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wrTUE LAW
moiikst i aiih:s
A PUBLIC SERVICE OF THE
COLLEGE OF LAW, WILLAMETTE UNIVERSITY
Abe planned to take trip into The question: Who killed Abe?
the mountains. It would take him THe oucitiom i.i... . i.
a week to reach h.i obiective and , THE, QUESTION imoliei a prob-
a week lo return home. During lem causation. Before one can
this time he did not expect to tee be convicted of homicide, it must
any other person or have access be established that he caused the
0 ify ,ET IL T h . ne death of his victim,
took with him. Abe had two oas- . . .
v.,.,.fi...,H..h ia,,,. , The question is thus not what
to feed him for a week. ould have happened but what did
c i ... k.j . ,j happen. If Abe had eaten the pois-
hi'lH l It J S ft? h. ' '. he would have died
Abe and planned to kill him in . . i rfi d . ,h , . ,
;uucy u'wouid" .".iiaVv':
cas. of acc?dent,1Pdea'h m U, I b"? f"1 - ,
mountains. Svlvester followed his , "n?' Albert had been Abes
victim into the mountains and while "end Perhaps he took the food
Abe was asleep on the eighth day hPinS he would save Abe and hop
put poison in all the remaining food JP YV" An would find other food,
so that any food Abe ate would be .ul Albert still be the one who
(ltal killed Abe? Maybe Abe had detect
ing.. ..j . . d " poison and had destroyed
.Ji ?A& h.i . nfi fiJulf food hoping to find other sup
SSu.r V.f E h h P- woW nil eventual death
KlL i a hfaLnh ,doaf(lave been a case of suicide?
the poisoning plot. A few hours aft- M , , ...
er Sylvester poisoned the food. Al-i These are problems which arise
bert stole it before Abe had a ?nd Provide mental gymnastics
chance to eat it. Abe eventually ior lhose who must solve them,
died of starvation in the mountains, j
The purpot of this column Is
to explain basic principles and
not to give legal advice. The
reader should never apply the
law to his particular problems
without constulting an attorney.
Other factors ori the slightest
variation in a factual situation
may change the outcome of a
controversy.
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Accused Robber Of Mails Caught
ALBANY, N Y. A man Cohn, Harry Lewis and M. J. 1
wanted across the nation fur rob- vine, Simpson said. Simpson aaid
bing the mailt was captured here the prisoner had gambled away
late Tuesday on tip from an much of the Sluo.Ouu.
elevator operator. ; Klevator operator John Mullany
Federal authorities aid 60 year- spotted 1-evine in the City and
old Milton l.evine, an ex-convict, County Saving Bank. Police and
had realized approximately $1M.- postal authorities nabbed I-evine
ono from mail thefts in the last an hour later, stealing mail from
two years. ' , the National Savings Bank Build-
He had operated sporadically ing depository. Simpson reported,
for 37 years, with time out when Simpson said there is an indict
he was raught, postal inspector merit against l evine in Tulsa, and
Edmund A. Simpson reported. warrants for his arrest in Port-
Levine used the aliases Harry land. Ore., and Denver.
FROM NINE TO FIVE
By Jo Fischer
S-IS
"Dm't worry, Miss Blxbv, we never lose a ease -trill
ollire is full of loop-holes'.'
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Thura,, May 15, 1958 The Newt Review, Roteburg, Or. 9
Ohio Communities
Answer to Previout Purile
I
2,000 Delegates Expected
For Rebekah Assembly
CORVALLIS Some 2.000
delegates are expected here next I
week for the annual stale meet
ings of the Independent Order of
Odd Fellows and the Rebekah
Assembly.
Roy V. Terney of Pendleton will
preside over the Odd Fellows
meeting and Mrs. Harry Barker
of Sutherlin over the Rebekah
Assembly. The meetings will be
held Monday through Thursday.
"That public speaking course has helped you so much Mr.
Wump. I'll bet you could even win on argument with you
wife."
ACROSS
1 Villsie In
Hsrdin
County, Ohio
4 Fdison's
birthplace
1 S Villai
Ohio
H Heart
13 Anoint
14 Mineral rock
15 Before
16 Storehouse
1 17 Narrow inlet
18 Demolish
20 Assam
silkworm
11 Fruit
32 Steamer (ab.)
2t Educational
roup Ob )
5 Sews liahlly
2S Manufacturing
city in Loiain
County
33 Moving
34 Amid
35 Ignominy
36 Indian conical
tent
37 Landed
property
30 Gloss over
40 Number
41 East (Fr )
42 About
43 Transposes
(ab.)
47 Out of danger
31 Boundary
(comb, form)
32 Vapid
34 River in
Virginia
15 Entire
36 Pertaining to
the nose
37 Assist
36 Scottish
sheepfold
39 Enchantment
61) Written form
of Mistress
DOWN
I Maple genua
t Girl's name
3 Greek war god
4 Miss West
3 Buries
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23 Purls up
6 Shakespearean 26 foundation
king 27 Trees
1 Kind of scft
felt hat
I Born
9 Perforation
10 Operatic solo
43 Shield bearing"
44 Measure of
distance
46 Get up
26 Statutes (ab.) 41 First man
30 Stout cord
31 Arrow poison
31 Dyeing
apparetus
1 Period of time 36 Ensnare
li Gauge
21 Requitals
39 Chaste
42 FV aloft
4 V port.
village in
Lane County
30 Concludes
S2 Tons (ab )
33 Old cloth
measure
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SPIC n' SPSN BAKERY
450 SOUTH EAST JACKSON
Dial ORchard 2-3541
FRIDAY-SATURDAY-MONDAY SPECIALS
FRENCH APPLE
COFFEE CAKE
CUPS
6:2'
A REPEAT
GENUINE POTATO
DONUTS
HOLLAND DUTCH
CHOCOLATE
LOGS
MAPLE DROP
COOKIES
6:100
BAKERY HOURS
DAILY 7 A.M. to 6:30 P.M.
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will tour of South America, tries butting a soccer ball I KzZfJ L-Vl I 1 lUfJt " 'i.Hr ll-.l tV.'.QT'H -
during pre game ceremonies at stadium in Quito, Eucador. Layvtf'rv I II Z. Krilxi .-IjlJU l-at--lisWJ
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the authority of Wallace. He knew EVER. HEAM) OP Vl WASN'T ILL HOLD TfJE MCH.P HOLD 1MB " KTl I 'CfrJ i
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Also in the race for Democratic R rVaT ' fi vY I iiP6e70,c - iJWfi,' ' ?
nomination as ftovernor is Gov. r Ur.' ( K CJ7 i A I S, BSaV 51 tjwvj A 'Jt -
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1 AM CAUGHT 7 IT ViASMV BROKEN BOTHER- REAL W '0NISBASSETT, ISTH' S
T J TM' STOOL LIFE LONG 1 HEART!! HE'S RAT!! JcJfW BELOVED ( SNAKE f?J ( SCX.V-) J
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Wallace Denies Deal With Smith
PORTLAND Lew Wallace,
a Democratic candidate for nomi
nation as governor, denied Tues
day that he had offered to make
a deal with a political opponent,
Wiley Smith.
Smith's campaign manager,
William Huberts, said a Wallace
representative had "offered Wiley
Stewart Edward Taylor
a position on the state Tax Com- Held In County Jail
mission if he. Wiley Smilh, would
throw his support to Wallace. j Stewart Edward Taylor, 55, Rid
Wallace said he made no such die, was held at county jail in lieu
deal and added that he would not of a $100 fine imposed Tuesday hy
even consider naming Smilh to the District Judue Warren A. Wood
Tax Commission if elected. ruff after Taylor entered a guilty
Dan Hay, Wallace's campaign plea to a charge of being drunk
manager, said it all was a. mis-: on a public highway,
understanding. Hay said he and Taylor was arrested hy state po
Roberts were discussing candi- lice early Tuesday after he drove
dates getting out of the race, his car into a ditch south of Rose
"Roberts suggested that Wallace burg on Highway 99.
should get out and I said that was WooMruff also fined Vern Kd
ndiculous. 1 then suggested Smith ward Molver. 37, Alhr.ny, $45 after
was the logical one to step out. Molver pleaded guilty to a similar
We got nowhere so I left. charge. Molver also was held in
"I did suggest that Wallace custody in lieu of payment of fine,
might appoint Smith to the Tax He was arrested by Roseburg po
Commission. but 1 didn't do it on lice Monday.
W. T. (BILL) EVANS,
Served 4 Yean Navy
County Commissioner
City Councilman
RETURN
W. T. EVAN
REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE
COMMISSIONER
DOUGLAS COUNTY, OREGON
O EXPERIENCED AND PROVEN
O REVALUATION OF TAX STRUCTURE
O BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
O WATER AND SOIL CONSERVATION
21 ld W. T. EVANS, JR., COMMISSIONER
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