The Bend bulletin., August 12, 1925, Image 2

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THE RENO BULLETIN, DAILY EDITION, BEND, OREGON, WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 12. 1026
MIND OF CHILD
IS CONTENTION
Temporary Insanity De
fense for Girl
Fatal Wound Not Self In
flicted, Says Witness In
Dorothy Ellingson Trial
lU. P. Leaicl Wire to The IW-nil Rull'tin)
8AN FRANtllSCO. AuiE. 12. Dor
olhy rcillngson. whose guy. mad :tr
eor of parties uiul escapades in Sun
Francisco's i i 11 foil Hohenilu c.mie la
mi abrupt final,' in the slaying. nf hei
mother, heard herself depicted in su
perior court here today as a "hioiik
I roils combination'' with the intellect
of u child and the physical develop
meril of a woman.
Her attorney, laying the (round
work for the defense. loKl the jury
I:: his opening statement that Mrs.
Anna F.llingsoii, the murdered moth
er, was mentally unbalanced before
Dorothy was horn.
Asserting the Kill's outlook on life
to have been warped from birth, he
Hiid that she was suffering a spell ot
temporary insanity from the tre
mendous excitement at the time le
signed a confession to shooting her
mother.
Attorney Clash
The first clash between attorneys
occurred over the testimony of Dr.
Selby I. Strange, autopsy surgeon of
the Kan Francisco county and city
hospital, who examined Mrs. KUiug
son's body.
Dr. Strange testified that he found
two fragments of a bullet behind the
woman's right temple and that the
course was such as to indicate im
prohality thai the wuond was selfin
flic'.ed. Walter Mcliovern. defense counsel. ;
challenged the statement, and sharp'
friction ensued between the girl's at
torneys and the prosecution. Deci
sion of the defense to fight every step
of the stale's case against Dorothy
was demonstrated. The court finally
allowed Dr. Strange' statement to go;
into the record.
BAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 12. Dor-i
o:hy Kllingson arose today at the
county jail here with an expression
of renewed confidence in arquital on
the charge of killing her mother. 1
"I Just know- I'll be set free," she
said before she was taken into court .
for the second day of her trial.
"I think I'll go through all right.
I feel better and I'm not so nerv
ous." the I" year old "Jair girl"
said.
The Jury to try her was picked
with unexpected rapidity, contrast
ing with the extended battle that
marked the opening last March of
(he stale's effort to convict her of
matricide. Seven inamed women,
several of iheui with daughter as
old as Dorothy, ami five men were
accepted.
Questioning of jurors made it ap
parent the dctense w ill rely upon In
sanity and contention that Dorothy
mother was shot by "Jimmy l.a Mart-"
for act initial li was expected the
prosecution would counter with alien
ists , led., tine the girl sane and lee
tunotiy to show that "li Marr" is
a fictitious churacter. ,
OFFICES PREPARED
FOR SCHOOL CHIEF
FIRE SITUATION
GROWS BETTER
Clouds and Mist Aiding
Forest Guardians
Now Are Located in Union
High Building
After being more or less of a
homeless wanderer for the last 10
years or nrure. the position of city
' superintendent of Bend's schools
: now carries with it a permanent lo
cation in offices especially designed
for the school executive's duties.
Superintendent Q, YV. Ager today
occupies the suite of offices which
has been fitted up in the new union
high school building These are
situated at the right of the main or
north entrance to the building.
The well furnished suite consists
of a main office with a counter over
which administrative business of the
superintendents office will be con
ducted, a private office for the offi
cial with a thick carpet upon which,
supposedly, either tea, hers or pupils
may be "called" when occasion de
mand, and a commodious fire proof
vault.
Across the corridor from these of
fices are those of the union high
school principal, rooms which wil! be
ready for occupancy by the time
Principal Donald A. Kmerson returns
to begin his duties for the fall term
Placing of e'esks and other equip
ment throughout tin building is '
Hearing completion.
Many Workers Transferred
From North Washington
Woods to Aid C&natHtins
it . P. Leased Wire tuThc Mem! UulUtin)
eoitTi.ANn, Aug. 12. Low hang
ing clouds and mists today brought
the tore! fife situation further in
check today in the Willnmeiie and!
lower Columbia river vallevs.
High humidity not only aided lire
fighters but served to clear the at
mosphere of the heavy pall of smoke
which has covered the Pacific north-;
west tor several days.
No new fires have been reported 1
ill any section of the sttite during ,
the past 21 hours, and existing fires
are all under control low humldtt)
and hot weather would again bring
danger, however, it was said.
MISSOULA. Mont.. Aug. U-
Light rains and abating winds
brought relief to the fire fighters in
southwestern Montana today.
Mnn workers were transferred
yesterday from these areas to the
Canadian border where fires crossed
from Canada into the Kaniksu for- J
est of northern Idaho and ttie ren,i
Oreille forest of northeastern Wash
ington Capacity crews were still being
maintained on the Idaho-Montana
border where serious fires were burn
ing lu the Coeur d'Alane, bold and
Clearwater forests
The Fal-on fire again broke out
of control yesterday while hundreds
of men were fighting a fire north of
Libby which has already burned over
nearly 2U.00U acres of timber li
was spreading at a rate of 3,000
aert s a day.
Safeguarding
your motor
In the cool of the night, huge trucks hurrying per
ishable foods to eitymarkets, must not be de
layed or halted. Tor serious loss would result. The
operators ot these trucks realize the importance of
reliable motor lubrication.
Dependability is the outstanding characteristic of
CyCol. And the motorist who uses Cvcol is as con
fident ot results as he is that the sun will rise.
Cvcol does a thorough job of lubrication. Hccausc
of trmtcbent given die etude itself at the start of dis
tillation; followed by perfect filtration of the distil
led oil; then redistULttUm ami finally, separation bv
mechanical force. All these are in addition to the
recognized purification processes employed hv re
finers. Next time try Cycol. Safeguard your motor.
SHI MW.W SBKKH TOGKK
tl). P. Li-. d i: to The B-nc '.lulkln. I
PKXDLF.TOX. Aug. 12. A. It
Shumwuy. rancher of Milton who is
at present joint representative for
Umatilla and Morrow counties in the
stale legislature, will be a candidate
for the republican post of United
States senator in the primaries in
. he has announced.
OLY.MNt V Wash.. Aug. 1.' Fire
In western and northern Washing
ton were gradually being hammed 111 I
today with favorable weather condi- j
Hons.
The fire on the watershed of tl-.-Little
Qullcene river was threatening
trlnher In the flig Qiiilcene valley.
More than 2eo men have been fight
ing this blaze, which Is saltl to be
the most disastrous on the Olympic
peninsula since the big Sol Due burn
MOTOR OIL
Sustained Quality
MOTOR MATE 5
K. U.5. hi ml.
New Accessories That Are Necessary
For Perfect Operation of Your Motor
AIR CLEANERS-
Ten thousand gallons of air are consumed for every gallon of
gasoline used by automobile engines.
Road dust pollutes this air and very severely wears the mo
tor's, moving parts, because it is composed largely of minute
particles of sharp edged sand or quartz.
This dust forms an abrasive compound, because when it is
sucked in with the carburetor air it mixes with the oil film on
the cylinder walls, where it grinds away the engine's effi
ciency with each piston stroke.
An A C AlR CLEANER will prevent road dust from forming
a grinding compound on the moving parts of the motor.
It Is Easily and Quickly Installed, So Have One Put On Today!
OIL PUR0LAT0RS-
An oil purifying system.
Oil does not wear out. It does lose its lubricating value as
it gathers grit and then does more harm than good. But if you
take out that grit, and keep it out, the oil itself is just as good
as ever some authorities say better.
That is what a PUROLATOR does. It removes the grit as
fast as it appears and keeps your oil continuously clean.
INSTALL ONE TODAY
GASOLINE FILTER-
Prevents carburetor end vacuum tank trouble, excess car
bon and obstructed gas lines. Enables your motor to develop
maximum power.
CHEAPLY AND QUICKLY INSTALLED
The above parts are for sale at the Bend Garage Co. and we can
install them for you at our shops while you arc at your work.
Sustained ( )ualit) i"
MOTORMATJ S
ou ans .1 M. mcl.it, I (if
wnrtli .ind (.hir-utcr
rigid I v sustained
ihtoagaooi the yean
'about 2i years ago.
Workman were report,-,: t, be
making headway against fires in
Northern Washington in the stricken
'Mount linker district. The Bacon
.Creek and Hanncgaii pass fires were
still burning there.
School Budget Is Kept
Within Limits of Law
(Continued from page 1
See Us Today
Bend Garage Company
Open All Night
Cutty Cortiewtd from
tfoplacetnftiit Parti for All Can
'Hot limt.. Inn
Miomo I M.I
mMiitnT-i of the school hoard, pro-
district.
This bodsat . it is axplabktd
vidua for th 1 1 .'!.'' t ot th- ip'w
union hitch school Mrui-tun. nstd-
from the projected auditorium whitli
may he built at a future date. A
Bond lama of ftos.ooo was votd for
the new huildiriK last year. The dlf
ferencr heiween this ;tm.unt and th-
final cost. $276,1)00, Iiuh bMH pro
ridftd for through budget ltms. Com
pletion uf ilii- b;i-nifiit was not flu
ured In the aaOtBfttf made wlu-n th
bond Issue was floated
Nabob s Big Item
The largest item in the combined
I budget of the district for the
school year Is that of the salaries of
teachers, principals, the superintend
ent and other employes This Item
U ll2H.752.iH. Incidentally, this Is
the iteen ml larKest payroll In Dc.s
i luiteH e'ninty, the local mills ranking
m m
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roll will be suent in Men,!
Members of the advisory bu,Ui
committee are n , Miliar, 11 K,
'an Aradale. Don II I plen. A. .1
ttoxxana and It. I Moor- Memb, is
o, the combined Kt-hiMil boards of th -lb
nd und union high dlsiriclH ar
J. o. Qlbapn, il Allen, j ii Ha
burn. Mrs. Horace lit, hard and
t'lyde M, McKay, 0. v. Ager I city
Hiiperintendent of aekooll
Think United States
Interested In Europe
LONDON. Aug 12 America wan
regarded lor,- i,,da)r as Inking more
than a paanltiK Interest In the prog
ress of the Kuropean afeiv pact ne
gotiation,,, pro' e'-dint; between Itflt
lili Foreign Secretary AuitaO Cham-be-hiln
anil Kn n, h Foreign Minister
Dtiand.
The rather more direct Ig'taraal or
the I'nlted Staten was Interpreied
from the fad thai American Amb.o
nadnr Allamon ii Mouchton wa on,
of f'hamherlnln'n gueHls at a dinner
in honor of Hrland. altended ..! 0 b
in- llelgiun and Italian envoys Fur, ;
thermore. be had an invitation I,,
lunch wlih Brtand at the Fr-n li , in
bauy,
American source-. ,Uid the al
falrs were 1 pureiv peraonal. '
hut keen dlplom.tlii , ,ttre,,oll,l
1 enta scented further "MoflttfaJ"
American parll, Ipatton lu the situa
tion They pointed out that Hough- '
ton's Iouk experience In (ierinatiy as
tlie American envoy there had (then
him a if harp insight It, to the Central
Kurppean situation and had iuall
fled him admirably to inform Praafl
daUt t'oolidge on the proKle of lie
gntlNtfoiiM between the French and
llrlilsh foreign ministers. Ii was
not oiggested. however, that llouih
lon'a role was other than "unoffi
cial." The fattest man who ever lived .
was probably Datllal Lambert. "I,,,
was horn at Leicester. KtiKland. In
1770. and died In I Mi Ills welghl j
was 7'!! pounds, A group of a doren
) OUIIK men once stood within a tint
toiled waistcoat that hail bo,,ui'e,l
lo Lambert.
When we refuse lo Ille, I all coo l
gein-y It is a pi to ,,y, itake it.
(BAzad (Blip
;.V.y- ' 3 W 1
mm s
ik Off
On All China
W9 lire Mpaotlng our new dttlKn In lili,a to be here very
soon .so wo are giving our ttntomard the heDOffl 01 a very
lUbatnntlal rtdUOtfon on all china In our preaeni itOok,
Jfdn l four Time lo tin iii (in Vour Hoi "'
Barvarlon While with (.old Band
English Basket Design
KiiKlisii Pheasan Design
English Blue Willow Ware
And many odd pieces in other designs.
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