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,1 - THE OREGON , SUNDAY JOURNAL; . PORTLAND. SUNDAY MORNING, s OCTOBER; 27, 1912. INSISTS m II 1 ) IT VOULDCLEARHIM .Thinks Attorneys BIu ndered in Not Letting Him Go on the Stand;' Calls His Conviction " "Legal Butchery" Broke. - (Br tbt International Newt Service.) ", - New .York, Oct; 2.--Charle Becker, uth. convicted: lieutenant,, of .police, in v Lis cell in tha Tombpent tha greater " rart of the day talking with his rela ':' Uvea and John W. Hart," bis attorney of record. Becker frankly stated that he has every confidence in the ability of his lawyers. ,but he , thinks they . blundered In refusing to let him take the stand in his own defense. - Becker" declares hocoqid havejc plalned to the satisfaction of any Jury -.'-' Ms associations with Rose, wblch. are - " believed to have had an Important bear- ing upon the verdict. He also claims to be able to prove that his meeting with Hose, Webber and Yallon in Harlem con cerned a matter which had no bearing on the alleged murder conspiracy, '-"All you can say is to emphasize that triy conviction lr nothing but a legal ' butchery. I see that the newspapers Buy that my defense cost me $25,000. Thf- is 1200 0Tn ore' than I -pver-pos-1 eased or ever will possess. Tills fact , - could have been proven if I had only been allowed to take the stand and tell my story. I will say that hardly any - Of what I did havs is 4ef t and that lit tie will not last very long.'' CHAMPION ECONOMIST LIVES IN NEW YORK The champion economist of the United States lives In Tipton. N. Y. His suct'eKe. in saving and abstaining from needless ciptnipo Is not at. all lessened by the fart that he is an inventor. He wrote to U. E. A. Bond, manager of the Pacific Northwest Land Products show to be given In Portland November 18 23, what was tho price for exhibit pace at the show. ' Mr. Bond answered . that exhibit space was 50 cents a square foot The economist wrote again say- inK. he Wanted. Just square foot to demonstrate a patent gate appliance of his own invention, lio enclosed a money order for half a dollar. .Thereupon Mr. Bond wrote the Inven tor, saying: "By careful measurement I find the foot room needed by the average man Is but two thirds of a square foot, As we do not like to charge you for room' you would not need, I take pleasure lit returning to . you order for "17 cents, and will reserve """-pacer as you reqwest." Contract Is to be let at once, It was , announced today for machinery hall at the land products show. The building will be put up on Belmont street, its dimensions S00 by 30 feet The cdun - ell has' granted permission to close Belmont- street so. that the building may be erected adjoining the Oregon Molina I'loW company building at East First and -BelniontT where the main show is ' to bf held. On November 9 the main offices of the show will be moved to ; this building and the work of installing the exhibits will be actively commenced. A. P. Butt-ham, president, of the Hor- -tleultural-society,, predicted., today . that the attendance at the Land Products show from out of Portland will be 20, 000 people. He is 'certain that tho ex hibition of products there will be the greatest ever shown In the northwest All over the country from which exhlb 7 ft have been drawn Interest is becom ing, he says, more and more Intense and there is a certainty of a really phe nomenal attendance from beyond the city. WAN WAS KILLED REVENG E . (United Prei Leaied Wlrt.1 Bridgeport, Conn., Oct. 26. That the murder ofJennle Cavaglieri, a young Italian woman, which occurred on a lonely road near Stratford, where she went with five ' men in an automobile recently, waa an act of revenge upon her for having betrayed the secrets of "white slave" leaders is the belief of Captain of Detectives Arnold here to day. Arnold declared the five men impli cated In the murder came to Bridgeport . for the express purpose of killing the woman because s,he had betrayed the or ganization's code, which provides dis figurement or death to any person un. true or any woman who leaves the man , who takes her earnings. Every indication seems to link the woman with the "white slave" traffic In Chicago, New York and New Haven, ac , vordlng to the police. They also assert that the woman's death is connected with the recent "vice crusade" in Chicago. FLIGHT ON FREIGHT TRAIN FAILS TO SAVE BOY OF 15 (Rp-cUl to The intrant Grants Pass, Or., Oct. 25. Judge Jewell, who occupies the position of Juvenile Judge for Josephine count, left for Salem last night with Floyd Over street, a 15-year-old delinquent, whom he was taking, to the state training school for an Indefinite period. Over street was found guilty of having broken Into a boxcar on the siding here and stealing various articles of mer chandise consigned to local merchants. When Chief McLean attempted to arrest Overstreet the boy made a run for a freight train Just pulling out of the yards, and boarding it made hi way as far as Merlin, where he was arrested. Young Overstreet has already -served one term in the training1 school, and has been before the Juvenile court on nu merous occasions. i . ' AVIATOR BRYANT COVERS y FATAL PAR M ALEE COURSE (Special to Tha Journal. k N(wtfc-VUmat-Wl),, Dot.,, Cov erlng the same course that was .followed by "Phil Parmalee in his fatal flight June 1, Aviator J. Milton Bryant, of New York, this afternoon , mads two short, exhibition flights in aCurtle ' biplane at the BUU Fair grounds. He .was in the air 15 minutes In all and 'attempted nothing spectacular as he 'was feeitnr h lr currants-for mote ' extended flights tomorrow. ' , All Mail Orders Promptly and Carefully Ffflexl Ex press Prepaid on Purchases of $5.00 or Over Within 1 00 Miles of Portland Samples Mailed on Request The Most in Value The Best in Quality- f . There Th a n k s giyi n g ,a n d Christmas Linen Want Nced.Go Unfilled 1 Natural Linen Crash for Fancy Work AU Widths Underpriced . 1 8-inch Crash from 18c to 25c yard 20-inch' Crash from 22c to 30c yard 3&inch Crash from 25c to 65c yard 54-inch priced 50c 72-inch at $1.25 Plain White Linens A Full Showing 36-inch Linens at 35c to $1.00 yard 45-inch Linens at 60c to $1.00 "yard economy in these good Linens for the household and fancy work. For one reason or another, we can AND DO make prices somewhat under the lowest that you are likely to pay for equally good qualities. Larse assortment This October Sale brines you easily in touch with the greatest values of the year. In addition to regular lots of Household Linens we have-added the following specials to the bargains offered: Lot 2 : SLOOYapd -Ta-inch-all pure fmeri, full bleached damask, shown in over 20 different designs, an excellent wearing .linen. Oiir. leader at ft .00 a yard. 22-inch Napkins to match, the dozen $3.00 Lot 4 50c Yard 60-in. fine mercerized table damask, shown in a large variety of neat, new designs. An extra good damask for every-day use. 18-inch Mercerized Napkins, dozen $1.00 Lot 1 75c 4-inch,' all pure linen, , full bleached damask, .shown in a large variety of neat designs. An unusually good linen at a very low price. . 22-inch Napkins to match, the dozen $2.50 Lot 3 $1.25 Yard 72-incli, all-pure linen; full bleached damask, shown in beautiful designs; an extra heavy, very fine damask. Underpriced at $1.25 yard. 24-inch Napkins to match, the dozen $4.UU Plain and fancy Linen Duck All Widths and All Prices 15-inch Huck1 from 25c to 75c yard 1 8-inch Huck from 17c to 50c yard 20-inch Huck from 50c to 95c yard 24-inch Huck from 50c to 60c yard Handlicrcliief Linens Qualities to Suit All Fine, Sheer linens specially priced at this sale from 50c up. to $1.75 yd. Cambric Linens 50c to $1.25 a yard irajMtu4iAt vjuy. ?t-Y- J , ,', ' . Z" . f - ' YOU CAN P R A CTIC ETST B i I CT"ITaO irOTirYUTlNG-Ni)-WA-Nl)-HEllE and Children's Fall and Winter Knit Underwear and Hosiery For this sale we have arranged many very interesting values in Women's and Children Knit Underwear and Hosiery, and the careful shopper will find many opportu nities for advantageous purchasing at these departments tomorrow. Argument is unnecessary when goods of such sterling quality are offered at such low prices. Some, of the largest and best mills of Europe and America have contributed to Aese magnificent stck values are to induce you to do your buying now. Splendid Line Women's Fine Wool --Vests, - Pants Vests Shown in High-Neck, Long-Sleeve Styles, 70r side I 7V and Pants in Ankle Length Best $1.00 Gra We are confident that at the regular price, $1.00 a gar ment, you cannot duplicate these Vests and Pants in quality. We know they are unmatchable bargains at this sale price. These fine part-wool garments are of seasonable weight and are guaranteed to give satisfac tion in every way. Both vests and pants come in all sizes and in gray and white. The vests are shown in high-neck, long-sleeve styles and are neatly finished and trimmed. The pants come in ankle length and are made" with snug-fitting 7 Or waist. Supply a full season's needs of these $1.00 garments at, each I t WOMEN'S FINE WOOL VESTS, PANTS AND TIGHTS FOR $1.00 Gray and White Vests in high-neck, long-sleeve styles, in all sizes. Both pants fljl A A and Rights, ankle length, in all sizes in gray and white. Fine garments at.P 1 V V Women's Fine Wool Union J9 A A Suits Specially Priced Only j).UU Perfect-fitting garments,. Shown in gray Women's All-Wool Vests, Pants and Tights Underpriced at $1.25 a Garment Unusually fine All-Wool Vests, Pants and Tights, correct Fall and Winter weight garments, in all sizes in gray and white. Vests in long-sleeve, high-neck styles, and Pants and Tights in ankle length. They are well-fitting, shape-retaining garments that will please you in every way. Fall and Winter Weight AU-WooI VESTS, PANTS AND TIGHTS Women's Vests Low-neck, sleeveless style; low-neck, short-sleeve style; high neck, long-sleeve style; high-neck, short sleeve style. Your choice at, (11 C A a garment v) 1 u" Women's Pants and Tights Shown in ankle length, gray and white, J 1 C A all sizes. Choice, a garment. H) 1 Oxj Women's Fine Wool Union (? 1 C A Suits Specially Priced Only PlOU Fine, seasonable-weight garments, shown in high-neck, long-sleeve style, in ankle length, in both gray and white, and in all sizes. They are neatly finished garments that will not shrink. v and white and in all regular sizes. They come in high-neck, long-sleeve stylv in ankle length, and in an excellent Fall weight. Women's All-Wool Union OCA Suits Specially Priced Only DOU High-grade, form -fitting, fine Woolen Union Suits, shown in high-neck, long sleeve style, in ankle length and in all sizes. They come in both white and ray. Women's Extra Fine All-Wool q 3 AA Union Suits in All Styles forudUU At this price you have choice of an extra fine line of Women's All-Wool Union Suits low-neck, short-sleeve style, ankle length; high-neck, long-sleeve style, ankle length; high-neck, short-sleeve style, ankle length. They come in both white and L gray and in all sizes. Fine, form-fitting garments that will prove satisfactory in every way. MISSES' COTTON FLEECED UNION SUITS SPECIAL AT ONLY 65c Made of the very best cotton and nicely fleece lined to insure warmth. They come in high neck, long-sleeve style, in ankle length, in gray and cream, in all sizes. A Special Showing Monday of New Fall and Winter Weight Hosiery FOR WOMEN AT 25 CENTS A PAIR Women's Standard Qual ity Woolen Hose, made seamless and shown in all sizes in gray and black. , AT 50 CENTS A PAIR Women's Extra Fine Cash mere Hose, full seamless and reinforced heel and toe, guaranteed fast black; FOR CHILDREN ATXEOTSJJPRAT16CENTS A PAIR Women's Fine Ribbed Black Cashmere Hose, full, seamless. , Come in . all sizes from VA to 10., ' Children's ' Heavy ..Cotton Hose, genuine Maco rein forced heel and toe.': all sizes, regular 20c grade AT 25 CENTS A PAIR Boys' Extra Heavy Cotton Hose, linen heel and toe, unusually durable stock ings, shown in all sizes. AT 25 CENTS A PAIR infant?1-FineGa s h m e r Stockings,' in all sizes and in the best, shades of red, blue, tan, pink and black. iLpeciaLSaTe45gIiraliL Embroidery Suitable for Afternoon and Evening Gowns, Shown in Baby Irish and Venise Lace Patterns Ofir Very Best $2.00 Quality Special Tomorrow, Yard ? OL A showing of thousands of yards of elegant 45-ind; Plauen Embroidery Flouncing, which we were fortunate Tnsecuringf rom "a-prominent'rnanufaeturer -at -great price concession. High-class embroidery left from sets . that is, the bands, galloons and narrow widths of flounc ing Jiad-been sold, henc, his desire to dispose of these beautiful pieces, and we offer them to you at a ridiculous ly low price. : Full 27 and 45-inch Embroidery Flouncing, shown in Baby Irish and Venise lace patterns embroid- ered on fine, sheer Persian lawn that soft texture that drapes so prettily and does not "crush. The work runs half the, length of the flouncing and the patterns are exquisite,. Flouncing specially suited for afternoon and evening gowns and not a piece in the lot worth less than $2.00 a yard. Special at 98c 48c Plauen and Venise Lace Collars in all new shapes, $1.00 grade at....' Plauen and Venise Lace Collars in HQp newestjshapes, $1.50 grade at . . . . I Reg. $1.50 grade Allover Lace at, yard 48c Wide Lace Bands, $1.00 grade at, yard 39 Wide Lace Bands, 65c grade at, yard. 15c Regular 5c Torchon Lace, per yard 2Vic Val. Lace, our best grade to 10c, only. 5c. Beaded Chiffon, double width, 75c val 48c lore New Silks Just Arrived! , , , : Limitless in extent, we might say, as we have a collection of the new Silk? embody ing everything that is dependable and desirable. Undoubtedly we are "Headquarters" for the best silk values. NEW OTTOMAN AND CORD- flQn ED SILKS, SPECIAL SALE AT VOL A special lot of fine, new Ottoman and Corded Silks of splendid weight, also two toned Bengaline Silks in rich, changeable effects. Plenty of browns, reds, navy and greens. Silks of usuar$1.5o quality very much underpriced. WIDE AND NARROW WALE P 1 C OTTOMANS SPECIAL ONLY 3) IwLO Yard-wide, wide and narrow wale Ottoman Coatings; shown in a perfect black and in a- beautiful rich finish. These aresilks that are especially adapted for coats and trimmings. Two qualities $1,25 and $1.50 a yard. to Yd. Wide Reversible Ottoman Corded Silks on Sale Monday at S2.50 a. Yard Extremely fashionable arid high-grade Ottoman Coating Silks of double weight. Made reversible and full 36 inches wide. They come in a deep rich black, with back in royal purple, emerald green, old rose, scarlet, silver, tan and other bright colors. A few min-, utes spent in seeing them will be well spent. , .. - -.- The Best of tho New Dress Goods Are. Here OCEAN SERGES, Wide-Wale Diagonals, Self-Colored and Two-Toned Whipcords, shown in any wanted color or combina tion. Pure wool fabrics, 46 to 54 inches wide, at $1.00, $1.25 and $1.50 a yard. 56-INCH CLOAKINGS The popular, extra heavy Two-Toned Diagonal Boucle Cloakings, shown in the new browns, tans, grays, etc. Fabrics of matchless : quality at $3.00 and $3.50 a yard. 7 1p Lu s u ry i n Fi n e Neck Pieces and Muffs Offered French Coney Scarfs and Neckpieces at $1.25, $1.50, $1.98 up to $7.50. French Coney Sets at $2.93, $3.00, $3.50 and up. Scarfs and .Neckpieces of Jap mink at $12.50, $15, $17.50 up to $30. Marmot and Brook Mink Scarfs and Neckpieces at $4.75, $5.50, $6.50 up to $12.50. Marmot and Brook Mink Sets at $9.00 and up. ' ' "i - -. Scarfs and Neckpieces of . black and brown fox, lynx and wolf, $7.50, $9.50, $10.5010 $25.00. . Beautiful Sets of Jap Mink at $19.50 and up. . 1 , : Special Offerings Gents1 Furnishings BOYS' SWEATERS, Regular J ft $2.00 Values Soeciallv Priced A full showing of Boysf Ruff-Neck Sweat ers, maae orrTrniienarana- with two pockets. Come in oxford , gray only and are oest g2 values, uj 1 4 Special for.tomorrow . . . . . , D J ncs MEN'S BATHROBES, Regu- (f C ft O lar $8.50 Values on Sale Only A sale of Men's Eiderdown . Bathrobes. firihed-Hh'own-in-assorted--patterns-andfinish:vi with large turn-down collar and girdle at waist. Fine, well-made ear- OH Pn ments, regularly $8.50, at... .;)u