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MKNI) nUMiKTIN, HRN1), OllKdON, THl'ltSDAY, OCTOIIKH IH, IIM7
JURY ACQUITS
III
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TWO BALLOTS TAKEN
BEFORE VERDICT.
BIG TIMBER DEAL
ANNOUNCED CLOSED
Flrxt llnllot Stands 10-2 For Acquit
tal Kvcnlnij Srlon of Court
llriug Cam of Two Ycnirs'
KIuihIIiik to n Cloc.
(From Thursday's Dally.)
After being out for lens than an
hour Inst night, tho Jury In the case
of tho State vs. David Dunn, of Im
perial, charged with horso stealing,
roturncd a vordlct of not guilty. The
Jury reported to the court ut 10:30
o'clock. I.lttlo difficulty was e.xper-
Jonced In arriving at a verdict, only
two ballots being found necessary.
The first stood 10 to 2 for acquittal,
vrhllo tho second was unanimous. lly
tho Jury's decision a case of mora
than two years' standing was brought
to an end.
To prevent the caso from drag
ging over Into another day, tin even
ing session of court was held, be
ginning at 7:30 oVlock, allowing
time for tho presentation of argu
ments by the attorneys for state and
defense. District Attorney Do Ar
siond's general summing up of the
case, with a slight reference to Indi
vidual testimony, had already been
given, and X. G. Wallace, counsel for
Dunn, presented the case from the
standpoint of the defense, declaring
that tho ovidenco failed to point out
Dunn as having stolen the horse men
tloncd In the Indictment, and laying
much stress on evidence Indicating
that tho animal was an estray, and
hence could not be stolen. Tho ar
gument of Denton G. Burdlck, tor
the state, was based on analysis of
tho evidence presented.
Testimony Concluded.
Dunn's two daughters, Mrs. Brick
ey and Mrs. Oscar Kruse, also Mr.
Kruse and Mrs. Dunn testified con
cerning the treatment given the stray
horso and told what they knew of the
trip to tho Willamette Valley, on
which tho animal was taken.
When Dunn himself took the
stand he flatly denied having sug
gested taking the trip, as Babcock
had stated. He said that the reason
he had not brought the horses back
was because snow on the mountains
prevented a return trip by wagon.
Of Lloyd Terapleton's connection with
any part of his trip he said he had
no knowledgo and claimed that Tem
pleton had merely been Introduced
to him and that they had not talked
of trading cattle for tho horses.
Neither hud any of the horss been
offered for sale at any time, accord
ing to his statement.
Hrooks-Hcmilon IntcivM Acquire
:70,0000O Foot From Ntiinlln
mid Hupp Holding.
(From Thursday's: Daily.)
Tim negotiations which have been
pending for sumo tlnio for tho trans
fer of some 370,000,000 feet of tim
ber to the llrooks-Scanlon Lumber
Co., have been definitely rinsed, was
tho announcement nuxilo here today
by local mill officials. The deal In
cludes 22,000 acres hitherto owned
by Tho Hhi' villi-; Ilxoti Company,
amounting to approximately 300,
000,000 feet, and tho John J. Uupp
holdings of 5000 acres In scattered
tracts, amounting to 70,000,000 feel.
Tho deal Insures 10 years addi
tional operating for the Hrooks-Scnu-Ion
mills in llcnd.
RATES CHANGE
NOVEMBER
ANNOIWCK.MHNT TKLLS OF XKW
FOSTAIi CIIAlUiKH l.KTTKKH
TO COST TIIKKK CKNTS AND
POST ('AIUIS TWO CUNTS.
DIVORCE GRANTED
BY JUDGE DUFFY'
(From Thursday's Daily.)
Circuit Judgu T, K. J. Duffy yes
terdny ufturiinnti liimduil down n de
cree of divorce for Mrs. Olive Walk
otishaw In her suit ngnltiHt John O.
Walkonshnw, The dlvorco was grant
ed on grounds of desertion, and per
mits tho plaintiff to resume her
lnultlon Maine of Olive Laiulmrsoii,
EMPLOYES OF MILLS
HOLD MASS MEETING
From Monday's Dally.)
Kmployes of tho llcnd mills hold
n mass meeting yesterday afternoon
In Sathcr's' hall to discuss the mat
ter of medical attendance, and In
addition the subject of tho eight
hour day as applied to the local lum
ber industry.
(From Thursday's Dally.)
Notice received this morning by
Postmaster 11. 11. Ford appraised liliti
of tho datu on which tho raise In
postal rat os on first class nuttier
comes Into effect will bo November
2. After that day three, cents per
ounce or fraction thereof will be
charged on all letters. The rate on
postals will bo two conts anil the
same will he charged on drop letters,
that Is, those which are for local de-
HUMOCIST HUNT TO CAMP.
(From Thursday's Dally.)
August Uluittilst, who failed to ap
pear before the local exemption
board at the time he was drafted,
was sent last night to Camp Lewis,
after the adjutant general had certi
fied his petition.
JOU HltmV.V IS FINUI).
(From Thursday's Dally.)
After repuatetl warnings mil to ride
his bicycle on the sidewalk, Joe
llrown was arrested yesterday and
fined $r. by Municipal Judge Kills.
The boy Is about lfi years old anil
had been let off several times before
AUTOMOBILE ELECTRIC REPAIR SHOP
STORAGE BATTERIES CHARGED
OVERHAULED AND REBUILT
Don't throw away your old battery, as we may lie nlilo to runuw
It at half the coil of a now one.
GENERATOR STARTING MOTOR
&. MAGNETO WORK A SPECIALTY
All Work Ouaratileed. .Shop located In Kenwood, Ciois the lii'lilo
ut Pilot tlulte Inn anil o four block wont,
SALTZMAN & COLLINS
tU'.tfi tit ). n.tui ..rf.A
V.. i ... , l when stopped by Chief of Pollcu
Another announcement concerning1 v.
the ralso In postage rates on news-
SOLDIKItH TO (JUT LUTTKKS.
(From Tuesday's Dally.)
Soldiers and sailors from Ho ml nro
to receive letters and postals from
tho high school students If a plan
which Is being tried out this week
proves successful. Many of the names
of the boys who have gone from here
have been posted In a list on the
bulletin board in tho main hall with
the request that letters be sent.
papers and magazines Is expected
soon. These nro to bo charged ac
cording to zones. Thoro will also be
a parcel pest tax according to weight.
All of these changes come under
the new revenue law passed recently
by Congress.
PAHTY 11AHS S12 DUCKS.
(From Monday's Dally.)
A. M. Prlngle and a party of sevon
others went to Davis Lake Saturday
night on a duck hunting trip. They
returned yesterday evening with 32
birds. In tho party were Dudley
Shaw, Simon Nlckcrson, Kendall
Walte. Charles Whitfield, Klmer
Lehuhcrr and Jake Ilrandcnu.
Four chairs nt your sorvico nt the
Metropolitan. No wnltlng. Adr
Nixon.
Prompt Artlon Aorti Trouble.
A constipated condition not only
poisons the blood stream, but quickly
affects the liver and other organs,
causing biliousness, sick headache,
sour stomnrh, bloating, etc, Foley
Cathartic Tablets afo mild In action,
yet cleanse thoroughly, with no nau
sea nor costive nfter affects. Keep
bowels regular, stomach sweet, liver
active. Sold everywhere. Adv.
SHIP MOItU SHUUP.
(From Monday's Dally.)
Dennis and Jack Callaghan came
In from Paisley last night driving
2000 sheep which are to be shipped
by William McCormack to Chicago.
Mr. McCormack Is also sending 4500
which have been purchased from
Tom Conley and 500 from Dan Hour-
igan.
TKDDV 1IOKK DIMS.
(From Monday's Dally.)
Teddy Hoke, the 21 months old
son of Mr. nnd Mrs. Ted Hoke, of
Kenwood, died last night from llleo
ctlltls. The child has been III throe
weeks. The funeral wilt take place
tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock.
For farm land loazs eeo J. Ryan
& Co. Adr.
HAHPHA.M GOKS TO.MOUHOW.
(From Monday's Dally.)
V. V. Harpham, assistant super-,
visor of the Deschutes National For-1
est, will leave tomorrow for I'rlne-
vllle, where he will become head of
the Ochoco office.
More Money Means
Less Bloodshed
Don't hold back don't be one'of the Lust to
fall in line! Those who have notjiiusiTATKi)
to subscribe to their siiakk of bonds are the
ones who will make the loan a success. Let
the Liberty Bonds be vouit answkh our
answer the one answer we, as an undivided
people, loyal to the cause of human rights,
can make to the world war.
You may buy the -l per cent Second Lib
erty Bonds in amounts of $50, $100, $500,
upwards, paying in installments two per
cent with subscription.
F. DEMENT & CO.
The Ptcferted Stock Store
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The Ford Model T
One Ton Truck
Is now on display at our Sales Olllce in the Wright
Hotel Building.
A PEW OF THE MANY SPECIFICATIONS
INCLUDE,
Final lrh U of tho worm type, enclosi'd In a dust and oil-proof
housing. Direct shaft drlvo to tho centnr of chassis; only ono mil
vorsal Joint Is mvcsnary. A ball mid socket arrangi'intuits In tho uni
versal Joint reduces shocks and strains caused by tho uiiavminusa of
tho road.
W I tool lta- Model T Truck has a whcellmso of ono liittut r't and
twenty-four 'Inches. Tim standard tread for nil cars In fifty-six
Inches. Model T. Truck will turn In a flrty-slx foot clrclo.
WhcoU anil Tiro -Woodim whenls of tho artillery typdn with extra
heavy hubs. Only tires of tho hlghnst grade are uicil on Ford inrs.
Front, pneumatic, 30x3 Inches, rear wheels, hard rubber tlrci,
32x3 14 Inches,
(itiT)liiK Ciipaiitj One Toll.
Price f o. b. Bend, $679.50
Cent-Ore-Motor Co.
DEND. OREGON
Order mutt m placid In advance, at (licit It only a limited mipply
of thou Model T One Ton Truck v
No Want loo BigNo WanUoo Small
That Bauer's Grocery can't fill for you
And deliver promptly mid In the best condition. Our
groceries, produce, fruit nro nlunj frrsli. Our snultnry
refrigerator ctiunler keep our dairy poiluc! cool nnd
frculi. Ileal price In cuiiiiih! good of thn bent brand.
BAKER'S GROCERY
Wall Street. Near Ohio
Phone Red" 1G1
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Manzanita u,t S50' -'6 ; ' f" ttn' ""''
$2.50 Monthly
ana
Aubrey
LOTS $7 5 to $150.00
Height!
Ad dition
Ajji'iit for
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PORTLAND, OREGON
The Rose City's world-famed hotel, occu
pying an entire block, All Outside
rooms. Superior dining and thrill ser
vice. An atmosphere of refinement,
with a service of courtsey.
European Plan; l.r() and Up
RICHARD V. CfllLDS, Manager
HUFFSCHMIDT-DUGAN IRON WORKS
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Manufacturers of Iron, Bronze onJ Semi-Steel Caiti'nii for
Power Transmission Machinery; VooJ Pipe Pittin's, Grate
Dars, Airicultural, Minint anJ Saw Mill Machinery, Ornament
al and Structural Iron. WE ARE PREPARED TO RUSH
YOUR ORDERS ON REPLACEMENTS FOR BROK
EN CASTINGS ON ALL KINDS OF FARM MA
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