Capital journal., May 21, 1924, Image 8

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THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON
WEDNESDAY, MAY 21, 1924
DEFENSE
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Portland, Or., May 21. Defense
of Hurry Jl. Hay hub, Portland
baker, In the $85,000 suit of Mrs.
Alice K Kobertson, uurse and
nmnsei'Be, wus started yesterday
afternoon after the plaintiff hud
finished her testimony und a few
minor witneseea testified on her
behalf.
In cross-examination of Mrs.
Robertson, however, the defense
made an attack on purl of her al
legations. She was made to ad
mit from the Btand thut Mr.
liayncH liad shown her a -loclu.it
ho carried on his watch clmm
containing a picture of his wife
and mother. A major point of the
woman s case rested upon the al
legation that Mr. I lay ilea repre
sented himself to her us a single
man and that she so regarded him
during the time he wuh alleged to
have been a wooer ami following
their alleged exchange of promise.i
to wed. The defense did not bring
out clearly at just what point iu
their relations the locket incident
occurred.
An allegation of the complaint
on which the nurse hoped to col
lect big damages to compensate
for the alleged fraud und deceit
practiced upon her was that Mrs.
Lulu 1. ilaynes, wife of the de
fendant, allowed the letters Mrs.
KohertKon wrote Mr. Jiayues to
numerous persons. For this por
tion of the humiliation she lino
said Hhe suffered, the plaintiff
asked $25,000 damages,
Mrs. Alys M, IJertrand, promi
nently mentioned as one ol the
persona to whom the love letters
had been shown, was the second
witness called by the defense. She
never had scon tho letters, bug'
testified. Under cross-examination
Mr.'i. Jtoiicrtsou would not say
positively that snc knew anyou?
who had seen the let to in.
"They told nie Mrs. Haynes was
showing tho letters to her friends
and oilier persons," Kit id the nurse.
"Who do you mean by 'they'
Portland Ships
Shin Bones For
MahJonggSets
Portland, Or., May 21. The
stoamer Ervlken, Bailing from
Portland the 14th hud as part of
its cargo 4i; 4 sx. or tiu tons of cat
tic shin bones destined for Shang
hai, Within a few months this
same vessel, or others, will have
this cargo to return to the United
States in another form that of
Mub Jongg sets. There has been
quite a heavy movement of this
commodity from j'ortland during
the last year or bo. Portland is
the center of the livestock indus
try on the J'aeiifc coast.
The CJreyloeli, of the Argonaut
lino In the intercoastai service,
took a small lot of 24t bags of
Oregon walnuts for delivery in
Nov York. Very few of thcHe have-
ever gone iuto the eastern market
for two reasons first, tho groves
are just coming into full hearing;
and secondly, the demand locally
has been ho great due to the ex
cellent quality of the Oregon wal
nut that there has been no surplus
to ship.
The Grey lock also had aboard
00 tons of Cascara bark. Imita
tions of this medicinal bark aiv
found In other parts of the world,
but the real Casc-ara hark is found
only In a very limited area on tho
('oast range.
In good faith by Hasten.
Hasten, however, says the affair
la not a Joke; that Hanson has not
proved his ownership of the an
imal, and that swearing out a
horse theft complaint was the
logical course to take when Han
son Invaded his pasture and
walked off with the roan. Mean
while Hanson has the horse and Is
at liberty under $1,000 bail.
do you mean Mrs, Hertrand and
Mrs. Krueger queried tho de
fense attorney.
"No, just friends of mine," was
the answer.
GIBBONS DEVELOPING
PUZZLING NEW PUNCH
Chicago, May 21. Tommy Gib
bous, who meets Cieorgcs Carpcn
tler nt Michigan City. Ind., May
31, is developing a short punch he
believes will puzzle the French
man. He tried it yesterday in
workouts of two rounds each with
sparring partners.
Tho training staff of Carpentier
has been augmented by two heavy
weights. .Soldier King, a light
weight Oraud Ilaptds, Mich., and;
Jack Taylor, eastern negro. 1
I;! CONCERT HERE
A large crowd yesterday even
ing attended the big concert of
the .Salem Hoys' Chorus at the
tabernacle and received a treat
surpassed by tho hopes of the most
optomistio. From beginning to
end, the concert was exceptional
and was given without hitch.
Time and again the youngstors
were called back for encore-.
Probably one -of the biggest hits
of the evening was made by little
Uilly Utley, 4 years of age, ho
sang a solo.
A short talk was made by Mayor
John li, Gicsy in which he ex
pressed pride in the boys of the
chorus. He paid a high tribute to
Or. H. E. Epley, the director.
A handsome music roll was pre
sented to Dr. Kpley at the clone
of the concert by tho boys of the
chorus. William Mctiilchrist made
tho presentation speech.
Money taken In last night will
go towards paying the salary of
a boys' work secretary at the V.
M. C. A.
STREET SOAPED FOR
MOVIES; WOMAN HURT
FOREMEN MEET
Tho monthly meeting and ban
quet of the Foremana' club of the
Willamette division, Portland
Electric Power company, was held
at the Marion hotel last evening.
About 50 employees and heads of
the various departments were
present. C. C. Simeral, president
of the club, presided. He former
ly lived In Salem but Is now locat
ed In Portland.
Talks of the evening were given
by H. H. Stanton, superintendent
of the gas plant here: D. A.
Wright, superintendent of the
line department, and It. W, Sim
eral, superintendent of the power
plant. A number of Portland
visitors were present and were
presented with the "Trail 'em to
Salem1' pamphlets, the official
booster booklet.
A little special entertainment
was provided by F. Ray Felker,
Lloyd Strausbaugh, and Fred
Wilkinson.
The meeting last evening was
In keeping with the plan for the
heads of the various departments
to meet each month and discuss
work of the past month.
BABE RUTH JOINS
N. Y. NATIONAL GUARD
St. Maries, Idaho, May 21.
(By Associated Press.) The Ida
ho democratic state convention
early today adopted a resolution
endorsing the candidacy of Wil
liam G. McAdoo, for the demo
cratic presidential nomination
without instructing that the
state's eight votes in the national
convention be cost for him. The
action came as the climax to 12
hours of almost incessant contests
which, prior to the McAdoo en-:
dorsement fight had hinged on the
candidacy of Robert H, Elder of
Coeur d' Alene, for re-election as
national committeeman.
Tho latter contest resulted in
Elder 'a selection over Asher B.
Wilson of Twin Falls by a ma
jority of 11 votes.
The democrats in congress were
congratulated on having "success
fully combatted corrupt influences
in government and intrusion of
special interests" and - Senator
Walsh and his associates were
praised for their part in exposing
governmental scandals.
Economic relief waa covered in
I declarations for tariff revision,
membership in tho league of na
tions were reservations and the
world court, economic cooperation
with Europe and passage of the
McNary-IIaugen bill.
served seven months. The pardon
is based on. letters received from
Circuit Judge John C. Kendall,
District -Attorney Ben S. Fisher
and members of the jury that
heard the case. The letters state
that during the trial evidence in
dicated that the girl was of good
moral character, but that subse
quent developments show that she
was not of good moral character
The charge against Tolbert was
assault with intent to commit
rape, and the alleged offense, it
is said, took place during a joy
ride of several couples In whicii
the girl voluntarily participated.
Brockton, N. Y., May 20.-
Light snow fell here today. The
film of white remained on the
ground and house roofs for some
time. Residents believe It to be
the first time in 15 years that
snow has fallen so late In May,
Los Angeles, Cal., May 21
Mrs. Matilda, Mcintosh, 40, was
at the receiving hospital today
suffering from a possible skull
fracturo received yesterday when
she slipped while trying to cross
a paved street which was covered
with soap preparatory to the
Miming of a motion picture com
edy featuring skidding automobiles.
Tlic Consolidated Motor
Frciyjit Luics, Inc. ,of Oak
land, operates a fleet
large trucks in mcrcl:
disc transportation. Zero-
Icne oils arc used ex
sively.
4? f
clu- trMjmwm nTrarraH
q2 big motor freight line settles
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The Consolidated Motor Freight Lines, Inc.,
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problem by standardizing on Zerolene.
Independent Tests Verify Claims
Subjecting the anti-western oil superstition to
the test of actual comparison in service, this
Company verified independently our claims that
Zerolene will lubricate the modern automobile
engine as well or better than any oil on the
market, irrespective of price, and whether of
eastern or western origin. Their letter states:
"During the past throe or four years we have exper
imented with various brands of eastern and western
lubricating oils, including Zerolene oil. The results
of these tests have proved to our satisfaction that
Zerolene lubricates our equipment with the greatest
eliiciency.
"Our recent decision to lubricate our trucks exclu
sively with Zerolene oils has resulted in the reduc
tion to a minimum of mechanical difficulties which
were due to faulty lubrication."
Less Carbon Better Gasoline Mileage
Why pay tribute to a superstition? The use of
Zerolene, of the proper body, will not only cut
down your oil bill, but give you better continu
ous lubrication, and better lubrication means
greater gasoline mileage, less carbon, lower up
keep costs, and n longer life for your car.
Insist on Zerolene, even if it does cost
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Ask any Standard Oil Company
sales or service station repre
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copy.
(CAL
New York, May 21 Bahe Ruth,
star slugger of the Yankees, is a
soldier now a buck private.
He joined tho national guard of
New York today, enlisting with
the 104th field artillery fgr three
years. He was sworn in as he
stood atop a gun carriage In
Times Square. Police reserves had
to be called to handle the crowds.
PIERCE ISSUES FULL
PARDON TO TOLBERT
Governor Pierce today issued a
full pardon to Robert Tolbert of
Coos county, who was sentenced
to serve seven years in the state
penitentiary on a statutory charge
in which Louise McQueen was the
complaining witness. Tolbert has
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