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ERRING WIFE BACKGiven Two Years for Eloping, Paroled, Spouse Forgives.HER AFFINITY IS HELDMan Accused of Enticing Woman I'pom Home Said by Government L» Have Impersonated United Mate*. Timber Inspector.Cora K Conner, used of a statutory offense, has been sentenced by Presiding: Judge Uronaugh In the circuit Court to serve two years in the Penitentiary. She was paroled, however. during good behavior. O. fj Coa-i»r, her husband. * rural mail carrier, appeared with her in court when she entered her plea of guilty, and announced his willingness tr take bis wife back and forgiv® her misdeeds.While Mrs. Conner was standing before 4 ircult Judge Rronaugh yesterday morning for sentence P. E. Dodge, accusedwith Iter, was appearing before Judge Bean in the Federal Court. He will be allowed to enter « formal plea nest Monday morning. •“ a=Dodg» wen i to Linn County a fewMonths ago and become acquainted with the Opiumr family. It la alleged by o, K Conner that Dodge and his wife. Cora Conner, became affinities. It ts said that Mrs Conner had filed on a timber claim, regarded a* “shaky** by neighbors, and mat Dodge soon hoard of the rumors os In defective title The Government officers say t*odge went to Mr Conner and representedhimself an inspector of the Interior iMpartroent, saying he would be able to settls flie entire trouble for MOO. provided Mrs. Conner disappear for a time. It waa agreed that she would go to British Columbia and that her future correspondence with her spouse would come through the bands of “Inspector Dodge.Conner says ha heard from his wife from time to time, usually in the shape of requests for money. Finally he grew suspicious, came to^Portland and placed the matter In the hands of the United Buttes District Attorney !t was found that Dodge waa a false Inspector. Ivtler the woman and Dodge were arrested In a lodging-house of Portland, where they passed ns man and wife.DIVORCE SOUGHT FOR MINORSGuardian \sks separation for Youth Wedded When Only I fi.Married at Vancouver. Wash., when he was only til years old Harry l*tnd Shaw brought suit in the Circuit Court yesterday morning to have the marriage annulled. He sets forth that ho broke the Washington state law when he went through the ceremony. Daisy M 3haw is his wife He aborts that at the time of the wedding she gave the fictitious name of Mildred Mitchell.Shaw was 17 years old July R last. Tb«- marriage ceremony was performed February 23. The suit Is brought by Helen Shuw. who was appointed guard!’in for the young man for the purpose,* or the suit. Arthur A. Murphy Is her attorney.Iaicy C Fisher brought a divorce suit In the Circuit Court yesterday against Jalius D. Fteher. whom she married nt Vancouver. Wash.. January 6. 1906. She was abandoned a ar ago Inst month, she says. She dealres to resume her former name. IxickwoodNathan lei Dixon hits filed a divorce ault against Nellie Dixon, charging tie -eterllon. They married December 16, 1906BROKEN LEG WORTH SfiJlflBrown .V McCabe Musi Pay l aborerfor Accident.1 1 12 %I *n. P. Schroeder will recover 16210 r from Brown A- McCabe as the result t of * verdict returned b.v a Circuit Court • Jury, read 1^ Judge Gatens' departmentyesterday morning. Schroeder sued for $16,000 on account of a broken leg, which he said was caused hy th# fallingof a wltich-ioad of lumber.Schroeder was assisting In loadingthe steamer Corydon at the Inmtn-Poulsen dock at the time, and a breaking rope caused the accidentHarris Trunk Co. tor trunk# and bagefctiVilrnnfs
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Portland Morning Oregonian

Portland, Oregon, US

Wed, Nov 24, 1909

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