DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL.
OREGON. FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 24. 1811.
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$1.50 Scotch and Natural
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$3.50 Union Suits, Cooper's
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WIFE WAS
A VICTi
OF BOOZE
MILLIONAIRE MOORE SOItS LIKE
A POOR MAN" AS UK TELLS
HOW HIS WIFE AHVSKI) HIM,
AND OF II Kit HAIUTS.
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Holiday Eatables
Our own make Mince Meat. Equal to any 13c per lb. j
Our own make Fruit Cake, the very best Me and 3c each
Extra fancy Mixed Nuts, 1911 stock 20c per lb. J
Preferred stock Asparagus $2.70 per doz.
Preferred stock Peas 2.2rt to 2.70 per doz. f
The finest Celery and Head Lettuce 10c each
Florida Grape Fruit, the best ever 10c
Supreme Hams 2(lc per lb. X
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M'DAVIT JUST
"TWIDDLED"
HIS THUMBS
I Roth Grocery Co.
San Bernardino, Cal. Nov. 24.
While Deputy District Attorney Ray
mond Hodge unmercifully flayed him,
Dr. A. W. McDavit, former prominent
dentist, charged with holding Misa
Jessie McDonald, a high school girl,
a captive for 15 months In a room ad
joining his office, today sat in Supe
rior Judge Bledso's court room and
calmly twiddled his thumbs ,
McDavit laughed aloud when the
deputy prosecutor referred to him as
a snake of glittering hue, luring his
victims to ruin. This statement,
however, had quite an opposite effect
on the spectators crowded into the
little court room, and it required the
efforts of several bailiffs to quiet
their angry muttering against the
accused man. When court convened
today former Superior Judge John
Campbell opened the argument for
the defense. He denounced Miss
McDonald as an adventuress, who
knowingly attempted to take Mrs.
McDavit's place In the dent'st's affec
tions. At the mention of his wife's
name McDavit wept.
The case probably will go to the
jury tlrs afternoon.
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San Bernardino. Cal. Nov. 24. Af
ter 50 minutes deliberation, the jury
hearing the case of Dr. A. W. Mc
Davitt, charged with holding Miss
Jessie McDonald a captive in a room
adjonlng his office, returned a ver
dict of guilty at 1:50 o'clock this af
ternoon. Judge Bledso will sentence
the convicted man Monday.
We find that we are overstocked on a few brands of the best grade
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PHOXE MAIX 160.
Look These Over
A Few Itiirifiiins Hint Will Bear
Inspection.
No. 71. Five room 'house on lot
125x70, corner on Capitol street.
House in fine condition. Uirge barn.
New sidewalks. Lots of fruit. All
assessments paid. Price, $1250.
No. 8S. Fine California bungalow.
Good location close In. Six rooms
with every modern improvement.
Completely finished and ready to
move Into. Could not be duplicated
for less than several hunirea aoi
lars more than price asked. Come
in and let us take you to see it.
Price, i?.2W.
No. 62. Five room new modern
bungalow. Good location. Nicely
arranged and well finished. Good
street and all assessments paiu.
Price $100.
No. 79. Six room house with full
basement Just south of State street
on Sixteenth. House in good condi
tion. All assessments paid. Lots or
fruit. Price. 1150.
E. IIOrEK SONS, Investment.
213 S. Commercial Street
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Plies Cared In Six to 11 Vajn.
Tour druggist will refund money
if Pazo Ointment falls to cure any
rase of Itching, blind, bleeding or
protruding piles in sir to 14 days.
50 cents.
CK1TED mESS LEiSIP WIKI
Redwood City, Cal, Nov .24.
Sobbing like a broken-hearted child.
Millionaire J. J. Moore punctuated
the story of his matrimonial experi
ences with a dramatic interruption
here today when he practically col
lapsed on the stand, and was assist
ed from th court room. It was his
third public display of the "emotional
nature" Mrs. Lilian L. Moore his divorce-seeking
wife told of In her
testimony. The break In the proceed
ings came when Moore described a
scene In which he declared his 'wife
had come to him on her knees and
begged that he seek a divorce from
her. He declared 6he told him that
she was a victim of a habit that had
killed her mother liquor.
She. Liked Fenwlck.
Before his collapse Moore testi
fied that he had ordered Frederick
Fenwlck the piitllonalre lumberman,
from his office. This occurred fol
lowing a scene In Moore's San Mateo
mansion the night before, during
which Mrs. Moore, he declared, con
fessed to him that Fenwlck had acted
familiarly with her during the much
mentoned ride to A. Mon Chateua. At
that time Fenwlck sat at Mrs. Moore's
feet, she besides the chauffeur, and
Moore and the others in the party
were in the rear of the automobile.
Moore stated that upon her return
home Mrs. Moore told blm of what
Fenwlck had done. When he asked
her why she had not Bald something
of It sooner, she declared, he says
that she did not wish to cause a
scene.
His Wife Cursed Him.
Moore opened his testimony by tell
Ing of the scene which occurred after
he refused to discharge servants on
the Woodslde ranch, and at the time
when Mrs. Moore left him and went
to live at the Fnlrmount Hotel. He
declared she cursed him In leaving
but asked the court If he would be
would be compelled to use the lan
gunge she used. Judge Duck excused
him.
Then he told of a dinner at the
Burllngatne club, In which, he said
that he wanted Mrs. Moore to return
home, but that she refused, declaring
that she wished to wait until some
men, who were dining In an adjoining
room came out. At this time ho said,
she scratched his face nnd slapped
him. j
A Hard Old 'World.
Moore said that on another occa
s'on, at the "l'nce Tom's Cabin," Bhe
left the table, declaring she Was tak
lng sandwiches to the chauffeur. He
followed her, he said, and found her
going down tho road with Fenwlck
who was also In tho party. They re
turned at his call, and the party left
the "Cabin."
Ho went over most of the other
scenes already described, changing
the details only In so much ns to show
Mrs. Moore was always the aggressor,
and that she drank constantly.
Moore's son, Jefferson, by his first
wife, was placed on the stand after
the coal magnate was excused.
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RAILROADS
MUST REDUCE
THEIR RATES
rt'SITKI) I'ir.HS I.EASRU WIBE.
Washington, Nov. 2. After an
examination of the railronda' addi
tional evidence, the Interstate com
j merro commission said:
j "The commission adheres to the
.conclusion announced In its original
j report, that the defendants Interstate
! class rates from Seattle, Tacorna and
Portland to points In Washington,
Montana and Oregon are unreason
able, and should le- reduced."
The order requires that the reduc
tion become effective January 2, next,
and that It continue for two years.
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MISS. PATEHSOX TAKES THE
STAND AND TELLS OP THE IX.
CI DENTS THAT LED VP TO,
AND OF 1 HE SHOOTIXd OK HKIt
HVSHAXIt.
Denver, Colo., Nov. 24. Before a
court room crowded with women who
drank In every word of her testi
mony, Mrs. Gertrude Patterson here
today told the details of what hap
pened to her before and after she
shot her husband, Charles A.. Patter
son to death.
After a long prelude, during which
she recited how sho was sold to Emll
Strouss, of Chicago, how she went to
Europe with Strouss and how, aftei
she returned with $5,000 of the Chi
cagoan's money, her husband wanted
her to lead an Immoral life, Mrs.
Patterson got down to the day of
the tragedy. She said that on the
day of the shooting Bhe went to a
drug store, telephoned to Patterson
at the Phlpps sanatorium, where
was 111 and arranged to meet him
near the homo of E, B. Hendrl. They
met there.
"Then," said the witness, "he asked
me: 'Why don't you withdraw your
divorce suit, and deed your house to
me? If you do, I'll withdraw the
Strouss alienation suit.' I refused.
He asked me for $20, saying that he
had lost $12 playing poker and was
three weeks behind with his board.
I refused.
As I reached the stone wall sur
rounding the Hendrl home, Chick
again demanded that I drop the suit.
I refused, and he grabbed me by
the throat, and said: 'Well, you'll
sign that deed.' Ho called me vile
names and bit my shoulder."
Here the witness left her chair
and with Judge Hilton assisting her,
graphically Illustrated the manner In
which her husband struggled with
her, and how the killing ccurred.
"I screnmed," Mrs. Patterson ad
ded, "and Chick pulled a clipping out
of his pocket which he asked mo to
read. I did so. It referred to his
suit against Strouss.
' 'Don't you know that's black
mail?' I said.
"Well. I don't expect It to come
to trial,' he replied. 'I only want to
scare that Jew out of $5,000 but I'll
surrender nnd come homo If you'll
Blgn a deed to the house.'
"I refused, nnd Patterson Btruck
me on the left cheek. I staggered
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back nnd he hit again with his fist
under the left ear. I fell backward
and as I lay on the ground he kicked
me In the side. I struggled to my
feet. His arm was raised to strike
me again and while on my knees, I
rrnbbed my revolver and fired, I
thought ho was going to kill me."
Further questioning revealed the
fact that the defendant recollected
nothing further until sho reached
the police station.
Judge Hlton, her attorney, sprung
a sensation when he asked Mrs. Pat
terson why she had told the police
that Paterson gave her tho revolver.
She said on the advice of her coun
sel, JuBgo Hilton. On cross-examin
ation the witness' memory failed.
Mrs. Pntterson also denied she had
ever lived In 8. Louis, or conducted a
resort there or thnt she had ever
heard of Edward Alexander, alleged
to have taken poison In a bouse
which she conducted In' St. I-ouls.
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Linn county hus paid bounties so
far UiIb year on 15 wild cats, 15 coy
otes, 3 timber wolves and one grey
wolf.
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to console him anyway,
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