The Daily journal., March 13, 1903, 2ND EDITION 5 O'CLOCK, Page PAGE FIVE, Image 5

FULL OF VALUE FAIR OF PRICE.
There Is no line of goods in the BARR STORE, nor any single article In any
one of those lines, that Is not full of eood. true, honest value and prtted at
fair, moderate, Ilve-and-lct-llve fleures. Suppose you need a watch. You
vvM find other houses that will sell SOME WATCHES at less money than we
0o But you will not find any house but fhatcharces more for THL SAME
WATCHES. And thus It Is all through the stock. Doubtful qualities may be
an! are, sold for less than we charge for goods of sterling and proven worth.
But on strictly dependable Jewelry and Watches and Silverware and Glass-
W3fe TOO tu "tun i uau o man
BARK'S JEWELRY STORE, State
4-H-H---f
Local
Social Realm:;
Events
I in the
i"rr-t i I H-H I I H
PERSONALS
Dr. Williamson 1b In Portland.
D. H. Woyant, tho Mohoma stock
rancher. Is In tho city.
Hon. A. Hush and daughter wont
. .1 41.1m Mfltltl1fl'
rs uZry we to Portland
this morning to visit friends.
A. F. Shultz, tho Jefferson capital
ist. was a Salem visitor yesterday.
Henry Alhauacr left today for Starr,
Idaho, where he opens a blacksmith
shop.
Mrs. J. W. lloland Is spondlng a fow
days with relatives and friends In
Jefferson. '
Hon. J. D. Simmons, of Monitor,
and W. M. Ulrd, of McKee, wero In
tho city today.
Mosdames F. M. Iteed and II. D.
Srctt. of Jefferson. aro In tho city to;
tlav on buslnoss.
Misses Hallio Watson and Lola Tnr-
l.ley left today for Eugene, where
tbey rentier tue overture roei aim
Peasant, as
a plnno dttot for tho
ment Monday night.
Elks' entertainment
-rt.
Basket Ball Saturday.
Ougon City Giants vs. W. U. team.
Tho Giant will try to win the cham
pionship of the coast, now held by the
V U. team
Saturday at 8 p. in.. In'"""w " "7; ;""? "" """" "1f
the W U. gymnasium
rents.
Admission's
Mcneley Quartet
Will be In Sttlem at the First M. B.
rturih on Wednesday, tho 18th, tit 3
p m. Admission 26 conts for ndults,
I' rents for children from 10 to IB.
Tickets for reserved seats can bo had
it 1'attons' book store for 36 conts.
Everybody Invited to hear this oxcel-
lnt combination of readors and sing
er; first-class In all raepocts.
3-13-3t
Marion Probate Court
Thursday was tho tlmo flxod for the
honrlnR ot objections to tho petition
heretoforo mod by Allco A. Miles,
guardian nf tho person and ostato of
Klma S. Miles, a minor, nsklng for
an order to sell certain real ostato be
longing to wild minor, and no objec
tions having been fllod an ordor was
made as prayed for.
An order was alio made by the
court authorising Salame La Flemme,
executrix of the estate of Kdwnrd La
Flemme, deceased, to sell 00 cordB of
wood belonging to the estate, a poti-lran
maites a chef
a coost
(better than
New
MM of
flour) V
rre
4 & B jK
Trimmings
Neckwear
and
DressGoods
WIOI)
THE
any umcr biurc in lOWIl.
& Liberty Sis. Leaders in low prices.
j tion for which order having boon filed
I uj uiu uAui;uLriA.
Fort Bolso West,
executor of the
estate of Willlnm Fowlor West, de
ceased, Mod a polltion asking for an
order of tho court allowing him, as
suclj executor, to borrow tho sum of
186.10 for tho purpose of paying the
l'JUJ taxes levied against tho ostato,
thero being no funds or porsonal
I property on hand. Tho prayer of the
i ""- panted,
Humphrey Granted Pardon
(Continued from fourth page.)
impossible to conduct a warohouso
for any length of time and not coino
out short. Ho Is satisfied that Hum
phrey wns innocent of any wrong In
tontlon to commit crime, and tho pub
lie gcnorally will endorse his action
In this Instance.
PARADI8E BRAND
HA8 THE CALL.
Frank Davis, Salem manager of tho
Stnndnrd Biscuit Co. has a heaD ot
tmxi,t, supplying tho Paradise Soda
crackers. Ho distributed n larco
Htoc. to tlie retn lra(le ln paper cnr. I
toons and then tho factory sends out !
the same crackers In bulk. hoes
from ten to thirty pounds. Tho
cracker-eating public liked tho Para-
dlse Sodas so well they refused to b?-'
ll riw.. .i.. ii... -it. ...... I
"'"-'D """ " ' '". ""i "
are entcning onto tuat ract now pretty
fast.
The
Degree Team Vork.
Degree Team of Protection
Lodge No. 2. A. 0. U. W., will on Sat
unlay ovenlng March 1-lth, give a
dance ln Ilolmnu Hall. Good muilc
will be furnished. Tho dnnco Is for
the purpose of securing money to pay
for tho suits which wo hnvo Just ro-1
colved, nnd will wwr on that ovon
lng. A good tlmo In awaiting for
thoso who attend. 3-13-2t
Don't Miss It.
Orogon City Giants vb. Wlllamotto
Unlvorslty toum, In a spirited gntn'o
of baskot ball, at W. U. gymnasium,
Saturday at 8 p. m. Admission 25
cents.
R; Veal Injured.
Mr. ft. Venl received sovoro Injur-
lea in a runaway Wednesday near So-
davllle. He was returning on the
stage from a trip to Foster, nnd Just
as the team start! down the Soda-
i vllle hill they became frightened nnd
away. Mr. Veal and the driver
wero both thrown from the hack and
badly bruised. Mr. Voal suffered a
broken noso nnd a sovoro gash 'In his
forehead, which requlrod sevoral
stitches. He was takon caro of nt
Lebanon, and enmo to Albany yostor
day morning. He la able to bo around
but rocelved a hard shaking up. Al
bany Herald.
THE GOOD OLD FASHIONED DAY8
Powdered Wins Formed an Important
Adjunct to a Gentleman's Apparel.
It Ih safe to say that tho majority of
tho bald men of today would gladly
revive tho old, dignified custom If
thoy could. But they can da the next
beet thing to It; that is, to revlvo tho
growth of the hair naturo gave them.
In cages whero tho hair root or hair
bulb has not boon complotoly de
stroyed by parasites that Infest it
Nawbro's Horplcldo will do wonders
In the way of stimulating the growth
of Ufeloss and falling hair Dostroy
the cause, you remove the effect
that is the successful mission of
Horplcldo.
For sale by Daniel J. Fry. Send 10
cents In stamps for sample to The
Herpicido Co.. Detroit. Mich.
CASTOR i A
For Infants and Children.
Tiie Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears the
Signature of
cS
William Snayely
Successor to
Farrington & Farror
Cash Meat Market
130 Court Street
Will continue to serve the cubllc bet
ter than ever, and our prices will al
ways be the lowest.
Will keep the verv choicest of meats
ob tuutl constantly.
DAILY JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON," FRIDAY, MARCH 13, 1903.
f-M'i14H"t'"M"M"l'
"Be
Reformer
By CIIAIUIS M. SHtlDON.
Author of "In His Stops." "Robert
Hardy's Bevcn Day," Etc
Copyright, 1301, bi Ckatltt M. ShtUlon
4",H"MJK-M"t"X"H -H"M'
(Continued.)
V
Ila bomb had exploded' In tho faco of
Tommy Uandnll and his lawyer, they
could not have beon inoro thoroughly
dunifoundod. The lawyer hastily
whispered to his clleut. Tommy smiled
In n ghnsUy manner.
It Is po'sslble, of course, your honor,
that the city engineer has made a mis
tnko In his figures. Mistakes arc possl-
The little ooniponi rote to greet him.
ble In uurveyH and measurements, lis
(nn bo easily shown by reference to of.
ilclnl records."
Justice Chambers iiinile no repl.
Projiably u more speechless group of
men never traveled In the electric earn
together than that ono which tundo tho
trip from the police Judge's court, No.
0, to tho Waterside district.
When Bowen street was reached, tho
five iiien walked over to tho site of
Tommy's doublo decker.
Judge Julius Chambers secured n
mason's measuring line from one of
tho workmen. Then he turned some
what grimly to Tommy Hiiudall.
"I suppose you can (rust me (o moos
tiro correctly?"
Tommy uiuruiurcd soiuethlug. So did
the .ittorney. It may he reuiurktul In
passing that It was not exactly a prvor
that either man uttered
ending one of tho iiihhoiw to h,.jp,
.lud&'e rim inhera measured off die
fonudnt nils,
Then he put doivn
n" ' on u card. Then he
traUhtfiicU up nnd wild in a pauulhuly
soft rolco;
"I get your measurement, Mr. Gor
don. Just niiiflty-elRht oet. Court is id
Journeil to the station, nod I deelio the
flttei'daueo of all tho parties in tlio
cue."
Not a word was hald by uny one ou
(Imj way lwck. Gordon was slnglna in
lib soul a aong of hope. Iloro w u
Daniel come to Judgment. Whoiiew
before in the history of that city bad u
public Judge or uny other cvor Uou.t a
thing like this? The spectacled, ijift
voietHi young man suddenly loomed up
boforo Gordon us u most Imposing dg
uro. Back ln court again, Judgo JuJJus
CliamborH, rellovlug tho assistant Judge
who had taken his placo ln his absence,
confronted tho parties In the ens. His
volco was ringing now; no softueRs or
meditation In his manner.
"Tommy Itaudall, this court iliids you
guuty or the charge namod In the avur
rant, and I line you tho maximum pen
alty, which Is u flue of SHOO, with an
added nontence of sixty days in Jail, un
less tho building Is changed In Its con
struction within thirty days to conform
to oxIsUng ordinances. I muy add that
wuiie It Is possible tho city ouxtneer
may havo made n mlstako In his fig
ures, It Is my deliberate conviction that
a conspiracy of n grave character lus
beon ontorod into hero by vou. Mr.
Itaudall, to deooJvo tho court, nnd If
suck conspiracy oan be shown to oxtot, j
mm i unau no my uiniosr to preve, It will
bo a penitentiary case for both you and
your attorney. Call tin next ease."
Tommy Itamlall's attortwy Mid a
fact- tut' color of dirty putty. Tummy
hlmsflf glared at tlie Jutlgt aiul ttivu at
(.ordoii lift duully. with a great ef
fort, pulled hluiflf together and wnt
out wall his luwywr after (be latter
had gotte through the regular formal
ity of appealing th eas tu lk emwt
of appeals.
All tke was to Hope IJHe Qowloa
asd Ford felt like exauHw(.a imoLt
of some iiHd In the oar. Qoee In t
familiar library, tbey related tk whole
affair to Mis Andrews and the de
lighted set Uemeat workers.
"This means ihe"deglnaing of the
tad for Tommy ItaadNll." said Pord.
Mtea Audrewa suook ur bead.
"Tammy appealed the case. He will
get out there. Remember be has never
yet been convicted, Today erprtene
was oa'ly a scratch to him. He baa net
yet been atriotuly hart. You do not
know blm as I do."
"Bjjt Chambers doe not fntead.$o
hH
i immaaii
wBtmm
lct fhe other matter rest. It was a.
flaln case of conspiracy and dellbcrdto
jffort to deceive the court."
Miss Andrews shook her head again.
"Tommy Is an old fox. Ho made n
mistake In not measuring Judge Cham
bers -nrlsht. But now that he knows
him he will bo cautious. I confess I
haveVvery little hope of his ultlmnto
conviction."
"But ho will have to chaugo tho
bulldiug. won't he?" one of tho young
women nsked.
"It's my opinion tho masons will bo
n jjvbrk tomorrow just tho same, and
' i "' ' ' -IIIICI J -ll.-IM I
Scthcr tulil a word. ,
no chatmo will be made. My dear, you
do not I. now Tommy Randall nor ap
predate hi power. 1 do, to my cost."
ln the inornlug Gordon nnd Miss An
drews went over to the site of tho ten-'
enirnt. accompanied by Ford, Miss
Ilnminnid nnd nearly all the workers.
The miihons bad begun their day's
work. In utiewcr to questions they said
(hey hud received no orders to cbnng
anything.
"It's easy lo say. I told you sol" Miss
Andrews calmly spoke as the little com
pany slowly went back to thu houm.
"Of course, pending the decision of thu
case In the court of appeals, Tommy
will go on with the building, bocnuso he
fools sure tho decision there will re
verse Chambers' decision."
"Then I don't see ns we can do nuy
thing." said Gordon dejectedly.
"ies, you've done something to get
. Tommy Uandall convicted In any court
at all."
"But I don't see that the conviction
hurts him any. He ought to be In Jail.
Instead of that, Iio'b going right ou
with his lawloPsuoss'JiiBt tho same as
If he hadn't been found guilty ut ull,"
said one of the young women.
Gordon looked at Miss Andrews. She
Bmilud sadly.
"Yos," she repllod In iinswer to his
question, "unless Judgo Julius Cham
bers can scotch this viper more seri
ously than this I autlcliNttc nothing ex
cept ondlesH dolay of the case In tho
court of appeals. There Is a case thero
now that was appealed by Tommy
three years uuo. It is a chn of law's
' dolay, nnd we woui p'owerleeu to do
uu thing." ,
"Somehow I havo hope In Chambers. '
Bid you sec the account In the Index
this morning? That sounded like him."
"I saw that," Ford spoke up brightly.
"It gavo Tommy a great roust, I tell
you."
Tho article roferrod to In the inornlug
Index was a conspicuous column uo
count of the conviction of Tommy Uan
dall In liublle court ou a clmrgo sworn
out by the Hope House people. It was
a scathing article, wrltton by some ono
who hnd dipped his pou In something
more than u hired reporter's Ink bottle.
There was a scorching vigor to It that
drove the fact deep homo to the reader
that Tommy ltandull was murdering
little children ln Ward 18 by his coni
utruetloii contrary to law of tenements
like the ono that made poealble the re-,
cent tenement house tragedy. The aril
cle concluded with these werds:
Will the pftonl umlur tills sort of thing
mutii langert Tommy llitdll la not an
(tVilrvctUin. if Is SW ounl of iMrH,
tWh alirt tul Ulood. which plta on the (
law mimI' itai-s to the people. "You raliul
uui.wn iMisineea. ' ror iMircy year a
'lommy fUixUII liaa ruled WuUrtliU Ul
trk( like u tyrant. Uu Uut no oftlea In
lite r-fee of. ih Mpl. !! work at no
trade lie la not 1ciim1 to any oaltkin
In the elty. Vet he ha a aiown rich from
JiU blackmail of eatooua. Kurobllnb' dana.
liouf of vice and hualnoa nrma In the
,lm(rld. Ilia intda la In nh ami hlooj.
,o atave drtvar ever mployad more art
ful mittue to trap ula vUlinia or more
bruijilly la rivaling on thlr roanaclaa.
ami i lie horrer of the whol affair la In
l. n-.ii.ed bjr llta fact that tola craalur
whu la attar all the tool ot tha maihlna
thai era lad him la actually parauadad
Hi mlaeraM wretehaa wlm n uruh mm
that ha W their baal frltrul Thrr will
hr tin falaaae freat ihla elav.-r unill the
mh. tine mat 9a4v Tomw, lui.-iail what
hi- .- m fcaen broken in p.n.j i the
poil- ) Mat II em) ntrithcr lurn oji any
trot- rt4nH ilka luiu wr ke-p n uoarar
atai ii-a already trn Lionglii u..u i
ii ii We My. ginaah Ih n.ichlne
Tor i ol are able lo 1 II Mill iay
uV- ii
Tl' I'.'vltv also eoiualiwd u god
att-ouiil ef Topuny's ! la Ih.- ni
eoun ami additiou died in full Hi
bluf prtpt lncUkut aud feal'lly dv
aouid tlh lawyer and tb to fw
attempt; al eaaaBlraey to iier-i tl
utirt TUftt otieT Mtpera had MM a
Wm fitewled uotaw ot tin- miC un
aU of tkm were ttufat-or.ii.u- to Tom
iuy- Tbia vtm (lie inurv kn.urj,.i as
(we of fbe pcimra bad fri for tn ad
toiiUatnittOM.
-l'br'a noa bare." Mia AutlrfcH
Mid that mi9S 4J the Mttte U)e
meat f rally wan gathered Ih the faasl
ly IttK-ary and the aeeouats tn the dlf
ttrml papers were being reviewed.
"MaxitHt Ibl( Is the first mormurlog of
tlie'flWPM: God grnnt"-
Tho bell rang, and a visitor wns an
nounced. Mr. Julius Chambers came In, and
tho little company around the tnblo
rose to greet hhn. The slight, pnlo faced
flguro with the gold rimmed specta
cloj was at that moment tho most in
teresting personality, next to their own
head. In all the city. "I've had ln mind
to corao here for somo time," ho said
to Miss Andrews when they were, all
seated again. "I want to know you nnd
your work nt first hand. Unless I ani
mistaken the storm center of tho next
campaign will bo somowhero ln this
vicinity."
"Will you be anywhere near tho cen
ter of that center?" nsked Gordon, lean
ing over and looking at Chambers In
tensely. "By tho grace of God, Mr. Gordon, I
want to bo as near tho center of It ns
1 can get, and nothing would plenso mo
moro thnn to hnvo your company,"
Gordon tingled all over. Ho arose
and put out his hnud. The judge took
It. Neither said a word, but from that
mlnuto tho two men wero knit to each
other.
They sat late that night nrouml the
library table, the most enthusiastic, In
("rested and In some ways the most
unselfish group of men and women hi
that city. Gordon and Chumbers laid
out a plau of campaign. It Included the
uso of every moral and Christian force
In the city. And the message they wero
to bring to the people was tho message
of murdered childhood, the double
decker for a background, (.he political
boss n nceewnry result of politics that
lived on Its spoils and cared no more
for humanity's loss and ruin than any
iniU'hlni ciiith for tho dust that whirls
llll-nllL'h llM iiiiiIiiiiiIhiii. in lui lilnu-n nf-
ovpr tK. WiM.,i w tml umjor root l0
rlw and be swept again Into the rush
of tho wheels that with metallic limit-
lesauesH grind on. doing the will of
their uiaki'i', but curing for no mini's
soul.
It seeuiod to them all during the
weeks that fullotyod thut the elty wiih
awakening to somo stern reallly of Its
moral obligations. As the joung Judgo
had wild Hint night when he appeared
at Hope House. The hour of the peo
ple U ut liAiiu." He himself, souietluica
j itlo.ie. oflcmr with Gordon orfal-
mouth, iiigltt iiflir night nddroaaed
gruii niiu'K itictt.iigH Ik id under the ill
I m-tlou of clniieh or ttiiiperaiiee or mil
iaciitd refociii IxmIU-s. Kulmoiitli ami a
. seore of other inliilsti ra orKiinlKul (be
.voting people lino cuuipalgii material.
1 The pulpit began to svnk out. The pn
poi-H (HHitnliied colutiine of vvy free ad
vertising of Tommy Itinidiill aud his
mctlKxla. Cli'iiiibers' voice spoke
I through an untouching number of cdl
' turlals tt ml other articles, exiwslug lung
tttatidliig eiiiHs of awful Incompetency
' uiiil fraud In the elty government. The
aim-in of the people's fury tiaw and
grew with every nlghfa gathering, and
I the aloiin cutcv was IHeralty die Wa
terside dlsii'lcl.
Under tlie leadership of Gordon.
Chamber and Knliiioinli buudrwlw of
busliieMi 1114-ti hIUd the tenement
liousca nnd saw for the II rat time (lie
horrors thai were IiiIciimiihiI by the
machine. Hundreds of them were tak
eu by Miss Andrews or Gordon tn
Tommy natulan's double deekir, whleb
had gone steadily up through all die
rising of tlu sturiu, and the lawleaaiiess
of hla acts wrm u visible Illustration of
' the whole situation. Miss Andrews
had written to Mrs. Captain George
KrHugham telling her the situation,
and that old lady had replied: "Use
the first hundred thousand If iiecoaaary
j hi carrying on the campaign mid the
second also. I will try to llud wmio
more If you only succeed In cleaning
out Mr. Thomas Itaudall."
1 So the settlement workers thnnkod
God and plunged Into the thick of the
tight as It grew In power, for every
siiloou Interest, every gambling hull,
every house of evil fame, fought for
It miserable life. 1'or once almost
like tangle, to the astonishment of evil,
ull the good of (lie city appeared (o
be united, ou Its kneos praying, on Its
feet working. And as the campaign
drew near Its climax every dark and
hideous lpr tlmt had fattened in
the security of years of protection
from the city crawled out of Its hole
and showed Its ugly and poisonous
front, rearing It against an tissault
that for the first time In history was
really doing something to vindicate the
name of the stern righteousness of God
In men.
One morning John Gordon, going by
Tommy ItaudaU's double decker, found
It deserted of workmen. It had gouo
up three stories and n half.
When Miss Andrews heard the news,
she said: "That means that Tommy Is
In need of campaign funds. He bus
i,pent a fortune already. If that dumb-; f "aY ' '"funded If you aro not sat
"We will let It stand as a monument '
of victory." said Gordon.
Two evenings later Gordon, Pal-
mouth. Chamber and Mlas Andrews
went together to a mouater man meet
ing. All four of t hem spoke. Mbw An
drews waa received with a great dem
ount ration. When Chainbers siwke. It
waa noticeable that hundreds i'jf4ii
PAGE FIVE.
and "women representing the Weill tn
and fashion of the city were there, and
that, although he uttered tho most
scathing rebuke of the selfish wealthy
people who shunned all civic responsi
bility, tbey listened with posltlvo ad
miration to a speech that was a torrent
of eloquence, for Chambers was an
aristocrat himself and could not bo re
pudlated by auy of tho city's moat
cultured or refined circles. Mrs. IJon
rose wao present that night with Lticll
aud Archie. They all heard Miss An
drews, wltn genuruo surprwo at near
ability. Chambers provoked their ep
nlauso even whllo ho angered thorn byr
his prophet's denunciation of ihctq
wicked selfishness. Fnlmonth's spcccli
was a calm but earnest appeal to tha
conscience, and every hearer was mora
honestly thoughtful for it Then Gor
don rose.
no had gained amazingly ln tho pow
er to address a great crowd. Hd sim
ply told tho story of the tenements out
of his own experience. Uo tuado no
pica; ho uttered no denunciation; sim
ply told how childhood was tortured
nnd cmshed and stifled nnd murdered
ln tho doublo deckers, nis story wna
(he story of childhood's rights. It
inado ii tremendous Impression. Mm.
Penrose bent her bend, and her llpa
whispered the litany;
"O Lamb of God, who tnkest away
the sins of tho world,- hnvo mercy tipou
me."
Luelln uevcr took her eyes off Jobu
Gordon's face. As he drew near "tlm
cud alio noted the extreme exhuustlou
of his whole bearing. And as ho fin
ished and sat down she observed Mlas
Andrews, who was seated behind Gor
don, lean forward and ask him Burne
tii lug.
Then nR the chnlrmnu of tho lnectlnir
wns limiting hoiuo iiiiiiouiicemeut for
iiiiotuur gathering l.utlhi saw China
hers and Falmouth Middculy rlsu ard
go over to Gordon Just ns ho swayed
mid would have fallen. The two fi Itinihi
caught him uud quickly carried hliu
off (he stage. Mlas Andrews followed
them, mid the great audience begun to
go out.
T.uella hesitated. Mr, l'ourw hud
not both anything. She lmd not been
looking.
"I think Mr. Gordon waa 111." Luelln
Mid.
"Shall uo wait nnd Inquire?" Mrs.
I 'euro nsked quickly.
"I'll go up nnd see about It," Archlo
suddenly volunteered.
(To bo Continued.)
o i
You Don't Go to n Hoof Gardon
Whon you wish to plant seod or
gather ft tilt. Nulther should you ex
pect ndurns whon you placo your ad
vertlalug In uudosirnhle inudliiina.
The Journal enn always bo rolled, on '
to yield a bountiful return for tho
money InvoBtod, bvenuto ln Halom or
orybody that can roud. roads Tho
Joumul.
Armstrong, thu Ilakor City murder
er, thinks ho will get cloar bodausa
he loved tho woman ho klllod. Ho
is probably laboring under a pleasant
mlstako.
.8alem Justice Court.
Iiefore Justice Ilorgnn. Suit of J.
W. Ilnusom and Clias. Itnusom vAji.
McGlnnla, for balance ou a note,) mr
coualHtwl of J. A. linker, Hosa Mporra,
Max O. Duron, Jnok Ryan and August
Huckesloln, nftor remnlnln put' 16
inliiutea returned a vordlct hV fnvor
of the dufundnnt.
8. II. Van Winkle, mid I'. H. D'Arcy
were attorneys.
Verdict for Defendant.
In the suit of C. K. Tlenndrldgo tu.
Geo. V. Itodgent, In City Recorder Ju
d all's court, Jury gavo verdict for
costs against plaintiff.
Mr. and Mrs. W. IB. Sherman loft
yesterday afternoon for u two weeks'
visit at Portland nnd Hood Rlvur.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert McParlano, of
Turner, Hiraut yesterday In Salum.
W. Uppeudahl, recently from Mlu
nesnta has bought tho Arnold prop
erty, three blocka Just oast of tho Lin
coln school.
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