Roseburg news-review., July 11, 1925, Page 3, Image 3

ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, SATURDAY. JULY J I, 1925.
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Furthermore,
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LAWYERS IN
SCOPES CASE
PLAN BATTLE
(.Continued from page 1.)
his aides will continue their series
of conferences. j
The Dayton Ministers assocla-1
tion, sponsors of the occasion, ex-1
pecta p, great throng to attend the j
address tomorrow afternoon of '
William Jennings Bryan, who will 1
speak at the open air auditorium
arranged on the court house lawn, j
The subject of the fundamentalism !
champion has been announced as j
"He calleth thee."
Meanwhile the Jury of 12 who:
will be called on to determine the
Issue of this trial in the Khea !
county court, were spending thel
day at their accustomed vocations
under the court's admonition to.
avoid assemblies and public gath-l
erings nd to engage In no discus-1
sion of the Scopes case. Only two j
of the jurors reside In Dayton. J
DAYTON, Tenn., July 11. With
the first preliminary steps cleared
away. Including the selection of a
jury, counsel for both the defense J
and prosecution in the Scopes evo-,
lutlon case today planned conf f -1
ences to consider the next move in '
the game of leeal chens. No ses- j
sion of the trial was scheduled to-
day, the defense having asked fort
a day to consider angles of its
case.
The jury la composed of nine
farmers, one school teacher and
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er and one, shipping clork. Only
one Is not a church member.
With Indications of a. battle In
the offing, the defense meeting
was to determine upon what
grounds it would base its plea for
admission into the evidence the
testimony of experts, scientific and
religious lines, with the announced
Intention of attempting to phow
that the theory of evolution does
not conflict with the Hiblical ' ac
count of creation.
While they were seeking a firm
basts for their contention that
such testimony would be relevant,
prosecution attorneys were draw
ing up their battle lines to with
stand the expected attack.
Indications today were that they
would attempt to have this testi
mony introduced as a matter for
the information of the presiding
Judge, to be dealt with afterward
as he sees fit.
Prosecution attorneys on the
other hand consider the case one
In which only the question ol
whether or not John Thomas
Scopes taught that man descended
from a lower form of animal was
involved. Basing their contention
upon this view they have announc
ed their Intention of making a su
preme effort to prevent the trial
from leaving the legal course and
trailing Into a religious and scien
tific controversy.
"The only issue." Attorney-General
Stewart said last night, "is
whether or not Reopes taught that
man descended from a lower form
of animal."
The administration of the oath
to the Jury Monday, followfd by
the reading of the Indictment and
the arraignment of the dtfenilant
will bring the opposing counsel to
gether for their first ral clash In
the trial.
Symptoms of such a clash were
revealed several iuies yesterday
In the objections of Mr. Stewart to
the manner of questioning pursued
by Clart-nce Itarrow In examining
prospective jurors. Mr. Stewart,
both at a brh'f exthange of views
of opposing attoi nryj and durlnr;
the selection of the Jury, objectt-d
strenuously to the fnji r ltn Into
the trial of anything which would
.indicate that it would develop into
an attempt to reronrile the theory
of evolution Hh the Illble.
In a statement to the Associated
Press last flight he said:
"Since the defense has made
known Its position concerning the
competency of the proposed ?V.
dente of srientlsts tending to show
thnt there Is no mn flirt between
evolution and the Itiblo, I think It
but right that our posl'ion should
also b definitely stated an I that it
might be understood that we Intend
to back our program as rigorous
ly as we know how."
Continuing he said it was his
understanding that Hrop'-a would
not deny he taught the hich school
students that man descended from
a lower order of animal.
"If this be true," he said, "he Is
guilty of the violation of the law
and all th fvidenc of the scien
tists within his reach cannot save
hint. ' The law ItRclf says that it
, shall not be tauglit to tho students
j in the public schools that men des
cended from a lower order of am
, mal."
Whether or not scientists might
. h? brought into court to expound
; I he belief that mall descended
from a lower order of animal by j
i the process of God's creation, he
f felt would make no difference, de-1
clarlng the law says such cannot
be taught.
Production of expert witnesses I
by both sides, he said, "would lead j
: to a never-ending proposition and,
! would in the end be but a babble
j of tongues." j
T K.l ('II KItM A SSfM'l A TIO
AUK HAC K Oh' SCOIM.S.
CHICAGO, July 11. The Am
"eriian Federation of Teachers, in
a letter to John T. Scopes, de
fendant in the Tennessee nntf
evolutlon trial, made public today,
asserts the public school is on
trial at .(avion and that the "dan
ger can only he removed by tho
final, if not the Immediate suc-
ess " of the defence contentions,
"in behalf of tire freedom of edu
cation." A recent convention of the or
ganization which is affiliated wllh
the American Federation of
hor, resolved to support Mr. Sco
pe and al! ot tiers who may op
pose legislation, similar to the
Tennessee law prohibiting ttisl -Miction
f n the theory of evolution
In the public schools.
The letter mailed yesterday, ex
preyed the view that the et:ib
lishinent of the principles embodi
ed in t lie Tennessee law would re
place wl'h "hypocrisy and can't"
the professional spirit of srh )!arn.
MmivtafMl I'itm I , I Wire.)
CHICAGO. July U Ca-
raetiiH an outsider won the
JJO.ooo Chicago derby be-
for.' thousand spectators at
Hawthorne today. 11
King Nudl was second and
Silver Fox third.
The time for the ml to and
a quarter race was 2:1(4. a
new track record. The win-
ner paid 20 to 1 in the
betting.
After setting an early pace,
Karle Sande, America's pre-
mier jockey riding Arbltra-
t ion, failed in the stretch and
finished out of the money.
on the mound.
At Chicago: (Called end eighth;
tain). R- II- E.
New York 5 9 0
Chleago 3 7 3
Tiatierles: pemock and Ilen
rongh : Cvengros, Connally nil J
Scia'k.
CHICAGO, July 11. Babe Ruth
ciarked out his elchth home run
I of the season in the sixth Inning
of the ankees' game against the
Chicago White Sox today. Fn
gougli was pitching.
view the sunrise.
Tho two were attacked by na
j lives, Kuapp's friends said, aud
the Syracuse boy received a blow
on the head, fracturing his skull.
ausing idness for months, and on
his return to Syracuse underwent
! an operation for removal ot a piece
of bone In his brain, but since that
I time ho always has been noted as
I eccentric.
Special Saturday. Poncho Camp
mattress $s.75. Zigler Fee Udw.
to.
At Detroit; R. II. K.
Philadelphia 3 0 1
I-crr-l' 4 6 0
latteries: Harris, Walberg and
Ccchnne; Collins, loyle and
Iu.;sh r.
Yesterday's Result
At Portland 8; Salt Lake 7.
At Oakland 2; Vernon 0.
At Seattle 5; Sacramento 4.
At I -os Angeles 9; San Fran
?isco 7.
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TODAY'S BASEBALL
CHICAGO. July 11. Official
standing of the Amerlran leacuo,
Inelucliiig names of Friday, July
10:
Club Won Lout
Washington 52 211
Philadelphia 47 2H
ChirnRn 42 37
l'lrolt 41 3
SI. I.nui 40 41
Cleveland ,Ht 45
New York IIJ 4r
Hoston 24 04
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Phure Shot for polron oak. Tlos
v.e Mlni'ral baths.
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ICnntlnnei' '
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mine that en'!tinnerrd lift'."
SVllA'TSK. N. Y., July 11 A
h'ow nn thp heart with a war club
In the hands of an Indian on a
lnp-v South American motiTfaln
rhwMP"l thn whole course of life
f"r I'hilip Knapp. youthful Svra
rne hftv, being soitiiht In cornier
linn with the murder of l,onl
ratirlla, Min"Oia taxlrab driver,
acrordine to friend here.
In jrrammar nthool and hvh
chool hern loral record fhnw
younir Knapp waa m brilliant t hoi
ar and active In the atudent life.
Kinlnhinc hla hlh aeh'Kil c
In three and a half year. h enter
ed 8yracuta 1'nlversity Junt h' fore
the war, but left to enllat In the
navr In 1!'20.
While r turning from Pacific
mil w-lttw nayal repel h- "top
ped off In . otith America with a
friend and climbed a mountain to
I National Leagu,
First Kame:
1 At Hoxton: II. H. E.
Cincinnati .... - U 17 2
HoNton 5 13 2
lliitterlen: ltonnhue and Kruejter;
VarKiiK. Hyan, K. rimlth and Oib
Ron. At ItoHton:
Second Kaine: R. H- K-
Cincinnati .... - 13 0
HoHtnn 1 8 2
Iliittet li a: ItlKi y and WIiiro;
Crahain. Uenewlrh and O'Nell.
A. !Kilu,l..l,l,l' It. II. K.
i .... t in 1)1
i-hilHilelphla 1 3
Itattirii: Sherdell, IUckerman
and H Karrell; Mitchell, Couch and
Mi nline.
At Htooldyn: H. II. E.
nttKbtirx - 7 10 1
llrooklyn 7 3
llatieiien: Mcadowa and Gooch;
Crime and Taylor.
At New York: n. H. E.
Chicago .... 3 H 1
New York 10 11 1
Itxtt'Tl'-: Blake and Ilartnett;
Hatnen and Bnyder.
American liiaua
fllK Atid, July I IT -Hob Meuel
of the Yankees today amaahed out
hi twenty-flrKt home run of the
aeaxon In the eighth Innlne of the
Kaiii" with Chicago. Cvengroi wa
Official Handing of the Nation
al league. Including gnmea of Fri
day. July 10:
. Club Won I.ot
1 1'ltlnhurgh 4"i 2S
I New York 4 31
I llrooklyn 39 37
I SI. I.oula 3H 40
: Thltadelphla 37 41
Cincinnati 3: 40
Chicago 34 43
I llonton S2 4i
Divorce It Wanted
Nora F. Ilcnnett today brought
ault In the Circuit Court for di
vorce from Itenjamln K, llennetl.
She allege! cruel and Inhuman
treatment. She la represented by
Attorney Elbert Hermann.
U. 8. AND ENOLANO
TIE IN TRACK MEET
rAtt-l.tMt Pr". l'-"t Wfr..) 4
CAMIIRII)C,E, Mass.. July 11.
England and America broke
even In an International track
and field meet on Soldier's
field today when the rombln-
ed Yale Harvard and Oiford-
Cambridge teams acored six 4
points each In a twelve event
meet. The Americans were
leading II to S up to the final
event, the mile run, which
went lo Cambridge's crack
miler, I). O. A. Lowe making
the final score.
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