o
Tin PIGIAI WEEKLY Gl »RI», Till RM»AY. NOYEMBER SB. 10«0*
hose Who Have I1
^e-ru-na
ire the Only Ones Who Really Know
lengthened the
btf comely appeoranoe by
”n Psruna- To be beauufnL the
!lUJ* ut be kep1 cle“ hiter^y “ <
'^Lsxiernaliv. Penina produces ;
r".
membranes, the basis of y
^uaetry. and a clear, healthy ;
Me
■■ ■ ■*..
to
lAYORl’OM JOHfcSON
LOSES HIS FORT'
JURY SAYS H/’RFY
TABOR IS NOT GUILTY
Trj
• •.
nent
tut
My
I anduy n s add, Co*
etal to
Macy's a
1 \V. Pfelf-
id I h
• and
D Low -y.
it's ex add
—So Says 34. a Julia Butler,
01 Appleton, W is,
on etai to D. W.
n Lane ( "ounty, »I.
Ueiuew J
hi .
lache.
lus, R. F. D. SI,
aid »‘t ux to Uni
ta Eugene,
ivr J. Sny-
M!. 30» tp 16. e r 3
The jury in the Harry Tabor manslaughter case returned a
ct of not guilty this afternoon about 1:30 o clock after
g been out over two hours. According to the evidence in
trial the jury concluded that the shooting was done in self-
fense. hence the verdict of acquittal.
To those who followed the evidence at the triai all the way
through, the verdict was not unexpected, and expressions of
satisfaction were heard on all sides after the jury had come in
and the verdict was read. Tabor received the news of bis ac
quittal quietly and stated that he was confident all tho time that
such a verdict would be rendered. The case went to the jury
shortly before 11 o’clock this forenoon. Judge Harris' instruc
tions to the jury were lengthy and explicit. In part they wero as
follows :
But the apprehens n must
liistriiclions of Ti-iiil Jmlgi* Harris.
good ground, «uff lentiy to rraMon-
The
defendant
has
Introduced
evi
appvar-
ably ■
satisfy the tnlud I
w
dence which tho defendant claims anees that death or great
bodlly
Internal Cat irrh
tends to show that the deceased made harm was about <o be Inflicted upon
threats against defendant at various him. If under all th«- circumstances
\o Appetite
reasonable
defendant
bail
times; that the reputatl a of the de the
I
ceased as to being peaceable and gH’illlili for apprelici . ilon, the klll-
law abiding citizen wns bud; that de Ing would be Juslflable , even though
bÎRS.ûEO C.W0_R5TELi:Q
and
fur any c:
ceased had a violent temper; that de the appearances wero false,
1
the part of
know w)i<
ceased has a special animus against there was uo design on the
Georg»' the defendant: that at the time of the deceased to tAke life or do great
from main
But who
whether or not
In Kelley’s add to the shooting the deceased was ad bodily harm.
rkins,
aiways eoi
“I can t
there
e was
w as such reasonable app
appearance
Springfield. »190.
vanctng
upon
the
defvnu
nt
in
a
benefited
Hattie M Pomeroy etal to Paul threatening manner ana with hi* of danger, and whether or not the
feel bett.n
Schmidt, tract in sec. 24, tp. 15, s r hand upon his revolver, and that do defendant honestly and In good faith
acted upon it. and under the cir
It is tht> I
2 no.
fendant believed the <1l ‘.‘8 ’ I
S. to Robert B. Pomeroy. about to assault him wiin the wea- cumstances liad reason to believe
fur internal < .iter r 1
that lie was in Imminent danger of
es In s> c 18, tp 15, s r 8 w. pon,
“1 havo iua«n medicine •om tl
death or great Imdlly harm, is a
to Hattie M Pomeroy, tract
You have a right anti •* is your question for the jury to determine
doctors and foand no relief: but when
TOM JOHNSON.
tp. 15, s r 9 w.
In sec. 24.
:
duty
to
take
any
testimony
tending
f
Peruns
wild
on<
I began taking l*>*nina I a>>uld *«<
V. 3. to Magne« Pomeroy, trait lu so to show into consideration In de from all the facts and evidence in
is to you for advice,
ll.:.t before I hail tiuisl-.ed taking the M nnul
tho case.
...
14. tp. 15, t r 9 w.
termining tbe question whether or
While under your treatment 1 gained dispose of his automobile. He added
I have Instructed yen that yon have
first bottle it wa- doing n.e good.”
V. 3. to Magnes Pomeroy, tract in not the defendant believed and had
tila i i large part of i-i foil no had sec. 2 ¡4, tp. 15. s r 9 w, s r 8 w.
a right and should consider any evi
I three pmiuds s ne-uth.
reasouuble
grounds
to
believe
that
he
Pe-ru-nd Tablets.
M. Pomeroy, was In Imminent danger of being as dence tending to show that deceased
•‘I took . . < ral mure bottles of Perun-» b*M n spent in an effort to save Hie
V. 3. to Franklin
Fur tW" y
» Dr. Hartman and ku and now 1 am well. I sm able to do all ¡..ope. ' >es left tby Ids brother Albert I tract in sec. 18, . tp.
was turbulent ami violent, along
_ 15.
saulted by the deceased with a dan with the other evidence in the case.
ass is (toile 1»., -. «.-“i.iitiy loi.or.xl to my huun.-work—cooking, w ashing.iron JomiMtn.
N. J. Nelson.
H A. Soults to “
gerous
weapon,
and
If
you
find
that
In determining whether the defend
croalu Peruna in tablet form, and ing, baking and mcuding.
acre* In sec. 18. . tp.
____
. 16, s r 3 w.
the defendant believed that ho was
Wright Morris etux to James A. In imminent danger of death or groat ant acted under a reasonable appre
their sfrutiu •-.> uburH have just been : i l,Evvry ■ -dy compliments me on look
Stansble. 50 acre« In tp. 16, s r 2 w. i bodily harm at tho hands of de-1 hension of imminent peril; but It is
crowned wit.. auece»H. People who lag so niucU better than 1 used k>, mid
no excuse for homicide that the per-
»I.
, „
objo«t to liquid luedieines can now ' | now 1 iiai ■■ a girl baby six mouths old,
ceased and the defendant had roas-.
Samuel Cluer etux to 1 J. Kou- enable grounds for such belief, then, I son killed was a bad man because In
secure Pei.ntu tablets. Each tablet ! as fat as she can be.
pal, tract iu Hendricks add to Eu 1 Instruct you that the defendant had the eyes of the law It la as great an
is equivalent to one average dos« of
offense to kill a quarrelsome and
“She is what I call a Peruna baby.foi
gene. >275.
a right to net upon that belief and the
MRS. 0.0. ROBINS ON
Peruna.
I know if it bad nut been for Peruna *11«
8. It. Eakin etux to J. O. lloyt. killing of the deceased would bo ex brutal man as It is to kill a mild and
And unless the
IS. tp 1». s r 2 W »65. cusable, and it would then be your Inoffensive man.
would not be here.”
Have your abstracts made by the tract In sec.
Pe-ru-na Prolonged Her L 'e.
circumstances show iliat the defend
etux to Janies
O Q Cartwright
__
Lane
County
Abstract
Company
tn find the defendant not guilty. ant acted In self defense, or was In
for Suffering Women.
Furnish, tract In Ellas Stewart addìi, duty
In dotermlnlng the question wheth Imminent danger, or believed 'him
Mrs.O.D. Robinson, 48 St. >elix Street, Br siklyn. ' Y . w-
Junction City investment Co. to Eugene.
MiM Esther Lee, S02 Madison Street,
er
deceased
or the defendant was the self to be In danger of death or great
Jnme» T. Bedford et ux to John
“I have taken Peruna and it did me more good
’ari' » Topeka, lvas., Secretary Triple Tie Hamilton N. Burchell, tract In June
aggressor at the time of tho encoun bodily harm, the bad character
9
tp.
22
tract
in
sec.
tion
City.
»10.
McGladry,
treatment by special physicians. I can really say tit I 1 ; like a:.¡«.r > I Social Club, writes:
ter. you have a right to take Into con- the deceased will not avail the
Lydlrf A..............................
Barbree et a
r. 4 w, $3000.
person. No more swollen feet and limbs. No more :>
the abdomen- s “Fouru. n months ago I began to tie vorsen, 151 acres in sec
« s'-teratlon tho threats, if any, the do- feudant.
Walter II. Blachly et ux to
< ti *?» h I made against tho defendant,
troubled with internal catarrh, which r 1 w.
The defendant In this case has
No more shortness of breath. No more stift
- 3 •
& C. A. JluHt, tract In Lane county. th.
re which »ere communicated fered evidence tending to show
Wm. T. Kayser etux to C. B. * »150.
idea what your treatment has done for me. It t. .»inly uaa prolonged my > left me pale, weak and nervous. I de
mm
•
•
if
any,
and
those
t
r
U
age Grove.
evidence as a peaceable and 1
to give Peruua a trial.
Sarah Whitmore to Hattie Reid. wb»eù w
Ida M. Hay
rot t'onnnunlcntod. if abiding citizen
life and made a new woman of me.
? cided
The defendant has
Lottis Walker to Lucy E. Myres, tract In Fairmount, $500.
‘•To my great relief 1 found that my
any,
and
also
«a
showing
tm-
uiotlv«
“0. sm h a Llessiiig I have received through
1 •the { L’.-neral health improved. I kept grow tract In sec. 33. tp. 16. « r 3 w. »110
Car-
a right to show his previous g<x;d
j. e . : Kennedy et al to H.
of
the
deceased,
If
any,
i\m|
the
na
1 <•.
character aa a circumstance tending
T. G. Hendricks etux to Ruby Iles- ter. two teres in tp. 17. H.
usisUnee of the medicine which you have- <..•
-
mg stronger, and within three months
ture and character of the assault to shoe tae lnipua.-dbllity of his
dricks Goodrich, tract In Whittaker ,108.
work sinco i bega n yonr treatment, but be: re 1 - <
> "
If
any
was
1 was in my usual normal Oondition, I addn to Eugene. »10.
made
by
the
deceased,
guilt. This evidence you will weigh
J II. Hawley et ux to J W.
made.
much less work for anyone else. All pre
-d . ’to .- .1........
eminot recommend l’eruns too highly U1
John Hunztclter etux to John 8 land, 2 ’4- acres In sec 28, tp.
and consider In connection with all
In
determining
th«
question
wheth-
I
suffering women.”
Magladry. tract in Shaw's addn, Eu- r. 2 w . »t.
Ihe other evidence in H)o case in de
treatment.
er
tho
deceased
was
the
assailant,
termining the guilt or Innocence of
W M. Ledford et al to J H. Haw-
ne, »1 0.
you
have
n
right
and
It
Is
your
duty
'
2
w
,
Adeline A. Taylor to A. J. Perkins, ley, 377 4 acres in tp. 20 s., r.
the accused, and. when so considered.
to
consider
any
evl
fence
Introduced,
tract in Kelly's addn to Springfield. $1.
If there exists In your mind* a rea
put forth 1
William Landess et ux to Mrs. No- bv the defendant lending to show sonable doubt us to his guilt, It will
$150.
that the deceased made
thronts, be your duty to acquit him.
Grace Schall etal to O. Q < art- ru Dyer, tract In sec. 28. tp. 20
against the defendant;
that de
here.
w right, tract in Fairmount, »450.
if, however, you believe from the
r. 3 w., ,660.
It is the intent!
J. T. Trimble el ux to Hiram H.
Fletcher C. England to J. II. Haw- ceased had a special Htilmus ngalnvtl evidence beyond a reasonable doubt
defendant; that deceased ha I .« vio
ment of this uis
Wood, tract In Shaw's 2d add to Eu- ley 377 */i acres In tp. 20 B., r. 2 w.‘. lent temper, and any unfriendly acts that the defendant committed tho
fair a permanen
crime iu question as charged in the
gene. |2 400.
»1.
H. Lee,
a fair each
(•ach 'par
J. M. England et ux to J. 11 lluw- of the deceased towards defendant. indictment, then It would be your
W. B. Cooper etux to
J.
fl.
Hill
returned
house
Saturday
It
la
conceded
In
this
case
lhat
the
1
ami Committees,
2 w., »1.
1 Service.
Office
tract In sec 4, tp. 21; s r 3 w. »3®^- ley. tract In tp. 20 a..
duty to find the defendant guilty,
were even though the evidence satisfied
jcj Idaho and Washington, where
The officers s and committees in
States to Joseph Dunean defendant and the deceased
United —
Thomas E Edwards etux to J.
both
upon
the
land
under
the
con
Nov. 19. The f'rst charge of the fa are as follows:
■ had gone in quest of land. He pur- Nettleton, 67.36 acres in sec 4, tP w.tract in see 27, tp. 1 6 s , r. 10 W.
your minds that defendant, previous
r to b : held by :h”
Officers—Thu Pearce, president;
United States to Joseph Duncan trol of th« defendant, and that Harry to the commission of the alleged
.. .1 iv,.> larn.s within two and one IS, s r 1 w. »500.
Tabor
abh
In
a
place
where
he
had
a
District Fair Ai
F. Wayne, ’ vic •e-presldent; C. C.
Harry Powers etux to John R. i 1 60 acres In sec. 35, tp. 16 s., r. 10 right to be. and, being u|x>n his own crime, had »UHtali: .1 a good reputa
¡- t le: of Palouse. Washington,
: morning und^r
tion as a peaceable and law-abiding
w.
■zelton, sec .; Be n Lure'.:, tr ’«surer,
thou h < n the Idaho side. One tract Chezem, tract in Springfield. »10
Heavyr
II. L. llown. sheriff, to Emily B premises, If you find that deceased citizen.
,1 J Browning <- ux to John R.
Directors— —Andi ew Brund, F. D.
ntai
1
240
acres
and
the
other
assailed
him
or
was
about
to
nuall
Burkholder, Ben
liS 11 . V
The defendant has the right to
heeler. C.
.it » 0 per acre.
The latter Chezem, tract in Springfield »375. Bolter, tract in sec. 16, tp. 18 «., r. him with a deadly weapon and ap
•
1 1 w.. ,284.18.
come upon the witness stand and
irch, Henry V tch
d at a rental of
parently
Hooking
his
life
or
to
do
hl
i
-J.
I.
testify In his own behalf; and when
Commltte.
C. W Holcomb et ux to C. O. Stol
he renter to pay Hansen, tract in Fairmount. »400.
H Rosen-
lohn It Chez-m to Harry E. Pow berg et ux, 1 acre in tp. 16. sec. 10 great bodily harm, he was not ob he does so testify, you are to weigh
Phillips
er will be nianag
liged
to
retreat
or
consider
whether
wh ch
.. I w.. »40.
hl ■ testIniony under the szt\>
s. , r,
•r, who expects to ers, tract In Springfield, »1°
Bine am Land Co. to Albert Need he could Bnfely do bo ; but he had a aa you do (net of other witnesses,
it a pa
All c E Vino nt etal
. Mr.
right
to
stand
his
ground,
and
meet
and you have the right to take into
Ir grount
t reside Bogue, lot 4 Patterson s add to Eu ham, tract In Fruitvale. »1.
Charles Rtoleberg et ux to Joacph the nttack In such n way and with consideration the Interest he has In
i-, about a quarter
gene, »1000.
-nch
force
as,
under
all
th*
cirene*.
tn
sec.
mores
Geo.
D
Coryell,
tract
in
•arlngen et nl, 100
th.- termination of the case. When
3iness section
II. 8. to
. November 14
stances, he at a moment honestly w<! .ling the testimony of any wit
7 w.
Cu
7, tp 18 a., r. 3
» Hattie Co< ok and Henr] sec. 4, tp. 19, s r r etal.
believed
and
had
reasonable
grounds
>
Emma
Tho-
»1000,
40
ac-
Wyatt
et
ux
to
ness you have a right to take into
M. F
Mary E. B' r
Rev I). L. M [organ officiat
10, blk. 2, I Wytine's 2m! to believe was necessary to save his <-onsldi-ratlou the Interest, if any,
s r 4 w.
mas, lot
Is wading wa mi quite a stir res In sec. _ John tp. H. 17.
Mrt
own
life
to
protect
himself
from
to
Cottage
Grove,
»300.
Lyons
to
Augus
that .such witness has In the termi
add. I..-------
of
Ven
hough the vent » > SUS tus Heirs
United Stales to Charles U. Beers, great bodily harm.
E. Whitaker. l«0 acres In sec. * 2.
nation of the case.
Thomas Pierce
VVIi?
intimât'* friends.
I
The defendant hart if right to a-1
10
l(
‘
u
acres
In
s«c.
11.
tp.
16
a.,
r.
op. nr J the i,u r.
ni I h practically a Strang-i tp. 19. s r 1 w. »1200.
upon appearances, If these were such
T. H. Cowgill etux to 8. C'«,n* et w.
w?di an addre . at
h bride was born and raised
w.
William B. Goodman et nx to J. A. under the circumstances anrt sur-
w.la ued the o.ij
dairy i.d has many friends, al. tract 1
Hills et al, 147 acres In sec. 2, tp. rounrtings ax to reasonably Imbue his
i.d t l.i of the t •<»
•n a clerk In the postof- »800.
mind with the belief or apprehension
M C. Bond et al to Geo. F. Burns, 20 s„ r. 1 e.. ,2200.
ttiug buildings
■ ■ tit ne past and proved a
Odd Fellows Cemetery near
.Minnie M. H. Rauch et al to Ruth that It was necessary to act as he
to hold th: e?
nod a ting and efficient, of- lot 36.
Queenstow n,
Nov.
1».—J-'hn
Kennerly, tract In Packard's add. to rtld, In order to avert an Impending
■H pathway through Coburg, »10.
felonl"us assault, It any, upon hlia,
Charles s F. Llttlefled
Krause, said to be connected with th«
U. 3. to BenJ. h Fisk, 40 acre» I“ Eugene, ,2100.
ram arrang'd for th ,e f; Ir
id
rosy.
»l
et
ie.-
actual
or
apparent,
and
If
Colonel F. Binlth et ux to George
this Hl mrnlng's trait:
m. better known as se<- 23, tp. 17,si i w.
sive and co.-sists of be (h
you find Hat he dll act upon t>U|>enr- Pacific Matra Telephone Compsiiy, of
returning by
Schall, tract In Fairmount. ,775.
U. 3. to Georg«-
rd
to
his
room
In
the
fr
■ tning attractions
ances under the surrounding cncuin- San Francinco. committed suicide to
v left Eugene I
Phillip
Miller
to
E.
E.
Mink,
tract
18,
s
r
10
th
w
Friday at In tp.
is designed to
stances, which reasotiably Imbued hia day In his cabin on the steamer Adri
•
U. 3. to Alma Il Edmunson, 160 In Sklnnrr’s add. to Eugene on mind with tho belief or apprehension atic while the vessel was coming from
nd "Snndv”
he fair. Il is do
visited
22.
tp
1».
s
r
«
w.
west,
»1500.
In
sec
«
ISA
V.
friendly ac res
cd tn
e
day, and then
1
tc ook in
8. A. Huddleston to Otto Kaufman, that It was necessary to art as he did Cherbourg to this port. Krause cut
w
U. 8. to Ed war tl Mahalfy. 160 ac-
pise when In
• J over to the W
cl
18, s r 9 w.
tract in Jame« Huddleston ex. add. In order to avert an Impending fel hl» throat. He was traveling alone.
24.
tp
in
sec.
res
I
was bro
Id of Lane county,
onious assault upon him. whether the
U . 8. to Fred L. Boi .ford, 160 ac- to Eugene, ,10.
John
1 a
lo! know
San Em nd to, Nov
taken to make
A. danger was actni I ojr on!
William
Snyder
et
ux
to
Joel
w.
r
9
18.
s
d
res
in
tp.
Mr Lit et
formerly
Kraus.
WAM
duty
to
nd instructive to tl
It
would
be
your
r.
I’. 8 t Milo B. Hood, 160 acres Pltnet et al, tract In tp. 1«
the i’.u
a Kent
defend« nt
order a» well as t ■
3 w„ »50.
In tp. 18. s i r h *
The klBln
fair. There will I
ry A.
William Snyder et ux
i John M Edmunson. 160
U. 8.
3 w„ jnstlficeblo t
and drills by d
18, s r 9 w.
Pit noI/. tract In tp. 18
acres in c. 15.
person to pr<
Portland. Ore., 150.
io order, in the
Sister s of Mi
night and
etal 204 acres In
A. Huddleston to J ioH ph Koke bodily iujjrj
to John W. I
*<nre
tract In Huddleston add. .. to Eugene
ne Ct
1 oiinty
i^iue
nu per
attei
Justified .n
1300
V. J. über
ntlhg
agal i t
alone. The
O. Ü <' H It <'
tract in
ti .me r
iibono
ent, actual,
War«1. 3 2..25 acres in set
• .1 allot».
unavoidable.
. »96.75.
S. A. Hud.il*
Hartley et ux to M. J. Mas-
ard, tract in J
id and Is
w.t *• .iy 1« lit
t In tp. 15.
to Eng- a* »1
homicide
an appeal Hal»
j Mrs. H. G. Dtess.
Seth Mark ba
Krauae
tried,
an honest
2d addn to Eu-
tract in Slkdd
that it ia n
again» Glas» und
thii gen-. »300.
vent great
grand Jury which
Clara .M
a de
danger so
diet menta, but » :■»
tract In Coburg,
or
apparently
necessary
.
absolutely
Augustus r.
and apparent
danger
imminent
Hinkson. 160 a*
means such overt actual detnonstra-
■ r 8 w. |10.
In Sagene, November 19, 1908. tlofta as would mast e the killing ap-
Benjatnir. 8.
Henry
J. U«»tl« and Miss Nelle £. parently necessary t to the preserva-
Storey, 16 -i a
Pstton.
County Judge G. It. Cbr!»- ' oti trom death or great bodily In-
r 4 w »!<’"
jury The danger must be unavoid-
.■tux to Z. T. Fisk. t- ai», officiatine.
Benjamin
FIs
d-d 4o acres in sec. !». tp. 17, • r 9 w.
n ble accordlng to the facts and clr-
c ii rn tanres as they honestly appear-
to
Alma
A
Hunt,
R. >.
P'l.KA: m.KR
’ll.Sr»
cd at the tluijr to the accused; bnt
3d add to Eugene.
hough pierced
tract la
¿taluni. No’ II.
It Is not necessary that the danger
Williams
'.nttlan
Pile
Ulntmea'
-al
|150.
existed at th«
should
In
fact
have
• III cure blind, bleed I rig and Itchlnr time. If the defendant had reason t
Alma A. Hunt et al
Net lieto n. trac in Siad
ptx
ft ausorbs the tumors, allays believe and did believe that It ex night, Dr. C. H Rob. : to , , is r
with good cham'es
to E gen »425.
Itching
at once, acts as a poultice Isted. Actual and real danger to th Ing easy today
etl.E vkHiondinsD
- >v" ry. L X man giving
“ »be 1UB<
defendant's
comprehension
as
a
rear
Williams' In
Tor Infants and Children.
fr ni
Rufus Mallor r to w H. Skeels. <!<*• Instant relief
•-» today *
unable man, as It then appeared t<> Hom-r Black. Haiming to be st on
eld. fl.
Pile Ointment Is prepared fo him in good faith is sufficient. I hr Bakersfield, Calif.. I» under «rr»
»<-t In 8,.
!tan
1
fl-1 Xiai liu Hf« Atwäji BauçM
« ux t > James B film
James H
«nd Itching of ’he private parts is to say. a person ma/ safely act V suspicion.
al. tract in McFarland's add to
1o!<J I by Linn Drug Co., by msll 50< good faith on appearances. His guilt
»150.
C r tag« Gr
Attorney F. M DeNetfe la In
must depend upon the circumstance*
|t o.
Williams
U. 8 to G um O. Bolum, 160 acre* an 1
land for a few day*.
as
they
appeared
to
him
at
the
time.
Cleveland.
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prop«
In sec. 34. tp. H. a. r. 7 w.
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il WedueadsJt
in Hook
153 NETTIE E.BOGARDUsI
REALTY TRANSFERS
OF LANE COUNTY
JUNCTION CITY NEWS
NOTES OF INTEREST
ÆD AT
‘.ROVE THUR; DAY
HOME FROM FOUR
MONTHS’ TRIP EAST
BRIBER SUICIDED BY
CUTTING HIS THROAT
♦
MARRIED
:
DR. ROBERTSON HAS
CHANCE TO RECOVER
CASTOR IA
appreciation o* in** e