TRY
THE HEATON
MURDERTRIAL
r
~""
• ns charged him
He later went t>
J P Doi herly, A m Ali ff tt. J J Hea-
nevi aud ordered hi* «dolbM *ent to a
Deruled
is'uliuueil
on
the
witas-s
ton, ■4rs J J Heaton.
cleaner's estat li*bmeut.
Ti « i —es were ►» rn and «X- •laud aud (e* 11 tied to th« appearai ce
HIE flAlED IriAl IN HER
of
mud
outlie
bar
and
bksid
at»
ut
llie
O.Ud <1 fr >m thè n> >m.
•»loon. A pieiol was iuiroduoed iu PRESENCE AND IN THE PRE»
iTAT*MKNT< Y PBWaCUTIOM.
oourt and ¡denuded by the wilt.ess as ENCEOF urilLlt' i.ERl'HEATON
L T Mari is for thè -late, ststed tbat being exactly similar to tbe one Trsny »HOOK CASH IN HIS POCKETS
AND SAID, “AND THAT IS NO I
thè priaecut ou expeu^d to prov« Ite bad used.
The counsel for the defense were , ALL WE HAVE, BEK1 HAS MORE
gu 1 of ’he prl».»’ier tj" a lon* li-t > f
f»c;-,co eriig thè tirne fotm t » m
qui -k to interpose otj-ctious through- MONEY RIGHT HERE,“ TAPPING
fot good Boots, Shota
d i uuiA Htatou waacaptired. Tic e i ul the testimouy. lbe records «bow His BREAST.
and Rubbers.
Heatou’* wife was knowu lu Red­
f-icts wereread by .Mr Barri*.
numerous exception« takeu to the rul­
ding as '¿livers” aud uot the « tfe of
ings of the court.
1 he defeca« mafie no adureea to
Our motto is
Mr». Benton Tracy, widow of tbe ’ the d^teudant.
J«ry-
murdered
uiau was puton the »laud al HER KE a L NAME IS MISS OLGA
wir.NAss’ lBtfriMos\
7
:4U
and
id
a firm voice ideutlfied her 1A»PKRSON, AS 1ES11F1ED l'O
Dr Ogl-sby test tied that he attended
SHE WAS
Uu-tsuid
’
a
clothing
which was worn BY MRS MARI IN.
Tracy imnie<iisl> 1» after ha WM »hot,
The Jury Quickly Selected By that he ajv0ju»t<d a buil t by au- at the ti me of tae shooting. The re KEPT UP AND FURNISHED
MONEY BY HEA1WN. HE GAVE
other person wno had plcaed it from 1 volver was also Identified. They were
the Attorneys— Prisoner d
HER MONEY WITH WHICH BHE
labled
as
exhibits.
the tl tor.
1’1 RCHASED A t-OMl’LETE OUT­
Close Observer and
Jack
Brieriy,
a
middle
aged
citlaen
C Tracy, VQn brother of Benton
FIT OF CLOTHES.
of
Junction,
testified
tbat
Heaton
had
Listener.
Tracy, testified that the age of the de­
Heaton left Mr*. Martin’s bouse
ceased was 63 years aud bh weight was playeJ at a gambling game and had
ootensibly
for Rsl Bluff, further
lost
and
left
the
game
about
10:30
170 pounds.
south. The wttuess had not »een the
k*imon Klovdahl surveyor, testified o’clock say lug tbat be was “broke.**
defendant uutll thia sfieruoon »luce
as to the dlnien-i >ua and measure­ He also corroborated previous testimo­
ur s l t d
t
tbat time.
ments of ths M di giam saloou at ny as to the appeoranos of the saloon.
May D. Martiu, daughter of Mrs.
MURDR TRIAL.
• Juuctiou C Ity.
He
swore
that
he
arrived
at
the
saloon
\ew walnut*, almond», flge aud
Martin took the stand at 1:30 o’clock.
ou
the
night
of
the
killing
at
12:25
J
B
Taylor,
Ul-gra|h
operator
of
■JjH.TsvIor L. E. Th< mpeon, |
raisins L V. -seels’ grocery.
She is a vivacious girl of about II sum­
o’clock.
Chan. C< Inert, H. Hunt’r, W. g Junction, st»i-d that he with a oom-
Special »•»I” oa 8,,f“ PllloW8 Friday
mers
whom Attorney Woodcock
luerotul
mau
weut
to
a
pump
iu
trout
B. Mutnmey, Volney Hemen- I
god Haiurdsy at Ml»e Haltzman’s.
called “swift” aud a rustle of excite­
i of ttie »el 'ou to get a driua aud that
Daily «sard. Noy»
way, R. McMurphey, H. A.
ment passed over the courtroom. She
Farmers ready hor-e »hoes at Cham,
whiletbetea man wa» standing in
Hensational devel »piueuta In tbe substantially corroborated her moth­
Kompp, J. M. Marjgyi, Percy
her»’.
Long, Geo. Holland. Jas. Keu- I front of th» sa’oon who scrutinized ttie .Heatin murder trial this afternoon er’s sensational testimony. HHE
gre tbe 50 cent miese,’ .hoes at
j two very carefully. He testified tbat crested a tbrrl of exoi’ement in the
nerly.
POSITIVELY identified a large 45
gilbert'».
tbe defendant remuiJed the mau very oourtroom. Two wltues’es for tbe
caliber revolver as belonglug to Bert
I much; tuat 10 mmutw afterward they state from Reddlug, Cal, on tbe st tod
OoiDg fast—wall paper at Preeton 4
Dally G«nrd, N ot 5
Heaton. Bite said be called It “Betsy”
flsles.
°
O
Th» commencing of the trisl of Bert 1 nea:d shots fired. ,Taylor sail he be­ created the furor. The prisouer smiled or "Sweetheart,”
Buy a boys’ sweater and eave a doc i Heat >u for the murder of Benton lieves that the accused mau, pointing once or twice in a nervous way but
Jobu Bonn t, of Keddiug, proprie­
Tracy at Junction, May 20th last, In to Heatou, is the same aa the one who ke| t hi* eye on tbe witness’s. He
tor bill. Racket.
tor of a t Issuing aud dyeiug establish­
»0
closely
scrutinized
them.
moved
in
hl»
ebsir
frtquenily
and
C F Farrow A Co will sell you the tbe olicu't court l*f re Jr*lgeJ. W.
ment in tbat city >t*ted th» t be bad
Clyde Cook’s testimony showed tbat keeps one F^tnd generally on hit !s».
’■tamilton thl» morning brought a
best plows and barrows.
Oleaued a suit ofolotbeo tor Hestou aud
he
bad
met
the
defendant
iu
the
Mono
­
this
mokninq
’
s
session
.
large crowd to the court room. There
charged him about $3. THE BILL
72 pair* 1 ’dies’) kid lace shoes, J2.5o
were a few women among the specta­ gram saloon an* had seen Heatou iu
Wm. Keene, marshal of Junction WAS PAID ENlIRELoY IN DIMES.
»bo»s,*l.93 a pair. Gilbert.
tbe saloon. He said be met Heaton on City, testified that he observed Bert
tors.
The defeuse did not ask the wiluees a
G x>d boy«’ wagon* for good boys, all
The defendan' wa- brought to court the sidewalk after 12 o’clock two or Heaton In tbe Monogram saloon sit­ queetlon.
it»» at Chamber» Hardware.
ihree
times.
He
positively
ident
fled
shortly after 9 o'clock by Sheriff
ting In the rear room where be could
Mr Lemon, of Redding, teotified
the best lot of sweater* we have ever Withers. He »tulied and nodded rec­ Heaton as tbe man who waa walkiug see tbe bar. He stayed with Tracy
lhat he has knowu Heat >u oue year,
offer’d receiv’d todsy. Racket Store. ognition to bis wife owho »at near in front of the .»aloon 15 minutes after after the shooting uutll the arrival of
and th’t tie boarded the trsin 14 miles
twelve o’clock. Tbe witness stated tbe coroner at 3 30.
him throughout tbe day.
Tin fruit cans aud wax.
north of Redding upon whloh Heatou
tbat
be
was
tbe
persou
who
discovered
Tbe day waa mostly taken up with
E. Houtbworth, em( 1 >ye of the was riding. Heatou said to him that
Chambers Hardware.
Tracy after be wa« »hot aud im­ White Front saloon, corroborated pre­
Our boys’ sweaters will plea-e you, the w l otion of a jury. The selection
HE HAD BUEN IN A FIGHT AND
mediately went <or the dott >r.
vious tes i nony as to tbe shots, saying HAD BROUGHT “BETBY” INTO
as tbe price is right P Frank A Bon. of ths jury progressed very rapidly,
six jojors being chosen In less than an
tbat one shot preceded four or five GOOD PLAY.
several snaps in almost new bicycles
hour and a half.
others about cue minute; that he wm
at Chambers Hardware.
WITHBKB ON TH« STAND.
Mr. and Mr*. Edgar, of Grants Pass, |
with Clyde Cook aa they left the
Xek Frssto i A Hal’» ab>ut Pjeir l ’fened Intel tlv to »11 that wa< said. |
Hherlff
Wlthei.on the stand stated
Wl ite Front saloon, pas-iug and re­
Viixed paints. $1.10 per gall >u
Mr» Edgar is a «later of the murdered -
turning to the Monogram saloon and that be arrested Heaton in Walls, Ne-
Boys' vi i kul double soles. 2j to 5J, iiian, Mrs. Tracey, widow of the de­
finding Tiacr leaning against the bar vada, and took from bls person the re*
volver whloh bs identified positively,
*2.50 shoe», t Close out at $1 65.
ceased, »at near.
o
irasplng ’or breatb.
Tbe accused was an intent listener:
Wm. Harpole, dealer In "21’’ games also the cartridge« which he removed
You are welcome to look at our
»t the Monogram, left the Monogram from the gun. He stated that Hsa'oo
Macklnloehee. They are going al oust. to all proceeding’. He eyed each ju-|
ror a» the exami lation progr-’ssed and
1 »oil at midulght going to the White remarked to him at the time rtf the ar*
Ri cket.
seemed
to
study
the
faces
of
every
|
Front
He beard the first muffl’d rest that be bad left Junction broke
All kinds of grass seed wanted.
s,>e»ker both tbe quegi >ner» and qu»«-
»hot and the four or five others fol- and went north two or tbrae station*.
Chambers’ Hardwate.
lionet’. He Is a slightly bui t mini
b wl ga minute l»ter. He testified When be bad said as muob ba said be
lJO pairs ladies’ Oxford’ »-nd bouse whose ge does not seem to he m ’¿e
that during tbe day h« heard Heaton bad better not talk any more.
»lippers, 35 ct n e a pair, Gilbert.
J M Williams who was deputy dl«-
»ay I hat he was ‘‘broke’’ and borrowed
t tan 21 years. Hi wa’ foul l»s»l®
W.kO sox, 25c, 35c and PJo a pair. P dressed and his g-aial minner lot i
50 cents fr m the w t less twice, once liiot attorney was .worn and iudenll*
Fr »nt A don.
to get something to eat and tbe last tied the bullet txhlblled as the saute
pree-ei the observer as b-ing a man
time 11 pla.9poker with.
He stated oue delivered to the aheriff.
450 he»ting stove» to select from. We i aocU’tomed to g > >d e >th»s and man
Reese Eaton testified that he [ icked
cs fit anybody’s purse. Chambers I ■ere.
that he deposited *95 io uiokle», dimes,
up
the bullet which Is In evidence.
.qu
titer»,
hnlf
dollar»
and
dollars
with
Upon the opening of th» case On-
H’ nt ware.
Withers
resumed the tttnd.
He
Bento
.
Tracy
in
tbe
ca»h
register
at
triot
Attorney
Geo
M.
Brown
staid
Sailer h doa-n for cabieel poo» >e and 1
»titled
that
he
removed
the
panel
¡of
12
o
’
clock.
His
testimony
conflicted
three doaen stamps for 2u cents at that two witnesses for the state woul I
, the partition of the saloon containing
with
former
testimony,
saying
that
the
not
be
in
Eugene
untill
tomorrow
after
­
W> ider’s piroto studio.
tody of Tracy wa» not removed from i the bullet dent. The hoard was ex­
All stoves have advanc’d a.ain but noon. Judge McFadden, of Corv-l is.
trp':
Bert Heaton.
behind the bar unt 1 tbe train cames'n hibited in oourt and tn« Jury examined
aud Deputy District Attorney L. T.
aslnngHsthe stock lasie It» yours at
the eattre.
about 3:30.
Harris assisted the district attorney for
Roy M, Farlaod, hotel oink for the
lb. rauie < Id j rue at Chrmb'C8 Hard
J B Taylor, tbeoperat r at Junction,
Juryman McMurphey asked the
tlie etale, while Lark Bilyeu and A. C. Junction Ci’y hotel, testified tbat he
Best woven wire mattress, center Woodcock are the attorneys lor
question if Heaton lost or won at the I wan r real led. He teat tied that there
knew the defendant to be the saint
su ported, for *2 25 at Day A Hender­ Heaton.
game. The witne«» answered that I was no freight trsin going north out of
tbaW he saw walking up and
nytn
I Junction on the morning of the 20th
son’s.
Heaton t 11 him he had loat.
JUBY SELECTED
down ir^front of the euloon about mld-
Monitor Drills and seeders are good |
Fred Witbrow testified that be had of May.
The venire of fiai jurors was ex* nigl.t on the night of the murder, given the defendant money al four
Uh as K Fronk, agent for the HP Co
goods at low prieee. See them at
bausted ju-t before noo > aud a’ter the and tbat he »’*» the name mau who
different times, a dollar the first time at Aloaoy, was called. He testified ru
Chambers Hardware,
eleventh juror was accepted, The bad registered at the hotel previously
tithe arrival and departure of train
Your hens"are moulting. Prussian court took a recgss until one o’clock. under the name < f Bert Ray. He was aud a quarter al three other different
No 15 at Albany on the night of the
P uitry Foils l help them Preston The sheriff was instructed to summon also i t lie etl am after the alarm bad times.
John Bl’W said Heaton waa In the 30tb of May.
A Hales.
ten more trb 1 jurors from which to been given and testified ns to the ac- Monogram sal x>n on the night of the
H N Brown, night operator at Al­
tl> ns >' sever. 1 persona who were w ith
132 pairs ladhs' box ’»If,I 0', double st lent the other m«n
kiilln* He was a “21“ dealer also bany in May. did not establish any
sole*,jwaterpro< trb»e , 'guiar t.»8 h *»
Foil >«i 'g are the jurymen who will him.
and gave Tracy »96 or *97 to keep over essential fact.
John Coor, a citizen of Junction,
st $2.19 a pair. Gilbert.
adjudge Bert Heut >n guilty or inno­
C H Burna, sheriff of Hhaata coun-
uight. He returned to tbe saloon after
Get a cider mill and Indulge iu a cent of the terrible crime with which test I fid that on the night of the mur­ the alarm. He corroborated the pre­ *F>Ual, stated he ha!! a year’s ao
der he was waiting for the train and
good healthy cup. Chambers Hard­ he ie charged:
vious te timony oonoerning the posi­ qualntanoe with HeatoD. He Identi­
ware baa the Buckeye.
J. 8. Taylor, farmer, L. E. Thomp­ as It was late be walked about town. tion of the bullet mark on the wall and fied the revolver in evidence as the
While l*iun engaged shortly after 12
We have 200 pairs of ladies’ *3 50 son, blacksmith, of Springfiel 1; Chas.
g neral arrangement of tbe luterlor of property of Heatan and oslled “Old
o
’clock he e«w the defendant walking
Betsy.*'
Bee shoes. all Hz-s, heavy soles, yellow Culoert, farjuer, of Elmira; H. Hun­
the saloon.
backwards aud forwards in trout of
W H Emerson, of Redding, former
edges, whloh we will st 11 fur *2.65 a ter, contractor, of Creswtll; W. B.
C.
P.
Houston
’
»
testimony
wm most
Mummey, contractor, of Eugene; the »»I > oii where the shooting occurred important. He oame In and gave deputy mar-hal of t that place, knew
pair. Gilbert.
He alto ideati.
Voluey Hemenway, farmer, of Eu­ twelve or fifteen minutes later. He Tracy *3U io silver for *30 In gold. At Heat on for one year,
Wall paper—we now have Io « of
gene; R. McMurphey, manufacturer, »bo retume I to tbe taloon after be this time he noticed Heaton standing tied the revolver. He eaw Heaton lu
remnants to cloee out of tbe new pa­
beard the ehot’.
at the upper end of the bar readlug a Redding May 22 or 23.
pers—come early.
J. J. Dtrnlell, bartinder In tbe Mon­
of Eugene; H. A Kompp, fanner, of
Reese Eaton waa recal ed and teetl
Chambers’ Hardware.
near Eugene; Ge- . H< Hand, farmer, of ogram »»loon during tbe month of paper and notloed him looking over fled m other witnsasM had done ooo*
the
top
of
the
paper
at
the
money
M
it
Builders' hardware is st’jl going up near Eugen. ; J. M. Martin, brick- May, sai 1 he left tbe st 1 hid ab >ut 8:30
lay-on the bar. The witness and oeruing the «ppearanoe of Tracy at
but we have sticks of it bought be make’, of E'lgene; J»«, Kennerly, log- o’clock on tbe Dlgbt of tbe tragedy.
Tracy passed some con verst tion con- 12:26 o’clock, the night of the murder.
lore the advance and Inteud to sell It- ger, of McK’iizte V« I y ; Percy Long, Before leaving he saw a cash transac­
B D Paine waa «worn. He stated
oeruing t ie strange aotmus of Heaton.
tion di-plti iog some hundreds of dol­
We can give you your ch ice of 360 merchant, of Eugeue.
that there were four different kinds of
C.
Aistsait,
night
bridge
walker
for
The Jury waa sworn at l:30o’il>ck lars betweeu Benton Tracy and
pairs of misee»’ aud cbi dren’s shoes st
ths Harri-burg bridge, testified tba’ be Coll oartrilgee manufactured.
Walt
Hcott whereby tbe large
STATE'S WITNESSES.
60 O’nte a pair from Sj till and 11J io
-aw a man answeriug the de«cri| tion
PHoaacuTioN bndbd .
amount of cash was plaoed in tbe cash
2. Gilbert.
Dr W W Oglfby, Blmon Klovdahl.
of the defendant at 1 o’clock in the
With tbi. testimony the elate reeled
register. He swore that thsi efeudsut
luoruiog of the 20th of May, walking ita cose. The attorneys tor the dsfense
J B Taj . lor,C
. Tracy, Clyde Cook, John
was in tbe saloon and also wltnee-ed
Coon, R-jty McFarland, J J Darniell,
very rapidly toward Harrisburg with asked for >0 minute« to oonfsr with
the same thing. He was also In tbe
John Blew, Wm Warpole, Jack Brier-
his head uncovered, canyiog some­ tbtir oli-nt after they bad made the
»a oon afier the alirm was given and
lv, Lee Southworth, Wm Keene, C
thing In his hand oevered by a hand­ motion tn in.truct the jury to imme­
saw a bullet picked up from the floor.
Ol-tad, A L Rtm«ev, Mrs A L Ram­
kerchief. The man accosted him and diately find for the defendant on the
Mr and Mr«R A Bartlett return’d sey, Mrs Barbara Martin, May D Mar­ A bull-t was in’roduced in oourt In response the man he«it»ted and said
ground of insufficient testimony. Tbs
which
be
said
?ras
identical
with
the
la«t nifht from Wgiiijoaton, D»C, tin, John Bonney, W W Wltiere, C
he was bound fcr Harrisburg.
moti'.o was ovsrruled.
where they attended ths nat'onsl en­ K Fronk, H N Brown, J M WilliatT«, one be saw st the time. He exam­
The counsel for the defense moved to
CASK KMT CD,
ined
the
cash
register
and
discovered
campment of the G \ R. Mr Bartbit Reese Eaton, B D Paine, C P Houston,
strikeout
Aistead'e
teetlmony
entirely.
TO THE BURPRIHE OF EVERY
«ays they had a grand t me and that Walter Eldy, Mrs Benton Tracy, Fred tbe robber/. He never saw the de­ Judge McFadden cited authorities for
ONE A. C. WOODCOCK, FOR THE
fender, t In Jut&lon after that night.
the encampment was one ofbe»t ever Withrow.
Tbe oourt here adjourned until 7 the admission of such evldenoe.
DEFENHE, HTATED THAT THEY
held. John Ingham and wife went on
The state’s witiesees were sworn o’c.bck p. m.
BVIDKNCB 8TKICKBN OUT.
RESTED THEIR CASE WITHOUT
to Canada and w'll perhaps t« back in
and excluded from the oourt room,
The motion waa sustained and this GIVING tesiimony ; |
about a month.
The oourt allowed the state to rsoall
most Important testimony of Aleteed
was ordered stricken from the record several witneeses.
J. B. Taylor, the operator, verified
on tbe grounds of being Insufficient
pi
‘dentlfl ’atlon. Tbe defenM did not bi* former testimony.
J- H Miller asserted tbs same.
examine the witness.
Jack Brlerly asserted ths same.
A. L. R»m-»y. boarding house keeper
Roy McFarland added his word to
of Albany, Ustifi-d that the defendant
appeared at bls house In Albany and I tbs others.
Clyds Cook ’ssllflsd to tbs same
requested • f’om Wh,Ch WM <’T*B
I* I Harris fur ths state waa making
hirI, Heaton »tayed all day, except al
dinner time In the room assigned. He , | bis pl--a befort I >e jory at pre-« time.
h qulred aboallM time of tbe eoalh-
»
bound train, »nd the last time the de-
fended was seeo waa at 9 o’el «:k p. m.
YORAN’S
DI t FKNSBB 8 WIT'FB- EH
kvBNIND SESSION
Shoe Store
in
Good Shoes
Low Prices.
|^ ? Ê ^ Ë ÎTÎTÊT ÔT|
CASE OF THE
PROSECUTION
What the State Expects te Prove
in the Heaton Marder
Case.
THAT TH« DEFENDANT
25 per cent off-on all men's pants except
our 7«5c and $1.00 line.
33J per cent off-or just 75c per pair on
one lot Men’s heavy shoes.
AX BILLY S"”*
this A»rKttM<x»N'a »« mion .
Mrs. Ram«*y. wife of the boardlr>r
br>a«e keeper, suoataotlatod her bee­
band’s testimony as to Heaton being In
the hoo»e on the 20th of May
Mrs. Martin, lod»ir« house keeper of
r d'lln«, OMifoml«, hM hern ae-
Wltb Heaton for afoul one
she «tatad that Heaton was st
, T ,,u«e May let end left soon.
Rh«
. •
t.-n until May 22, 1IÌ/X, al
tn th- morning
«be ««Id
k .'. rl that b« wee ravenously hoc-
g* an 1 that be did not care bow meoh
Mitchell May Displace Gompcrs.
N bw Y ork , N ov 6.—The
Industrialist faction of the
Federation of Labor proposes
to
displace President Gemp-
MRS ARTHUR SLOAN
ers at the comin » convention
PASSED AWAY. at Naw Orleans, November
13th.
The I industrialists will bend
Died Early This Morning— all their energies toward the
election of President Mitchell
Funeral Will
Be Held
who has just carried the
Friday.
United Mine Worker's coal
Lillian Bell Hloan, wife of Arthur strike to a successful conclu­
rtloan,died at her home,533 Olivo street, sion. There is certain to be
at an early hour tills morning from a bitter fight if Gompers is
stomach trouble. The news of her placed in nomination.
THAT ME IB TH« MUHDIiHKH
CF UBN
ION THACY.
death came a« a st. >ck to her fiiend«
General Miles' Report
as she waa not 111 long
The funeral will be held Friday B, Scripps Msws Awoclstlon
atternooa at 2 o’clock with Interment
W ashington , N ov 6.—The
In the Masonic oemetery. Rev H A
Green of the Baptist ohuroh will con­ annual report of Lieutenant-
General Nelson A Mile«,com­
duct the ceremonies,
Mrs Hloan waa the daughter of Mr manding the armv, was made
and Mrs J Monroe Gain, of Halsey. public today.
He makes no
Hhe waa born In Wl«s county, T sxm ,
reference to the friction be­
March 27, 1877, coming to Oregon with
her parent«. Hbs wm married to tween himself and President
Arthur Hloan, a wail known young Roosevelt.
blacksmith of thia oily, Juiy M, 18M.
General Miles reoommends
Besides bar husband aud pareata atw heavy expenditures for the
leavM three brothers and one little
construction of fortifications
daughter.
Hhe wm a member of
Evangeline Chapter, Degree of Honor, at the Pacific Coast ports,
also the construction of ex­
et thia city.
tensive barracks for the ac­
commodation ol men in
transit to and from the
Phihppinss.
He pr aises hit subordinates
for discipline and attention
to duty.
CHAMBERS
HARDWARE
See Oliver’s New Gang,
and all siz^H and
shapes of Walking Plows,
The 40 Walking,
The 40 Sulky,
The Oliver Steel Plow,
To display our immense line of
25 per cent oif-o
certain child
to 12.
20 per cent off-or 10
nice sun-dried tea.
4 1-Ib pkgs Arm <fc Ha
6 lbs Arm Jt Hammer
H BATON IS
ON« AND TH« BANK AH HBHT HAY AND Hy Dsrlpp* Nsai Assnelstlon
ROOM WANTED
50 per cent off-or juft J on all our men
women's and children'^ mackintoshes.
Odell’s Election as Gov
ernor Conceded-
About 11,000
Plurality.
of the
Tbat when qus’tloued about the ('haii man Griggs
money be «aid bo had beat a gambling., Democratic
Congressional
gams In Oregon.
«.committee concedes a Re­
That he hsd a 45-0» liber revolver on
publican majority of,fourteeu
his person when arrested.
in
the next liouse.
Th*t the bulls! which killed Tracy
waa a 45-cat>ber bullet.
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..Holiday Goods
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Deputy District Attorney Lawrence
T Harris' addr««« to the Jury veaterday
eta'iog the oourse tbe state npett« ’
fi ll >w in the Heatou trial wa- aa Olea
aud oonclse a »tstomeut as has ever
L>eeu plaoed before a court and jury
lu this county. The course of the proe-
ecutlon he outlined Is aa follows:
Tbat lien to u Tracy was a batten let Czirina Suffers
Acute Melan
In the Monogram saloou.
cholia—Killed an Outlaw
Tbat six shots were fired on tha
night of May 20, 1902
for $5,000 Re­
That immediately after Tracy we»
ward.
found dying.
d'. haa there were footprints on tbe
bar.
Sorlpp« Saw. AMuclallon
That the oaah regi-ter hail t>eeu
robbed.
F ort W orth , Texas, Nov
'lhat Heaton was in Junction for ten S.— ___________
,
Jim Sima, ,f a _ noted
ban-
days prior to the shoaling under au as- Jjj anJ outlaw,
, who
__ has
turned nsme.
than
That he wm I d flu anol al atra&la.
> killed not less
.
. . a dozen
That he wanttsd to borrow .50 I'atlht 4U6!lf W&SBilOt and killod by
! ><___1
T W •
^«a-.w
to gamtls with.
Marshal Hudson near Clio
That he loot bls money and stated Springs yesterday,
It wat» a
tbat be wm “broke.’’
! ’
'desperate
encounter,
Sims
That Heatm wltu«w«ed a cash trans-
fighting
¿o
the
last
breath.
a -tlon over the bar of tbe Mouogra'u
The reward of $5000 for
where eome hundreds of dollars wars
deposited lu the register.
the outlaw dead or alive was
Tbat Heatou said “ This lime t >raor- |>aid HuUSOIl todav,
row I wi I be in Portl md."
That Heaton waa seen by four or
Odell Elected.
five men walking in front of tbesaloou
Bf Serl*ps M*«s Sasoelsilon
just before the shooting.
N ew Y ork , N ov 6.—Gov­
That wbeu arrested io N« vada the
defendant said bo had left Junction on ernor Odell’e plurality over
a freight train.
I Coler will not be far from
That there was no freight train golns eleven thousand.
either way out of Junction after Hsat-
It is not thought that the
on wm seen lu tbe olty.
election
will be contested by
That Heaton wm in Albany and
the
Democratic
state com­
that be atayod all day In that olty.
Tbat he Inquired about the train.
mittee.
Tbat be arr'.'vod tn Redding, Cal,
The House Republican.
May 22, wearing vet/ much aolltd
clothe».
By «rtppaNewa Aanoclatlon
Tbat be bad them cleaned aud paid
W ashington , N ov 6.—
the hill in nlckle« and dim««.
Home from Washington.
in *
NEW YORK
REPUBLICAN
Severely Hurt
are all known to be adapted to thia »oil.
You can get Oliver extraa whan you need them.
Also all other kinda.
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P N. Hhi’llry, a farmer of Plsaaant
Hill, Is certainly anfortunsta. Hom.
weeks ago he fell and broke two of hie
riba and whoa be had recovered b>
met with another mishap It «wm-
that he wa* In a barn foil white one of
Uta boys w»« caring for a team of
l.oree«. Ths boy fa l"d ’o oolonae «
to« and a» ths hor*»’ started tn nn
away Mr «helFy jnmiwd f--.m alov*.
striking a rock «hieb cs-sed a vary
•avers bort.
Farm Implements.
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New Stock Furniture.