The Hillsboro argus., March 21, 1912, Image 4

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CHAS. HUMPHRYS ADDS
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WOOD for SALE
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First-Class Fir. OaK.
and Aslv Sawed or
in 4-foot lengths. We
deliver upon tele
phone call.
H. D. Schmeltzer
Eighth and OaK
111LLSDORO. OREGON
Are You Going South or East
Through
Los Angeles
aud Kl Paso,
or through
San Francisco
and Ogdeu
1 h-n Ttavrl Via The
I (K DEN SHASTA I
ROUTES
Iircct connec
tion at Chicago
and New Or
leans for New-
York, Itoston,
Washington,
Philadelphia,
and other poiuts
east.
'ROAHOF A TIIOI SAM WOXI'ERS"
OVERLANO LlXUTKl I'urniw Slwping car, ohart ration car ami
through ilininrf car.
CHINA nl J APAN M AIL Pullman an.l tourist a'rrping car. timing car.
Itrr reclining chair cr. Stn Francisco U Chicago. Tuartnt car runnrc-
tion tnroute f.r Kans Cut via IVnver.
ATLANTIC KXPriKSS Pullman auj tourist tlerping car, .lining cat ami
tnt reclining ch.vr car. Sin Francisco to Oiltn, ltnvr ami Omaha.
K STi:RN lX PR K-'S Pullman ami tourist sleeping cara, an.l frrc r-
cliniug chair csra Stn rrnoi"o to Chicago ami St. Louis.
VIA US AXOKLIuS an! NEW OR LEANS
SfXSKT I.IMITFI Train ile Luir Sn Francisco to New Orleans.
Tuesday aul S.iui.l.iv. Pullman sleeping car, oliarrratiou car, ruippi
with library, l.irtr sh.ip, stenographer, la.liei' inaiil, mamcaie ami
valet. Eacesi fanr $10.00. Hired connection with New Orleans-Near
York steamers.
SUNSET EXl'KESS, IAILY Pullman sleeping cars, tourist cart, reclin
ing chair cars S-n Krancisci to New Orleans.
Sl'NSKT Rol'TK. NO. S-rullman ami tourist sleeping cart, ilining an.l
free itdming chair cars.
VIA LOS ANtiELKS ami KL I'ASO
GOLPF.N STATK LIMITED To Chicago via El Paso. Pullman .tracing
room, observation cars ami dining cars.
CALlFOk.MAX rul'imm an. I tourist sleeping car, riming car and free
reclining chair car.
Call on any S. 1 auent for fares, reservations and descrip
tive booklets, or write to
JOHN M. SCOTT. General Passenger Ajrent,
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The Flanders "20
-AND
E. M. & F. "30"
The Cars That Have Stood the Test of Dad
Roads and Endurance.
A neat, classy car, built for use in the west, and an
automobile that is the lest bargain in the world for the
money.
Our garage is finely equipped for turning out all
kinds of auto work promptly, and wc always keep on
hand all kinds of auto supplies.
wilkesa u ro" X "garage Tompany
IIlLI.SllORO, ORKGON
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I I Mr. Farmeir
Build up your Country.
Buy some Stumping' Powder.
Clean out the Stumps.
We can supply your needs in the stump
ing powder line, as we now buy in car
load lots; Therefore can fill your orders
at the right price. So call around and
see us.
Yours for a Q deal
Ro well Bros. & Co.
SCHOLLS. OREGON
Phone Priv. Kx. No. 2
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Sign Written AJmision That
he helped Hrvthcr in Murder
IMOtDS TTKRIBIE STOKV. MONDU
T. talker kt4 Mr, lirifltik Umt
2. and ruk Hoasc
Added to the confession of lies.
M. Humphry, murdcrvr. is the
signed admission of Ohas. T.
Humphry, telling how he and
his brother killed Mrs. Grith'h.
in June, at Philomath. Chas re
mained homo when lleo. was ar
rested, and IVputy District At
torney Tongue issued a warrant
for him. Saturday night, in order
to see if he was not an accomplice
in the horrible crime. Charles,
aged 32 years, told a connected
storv. detailing how he and his
brother went to the tirithth
home at night and Chas. grasped
the woman from the rvar, w hile
tieo. caught her in front, tvmg
her hands with a halter npe
picked up at the GritTith kirn.
Her arms were pinioned to her
side, and a horrible orgy followed
by the woman's tormentors.
She was then strangled by (reo..
who used his twre hands, being
aided by Charles, who held her
while the strangulation was being
effected. They left her dead in
the room, and then went upstairs,
where they robbed the purse of
the dead woman of $35, Chas.
getting but ten dollars for his
booty. C has. sweares they then
came down stairs and again at
tacked the body of the woman.
who had been dead for many
minutes. She was carried to
the iond, quite a distance from
the house, the younger brother
carrying her feet, going in the
lead, while the elder carried the
woman by her hands. She was
heavy, and the two rested once
during the trip. She was thrown
into the water, as detailed by
George, in his confession. Chas.
Humphrys stoutly alleges that
the motive was not robUry, but
was due to perversion.
Ihe strange thing about the
alTair is the fact that Geo. Hum
phrys. beastly as he is. had
enough manhood to try to shield
his brother. Deputy District
Attorney T. H. Tongue succeed
ed in getting a binding, legal
conression irom the younger
brother, and it clinches the el
der's admissions to a niecty, so
that both will be charged with
murder in the first degree. Poth
are now at Corvallls, and the
sheritT will see that they cannot
confer together.
The details of the crime are
the most revolting ever related
before an officer of the court, and
the two cannot be classed as
human beings.
Chas. Humphrys was taken to
Corvallis yesterday morning by
Sher'tr Hancock. Tuesday night
he detailed to the Argus reiMirter
the story of his brother George
killing li. W. S'lby. near Dallas
in the Fall of l'JOS. He said the
Humphrys family had gone to
Yoncalla to live, atd that George
(warded the train one day and
went to Dallas via Corvallis and
Independence, and from Dallas
walked to the Selby ranch,
where the bachelor lived alone,
and was invited tostay all night.
George accepted, but before mid
night killed his host with a Mar
lin rifle, owned by the victim,
then robbed the house of $.j0, set
fire to the building, watched it
burn down, and went back to
Yoncalla, where he told Charles
about the trip. George had been
absent two days and one night.
George, at Corvallis, denies kill
ing Selby, and says he was at
Yoncalla the night Selby's house
burned. Both brothers are igno
rant and they appear to have not
even a low order of cunning, and
their recitals are almost unbelievable.
Chas. T. Humphreys, who Moud.iv night confessed to
helping his brother murder Mrs. (Jritiiths. His brother,
George, is just such a lookiug. nun, only of larger frame.
REMOVED to New Quarters
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Has removed to the New Ouartcrs
iu the Hillslkiro Ctnuncrcial Hloik,
S. W. comer M.iin aud Secnd
streets, where the management will
bj pleaseil to meet Uth old patrons,
aud prosjwetive vustouicrs. Call in
and inspect our New Hanking
House
HilKsboro Commercial Hank
FOR SALE
Heavy team, in good condition,
with set of harness; 3 cows,
Berkshire sow, lot of chickens,
part of them pedigreed Barred
liocks; farm implements, Swen
son stump puller, almost new.
Itosedale Farm, Santa Rosa Sta.
Forest Grove Div. 0. E. Direct
ly south of Railway Station. P.
0. Address Beaverton, Or., U. 2.
Perry Gabbert, of Gaston, was
in town yesterday.
Garden seeds in bulk, at
Greer's. 52-tf
J. B. Merrill, of Cornelius,
was in the city Tuesday after
noon. Jas. H. Sewell, the well known
pioneer, has been quite ill at his
home Northeast of town;
Say don't let anyone sell you
a chean txiWiW. (let the trenn.
ine Hercules, made by the Dupont
I'owaer u and sold by J. E.
Borwick, Keedville, Ore. tf
Geo. McGraw. of Banks, was
down to the county Tuesday.
This was his first trip to Hills
boro for nearlv two vears. and
Geo. had an idea that the old
town was looking very nice.
Morton fi Freeman
Carry the Fatuous
SPRING GROVE BUTTER
Made by Schuliuerich None Better
tf FRESH BUTTER MILK. DAILY
3
Heinz Food Products
I'RF.FFRRKI) STOCK C ANN F.I) COODS
A Fine Line of Groceries
Try us oiue and you will try us always.
Telephone 693
Third Street. Hillaboro, Ore.
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NORTH PLAINS COMMERCIAL BANK
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North Plains, Oregon.
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jonctts your patronage. )()CS a Rcncral ,)anki
' per cent, on time deposits.
DIHtOTOIta,.
W. R. MAYS, P.. M. MAYS, W. U BATCHKLDKR
C B,:ACH' Oi;o. U. BAULKY.
Onion Hetsand nil Irinda
den seeds for sale. Hillsboro
Mercantile Co.
Fresh oysters in bulk. Finest
of oysters eocktailB.H. T. Koe
ber, in new brick, Second Street.
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tuu Conuty 1'iuit. Six 1 i r s t Piics iu the Ortj.uo
Apple Show f..r tiit win- due lo tlic usr ,,f tciai
Spray, by the I'tulci signed. Wc have the I'i..( Md
the Auardv
tlndornt-d ly Wilber IV. Nrwrll. Prridrnl
of the Stttto Board of llorticullurr.
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Mr. It. L is. tairtiii. Oregon. iVar Mr. l4i.
I hnviMiscI i.ur "A. tna Untnd" l.Uiw Sulphur
Kpraywith mtin- Hatisfactioit. Mprn) invr m fntirr
urclsar.l l.it h, .id, und nball want a miji!y fur
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article. Very Truly Y".r. W. K. Newell.
B. L.EIS,
Beaverton, Oregon
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Hillsboro. Orr.
Washington
Bakery
Third Street
Hillsboro
Wc h:nc oK iud a
New It.ikcry mic
door Koutli of the
Hotel Washington and
hac employed a first
class baker. All kinds
of Hrcail and Pastry.
We ask a trial and arc
sure wc will hold your
patronage.
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Calls attended uil.t or day.
Chapel aud Parlors.
Hllhboro, Off
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Waibel Bros.
MKAT MAKWET
Wc carry (IihhI, Insjcted
Meats.
Choicest Steahl.
and Roiots
Ve.l
Mutton
Porh
We deliver. Telephone 693
Iu Morton K: I'rccman
OriK-cry, Third St.
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