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EIGRT PAGES DAILY EAST OREGONIAN. PENDLETON. OREGON. THURSDAY, MARCH 21, 1912. PAGE THREE xreM)S 4 Just Received a Big Shipment of LADIES' LOW SHOES These are the celebrated C. P. Ford Shoes consisting of the New Colonial Pump. The four button english toe in white new-buck, the best of the good ones, Gun-metal, Pats., Black ooze in Pumps, But ton and straps. You must try these oh your feet to properly appreciate them. These Shoes Sell for $4.00 and are Standard made shoes with the latest lines that you will pay $5.00 for in the city shops. nil UV! We Give $?&C Trading Stamps LIST OF HUMPHREYS VICTIMS REACH 4 vor.(;Kii max cn.iir;i:s 2 MOKE Ml'KDKUS TO ItUOTIIK.lt Tolls Orfkvrs Hi Step Futhcr Was Slain liy George Humphrey ami A1.-k ;"orgw Damrose Was Strang led to Death, f fUfTT u u 1 Having decided to retire from the Im plement Business in Pendleton we of fer our entire line of . Wagons, Hacks, Buggies, Plows, Harrows; Drills, r-En-gines and Pumps AT COST Now is the time to get Come while stock is complete. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS AND ELECTRICIANS. Sealed proposals will be received at I the office of the clerk of school dis trict No. 16, until April 2nd, 7:30 p. m., for the wiring of the high school building, now in the course of con struction. Bids will also be received for the j addition of four rooms, with base ment, to the North Side school build ing. I Heating, plumbing and wiring will ; bo let in separate contracts, and at a later date. Plans and specifications i may be seen at the office of Lot Liv ermore, clerk of the school board, Pendleton, Ore., and at the office of the architect at Aberdeen, Wash. A certified check for 5 per cent must accompany each bid and the said amount shall be forfeited to the said district, should successful bidder fail to enter into bond and contract within ten days from award. The board reserves the right to re ject any or all bids. By order of said board. C. J. SMITH. Chaiman. LOT LIVERMORE, Clerk. C. E. TROUTMAN, Archt. Pendleton, Oregon, March 14, 1912. Corvallis, Ore., March 21. That George Humphrey, confessed mur derer of Elizabeth Griffith, killed his stepfather, William King, near Day ten, Ore., and George Damrose of Hayhurst valley, near Yoncalla, Ore., is the additional charge made by Charles Humphrey, his brother, who was brought here today from Hills boro. The first story of the Hum phrey's connection with the crime was told to Sheriff Hancock of Wash ington county and A. Ujt Harris, a newspaper man, on the train between Hillsboro and Corvallis. The story as given by Humphrey tallies closely with the facts of death In each Ciise. Charles Humphrey was In good spirits when the news- j papermen met him in charge of Sheriff Hancock, who was taking him to jail at Corvallis. . He talked free ly of the terror which had been in his mind for a long time, and was led step by step over th tale of the two. tragedies, now practically for gotten. The story of the strangling of Wil liam King was told for the first time. King and Humphrey's mother were married 33 years ago. For a long time they lived together, apparently without trouble. Then came separ ation and King moved to Dayton, Ore. There he lived alone. Hatred rankled in the breast of both Mrs. King and George Humphrey, and finally Humphrey went to Dayton in the afternoon, and the next morning King was found dead in bead. Strangle!. Not Heart Failure. It was a case of heart failure, peo ple said. Charley Humphrey says his brother George strangled the man to death with his hands. No suspicion was ever directed to ward Humphrey. King had just sold a horse and buggy and it was sup posed he had money about the house. Charley Humphrey says his brother realized about $12 on the .murder. Charley Humphrey attended the fu neral, gomg to Dayton after his brother had returned from the kill ing. He said he wanted his mother to accompany him to the burial, but that she refused. The crime was the family resided near Dallas. King committed about six years ago, while was about 60 years of age, was rather corpulent and had enjoyed the best of health. Tin- Murder of Dnnirose. Damrose became a victim to George Humphrey's thirst for blood while the Humphrey family lived at Yoncalla, about four years ago, about (he time George Selby was killed near Dallas. Damrose lived in the foothills of Hayhurst valley, six miles from Yon calla and two miles from the Hum phrey place. He had been ailing and was thought to be ill enough for neighbors to sit up with him to give medicine. Gorge Humphrey, so his brother Charley says, went to the Dnmrose house and stayed part or all of one night with the sick man. In the morning Damrose was dead iiml George Humphrey admitted to his brother that he strangled him witli his thumbs. No money was re ported as booty on this murder. Dr. E. W. White of Pasco" was chosen president f the organization; and L. M. Brown of Walla Wallu, secretary-treasurer; vice presidents are: Franklin county. W. H. Miller of Connell; In Walla Walla county, A. S. Dickinson of Waitsburg, Uma tilla county, J. F. Slover of Milton; Columbia county. Dr. C. H. Day of Dayton; Garfield county, J. It. Ste vens of. I'omeroy. Benton county Is not in the organization as yet, but has been requested again to Join, and will be allowed to name its own vice president. Walla Walla will be headquarters, and the literature of the organization will be handled through this place. Every commercial organization af filiating will pay $5 annual fees. There will be quarterly meetings, one of which will be the, regular annual convention. Waitsburg will have the next gathering- in about three months, the date not having been definitely set. It is planned by means of this club to advertise the country as a whole, and through the office of the secre tary, to answer inquiries as well as to refer them to each Commercial club In the organization. A pain in the side or back that catches you when you straighten up calls for a rubbing application of BALLARD'S SNOW LINIMENT. It relaxes the c intracted muscles and permits ordli.ary bodily motion with out suffering or inconveinence. Price 25c, DOc and Jl, per bottle. Sold by A. C. Koeppen & Bros. bargains. the the rvn Main Street. mint o. Pendleton, Oregon. NOTICE OP BIDS. For Water System anil PI.ik Line for Uound-Fp Park. Notice is hereby given that the common council of The City of Fendle ton will receive bids at the office of the City Recorder up to Mar. 27, 1912, at 7:30 o'clock p. in., for the construc tion of a water system and pipe line In connectina with Round-Up Park, according to p'ans and specifications for said water system prepared by Geary Kimbrell, City Surveyor, and now on file in the office of City Re corder, said bids to be opened by the common council at its regular meeting to be held on March 27th, 1912, at 7:30 o'clock p. m., said bids to speci fy as follows: For all pipe delivered per foot $ For laying pipe, including i excavating. back filling j trench and all labor and ! material necessary, per foot J For manholes, each $ For catch basins, each... $ For entire pipe iine com plete (total bid) $ Each .bid must be accompanied by a certified chack in the sum of 5 per cent of amount bid made payable to the order of the mayor of The City of Pendleton, and the Common Council reserves the right to reject any and nil bids. 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