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Friday, January 1, 1937 Pajge 4 N O T IC E OF FINAL ACCOUNT SCIENCE DEVELOPS NOVEL METHODS TO AID LAW OFFICERS Dream of “ Perfect Crime” Is Becoming More and More Impossible. Baltimore, Md. — “ The perfect crime,” the dream of criminals, is growing more and more impossible as the best brains in criminal in vestigation and scieijpe develop new methods to tighten the net on law breakers. Dr. R. W. Wood, professor of phys ics at the Johns Hopkins university in Baltimore, Md., described new scientific methods* developed to aiu federal investigators to the Ameri can Institute of Chemical Engineers which met in Baltimore recently. As an example, Dr. Wood related the steps taken a few yeaVs ago to apprehend a criminal who sent a bomb in a Christmas package to a Washington, D. C., family. The bomb exploded, killing three of the family. The only evidence, Dr. Wood declared, was a half doz- en small bits of metal recovered after the explosion. Some had to be dug from what remained of the walls of the room. Dog Holds Slick to Get Gold Tooth 2937 Ford Trucks Ready for “ On the Jo b 99 Tests Connersville. Ind. — Zumurb, Dr. O. M. Clark’s three-year-old Doberman Pinscher, has a new gold tooth. A crown was fitted on to the snag of a long canine tooth which Zumbro broke. For the dental operation, Dr. Clark put a stick in Zumbro’s mouth and told him to hold it. lie held it all through the operation, with never a whimper, although oc casionally he rolled questioning eyes at Dr. Clark. “ FORGOTTEN MAN” IS FREED BY COURT I 25, 1 ¡36. i> » o f last publication January 22, 1937. C. SHTERK, A dm inistratrix J. O JOH NSON, A ttorney 925 Y eon Bldg. Pori land, O iegon Spent Three Years in Jail on Contempt Charge. Chicago. — Raymond E. Proch- now, thirty-nine years old, who be- came known as the “ forgotten man” in debtors’ row at the Cook county jail, where he has served almost three years for contempt in a civil proceeding, was ordered released in a ruling by Judge Harry M. Fish- er in Circuit court. The court held in effect that Mr. Prochnow had served long enough to satisfy the requirements of the law. There was a dramatic scene in the courtroom as Mr. Prochnow’s wife, Mabel, rushed forward after Judge Fisher’s ruling and embraced her husband. While he has been in jail Mrs. Prochnow has been supporting her self and two children by operating a notions store. Mr. Prochnow, once a La Salle street investment broker, was first sent to Jail on May 23, 1932, by Judge Thomas Taylor, now retired, when he was sitting in the Circuit court, for failure to turn over $35,- 282 to the estate of William Garnett, lawyer, who died in 1930. Later Mr. Prochnow won his re lease on bail, but was recommitted to the county jail on March 14, 1934, after the Illinois Supreme court had dismissed a writ of error filed in his behalf. The Supreme court upheld Judge Taylor and ruled that Prochnow should be imprisoned un til he turned over the money to the estate. Following failure to reopen hear ings in the Circuit court, the mat ter was brought before Judge Fisher. In his opinion the judge said that in cases where a debtor fails to pay a judgement under a malice count or comniits contempt in an alimony case the statute provides imprisonment for not more than six months at one time. In t . County Court o i the State o f OiCjOii tur uie C oun ly o f Ylashing- ton. No. 4451 In the m atter o f the Estate o f J. S. .. t . • .- u i.o know n as J. S. Me Neil, : ceased. N otice us hereby given that the un dersigned us A dm in istiatrix o f the c. ..lie o i J. S. McNeill, has filed her . 1 . ..! .ut in the County C ourt o f ihe S..*te o f O regon for W ashington County, nd that Saturday, January 23rd. at ’. he hour o f 9 30 o'clo ck in the ioror.oon o f said day and the court \ o.‘ said court has been appointed ■he Ume and place for hearing o f objection s thereto and to the settle- out thereof. Da e.l and first published D ecem ber To prove that the new 1937 Ford V-8 tracks are all that th9y are claimed to be. Ford dealers throughout the state are placing in service for demonstration use specially-painted 157-inch stake heavy duty units with dual wheels. Ford trucks of this type are widely used on operations ranging from farming to freight-hauling. , _ . i Business , _. . . _ NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT In the County Court o f the State o f Oregon, for the County o f W ash in g ton. No. 4450 In the M atter o f the E state o f Cath erine M cNeill, also know n as C ather ine M cNeil, deceased. N otice is hereby given that the un dersigned a* A dm inistratrix o f the Estate o f Catherine McNeill, has filed her F inal A ccou n t in the County Court o f the State o f Oregon for W ashington County, and that Satur day, January 23rd at the hour o f 9:30 o ’clock in the foren oon o f said day and the court room o f said court has been appointed as the tim e and place for hearing o f objection s thereto and to the settlem ent th ereof . Dated and first published D ecem ber 25, 1936. Date o f last publication January 22, 1937. C. S H IE R K , A dm inistratrix J. O. JOH N SON , A ttorney 925 Y eon Bldg. Portland, Oregon CONCLUSION premises, orders that M onday, the 18th A s 1937 opens, m ost o f the snarl* day o f January, 1937, at 10 o 'clo ck iu brought on by the depression have the foren oon o f said day at the Court been untangled. Im provem ent i* w ide R oom o f the P robate D epartm ent in BY RO GER W . BABSON spread through all branches o f indus the Court H ouse o f W ashington Coun T r a c e D ow n B o m b . C ontinued from page 1 _ ___ _____ _ gradually ___ try. E m ploym ent is ap- ty, Oregon, be fixed as the date and Dr. Wood discovered that the 1937 con trolled by the seller and wa- p ioa ch in g norm al on ce again, The place fo r the hearing o f said final ac- gea by the em ployee. bomb was fired by a gunlike mech outlook for the com in g tw elve m onths count, and settin g objection s thereto, Sharp Mark-Ups Ahead anism. He sent a fragment of the is bright. I predict that a* we look | o f any there be. F ou r years a g o w heat was selling at back at this N ow Y ear season we will IT IS F U R T H E R O R D E R E D that tube of the gun to all American the lowest price in three and a half rem em ber it as a m om entous mile- notice o f the filin g o f said final a c manufacturers of such tubing. It centuries -41 cen ts a bushel. B ecause stone in our business history, count and o f the time and place o f was identified by a Cleveland com it was cheaper than to pay freight, j w h e th e r w e rt.allze it or not today> settling ob jection s thereto be made pany as a sample of tubing made corn was being burned for fuel in w e a „ . novv ,a(.in a headstone over by publication in the “ B eaverton E n for use in the construction of only place o f coal. M ilk was being poured , he , 929_m 6 depression corp se and terprise,” a newspaper o f general cir- one make of car. A single garage in on the streets to reduce over-supplies . . I culation in W ashington County, Ore Washington sold this make of car. o f butter and cheese. T here w as n bundling up the 1937-(.) prosperity gon, for fou r (4) successive weeks as bounty on baby pigs. baby in sw addling clothes. H ow long provided by law, m aking five (5) in Meanwhile, Dr. Wood recon T oday wheat is around $1.35 per this period o f prosperity will last or sertion* o f said notice. structed the mechanism that fired bushel. Corn is being im ported from h ow fa r it w ill go, no one can now say. D O N A L D T. T E M P L E T O N , the bomb by examining the frag Argentina. M uch bulk butter sold in C ounty Judge ments. When a drawing of it was T hat depends upon how well we have United States m arkets com es from Dated this 12th day o f Decem ber, made, a detective identified the abroad. B acon is a delicacy once learned that lasting prosperity only 1936. mechanism as one which a garage again. This all goes to sh ow how com es through the p ia ctice o f indus D ate o f first insertion D ecem ber 18, mechanic had been seen working on m uch m ore pow erful are the rules o f try, honesty .thrift, faith and other 1936 . several weeks before the explosion. nature and econ om ics than the laws asic virtues! Date o f last insertion January 15, He was employed by the garage o f men. T he drought, the A A A and short supplies, plus better business and N O T E : THIS ARTICLE CANNOT 1937. from which the gun tubing was be heavier consum ption, have doubled BE REPRODUCED IN W H O LE OR iieved to have come. fa tm prices du rin g the last fou r years, i Ilv . , . R T u / i T i i n i r r "Further search showed that cer PERMISSION Now, what about the ou tlook for farm ^ w m r«n tain tool marks made on the bomb FROM T H E COPYRIGHT HOLD prices this y e a r? fragments were found on similar ERS— I’lihlishrrs Financial Bureau— Another Good Year on Farms tubes from the garage in question, Grain and cotton prices depend on Babson Park, Massachusetts. but not on samples obtained in an the w eather and plantings. Based on other city," added Dr. Wood. cu ire n t acreage estim ates and barring Examination of the fragments re drought, prices o f these products should not be m uch higher next De vealed that an old fashioned copper cem ber than they are today. Meat percussion cap had been used. The prices will ed g e upw ards for our live police then searched the suspected ATTO R N E Y sto ck population is near the low est mechanic’s home and found a gun point in years. Dairy, egg, and poul answering the description obtained try prices will advance under the im Failing Bldg., Portland, Or. from study of the fragments, and a petus o f higher producing costs dur box of copper percussion caps. ing the first half. Good prices plus C onsidering the professional and j The mechanic was arrested, tried, higher production should lift farm in business men from the standpoint o f and convicted of the crime. come between 5 to 10 |>cr cent during their usefulness to the com m un ity, it the New Year. would appear that the law yer is Morgan Asks Help. Clothing to Cost More. am on g the must influential and p r o -j Or. Wood first became interested Up to now, the cost o f livin g has not gressive citizens, fo r by reason o f his in scientific crime detection 15 years Huge Black Bear Loses been keeping pace with the recovery in thorough training and intim ate and business. Its advance totals personal con tact with ago when J. P. Morgan & Co. asked business and ' Argument With CCC Man general only 20 per cent against 75 per cent i private a ffa irs o f the citizens, the law his assistance in solving the Wall Duluth, Minn.—A 400-pound black fo r industiial a ctivity and 30 per cent ! yer bears a close relationship to the street explosion in New York just bear and a CCC worker in the Supe This com in g year | general w elfare of a com m unity. outside the company offices which rior national forest recently had a fo r retail prices. the gap will narrow. I look for a 5 A m on g the law yers o f P ortland may killed more than 30 people. disagreement. The argument was lo H |k>r cent rise In living costs Dr. Wood was able to reconstruct settled when a blow to the head was against only a 3 | mt cent gain in 1936. be m entioned the nam e o f D avid H. F ertig, w hose ability enables him t o ; the nature of the bomb container 1937 Salesman's Paradise sit in the fron t rank with the lead in g; delivered to Mr. Bruin with a cruis used. It was a hollow steel cylinder M erchant* can honestly plug the barristers o f the city, H e is the er’s axe. about 7 inches in diameter bound Leon Fountain, Big Lake, is night “ B uy N ow H igher P rices C om in g” type o f law yer w hose p ractice ha*.; with iron hoops attached by bolts. guard at a planting camp on the appeal in their advertising. Sales been developed alon g the line o f strict m anagers can safely ja ck up their adherence to the finest ideals. "This would have been an impor Gunflint ranger district. A big bear sales quotas and advertising ap propri tant clew if the original use of the The legal fraternity form s an im began invading the "tent city” ations by at least 10 per cent prob- cylinder could have been estab posing array o f the com m un ity's lead- | about a month ago in the desire to ably 20 per cnt. T he sales feature* | ¡ng professional figures, w hose attain lished,” Dr. Wood stated. However, nothing further was accomplished. be well fed before the long winter o f 1937 will be the return o f the sell - 1 m ents fo r the mo*t part rarely, if ever s m arket fo r the first tim e sin ce oom c to the notice o f the public. This More recently, Dr. Wood proved spent in hibernation. His first point , ei ls (jyp t0 jjje fa c£ that the lawyer. of attack was the garbage pit lo 1^29 that a Baltimore woman hud not E very hour of effort and every dol- traditionally foi his coryservat ivencss I J. D. P E C K , Mgr. been murdered but was killed while cated at the edge of the camp, but 1 l*ir <*r ' P"t In»« selling work in | of m anner in p ractice con d u cts hi recently he showed a decided pref standing in front of a furnace by 1937 will return what two did In 1934 j a ffa irs in the effectu al, rather than a pinhead size fragment of copper erence for the supply tent. 'and what two may In 1939! I m g e N ,u.llMI Buofa ia the About 7 o’clock a few nights ago every salesm nnnger and every sales- type o f David II. Fertig, w ho i* a good which flew out in the explosion of a dynamite detonator used in mines the bear ambled up to the supply man to s\o:k his head o ff in 193 1 . < • < and worthy citizen as well as a good man of ! and left accidentally with a load of tent, and Leon, grabbing an axe, >'<»"• reward for all the hard wot k Of law yer and outstanding attempted to frighten him away. In the pa*t few years. Sunny selling affairs. coal. stead of being frightened bruin day* will not last forever! Good Selection Vital reared up on his hind legs, and W hile the general pattern o f the struck at the guard with his power Part Siamese Twins ful paw. Leon’s retreat had been stock market should be upward, prices cut off, and that is when the argu- " f »««*»' i.Uml group* will vary greatly. in Daring Operation . V . • A , . . . h , <»oo«l wHMiion will ¡my even greater merit stalled. A quick blow with premiums thi« year than lust. Big London, England.—A surgical LEGAL NOTICE the axe stunned the black intruder, gest gains percentagewise will be operation which is said success S ch ool D istrict N um ber 48, W ash- : and a second blow was the factor shown hv Ihe H E A V Y IN D U S T R IE S . fully to have separated "Siamese ington County, B eaverton, Oregon, I that decided which of the two was M A C H IN E R Y . RAIT, E Q U IPM E N T . will receive sealed bids for all n e c e s -1 twins” —two infant white girls to come out of the encounter alive. B U ILD IN G M A T E R IA L , E L E C T R I -' sary m aterial to con stru ct a sch ool I in Africa—is described in the C A L E Q U IPM E N T , S T E E T A MET-1 garage. All bids to be fo r material British Medical Journal by Dr. Henry Bldg. Portland, Or. ALS, nnd O F F IC E S U P P L IE S will be delivered on the jo b at B eaverton and| D. W. McLaren of the Colonial in the vanguard. to protect the district on the quoted ; Wife Kills Invalid, 91, Medical Service in Nigeria. C H E M IC A L S nnd O IL S w ill continue price until M arch 15, 1937. ■y* A* . M atctial! He relates how two girls were | their basic grow th. R A IL S m ay be a lists can be secured at the H igh | Calls Him Unfaithful feature m a ik etw lse as the yea r pro- joined together by a circular fun Los Angeles. — Charles Johnson, | gresse.!, but A IR L IN E issues o ffe r bet S ch ool O ffice at B eaverton, Oregon, or ; nel of tissue measuring one and from C. N. Freeman, 400 C oncord ninety - one - year . old invalid, ter long-pull possibilities. FOOD. one-half inches and two inches B uilding P ortland, O tegon. All bids was slain today by his wife because D A IR Y , M E A T P A C K IN G , P A P E R . to be in the hands o f the School Dis thick. The operation was per DEPARTM ENT she believed that he was unfaithful ! COAL, T E X T IL E , trict C lerk not later than January 20, formed on June 16, when the S T O R E , nnd M O TO R groups are nil 1937 to her. She then hanged herself. W ish ing m y many friends A ddress Mrw. A lthea Haulen- twins were six months old. due fo r m oderate gnlns Even the Mrs. Johnson, eighty-one, slashed beck. B ox 338, Beaverton, Oregon. and U T IL IT IE S V ery H appy New Y ear Johnson's throat with a razor as C H A IN S T O R E S C hairm an Dr. J. R. Talbert 1 should not he over-looked. T hey would he sat in a chair. Siie left u note C lerk Althea H aulenbeck j probably stand up best ae.alr.st a reading: quick sell-off brought about by som e “ He had been untrue to me ail m ajor disaster such as the exploding In the C ounty C ourt o f the State o f O regon, for the County o f W ash in g through our married life—nearly o f the foreign bomb. ton. sixty yebrs. The last forty years he N o W ar In 1937 D E PA R TM E N T OF PR OBATE o f San Francisco bus been chasing other women.” t N o one can deny that the oversens In the m atter o f the estate o f Charity District Attorney R . Cox, Deceased. situation is erltienl. Europe and A*i,i Lion Hunters No. 3979 today closely resem ble the nrmed Johannesburg. — Holding a can cam ps o f 1912-14. A general wnr In O rder fixin g day fo r ob jection s to M ULTNOM AH , COUNTY dle in one hand and a rifle in the volvin g Fascism vs C om m unism Is In F inal A cccou n t. N ow at this tim e conies Louis S. other, Mrs. Englebrecht, who has evitable; but a general E uropean W ar a lonely cattle trading post in will not com e in 1937 T here will co n Dunsniore, adm nistrator o f the above will hold a four months’ course in Bcchuanland, killed two lions which tinue to In» revolution within nations; entitled estate, and files his final Portland, beginning January IS. but no form al eon flirt betw een nations. accou nt a* such adm inistrator, and were prowling around her house. 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