yesterday afternoon In her Hoyt atreet home. ' The table was centered with daffodils and lillea of "the valley and violate were given aa favors. Bridge followed luncheon- and whlled away the remaining' .hour of tha after noon. Covers were laid for Mrs. W. C. Bristol, Mrs. Walter Raymond, Mrs. Oakar Huber, Mrs, Benjamin.. Holtnan, Mrs. Oeorge Cottner Mason. Mrs. Thomas Brit tain Foster and Mrs. F. O. Downing. ! , . ' ' . . , v . -e- Mra..M..A. M. Ashley entertained her Fortnightly Bridge club laat night in her home on Sayier atreet' Three tables of bridge were played. .On Saturday Mrs. Ashley will give a luncheon of 10 covers, complimentary to Mlas Myth Hanan of Roseburg. Those asked are: Mra. P. L. Willis, Mrs. Charles B. Rumelln, Mrs. Thomas B. Foster, Mra. John Jameson, Mra. Arthur. St Clair Gay, Mra. 8. W. Hughes, Mra. Harry Froggatt and Mlsa-EJva Bice. Mr. and Mrs. T. K. Binnle of Spokane have taken apartments at tha Hotel Portland, ' Mtaa Ina Brooks Is to be aXarred next season by Henry Miller In Margaret Anglln'a role of Ruth Jordan In "The Great Divide, " Mlas Brooks Is a slater of Mrs. Herbert Bradley, and has visited here as her guest on several occasions. Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Tobey and chil dren left Wednesday for" Riverside, Cal., where they will make their home. Mr. and Mra. F. L. Tobey wU Join them soon, The Tobe'y .brothers have Inter ests In orange groves near Riverside, which cauae the change of residence. Mrs. J. Walter Shearer entertained twenty friends yesterday afternoon at her home, 625 Going street "Five hun dred" was the diversion of the after noon, after which refreshments . were aerved. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Burns and Miss Anita Burns left early In the week for Southern California, where they will spend the Lenten season. Mr. and Mra. J. C. Olds and Mtaa Edith Olds left Sunday for an eastern trip. They will go direct to New York, and afterward vlalt Boston, Washing ton and Baltimore, returning home via New Orleana and possibly Mexico. Their . . w . i. ... , . trip will "consume six weeks or two months. . ' . - :. : - . i . .. ' ' V " Mr. and' Mrs. Charles T. Whitney, who have been in Los Angeles and other parts of Southern California for some time, are now In Sari Francisco and are at the Palace hotel. ' Mrs. O. A. Lyman gave a luncheon to day at the Hotel Portland for Mra. fisrirg TT Cartwrlght of London, the ntuch-entertalned guest of Mrs. Herbert A Washington dispatch says: Mra. Taft took advantage of the brisk, clear morning for a shopping jaunt and. ac companied by her niece. Miss Ander son, walked down through F atreet from the white house. In Washington, yester day morning and returned a little after 12 o'clock, leaving ordera lit several shops. Many people rubbed elbows with her and Jostled her without knowing the first lady of the land waa anywhere near them. She wore a very plain coat suit of wistaria rough serge, the coat about three-quarters length and the skirt walking length, with a hat of Lnil.- smoke, with feathers of the same aha!. She walked very fast and had no ap pearance of an invalid. v : .. Lebanon Boosters at Albany, Albany. Or., Feb. J.T. With half a hundred boosters and a bras fcarul. the Lebanon" Develppment league ' Tuesday afternoon and evening was tha guest of the Albany Commercial ctub. Thin was one of the series of weekly visits being exchanged between Willamette valley cities. ' S. I). Goff Farm Hold. -Oakland, Or.. Feb. 17. The S. D. Goff farm of 400 acres, located four miles soutbweat of Oakland, hna been sold to P. A. Coppard and aiutoclates'. The con sideration was J15.000. 'The farm will be subdivided and placed on the mar- ' ket In small tracts. Joseph will have a rlp-rousfng cele bratlon on the Fourth of July thla year. Watch us twist the old eagle's tall un til ho la black In the face, declares tha Herald. Agents SherwlnVVllllarns? Stenciling Outfits Arnold's Infants Wear Merode Underwear Ladles' HoifteJournal Patterns Rlcfrardson Linens Standard ScwlngMachinesCustomShadcDrapcries Tom OMWOTttmapKIesi Friday Eeomy Sale Mew jSppSogf Spits, Waists anid Millinery Second Floor Sl.SO Embroidery at 69c a Yard S21.75 Auto Scarfs at $1.39 Eacn 85c Handkerchiefs at &3c Each 12 and 18-in. Skirt Flounc ing, 18-inch torset cover Embroidery, edges and in sertion to match: swiss, nainsook and cam- Cfln brie; vals. to $1.50Vl7l Chiffon Aito Scarfs, 24 yds. long, in plain and dotted ef fects, all leading shades: the best regular values to $275, special Economy I" OQ day' sale, at, each vAeOI Ladies' fancy Handker chief sFin colored and plain white; our regular stock values to 85c each, on spe cial sale to close, OOp Economy dav onlv "Uv - Friday's Sale $1.50 Gowns 98c 50c Drawers 32c Women's Petticoats, made of good aatine and per- caline, flounces of tucks or finished with tailored bands; excellent values for everyday wear. All are taken from our regular stock; real $1.75 sellers, on special sale at this price, each $1.13 Women's Corset Covers, made of nainsook, nicely trimmed in Valenciennes lace, with inset of inser- tion; all our regular stock values to 65c; on special sale at this very low price, each 42c Women's Drawers, made of good quality cambric, tucked flounce, or finished with embroidery. Our regular -stock vahiea at 50c a pair -buy all you want of them at this special price, pair 32c Women's Nightgowns in three different styles, cut very full and long; styled with high or low necks, chemise or Hubbard makes; our regular stock QQ, values to $1.50, on special sale tomorrow for Sale Boys' Hose 35c Silked Satlnes at 19c Vard Oriental Crepes Special at 21c Tomorrow is "Economy Day," a lucky Friday for you. The Domestic and Wash Goods Store offers for this sale only a very nice line of French Silked Satines, in foulard, striped dotted patterns, plain and fancy, light and dark colors; regti- "I Q, lar 35c values, on special sale for tomororw only at this very low price, yard xiV Kimono Crepes, the real Oriental patterns, in very extensive assortment, light 0"1' and dark shades, especially used for kimonos, draperies, etc.; tomorrow, yard awJ-l Economy Sale of Women's Waists $7.gQ Values S3.7g For tomorrow only, "Economy Day," the big Second floor Garment Store offers a surprising value in wom en's fancy Waists. The lot consists of 150 new Spring styles, in soft silks and taffeta silks, made up in many pleasing styles; all have the new bishop sleeves, which will be in vogue this season. A full line of sizes, from 32 to 44; colors are Copenhagen, navy blue, light blue, pink, white, gray, walnut, black and a large variety of changeable colors. Best values to $.5U, on special sale tomorrow at this price, each $3.75 $10.00 Waists S4.75 Economy offering for tomorrow's selling. A lot of 300 tailored and lingerie Waists. The materials are batiste, lawn and guaranteed linen. The lingerie waists come in hand-embroidered and lace patterns. The tailored waists are strictly man-tailored, with different width pleats, and tucks and hand-embroidered styles. This offering- deserves your attention, as it represents the proper, new Spring styles; our regular stock rTCT values up to $10, special Economy price, each Pre J NEW ARRIVALS Every time you hear a' train or ship whistle, think of Olds-Wort man-King, as it heralds the news of new arrivals by freight, express or an im port order from some foreign land. New goods com ing in for all departments. Depend on us lor the best. Sl.OO Venlse Lace Collars 69c $1.75 Kid Gloves at $1.27 a Fair S3.00 Fancy Collars at 98c Each For tomorrow only we of fer Venise lace Dutch Col lars and Coat Collars, in a splendid line of styles and patterns; values to CQ $1.00, special at, ea. UaL- Women's French Kid Gloves, two and three-clasp, all sizes and colors; our best regular values to pair, on spe cial sale at thi: economy price, pi Tomorrow the Neckwear Store will offer fancy lace Collars, black and white, black jet, beaded, fancy trimmed; values to QO special, each wOt $3.00, .$L27 Friday ttic Great Economy Day Sale of Willow Plumes 815. OO Values for 86.98 For tomorrow, 'Economy Day," we offer the largest and most complete stock of Stein's Wil- low Plumes ever brought to Portland. The beauti- ful long petals and large, drooping heads will ap peal to those who want only the high-grade arti- cle. They are such as you see on very expensive hats, at the theatre, afternoon tea or upon the , street. Our buyer who is now in New York se- cured them at his own price by agreeing to take the entire stock on hand from one of New York's 5, extensive importers. We offer you the full bene fit of this advantageous purchase in order to r((rrt a aneerlv and comrjlete clearance of this - t w entire shipment, before the regular lines arrive. The colors are black, white, brown, taupe, emer ald green, navy, ciel, pink, old rose, purple, gray, lavender, light blue and yellow. All are rcgularAyff; JMJ.IHJ, $ii.uu ana $u.uu vaiuca, on special sale for tomorrow, at, each $6.98 Reg. 25c Values ISc Tomorrow, Lucky Friday, Economy Day, boys heavyweight cotton ribbed Hose, fast black, teinforced heel, knee and toe; sizes o to yyi; our regular stocK rr values to 25c, spe'l tomorrow, pr. i-tll Sale Hoys Caps Reg. 35c Values 19c Boys' fine Worsted Caps, in plain colors and fancy checks, all sizes, for the little fellows; a splendid assortment to choose from; regular values to 35c, spe- "I cial for tomorrow's selling, each IVflsses - fchtlldrerTs SI Underwear at SOc "Economy Day" tomorrow, see how well we look to your needs and study for your saving. Here's misses' and children's silk and wool Undervests and Pants, broken lines to close out; all are regular stock and values up to $1.00, on special TQ sale tomorrow only, the garment JUs Wo m e ri's Hose 31.50 Values 87c Rr Tomorrow, "Economy Day," we offer women's fine thread silk Hose, colors are navy, tan, brown, champagne; regular values to $1.50, on special sale to- OPT ' morrow only at this price, pair Q C Women's Aprons Special 59c Girls' Beauty Aprons Half .Price Apron economy. For tomorrow's selling we offer a splendid line of ladies' large Ging ham Aprons, made Mother Hubbard style; also large Bib Aprons, made of the very best quality Amoskeag gingham; two pockets, 4-inch hem, wide strings. Our Apron CQ Store excels fh new apton ideas. These two lines, on special sale tomorrow only 1 iprons A splendid assortment to choose from. Acres 2 to 12 vears. Girls' white lawn Beauty Aprons, made with bretelles on the shoulders: trimmed with emDroioery and insertion. A splendid assortment to choose from. Acres 2 to 12 v Regular 35c to $2.25 values, tomorrow at one-half regular selling prices ONE - HALF 14 Mattresses for S9.SO SO,000 Post Cards at 5c Dozen 5c and lOc Toilet Soaps 2c Cake Comforters for gl45 Here's bedding economy for tomorrow's selling Extra good All Pure Silk Floss Filled Mattresses, full 30-pound weight. l covered with heavy art ticking in pleasing paLici no yiuac-iuiicu, iicctvy suliucu S1UC3, in 1 1 1 ill i rt" rolled edge Our regular $14.00 value For Economy Day, each $9.50 1 If hte Cotton-Filled Comforters, the light. fl"tfy laminated kindOur reg. a m $2.00 values Economy Day, ea. tj)ltJ - White cotton-filled Comforts, with silkoline top and back. Top of neat bro- QCp chet and Dresden patterns; back of plain colors; regular $1.35 values, special Uvls Wool-filled Comforters, silk top with border and plain satine back; excellent P? HT? values at $12.00,, special for tomorrow's Economy Sale, at this low price, each tPU f O. Economv is the source of wealth'. Take care of the pennies; the dollars take care of themselves; 50,000 Postcards are offered for tomorrow's sale. Comic, state and local views, all good subjects such as you would choose at lc to 5c each. Our regular f 10c the dozen values, on special sale for tomorrow at this very low price, dozen t3 Spanish Castile Soap, the genuine article, broken and soiled pieces, also a lot of O, perfumed Toilet Soaps; all regular 5c" and 10c values, on special sale at, the cake v Whisk Brooms, a special lot of extra values, all well made of good grade broom OO straw; our regular stock values to 35c, on special sale at'the low price of, each Ol Economy Silk Bargains SI Pongee 69c Vard $1.25 Taffeta 89c Yard Tomorrow, "Economy Day," trfebig Silk Store, Fifth-street Annex, offers 27-inch all-silk Pongee, all the most desirable and wanted colors for your selection. Now is the opportune time to buy this season's most - wanted fabric, at a price much lower than the real worth would justify. 69c On special sale for tomorrow only at, yd. Best quality of yard-wide black taffeta ever of fered to Portland shoppers at such a low price. Beautiful, lustrous finish, suitable for suits, waists, dresses, petticoats and trimming; our reg ular stock $1.25 quality, on special sale OQ for tomorrow only at this price, the yard SI Linen Doilies 32c 30c Centerpieces 16c For tomorrow's selling we offer in the Art Store, second floor, a lot of 27 and 36-inch Centerpieces, stamped on heavy rream or ecru linen, in conventional or floral designs, at thefollowmg prices: Regular values to $1.00, special af3-t Regular values to $1.25, special at 47 . . . i r j I.inen Centerpieces witn iasi euges, ic (15 inches; very good values at 30c 1 p arh unerial Economy price, each -Lvll Japanese Drawnwork Doilies, 12 inches square; regular stock values at OOf 75c to $1.00, special tomorrow, ea. OhX, New Dress Goods SI Values 59c Yard Tomorrow, "Economy Day," a lucky day for you. Spring Dress Goods, in the ltew gray shades, of neat mannish mixture ef fects; the very cloth for your new Spring suit. The best $1 value? we have KQp ever offered at this low price, yd. OVK 31.25 Ribbons at 79c $2 Ribbons for 98c SI. 25 Remnants 48c s Great EconornyBargairisiiiFiiie Dinner Sets and Kitchen Goods Semi-Porcelain and Blue Delft Dinner Sets, 60 pieces; our regular $11.75 values, the best offer we Qfj ff have made this season, special tomorrow, set P W English Semi-Porcelain Dinner Sets, handsomely deco rated with pink floral patterns; our best regular fl T $10.25 values, special for tomorrow only, the set P"J English Porcelain Dinner Sets, neat blue border design, 100 pieces; excellent value, sure to please. They OK sell regularly at $13.70, special tomorrow, set P uO Jardinieres, dark brown and green colors. Now is the time to freshen up your plants for Spring; regu- Cf lar 85c values, special price for tomorrow, each WV Our great general sale of Kitchen Goods, China, Cut Glass, etc., is still in progress. For tomorrow's extra specials we offer the following items see them here: Blue and white covered Chamber Pails, our C" OK best regular $1.85 value, special tomorrow, each P-a.J Brooms, special values at 50c each, extra special at, each.. 33 If the old one is a little out of fix, throw it away Portland's Greatest Sale Tomorrow the Ribbon Store offers fancy Ribbons, in plaids, Persians, Dresdens strines and assorted patterns; values to $1.25 a yard for 79c, and regular QO values to $2.00 a yard, special for Ol Remnants of Jet Bands and Appliques values to $1.25 a yard, special for AQn V.rnnnmv Dav. at low price of. vd. 01 Fine French Hair Goods at ClearaneeSalePrices The general representative of the largest importing house, dealing in fine hair goods, 10c Good Mop Sticks Don't worry with it, when you can get 15c value tomorrow, each Economy' bargains will abound in this department tomorrow. OAf Here's Fruit and Potato Pressers. regular 35c values, special, ea. Ss Jgg Poachers and Pans, regular 30c value, special sale pricr, each..!5 in the world, will be here in a few days to wait upon us. Prior to his coming we will make one great effort to close out all odd lines.. Extra special prices will prevail on all French Hair Goods, gray Wavy Switches, etc. Our lines are finding favor with Port- land's most critical judges of the modes and values of hair goods. A few items are here mentioned to give an idea of the great reductions we are offering. See them: $75.00 fine quality Gray Switches, natural wavy, on sale at this special price, f 25.QO $37.50 fine quality Gray Switches, natural wavy, on sale at this special price, 9 1G.OO $35.00 fine quality Gray Switches, natural wavy, on sale at this special price, $13. 5Q $25.00 fine quality Gray Switches, natural wavy, on sale at this special price, ?10.OO Rare shades in assorted browns and light shades, $37.50 values, special, each, $15.00 TransformationsTto go all around the head, our $25.00 values, special, each, $ 10. OO Our regular $35.00 Gray Transformations, on special sale at this price, each, f 15. OO Our regular $35.00 Sanitary Wigs, excellent quality, on special sale at, each, f 12.50 Tsilf We offer a large stock of German natural Wavy Hair Goods, ITolf from the regular stock; from $3.50 to $15, at half. regular prices Women's $5.QO Shoes at 82.49 New S4.00 Rumps Special S2.49 We expect to show the finest and most complete lines of Oxfords and Pumps ever brought to Portland. We have caught the spirit of the people's wants and have provided for them styles with life and dash in them right-up-to-the hour shoes. Our advance showing in the window and display cases are unusually handsome. That you may have an excuse to come and see them, we will offer for to morrow women's new Pumps, both instep and ankle straps, extension soles or light hand turns, for evening wear; pat ents, tans and gimmctal leathers, all sizes in flJO IQ each style; values to $4.00. special price, pairV"'' Women's Shoes seven styles in which we have all sires; patents in either blucher or button, cloth or kid tops; gun metals and dongola kid leathers; low or Cuban heels. Also 700 pairs of "Pingree Gloria $3.50 Shoes." and other well- known makes, in which we have most all sizes. Regular stock values to $5.00 a pair, special, pr. Shinola Shoe Polish, 10c values for .5 Any length -Shoe Laces, special, dozen, 8 $2.49 - Odds and Ends In IVIen's Shoes at SI. 98 Men's Shoes in odds and ends. 600 pairs, mostly narrow widths, but all lengths? a great many patents, both button and lace; styles for full or semi-dress and stfeet:?" QQ models; none worth less than $3.50 and lip to $6.00. Special economy price.V-vC7 'r-)-i.V.