THE BEND BULLETIN. DAILY EDITION. BEND. OREGON. TUESDAY, JUNE 83. 1026
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EVOLUTION LAW
CASE OUTLINED
Defense Counsel Gathers
In Tennessee
The
Attorneys, Usually High
Priced, Refuse to Take
Money for Services
II) John lloutouv
(United Prr Stf CorreeponJentl
DAYTON, Toim., June S3. The
KtnUOKy of Uio defense In the lost
ruse ncnlnut Tennessee's famous untl
evolution luw wan mapped oul Unlay
hy 'attorneys representing John T.
Scopes, the defendant.
Clarence Darrow and ltainbi idee
Colby, It Ik) priced lawyers who will
serve Without pay. conferred with
John I!. Neal and John Qodee la
the Intter's law offices. Thv will
be Joined later by Dudley Field Ma
lone, who is en route from New York.
Try Our
Malted
Mis
They're a
Whole Meal
HORTONS
DRUGS
The S.'tn.
lroblenis of funds and wit- ;
atlIM disposed of at two confer
enccs yesterday, today's session in
volved the question as to whether j
the defense will put scientists, ch r
Kytuen and educators on the witness I
stand.
An advantage Is seen In the wit
ness method, since otherwise the at
torneys would have to limit them
selves to ItfUiUI about the constitu
tionality of the law In seokinf? to
quash the Indictment. This would
he a deadly dull procedure for the
thousands expected to attend the
trial.
The attorneys will motor to Knox
ville this afternoon to attend com
mencement exercises at Neal's laiw
college, whe-e all the defense law
yers will gel honorary degrees,
lian-ovt Speaker
Harrow addressed 75 of the town's
business men on "Ktcrnlty and Tol
erance.'' last night.
"People want to know." he said,
"whether I believe in eternity. I
answered that I am 6S years old.
Life insurance statistics which 1 have
looked up tell me that if 1 live the
life of an average man I haven't
much longer to live "Square ahead
of me lies the end. No otto realiies
this more than 1. 1 don't think there
111 anything living that decant want
to keep on living, whether it he man.
: tree or a political party,
j "About these questions of life and
death I have tried to find out hut
I thus far have learned little. 1 have
ibeen antagonistic to all creeds that
have come before me and a instill
i seeking with an open mind and 1
hope I may still find an answer."
Harrow was introduced by Hen
, McKenzle, a prosecution attorney in
I the Scopes case. McKonzie assured
Darrow that "in spite of press reports
you are as safe in Tennessee as a
babe in a mother's arms."
SELF DEFENSE
carrying so I struck him with a bot
tle. "He reeled but continued fighting
with Crigsliy. and then I struck him
with a pen knife, lie collapsed ."
Their only thought was to get An
derson out of the apartment, the
women said, so they, with tlrlgsby's
laid, curried him Into the elevator.
iiiif rv LI tlrlgsby took his revolver ami black
Two Held for Death otuck
j William J. (iloria. attorney for
LUStOmS UUarU i MW. Howard, declared she had a
l"porf.v( case of self defense." QlorU
is tieeklng (Irigahy to substantiate
IClini StrUCK IKer HOiUl, Itho women's recital of the crime.
' , . , m. I Anderson was divorced hy his wife
ineil OiaOOeU 1MUI1 I" lull week on grounds of Intoxication,
Party Found by Police
tU. Ufl Wit to The llend Hulletln)
SAN FRANCISCO. Juue 23. !.eoj
Crigsby. wanted in connection with
the killing here Sunday night of Al-I
hen Anderson, customs officer. WW Meat Packers Sh()W Wll.V, IBI
taken from an nut stage at Santa Declared At CutlVClUioil
Barbara tbss afternoon, local oil.-
cers were informed He will be re- Hogged Fuel Kfficicntly I -oil. Hut
turned here for questioning I'rauspoi-tiition OotH Chief
! New Up-to-Date Shoes
ARRIVING EVERY DAY!
Scientists Emphasize
Forest Conservation J
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n
:
Problem Seen
SAN FHANC1SCO. June
Claiming self defense. Mrs Frank i (l, .. wlr, ,bJ Bullrtlll)
Howard and Mrs. Klsie Lotte were PORTLAND, June 2J-Necessity
held by police today in connection , ( conserving the forest supply of
northwest was stressed
I with the slaying of Albert Anderson.
United States custom guard
Through their attorney, the wool
len announced UW wouhl admit the
I crime, but claim they battled with
fAnderson only when it became nec
jessiiry to protect themselves.
Anderson, mortally wounded, was
found In the elevator of a fashion
able apartment house Sunday night
i He had been struck on the head
I with a blunt Instrument and then
stabbed In the chest. He died en
route to the hospital w ithout regain
i ing consciousness.
Doth Mrs. Howard and Mrs. Initio
,are pretty, young matrons, living to
gether at the ( lift apartments, where
the slaying occurred.
Mrs. Howard, according to the de
fense attorney. William J. tiloria.
the Pacific
before the American Soeletv of Me
chanical Kugltieers meeting here in
a regional convention.
Delegates were in Portland today
from Washington, Oregon. Idaho and
British Columbia.
"Lumbermen must take their les
sons from the moat packers." A. N.
Walstad of Taconin. declared. "Pack
ers utilize all the hy products of the
; meat Industry except the pig's squeal.
Lumbermen should follow that old
; packers' slogan, and uUUm the'waste
in lumbering."
Dr. O. F. Stafford, head of the
chemistry department of the Univer
sity of Oregon, who has devised a
means of distilling wood alcohol
from lumber byproducts, declared
that such a scheme is commercially
will admit that she struck Anderson practical In hard wood districts only.
I over the head with a bottle, then Furthermore, he said. i new
I stabbed him with a pen knife w hen European discovery of making w ood
I he grew hostile and she feared he alcohol from water gas of coke and
would kill her. steam at a very low cost threatened
WOMEN'S TAN
PUMPS
$3.95
LADIES'
DRESS
SHOES
$3.40
AMI
$4.25
A L L
MEN'S
DRESS
SHOES
$4.95
WORK
SHOES
$3.50
Blf
Bt
n
Chippewa and Olson
Loggers
$14.50
; U A R A N T E E 1
844
WALL
PURSLEY'S
Popular
I 'rit e Store
Elks Show Is Opening
With Excellent Cast
Will McCormack Claims
Bend Teacher As Bride
Coming here last night from Port
land where they were married Satur
day. Mr. and Mrs. William McCor
mack were visitors in Bend today.
Mrs. McCormack previous to her
marriage was Miss Kllen Dahl, do
mestic- siience teacher in the llend V: 'I'"1 MWOUUCOd ihl would entirely tO eliminate WOOd alcohol as
high school lust year. Both Mr. and i "stand by my pal to the end." a profitable by product of American
Mrs. McCormack are O. A. C. gradu-l Leo tirigaby. claimed by the worn- forests
ates. Mrs. McCormack is the dattgh-'en to have been the fourth member. Advancement in the efficient use
ter nt Mr nnH Mr A P ll.hl nf of the "Dartv" in their atiartmellt. is of wnud win,;.. In ' ' I f.iMl" .a .4
J Portland and McCormack is the son being hunted. described by several engineer, but
'of V. K. McCormack. Deschutes Mrs. Howard, according to her at- it was pointed out that because of
jcounty stockman. They were mar-. torney. will admit that she flirted transportation cohU. hogged fuel
rled in the Norwegian Lutheran with Anderson on the streets Sun- could not be expected to compete
I church in Portland, with Miss Hazel j day evening and permitted him to w ith other fuel except under special
Calbreath. also a Bend teacher, as : follow her to the apartment where circumstances.
the maid of honor and Frank Hoehr , Mrs. Lotte and llrigsby were.
of Portland as best man. Shortly afterward. Mrs. Howard
Mrs. McCormatk is a member of claimed. "Anderson became abusive
'the Delta Delta Delta sorority and. He cursed me and said he had been
her husband is a member of Beta having trouble with his wife and In-
Theta Pi fraternity. tended ruling women from now on."
"I rushed from the room and he
Some of the nicknames still bOMO followed, striking me. tlrlgsby came
by prominent baseball clubs have to my assistance and the two men
descended from the earliest days of wrestled. I was afraid Anderson
the game. would use the revolver I saw him
The musical mystery show which
the Klks are stoning at the capital
theater, the curtain of which goes
up at S o'clock tonight, had its dres.
rehearsal at the Klks' club last eve
nlng.
The choruses, specialty artl-ts.
models and kiddles were all full of
pep and going strong The costum
ing Is all colorful ami beautiful, urn!
the girls proved themselves quick
change erllsta last nivht as they ap
peared and reappeared In rapid inc.
cession during the running of the
musical prologue, and etu h time In
completely different outfits of con
tinning The fashion models wire
beautiful In evening gowns, ami the
little tots were wonderful In their
Impersonations of (anions movie
stars Can you Imagine a tiny two
year old "Mack Souncll Bathing
Bounty' '? Well, the Klks' show has
one And that Isn't all There ate
five more liny Impersonators, each
one clever In her particular role
ThOM who temultled after lb,'
close of the musical prologue re
hearsal to watch the principal cast
rehearse, were an enlhiisluHtic crowd
Th ut sale is open at Mnglll
Krsklue'n drug store, with pleUt) of
good reset vattolts left for (on!
Taking the world over, more pee
pie play billiards Ihau any Dlkl
iht.
SACRIFICE
Hitlici- limit i and '!.
I will sacrifice ill) NrufcU
lug., wlil.li are new d up
to date, In Oe and modem
ibi" om Hoi. Row leoeoU"
r,l.- i .e III. ami read 'or
, ipeury. n opporJunHl
that won't luol IOUHi
i eh ,ii m'h inn Ht.i phone IIS
I l At rv npiirv nnnirn
HULL. BfcNU UK1VLK
IN PRINEVILLE JAILl
Intoxication Charge
and Bottle Also in
-Girls
Car
TONIGHT - CAPITOL
j Elk's Show
m The 3 -Act Musical Revue
hTheHoodo"
A Riot of Fun and Thrills
I TUESDAY-WEDNESDAY
"Bud" Burgess
"The Hoodoo" is a guaranteed production and is the sensation of
the theatrcial season
ISpecial to The Bend Bulletin)
lMUNKVIu.i:. June It. Driving
an automobile while under the Influ
ence of Intoxicating liquor cost John
jWornstaff of Bend $100. 6 days in
; Jail and the forfeiture of his driver's
license for one year. Wornstaff was
'arrested on Third street Sunday
night by Kalph Jordon. deputy sher
iff, and arraigned in Justice K. O.
I Hyde's court Monday morning, w hen
I he pleaded guilty to the charges The
car Is (he property of Frank Heed of
Bend.
The sentence rocelved by Worn
staff is the minimum sentence that
can be imposed on anyone under the
: same charges of arrest, according to
the new law passed at the last legls
; UUU re, which went Into effect May
28 of this year. The now law In
creases the penalty.
Besides the driver, two girls with
'a bottle partly filled with liquor In
their possession, and Karl Bmlth, also
jof llend. were the occupants of the
; OUT. The ;;lrls, whose names were
j not revealed, were not arrested.
Smith, who via driving the same
j car at Powell Unite, was arrested for
'crowding A. J. Sanford off the road
ISanford followed them to town and
reported them to Sherlfr S. W. Yan
cey. Deputy Jordou made the urreut,
' Spilth w'as brought before Justice
j Hyde Monday morning, who Imposed
6n him n fine of SlUU and forfeited
his driver's license for one year, for
reckless driving.
'Scotty" Rae
Pretty Girls
$5000 Special Effects
50 People
Spakane
Symphon-aters
3 Big Acts
10 Scenes
Seat sale now on at
MaRill-Erskine Drugstore
Admissio,$1.0() and $1.50
7e
Special Hot Weather
Easy Payments Arrangement
For Patrons Using Our Power
ONLY
$1 A.00
I I t
The Ballet Chorus
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cook .stoves. The hoifsewife has found them the Ideal cooker, far more sat
isfactory. They are a God-send during the hot period of the year. They
are quicker and far more convenient, saving the litter, trouble and labor
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