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TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1925 THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON PAGE THREE I Angle Marconi Overlooked. ALIVE DELAYED Pueblo, Colo., Nov. 17 The trial of Piatt May, Ute Indian bravo, on a charge of murdering hla 17 dny old Infant by burying tt alive In the grave of Its mother, wan delay ed in United Stales district court here toduy because some of the governments Indian witnesses a tray ed from the fed oral building nnd roamed over Pueblo, Cass R. Herrlngton, Jr., and Ivor E. Green, defense nllorneya, ques tioned the witnesses Informally nnd announced that their defence would be that the mod trine man and that the burial of the baby was made under Mormon Joe's orders. Mormon Joe, it has been asserted, claimed burial of the baby would restore the mother's Iffe. Mormon Joe, tho only witness to bo Bubponacd by tho defense, was brought from the stale penitentiary today under heavy guard. Ho is serving a sentence of from 25 to 30 years for the murder of a cell mate, who taunted him about the burial of tho baby. At that time Mormon Joo was held on a charge of being an accessory to the kill ing of the infant. missing cousin of - HARDING IS FOUND Norfolk, Va., Nov. 17. (A. P.) Imibelle Bennett, 15 years old, second cousin ot President Hurtl ing, and Sarah Cohen, 17, who had been missing from their homes in Nl'W York t ity since Friday were found bcru by a travel er's aid society worker. HAZEL GREEN Hanoi til-eon, Or.. Nov. 17. Mr. and Mra. II. Wackcn, Miss ilulila Stripling and Mr. nnd Mrs. Mcll.ie of Stnytou, all Bicut Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. . D Minch ol River Bide. The four huiics are sistcra. Uoorgo Hammond of Silverton and Will Kuplinber of Salem were among tho dinner guests .at the Dynnigan Sr., home Sunday. Mrs. R Kirlipulriek spent last week with her daughter, Mrs. W. G. Davis, before leaving for KIov ldu to spend the winter with her sou, IS. C. Kirkpatrick, who ha been in tho real estate business there for the last two yeurs. The many friends of Hev. Fish er, former paster at Hazel Green, will be glad to hear ho is improv ing in health. He has been very ill since the de-ilh ot his daughter, Emma, early in i ho summer. Mr. and Mrs. lien Fletcher nu'l family visited Mr. Gooney's, Sun day. Tho W. M. A. will have an all day meeting at C. Van Cloave's, Thursday, November 19, to make some quilts for Miss Hulda Strip ling. . Miss Alice Hazclbochcr was very pleasantly surprised last Tuesday evening when about fifty of her friends arrived to celebrate her nineteenth birthday. The even ing was passed playing in the barn by tho younger set while the older folks visited in the house. At mid night a lovely supper was Berved. Miss Alice received many nice gifts. Mrs. Grettio ot South Salem spent Tuesday night at the Hazel bachcr home. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Dunnigan Jr., Bpent Sunday at the home of Mrs. Dunnigan's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Laudcrback, near Hicky. W. Flury of Portland visited Hazelhacr.or's 'M week. Friday afternon is visiting day at the school. The teachers arc anxious for as meny ot the moth ers as can to visit the school. Mrs. Ilazelhachrr nnd son, Ed die, motored over to CorvalliB one day last week. K. T. Towe and his daughter-in-law, Mrs. Otior Towe, spent several days last week in Portland. isters of Washington and Oregon exchanged pulpits with a like number of Vancouver clergymen in observance of an international good will Sunday. V VT'Jr 7 "wit If fi -if: . 4 Randall Cuthcart, tourteen-year-old California boy, trying to tune in recently, discovered, he said, that aerials may, be dispensed with, the human body answering the pur pose. His aerial was broken and by chance his hand touched the aerial binding post. Then, he said, he heard the program. Rickreall News rtickreall, Nov.17. Mr.and Mrs. Ed. Hodges and daughter Irma spent the week end with Mrs. Hod ges mother, Mrs. Surah Smith of Salem. Mr. and Mrs. Jim.Nesmith have gone from here to Albany to visit to visit relatives for a short time. Mr. and rMa. Charley Whaley and children have returned from Tillamook and are looking for a house here for the winter. Mr. Mter upent over Sunday In Woodburn and had Mr. McClellan of Portland looking after his busi ness during his absence. Last Sunday evening Rev. Lovell district superintendent, preached here. An Interesting feature of the morning services was the as sistance glvon to the singing by A. V. Oliver on the tenor horn. Will Powell and family called on Mrs. Powell's parents, Mr. and Mra. Byers, In Independence Sun day. Mrs. Paul Riley of Monmouth had as her house guesta over Sun day, Mrs. Jack Goodell ami daugh ter, Doris. Mr. George Hall from the Gllson plucb south of Perrydalo was a business caller here recently. Joe Harland visited his sister PLAN TURKEY SHOOT HERE A meeting of the members of tho Salem Rod and Gun club will be held in the chamber ot com merce rooms this evening to dis cuss plans for a turkey shoot to be held on Sunday, November 22. -The meeting will skirt at 8 o'clock. In case the shoot Is held on that date, officials state the best tur keys In tho vallay will be used and every shooter will be placed In his proper ciass so aj to give him an equal chance. Till will keep the best shots from walks off with all of the birds, it is claimed. The public library In Chicago leads the world in loaning books, with a circulation of 10,013,978 volumes last year. LAST TIMES TODAY "THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA" 2 who is attending O. X. S. at Mon nicuth yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. John Koscr were callers in Monmouth last Satur day evening. Orr's corner was - the scene of another a mash up when the line-up of cars were returning home from tho O. A. C. -University of Oregon football game. Neither car was able to leave the place on its own power, .but no one was injured. December 6th is the date chosen for the community bazaar here and friends and former- residents are urged to bear the date In mind and be present for a good time. The orchestra will furnish music at intervals throughout the evening. . Rev. Hertzog, an instructor from tho Kimball college of Theology, will preach here soon In the Inter ests of the upbuilding of the rural church. Miss Emmons was among those seeing "The Freshman" In Mon mouth. VALLEY GOLFERS E Portland team brought a twelve man team with them. Tho locals! lost a former match playou at Portland, earlier hi the season by a core of 42 to 7. Interest has been exceptionally keen, this year, the locals have won ten and lost but two of their matches. Plans lor a Willamette valley league for playing next year are unaer way, accoining to Don Young, chairman of the tourna ment commit tea of the Illlhce Country club golf team. Under the present plans the league would consist of the lUihee Country club, Eugene. Corvallis, Oregon City, Alderwooj and Multnomah golf clubs of Portland and tho Vancou ver, Wash., Country club, ufff clent combination of matches could he arranged from this num ber of clubs to keep all players interested during the entire sea son, it Is thought by those inter ested In forming' the league. The IUib.ee ccnl) closed one of Us most successful seasons on the home field Sunday when they de feated the Multnomah Country club by a ecoi of 14 to 11. The CONNECTICUT TOWNS SHAKEN BY TREMOR f ' llartfo'd, Conn.. Nov. VI. (A P.) This section was visited by another slight earth tremor Mon day morning similar to one feit hero Saturday. The baby ' quake was experienced at 1:20 a. m. and lasted but a second or two. The buildings shook (or a moment but so far ae could be learned there was no damage. Tho shock was accompanied by a high wind and a heavy rain. 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Chltdrm Efn 9 Mothers trust tt mmmmm 7322 Where Fortunes Begin The savings account of today is the big fortune of tomorrow. Long-time savers know this to be true. Why not begin your fortune today' State Savings and Loan Association CHAS. WIPER, General Manager HciUg Theatre Lobby 189 North High St. lighting system es far south au Middletowu. No shocks, however, were felt there The record of the shocks wcro registered on seltimogruphs. It shook buildings. Albany, Or. Joe Schwlndt, 66. Jordan farmer, who was Bhot in the head by his 16-year-old eon, John, November A, died after bat tling 10 days with a halt bullet in his brain. John Is held in the Linn county jail without bail on an open charge. The boy shot his father while the latter was beat ing another son, Joe, Jr., aged 16. "many, many demists today recommend Life Savers" They're safe for tiny teeth "This is the only kind of candy I like my own children to have," the dentist told the mother.' "These little Life Saver mints are much better for little folks. Try the new Violet flavor. Children love them." Every growing child craves sweets. Active Httle bodies demand sugar. But children's candy must be pure and they should not overeat. Life Savers, the little candy mints with the hole (life saver shape), answer thia problem In juat the right way. They arc china-hard and deliciously flavored. This means that Life Savers ore eaten slowly. Children suck them to'makc those wonderful flavors last longer. Little tummies are not upset. And Life Savers are kind to tiny teeth. , They're safe and wholesome. You may conscien tiously be generous with Life Savers for they are tho ideal candy for little folks. Six flavors are displayed at all good stores so you may help yourself: Pep-o-mint, Wint-o-green, Cinn-o-mon, Lic-o-rice, Cl-o-ve and Vi-o-lct. Five cents a package. Life Savers, Inc.KPort Chester, N. K. 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