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PAGE TEN THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON MONDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1925 E . With the expiraLfon Saturday night of a 30-duy reprieve grunted Allan AioLuren of .Portland, who wae sentenced to lour years in tan slate peniieutiury lor a statutory crime. Governor Pierce auuouncuil that no further clemency from life office would be extended. Gladwin Lawpaugh, another youth involved in the same offense, is already serving a five-year sentence, but ft third youth, Archie Livingstone, was paroled from the bench by Judge Campbell of Oregon Cuy. McLaren is a son of W. Q. Mc Laren, a eocial worker of Port land and former member of the iate parole board. "This office has been flooded with telegrams, letter and peM Hons pleading tor executive clem ency for Allan McLaren, who was sentenced by Judge J. U. Campbell of Oregon City to a term of four years in the Oregon state pen! tentiary for aiding and abetting the crime 01 rape says the gov rnor'e statement. "Strong pressure has ' been brought to bear upon thie office from personal, business and politi cal friends, 1 granted a reprieve of 30 days in order to have ample time to consider the matter from every angle, realizing that the wishes of so many hundreds of our foremost citizens should not be lightly treated by ine. I have carefully considered all phases ot the case. "The people or the state of Ore gon have given the governor the privilege of extending executive clomency when in his judgment there has been a miscarriage of justice. It is not a duty incum bent upon the governor to act as a court of appeal from any judicial decision. The pardoning power is Vested in the executive for the sole purpose of rectifying newly dis covered evidence after the trial. It le a power to be zealously guarded and exercised only with the great est caution. It ie not the governor! who commits men to prison. Un der our ays torn of government the judiciary tries the offender and When found guilty .imposes the penalty. The executive should not change such sentences for light and transient reasons. "Nearly all the petitioners base their pleae for clemency upon their sympathy for the father ol this young man and recite the won derful work he has done for the fallen in the years past. No citi zen of Oregon appreciates more deeply than I do the great debt we owe to this grand man for his life's work among us, yet as governor of thiB state, under oath to see that our laws are ml tti fully executed, I cannot consider pleaB baaed upon sympathy for the parents. Prac . tically ovcry plea hafl also alleged the prior delinquency of Grnco F rankling. Under the laws of our stnto such prior delinquency can not be set tip as a defcuse to the crime of rape. "I listened to the statement of the young man himself. At the time ot the crime was committed he was 22 years old. He owned the car and drove It himself to the unfrequented spot where the crime was committed, with at least one ot the girls In the party strenu ously objecting to the trip. She was armed with a loaded revolver and twice snapped U at McLaren. A tragedy was averted only by reason of defective cartridges. Judge Campbell, who sentenced this man, writes me: 'I could find no reason lor puroling young MC' La re n.' District Atotrney Stipp, who prosecuted the case for the state, wires me: 'I do not recom mend executive clemency for Allai McLaren.' No new evidence has been presented to me. After an exhaustive Investigation the status of the case is Uie same as it wa on the day when the jury handed in its verdict to Judge Campbell Deeply do I regret that stern duty compels me to deny executive clemency. ' SOUTHERN COLLEGES FROWN UPON SMOKING Atlanta, Ga Nov. 30. (A. P.) The precedent sot by Bryr Mawr In placing the stamp of of ficial approval on smoking by women stdents finds scant sym pathy among southern colleges at tended by women It Is indicated by reports reecived from 37 insti tutions, including five in the Dis trict ot Columbia. A few have no rule against the practice but It Is nowhere encouraged. Women's college, Presbyterian Charlotte, N. C, has the maximum penalty, expulsion, but reports no violations since several years ago when several girls wore "shipped' for Indulging In the weed. ML ANGEL MAN . KILLED BY CAVE-IN Mt. Angel, Or., Nov. 30. Word was received hero on Saturday that one of the men killed In o cave-in In the city brickyard in Moscow, Idaho, on Friday was Pan) Komp, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Komp of this city. The funeral Is being held in Moscow today. In addition to his parf-nts and brothers and sisters, Komp in sur vived by a wife ami five children. "PHILLIPS" MILK OF MAGNESIA Unless you ask for "Phillips," you may not get the original Mtik of M acri eala prescribed by physi cians for 60 years as an antacid, laxative, corrective. 25 cent bottles, also 60 cent bot tles, contain directions any drug Btorc. Adv. The opening of the junior bas ketball league will start this even ing at the Y. M. C. A. All of the players have been signed up and are to report at the "Y ' this after noon. The league was started by Bob Board man, supervisor of ath letlcs at the Y. M. C. A., and George Cadwell. Six teams are now entered in the league. It was at first plan ned to have eight entries but only six have entered so far. The teams entered are Whitman Pioneers, Y. M. C. A. Leaders, Parrisu Jrs., South Friends, Comrades and Inde pendents. The league Is being sponsored this year instead of the commercial league as in former years, due to tho inability to Bee u re the ade quate floor space for practice. The game this evening will be be tween the Whitman Pioneers and the Y. M. C. A. Leaders. Both teams have been practicing hard for this game and it Is expected to be hard fought. Members of the high school and the Parrish junior high school teams are barred, the idea in sponsoring the league be ing to interest more boys in the game. - j The players for the game to-. A JURE COUGH DAYS' SYOUR Persistent coughs and colds lead to serious trouble. You can stop them now with Creomulflion, an emulsified creosote that is pleasant to take, Creo mulsion is a new medical discovery with two-fold action; it soothes and heals the inflamed membranes and in hibits Renn growth. Of all known drugs, creosote is rec ognized by high medical authorities as one of the greatest healing agencies for persistent coughs and colds and other forms of throat troubles. Creomulslon contains, in addition to creosote, other healing elements which soothe and heal the infected membranes and stop the irritation and inflammation, while the creosote goes on to the stomach, is ab sorbed into the blood, attacks the seat of the trouble and checks the growth of the germs. Creomulsion is guaranteed satisfac tory in the treatment of persistent coughs and colds, bronchial asthma, bronchitis and other forms of respira tory diseases, and is excellent for build ing up the system after colds or flu Money refunded if any cough or cold is not relieved after taking according to directions. Ask your druggist. Creo mulsion Company, Atlanta, Ga. (adv.) H. F. Woodry & Son Auctioneers and Furniture Dealers, pay cash for Oscd Furniture. Store 271 North Oom'l. Agent Lang Ranges. Office Phone 75 or Residence Phone 1843-W FOR CHRISTMAS i ! i i I I Pendleton Indian Robes and Bed Blankets Reserve Them Now. A small deposit will hold them i for von iint.il f!lirist.mn.R A few defective blankets may be had at Extra Attractive Prices Make Your Selections Now Pendleton Blankets are appreciatedby all night as announced by Bob Hogrd- man are: Whitman Pioneers A Byrd, C. Bachelor, D. Blegmuud, H. rropp. w. siegmund. H Holmea and U Colgar. Y. M. C. A. Leaden W. Huse, R. Stelwer, B. Judeon. H. Goode and Baker. MAY MERGE DRAINAGE AND RECLAMATION WORK Corvallle, br.. Nov. 30. The 'juration ot formally merging the Oregon Drainage association with the Oregon Reclamation Congress will be ono ot the matters for con sideration at tho eleventh annual meeting of the association eet for Tuasuay In the chamber ot com merce rooms at Salem. Thie an nouncement was made by W. L. Powers, secretary ot the associa tion and recently elected secre tary of the reclamation congress, in announcing the program for the meoting. A recent poll of the mem vers of the Oregol Reclamation Con gross has resulted In the election of 16 trustees, who have been called to.meet In conjunction with the annual : association meeting next Tuesday. - 1CT0N SALE WED. NITE 7 P. M. F. N. Woodry's New Store Summer and Norway Sta. See Full Advs. In Tuesday's paper. . Phone 611 PINCHOT SEEKS Harribbuig, Pa., Nov. 30. (A. P.) Governor Pinchot hns submit ted to leaders of the United Mine Workers, gathered hero at his re quest an eleven point plan for a new wage agreement, Including a provision for immediate tormina-: tion of the present suspension and resumption of mining opera-lions. The plan outlined by the gov ernor proposes a five year con tract, creation of a joint board ot Investigation and award to study the Industry and determine whether increased wagea can be Buy a Fisk A Tire of Quality You owe it to your pock et book to get our prices on Balloons, High Pres sure and heavy duty. 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EVEN CONTRACT GOODS ARE INCLUDED Rogers Silverware, Seth Thomas Clocks, Libbys Cut Glass, etc. $25 Hawke's high grade cut glas3 10 inch Fruit Bowls, now $16.67 $3.50 Hawke's high grade cut glass French Dressing Bottles, now. $2.34 $2.50 high grade cut glass Marmalade Jars with silver tops and spoon $1.25 $4.00 high grade cut glass tall Water Goblets, now $2.67 $6.00 high grade cut glass Vases, many shapes and designs, now. $4.00 $4.00 high grade cut glass Nappies, with and without handle, now $2.67 $5.00 high grade cut glass Compotes, now $3.34 $36.00 high grade cut glass Water Set with Jug, now $22.50 $45.00 high grade cut glass Water Set with Jug, now $25.35 $14.00 Diamond cut glass Water Set with Jug, now $10.50 $14.00 high grade cut glass Water Bottles, now : :.: $9.10 $6.50 high grade cut glass Celery Dishes, now .....$4.88 $7.50 high grade cut glass Sugar and Cream Sets, now $5.63 $5.00 high grade cut glass 12 inch Sandwich Plates, now $3.75 INDIVIDUALITY IN GLASSWARE GIFTS A gift of fragile Venetian Glassware is sure to be as unique as it is pleasing. It's something everybody else hasn't thought of before! SILVERWARE SPECIALS At Less Than Nationally Advertised Prices J26.10 184? Rogers Silver Plate. 26 piece Bet of tableware in . (tOI A C hamlfsnme trnv Nnw ... fDf-LrxeJ J32.50 50 year Coniunily Plate. 20 piece. U I 11 set in a buttet serving tray. gOQ QC iH $20.70 Comunity Tudor Plate:- 43 piece year . ' $21.35 jm. $76.25 Sterling Silver 2C piece sot. Seven patterns to chooso Irom GMPC 77 - f!iL 1 I I i.iiuf vm my POMEROY & KEENE STATE STREET AT LIBERTY NEXT TO THE SPA
