THE 0IIEG0I7 STATZSIIAN, SALEI, OREGON, FRIDAY HORNING, OCTOBER 23, 1027
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FIGHT LUIS WEB ;
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Two Men Claim Placs In In
dianapolis; Detail of r
Police On Guard
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct.; 27.
(AP) A detail of policemen
stood guard over the- mayor's of-
- !lce here tonisbt ' .as two men
Ualmed the'plac John - L. Du
vall. who was elected In January',
1926. and. Claude E. JJegley, ap
pointed by. the ; coin moa" council
v late today. ' .,-,v.;
' Declaring: the office had been
. racant since -DnTalls conviction
, September 22, ; for violating ; the
,i corrupt-practices act, the touncll
. named .Negley, Its presiding L. of
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fleer, as mayor pro tem' Monday
November 8, was set as the date
for the council to name "a citizen
f Indianapolis"
. unexpired term!
to
fill -Duvall's
Immediately following the
; council's action, , Duvall set tip a
detail of policemen to guard the
executive offices. They were said
T to be heavily armed. Even '.' the
doors - to . the '. city! ball " were
:" locked an unusual event.
; "If anybody gets In here tonight.
It will be over my Jody," Detective
f Sergeant Arthur. Reeves, DuTall's
J: body guard, declared. :
; - " W"k ' f- mm a 1
wu'ttii,. woo aecunea to see
4. - newspaper : men, bad - previously
... declared he would not relinquish
;- the place.- Negley said he would
- make formal, demand for the of-
j flee tomorrow.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind-. Oct, 17
t A) Holding that John i U.
iJuvaii, upon his conviction Sep-
temher 22, ceased to be mayor of
inaianapoiia. ( the council late to-1
day appointed Claude E. Negley,
'.one of Its members, as temporary
5 mayor.
Duvall was convicted of violat
Ing the corrupt practices act. Neg
ley is president of the council.
i me council then set November
i 8 as the date for the selection of
a permanent' mayor..
i uramaruy the ; city controUer
i automatically advances to the
mayoralty ;wnen that of ice" Is
yn am t " a - m .
bui ina council re-
t fased to recognize Mrs. Maude E,
I Duvall, wife of the mayor, as the
city controller.- She was appolnt-i
tea by her husband when Claude
T- Johnson resigned the office
4 after Duvall's conviction.
I Mayor Dnvall has Indicated he
l would decline to relinquish office.
"It was expected 4uo warranto pro
' ceedinjaa would be filed lmm e
f.diately.ln the Marion county eir-
I . cuit court.
: DEATH CAR OPERATOR '
CONVICTED BY JURY
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I fixed at one to 15 years imnrls-
ronment and not more than 250 00
f fine, under the Oregon statutes, j
i Defense . counsel, particularly
I , Collier, made a strong plea ; for
. acquittaL "Let him who is with
ij out sin cast the first stone," he
quoted. , "How many of you have
driven on the streets of Salem at
the rate of 20 miles an hour?"
The entire case grows ut of an
Incident o July, 19 of this year,
when " Mrs. Lockwood ran down
and killed Maynard Sawyer, local
pharmacist, asi he was crossing
bUte street In front of the First
Tkf ethodist church. Testimony for
ouia Biases in me case was woven
around this : episode, which wit
nesses aereed hannened at ahnnt
9 p. m. .
Stories of a drinking party at
the Marion hotel shortly before
the accident, of Mrs. :, Sawyer's
condition daring .the evening and
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PUMPKIN
of the speed her car was making
when she struck Sawyer, featured
the trial. ,
The case was declared by District-Attorney
Carson to be the
first of It kind in Marion 011017.
"No human life was ever snuffed
out under more criminal eircum
fetancea than was the life of Mayn-
ard Sawyer on Jnly 19," Carson
told the Jury.': , ' -
: Collier went over most of the
testimony that had been given on
both sides ia the trial,, repeatedly
pointing out instances which he
said showed' fatal weaknesses in
the state's : case." - That she .had
-j been drinklng-a little was not iien
led.
!
he said.' but there was noth
ing to show! that she was. under
the influence of liquor at the time
la question.
lie called the Jury's attention to
the fact, which appeared from the
testimony, that - Mrs. ;, Lockwood
had dxivn past, two . police offic
ers without being .stopped. "How
can they claim that she was driv
ing; so recklessly and so much be
yond the speed limit, when they
did not , even try to stop her an
I til after they had found that the
accident occurred?" Collier asked.
Again and again he pointed out
alleged-defects in the state's tes
timony. Some claimed to" . have
seen much more than could pos
sibly have been seen, he said, de
claring that one witness had been
able to give an exact description
of the car, of Sawyer and of the
accident when his view was, y
his 'own - admission,' confined ' to
what he could see by looking un
der another auto.' ". ; . .
, wouier maae a few allusions to;
the defendant's status as a wom
an "who work upon that ranch
from sun to; sun."
In reply to Collier's sUtement
that most of the state's witnesses
were young people, Carson declar
ed " that: the district attorney's of
fice had obtained whatsoever wit
nesses were available, and if there
had been any that were better and
more mature the defense had am
ple opportunity to procure them.
. r Lyle Page, deputy district . at
torney, made the first argument
for the state; and attacked the tes
timony of Chapman ' as made on
the previous . afternoon;' and
around whose statements the de
fense had built up the theory that
Sawyer was ' manicuring his fin
ger nails with a pocket knife at
the time he was struck and killed.
"Nobody saw him there at all,"
said Page. " ' v
When Collier made his speech
re retorted that the same thing
was true f of ; a number of the
state's witnesses.. - - . ,
In his Instructions-to the Jury
Judge Percy, R. Kelly stated that
It ras no defense In that particu
lar kind of a ease to show that
Sawyer was negligent, untoas his
negligence- was the entire . canse
of his death. 'In other words,' con
tributory negligence Is no' defense
in this case." "
- PORTLAXD LAD DIES ;
PORTLAND. Oct. 27 (AP)
Infantile paralysis, complicated
with: spinal ' meningitis proved
fatal in 48 hours to Decxlore
O'Hern. S years old, according to
a report to the city health office
today. , j
DRS. BASSETT
MAYS TIRED
Now in Good Health by Usinj
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lanslng. Mlch.--"I nave taken
Lydia D. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound whenever
I needed it. When
I first used it I
was so bad I
could hardly
walk across the
room without
crying. I was
tired all the time.
I think my trou
ble was coming
on me for six
months before I
realized It. I
read of your wonderful medicine In
the paper, and my husband bought
me a bottle, . and after the first
few doses I felt better, so "kept
on taking It until I was well and
strong. I take it at times when I
feel tired and it helps tnt. I will
always have a good word. for your
medicine and tell anyone what good
It has done me. I recommended It
to my neighbor for her girl, who Is
sixteen year eld, and it was Just
what she needed. She Is feeling fins
now, and goes to school every day."
Mas. E. FV Bassett, 21 South
Hayford Avenue, Lansing, Michigan.
Do not continue to feel all run
down and halt sick when Lydia C
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Is
old by druggists everywhere.
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Let us help you make your
Hallowe'en party, a success.
COOUDEE DEFUSES
TO HELP BiDFJi
President 'Decides, Not To
Take Hand In Squabble .
"of Rear Admiral : .
WASHINGTON, Oct, 27-- (AP)
-resident coolidge refused to
take a hand today In the contro
versy arising out of the recall of!
Rear Admiral Thomas P.'Magmd
er as commandant of the fourth
naval district at. Philadelphia, for
his written and verbal criticisms
of navy administraUon. ; ;
Announcement of Uhe i nresi-
dent't action was made by , Secre
tary wiibur, who after a confer
ence with the executive at the
White House, told newsDSoer men
at .his daily Dress conference that
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me admiral a request for a per-;
sonal Interview and for revocation
of the recall order had both been
denied. , , " '
"Admiral Magruders request to
the president has been disap
proved and this application de
nied,", waa the terse comment of
the ecretaryvHe added that he
had nothing more to say about the
matter at thia time.
Mr. Wllbura visit to the White
House waa for, the purpose of de
livering to the president Admiral
Magruaei-s letter seeking the in
terview. The secretary said after
ward that he believed this waa the
nrst tune that an officer of Ma-
grader's bank had gone over the
head of the naval secretary In an
appeal to the president. : 4 - i
- Admiral Magruder's assertions
that the navy was over-organised
were toucnea upon Indirectly- to-i
day by i Secretary ; Wilbur In i a
Navy ; Day speech before depart
mental employes while Repre
sentative Britten, of Illinois, rank
ing: republican on the house naval
committee in a statement declared
he "thought naval officials., gen
This Includes
fj ti sii nil wM 5- i
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to S75.00
erally feel that Rear Admiral Ma-
gruder .went off half cocked and
that Instead of doing the navy, a
service, he probably waa hart in
the eyes of .the public.". " -
BRIDGE PLANS APPROVED
BY COUNCIL AT MEETING
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labor will be used, Mayor LIvesley
declared yesterday. ' ,
The bridge will be constructed
one Bection at a time so that traf
fic will not be Tnnduly" interrupted.
The project has -t been delayed
for several weeks while the bridge
committee aid owners of-t he wa
ter flume running near mill creel;
were speculating as to whether the
flume should be changed from its
present location to one nearer the
stream to" make possible . a short
er bridge, .f . , 1
The matter was settled only last
Monday 'when owners of the flume
agreed to assume the cost for a
longer bridge to avoid diverting
waters in the flume.
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WALNUT VENEER LATEST DESIGN
LARGE DRESSER BED CHIFFONIER
.OR VANITY, 1 BED AND CHIFFONIER
REQUESTS ROBE
III SALE OF IHFJ
Insight Given Into Technique
- of Effective Advertising
' Campaigns t
WASHINGTON, Oct. 27. (AP)
An eloquent plea for more ro
mance and beauty In the sale of
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cast-iron washera was made to the!;
American Association ot-Adrertls-ins
'Agencies today .by. Robert C.
Benchley, hamorist. . . "
' The -washers must' -first ,be
named Narclsse Noir '(Black Nar
cissus) he .said, " and he outlined ji
lares pxans lor aispiay-advertising'
of the product.
To appeal to
gested pictures
women, he sug
of a full-blown
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Cups
rose j in sunlight with a narcisse
noir washer reposing in the shade.
To "sell" men, hladea was a pic
ture of Gene Tunhey telling John
McCormack hi., appreciation '.of
Bishop Manning's; advice to use
'narclsse noir washers, r
The third display, would show
a man and wife rowing, the man in
full i dress for so reason at all.
He would be explaining, how ha
made a social success in one even
ing by practicing with narclsso
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Diners
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Dining Group in Our Win- '
dow. This set is very sinv :
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SATURDAY'S SPECIAEi
Bavarian
arid Saucsrs
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and
fixing
eighbor 3
plumbing. ...
. The idea, said Mr. Benchley, u
to make the consumer seeiun
canned salmon take -home cart
coir washers. He suggested pa -C
Ing these in sandalwood boxes ti. ,i
with pink ribbon, and propose a a
booklet on "washer matter." TI,
final touch, he concluded, w k i
be to make narclsse noir wa-I.. s
of chocolate, ;
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