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.
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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.
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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
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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
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' 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.
The quake centered In the Hart
ford district but affected the
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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.
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"This is the only kind of candy I like my own
children to have," the dentist told the mother.'
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Tomorrow
BEBE DANIELS
"Lovers In
Quarantine"
fruwwuwwuwj OREGON