BS. BOWL SAYS
HUBBY NEGLECTED
HOME FOR POULTRY
Defendant In Divorce .Suit
Asks $10,000 Damages for
Alienation of Affections of
His Unhappy Wife.
Hrifhta
tha rlr
ptrvnta 11 At-
Torousht u this wirnln !n
- rn!t court tsalnat hit wlfa'a
.n...iin hrr affections
fl.r hla h.ppln. haa "" dlaturbrd
to 0 extent of I10.OO0. Tha Royala
ara alao Involved in tha dlvorca rourt.
Mrs. Royal having alartad ault. Ona of
h.rhlf allasatlona la that Royal oy
hla eMrkana mora tlma than ha to
1,1 Mr' 'and Mra. William Roloa. and
William T- Rolea ara ' dafandanta In
tha allanatlon ault. William T. Rolaa
la a brother of Mra. RoyaJ. Royal
chars that thay conaplrad to Induca
Mra. Royal from tha noma ha had pro
vided en Laalnston HaHthta. and hava
polaonad hr anlnd hrt
Koyala wara marrlad April i. 1ML On
Jun. 4. Royal ehart.a that Me P"--In-law
and tha broth.Mn-iaw vialtad
Tnlm at tha Lwlnston Heifhta botna and
thraatenad to kill him. Ha charea
they look hla wlfa from mm 07 ":,
and tha following day moved her per
aonal efecta from tha home. Tha home
la ehearleea alnce. It la allered.
In her complaint Mm. Royal further
charged that her huaband Inalatad that
aha hoa tha garden, mow tha lawn, reaa
tha chickens and do other work around
the houae aha had never been In the
cu.tom of doing. In hla anawer. Royal
replied that hla wlfa alwaya complained
about getting her hande dirty when he
naked her to feed the chlckena. hoa tha
garden, or mow the lawn.
JESS HALL SHOT BY
; SHERIFF OF BENTON,
ESCAPES IN TIMBER
V (Continued from Page One.)
heard footatepa ard crouched behind a
tree to await development When cloaa
enough to-tell ttat It wo Hill tha
aherlff ordered Mm to halt and throw
' up hla nenda. Tha deeparado waa car
rying a sack on ona ahoulder and m-
atead of throwing up hla handa reached
back with one hand aa if to draw a gun.
At thla tha sheriff ahot with a 13
gauge enotgun. The man dropped hie
aack and threw boln arma acroaa hla
atomaen ana reu o n ivuim
moat, turning a complete aomeraault
and crawled off Into tha bruaM.
Oeta oa KU rae AlL
. '.When about 26 feet In tha bnieh he
got to hla feet again. When ha waa
crawling rem tie. on, 01 f-'
ahot at the deapcrado with a revolver,
but mlaaed him.
Tha reaaon tha aheHff did not ahoot
a aecond Urn la that when ha triad to
pomp another rahall in the gun, it
balked. By some mishap he had put In
a 'XI gauge ahell and It went down into
the barrel. Had he not tried to ahoot
again he would have had time to run
and catch tha desperado.
San Xas Two Onus.' "
- When Hall fell two revolvers were
aeen sticking out Of his hip pockets but
ha did not draw either of them. The
men followed him )for a distance but
soon loat the track' in thr, thick, under
brush. In the aack dropped Were 18 pounds
of flour, five pounds of bacon., a can
of baked beana, aufrar, coffee, frypan
and aalt Three more posses aoon ar
rived and the aearch through the canyon
waa continued without result. At noon
Governor West and three penitentiary
of f Iclala arrived by auto from Salem
and this afternoon doge were placed on
the trail.
HALL BUYS 100 ROUNDS
OF AMMUNITION AT A
STORE IN KING'S VALLEY
Dallas, Or, June 2X. Two posses
headed by Sheriff Grant of Polk county
snd Constable Moran of Monmouth,
have been in pursuit of the outlaw now
known to be Jesse Hall, escaped con
vict, sines early last evening.
' Fred Huber, rural mall carrier for
Monmouth, first met the man at Cal
vary church, about two mllea south- of
Monmouth. Huber took the outlaw Into
Monmouth In his buggy, not knowing
who he was, Postmaater Wolverton
of Monmouth had just received word
from Corvallls to tell the marshal to
look out for such a man. Aa the de
scription tallied with the man Huber
drove to town, T. A. Nott, the mar
shal, Wolverton and Huber drove out
of Monmouth and overtook the outlaw
, near the brickyard north of Monmouth.
He ordered Nott and Wolverton to go
back to town and at the point of a re-
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1,1 III II III III
; CONVICT IN FLIQHT THROUGH i TWO COUNTIES
jcu Hall, whoa trail through CorTallla, Monmouth, and western Oregon
la marked br many holdupa.
volver forced Huber to drive for him.
They traveled toward King's valley,
and near the place of Chester Oerdner
held up and robbed O. T. Boothby. Hall
from him secured 111 in caah. a watoh
and a handkerchief. Ha went on Into
the MeLlmmond vejley. Pheriff Oreat
waa in hot pursuit but could not follow
In the automobile. Moran, heeding the
other posse, went around to heed him
off. but ceme In close behind.
Near Wren station, on the CAB.
railroad, shots ware exchanged, but no
one was Injured, the posse being afraid
of hurting Huber, who was In the buggy
with Hall
a thtnra were sotting toe warm for
him. the outlaw here left the buggy and.
holding Huber In rront or mm, dbckiki
off to the edge of tha timber ang die-
appeared.
Hall etopped at Peak poetofflee a
demanded his breakfast. Ha bought a
aupply of ammunition at the Klnga
Valley atore. It la thought ho la trying
math tha Alaea valley, where his
fsther lvaa.
GOVERNOR BELIEVED
TO BE PERSONALLY
AIDING IN MAN, HUNT
Iimi .if fh Journal. )
Salem. Or., June1 XX. Friends of Gov
ernor West here today believe he la la
the vicinity of ICings valley aiding per
nnaii in tha man hunt, since It be
came the belief of the prlaon authorities
at the penitentiary that the bandit who
kidnaped the mail carrier and eluded
the poaae may be Jesa Hall paroled
convict
The goxsrnor left early thla morning
either for Corvallls or for Monmouth,
but gave no definite account of where
he was going. Superintendent Jsmes of
ths penitentiary believes, the fugitive to
be Hall.
Going on the suppoaitlon that there
would ba a man occaalonally break
faith tinder the honor system, officials
announced several weeks ago that ea
caped "trusties" would he run down at
all cost.
Sentiment among the officials and
the convicts alike Is hitter agalnat one
who would prove himself so degenerate
as to try to escaps under ths new sys
tem. Governor West, being s man of good
physique, courageous, and having a great
moral Influence with men, would prove
effective In the bunt for one of his men.
HALL'S HOME IS ON THE
YAHATS, HIS INTENDED
DESTINATION, BELIEVED
8pe-Ut Ptspatcb tfc The Joornit.i
Wren. Or., June JS. Jess Hall, peni
tentiary fugitive, who abandoned Mall
Carrier. Fred Huber of Monmouth, his
hostage, and the Jaded team ana me rig
In which Huber had been compelled to
drive him from Monmouth to this place,
nearly 80 miles, went southwesterly
from here-towsrd Peak, Or., a tiny
place at the foot of Mary s peak. 1 lie
team was In a miserable .condition from
the severe treatment given It by Hall.
Huber gave it the best sttentlon pos
sible and returned to Monmouth today
to resume his rural route.
From Peak, which la 18 miles from
Wren and up a ateep grade, it is only
four or five miles to the summit of the
Coast range, over which Hall probably
expected to drop onto the head of the
Big Elk river. In Lincoln county. From
homesteaders toward the head of the
Big Klk it would be possible to obtain
food. His Intended destination is prob
ably the Yahata river country, where
hla father lives. The Yahats river
empties Into the Pacific 10 miles south
of Waldport, Or., but the Hall family
lives far up that stream.
MONMOUTH CITIZENS
FOUND TARTAR WHEN
THEY CAUGHT HALL
(Special Disputes to Ths Journal.)
Monmouth. Or., June 22. T. A. Nott,
city marshal, O. A. Wolverton, poet-
master, and Fred Huber, mall carrier.
are th Monmouth men who were con
cerned In the Jess Hall case here yes
terday evening. Hall was too much for
all three.
After the robbery of Guy Mahr at
Corvallls Tuesday night, when Mahr
was robbed, then forced to have his
hands tied behind hla back and get
down Into a ditch while another victim
came alone: in the person of T. D.
Golden. Hall made his way northward
across the Benton county border into
southern Polk.
Suspecting the direction Hall had
taken and getting Information by tele
phone from farm houses In northern
Benton It was finally telephoned to
Wolverton at Monmouth that the fugl
tlve would probably come here. Mean
while Mall Carrier Huber brought the
man in, not knowing who he was. When
he, Wolverton and Nott got together,
they compared the descriptions and con
cluded to go after the stranger, who in
the meantime had proceeded . nearly
mile.
They found they had caught a tartar,
Nott and Wolverton being forced to re
turn to Monmouth and Huber being
taken along, together with his outfit.
for the wild flight to Kings valley.
ending at Wren.
TWENTY YEAR SENTENCE
GIVEN HALL IN 1906 IN
PORTLAND FOR ROBBERY
Balem, Or., June 22. Jess Hall waa
' sent to the penitentiary from Port
land In 1906 to serve 20 years for as
sault and robbery. He weighs about
lto pounds and is five feet eight and
a half Inches tail. His age is 25 and
ha has been a logger by occupation. He
haa been cut acroas the backs of both
handa. the scars remaining and mak
ing identification easy if he is caught.
He escaped while a trusty at the horns
for feeble minded last Friday night.
A trimming table for drawings and
blueprints, equipped with a motor drlr
en revolving knife, la a Chicago man's,
THE OREGON : DAILY ' JOURNAL. . PORTLAND,
I X-J -,11 LJ-I MWII II "
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MAN WHO SHOT HALL
Sheriff W. A. Oellatly of Benton
county.
OREGON SYSTEM IS
SUBJECT OF LECTURE
Rev.v Clarence True Wilson, former
pastor of Grace and Centenary Metho-
dlat churches of this city and at pres
ent a Chautauqua lecturer In the east
ern states, has been invited to deliver
his lecture on "Oregon's Experiments In,
Self Government" before the Bar As
sociation of Illinois at the annual con
vention tomorrow at Champaign. Dr.
Wilson has made a special study of
political progress snd his lectures are
oaualng a great deal of comment wher
ever delivered.
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OH EWS ISLAND
Penned In Immigration . Sta
tion. Mrs Jepson Contracts .
Dangerous Disease.
(Srx-tst tMiPstefe to Tha Joaraal)
New York, June II. It waa a verit
able hell on earth, and I loat no time In
telling them so in there." la the war
Rev. Sydney Herbet Bass, an sngiun
clergyman, described the alleged eviia at
Kills Island, the Immigration station
here. In a latter today to Congressman
Sulser. Rev. Basa is now In Harrison
Vslley. Pa. where he has charge of the
Firat M. ET church.
He aald of Ellis Island: NMra.Jepaon
of Hood Brtvsr, Or., waa there with me,
but was detained a day longer, and as
a result contracted while there the worst
case of erysipelas her doctor bad ever
seen In all his practice."
"I am a British clttsen, and com
plained of the unsanitary conditions to
my ambassador, who sent a counsellor
general of commerce and labor. They,
would not let me wire to the British
consul. They refused to look at my
credentials, and when I told an Offloer
I protested at the terrible treatment of
British women In the awful common
room, he said: We are going to alter It
right now.' Commissioner Uhl sent
them urgent Instructions to Instantly re
lease me, and I went off all alone with
out my baggage. I went back and com
plained to several Inspectors of ths
awful condition la that 'hell on earth;
alao I went before the superintendent
and had several men u? before' him who
the Friday before called out to the pas-
sengera landing from the Adriatic, Get
on upatalra, you cattle; you will soon
have a nice little ro
f The only Mrs. Jepson known here Is
J. H. Jepson. who owns a farm in the
upper valley.
WEST EXPLAINS SYSTEM
(Continued from Page One.)
tatlon to run away, we know they pos
sess self-control snd sre worthy to
tske the next promotion, which is pa
role to go out and work for themselves.
all tha time remaining subject to the
state, and that If they violate any law
they are to be brought back to confine
ment In thl way the etate maintains
Its grip upon them."
Personally Governor West cares lit
tle for criticism of his prison policy
becsuae he la sure hs Is doing right,
but he expresses regret that his oppo
nents should make political capital out
of a reform movement. "Because Of
those poor fellowa out there whom I sm
trying to help snd make men of," he
said today, 1 regret ths present agita
tion." Under ths old "bull pen" system aa
high as It men have escaped in a sin-
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THURSDAY EVENINO. JUNE 22, 1
gle year. Only two from a much larg
er number of . trusted . man have at
tempted to get away, undet. the new
system. This showlog Is demonstrat
ing the suceees of the system and eniy
a few scattering. . timid and mleln
formed ones have aver expressed fear
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been eursed and guarded at the point
of a gua until hla tsrna la ended and
then turned out to ba pounced upon by
tha first police offloer whom he cuanoea
to meet . 1
TWO BANDITS HOLD UP -
. I. C. PASSENGER TRAIN
. Memphis. Tenn June II. Polios to
day are searching for two bandits wh6
held up tha northbound Illinois Centre;
passenger train near hero. The bandits
forced the mall clsrks to give up the
registered mall pouch, but made no at
tempt to rob the passengers. .
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BROTHERS WAR OVER
V-ESTATE OF RELATIVES
Arguments In ths estate case ef Oeorgs
B.-Cspea A Co. began , thla morning
In 'the county court Attorney Uonel
Webster represented Ellory Cspen.. ths
administrator, whom' ft brother charges
has never made ft final accounting la
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k Attorney Webster characterised the
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defraud tha estates of three dead PH
nle. Judge Cleston took the mattes
under advisemsnt antll Friday mernlaf
when be will pass upon It
t Minor Sboota ratnter.'
Ulted P"-a Uaa4 Wlra.
; Loe Angeles. June II. Oeorge M.
Ranek,La miner, la under arrest today
and R. C Wilbur, a painter. Is critically
Injured following a shooting In the Ho
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by Ranck when he remonstrated with
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World' Record for Twins. , '
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and Envelopes 23
Hand Painted or Plain Place
Cards v W OFF
Tally and Score Cards,, ft OFF
Wax Paper for lunches,' etc.,
package ........ .". .... 5
$2.75 Sterling-Pencil Holder and
Refills 1,83
$2.00 Sterling Pencil Holder anL
Refills .;. 1.3
$1.50 Sterling Pencil Holder and
Refills- 1.00
$1.50 "Woodlark" Fountain Pen,
guaranteed f .... ....... 98
Waterman or Conklin Self Fill
ing Pens, fold on 10 days' trial,
satisfaction guaranteed, Pens
filled free. . . '; ' , . '
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