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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-08-30
CARES FOR TRAMP
SHE GETS S33O,0OO
JERSEY WOMAN TOOK HIM INTO
HER HoME-DlD NOT KNOW HE
HAD ANY MONEY.
ENTERTAIN ANGELS UNAWARES
In His Will He Divides His Property
With Her and Others-Scores His
Own Children Who He Says Re-
fused to Care For Him While III.

atlantic CITY n. j., Aug. 29.-An
amazing will by which George w. Ec-
cleston of Ashland, who was believed
when he arrived here, walking on
crutches and dressed in rags, to be
"a tramp, bequeathed to Mrs. Claire
Pawling Plummer president OF the
Shutln Society of New Jersey and
founder OF the Bide-a-Wee Home at
Longport, s33O,OOO because she took
him in and cared for him, was made
public by Mrs. Plummer here today.
One week before his death Eccles-
ION called on Mrs. Plummer and told
her she had been more kind to him
than any one else in his family, and
that he had a paper he wanted her
TO keep and not open until after he
was dead.
Mrs. Plummer took the paper and
put it away, thinking possibly it
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EVIDENCE
IN MURDER CASE
SHERIFF, ATTORNEY AND PHO
TOGRAPRER VISIT SCENE OF
YOUNT MURDER.

Sheriff Buck Garrett, Assistant
County Attorney Bleakmore and Ran
Webb returned last night from Prov
ense where they had been gathering
evidence in the case against Sorrells
and DenisOn charged with the muir
der of F. l.. Yount, which occurred
in the country about two miles east
OF Provence a few days past
Mr.. Webb made a number of photo
graphs of the grounds around where
the killing occurred and these will be
used in the trial that will be held
here on September A. Denison, ono
Of the men held for the murder, ac-
companied the party, but it is not
known if he made any statements
that will be of advantage to the prose
cution
The crime with which these men
are charged. is the most revolving that
has occurred in this section for many
years. the murdered man being liter
ally cut TO pieces. The case has at
tracted considerable attention il this
section and the outcome is being
watched with interest
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Notice for Publication.

state of Oklahoma, Carter County.
In the District Court. No. 1853.
c. y. Blalock, Plaintiff. VS.. Sue Bl1-
lock, Defendant
Said defendant Sue Blalock VIII
take notice that she has been sued
in the above named court for divorce
and must answer the petition filed
therein by said plaintiff On or before
the 2nd day OF October, y. u, 1911.
or said petition will he taken as true.
and a judgment foS laid plaintiff in
said action for divorce will be render
ed accordingly.
Dated this 2lst day OF August, 1911.
Attest: 5 +. HAYNIE,
District Clerk.
BY s. NJ PARKER, Deputy.
Brown & Brown, Attorneys for
Plaintiff. d2l-2S-o
tSeaD
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Notice Of Sale OF Real Estate by
Guardian.

NA"'p p'ol's
I'm the matter OF the Guardianship
OF Mary Jones, minor
Notice is hereby given that in
pursuance of an order OF me County
Court of hatimer County. State OF
Oklahoma, made ana entered INTO ON
the 23rd day of August, 1911, the
undersigned guardian of Mary Jones
minor will sell at public sale TO
the highest bidder, subject to con
frmation by said Court, on or after
the 18th day of September, 1911, at
the Court house in the City of vii
bJrton, Latimer County. oklahoma.
on or after / o'clock p. m, of Said
date, all the right, title, claim and in
terest of Mary Jones, "A minor, in
and to the following described real
estate, to.wit: Wards undivided one
third N-3) interest, subject to the
lite estate of Narieson tones in said
estate. in and to the
NWA. NWh SWA, Section IA,
twp. South, Range West, in
stephens County, Oklahoma; NWh,
NEh4 NEh Section "a, Twp.
North, Range y East, in Latlmer
County, Oklahoma VIZ. NEh.
SWM; EIs. NWA. sWH, Section ?,
Twp. : South. Range West, Jeffer-
son County, Oklahoma; Sh, NWh,
NEH SWl!. NEh; N1a, SWh;
NJ, SWh, SWA, Section "a, TWP.
4 South, Range East, Carter Coun-
ty, oklahoma NWh, NEA, NWh;
.Nls, NwH, NWA; SWh, NW4.
NWA; NWH, SWh, lNWh; SWll,
SWA, NWA, Section 80. Twp. ?
North Range West. Garvin Cou.
ty, Oklahoma.
said land being located in stephens,
Latimer, Garter. Jefferson and Gar
vim Counties, in he State Of Okla
hoIna
That the terms of said sale srs
cash in hand upon delivery OF ap-
proved deed.
MARTESON JONES,
Guardian of the person and estate OF
Mary Jones, minor
By g. \. PHILLIPS. Attorney for
Guardian. 25-l-S
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District Clerl, Fred Hayn,e was
the tirs' of the county officials to
move into the new court house. lie
mo,cd the greater part of his records
yesterday and the work was finish
ed TODAY. County Attorney Mathers
viii probably he the next to move,
as he has the greater part of his
records packed and ready for moving.
\ number OF men are a. work clean
in2 ont the new court house, and all
The officers Will move during the
week.
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The work of grading the lot at the
court house was resumed this morn.
ing and will be finished this week
il no delays occur. The work of
building the walks will also be finish
ed this week.
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VI. = stone and Early Stone Of
Davis enlisted at the local recruit
ing office Yesterday for service in
The coast artillery. VI p. stone has
been in the army number of years
the first service for the other. There
has been thirty-tiye applications a.
the local office this month and these
two are the only ones that have been
accepted The requirements have
been 50 changed in the past few
months that 1t is more difficult for
ono % get into the army.
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Provides Against Contest.


u, George ". Eccleston, of the city
of Ashland, county of Saunders and
state of Nebraska, bequeath to my
best friend. Claire Paving Plummer
of the city of Atlantic City, county
of Atlantic and state of New Jersey,
who has done more for me than
my own children. She took me in
when homeless and helpless, not
knowing she would ever receive one
cent. l asked my son, Charles, and
my daughter, Bessie, to make room
for me: they both refused. Claire
Plummer did 50 without question
and without price.
In appreciation Of this great act
of kindness, | give 70 the three fol
lowing all my property real. person
al and mixed to he divided between
Claire Pawling Plummer, my son,
Charles Eccleston, and my daughter,
Bessie EcclestOn, to share equally,
each to receive One-thiId of my es
tate. Should either of the heirs try
to contest this will, the one thus
shall forfeit his or her
share in the estate, and the portion
of the one contesting shall be diyid-
ed between the remaining.
Il prefer and demand that Claire
Pawling Plummer shall have a share
in the estate: | further devise that
my good friend, Mr.. II. $. Wiggen-
horn. act as. administrator, and my
friend, Claire PawlinG Plummer, shall
act as administrative. solemnly de-
clare this TO be my last will and
wishes. Woe he unto him who tries
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PERSONALS

Misses Gene and Ruth Blake have
returned from Duncan where they
spent the summer.
Jay Prater left today for Okla.
homa City where he will visit with
friends.
Rev. Father Wagner, Adolphus
Glcsemeyer and Oliver O'Neal. neph-
ews of Rev, Father Wallrapp, have
returned from weeks outing or
the Washita.
Miss ltea WoNerton left today for
Oklahoma city to visit with her
brother
Jas r. Burns left today for bus
moss visit to Kansas City.
Miss Bliss Corlew has returned
from Marietta where she visited with
friends.
Frank Cochran, well known tray-
cling salesman, is here today calling
on his trade
". H. McCarey and wife of Colbert
We're visitors here today.
Hugh Ledbetter is in sulphur to-
day on legal business.
Ralph Ramsey went to Davis today
to look after business affairs.
Kennctt Hudson visited Dougherty
today.
W. J. Beard returned 70 his mines
near Davis today after spending a
few days here with his family.
W. w Miller OF Wichita, Kansas,
is among the prospectors in Carter
county. He has been visiting the as
phalt mines at Woouford and also
looking after farm lands.
Miss Helen Paschal of Pauls Valley
VIII arrive in the city today and will
remain here several days the guest
of her little friend Miss Margaret
Miller
Mrs. ora short, the milliner with
the Randol-Ditzler Dry Goods Co.
has returned from New York and St
Louis where she went to make her
millinery purchases. Her head trim
mcr this season will be Miss Ashcraft
of Saint Louis, who is expected to
arrive here today.
Miss Gladys Moore Of Sherman will
arrive here this afternoon for a visit
with her uncle, 5. s Tolson.
f. NJ. Wilkerson OF Oklahoma City,
was a business visitor here today.
\. i. Hall of 1ulrosa, y. NJ, was
among the out-of-town visitors here
today
George Anderson left this morning
for a weeks outing at Mcmillan and
Nadill before entering school here.
Mrs VI. Goldman and two sons have
returned from a visit at Tulsa.
Mrs. l.. y. Murdock will leave this
week for an extended visit to points
in northern Oklahoma.
Mrs. Seabrook who is with the Ham
lltOn school IN Washington, p. l., Is |
in the city in the interest of the
school.
W. A. Wimbsh and family left yes
terday for visit with friends at Ok
lahoma City.
Walter Brown, the well known trav-
cling salesman. is here today calling
on his trade.
Frank Bass, travelling auditor for
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the Santa Fe was visitor here yes
terday.
Mrs NJ NJ. Griffith and children
have returned from Oakland where
they visited with friends.
Harold Wallace and j. ID. Hardwick
have returned from business visit
to points i'm Texas.
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to alter this document. (Signed in the
presence of 'hese witnessesl
GEORGE W. ECCLESTON."
rad His Board.
Even after Eccleston's death, which
occurred in Mrs. Plummer's home
and the viii, boqueathing her one
third of his estate, was read, she
dill not know that he was rich. II
was only after Isl; to Ashland,
Ncb.. that she discovered the extent
OF the property to which she is now
heir. Mrs. Plummor returned from
Ashland day or SO 2co.
II. S W,rga1nora, named in the
will as administrator, Is president OF
bank in Ashland. After reading the
will the son and daughter, who live
in spokane, wash, decided nor 20
contest.
Eccleston. VINO WIS a remarkable
character, had been in s2nitarum af-
ter sanitarium and home afte" home
from San Francisco to Maine, before
he was finally picked up by tae Sal
yation Army IN Atlantic CIJv As an
outcast, and he looked n pag;
When The Salvation n-rrv uWncd
him over 20 MIS- Planners inSni-
tuition. the Bide-A-Wee Home. he
made the statement that he had more
than $500 and was able to pay 5S
a week for board. Strangely enough,
the second day after he became an
inmate of the Bide-A-Wec Home he
produced the s., digging It mp from
some recess in his ragged clothing.
He Could Curse,
This greatly encouraged Mrs. Plum
mcr, who became quite proud of the
new patient for this was the biggest
price for board the nome had ever
been able 10 get.
However, somebody bothered Eccle.
ston and he let ont a streak of pro
family that would have put foc'Sle
hand 10 the blush.
Mrs. Plummer talked forcefulIy 20
the old man and told him if he had
to swear like tnat he could not stay.
Eccloston answered that he did not
want to stay. He did not want to
stay in any sanitarium. eith,;, but
desired 70 he with some family where
they would be kind 10 him
This aroused Mrs. Plummer's sym
pathy, and after consulting with Mr..
Plummer, Just to humor the man,
she offered to take him to her own
home So Eccleston was moved to
the private residence of the Fum-
nIers in Hartford Terrace, Chelsea
\ month after he was moved into
the Plummer home it was seen thd.
he was very near death
While Eccleston was i'm his last i'll
ness Mrs. Plummer did many things
TO make his daily lot easier For eX-
ample, she brushed his teeth daily.
No ore else would he permit to do it.
Was Big Mine Owner.
She is now able to announce that
her share of the estate is not less
than S3aG.OOO Eccleston had one
nr5d"5ing mine that is bringing in
$500 a week, and has been for years.
He mad adjoining mining properties
not vet developed, on the same
lead. that probably are equally val.
liable. lie had stocks valued at close
to 100000. The amount of cash in
various banks was 100000 Besides he
was owner of the finest farm on the
Wahoo river in Nebraska. worth $780,
900.
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Kansas City, Nc, Aug. 30 Cattle
receipts today 10000.
Market steady to weak.
Native steers so TO 500
ow~ and heifers 2.7j to 725.
Hogs-Receipts today 5000.
Market weak.
Bulk of sales 71j TO 7.35.
TOP price 7.45.
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Grain Market.

ansas City, Mo-, Aug. 30.-The
grain market closed today as follows
Wheat September IS Is.
December 81 "a TO 81 IS.
May 90 5-S.
Corn September 90 l-2
December 90 3-S to 90 1-2.
May C3 81 to 81 IS.
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Notice to Eagles.

Every member of Ardmore Aerie
No. 5S7, F. O. f., is urged to attend
tonights meeting important bust
ness must be disposed Of
y. f. MARTIN,
Worthy President.
". \. WORLEY, Secretary.
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

MESSRS. EMANUEL AND SOL NJ.
LOWENSTEIN ANNOUNCE THE
OPENING OF THEIR CLASS IN
FIANo, VIOLIN, HARMONY AND
coUNTERPoINT COMMENCING
SEPTEMBER T. PHONE 7oe. 3O-12
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THE OFFICIAL
PROGRAMME
FOR THE CONFEDERATE REUN-
ION AT ARDMoRE, OKLA, SEPT
EMSER 6, ? AND 6.
Wednesday, Sept. g, 1911.

10 a. m.-Reunion called to order
by Gen. d. NJ, HALEY.
Song, All Hail the Power OF Jesus
Name"-Chorus.
Invocation by Rev. {. r. Gray.
Music, AMERICA by band.
Address of welcome by Mayor ID,
II. Dawson.
Dixie" by chorus.
Address of welcome on behalf OF
John II. Morgan camp, Major d. NJ.
Gumph.
Music by band.
Response by Hon. c. A. Sheen.
Song, "Juanita' by chorus.
Address, Hon. j. A. Bass
Music by band.
Address by senator II. l. Owen.
Dinner.
. p. m-Music by band.
Address by Hon. +. J. Gcddinss.
Song by Miss Nellie Hard
Recitation by Miss Garbutt.
Music by band.
Address by Hon. Claud Weaver.
Song, "Massa's in the Cold, Cold
Ground" by chorus.
Recitation, Sword of Root f.. Lee,
by Miss Eugenia Nivouchc.
Address by eX-Gov. c. y. Haskell
Music by band.
Address by Hon. W. +. Freeman.
Supper.
p. m Program by Miss Olive l..
McCIntic, of Oklahoma CITY.
Thursday, Sept. 7. 1911.
9 a. m.-Music by band.
Childrens drill by Miss Eugcnia NJ
youche,
Song Just Before the Battle
Mother" Mrs. Olive l.. McClintic.
address, Hon. j. c. Graham
Music by band.
Recitation by Miss Kate Gait
Song, bonnie Blue Flag chorus.
Address. Judge Stillwell H. Russell.
Song. odd Folks at Home chorus.
Address. Mrs. W. r. Clements.
Music by band.
Address, Senator 7. p. Gore.
Dinner.
> p. m.-Music by band.
Toasts by Young ladies.
Address, Governor Lee Cruce.
Dixie by band.
Recitation by Miss Boone.
Song, My Old Kentucky Home,
Mrs. Arthur Kyle.
Address. Hon. William II. Murray.
Song by little Miss Lois Clements.
Address. Judge r. l.. Williams.
Music by band.
Address, Senator G. b. Kendrick.
Song. "Old Black joe" Miss Nellie
Ikard.
Address, Senator ]. w. Bailey.
Supper.
Sponsors reception at Elks' hall.
Friday, Sept. 8, 1911.
$50 a. m.--Grand parade and street
car ride.
j. r. PULLIAM, Chairman,
MRS. NJ. IKARD.
MRS. ARTHUR WALCOTT,
j. p. MULLEN,
JAMES II. MATHERS,
Program CoDujtt"1.
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might contain bank note. After his
death she opened the envelope and
found the will, reading as follows
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-08-30

Rorn, to Mr. and Mrs. 7. Lee Hon.
son, a son
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to alter this document. (Signed IN the
presence of 'heSe witnesses.)
GEORGE ". ECCLESTON.'
c,;,I Lie
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1911-10-27

j. c. Fowley of shanko well known in this county shot
Tuesday evening $50 by D. A. Howell and died the operating
table at The Daes hospital early Wednesday morning The shooting
place Shanko drug
Howell had been drinking heavily all day and in quaesome
mood He had been arrested by the marshal who taking him to
the Jail when they by Fow Fowey who mayoro the
city, told Howell that would be allowed remain the streets
This censed Howell that he pulled automatic revolver from his
pocket and fired shots the first striking Fowey in the abdomen
passing through and lodging the back Fowey attended i'm
medaey by the local physician who said that he be rush
10 the hospital special train secured for that
He Hurlbur Of this city, oper
succeu thought but after
covering from the aneec he passed quietly Howell was i'm
medae lodged the city Jail to await the coming Of the sheriff who
him The Daes Feeling high and feared
for that the residents the city might mob the Jail and
mercy Howell c. Fowley this state from Iowa and
about He formerly cashier of the Arlington
National Bank and for the has held the
on with the Eastern Oregon Banking Co.. Shanko He leaves
wife and daughter for whom the deepest sympathy felt
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1911-10-27
MAIL ORDER GOODS.

A certain young man conclud.
ed that the home merchants did
not advertise a very good line Of
clothing and so he sent to q
mail order house for a suit of
clothes. When they arrived in
the pocket of the pants was
found the following note, says
an exchange; Should this fall
into the hands of a good looking
young man who desires to cor
respond with a lady of sweet
disposition, kindly address," etc.
Then the young man PROMPTLY
sent a letter to the address and
a few days later received this
reply: "Sir: My wife has receiv-
ed a letter from you, addressed
in her maiden name. Twenty
years ago, when she worked in
a factory, she might have writ
ten the note. She is now mother
of eleven children and is my
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1911-10-27
PROMINENT men
WILL ADDRESS TR|-
COUNTY MEETING
Sherman and Morrow will
be well represented. To
teach farmers to increase
yield per acre is purpose
Of Convention Oct. 31st.

To instruct the farmers in pro-
ducing more soil fertility and
thus to increase the yield per
acre Of the farm lands of Gillian,
Morrow and Sherman counties
is the avowed purpose of the
tri- county convention which
will be held in Arlington next
Tuesday and Wednesday. Be-
sides the special car of Portland
delegates there will be present a
good number of representatives
from each county. No formal
program will be followed. C. G..
Chapman, Secretary of the Ore.
gon Development League, will
call the meeting to order early
on Tuesday afternoon ard those
in attendance will select a tenn
porary president, vice-president
and secretary and viii then
effect a permanent organization.
It is expected that between
thirty and forty business men
and farmers of this vicinity will
attend, Moro will send at least
twenty-five delegates and Hepp-
ner will be we'll represented.
Among prominent men of the
three counties who are expected
to take part in the discussions
are the following: Judge D. R
Parker and M. Fitzmaurice Of
this city;C C. G. Clark. J. H. Bur-
det, Arlington; C. A. Buckley,
Grass Valley; DR.. o. ]. Coffin,
Moro; 7. H. Mahoney. Judge e.
c. Patterson, Heppner; ]. E.
Cronin, lone. Managing editors
OF the three Portland Dailes, E.
B. Piper, C. s. Jackson and J.
F. Carol will be asked to speak
and DR.. James Withycombe,
director of the Oregon Expert
ment Station, and R. 3. Miller,
traffic director of the O-W. R. &
N. Co. Dwight Edwards and
S. C. Pier, Portland business
men, will also be heard.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1911-10-27
DEMONSTRATION
TRAIN IN THIS
CITY TUESDAY
Farmers making prepara-
tions to be here that day.
Hog industry viii receive
special attention and will
be interesting to farmers.

The farmers of this vicinity
are making preparations to be in
this city on next Tuesday morn
ing at which time the farming
demonstration train will be here.
Many of the business men will
also visit the train and will ac-
company it to Glen and Airing
ton to be present at the evening
session of the Development
League meeting. This demon
stration train will be different
in a way from the proceeding
ones. The lectures will be cut
very short and the remainder of
the time will give ample time for
personal contact between the
farmers and the railroad men
and college instructors. The
farmers are urged to ask ques-
tions on any subject in their line
upon which they wish inform
alton and to engage in personal
conversation with the instruc-
tors. 1t is believed that more
good will develope from this
method. The train will be here
from eight o'clock until twelve
O'Clock. Field peas and milo maize
for seed viii be distributed from
the train in limited quantities.
1t will be impossible to serve all
the farmers who will be applic-
ants for seed and the Farmers
Union should designate those of
their number who are to receive
the seed. Both of these have
proven well adapted to dry and
and non-irrigated soils and are
both excellent fatteners for
stock. Special attention will be
given to the hog industry. One
car will carry swine of various
breeds and the farmers Of this
county should take special inter-
est in these.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1911-10-27

The new well drill recently
purchased by Jamison & Marshal
arrived in this city tee first Of
this week. 1t is an Armstrong
machine with gasoline power.
will drill any size hole and is cap
able Of going down 1000 feet if
necessary. The first well to be
drilled is for Mr.. Jamison at his
home in west Condor after which
the machine will be taken to
Fossil where the owners have
contracts for several wells.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1911-10-27
DO0LEY, HORSEBUYER COMING.

E. W. Dooley, the horsebuyer,
will be in this city on Monday
and Tuesday, November 9th and
7th. He wishes to buy 100 head
of horses, 3 to 8 years old, gen.
tie and we'll broken, with plenty
Of bone and good conformation,
weighing from HOO pounds up.
He will also buy a few yearlings
and two-year olds. Bring in
your stock if you wish to sell.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1911-10-27
PUBLIC SCHOOL NOTES.

All public Schools in Gillian
County must be closed Novem-
Der 1st, End and 3rd owing to
the institute to be held here on
those dates. This is in accord
ance with the Oregon School
Law.
Supt. Sturgill visited the May
vile and Greiner Schools Tues
day of last week and reports
everything there in good work.
ing order.
Jack Wood, one of our bright
second grade pupils, is now at
tending school at Park Place,
Portland as Mrs. Wood has gone
there for the winter. We were
sorry to lose Jack but he is a boy
that will make good any place he
may go.
Pupils entering school this
week are; Agnes Walker, Gladys
Austin, Utah Browning, Harold
Johnson and Herman Hoskius.
AS we cannot organize new
classes at this time, children who
have never been in school will
not be received in the first grade
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1911-10-27
JUDGE PARKER
SENTENCES TWO
Youths Who Burglarized
Arlington Store Given
Term at Salem.


The two youths who recently
burglarized the store of C. c.
Clark & Son in Arlington were
arraigned on Friday before the
grand jury which was convened
for that purpose by Judge Park
er. Both entered a plea of
guilty and were each given a
penitentiary term of from one
to seven years. Deputy Sheriff
Weed and Marshal Lang of Arl-
ington took the prisoners to Sal
EN- on Monday.