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jury co nuns
IN BAiLEY CASE
SENTENCETO BE GIVEN
ON MONDAY.
l'lit Hallot HrliiCH I'mtiilinoiit Vote
Penally For l-art-eny From
Tliiro to 10 Years In Peni
tentiary Trial Dclavcd.
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(From Saturday's Dally.)
lly tho first ballot taken nn hour
nntl n half after the case had gone to
tho Jury last night. Mrs. Elslo Halloy
waswconvloted of larceny after the
most, unique criminal trial on this
year's' circuit court docket. Tho
eoutoucc -will ho Riven Monday liy
Judge T. K. J. Duffy and will Involve
tho ponalty of from three to 10 years
In tho state penitentiary.
Before crowded court room last
Jilght the final testimony for tho do
Tonso was Riven. Attorneys N. G.
"Wallace ami Hoss Farnham made an
tippeal to tho Jury on the grounds
that L. A. Hawllngs, the complaining
witness, hud conjured up the story
of bolng attacked and robbed of a
Jioto for $600 In Mrs. Ilalley's home
on February 2tS. They claimed that
It was the delusion of a mind grown
morbid lu old age.
District Attorney Harvey H. De
Armond reversed the charge of a
frame-up, claiming that neither Mr.
llawllngs nor the state would have
reason for attempting falsely to bring
about a trial, whereas the defendant
would have henotlted by the possess
ion of the note. That tho wltnessos
did not agree on the color of the note
and that the stories' of Oscar Whit
ney, Mrs. Dalley's son, and Mr. Hnw
llngs did not harmonize in the finer
details, he said was a logical variance
of viewpoints. Ho pointed out that
tho attorneys for the defenso relied
on Utile of the testimony given by
witnesses called to support them.
AVItiie-s liclajt Trial.
Tho latter part of the hearing was
postponed from lato afternoon until
evening in order that Tom Kwlng,
purported to be the defense's chief
witness, could arrive from Portland.
In splto of the fact that he had been
a constant visitor at the woman's
homo during the winter months. Sw
ing could give no positive testimony.
Ho was questioned as to whother ho
had been at the Halley home on
olthor February 2G or 27, in ordor to
ascertain whether he had observed
any unusual occurrences. Ills reply
was In tho affirmative but after a
cross examination he admitted, "I
think Mrs. Halley was the one who
told mo I was tlmrqj.on ono of those
days."
Keen Interest Shown,
Tho Jury bnsad Its verdict on the
bunk's records which worn consid
ered to hnvo conclusively proved that
tho choik and nolo hud been lu ex
istence and In thu possession of Mrs.
Halley. Guy Molloynnlds, cashier of
tho First National Hank, who was
called on tho stand during the after
noon, testified that Mrs. Halley had
deposited a $fi00 cheek drawn on
Hawllngs' account nnd had Immed
iately taken out of this sum $200.
Mans persons Interested In the
outcome of tho case remained nt the
court rooms until 1:30 In the morn
ing when tho verdict was returned.
A straw vote of l to 1 was first
taken. This was followed by an
actual ballut showing complete con
currouco of opinion.
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Untlnnt Amecican
At the Liberty Theatre, Sunilay mill
Monday.
PMNEVILLE WOMAN
HONORED AT EUGENE
(From Friday's l)nl )
(lly llnltiM 1'i-tm lu lli llrn.1 llulMIn)
KUOKNK. Oct. til.--Mrs Collins
KlkSns, of Pr'.nevllle, was elected
vlee-presldenl for tho fourth district
at tho convention of tho Oregon t'on
gross of 'Mothers and the Parent
Teacher association here jestordny
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
I3ENHAM SUIT IS
DISMISSED BY COURT
(From Thursday's Dally )
H. Fielding spent the d.iy In Hond
purchasing stock.
Mrs. F. Dement returned this
morning from a trip to tfpokuue
John OarmleltHol, of llurus, passed
through Heud on his way to the Po
tato show nt Itedmoud.
Mrs. Mnry K. Knotts has gone to
Yumu, Arizona, to remain with her
son through tho winter. '
Mrs. K. (inrney lert last night)
for Seattle to be gone several wteks
She will visit at hnr old homo
W. P. Goorge Is hero today from
Salem In connection with the Tuuialo
lauds lu which ho Is Intereste I
Mrs. G. W. Grogg, of Ashland, who'
has been visiting with I,. K Slit pherd
In Heud, returned homo last night
Mrs. W. i:. Diiruud, of llediu.md,
nnd Mrs. A. I.. Hrunton, of Ssh.s,
w ero lu tow n today uu a shopp ng
trip.
Mollis Montague, of Sisters, was a
passenger on this morning s out
hound tiatu. He is on his way to
Dull!. Idaho. '
Division Superintendent D. K. Pal
mer of the O.-W. It. & N., was In
town over night and left this morning
In his private cnr.
W. It. lttley went to Portland hut
night on tho train mid will spend two
days looking for machinery fur his
creamery at I .a Pine.
J. V. A. Husch, odltor of the Fort
Hook Times, returned last night from
n woek's trip to Seattle. Mrs. Munch
came lu from Fort ltock to meet
SUNDAY MATINEE
AND NIGHT
AND MONDAY
The Screen's Greatest
Patriotic Message
MARY
ill ti production Unit will strike u icsponsivi chord in the
breast of every relative of Uncle Sum.
"THE LITTLE AMERICAN"
g SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT g
Following (he showing of PA
S "The l.lltle A!nerletiur,ou Jg
kt Ixiili Sunday mid Moudav ,
m nlnlitS the Hev II. (.'. gl
SJ Miirtritnft will deliver it Bl
mfiliort iiddri".H uu "(leniuiu k.
Niuloniilliin," a tlm liiiud l
gj i hii of (icriuan Kulture p2
h Cull II DtMilt .in J Jtiinlt Matpbitcn
Children I ."if. Adults i.'e.
Show Starts at 7:45 P. M,
Onlv One Performance each night
mmtn
(From Wednesday's Dally.)
Objections of- the defense to tho
Introduction of any testimony lu the
civil action brought by James Hen
ham against Charles Griffith and
Clara Griffith yesterday were sus-'hlm
tallied by tho circuit court and the MM Klta Arnoi,j cnme HHl
case was dismissed. Attgrnoys nlR,,t rron, vulcnn. Alberta, and Is
Forbos and Myors for tho dofenso visiting at the homo of Mrs. II. J.
maintained thnt the complaint failed Sllt,OI1- Sho nuiv llvo horo iterma.
J. Teusilier, Jr, speilal Irmil rep
resentative of the Hoys' and Girls'
Aid Soelvty of Portland, spent last
night In llend hnfore goulg to Hums
to ttttund court. Ho will return horo
Tu a fow days to trnnsurt hiislutuM
lu connection with the home.
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to state facts sufficient to constitute
cause for a suit against tho defend
ants. Tho action Involved a part
nership leaso on land.
Tho principal part of tho court bus
iness has been completed and what
Is left of the docket will be carried
to Prlnevllle tomorrow and will be
brought up there.
Women lime Their Troubles.
Not only middle-aged women, hut
younger onus. too. suffer from back
ache, pains In side, swollen ankles.
sore musclee, rhoumatlc pains and
kindred nllmcuts without knowing
that those are most often the result
of deranged or overworked kidneys.
uontly.
Mr. nnd Mrs. W. It. Carey hnvo
gone to Alozu Lake lu Hritish Colum
bia and will remain thoru during tho
wlntor. They eotpect to return early
In tho spring.
Mrs. C. II. Clow, of I .n Pino, has
gone to The Dalles to meet hur moth
er, who Is coming from the oust to
visit her. The two will arrive hero
Friday ovonlng.
Mrs. G. M. Hordeaux, who has been
visiting Mrs. C. W. Kills, of Hums,
was In town last night mid took tho
truln for her home In Seattle. Her
father, W. W. Haines, who accom-
t.,..1.... I-l. ,.... Till,.. A .. ...... II
ruioj mum.; i uto utv kiiiiu www- nniIM llBP nM ,i. lri wnl til Fll
cine for kidney troubles. Sold every- Imnlml "er " "9 t,,, w"nl l0 Ku
where. Adv. ' gone from Hond.
WHEN YOU GO HOME
Have a real home to go to. An attractive rug on the floor, some comfortable,
easy chairs, a good bed to sleep in these things help to make home cheerful
and pleasant, and a place the children will be glad to remember in after years.
We can furnish such a home for you, on easy terms.
RUGS
We have just received a shipment of fine Axminister, Brussels and Wool and
Fibre rugs. These were bought before the last big raise in price, and are un
derpriced. It will pay you to make your selection now.
MA TTRESSES
We' spend about one-third of our life in bed. That bed should be comfortable
and restful. How about that Mattress you are using? If it is hard and
bumpy, you'd better discard it and get a real sleep-maker. Priced from
$6.SO to $3S.OO
EXTRA SPECIAL
We have several dozen of those handy little step-ladder stools. They are a
mighty useful piece of furniture about the kitchen. Sold regularly for .$1.00;
while they last, Special GSc.
WE PAY THE FREIGHT to your nearest railway station, and
give special attention to mail orders
(From Frldny's Dally.)
F. N. Wels this morning loft for
Prluovlllo.
W. A. Pettlnglll went to itmlmoud
this morning.
Mrs. John K. Ityun cumn to town
yesterday from her ranch.
F. II. Honnutt has gone to Walla
Walla to remain purmiinuutly.
C. M. Itodflold was lu thi city
early in tho week on business.
M. I,. Pyntt and Charles Pyatt were
In yostorday from Alfalfa on bus
iness.
I.ouls Honnutt re turned this morn
ing from it short busluiMHi trip to
Mudford.
Michael Dunn and D. T. Hlddall
wore passengers hound for Portland
this morning.
Krvln G. Trotter has made apjill
notion to Join the fortxttry branch of
the engineers conn.
John D. Iloluilrk left last night to
join the Oregon Coast Artillery sta
tioned at Fort Stevens.
Mr. and Mrs. I,. K. HouKhUHng
have gone to, Kodmoud where they
will remain until Holiday. (
Charles Lewis and Hani Wallace
have returned to Wnpanltln after
upending several days lu town.
A. Huiigstou Is on his way to Kan
sas City, Missouri, where ho uxpect
to live. He has been In Heud tho
past 14 months.
John M. Loewn and his faHiUy
came In this morning from l.ama,
North Dakota, and will Itvo on n
much 24 miles east of Heud,
D. II. Peoples, of tho Crook Coun
ty Abstract Company, was In Heud
Wednesday arranging to open a
branch office In Heud next Monday.
Claude N'uff went to Itedmoud this
morning urd planned to return to his
homo at Sisters after stopping there.
Ho has boon lu Hond sovcrnl days
looking after sheep.
Tho Gnorgo Harrison threshing
outfit from Fort Hock Is working to
day on Judge Kills' ranch out of
Hond. Tomorrow It will liogln nt
tho C. W. Wllllums place.
M. It. Do Long and Hev. J. K.
Snyder this morning ruturnml to tholr
respective homes In Portland and
Peiidlotou. They took purl lu tho
Liberty Loan campaign.
Gurfleld Jack, of Chlloiiulu, Clay
ton Kirk, and Qharles S, Hood, of
Yalunx, wall known Klamath Indians,
woro lu Hond today on their way to
Itedmoud to attend tho Potato Show.
W. P. Guorgo, of Salom, arrived In
Ilnnd yostorday to look over his land
at Tumaln anil particularly to uscor
tain tho results of tho potato crop.
Ho was entertained hist night with
n dlufiur at tho Pilot Hutto Inn glvon
In his honor by Judge W. D, Harues
and Judgo H. C, Kills,
Classified
Advertisenieiits
VVVAAJ
I'Olt KAMI.
FOIt KAI.C I It 1 7 Font, spemlo
miller. Yale lock, tool box. tiro hol
der, starter. )U0U. John Meier. Im
perial. 747-Ilp
FOIt HAI.K OH Tit A 1)14 l I r..e
ncr'it of choice laud at Hnmlnti, On
Write Hex 47fl, llrml. 7nt'-.llp
FOIt KAI.C-Apples to fill stand
wrd box, HO rents. Itrlng huxei.
Kirk Whlted, Forked Horn Unite.
75!-.lt,fip
I'Olt HAI.K 320 acres In MllUcnti
Valley on Hend-Hurns road, nil
fourod; 100 acres under cultivation
well Improved. Make me a eish of
fer, or will consider trade llo &;..
Hond, Ore. TCI-lltfr
FOIt 8AI.B Five imihihs' old.
Hngnnlsed cockerels, single eomo Ar.
conla, -1 each, delivered, K. W
emtio, ft en ch, delivered. t. W.
Pratt. ItHilmond. 771-34. 3p
KOH HALK GoimI gentle team,
price reHsannhle. Write It. IS. Wsrd,
HhiiiI, Ore. 7I0-1J,I
FOIt MALK - SO acres, ft or C arree
cleared and In clover. 10 acre that
could he cleared; Omllk coms. 7 tons
huy lu burn, enough to winter slock;
2 ',4 if res of potato; good house
nnd barn. Clotures sent to parties
Interested Price IXfiOO, tenns.
Frank Updike, Klk (.'It), Ore.
?34 ,3Cp
FOIt HAI.K-1 'J I r, llulrk Little
Six, In first class shape. Hox :R.
Hond. 087-3 1 tfe
FOIt KA l,IC One younx cow, fresh
Oct. lit; one Durham heifer; one
heavy Mitchell wagon, one btiKgy, one
plow, one harrow, one disc, two good
heating stoves, two log chains. P
G. Powers, K. W. Gillette ranch.
Gist, Ore. 007 3I.
KHKKP I'Olt HAI.K - 100 head fine
wool owes; wilt sell all or any part of
thorn. Wilson Italic Ii, Powell Hull",
Ore. 27tfi-
III elvrt I'Olt LI. lUuuvfhl
lap ks. Isnilm to '( Mars ld, .'''i
wuhU biirka. )erllliK ' t v arj )
Lluiidns bucks, esrllnss to 3 es
old. Wilson Itaiuh, Powell Hun!
Ore. f.7 271
FOIt MALIC -One grade Poll A
gus bull, lf mouths old. Inquire
II. Johnson, Mlllkau. 41U-:ot
If you don't find what you u
looking for, ask for It In an advi
llNcuient In these citliimns
WANTIID.
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WA.NTKD Potatoes lu tar lots
Hiniiller amuunts. Call lllaik II,
write Krlckaun's GriH-ery, Hud I
772 24.
IIIWDIIKDH OF PKOI'I.K n
those little advertisements ev
wesk, so If you do not find what )
are looking for - i
PerhiMM some one ebe hss wl
you are lHiklng for. why not run
advortliomenl like this nt one c
a wont.
LOST AM) I'OH.ND.fP
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ItKWAltD- H00 reward will j
Itnld for the urreat ami eonvMloH
anyone caught stealing rattle fr
the liiHtiitiHm lit Ihi. MlalMnt.Mi.ini
LlvestiMk A will., Joe Howard, J
Hec-Troaa. 712 J2,:
FOl'.VD Light rml lielf-r. hram
II D on left hip and on bit ti
unknown brand on right h'p, r.i
years. J. II. Taylor, tnnl Han
711 32.:
I'OI'ND- - Hrown spotted t'.'
itiarter-rirri over .N brand on ru
inp, on leu nip, ear murx,
splits In left; age shout 7 years
II. Tailor, Stanley Itaiuh
710-32.)
ADVKUITHK If ou have '
sonivthlnK. mlviTllx- If vim hi
I found iMimnthliiK. ndvertlj If
i want anything, advertise '
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Mlllltan, Oirgoti.
Singer
Sewing
Machines
BEND FURNITURE CO.
827 WALL STREET
Hoosier
Kitchen
Cabinets
Worth Their Wllil In (JoM.
Nn man run do his host wliuu suf
forlug from backuchu, rhquinatlo
PuIuk, Hwollou JnlntH or Horu iiuisuIuh.
H. II. Stono, 840 N. 2nd St., Hooding,
!,, writes, "For months I vatj iitifihlo
to attend to business, I used Foloy
Kldnoy Pills and soon tho pains and
aches woro gopo, Thoy uro worth
tholr weight In gold to mo," Sold
everywhere. Adv,
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C, ti. HUDSON, President HUGH K. I1HAN. Vlcn-Prus. (f
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sot asldo n compartmunt lu our Hafoty
Doposlt Vuull for tho Bafo-kouplng of
Liberty Loan Houds purchusod by
our eiistoijiors, WITHOUT OHAIIGK.
You may keep your bonds In our
Vault without expense to you avail
uhlo at all Union during banking
hours and protactod by nil thu safe
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