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THE CAPITAL JOURNAL. SALEM. OREfiON
SATURDAY, JUNE 20, 1925
SCOPES 10 PLAN
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Dayton. Teun., Juno 20. As
rroseculion attorneys today ra-
turnt'4 to Dayton, local interest
centered in tr.o visit next week of
tile legal experts who will detenu
John T. ScoJea when he comes he-
fore the com' July 10 on charges
ot violation of the state law pro
hibiting the teaching of evolu
tion in Tennessee public schools.
Clarence Harrow, Chicago at
torney who will servo as one of
the champions for the defense.
will come to Davton, Monday, to
go over the ground with Dr. John
H. Neal, chief defense counsel
Arriving here early in the day.
after a conference with other at
torneys, ho will tie the guest o:
the Dayton Progressive club at a
meeting at which his defendant
also will bo an honor guest.
At the BJroe time preparations
were being pushed forward for the
the loceptlon of visitors expected to
attend the trim. A newspaper club
patterned p.fler the club at which
reporters of the New York demo
cratic convj.itiou were entertain
ed. was bein! prepared by the
Chattnnoosa News.
Quarters nave been rented and
were being fitted up witn wors
ing equipment for the visitors
with a lounging room for the
newspapermen after work hours.
With the exception of specula
tion centering around the plan of
the opposing counsel, the case It
self virtually had boon rclegnted
to the background by the present
work of preparing tor the influx
of visitors.
Rtsulta 0 f the conference of
prosecution attorneys in Atlanta
yesterday were not disclosed upon
their return. Judge J. O. McKcn
lie. H. K. lllcks. sue K. Hicks, W.
C Haggard and Harry Lawrence
conferred with William Jcnnlng
Bryn, chief prosecutor, upon gen
eral plans tj be followed during
the trhtl.
INDEPENDENCE PASTOR
TENDERS RESIGNATION
Independence, June 20 Rev. C.
A. Nethery presented hla resigna
tion lo the official board of the
Baptist church last Sunday morn
ing. He has accepted a call to be
come associate Buperlntendent of
the Seamen's mlfialon at San Pedro,
California. Thla work la under the
Christian Kndcavors of Southern
California and haa a larpe work
anions the hoy of the nevy. known
as "FloritlnR Christian Knileavom."
Mr. Nethery haa spent some
elKht yeara nnsUUnff In this work
and la now roIiik biu-k to take full
charge of ll. John Maklna, Itfl pres
ent superintendent h:ivlnff hroken
down in health and being no longer
able to carry on.
Mr. Nethery will preach his fare
veil sermon here Huint.iy. Ho has
been pastor of the church for
about a year, auerecdlnff Rev.
Harold Ij. I'roppo and haa had
manifest ftnrcosH in this field.
Released from Asylum
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OFFICER KILLED
BY STATE AGENT
Huntington, W. Va., June 20.
(A. I'.i William F. Porter, a fcl-
eral prohlbitlou otrlcer, was shot
and killed; W. E. Horkmen. state
fficur, wasa hot twice and seri
ously wounded, and George Ball.
hie! of state officers, was wound
ed In a gun battle between state
and federal officers on Camp creek
Wayne county early today.
The bat'le started when federal
and stat ofilcers, both approach
ing a still location nom opposite
sides miatoK each other for moonshiners.
Homer Joy, another federal of
ficer, said he was sleeping on
hill overlooking the scene of the
suspected lill when he heard
shooting. He flushed hla light
and recognized Ball In the state
forces, yelled to them to stop
shooting, but could not b heard
above the din.
'ortor had thrown F. J. l'oe. a
state officer, lo the ground and
as grappling with him, Joy sain
Porter was believed to have recog
nized Poo and started to let him
up leforo Joe also had recognized
him. Then, Joy said, Poo fired
and Porter fell. Joy covered Poe
with his gun and ordered him to
disarm before Poe realized that he
was fiehtlni: fellow officers.
Poo was arrested on a homicide
chargo and committed to the coun
ty Jail when he appeared nt the
hospital to see workman anil uait.
Physicians held Utile hopo for
the.r refotnry.
Wre Your Men When
You Need Us
We recharge, repair and
inspect all makes of bat
teries. If you need a new
battery we recommend a
Willard, because we know
they can't be beat nny-
where in the wide world.
We'd like to tell you why.
JOE WILLIAMS
"Ike Battery Man"
531 Court Street Phone 19S
member Willard Battery meri
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Seat Covers
Selected from our latest mini pics ndd to the
interior appearance of your car and protect the
cxpMtsive upholstering.
We can Install covers of a pretty pattern at a
low cost. They are ensily cleaned in the car and
are a good insurance against excess depreciation.
Auto Tops and Trimmings
Auto Glass Replacement Service
Auto Painting of Quality
(Tom) Woods
Auto Top Company
255 N. Commercial St. Thone 809 Salem. Or.
AIR MAIL LINE
10 OPEN JULY 1
New York, June 20. Formal
launching ot the New York to
Chicago air mall service was an
nounced today tor 6 o clock on the
night ot July 1. The mall la sched
uled to arrive at Chicago post-
office at 6:30 o'clock the morning
uf July 2, the 784-mile journey re.
quiring 10 V hours. Colonel Paul
Henderson, second assistant nog
master general, announced today the service.
L WHO SHOT 'i
SISTER TO END
Paris, June 20. (A. P.)
Found guilt of killing her sister
at the latter'e request to put her
out of her eufreringa from an in
curable lung disease, Anna Levas-
ser, Paris dressmaker, today faced
the neceseftyt of atoning to the
law by undergoing two years' ini
rlsonment.
Mile. Levasser was found guilty
and sentenced last night after tell
ing a graphic story on the 6 tan 'J
of the death bcene.
Her sister, Anais, wracked with
pain, bosought her to put her out
of her misery and lier argument
finally prevailing they decided to
gether upon the means to be used
"I eat har In a chair," Anna
testified. "She told me 'you wlM
shot and I will move my head un
til it Is flmshea. " The dress
maker, with trembling hand, was
unabl to fnish the deed with one
shot. A eecond, a third and a
fourth followed and "finally
An a is' bead did not move. Anna
said she had planned to shoot her
self afterward but that she was jo
unnerved that ehe was unable to
put the cartridges In the gun
Then she had decided that Bhe
must live to avenge her sis tar
against their landlord who, she
said, had ordered them out of their
poor lodging although knowing of
Anais condition.
the route had been established
a cost of $500,000. Twenty-four
pianos will be used.
The new service Is Independent
ot the transcontinental air service
started in 1920.
For supplies and emergency, 32
fields have been established be
twen New York and Cleveland
and 14 between Cleveland and Chi
cago. For the present one plane fly
ing In each direction each night
will comprise the service until the
demands require additional planes.
Sixteen pilots are now employed n
a n i o n r.
uregon ruip a r aper to.
SALEM. OREGON
Manufacturers of ?
Sulphite, and Manila Wrappings, Also
Butchers Wrappings, Adding Machine Paper,
Greaseproof, Glassine, Drug Bond, Tissue,
Screenings and Specialties.
Don't Put It Off
Do It Right NOW
Walk down to our place today
AND KIDE HOME in one of our good
used cars bring the whole family
with you. We have some dandy bar
gains on hand and they're all GOOD.
Be fair in your proposition and
your terms of payment will almost
certainly suit us. And ahead of every
thing else remember that no matter
what selection you make in a used car
here it will be a GOOD one we have
few machines that we cannot fully
guarantee.
Certified Public Motor
Car Market
1 Block North of Tosloffice
ESPEE APPLIES
FOR PERU TO
EXTEND LINES
San Francteco, June 20 The
Southern Pacific company haa for
warded to the Interstate commerce
om mission an application on be
half of the Central Pacific railway
a proprietary company, for author
ity to construct and extend a line
of railroad from a point of connec
tion with the existing line at Klam
ath Falls, Oregon, about 40 miles
southeasterly direction through
Merrill and near Malin, Oregon, to
Cornell, California, It was announc
cd late yesterday by William
Sproule, president of the Southern
'aclflc.
"This la another step In the
Southern Pacific company's de
velopment program," Mr. Sproule
said, "which was stopped by law
suits Involving the Central Pacific,
compelling the company to hold in
abeyance Its plans which are the
construction of a standard gauge
railroad connection between the
Klamath Falls region and the Cen
tral Pacific main line across Ne
vada, so as to provide a direct rail
COBBS & MITCHELL COMPANY
"Everything in Building Material"
lihonc 813 3 19 S. 12lh St., Salem, Oregon
DEAR BUILDER:
Glad to learn that you've decided to build this year.
That's sensible; do it now. and enjoy it while you live.
We'd like to tell you a little about lumber.
We have just about the finest big, old timber in Ore
gon; soft, clean, seasoned wood that'll last; it does not
shrink, swell, warp, split like young stuff it stays put.
We have n lot of it. Our big Valsctz mill cut 300,000
feet a day, with the most modern equipment for cutting
it accurately and without waste. Ever stop to figure how
much carpenter time it saves to have your lumber cut
ncurately ? We have COO skilled men, in camp, mill and
planer, ready to serve you.
We have 15,000,000 feet in stock; more than
1,000,000 feet in our Salem yard. About 12,000 feet
would build a fine cottage; we have enough on hand to
build 1,000 houses.
But what we don't have in the yard, we can cut inside
of a few minutes. How big? Up to 3Gx36 inches, 90 feet
long; and anything down to a shingle or a lath. We'll
cut. EXACTLY what you want, as you want it.
No job is too big, or too small, for us. We're able to
give the best material, the best service and the best
prices, because we're always at work and so can keep
skilled, interested men.
The whole Valscta mill equipment, and our own Valley
& Siletz railroad, and our miles of splendid timber, and
our 600 skilled men, are back of any order you place with
us.
Write, phone or call. We'll quit business when wo
can't serve you joyously,
A. B. Kclsay, Manager. Cobbs & Mitchell Company -
Dr. B. H. White
Osteopathy - Surgery
Electronic Diagnosis and Treat
ment (Dr. Abrarn's method).
Office Phone 859 or 4 09-J
606 (J. & Bank Bldg.
THAT BULLY
SWIMMIN' HOLE
O do you know
That you can go,
To a Real Swlmmln Hole,
Close In near Stale,
Where Swlmmin's great,
In a Fine Big Swlmmln' Holel
It's 1ft a stream
Where sunbeams gleam
On that New-Made Swlmmln
Hole;
And folks will swarm.
When days are Warm.
To that Famous Swlmmln'
Hole!
Taylor's Bathing Beach
15th Street Near State
route between the northwest and
the Intermountoln region, and also
between southern Oregon and the
east with such branches and feed
era as may be necessary to give
service to the public."
Rights ot way (or about zo
miles of the proposed route, already
acquired In the name o. the Mo
doc Northern railway company,
'have been transferred to the Cen
tral Pacific, It was stated.
Miss Collett Chammon.
Versailles, Prance, June 20.
Miss Glenna Collett, former Amer
ican champion, today won the
French women's Bolt champion
ship. She defeated Mile, Slmonc
Thton De Ua Chan mo In the nun
match three up and two to play.
Pacific Coast Adjustment bu
leau, California; capital $25,000;
attorney-ln-tact. William N. Pat
terson of Portland.
GOOD WOOD
PROMPT DELIVER
Specials On Wood
3 large loads 18-inch Mill Wood
5 Cords 4ft. Slab Wood, per cord
1 Cord large second growth Fir, per cord
2 Cords large second growth fir, per cord
4 Cords large second growth fir, per cord ...
4 ft. Old Fir, per cord -
16-inch Old Fir, per load .
4 ft. Oak, per cord
4 ft. Ash, per cord
4 ft. Maple, per cord
..$15.00
$4.00
$6.50
$6.25
.$6.00
$7.50
. $8.00 and $8.50
..$8.00 and $8.50
. $7.50 and $8.00
$7.00
Phone 1542
FRED E. WELLS
280 S. Church Street
It Would Be Impossible
for us to list or to attempt to
list, all the many advantages
accruing to those we serve
when the facilities of our
establishment are made use
of, for neither space nor time
would permit.
We wquld like to say, how
ever, that in our funeral par
lors one finds every comfort
and every convenience that
could be desired.
WEBB'S
FUNERAL PARLORS
"Superior mineral ienw"
205 be. Church blrecl
Phone HO
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349 N. Commercial
Open Evenings and Sundays
Thone 959