East Oregonian : E.O., July 17, 1916, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Page PAGE THREE, Image 3

DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON. MONDAY, JULY 17, 1916.
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WAUKBQAN, 111., July 17. Wil
liam H. Orpet, the University of Wis-
onsln student charged with murder
ing Muriun Uiinhert, a nigh ssnwH
girl und hi former sweetheart, was
found nut guilty Saturday night by a
Jury In Judge Donnelly's court alter
five hour' deliberation.
The lurv retired at 2:50 o'clock
At C o'clock It" memtmrs were taken;
to dinner at a boarding house where:
they spent half an hour.
i-ift Await WrUict.
One hour later came the flash that
a verdict had been reached I'mlm-l
bly fifty person were still waiting fori
it. orpet, who had taken his even-,
lng meal, was sent for in his eel!, j
judge Donnelly, u cripple who had
beta seated In a chair un the court-,
house lawn chatting with the lawyers
made his way painfull) upstairs on aj
crutch
The defendant, as usual, was seat
ed between his mother and Mrs. Ed- i
win Taylor, his lancrtady ut Madison,,
when the Jury filed In
Woman In itlk Makes gonad.
Duly one sound broke the stillness
with which for a few seconds the ver
diet was received It came from a
woman about 50 years old, dressei
in black who had attended every sea
lion of the court. She made an In
articulate sound something between
a sob and a shriek.
She had never explained her In!
teres! In the cuae except to sa that
e was 'a friend or humanui
Orpei t'eels Kmotion.
Orpet wiis silent through excess of
lotion. He waa barely able to re
stav In Jail as comfortable as pos
sible. The party then were, taken home
In an automobile by Leslie V. Hanna,
Waukegan attorney for the defense.
Crowd Lines Itoute.
The usual Saturday night throat
,,f farmer.! and their families In for
the week end shopping and recrea
tion was present in extra force and
crowded the route wnlch Orpet took
after leaving the jail He went first
to the of.ice of Leslie P Hanna, his
local attorney.
r started for me m
inlercepted and la
officet Mr. Hanna
mobile, however. and
that orpet had aJf
of freedom if let
four months' incarceration. The
route lay parti., along the shore Ol
Lake Michigan. In which Orpet dur-
Ina his com inenu in expressed a w ish
to swim, past Helm's woods, In which
place Marlon came to her death, and
the orpet home on the McCornmit
estate.
Summer Romance lu-gnii.
last summer young orpet, then
a pallid, slender youth of 19, ot
sharply regular features, somewhat
vain of his college opportunities an 1
undlacfnllnnd as to character, return
ed from the University of Wisconsin
at Madison for a vacation at home.
He fell madly in love with Marion,
according to his letters. She rn'l
eomoleted her irnior year at the
The Orpets ha
terurhan when
ken to the law
sent tor his aut.
It was from ih:.i
first full breath
A FEW REAL BARGAINS
RECKLESS OF " ON V
IN OUR READY-TO-WEAR DEPT.
We have some of the nicest and neatest
THREE PIECE BREAKFAST SUITS
you have ever seen in town for only,
98. These come in Copenhagen,
pink, lavender and stripes of all kin"
Remember, only 98
PARASOLS
INCLUDING EACH AND EVERY ONE Hi OUR STORE
AT Vs REDUCTION. SELECT THE ONE YOU WANT
NOW.
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DearfMd high whom and was then
IT and known for her gaiety and
laughter "the Hie "1 the party," as
A SCENE FROM "THE IRON CLAW," CHAPTER No. 6, 1PATHE)
006V TOD AT
Swine provided 60 per ceent of the
total mitit consumed In the Herman
empire lust year.
MONTANA
OIKS ON
Let Resinol Make
Your Sick Skin Well
That itching, burning skin al
most certainly be bot 'I i The first UM
of resinol olntmenl widen (an to give
instant relitl. ln
the l.em oi res.no, r j
soap, tins NHitinii);,
healing ointment usu
ally clears away all
tfaCC "f mrma, ring
worm, rash or similar
tormenting, sleep pre
venting sKtn-ojernaei
quirklv and t little cost. Physicians
have prMcribtd resinol ointment regu
larly lor over twenty years, so you need
not hesitate to use it Irccly. Kold by
all druggists.
la Your Toilet Soap
Injuring Your Skin ?
Many toilet snaps contain harsh, in
iurious alkali. Resinol soap contains
absolutely no free alkali, and to it is
added the resinol medication. This
gives it soothing, .healing properties
which clear the complexion, comfort
tender skins mid keep the liair healthy.
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RETURN TRIP AFTER
ATTENDING FUNERAL
1.1 t- HKItMlsTON FOR GREAT
i i kim. immm:
( llll llltl.N UACK.
Had Minuted Last lilt' Of Woman,
mid I tab Burned to IKatli; .lames
Todil Is SO on the Border With
Henna k Regiment, liev. und MM.
Jones f iwkcr, Vlws,
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DON'T let another
summer ro by
without an Ansco. It
will add more to the
pleasure of your out
inw than anything else.
All winter and long
afterwards yovi can live
over again with your
pictures those Rood
summer days. Let us
show you the Ansco
line. $2 to $55.
Tallman & Co.
Leading Druggist!
ren mlan
UK KM 1ST' IN, ore.. July 1,
K. M Fryhurg and Mrs. J. C. Uen
son or Greet Falls. Mont , who were
here for the funeral or their cousins.
Mrs PO'ton Boon and baby, left
last night tor their homes They
were accompanied by Virginia and
PeytOtl Boone. Jr., who will make
Ihelr home with Mrs. Kryeburg .with
Whom their mother lived as a girl
The muny friends of James Todd
I will 1k interested to learn of his
! having enlisted In Company A of the
I Kentucky stale militia at uouurvui.,
I a few weeks ago. lie Is now at the
! border.
Hev. and Mrs. O. F. Jones of Ha
ker City, were here the first of the
week looking after their farming in
terests. They were en route to Min
i nssota for a few weeks' visit.
Mrs Francis It. Ueeves and son.
e .i.. Jr.. left Wednesday for
PorBand where they Will spend the
summer with relatives and inen"
Nick Codd Ot Spokane, presiuem
of the Hermlstun Light & Power Co..
Is looking after business interests
here this week.
Mrs Harry Diver, formerly of
Umatilla but now living Bunny
side, Wash., is a visitor in the City
today. ' ,., .
in.. ,iorub. Skinner left Wednes-
-la'v for Portland for a visit with her
Islers, Katherlne and Helen Munnei
ibert islrohm of fortianu. mt
this week on business
Ueorgc Patterson came m
Irrigon Thursday for a short
l the home or her lister, Mrs-.
Harrison.
K. I. 1 av is and little daughter
Mlgnon. visited friends in r-cno
Thursday.
K 0 Walber, ll T. Maltby, Ton
Campbell and Dr. J. A. Campbell
pent Sunday at Hlngham Springs,
motoring IH) fn Mr. Maltby's car.
BUNGALOW APRONS
Just the thing you cannot get along
without. Think how they save your
dresses. Only, each 69?
GINGHAM WASH SKIRTS
In all sizes for Misses' and Women.
A large assortment of patterns, each
69r.
CORSET DEPT.
In this department you will find such
bargains in corsets you won't be able to
believe yourselves. Regular $1.25.
$1.50 and S2.00 corsets in all sizes at
onlv 69f . Can you beat it?
PIECE GOODS DEPT.
Fancy Lace Cloths, Voiles, Lawns,
Dimities, Marquisettes and such like.
All at a sacrifice. These are divided in
to three lots.
LOT NO. 1. consisting of Lace Cloths,
Voiles and Lawn de Soies; regular 35c
to 50c values, 25f the yard.
LOT NO. 2, consisting of mostly all
lawns and an exceptionally large range
of patterns. Regular 20c, 25c and 30c
values, 15 the yard.
LOT No. 3, consisting of all lawns
and dimities, with a large assortment of
patterns to choose from. These are reg
ular 15c and 20c materials, all at lie
the yard.
VISIT OUR GROCERY DEPARTMENT
. . t thf BEECHNUT BRAND goods, such as Peanut Butter, Os
nd sample a few of THL BttLnnui DIUM,U B ' nilTTON
'car Sauce Mustards and etc. now being demonstrated by MISS DUTION.
alexMders
Th. Davlieht Store; Better Goods, Lateat Styles, Prompt and Courteous Attention.
The Daylight More, p&y posUge
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WJLU An H. ORPET.
fe imtl Ft-ri service.
i turn the handclasps of his attornevs.
i u Hwnbd the hand Of a reporter.
but muttered a scarcely perceptible
'pieaae don't "
Up made his w
honk th
the juri
and
one, smii-
,..,,l one '
L.. .vinir nothing.
Wan' Mother 1. her 6eU
orpet nro - .v.
m
M is
lie
here
Mi
from
visit
Frank
Mrs.
CASTOR I A
?r TnfantQ And Children
rvi
In Use For Over 30 Years
Always bears
the
Signature of
ed the verdict as . (nil,
"',r,;"w tn to .naP J
35 tftS5
warned tim. w,Daper.
,.r ; m-
Jamea H. W
f"r ??h. tenr snd they tricKlc.
keep back the tear, n ih Wfl s.
from hi- "'fhWF rotter and Le-l"
L0e,a.es. ""Jelvlng congratu
P Hanna, a11
lations. . hld
Mr WllKerson "
i i K.i,, more ;n:iu
opinion orpet n
declared not (turn.. ,.
He was proved innocent. "
Mr Wllkerson "He is jglni
With bis 'th-r ow' Th,'n 'U' !
Mim: into the country for a un. Ota
necled rest after hL, erve-racWlnS
experience brought on him by a Ml
marknble. if not nnpre ' ,'
,-ies of clrournatanees. Then he will
c6me back home and make a man
of himself.''
spend Ha" llonr in ltni.
The defendant, his father and
mother, his brother. Mrs. Taylor and
Intimate friends made their way in
to the witness room, wnere una i"
v o v was snfecuarded by a bailiff.
Hall an hour later they emerge.
"We'll Ko home now. William,
said Mrs orpet. and they made th. ir
way down the back stairs and to the
jail. . , . .
Orpet'l few belonninss which He
had In his cell were already Packed
He had recovered his seTr-possession
by this time and thanked Shent.
Orltftn tor makini nlafout months
one witness put It.
Wher orpet returned to collet li
!be fall erf 1S15 freonent letters wen
exchanged. Orpet flestroe,l hers;
Site eaved Mis. and they remained aft
er her death to 'speak of the great'
fear of exposure that came upon her.
Orpet. in testifying, said that hot
was certain that these fears were!
groundless Once ne mailed her
bottle of montMei and water 't" :
ease hev mind.' anil he brought s
similar compound with him for the
same purpose when heentered Helm's
woods, near Lake Forest, with her
ion the morning of ..'ednesdaj', Feb
' ruary 9, last.
Efforts at Alibi suspicious,
j orpet testified that he made th
trip to allay her fears and to explain
a story which had reached Marlon
that he was engaged to one Celestla
I l'ouker. but theelaoorate efforts
1 which he made to keep the trip sc-
ret. and his subsequent oonflicting
statententi of it to officers of the
! i.iw developed into the most damag
ing evidence against him. It led u
e menacing question of Mr. Joslyn
reiterated again and again "Why
Why'.' Why? Why did "u come'.
You brought no relief: you brougtv
medicine von tirouKhl no lend,"
ness no ' Is of loVe. Why did
you come?''
On February S. Orpet at Madison
left three letters, postdated Febru
ary 9. with his friend Otto Peters n,
to he mailed on the latter dale One
waa to his mother, one to Marion, and
u'e to Marion's friend Josephine Da
vis. They were worded to make it
appear that the writer was in Madi
son on February 9. the day he kept
hit tryst in the woods with Marlon,
Hid she CP me tO her death
rjMtfBM Explained.
, ' orpet explained on the stand that
the alibi letters as the came to '
known were written .0 thai if cy ;" '
i wn parents who expected him to re
main faithful to college duties, they !
would accept the "etters as covcW
s,ve evidence to the contrary. W
'etter to Josephine was to corrobor
ate that to Marion. Josephine bastl
(led that she never received It
On the afterr-con of the 8th. hi a
nark overcoat which ne had borrow -
, ... ..oe u-iih dress suit to a
rtv which he expected to attend on
e 1 "th earning the bottle ol mo-t-sea
and watei In his pocket, an.lj
,ving behind him the alibi le'ierdj
il a bed rumpled to deceive, h'a
n.Hadv the student proceeded by
di.watikee wnere no
o between trams vi
L,ake Forest.
Arriting Ihere he arranged bv tele
phone to meet Marion on her way
to school the next morning, walked j
about for a while to make certain his
parents had retired and entered the
UeCormlck garage, where he spem
the night on a cM.
.Ttxik Walk ru Woods.
In the morning he and Marion met
and walked ihrougn the snow inf.
the WOOdS, orpet testified that there j
was little conversation and he coul 1 1
recollect only the purport of it Be
offered her the "medicine" and shei
refused it He started ;to leave but,
she called him Baca ana aaw
.Mr. Pruitt is Heppner Lexington.
lone. Condon. Fossil. KOCK urees.,
McDonald. Wasco Moro, Grass Val
ley, Shaniko Antelope. Madras. Me
tollua, Culver. Redmond. Bend, prine
ville. Burns, Canyon City, John Day
Prairie City. Long Creek and Ritter
At Ritter Mr. Pruitt will return to
Pendleton and Mr Carson will pro
ceed on the O.-W. to Boise Pocatello
and' then to Missoula. During the
last two weeks Spokane. North Yaki
ma, Ellensburg. the Puget Sound
country and the Grays Harbor terri
tories will be covered by Mr. Carson.
He will finish his whirlwind cam
paign September 20 and by that time
there will be lined up for Pendleton
the largest crowd wnich the city has
ever held in Its gates.
1 M
hour
was going !
He said th
of it. aad s
-1
write her any moie.
seemed to be no use
led away again,
n ade me look armwdl
w what and 1 saw',
Marion lying In the snow." related j
Ihe defendant on the stand. "I re-:
turr d. kneeled ov,r her for maybe i
u minute l noticed the moist now-,
,ler In the lines of her hand. Her
e were i ed. Th. n a kind o
fog came or! my brain and 1 don't
remember much after that except
on reaching the road I threw away
the "medicine" and made my way on
foot to Highland park caught a traUl
and that eVenln. arrive", back at
Madison."
iin.lv Found Next .Morn tag
MUimi waa missed that night and
her hod) found the next mornin?.
Orpet vis arrested and told numer
ous Conflicting stcries prior to the
tria'. these bell I used against him
at the trial.
During his cross examination,
which lasted three days, he repeated
ly took refago in "1 don't remem
ber.' He spoke In a low voice with
apparently studied effort, but never-
he less be, ame mvoivea m www
.xtricated himself by "correcting my
mvloiia teatlm ilty." His manner
,ro,is. and he rarely looked at
lUlaltor Attorney Joslyn
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Loans on Farms
If you desire to borrow money on farma,
our officers will be glad to have you call at
this old, strong bank and consult with
them.
Our loaning policy is liberal and while
always in keeping with the moat approved
and conservative banking methods we do
everything in our power to accommodate
our customers.
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A few Reasons Why
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You Should
of the treasury and his
doubtless bring a BUmoet
here. The visit. rs of ll
wild west exhibition afte
Cook With Gas
It is Handy It Is Cheap
Wastes No fuel
It is Clean and Cool in Summer,
and is Absolutely Safe.
Phone us and we will estimate the cost of Installation.
Ranges and Water Heaters Sold on
Easy Terms.
Paei Power & Light Company
Phone 40