The Oregon daily journal., December 14, 1906, Page 6, Image 6

THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, . FRIDAY EVENING,"1 DECEMBER II. . 1S03.
IIRffAY ACQUITTED OF MURDER OY
Strength Comes
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7dUKl llMUIUrlillHUltO ;
Man Who Slew Hit Sister's Be
V , trayer If Allowed' to,
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WILL RETURN TO HIS V
REGULAR WORK AT ONCE
: Spends Today at Home With His
7 Beiatiyes and Csxins; for His Sli
:'tr: ter. Who Is Seriously 111 as Result
i f jQrdaJl.of TiiaL :
s Orlanflb Sherman Murray will at one
resume his dutlea as aa miloy of tb.
Peninsula Lumbe company and aa the
-ad of th faintly which ha risked his
life and liberty to protect.
'clock last nlht a verdict f "not
runty" was returned by the Jury that
beard the case of the state against him
for the killing of Lincoln Whitney, his
'sister's betrayer, and lie waa at once
alaa.t fr.im Custody.
- Murray spent today with his family
'receiving congratulations ' Of acorea of
'friends who called. Tomorrow he will
go back to work at tha mllL Today he
also spent a great deal of tlsie In wait
ing upon his- sister, jaary Murray, in
defense of whose honor he killed young
Whitney.' The girl-is said to be dan
gerously ill aa a result of tb severe
ordeal she endured, during the course
af the trial. :-.'..-
"We thank Ood our boy Is baok,". is
'the way his mother expressed her opin
ion of tbe verdict Thar is nothing J
"can say," she continued, "except that I
'am grateful te the Jurors and to the
XJudse and to every one. .J dont want
to talk about the affair any more than
I can help. It is so horrible that even
to think of it makes ma ahuddor. Our
daughter. Mary Is quit ill. though we
hope that aha will soon recover. It was
a trying ordeal for the child."
. , Tory Oat orty Xtamtaa.
Arguments la the ease were conclud
ed at I o'clock yeaterday afternoon and
the jury received Instructions from the
;court. It retired before i o'clock and
was out 49 minutes before reporting Its
verdict. However. It remained out that
length af time in order to avoid the
appearance of haste.
The Jurors had Individually decided
tq vote for aa,acqultal before ijr en
tered, the Jury room. On the Jury was
one unmarried man, Robert Hauswirth.
s teamster. Other members of the Jury,
apprehensive of him. They had heard
no expression- from him and saw no
algn that might Indicate that he would
vote as they desired. But he declared
himself on reaching the Jury room and
.dispelled all fears. ...
I want to announce that I'm going
to stay -hare ""Ml M trttttu OYtrt
tlon. Two women, however, were able
to express their approbation by clapping
their hands before they were quieted
ty bailiffs. j.
i Frlsoaers cheer Yarolot.
In the county Jail the prisoners gate
three laud anduproaromt jAeer . w hen
tney learned or Murray a acquittal, -in
the call which tb young man occupied
during his confinement Oeorge Blods-ett,
tinder the death sentence for, murder, is
confined alone. In the case Is a canary
bird In a rage which -was sent to Murray
by hla mother.
The bird is now the '" property of
Blodirett, who will care for it until
his departure from the Jail, when It
will- be turned over to Jailer Mitchell.
Judge Gantenbeln today si (rued en or
der returning.. to Murray the revolver
with which he took young Whitney's
life. ' The weapon is now in tbe hands
of the ahertff,and will ba given to its
owner when be calls for it
Aa a result of bis strenuous efforts In
behalf of hla client and severe strain
of tbe trial. Attorney John F. Logan M
IU at hla home. His condition is not be
lieved to be serious, though it will re
quire several days for him to recover
sufficiently to resume hia practise.
SERIES OF LECTURES TO
OEAF MUTES ARRANGED
Rev. S. Earl DuBois Plans an
' ,. Innovation for His
Congregation.
fore I .vote for anything but aa ac
quittal, ha amid, abruptly.
Only Oa Ballot Taken.
"Only one ballot was taken," aatd one
of the members of the Jury today, "but
we didn't know about Hauswirth. We
thought he might keep ws there Indefi
nitely, but as soon aa w were' In the
Jury room ha darlared himself."
The verdict of aoquittal was not In
'the nature of a surprise to tb throng
which attended the sessions and waited
for the Jury. Nor was It a surprise to
the of f tela la, foe bailiff s and- deputy
sheriffs were stationed - In numbers
throughout the room to prevent a dem
onstration. Before the verdict was an
nounced. Judge Gantenbeln warned the
crowd agalnat. making any demonstra-
Arrangementa have been made ' by
Ror. S. Earl DuBois, pastor t the
Church of the Strangers. Grand avenue
and Wasco atreet, for a series of lec
tures for the benefit of the deaf mutes
of bis congregation: - The lecture will
be open to the publlo and C W. Watts
will Interpret them to the mutes. The
Church of the Btrangera la the only one
in the city that makes a specialty of
services for deaf mutes.
Rev. William & Gilbert, former chap
lain of th Second Oregon volunteer,
who will speak next Tuesday evening-,
December IS, on "Th Philippines and
tb Filipino"; Professor J. B. Horner of
the (Oregon Agricultural college, who
made a tour of th world last year.
speaks January It. HOT. on "Egypt."
with Illustrations obtained on hla recent
tour; Thomas Nelson Strong of Port'
land, who speaks Februa
Stone
PRIEST AND GIRL ARE
FOUND DEAD TOGETHER
Gulnn. formerlv nutiw ttt th.
Cathollo church at Atlantic Highlands,
"w terser mna a young woman. Mis
B. Klley, his former housekeeper, also
of AUantlo Highlands, were found dead
In a room In a boarding house her last
night. - . .,.,( r.-
The priest angaged th room several
daya-agOreyln that h Wanted It for
a married cousin and later appeared
with the same' young womaa and took
possession. Gas 'from a partially
opened Illuminating Jet filled the room
and their death was due to asphyxia
tion. It la supposed to be a case of
sulcld. ' .
, iWftat lfou Digest, ' ,
Most people' eat moat foods wtthoull
discrimination It matters little what
Few atop to think what that food does
for them. This is the first .turn on the
road to dyspepsia. RecMeaa disregard
of the proper choice of foods, rapid
eating and Improper mastication, are
the unquestioned causes of all stomach
disorders from th slight achc.to ths
malignant cancer.
There ! nothing more revolting than
K "dyspeptic " stomach , very -vat..or
putrefaction, sending forth Ua poison
throughout the, entire system, depress
ing th brain, befouling th . breath.
souring tb taste, deadening th mus
cles. Incapacitating the liver and kid
neys, choking th lungs and clogging
the oowets.
All of these disagreeable and danger
ous conditions are due to tb -improper
digestion of food and th consequent
assimilation of poison. What use can
be expected T -If the food Ilea in the
stomach, if the syatem is constipated.
fermentation la the natural out coma
It shows Itself in sour watery risings.
belchlngs, heartburn and painful breath,
log. - ----,
Ther Is only on way to relieve, this
condition. If th stomach refuses to
digest your food put something into It
that will. Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets
are nothing but , digestives. . They are
not a medicine. ' They work when the
stomach will not
Each - tablet contains enough pepsin.
diastase, golden seal and other di
gestive elements to reduce 8.000 grains
of ordinary food to the proper Nson
slatency for assimilation Into the blood.
Stuart s Dyspepsia Tablets are abso
lutely pure, Ther la nothing harmful
In them as ahown in their indorsement
by 40,00 physicians In ' th - United
States and Canada. ' ,
Aak your family physician his opin
ion of Stuart a Dyspepsia Tablets and
If ha is honest toward you h will state
positively that they wfll cure your
stomach trouble whatever it may be,
unless you .have waited too long and
have allowed" your' disorder to develop
Into cancer.
Act today and begin to end your suf
fering. A free trial package will be
sent to -your address upon request. The
SO cent also packages are for aaleiat
your druggist's. F. A. Stuart Oo- 'i7
Stuart Bid-., Marshall, Mich. "
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MUSIC AND BLOWS
ARE MINGLED
Sounds of War Float ' Through.
Theatre While Singers War-
ble Sweet Melodies.
STAGE HANDS RESENT
COMMENTS IN ITALIAN
English walnut tn
along th Klamath river.
eea grow wall
Opcra-Houio . Employes Mironder-
tand Words Spoken in Fareign
Tongue and Start Miniature War
- Artists Dodge Flying Missies. - .
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San Bernardino, CaL, Deo, 14. A free
fight in th opera-house last night cam
near breaking op the presentation ef
"Faust" by Lambardl's Italian grand
opera company,- The bouse waa crowd
ed with the elite of San Bernardino and
the Surrounding valley. The troubl
SAE
JRcgul?itj2.00 jralucaJa, 60-inch
Couch Covers, , Roman stripe
: patterns ; special," each , ,$1.25 :
Regular $3.50 values in heavy "
Negus Couch Covers, heavily,
fringed," Oriental effects; spe-(
; , ; rial; each .V; ... $2.00 y
V""';';-' :. v'-'-Vv: ');.,': - These .will
Regular $4.50 values in heavy
. Couch Covers, fringed all sides,
. Oriental patterns; special,$2.50
' Regular $15.00 Pendleton pure
wool Couch Covers, three yards
long,; in Navajo patterns and
Three days special selling of a
select lot of new Couch Covers in
Oriental stripes and patterns ;
also genuine Pendleton pure wool r
Couch Covers in the popular -Navajo
designs. 'These will make
ideal Christmas gifts.-' y . colors; special, each..,., $9.00 r
not be delivered for approval or exchange . vl ) i
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HOLIDAY SALE,
MISSION CLOCKS
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Special for tomorrow only Eight-Day Clocks
in weathered oak cases, Mission design, me
lodious cathedral strike, hour and half hour. .
These are . thirteen inches high and ; have
brass figures and glass fronts.- A suggestion ,
i here for a unique v holiday gift. Specially
good yajues at the sale price of...... .$1.95 .
No mail, telephone or C O.'D. orders takenV
' . . for this special! '
SA" t'-''
SPECIAL for m
-,C A TTTTI T A Y
l Colonial Pedestal . Tabourettes in the
1 ' ' oak, . quarter-sawed finish. These
stools, exactly like cut, are eighteen
: A inches; high and have twelve-inch top; f f
; - , t special- . . r: : :v.;.$us ; I
No mail, telephone or C O. D. orders : y 'Kjy 5
. will be taken for this special. ' : -f-' ': ,v-::;sz
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Your
Credit:
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TOOK CREDIT
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C0MPLETEjt005E-FUmiI5HER5
MAKE YOUftl
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started When Engineer Nick Toung waa
Bring up th furnace. One of th Ital
lana remonstrated, fearing that .the
singers , woujd become overheated and
contract oolda. Toung could not un
derstand Italian and. Interpreting the
alnger'a gesticulations as a challenge,
he sailed in with his shovel.
A-ambardi'a Interpreter appealed . to
Stage Manager Farls, who also' failed
to understand th interpreter's ' Jargon,
and supposing he was being ordered
aboat by -th Italian resented th af
front and a free fight followed, which
ended In th Italian being sent sprawl
ing from th stage Into th aide alley.
The sounds of war floated through , ths
theatre, mingling strangely with ' the
Kolodles of singers, who were on their
nerves for fear of being struck by fly
ing missiles. - - ,T '
Manager Kipllnger and Slgnor Lam-
bard! were hurriedly summoned and
remained on th stag holding down th
lid until th performance was com
pleted. ' : i ... ' .
ANOTHER BAD SPILL
IN SIX-PAY RACE
Ktw Tork, Dec. 14. Ther waa an
other spill early this morning at th
six-day bicycle race. Bedell, in an at
tempt to gain a lap, ran Into a bunoh
of riders, csuslng a big upset. Vandor
atuyft and Hopper received saver in
juries. After a delay of an hour th
race was resumed. ' Th score at the
tlme-of-th-ttpset-wa! .. . .
Nine teams, 1,179 miles, I laps: Walt
hour and. Bedell and Breton-SamSielson..
1,670 miles, 2 laps; Oalvln. and Wylle,
M70 mils.v , . ..;.; . -.
Th record stands at l.Sfll miles.
Th Prlnevllle Review
division of Crook county. :
predicts no
Sipl(0)l
Si Headquarters
From hands to feet, from head to
heel, Christmas gifts that do ap
peal to every man and every boy.
Utility adds to the joy.
Here, is a store full of useful
and acceptable articles for men
and boys. .
for men's Suits, overcoats,'
smoking jackets, bath robe,
lounging robes, p'a jamas, un-
derwear and night robes,
our prjces always the low- 1-
EST. ; "V:
The Beaver
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A most acceptable arid
useful Christmas present '
for any genrfeman.-'; If -you
don't know his size,
bby one of our Merchan-
di seprers, ior$3r.iend l
mm to us. ana we win lit
him, and please him, too.
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Holiday
FANCY VESTS, SHIRTS, MUFFLERS,
NECKWEAR, GLOVES, SUSPEND
ERS, FANCY HALF HOSE, FANCY
ANDINITIALED HANDKERCHIEFS,
CUFF LINKS, STICK PINS AND SILK
UMBRELLAS. . :
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"McnVanrl-Boys-Cdmplctr Outfitters tt
166 and 168 THIRD STREET
' MOHAWK BUILDING
If you don't know just
what will please him, let
him select his 6wn 3mas
present. It can begone
this way : . Buy one of
our Merchandise Orders ,
L for any amount youwish
then send him to us,,
and after he has made a
choice- we - will- f i t-him-.
and he will thank you for
your practical idea, r . ;
No man goes out of our
store-withanrill-fittlng or,
1 unbecoming hat. We want
to sell hats lots of them
but not badly enough to risk
your future trade for the
sake of the profit on one hat.
It is our business to have the
proper hat in your sixe- and
"we know our busincssjj
$6.00 $5.00
$4.00 $3;00
Robinson
CoVGo;
HOTEL PERKINS BLDO.
Special Sale
$2.00 to $2.50
Winter Waists
Manning &Co:88 6th St
The Substantial Trust Company
Such As the
Merchants Investment
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and Trust Comoanv
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247 WASHINGTON STREET. "
Capital $150,000.00.
V ; J. Frank Watson.'. . . , . , . , President "j;
r R. L. Durham Vice-President
, W.H. FearA . . . . ... ...... .Secretary .
J- S.'C Catching. . . . .Assistant Secretary .
'r-;-O. W. T. Muellhaupt. . . .'.Cashier'
Indicates to the public its strength' ;by the
' conservatism and intelligence of its manage-
ment, its modern methods of handling its
business and the care exercisedln its invest
y ments. ' --' . V!';-,V'''.:
' Our company invites thev closest scrutiny
. of its transactions. .It seeks, to gain, and"
maintain the lasting confidence of the public ' :
. . and to so guard its every business .relation
that no stress of adverse financial storrashall
effect it. . A, ; ; T-r.;. -,v ' '
3 . It pays "the" maximum , interest rates on " "
'"l savings depbsits, and time certificates con-r ;
' sistent with sound - banking principles, but 1 J
prefers to forego the business that may be "
denied lb it on the ground of higher offers ;
elsewhere than to invite" disaster by paying :iv
more for such borrowed funds than in the
. ,. judgment,of its management. it is warranted v ,
, " in. doing.:" " :. '"'' v.
1 '..The rapid growth of the company and the V T
; ; substantial patronage accorded if in its com- '
, Cmerca s saving? and its trust departments
j attest the appreciation of the public in its
. 'policies as briefly outlined above. y '
. Correspondence ' or personal interview so- '
licited touching any phase of our business. . 7
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A u to inn o b i 1 e-s
HOWARD M. COVEY
Agent
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