rcnSF.RL'RG NEWS-REVIEW WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 10. 1924.
ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW 1 0 5 1 IMS. :
lM. .d Dally Exc.pt Sunday by Tha Newt-RevUw Co.. Inc. lpFC JJ J
Sj PICK2NS
1 ' . l.V. mutilullv ilia-
appeared a railroad worser wai mai wiu ,
HKINUNE CO.NfcHVA-iUH iou.u -,-. -u-u Loeb lt ,as. according to
who contributed me
B. W. BATES --
BF.KT G. UATES.
..Frealdcnt aud Manager
Secretary-Treaauier
Koopena
sun: urn
Klndergar.cn wna Kept. 15th
Jitney calH lor 1 niidren
tillered aa aecond claim matter May 17, IHM, at the pt oflice
Jtoaeburi,'. Oregon, under the Act of March 1,
bUBSCHIPTION RATES
Dailr. Dr year, by mall .
Iially, aix months, by malL.
bally, Uiife months, by mall
Dally, ilnRle month, by mall
Dally, by carrier, per month
Weekly Newe-Kerlew, by mall, per year
4.oo!
K.OOI
1;
. .60 !
.60 j
Mrahtr of It Aaaurtairil I'rfM.
The Aaaoclatfd I rm In irlulvoly mtltltd to tha uaa for ripuMI
cation of all new a dlaiatma i-mllled to It or not ollierwln credited
In tMa .apr and to aJI lui'l dwi publlahed huraln. All rlalita of r-
iit.lciiM..n of wppcIaI 1lat. hi-a hr.in are alao rMMrvrd.
ROSEBURG, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 10, 1924.
MAKING A MOCKERY OF JUSTICE.
ot
Life imprisonment for Richard Loeb and Nathan F.
Leopold for the cold-blooded murder of litt.'e Robert Franks,
' is certainly a good exhibit of judicial abortion.
The verdict of Judge J. R. Caverly has placed a blotch
on America's most sacred emblem justice. The decision i
rendered today by the distinguished judge has set an
example in the annals of court records that lowers the re
spect and admiration held for courts of justice Ly law
abiding and true American citizenship.
rollover run be offered to the WOlld for hut will prooaciy oe ttarnng
,. . . - . ,- x. ,, c ,. ,,, ! aix-reel thrillers In a coupla years.
such a flagrant miscarriage of Justus. Neither of the mur- 5 S S S
derers were deserving of the extreme liberal decision ac-1 TnhJ , th year that a feiier can
corded them. In fact, it seems that a death penalty would get away with murder, we opine,
have been far inadequate to pay for such an atrocious crime; S S 9
committccd by the I .oeb-Leopold combination of degener-1 bcauioBu.'win fu'photo.'
ntes. i of the two boys and a reduction
BY BERT u BATES
GOOD EVENING EOLKS
Havin' been, up to
TI'.J metrop
Far a coupla days
Watchln' the
Big town guys
O't their fingers
Manicured in
The bobber shops
We're more'n
Pleased, to be
Back In the
Home town
Where a feller
Can git a shave
Without havin'
Some Jar stickin'
Around wantln'
To shine their finger nails.
5 5 S S
DUMBELL DORA THINKS
South Bend is a new form
calisthenics.
Angel-Faced Dickie Leeb ard
Kind-hearted Leopold will not
danule from the end of a hemp.
bariaeks outside the city Is not
! proceeding as rapidly an anticipa
ted, or rather not quite according
'to at hcdu!e; v. anticipated
it would be Blow."
Dr. Wu, dressed In a long, for- This nun was
j mal Chinese gown, received the
(interviewer in a big reception
noni, well aupiy eci witn black
Hood furniture, i wo cups of tea,
( hiiie.se style, were unohtrudlvely
trved, but the comniiissloner did
..jrrlv covered with Water, lyillg
. - - ..il...H ..ilvnt near the Dr. White.
uuuer laiiiuou v...-. - , . u .
southern city limits. Police were criminalistic tenneney iu -at
once notified and Franks was dr compact Leopold, he said
rall.d to the morgue, lie identi- : was simply the slave of Loeb.
tied the hodv as that of Robert.: In one of the most amazing d
(,. hert had been beateu to death f. nsea eier entered for murderers
"!.h a chisel.' in ny court. Dr. White said that
"n intensive search for the I.eopold and Loeb were victims of
slayer was started at once. Two childhood fantasies.. Loeb s fan-
nemile fatd they saw a man loit- tasies. ne said, lea towarus uie
ri., arn.niit the Harvard private ! criminalistic. He imagined liiin-
that sihoel
the afternoon
i,:,h imhprt attended on self a treat criminal, leader of
he disappeared, large ana desperate uanu. ne
K.iid to have heen pictured himself In jail, stripped
driving up and down me streets oi nis ciuming mu imiuicn -
in an automobile. j Tore the puDltc gaze, i nia torture.
the doctor said, gave LoeO a
(.real .V.Ioi-l. J .lhrm." His ambition was to com-
T.'ie wealth and social position mU ..(he perfett crime."
of th Krcnks family Franks is i,o
said to he many times a milllon-
' not even bother to lake a sip ot Hir(. gav,. the cast) great notor- i Leopold, according to Dr.
his. One was somehow mam: to
realize that he was a busy man,
' though there was never a hint or
tins in the way ho spoke. His Ox
ford KtiKiish and his conversation-
i ul power are delightful. It was
i tattier in tho quiet composure of:
, im manner us he politely waited :
for th'. interviewer tj ask biln
another question. )
iety.
White, was far more Intellectual
K.,n t ..k IJIo fmriirira funtaSV
S, ver;;l Instructors at the Har- j ' ,h,. nf tha ..kin and
In which he most often was the
slave and Loeb the king. He felt
Loeb was greatly superior in
many ways to himself.
It was the combined result of
these fantasies. Dr. VhUe said.
which caused the murder of Kob-
v.ird school were held in custody
Tor several tlav on suspicion that
they knew of or were connected
with the murder.
Not until a week after the boy
was niuril'-red were Nathan Leo
pold and Kh hard l.oeh. both sons
, clous college graduate., arrested
Ex-service men attention! anrt , ron,,tion with the
critne. Leopold was traced Dy
means of a pair of horn rimmed
of millionaires and both preco-, ert Franks. Loeb suggested the
llrao 1'ost, No. 2!t, G. A. R., in
vites all exservlce men to meet
at the armory Friday, Sept. 12, at
ti p. in., to participate in Uefmse
iJay exercises.
C. U. SUTTON, Com.
DECISION END OF
STORY FOR SLAYERS
(Continued from page 1.)
There was no question of their guilt. Not an iota of
evidence was advanced to the effect that the life of young
Franks was snapped out for other causes than that of a
well-planned, premeditated program of fiendish murder. A
frank admission of this fact was paramount throughout the
entire trial.
The defense has won a wonderful victory for its clients,
but the stigma attached to such a victory will not meet the
approval of millions of law-abiding people who have watch
ed the scales of justice weigh the evidence in the Chicago
murder case. Everything was against the defendants. Mur
der most horrible had been committed and carried out by
a couple of youthful "supermen" to a degree that astonish
ed the entire world. ,The life of an innocent child had been
snapped out by two parasites of the millionaire circle. These
youthful murderers had everything that wealth could com
mand. Reared in luxury, groomed in extravagance, petted
and pampered, they sauntered forth upon society and made
a plaything of the life and blood of an innocent boy.
And for their deed what is the penalty life imprison
ment. And life imprisonment means nothing to these sons
of wealth. They are happy and contented to know that a
sympathetic court had so lightly viewed their devilish' deed.
They now have a future before them. Confinement in a
sale on rope?
5
Well, anyway, hangin'
good for 'em.
was too
, ed about the entrance of the Cook
j county jail when the decision had
' beranie known. A scorj of mo
toreyele policemen, line! up on
i both sides of the stree', h.ul the
I people in check. The .-rod was
And this should, be a lesson, tc' silent und merely stood around,
poverty-stricken youths who might, watching the Jail doors,
contemplate bumpln' off some kid. I The Lochs and Leopolds watcll-
ya gotta have Jack these days, en anxiously a.) Nathan, Jr., and
folks
i i 5
The cirkus Is comin' and hot
diggety dawg but we love pink
lemonade.
s s
We saw a guy down on the wa
terfront this a. m. so tuff tlot he than Leopold
' case and passed cigars to the
i members of the group as they fll
i ed from the court room. .
F.dwin flreshani. undo of the
Kichard were herded quickly hack
10 me eievator to ne re: n t-nofl to
their Jail cells. Then, in the
'touit room emptied ranidiy. la
j cob Loeb eutei t'upted an inter
j view of u half frore of newt'pa
I per men with: "Uh, Clarenee,
the)' are waiting let's go." Na-
Sr.. had recovered
spectacles which were found near
the lonely curvert.
I.eopold and Loeb stoutly de
nied nny knowledge of the crime.
Leopold Raid he must have drop
ped the glasses while on a bird
hunt in that vicinity. He said he
was a student of ornithology and
had often visited the culvert. Hoth
hovs gave apparently substantial
alibis. They told of driving in
Leopold's automobile on the af
ternoon and evening of the mur
der, of "picking up" two girls,
and of dining and drinking nt a
notorious cabaret.
Then Sven England, the Leo
pold chauffeur, was called In. He
told State's Attorney Robert E.
Crowe tho machine named by the
boys was In the Leopold garage
on the day of the critne.
Loeb Confessed Kienf
Confronted with their shatter
ed alibi, Loeb was the first to
crime; Leopold consented to as
sist him as a dutifuT slave.
Following Dr. White on the
witness stand was Dr. William
Healy of Uoston, who corroborat
ed in detail the testimony and
conclusions of the Washington
alienist.
Dr. Healy told the court that
both Leopold and Loeb in his
opinion were victims of psychosis
an unbalanced mind.
Dr. liernard Glueck, of New
York City, was the third defense
alienist. Ho likewise corroborat
ed the testimony of Dr. White and
said the boys in his opinion were
suffering from "split personali
ties.' He explained this by saying :
that In both cases their intellect
find their emotional powers were
at such great disparity that the i
personality was "diseased or
split." j
Lust Expert Witness
Dr. Harold S. Hulbert of Chica
go, who with Dr. Karl M. Bow- !
Fine Clothes
Really Help a Man
a Lot !
They set htm apart; give nun an air ot uisiincuon, a pro.
perous look; In businoss, in professional fields, in coUtf.
anywhere it s a big help to "look like somebody."
HART SCHAFFNER & MARX CLOTHES
ARE BETTER CLOTHES
market:
(Associated Press Leased Wire.)
PORTLAND, Ore., Sept. 10 The
local butter market Is steady and
mand for canning improicJ
game of tiddley-wlnkt.
5 i) 5
The school marms are beglnnin'
to appear on the horizon and the
bachelors are aettin' a new lease
on life with prospects of a bright
winter.
!t 5
The lard products show opened
today and all of tl'S prize cucum
bers of the valley are on display.
$ ! s S
The Firpo Wills battle will be on
tomorroy night and Mistah Wllls'll
child murder victim, only mem
ber of the Franks family In tho
court room, refused to comment
on the sentences, "lie shook his
bend In a refusal when asked for
the Franks tamlly's acceptance Of
the sentences a Justice for the
murder of Kobhy.
man, of Uoston. conducted the
break. lie made a full confes- '"'St and most thorough examina
tion, implicating Leopold. Leo- "ons of the two boys, was the
pold oelte ralmlv made n similar: la8' defense expert witness. Fol-
I confession when he was told his I lowing closely the outline of the I -"" 7' , " " , , " PORTLAND, Ore., Se;
companion had broken donw. 'luioert-uowman report, which - i Oregon farms are suffer::
Tlie amazing confessions of t hfi ' u "een Buomitiea to me otner i uncnangeti, seconoj are pieniuui, . . . ,,..
(,. i...n i , u,..k : alienists. Dr. Hulbert i rfni. i . .... . , , , Uw-K OI moisture in spite
s "r.Munm, in which . , ' . , . " " "VJV jut. nigU SCOre SIOCK IS in uemailU. ' 0h-..ra whlnh
they admitted there was no mo-I into the physical examination of 'J . . . nrnIrp,1 ; showers, which
tlve for the crime except "the ad- i lne oetenuanis. '
venturo of it.'' were given at-! Dr. Hulbert said he found There Is a firm demand for fresh
Inches of the state's attorney's i young Loeb was strikingly imma- extras. Firsts are in plentiful
office as dawn was breaking on J "ire that he still has three of supply.
n u i.. i.. .....j .i.. if I lie (If tense eoniise eh ef until r..n ,n . ....... 1. 1......, . ..
prison coll for life is a misnomer, a.1 llllS been shown illhun-the Wild Bull of the Pampas does 'hat paroles cnuld be applied lor the bod under the culvert, 'and
drcds of like cases. W itlnn a very brief period of time tak-1 hl ttuf1 "
ing into consideration the vast wealth and influence behind ., ,,
ii j t i i ii II,,., .... . i At C." Bellows Is thinkin' of In.
Loeb and Leopold tho world will not be astonished to tako ; staiiin' a radio aerial cn w of the
tho morning of Mav .11. Thev told his "baby" teeth, that he hits to
of the boys' desire to commit the Kl'ave only twice a week, and that
"perfect, crime," of their longing ' his pituitary glunds were func
for a thrill, of their careful plans, j Honing subnormally.
of their search for a victim, and i Leopold, he said, was preco
finally of how they enticed Rob- i ciously developed. His glands
ert Franks into n rented nutotno- of internal secretion are over
bile, bent Mm nvnr tUa ...111. f 11 HCt loll i II IT bU linilv la tor. l.ct.-
.lr. Harrow was commenting I n chisel tonk tho , llv covered with hnir .,..,1 i,i r.,... I and IS cents.
on the possibilities ot paroles j moto place on the south side Bre f'at. ' I The hay market Is steady and
vine,, Micoi) i.oeti interrupted, undressed It, 'poured acid on the
Country meat receipts continue
light with market firm for top
stuff. Choice light . hogs 14Jc;
choice light veal 15c.
Offerings and demand of live
poultry are about equal. No change
in prices was reported. Ducks are
dragging, with prices down to Hi
cognizance of the fact that both murderers are parading and j oir-,",! when th cirku arrives,
mingling with society. ' S S
1 . ff.i , ., . . , .... . While up to the metrop we saw
., ..Ilius, you have that most sacred word nistice strm. !,.. , ,h. .h.,L. .nn'
ped of all its Virtues and made U mockery in the eves of thuth new Ennli.h trousers, and w. hour. When ho left it- was by
11 suppose the Prince ot Wales caus. " i"aie co.ti.ior uinl eleva',):-.
VVOllU. I mA Ikla l.itaa ,nmn,i, UU . 1 1 w'H
- ..... , ...
aner iweiity years or lite sen
tences had been served, but that
it -'required 374 years of incar
ceration before paroles could be
applied fur under sentences of il'j
years In tho penitentiary.
Judge Caverly remained In his
chambers alter delivering his sen
tence for about three miancr of
as ng..ln
surrounded by
irom thr
then addressed the ransom let
ter to the victim's father.
I nliliie Hansom Plan
Their plan for collecting
110. Olio ransom In itself was
unique. Franks was to place the
money In n cigar hex. hoard n
certain train on a certain dav. sit They testified concerning the liab-
in a-certain seat, find a further : 1,8 f the two murderers testi
note of instruction In a telegraph mony Intended to show that Leo- :
blank receptacle, proceed to the j 1''I devoted his life to the phil
rear platform of the train and osophy of the super-man, declar-
wnen lie reached a specified ad- ln5 '"at the super-man was above
were too!::
of material benefit, says t!
ly Oregon crop report, it
the weather bureau here.
A very Httle seeding c
and oats has been done
central counties, and son:
Lake county where the f:
ing is now drying out fc:
moisture. Flawing for
being delayed alHO by iV
rain. Hot days have cat
to mature rapidly, and mil
ing cut for ensjlage.
Apples continue to 0
Some fruit was blora In
trees in Hood River ral
And no nun limn in ni.ilim n.l ,..;tl, u,, ,.,,(!,..;(.. t I admit we're skinnv. but derned it f:"a.rs ""'i ''nt nway
n.ln fu.n l,, K.,...o f- ....:.. . 1 . ic , . ' we're O01'' di'Ouise our shanks , I'K ""illy that onlooiters i vertlsing sign some distance from ! the law, and that Loeb was cx
.v.,..,.v ..... ..,.,.,1.1, uviioui mi viiniiiiu iiuu a si'uiuiiirascti by weann' those balloon pant3.
muruer pact wherein the luc of an innocent boy is wrecked
as a "means of pleasure and to supply a "thrill" for two mil
lionaire scions of society.
ITIIE SCHOOL YEAR.
3
We wish to announco that fol
lowing next Monday and Tuesday
will be Wednesday, Thursday, Fri
day and Saturday.
S S S
We vo.nder why some of the
band Instrument manufacturers
c-
From these facts and many oth- i unchanged. Country shipments
ers which he related. Dr. Hulbert ate Increasing,, but moving out
said he came to the conclusion i promptly.
that both Leopold and Loeb were 1 There Is little life to . the luip ,.ajea..wind of the Set. Prus
1 mentally aonoimal. . niaraei at.inis time, rue duik or (ng and drying are prosress;
I l nils College Students 1 nig yaras nave Deen picked, nut ports are received that this
the-1 In addition to these four doc- ' few buyers are interested iu the I low in sugar content and nr
tors, Harrow culled a group of m x croD- " "n eastern maiKeis the standard in size; pro:
college students friends and ""settled, -buyers are skeptical being picked and shippW
companions of Leopold ojid Loeb 1 "u"ut ;aning noiu even at tno tti to
11 ct 111 itvet esiaonsnea a tew
davs :ico.
Among today's team track ar
rivals are five stock car loads of
grapes. They are slow sellers. A
fancy car of Tokays arrived from
California along with a car of
f, Chicago was to throw tho monn ceedlngly nervous as h cnii.M.e a, .1. . Malaga grapes. The Tokays are
off. The hoys planned to be wait- I "lent, often fainted, and read i "'".'"B at with the Malagas
Ing nearhv, seize the package and j "cheap detective stories." i at a luK- Another car of Idaho
escape. They planned a trip to Foreman Leopold and Allen ! rur"' ""ta'oes arrived today and
Kurope. Franks was preparing ! LH'b, older brother of the two a,e 8!lllnK at i per hundred. Ove-'
conipanied their
The peonle of other countries sen reel v ronlio lime H,un. don't advertise photos of Cil Cool
. ..... " Iftna nlauln a manhnn, M'd
ly concerned the American people are in regard to the edu- get the solid jazz band vote of the nl,i' k K" ili' s the cxpr.
cation of their children. Our grandfathers, who took edu- ."""try.
cation lightly and sketchily, never dreamed how much!
thought, effort, and money would lie devoted by Use parents Xi-'
of these days to having their youngsters properly educated. "t," ''' 1
Otir people are tremendously ambitious for their children. 1 X i"" L''ur' 0
in tan street were not aware
ins Identity.
l.oeh and Leopold were
treinely sober as they wclo 1
tnroiign tlie state s attorney'..; of
lice all
and onto
he apalu
v.neie ine will remain until sent I aire head of the Morris Pnper Ilox
to J.o e penitentiary to spend the , company: and Albert H loeb
remain, ler of their lives. They 111- Viultl-mllllnnnir vi,...:t.i ;
guards with Senm Hnoburk ant! rnmniinv fn-
iners or tne two confessed slayers,
er receiving their sentence, j to follow these Instructions when slayers, and Jacob Loeb Dickie s p"" l'otates are around $1.73.
0 he Lrl.tue f sigh-" : , he found his son had been slain uncle, each testified briefly each1 lhe unlon niarkct is steady
111 incarcerated In the jail; Nnthtin Leopold. sr, million- 1 showing that Nathan and 'itich- ! e"ri.,nt ev,s. WulU Walla G'ob
don .
0' actin congenial."
llie lulure of these young people is their first thought.
They will make great sacrifices, deny themselves all kinds
..1 1
vi iMi.iauics ntiu I'ven necessities, to give their olfspring a Rami concert Miiuiry at Iiau.ton
little better chance, : y the n. (
These iirents of Uoselmrg look forward then to tin. oA7i--n,r. o
i nl.lin.r K, ...I ,., : i- . 1 . VVJtVllVlloOlUllLIV Oc I J
" .......... , i'i im tit uie uiinosi importance.
While tlie progress of tl.c pupils depends primarily upon
whether the children are willing t,, work or not, yet judicium-
parents can do a meat d. :tl t nHiperute in milking the
year a successful one. 'J'l,. . h. lp by rhi attitude and
interest along the following lines;
Make the children
lV'liiii'cnients and
ere is ground I'm-
liiattii-
on their faces was tinchanceabl
Despite .sheriff Hoffman's an
nouncement that l.oeh and I.eo
pollii would h taken to Juliet
m nit tut in ry within an hour un
cerininty continued concerning
when the ,0vs would start, and
it appeared that severui
rngageu t iarcnce Harrow. Ren
laniln nnd Walter Hnchrach to
prepare their sons' defense.
After several weeks, attorneys
nnd members of the two families
decided Nathan and Richard were
nt
n.,.i n;i, -iiiieiiL iev'.-s. vai:a v ana li'oues
ard had plenty of money to spend J!!rr'!ly the bulk of the trade at
and that thev did Hot ,ha,nF.tpU f" '
commit the crime for the ran
som money. This, the defense
considered, showed that the two
ooys Killed Robert Franks lust
from Malheur county.
The third cutting of al:
nearing completion In east.
tricts and the second cuttii
progress iu central localitie.
of the previous week cat
temporary improvement ii
pastures which are now p
need of moisture, nece
continued feeding of si
many places. Cbiisidernk; '
favorable conditions, lives:.!
holding up fairly well.
Late potatoes as a rule H
to good, but need rain tc
an average crop; some at
dug and shipped, with lot
yields. Hon nicklnc in com:
tk .1 . r . " "..
i uo ucm.11 luoinet remains iirm earner fields and la well UK
at M.35 to $1.7fi a box with de- in other districts.
"for
as they said themselves
inriu."
Crowe placed his own alienists
on (he stand to level the defensi
medicni structure. Among them
f.lEN AND WOMEN IN NEWS OF TIIE Dl
unlit to niltulo In society and de-! were Ir. Hugh Patrick and Hr
Grinrin' is some fellers way might elapse hel'oro legal papers
hours elded to make no attempt to set
SUN YAT-SEN WILL
NOT GIVE UP FIGHT
CANTi'V I hlil.-l.
rk U' tin
Lack up tlie (liseipl'i e (if the schoo;
feel that they mu.-t obey, and Huit th
.rules of the school are i-easonalile, 1
.complaint, say nothing to the ihildivn. I,ul talk the
over quietly with the teacher or school authorities.
4U.VOIH0 personally lu.iu.urtcl will, the children's teach
ers, vwio win ne encouraged to d.. their I . st
ieel they haw the svinjialhy ai d siierl 01 th
Oast your influence in beh df 1 f a lil.erai
Don't epect that a inodciu sehool a:i be ru
v.ay, vwiiioiu a coiisitn-raiile atnui.t t 1
growl too much about the school taxes.
(.Jet interested in educational pn,
jiewsjiapers anil inagaine.s. so tint nu WllHV
vote or talk when these questions cen.e 1
town.
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1 k ' 1 ! . -1 , 1 ., . 11 ,1 il 1 . , ..at
ssary before their deniirlni
Would be executed.
Slate's Attorney Crowe said
that Leopold and ,,H.t, in-ohab;-ouid
not siari tor Juliet pi ni
teiitlary betore two o'clock this
aiiernooii. should it mke 1,1010
lime to ex.,. uie ncicssarv lecil
papers. 1. said llie sunt' would
not be made before four o'clock.
He made this announcement at
ter a conference with sheinr
Hoffman and Warden Wesley'
ostbrook. of the county Jail
"Thai tinishes my con ncet 10 'i
Kim inn case, said Clarence S.
I' mow. vet. r.in chief counsel Mi
Hie defendants whose pleas on be
half of lb,. Milllhs olelcain,. I ,,,
-file's Insistence for a ib nth i- 11
alry At', r l),e seniciice had ,.
pr.m..nn. i d. .Nathan Leopold. Sr.,
I.'l!.. r i f on,. u Ihe del. a, .11 :..
iln head lowed ,.,,
t . a, hn opinion. - , ,1
nouid never an. 111 1.; i,i
r. b ,i-e of I is
inem rrm. This decision hm.
ever, was not made public until
July 21, when the attorneys werei
called before Chief Justice John
It. Caverly to enter nrellmlnnrv
ivrcniuaiu church, who testified
there was nothing about the
youths to uphold the defense the
ory of abnormality. .Nathan and
Richard, while of high Intellectu
al attainments, are nniin..,.
Wool sacks and twine at Whar
ton Hros.
the Mil,
thai he
obtain I
the pen
that w 1
an.
CI I.
h'
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1 1
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M.iv
.ink-
Hilary. W I
I 1- al 1 It 111I0
..". "stiiely,
'V I tilled '
o:.v s. pr .
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...... ...im. 1 lieu 11 was llljir nr. jouins Willi evi n:-n.-,l .... .... ....
row stirnng his great surprise. J Inalistlc leanings, the si;u"B held
changing the hoys' ideas from nnt I .
guilty to guilty. In so doing, Har
row admitted the boys were legal
. ly sane nnd his efforts were con
1 fined to saving his clients from
the gallows, and the insane asy
lum. ' Jury Not Necessary
fly the boys' id,.,, 0f KMV,
, Jury was not n -ssary and upon
I Judge Caverly alone rested the
fat,, of Leopold and Loeb. He or
dered attorneys for the state and
( defense to present evidence "In
. aecrav.it Ion and in mitigation" of
the punishment.
Stales Attorney Crowe, insist
ing that the slayers should he
hans.'d for what he termed "Chi
cago's diiv,t murder" ,i,..,.i
Ulan VO Witnesses on the
more
11.
W'c cm hardly refrain from comp.imeiititi; Attorney
Clarence Harrow, who so MiccrssfulU- builalued the k, -id.
i:ijf judKO ill llie Loeb-I enpold murder case, t,, t:;o 11. it-t-
riiiff decision nndeied in behalf of the two lold-blood'ed
criminals he so ably represented in the ChiiaK,. Vcui t.
1:
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I
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I .'!.. r. r- en
-on had 1,0;
II -cli, .ol.
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tt'lf
fin.:
at 11::
..The Home I'mducts Show is on. And it is a re,, ,,
lIay of what can be produced in Douglas county.
dill, to
' b iter win, h r 11,
"'' l..'ll.!, I.. psrie:,.t. If e!
'' '',:' l'" 'ff tall and 11,., I,,,,. ,
- :r. ,1 1 i,.,, his ., v
I- ao.l w is 1, n,g 1,. ,or
'" " l ''I- kldlUfiHl.
' ' e ib l: ,.,Ti,li ng.
'n tile iiiorniuc (,f M,,, . .'
i.ieut Is hour sit.r Kobert d;
'" ug 111 detail Hi,, mur
der nnd the i ontossions that fol
low e.l.
lbirrow. ai cuing thai Leopold
and l oeb .should he sent to pris
on, called a croup of noted lien
sts un, fsvcbiairists to the stand
In an ait. -nipt to show that the
hois althoiiei, ic-all..- ,,
w.re "inentallv Irresponsible"
Hitter l.eii.,1 IVittl..
Cub ntt.-r n Inner .,Cal battle
1:11 s'ate s ,tiorn.
l'..r-ow n'low.d
n'l-dical ti
1H lUlIf shlnef t" f,,
ers Hi adnOttiie-tes-iniofv,
J:;-.., 1.
...... ,-i. we,,,,, r r,.n,, it,,
to t. -if v relatiie to ,),,. vanity f
n.l.ims ,i,t , oM
atf" "londi"e.s ,,f ..
I'l. 'i might Iv cor.ii l.
tig n:on
l'r, w i:i'am
lugtoii. I ( '
.i.'.en,,. a:,,.,;,,,, Hl, ,,,, uf
xaMiinations of Leopold ami
Loeb and declared his opinion ,
CARO OF THANKS
We desire ot thank the peopl.
of ltoseburg. especially the I'mp
qua Squaws, for the bedding and
clothing which we received Mon
day. Also the other organizations
which so kindly assisted us after
the fire at Creens.
I C. McKAY and Faniilv
l'KKSTON W I1.I.SON ami
family .
The Met ormi. k I leering trac
tor has guaranteed crank shaft and
hearings. It is built throughout to
give long serviie. See one aj
Wharton Ilros.
Crowe was
to cr.'cr this
'one "in mitlr.it inn
' t1"- 'Wr,
the c perls'
"av.rly ..iled
tell of
mind"
' red in ml-
A V hit.-, of vsl..
.a 1 1'e 1 i r-f of t h,.
Ar. Business Asrt
This Newspaper Says:
You Are Ifiiiisd
To (HioiiScind3
Of Homes
i 1
jp
.
A s-..-v-vi -n p. yr "
f A
s J) t?",
.-SA-tT.' DtVIE. CCrr-.'T'.-j-Nr f rrj mu-WAS' tA
to hu h : DOttd Nrw York "'oatrteat producer, h0tif
A.olin .MairM.-,,ha5 buriei the hatchet with the Acton i F.
tir .,oii?;t .h l:ermit "edited membera of the AcW";.
oy Assocl itlon to n . in t-..i. . ... m rr
I harl... m c. t.uiiT tasim, ana Will "mil"' ' U
I",- u-o b.ch'm. private stenographer to the late Prfsm-. J
c, ,ni-.,. .1 " , n wor ,n championship In the lntcrnauo ; ,
f, n KtlVl V!lonal Shorthand Reporters' Association
, ton. blr Thomas IJnim .ihj t... Ar
Clin ,h L . .i-s.ucM dfcin iu cnaiicuse 's'i W1
tlw sa"c1 ln 19:5' Ne Vork Qity police cJ
' Si n, !n t!, ct or hoWin " nd rohhin? A
vu j'V.iurq scueti, pa lUvenid othj.