The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, September 12, 1926, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text. THE OREGON STATESMAN. SALEM. OREGON SUNDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 12, 1926 Tli reQ Vehicle Cases on Ap- peal 'Before Supr.eme' Courf- The alleged right of an officer to search a vehiele. without a search warrant is under aftacVlnl tUreSases which ,are slated, for hearing in the state supreme court herc,Hext Tuesday: Two of. the caseenrolre the seizure of liquor. while in the third case the defend ant fs charged with the theft of tools-' , & m - In- the case of the State against DeFrd which was appealed from Tillatuook' county, the defendant alleged that an automobile ' in whicn-'he was rhjipg wa halted and searched by prohibition agents without a search warrant. The case was tried in the -Tillamook county: circuit court, with the re nlt that Judge Bagley held for DeFord" The defense was based on Use grounds that the search was conducted without" a search warrant and that the seizure was i-ontrary to law. ; - ' The;state. through the district attorney of Tillamogk county and ine attorney general, later ap pealed the case to the supreme courtfor final determination. In . the case involving, Lawtpn HsO'es .appealed . from Douglas county, the defendant was convict ed on a charge of illegal posses sion 'of liquor, lie alleged at the "Him? jf the trial thajt the antomo DiS in-whlch he was traveling was tnppVl by liquor . agents, who searched the machine, .and found no contraband. , 6 . . - . , . 'The; prohibition agents then attempted to search Hayes, ac cording to the record , in the case, without the formality- of vqfferjbig a search warrant-V- Hayes objected to the search with the result that he and- the officer, engaged, -in, a scuffle.., It was said that , the pro hibition agent overpowered Hayes and "upon searching his person found, a' pint flask of liquor in tia pocket. Hayes resisted the charge of Illegal possession! . on, the srouna mat ine oriicer had .no search, warrant, "and thaV the liquor. was taken from him unlawfully,- , ..; Floyd Harris was convicted in Douglas county on a chafge of theTt -of tools, which were found In his .possession by offipers. Har ris alleged that the search was conducted without a warrant, and consequently the evidence should havcybeen suppressedf and not al lowed rto go before the Jury. ' Court attaches said the final de-clskga-J-ln- these three' cases prob ablyvwould determine for all time ts ? - - ' ' i Today Monday Tuesday DEMILLE :1m, lira, hkhkmp ., ; I v. , i i ii i it i in "WHO'S MY WIFE" WITH LIGE CONLEY - - A Meremaid Comedy ;,?x. OREGON rsu.Ui PRICES the constitutionality of the search and seizure la w t in the ' state of Oregon, - and make definite the rights of "an off icer who fails to obtain a search warrant before conducting a search. ; W. G. Krneger, realtor, progres- sivefair equitable. Growing city and country make possible buys that wlllmak.you good money. Complete listings. 14 7 N, Com'l. BuSter Brown Sboe Store. Hlgn ciass, styusb looking, comfort gtv- lngf, long wearing shoes forUhe 'least mnnev. rnm nt xii,iii. ed.: ,125 Com'l, INCREASE IN DISEASES EXPECTED THIS MONTH (Continned from page 1.) . " - -. ; diseases reporteq in August was 18. of-which seven were in Salem. There were three cases of diph theria, pneumonia and scarlet fe ver, two of chicken . jhx and one each of gonorrhea, impetigo con tagioso, measles, scabies, small pox, tuberculosis and typhoid fe ver. All but. two of tho 23, tourist ramps reported In Marion conoty have now been inspected, accord ing to the report. One. oX them failed to comply with, the law and was reported to .thev sheriff. ' A hike of 12 inilejf In a.d 12 miles out. all made on foot, was taken by Dr. Douglas to-Inspect the camp at Breitenbush Springs, the report states. A speed of three miles an hour was maintained for four hours. The deputy health officer, with the aid of Batty Cooper, city health inspector, has been working out machinery for taking care of nuisances in Salem. A study of the milk, supply conditions in Sa lem was made, and it was found that a number of small milk vend ors were operating without a pfcr mit. These are being rounded nn. Several county , investigations were made to investigate water supply and septic tanks. Water supply and sanitary conditions of school' buildings was 'given most attention. . A' total of 91 births were re ported in Marion county last month, five of them being still births. Of the remaining 86. 41 were male and 4 5 female. Fifty of the births were in Salem. 2ft of these being' male and .24 female. Excluding still-births, there there were 61 deaths in the coun ty, two of them being -children un der one year of age. - Twenty-four of the remaining deaths took place in state institutions, 17 in Salem, 16 in the rest of the bunty, and two were non-resident. A Chevrolet driven by an ama teur lowered train time .between I-os Angeles and Omaha by two hours. Klamath Falls Contract let for Sixth street viaduct, to cost $116. 000. " MOB ACCLAIMS FASCIST . AS LIFE PLOT-BURSTS (Coatiansd front L) ; - gy for the well being of the Italian people." ? ROME. Sept. ,'11. :(XP) A uuuio nung ai rremier Mussolini thUniorning by an Italian anarch ist, who had : sneaked back; into this country from France to kill him. failed tq,. reach. Its mark but s caasea relations bet weerf Fas cist Italy; and' republican France f to be o re tense tonight than on any day since the Black Shirts eQ- 4 tered Italy in October, 192 2- Saved from death by the alert ness of the driver of the car who stepped on the gas when he felt the bomb strike the motor car, the supreme chief of Fascism this eve ning faced a mob of 100,000 cheering patriots and announced that Italy would demand that plots against her peace fermented on Fjench soil must be stopped at once. "This mast end." shouted II Duce to an Immense gathering In Colotina square tonight. "Wo must put an end to gentle toler ance of parties culpable in these matters. It Would be well f 6r re publican governments to t'ake note of this because otherwise their friendship with the Italian people may be fatally compromised. And we are ready to apply suitable methods for this purpose." , Premier , Mussolini .used the words "governments" In the plur al and did not refer by name to his neighbor across the Alps but It was crystally clear be meant France. " .. . The third attempt within this year to murder the Fascist dicta tor was a dramatic affair of but a few seconds. As the premier was tiding- In his closed ear from his hom in Villa Tortolonfa to the government offices. Ghigi Pal ace, Krmete Giovannini. 26, a marble cutter, stepped from a re cess and" hurled the bomb. The bomb crashed the glass at Mussolini's side and fell not in the car bnt back on the running board and then roiled to the ground. The chauffeur, scenting danger, although he had not seen the as sailant, increased bis speed. When the bomb exploded with a terrific detonation, the'ear was 20 yards away and was barely scratched by the flying pieces-of the bomb.. Mussolini escaped without a wound but eight people in the street lay bleeding from superfi cial wounds. Giovannini was cap tured immediately, the police be ing on hand quickly enough to Save him from the vengeance of the crowd. "Italy must not be disturbed by a handful of criminals." declared the premier. "As I have abolish ed. strikes, so .Lsballajjojisli this sort of hing with the restoration of capital punishment- It will be Mess and less comfortable to en danger this regime and the tran quility of the Italian people. I am not saying vain words but am announcing facts." ' Pure Japan silk plated over lisle hose for men, Regular price $1 special this week B5c. Scotch Woolen Mills Store, 426 State street. () Astoria Steamer Montauan to take record cargo of 800 tons of canned'flsh. YOUNG Mrs. Wdllford was talking about her husband's recent illness. "Bill was home for a whole week. It was his first real chance to sec me in action as a house wifewe've been married only a. year, you know" : -4T he third day he said to me: v'Sallyi you need ah ; .Telephone. You're . yourself out, running, up and AnExtension Telephone costs down stairs and from room to :" -only few cents a week. Order One NOW at Our Business Office -1 ,- . . One State Fair Patrons Will 7 See Beautified Grounds Hap-Hazard Landscaping of Earlier Days Suplanted by Wide Expanse of Lawn and Colored FJower Beds To those habitual patrons of the and systematic landscaping plan Oregon state fair who foryears : -The Benin of the fair will also have been passing through the gates jdu ring the annual' Septem ber., show the grounds will this year present a much different-aspect than ever before, and for some of the old timers it-will be a far cry from the hap-hazard landscaping of the earlier day fairs. With fair and warm days that have followed the soaking rains of August the wide, expanses of lawn have taken on a fresher green and the' beds and borders will be in the prime 'of tbeir multi-colored blooming for. the open ing day,- set for September 27. Every scar : of the prolonged drought of the early summer baa Vanished before the recent seige Of J.' Piuvius, reinforced by a con tinual assault ' of -a battery of sprinklers, and the entire grounds present a more beautiful picture than ever before in tho history of the fair. , , : - . , :, One of the x:o"nspicuous changes in the appearance of the grounds, aside from the, new flower beds that have, been added since' last year, is the wide expanse of green lawn which stretches out to the southwest just inside the main entrance gate, where the old auto mobile and machinery sbed and the dance pavilion formerly stood. This open lawn doubles the ex panse of the quadrangle formed by the big exhibit pavilions and other buildings that- have been erected during recent years in ! conformitywith a comprehensive NOBLE FRENCH PRUNE The best prune for commercial or home use, for several reasons: ; First; because it is the best. Second, it is a very large, beautiful prune. Third, it is ah extremely sweet prune. Fourth, it is a very quick;easy drying prune; does not dripxind dries in about half the time of the Italian. It is harvested in August. It is an extra fine canning prune ; has a delicious flavor, " both -dried and canned. The Noble French prune is propagated and trees t ' growpgf ui i aaJe by .igfobteAndrews, Rt. C, Box 67, Salem, Oregon, three and a half miles straight east of the Oregon State Hospital, on the Fruitland road. THE PRICES OF " Per Per Per doz. 100 1000 6 to 8 ft. Trees $12.00 $75.00 $500 4 to 6 ft. Trees 6.00 40.00 350 3 to 4 fti Trees......... 3.00 20.00 150 Orders are now being STATESMAN CLASSIFIED ADS BRING QUICK RESULTS business juagmenr BROUGHT HOME room every time the telephone rings., A never realized before how much a woman will put up with without complaining. 4. wouldn't stand for it a minute in my office (Wcllford's Inc. was a model office.) "And so?" said her visitor. There it is," said Sally proud- Extension wearing The pacific telephone and Telegraph Company BELL SYSTEM . One System - UntvGrzctl Service rollcy see the dedication of the new ma chinery, pavilion, to which the fin ishing touches are now being ad ministered, at the southwest cor nel' o? the quadrangle and Just in side the south vehicle gate. Be sides accommodating r the entire machinery and automobile display, the new buildings will also han dle the overflow from several otht er departments. Present indica tions are that every available foot of exhibit space in the pavilion will have been engaged by the end of the coming week, and that the open sheds along the west ide of O O j Too Late To Classify o O SEK THIS ONE BKFORK YOU BL'Y- .twtr-Kent Rdio, cabinet and loud MMMtker. tost n'lo. Sell $110. 650 I) trect. 1175-R. 37slo 5 -ROOM MODERN' HOMK. HARDWOOD floor. crr of land, set with all kinds i ( fruit, fruit and candy stand and scrrire blxtion. Thin in A-1 buy. Ger trude J. M. Page, 493 X. Cottage Str. j-ROOM HOUSE. B.VSEMKXT. PAVED Ktrot. 2 lots, corner $UOOO. prtrudc J. M. Page. 49i X. Cottage Street. APT. IIOISK, LARUE CORSKR LOT. S5600. Ant. nous lanr place, close in $18,000. Uertrudc J. M. Pace, 492 N. Cottage St. 2-KOOM HOUSE. CORXKR LOT. $9.-,d. 'J room ZMmce bouse, furnished $l23o. .Vroom housf. small lot. close in. $UOO. Small lot clobc in $1100. Small lot cose in $1600. 4 -room bouse, everything modern, tarase, iaved street, $:tt00. Gertrude J. M. l'afe, 4'JJ N. Cottage St. WASTED PLACK i'OR 2 GIULS AUES 9 and 10 years, and board. Box 56 care Statesman. 35sl THE TREES: taken for fall delivery I At the Theaters Today I o The Mstnore -Gild a Gray in 'Algoroa of the South Seas." Oregon Cecil B. sents Leatrice Joy Highroad." DeMille pre in "Hell's Bligh Five acts vaudeville and pictures. the quadrangle south of the main entrance will also be crowded tq capacity. Never .before, according to Secretary Ella Wilson, have exhibitors in all , departments shown so much interest in the fair. With few exceptions exhibit entries in all departments have already surpassed, the high marks of former years. The stress which this year has been laid upon beautification of the, grounds has also extended to the free camp ground under the oa'ys in front of the entrance in anticipation of a record demand for space in the tent city whif-h annually springs" up under the trees. Gabriel Powder & Supply Co- lumber, building materials, paints ; ina varnishes, roofing paper. Get prices here and make a big sav ing. Office. 175 S. Com'l. () The Salem How. Co., most pro gressive. Every accommodation given to those in need of best hardware supplies. "Work and pros perity the motto. 120 N. Com'l () FARM AXD CITY AUCTION SALES Thurs., Sept. 16 Home and furniture, 1809 Ferry St. Owner, Mrs. Florence -'Obershaw. Sat, Sept. IS Real estate and furniture, etc. Stayton. Ore.. J. M. Miller, Owner. Mon., Sept. 20 Farm stock, 14 head dairy cows, machinery, furni ture, etc. J. B. Coin, . Jefferson, Owner. Watch papers for particu- , lars. Sale bills at our store. H. F. Woodry & Son Auctioneers Phone 73 71 X. Coui'1. St., S.tlcm 1 years experience in general selling:. No sal too large or too small. and Rubber Insulated Motor Supports . iStmndtwd Satk practice mm tune). : New-ryp Craakcase "Breather Preventing Crankcase Dilution. . Newdesisn Motor Muffler Deepen ing Operative Quictneta. Motor Heat Control by New Ther mostatic Water Regulator. Oil Screen "Agitator Preventing Oil Coagulation in Coldest Weather.', ; -. , 4'wheel Brakes World's Mot PowerfuUy Smooth and Efficient And a Score More of Important At tractions. 0 Not AJmmW Sis mmi Special Six MoJcU.) . F. 365 North Commercial yoaica tuuuuiieu siiwuero 4 F-'B ' L m f 4 3 i i ..ii rTTVii .in ii.. mil t . 4 Leads the World in Motor Car Value $rS lange from , f xrx T ''' 'r' v " ' STUDENTS W1X STRIKE " WINNIPEG, Sept. 11. (AP) Thirty school children who struck yesterday when ordered by school GREAT SACRI On Used Gars ':- : 4 : Nearly all late models in Sedans and Coupes, in standard' makes. Get that used car today and save dollars. We must make room for shipments of new' cars. , Very Liberal Terms Trades Accepted MacDonald Auto Co. Cottage and Ferry Streets Phone 40J OPEN SUNDAYS AND EVENINGS Marmon Willys-Knight Overland kai-. ..... .WUi-.lWJI .,! jmu. Mill "' SGim II' rwwr I f& Tftg. iHfctaarx-w- 4 Twry .jfi-Mv; f tfP1''3" WWllMI.Tat'"- - - - 11! Today j ; l Monday y!5 Tl- J i mm if -, llGulLiDA GRAV I Ik V -i -W.B Aloma thc f3 STRONG dramatic action. 44ZNI Beautiful women. Gilda JeJSS doing the dance for Which she 4!&t(2JtMo is world-famous ! From -the J-53 -j sensational Broadway s t a g e Nl ! nlnv nf f rio q mo -name W CS' E - ii T7T) jD.earin Cranks MOTOR ? " the World's Smoothest Type, 5 W. PETTYJOHN CO. Street' - authorities to attend another school because of overcrowded conditions Von'.oat ftpday , .The. J pupils protested walking a mile to the other school. mil -,: South Seas els riow K airt Telephony 1260 A r V "7 A.