THE OREGON - DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, WEDNESDAY EVENINQ, ' DECEMBER 13, - HZZ.
JUROR APPLAUDS
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- (Continued from Pegs-One.) ' . '
T. ..
During all theTore"
ooa session they ' had crowded the
-.w,.n ami bo ravsnoua were tney
' for the story of young girl fail 'Ist
even h hallways nd kibbles-of tne.
cr.t building near the courtroom were
packed and Jammed"." , 1 ' ' '
. . Women were largely In the predoml
- nam.. Old woman and young, women
who are prominent In many circlea. -were j
. draws In crowda to' hear the trial of the ,
Auia whero the unwritten law la in
volved, lieu were therefoeaff:Oy
but they were greatly outnumbered by
; the female attendance. .- v ' r -'
The fortnoon sesalon was opened by
' glaring of Dr. O. 8. Murray, father of the'
-' aeouse4 young -jnan.uoa .the wltness
ataod. ( Ha told . of . Lincoln Whitney's
visits to hla homai of how he and the
Otheri of hla family threw open the
doors of hospitality to him. and treated
him not only as a guest of honor, but
Aid all tn their power to main him feel
aa if ha wers one of them. ... fr'
' . rather oa the stead.
'-"Then he told how' the knowledge-of
; hla daushtvr's a heme had come to him;
how he took her with him to Whltney'a
home and In the name of manhood and
honesty demanded that the young man
marry her and give the child a name.
' "And when I hadtold him the pur-
pose ef my eoanTng'. ha said In cloying,
he looked at "me' a moment, then
laughed in my face. I took my daugh
ter by the hand and aald, 'Come with
me. my child., wa. will go home.' , And
there we left him."
. i The old man became greatly con
fused on cross-examination. .
. Mrs. Murray, mother of the youthful
defendant, waa the next witness for
the defense. She told of the trip -she
took with her aon and daughter to the
' office of the district attorney of Marlon
county and of her conversation with a
Seputy whom aha believed to be the dls-
i rlct attorney. -. , ' '': -.
It was during her testimony that at
orneya for the defense made their first
(Torts to ahow that the tragedy waa
nacted while young Murray waa in a
Stat, of emotional Insanity; that he waa
la the grasp of an uncontrollable, irre
sistible Impulse. x ...
- - Of Jfervoaa - Temperameat, . ,
He waa alwaya of a nervous tem-
terament Ui mother said, and the fact
f hla sister's condition waa kept from
film as long aa possible. Hla father
had been compelled to retire from the.
Sctivt practice of medicine because of
mental-incompetency.
' Mra U. D. Williams, slater of Dr.
Murray, told of having three brothers,
two of whom had been committed to
the insane asylum. - One had died at
$alem. she said, while the. other had
.been. dlamlaaed as not dangerous, after
a conf lnemantof tr-recyears. Dr. Mar-
Say, the third brother and father of the
efendant, waa also ' demented, she
thought.
i Mlaa Hattle Payne ef Montavllla tes
tified ss to the general reputation of
, the defendant. ' Bhe had known him for
years, she said, and he bore an ex
cellent reputation. He was generally
regarded as the bead of the household
and was said to have contributed all
hla earnings to aid tn the support of
the family.
'. Dr. W. H. Skene," who with other phy
sicians examined Mary Murray yester
day afternoon, testified as to her con--arttony"
that the young-woman la now
in a delicate condition. His testimony
was that of a' specialist.
Attorney Applauded.
JJtaadurleLlsiPayne'Ltest1
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Never in" the history of this establishment have Ave shown such a Arariety of sensible things suitable for gifts for loved ones or friends, t No matter which way you turn in
uu uwuuiui new aiuic uitit vvmtuuis jru a iiuiuc ui uungj ouggtauvs v njnuaa. iiciu jewcity uways a welcome gixu wearing ipparei ior men, women and
children and beautiful and useful things for the home. Make your selections-as early as possible and we will lay them aside. Remember, you do not have to pay cash
herer suitable for old or young
I
' 'jnony that the Crowd applruded the at-
. torney for -the defenae and one of the
Jurors elapped his hands vigorously.' He
. Immediately, explained his action to the
court. The bailiff quickly restored or
der. f
The, outburst of applause came as a
result of a clash of repartee between
' Attorney Logan. ' for the defenae,. and
ATtorupy Vauglin, fea the proaac utloik.
They were wrangling aa to the differ
ence In meaning between the words
character and reputation. .
. "Tow may have a good character, bat
it will be long after you are dead that
' people will say good things about you,"
said Logan. ; .
. The crowd applauded and the Juror
, Joined, clapping hla hands violently. -'
" "I want to explain to the court," he
said. '"that I did that almply because I
. ..couldn't help laughing when I think
about what is said about certain peo-
- pla-aa-ihelr-Jombrtonea."
The atata, which Is "represented by
'Deputy District Attorney B. JS. Haney,
completely-its case yesterday afternoon.
MBS.-HARTJEW1NS
(Continued from Page Ona)
Public Indignation was aroused agalnat
- Hartje, and Mr. Scott's father vowed to
spend hla last cent In clearing the good
name of his daughter and exposing the
conspiracy.
" Steps Itching Instantly. Cures piles,
ecaema, aalt rheum, tetter, itch, hives,
herpes, scabies Doan'S Ointment. At
ny dm tnre.
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; A present does not
7 lose its charm because
, it's useful. .
Our store is full of
.' useful presents for men
and boys - Suits, Over
I: coats, House Jackets
V Lounging Robes, Ncck
; wear, Gloves, Mufflers,
..Hats, Umbrellas and
r! many other things which
. are most acceptable.
Don't forget about our
' Merchandise Orders.
ClominqCo
Men'g gnd Boys' Outfitter,
. 166 and 168 Third Street.
v Mohawk Biulding.:.
Ladies' and Gentlemen' Watches
v f 8.BO to S TS.OO -
---4 (1 a weeft .
.fe.lt SJSBBSSBSBBBwa!
1
Clocks big; assortment ruarart
teed quality.... fl.OO to 30.00
50c a week
BeltSf-Hosiery.-GloYes nd Fancy
Neckwear All Prices .
isiiii
Back and Side Combs an unusual
big variety all prices
Suit and Goat Sale Continues
Why not make yourself a present of
one of these new Suits, Coats or
Cravenettes? . Without doubt they are
the best values you will see this sea
son, no . matter how late ' you wait.
So we urge you to buy now in time
for Christmas wear you; can pay :
later. : The styles offered are the very
latest, as we have not a garment In the
house received earlier than September. ;
No garments were carried over from
last season. , Large variety of sizes .
from which to L choose. For "con
venience sake we have divided them
into lots and arranged them so it is
absolutely" no "trouble to show thernu
There is not' an undesirable garment
in the entire offering. , 4 v
Umbrellas
Stick Pins
... .$1.00 to $12.00
75crto$15.(Xr
Necklaces . . . . . . .$2.50 to $25.00
Brooches . . .... .$2.50 to $35.00
Baby Rings ..... .$1.50 to $5.00
CASH OR YM '
CREDIT r'
2 Mmmm.
suits , :
Lot 210 Values up to $60. . . .$30.00
Lot 211 Values up to $40. . . .$22.75
Lot 12 -Values up to $30.;.. $14.50
r - coats 7
Lot 213 Values up to $40. . . .$23.00
Lot 214-Values up to $30. .. .$15.50
Lot 215 Values up to $20. . , .$11.75
: CRAVENETTES
Lot 216 Values up to $38. . . .$19.50
Lot 217 Values up to $30. . . .$15.00
Lot 218 ; Values up to $22. .. .$10.75.
CASH or CREDIT, AS YOU LIKE
During this sale we will . make
. alterations absolutely free.
all
Watch Chains , . . .$3.50 to $27.00
Beauty Pins . . . . . .SOc to $1;50 :
Art Vases, Pottery and -Steins
....... .. 25c to $25.00
Eastern Outfitting Gompany
rrou warxmB tovb omnn
IS ooos
iJWASHINGTON-CSsyTENTH-I
rargmja cnzaTSLas; arm ron
OLD OS XOT7We CASK OB OUDI1
Trunks, Suitcases and Traveling
Bars an excellent . . line .. from
which to xhoose. Prices to suit
every purse.....,,. 50 a week
I 'Vf?-;'v,'i','iB
Big line of boxed novelties, ' in
cluding Toilet and Manicure Sets.
easTes
Jfouncj&JWwcJs!TBblft SilveiL
in many designs.... oOf a week
Carving Sets . ;V. :. '91.75 to $10
Sterling - Silver-Pieces. f 1 to $8
Rings ..,........$3 to $150
91 a week-
SEARCHING FOR NECKLACE
STOLEN FROM EMPRESS
Franz Joseph Sends Emissary to
Recover Pearls Left In
Sea by Late Consort.
i . ... . . , (jMrM gpttiti SMrrtee.)
Paris, Dee. 12. Aocordlna; to a story
published - here, the - Emperor Francis
Joseph has sent a trusted emissary to
Corfu with Instructions to ascertain the
whereabouts of a magnificent necklace,
once the property" of hla murdered con
sort, the Empress Elisabeth.
There la a romantic story attached to
this necklace. ' During the last few
years of her life the empress lost all
interest Itrlier" beautiful jewels,' except
In a splendid pearl necklace to which
she had riven the nam of "the tears of
the Madonna."
One day It waa noticed that the seme
were bea-tnnlns to lose their lovely
sheen. The empress, who was then
staying- at the imperial villa at Corfu,
became Impressed with the - Idea that
the only way to reatore their loat ra
diance would be to lay them In the sea
for a period of a year. The necklace
waa accordingly placed In a boa provided
with holea to allow free acceas of the
water, and one dark night her majesty,
acoompanied by a lady of the court, re
paired to a lonely spot on the laland
where the treasure was sunk into the
sea. A chain attached to the bos waa
fastened to a rock. Shortly before the
expiration of the twelvemonth, the am.
press met her fate at Geneva at the
hands of the assasaln LucchenL ..When
the lady of honor, who alone shared the
secret, went to recover the necklace, the
chain had bsen cut, but by whom that
is the mystery which remain now to be
solved. '
PARRISH DIVORCE CASE
SUBMITTED-T0-C0URT4
(8peisl ntspstck te Tie Jama1.)
Albany. Or., Deo. U. Judge William
Galloway yesterday held an adjourned
term of court to bear tne nnai argu
ments of the attorneys In ths divorce
caae of Edward , Farrian vs. iguana
Fafrlsh. ' ..-r
Th arguments . were concluded last
evening and the court took the same
under advisement, having briefs that
were submitted by both the contending
parties for consideration. The court an
nounced that a decision would be an
nounced at an early date.
The trial has been one of the moat
hotly contested cases ever presented In
a local court and the final decision Is
of great Interest to the community In
general.. The pi r ties to the case sre
prominently known to most of the citi
zenship of the county.
BILYEU APPOINTED
ALBANY CITY ATTORNEY
SpIt DIsiMtefe te The Jmrall
Albany, Or., Into. 12. J .est evening at
a session of ths city council City At
torney C E. Box resigned hla position
snd asked that a successor be named.
The retiring Incumbent assigned, as a
resson for retiring that he waa Inter
stsd in the new, organization that has
taken over the francliiaa'of the Albany
street railway and considered that It
waa not the prOpe1 thing for a clly af.
toraey to be connected with an organ!-
.Eor.Piaini.Qiej
IVIlysiic Lovers
PICK OUT YOUR PIANO, BUT PLEASE BE QUICK
IF YOU'LL STORE ONE FOR US
' ; ; AND PAY U8 CARTAGE '
YOU MAY USE IT FREE!
We Must Make Roomfor Several More Carloads Right Away
Store Open Evenings to Accommodate AIL . -
This is certainly a most unusual offer, but we mean just what
. we say- New instruments are crowding us for space, which, on ac
count of delayed building operations, we haven't got to give them.
The railroad compsnies insist on our unloading cars without any
more delay. -Until our quarters reach a little more advanced stats
of completion, we cannot accommodate another new piano. So our
fix is your gain. We sent out a big lot of them yesterday, but
there are plenty more here to choose from.. Just pick out any in
strument you like, agree to take good care of it, pay ua the mere
cost of draysge, and enjoy it to your heart's content, free, over the ,
holidays, and until we're in better shape. - If you should conclude
that you would like to purchase, wa will give you credit for the
draysge, and sell you at wholesale cost.
ABonaFideOffer
Look At the Makes
You are not restricted to a few
cheap, undesirable pianos, but caa
choose from .the finest line in
America the glorious Chickerings,
-wonderful-toned - Webersralegaat
Kimball. Hobsrt M. Cables, and
many other of our matchless
makes; Pianola Pianos only being
excepted, bale prices range on .
this offer, should you wish to buy, sjaVaral sadoads of
IJ'ECihol'Ja,e CO? V' 'pUaos-old establish
, eoo ana upward, ana. you SX77, Of SIM tot tbvs
csn pay $6, $8 or (10, or more, a faaoies styles. shnaU dealers
month, or any other way, as suits sell those for saoe sad gsga.
you best Really, you never heard i
of such a piano-getting opportunity as this before in all your life
we're, sure of it. Don t miss it Remember, there is absolutely no
obligation to buy, unless you wish to. Just store the pian6 for us
temporarilybuy only if you actually want to. , .
In
tksseT
HisrMMO- erX
planvralieAVilitx
NEW NUMBER, 3i3 WASHINGTON, CORNER PARK.
-REM.OA-S.ALE
$20,000 Stock of Wlnei and LIquori to be Closed Out
if J IB "
j CD N: i
- ft i
THE GREATEST BAROAINS OP THE SEASON
If you u anything la tag Honor line, go to the big liquor house at 404 Washing
ton street. We are going to move, and shall dose out the entire broken stock of our
Whiskies. Wines and Brandies at Almost Half Price
We are not going to move one bottle from our shelves, or one gallon from our
barrels which are broken open, from our present location; therefore we are offer
lng this stock, consisting of the best lines of liquors, at the following low prices:
.500 bottles of five-yesr-old Port Wine, per bottle ..... ......... y. 20
500 bottles of five-year old Sherry Wine, per botjle : i....20
500 bottles of five-year-old Muscat Wine, per bottle ;20e)
500 bottles of five-year-old Angelica Wine, per bottle 201
00 bottles of five-year-old Tokay Wine, per bottle ,.. ,..,.20)
500 bottles of five-year-old Malaga Wine, per bottle V..20
500 bottles of five-year-old Claret-Wine, per bottle n.m..mi.,..i 20v-
1500 gallons of five-year-old Port Wine, per gallon 75e '
1500 gallons of five-year-old Sherry Wine, per gallon .r.. ......... .-.-.-.'.-. .T6
1500 gallons of five-yesr-old Angelica Wine, per gallon T5
1500 gallons of five-yesr-old Muscatel Wine, per gallon 75
1500 gallons of five-year-old Tokay Wine, par gallon- .T&
1000 gallons of five-year-old Kentucky Whiskies, per gallon 92.50
800 gallons of five-yesr-old Grspc Brandies, per gallon 2.50
900 gallons of five-year-old Blackberry Brsndies, per gallon 80t
All of our $1.50 Bottled Whiskies at, per bottle fl.OO
All of our $1.25 Bottled Whiskies at, per bottle .
.T5
EXTRA SPECIAL 12500 Bottles of Blackberry Brandy,
full quarts, at 25c. v .
' Lav In your supplies for the holidays now. Orders sent in by telephone Main
70 win have our prompt attention. .
All other goods not mentioned In this "ad will be sold in proportion to the
above prices. ' '
Mail orders for the country wW be shipped the same day they reach us. . ; . ,
MIKE JACOB & CO.
404.WASMINQTON 8TRBBT PORTLAND, OREQON
sSsSSaVJaSSlBJBIIIsBI
satlon seeking or holding a franchise
from the city.
The council appointed Hon. W. R.
Pllyeu to occupy ths position. The ap
pointment - of - Mr Bllyeu . meets wlth
general favor, he being one of the 'old
eat orartlnlns attorneva la the valley
aaa luoreugaiy ooanpsisiut
Oaaawry Sestroye4 fey rtre
Oreenwood, Ind., Deo. II The Polk
Canning company's plant was destroyed
by fire this morning. The lose Is 1100,-
. ,.: -t.....,,. -... ' . ' , ,
rrsferred meek Oaasag (to da. )
Allen Lewis' Best Brand,
Don't Hold Back
Anv lonrer. satisfy vourself bv satis
fying your hardware wants for shelf
or heavy goods, tools, ete., hers. You'll
be money In pocket besides securing de
pendable qualities.
Avery - (SI ,Go.
tMims Bt,
Christmas Gifts
Special prices on beautiful patterns in Men's and Boys'
Neck Ties, regular SOc and $1.00 grades. Special 25
'and 60. Regular $15.00 and $20.00 Suits and Over
coats. Special 4? 10.00 and ? 13.50. Regular $5.00
and $6.00 Pants. Special $2.50, 93.50 and $4.00.
Great sale on Ladies' and Men's Slippers 75,
S1.00 and 81.50 worth $1-00 more elsewhere,
ut prices on Silk Mufflers, Suspenders, Arm Bands
" 25 and 60a4 worth double.
John Del lar
181-183 FIRST ST," COR. YAMHILL, AND 63-C3
' NORTH THIRD ST, COR. DAVIS.
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