Crook County journal., August 21, 1902, Image 3

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TRAOY'S RECORD OF CRIME.
As a Murdorer, Hobbor, and ail
Around Criminal
Hoadai th' List,
Us
liy iiipi!tim (il Truey'a reeoru
nts bere (fiveii, it will lie e'en thut
liu is cuily entitled to a ilrnt place
in the annul of crime. J0cHing
from the Oregon lontleiiliiuy June
t), 11)02, itnd continuing hi iniir
dcrouH cirwr up to the time of his
miiuirii! August 5ih, 11)02, four dity
Ii'hk than two mouth, lie Im a to
tal of seven murder and 40 ccper
ate liigtiwuy ruhberle recorded
HKuinxt him. If given the maxi
nium penalty under tlie luw of
tliii ttnte for IiIh lioId-upH end
crime committed in let tlntn two
month lie would he entitled to be
hunged even time und would
. have to fiid WK) year in the
penitentiary. He ha a total of
eight murder and 61 robberie
durit.K liin career. The following
it hi record;
Killed
Duputy Kheriff Volentine Hay,
('(dorado.
Guard Frank I). Ferrell, Kaleui.
(iuard 8. R, T. Jone, 8alem.
liuard 1J. P. Tiffany, Palem,
Deputy Blieriff Raymond, 8no
Iimih, Wali,
l'olieeman E. E. Breette, Heattle.
Deputy Game Warden Neil Raw
Icy, Seattle'
Convict David Merrill.
Wounded
Deputy Sheriff John William,
rVuttle.
Kohbed during flight
J. W. Roberta, of Salem.
Kxprc-tiiiii Welc h, ol Knlem.
Farmer Oinart, near Salem.
Felix lhmncli, of Salem.
Augiift King, of (iervui.
Dr. White, of Gervuia.
l.d Dupriw, of (iervai.
I,. BrigKH, of Uervuia.
Akei family, near Monitor,
Mr. M. Grave, near Needy.
W. (i, Randall, near New Era.
George Sunderland, near Colum
bia Slough.
Mrs. Edwin Jonea, near Leister'
1'oint, Wasd).
Henry Tiede, of Orchard.
Tergunon family, of Terry.
l'ul McGuire, of Clark county.
Nebcin MeKee, of Clark county.
Martin Samutia, of KcIho.
F. R. I'orter, near Chchali.
Alexander Laird, near Olympiu.
Rancher MeLctHl, near Olynipia.
Cripple, unknown, near Olynipia
Horatio Ailing, of South liay.
William Adair, of Smith Ray.
Captain Clark, of South Ray.
Lonin JohiiKon, near Rolhell.
Mr. R. H. Van Horn, of Seattle.
Mr. Uuttei field, of Seattle.
Stole horrCH near Rallard.
John Johnson, of 1'ort Madinon.
John Anderson, of I'ort Mudiaon
Mr. Lewi Jeriald, of Ren ton.
Farmer near Reulon.
10. M. Jiihiii-ou, of Kent.
Frank l'autot, near Limit Dia
mood.
W. A. SaumleiK, of Wena tehee.
L. B. Kdily. near Fellows.
I'orthind hold-ups
Hummer' drug gre, Third and
Madison Btreeta.
George Wey's nieify niurket(
Fourth and Montgomery
George Rourett'a iiieut Tmurkct,
front anu uiiius. ', ,
I'almen Garden
Eleventh.) and
Washington.
Mr. Jennings. Sixth and College.
Ai:orn saloon, Sixth and Eiift;
Altlcpnv v
'V
Delta fialoon.
J. H. RushcI's Baloon.
Magoon's ealoon.
Ofuer' grocery, Fourth and Lin
coln. tveond Btrcet car, at College
utroet.
m
fyiy-
Tkl, .iriUare cm e'erehot of U fernls
f08T Ol'TIOH AT SHANGHAI.
Dumeetlo Money Order Borvtoe
Established In China.
"It is a mailer of more than or
dinary interest that a United
State post ollice should lie estab
lished upon foreign soil and prac
tically under a foreign flag," said
a (Kistal ollicial to a Star man thi
morning, ''yet such is the case with
the I'slahlishing of a postal money
order ollice at Shanghai, China,
under the direction of the United
State postal agent at that city in
the Chinese empire, for the postal
ugent is in effect a postmaster, and
the United States, therefore, ha u
postmaster of it own in China.
"You see, this country at present
conduct its mony order business
with Shanghai by mean of the in
ternational system, the exchange
ollice being situated in the British
colony of Hong Kong, and money
iwlcr ute issued on international
form, and international fee charged
therefor, which are much heavier
than domestic fee, of course. The
new tystem will make it possible
for the postal agent in Shanghai to
issue domestic order only, which
may be drawu upon any money
order office in the United State,
Canada, Cuba and the Pnilippine,
and for which domestic rate only
wiil be charged that i, 30 cento
maximum for $100, a against $1
maximum for international orders
'or the same amount, and three
cents minimum for order up to
2.50. On the other hanj. all
postmaster in money order office
in the United Stale will discon
tinue the use of the international
form, and wili issue the new order
upon the regulation domestic form.
"This presents a striking inno
vation in postal affair of thi
country, and of the world, und
would appear to raise at first
thought international question as
to the autlnrity of one country es
tablishing a poet ollice of it own
in unothcr, but these question ore
more apparent thai) real, and no
actual international problems are
presented for solution. The Amer
ican postal agency wag until lust
October situated in the British
settlement of Shanghai, but it was
at that time moved to the Ameri
tan settlement, and by agreement
between the two countries an
American postal agency was author
ized to be maintained therein. In
1880 it was the desire of the postal
authorities of the United State to
establish such a postal station at
Shanghai Hi is now to go into effect,
but the matter was adversely re
ported uHn by the then assistant
attorney-general for the Post Of
fice Department, and the project
was abandoned. Not long ago,
however, in view of the probable
increased trade relations between
the Chinese city in question and
the United Slalct, the project was
revived, the opinion of the legal
adviser of the department ugain
sought, und, in this ' instance, it
being favorable, the domestic sys-
1 tern, much more simple and easier
of transaction than the inter
national, will lie inaugurated.
'There is no international mon
ey ordet convention between this
country and China, but, though il
,i hot generally known, .United
States international money order
are payable through tlie Hong
Kong exchange oflice in ten large
-cities in China, including Aaioy,
Canton, Foochow, Wc-Hai-Wei,
etc., and this service will in nowise
be'-uffected by the new domestic
ollice at Shanghai.
"And this brings up an analog
ous question which is at present
engaging inn attention ot Congress
'the question of the coining of an
Ampripnn niiTA at nilvpr mnni'i
woich will take the place Of the
the principal cir-'ation medium
' l II.H f(,U I1IIU (lllll Itl 11 11 I'l.lllt..
ill tiiv mi mm inn in bin iiiiii-
pineH, The amount reprerented by
an order hulled in tin country will
be converted by the postal agent at
Shanghai into Mexican silver mon
ey at the rate quoted on the day of
payment of the order, and the
amount of Mexican money band
ed in by the remitter of an order
at Shanghai fur tramrniitHion to the
United State will be converted in
to United State money at the rate
quoted on the day the order i
drawn in Shanghai. When the
new American eilver Philippine
dollar is placed in active circulation
in the far east, a modification of
the present rules as to value will
be necessary, but thi will not
affect the advantage of the new
system at all, but will, no doubt,
tend to accomplish still simpler
methods. "Star," Washington D
C.
1 There a Care.
Eugene ha just been confronted
with an object lesson, on the evil
which befall young girl who run
the street at all hour and fall
victim to the vice of the time,
and the Register in referring to it
any: It may be said that when a
girl start out to fathom the depth
of sin she will find encouragement
on every street corner, a beckoning
hand, an evil rye and the devil'
smile in all the dark haunt of the
criminal and vicious place toward
which her feet take her.
Unfortunately in dealing with
vice the sterner sex are, in a meas
ure, more exempt than are woman
kind. The man may be, through his
alluring personality thrice more
guilty than the woman, yet there i
an unwritten law made by man for
his self protection, that the woman
must in most instances, suffer the
jienalty for which both man and
woman are guilty while the man
gois scot f-ee.
When 10-year-old girls go astray
in nine case out of ten men of
more mature years have been able
assistant in leading llteru to des
truction. Whilo society cannot
excune the woman, it often fails to
GOING AT
The Entire Stock of
Wagons, Implements
and Machinery,
Consisting of all kinds of
-
Wagons binders, 9 owing IJachines, JCay Siakes,
Sang !Plows, Walking !Pl6ws and Jfay 3orks.
MUST be sold out within tlie next
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' Zthere i also one second hand ccrrraye, with top, all in food order,
... .v "
which will go cheap.
Call and set these goods before you Say elscwhert.
NAOMI SALMON,
Administratrix.
make the man a heavy sharer in
her downfall. A lfi-yer-old girl
is only a gill and is euceptible to
the blandishment of men wlo
have long since learned the ways
of the world and consider every
woman their legitimate prey.
Every such man i a danger signal
along the pathway of young
womanhood that if followed will
land any girl upon the breaker
in the tempestuous sea of life.
Two set of morals seems to have
been set up for the human race
one to protect men the other to
destroy women, and the sooner
the Americn girl learn thi the
better it will be or her.
But the press and the pulpit are
continuous in their warning on
thi oint without any appreciable
result for the world wagg on in
the same old 'way without giving
lived to the admonition, which if
followed, would materially lessen
the prevalence of vice and the
consequent downfall of many a
bright girl whose previous life gave
promise of a splendid future.
What i needed is not so much
the exercise of authority as of
judgement and control in the
home. When young girls cease to
run the streets at night unattended
we can hope for better moral con
dition. Meaaarliig Hajr.
The following is the rule used by
the government in measuring hay
that it buys, and as it is of general
use we print it:
To find the numlicr of cubic feet
in a stack of hay, first measure the
distance from one side of its base
over tlie top to base of opposite
sido measure distance across the
bottom; subtract the distance from
base to Irase over the top and di
vide the remainder by two, which
gives the height of the stack.
Meusure length of stack and multi
ply length, breadth and heigth to
gether, and the result i the
number of cubic feet in the stack.
In a ton of hay tbat has keen
stacked the government meas
ures 512 feet to the ton.
Another rule often used in this
country is: Add over and width,
divide by 4, square, and multiply
by length and divide by Lube of 7 J
M 421 J
90
ays
STOPS PMM
Atbara, Tetm., J. 27,
Brr ff ins tho flrat pi(uTUiae of mr
menu they wer very irregular and I
utfared with great pr.ii in my hlpa,
back, lomach and leek, wltk terrible
bearing down palna In tlie abdomen.
Pining the pait month 1 have been
taking Wine of Caniol eud Thodford'a
Blaek-ftrauffht.ertfl' Ibear.tthAmnnth.
y period without pain for the first time
iajaare, NonaIiiru.
What it life wort Is a womis tuflar-
l Ilk Nannie Dam tvfleng? Yft
there art wotieo In thwsarrs'i 1 hetiM
te-day wh in bearing those terrlUe
eienttrual pain la tllenoe. X yes are
n of Iheae e want le at that this
aaaie
ill brief ye etrmaaent refiaf. Cea
se) yoirMil with the kaeeiitdt Dud
1,000,000 ween km heea ewasieM;
mni ry Wae) af CareuL Thetewe.
wfleraa Irea lumrhiia, brayiiv
MaatfCarM
win tiee a these aehee mi flu
ttr yea. Pwehate a fLM tellie e
Wis el Cartel hMay v4 take ft ie
the privacy el year hoaa.
For advlee ae Btermem, eHnav atrlBgiynm
tttnt, "TTie mm1 AlTkaorr lartiimt.n
l-, inaiiaawne,
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
Tr2 80 ufm of efcdctf untmpriffrd kd,
cwercd tT dfeub tht fanubft tuuple wtttr
for irrivHt(i ynrpme. Cm mine Ummt
and all kifc'im tender vrv;Uh?eitb place.
Three Mffen are fenced with barbed wir
fenve. Covered with eheneecte,, MKehruah and
KRttermif jnnrpen. Kment oetrwuce i
ounty axij(inmif where owner cu turn out
be cattle and tit litt'e feedin; aeceMarf
dumtv vrioter. Addrwa JuvuUL Keai Ketate
Agency, Jt'rim vii e, Oregon.
TOR RALE A two ? (tailing vikfa
Wn and ouUknmeH hi the city nf Pnueeilie.
Thin property i well situitted amd in eoveret!
by hriKttnn It enven oae-fuurth nf block
and ia "oe th beet mideact V-ratwie m
tii town. Price nra stable
MM RALB-Onenl tb bt hicatev laraw
m the faaota cWer bfkt in tke &?uaw creek
enimtry, oiowt'sHt ol 160 arrea. 9t atrea im
ekvnr. A uned tmtn 40x140 and ail tawi
fevce. LfOgniaiwe and other wdiaary kaprte
metrts. ii(Ktd nrdca nueef) evcrf yar aad m
earietj ff wail frvit. l2Daera? tiae aaw
tintbrr tbat wiH event oaHj be- worth taarw
tha the price Btv abd foe the entire faim.
All under private kruatmg eUtcb that oe
wkb the preajicrty.
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