Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-10-18
THREE PARDONED
AND 35 PAROLED
Governor Relieves Crowded
Condition at Prison.
Pardons Conditional

In accordance with the recommended
tions made by the parole board at its
| meeting on Monday last, Governor
Withycombe today issued restorations
TO citizenship, conditional pardons and
paroles 10 the following men who were
recommended for such action by the
| board:
Restoration to Citizenship
\. l.. Smith, received from Baker
county, April %, 1912, to serve from
to 20 years for forgery; paroled April
| %, 1914.
Gettis Griffin, received from Nal.
heur county, September 20, 1914, to
serve from l to > years for larceny
from the person; paroled September
20, 1915.
Edward Tozier, received from Coos
county, September 30, 1913, to serve
from to 10 years for robbery; condi-
tionally pardoned September 30, 1914
Fred Cobb, received from Multno-
nah county, December IA, 1909, to
serve ID years for assault and robbery;
paroled June IT,, 1913.
| W Ai0iii i'"NSi
county september "a, 1914, TO serve
from l TO ~ years for larceny; paroled
september "a, 1919.
:, Miilam II, smith, received from
Malheur county, September 20, 1914,
to serve from I to 10 years for larceny
OF horse paroled October IS, 1915.
Richard Schultz, received from Mar
ion county, july 8, 1914, to serve from
10 ~ years for statutory offense,
eondltionally pardoned December 20,
l9I4'
Walter Quick, received from Lake
county october 26, 1914, to serve from
to I years for larceny in dwelling;
paroled November 9, 1915.
conditional Pardons
John O'Conner, received from Wasco
county, october IA, 1918, to serve from
to years for burglary.
Dlek white, received from Sherman
county, May ~, 1918, to serve from 3
to ~ years for statutory offense.
Luther Quick, received from Lake
county, October 26, 1914, to serve from
to years for burglary.
Paroles
! Men to be released at expiration of
minimum sentence.)
w. IL. Elliott, received from Umatilla
county, October I, 1914, for forgery.
j. E. Carter, received from Wasco
county, October 1915, for larceny by
ballee.
FRANK Nimick, received from Marion
county, December, 1910, for larceny
from a store.
X. {. Thompson, received from Clat-
sop county, June, 1911, for forgery.
ID. IL. Gordon, received from Baker
county, September, 1911, for burglary
in dwelling
Albert Eales, received from Lane
county, October, 1914, for burglary,
not IN dwelling.
, Oscar Herman, received from Multi
nomah county, October, 1913, for for
gerry.
Virgil Churchill, received from YAM
hill county, October 1914, FOR forgery.
Arthur Peterson, received from Una
tilla county, October, 1914, for larceny
in house. =.
Raie Orr, received from Multnomah
county, November, 1915, for obtaining
money under false pretenses.
Henry Scott, received from Morrow
county, October, 1918, for larceny of a
calf.
Charles Huntington, received from
Union county, October, 1915, for lar.
ceny in dwelling.
Charles F. Condart, received from
Douglas county, November, 1915, for
obtaining money by false pretenses.
Louis B. Strang, received from Daug-
| las county, November, 1912, for arson.
Rodney Cook, received from Yamhill
county, October 1914, for forgery and
larceny.
Jackson county, April, 1913, for forgery
John Marsden, received from Coos
county, January, 1914, for assault with
dangerous weapon.
r. A. Henry, received from Multno-
nah county, November, 1915, for OBJ
tanning money by false pretenses.
George Davis, received from Union
county, October, 1911, Tor burglary in
a dwelling at night time.