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MEDFORfl 'MATL' " TTTPTTNE. MEDFORD. 3REO.O FRIDAY .lLY 10. 192,
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Principals in TenneSs? Evolution Taiafhich Opened Today
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Scopes' fadge &
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DAYTON, Tenn., July 10-x'A. P.)
q Suectators began to r;r HeHa in tie
0 HlieQcounty 0':rtroom :wo luirs be-
lore me 0ctp!itKp3iiHiw trjur oeKnn.
By 8:.'0 o'clojr tlieQoom, whleV will
seat iiroxlnmtely K0(i iornniW. con-
mined U" men with 9 Bcuttcllng of
women. O
The lawn and walka outHliltt were
tOroiieiO with visitors. Oho ligluiliO
Qlon picture lOmerax were placed
at strutegiy point to o'sboot "gtlie
principals 'iii the cano im.tli'cy ap
proached the scene.
,4 A Qiutii of tense conversatMn filled
q the courtroom and above thin Bounded
the cliitfflr flf jgiKirtiirH' iiewrlteiH
0 . and the mutilc&cllck of telugrflib lu-'
c inuneniH. Or.
JiSko RaiilKkin entiO"! Oat S :.!',
A. M., followed bj, IiIh wife ami two
'ijwai: iluumiiui p viu uniiiii-i -iu-ii
lilt JIIUM' lU'O'Q lIQin ouuto i.,.i.,u
the railing. The Indite wig busy
- shak&iK bauds with foicnds. o
G. 9. W7M brought In a bunch of
0 flowers and pl.'oed flioin on the
JuilaVs desk. 9bey we rhododen-
' dronfl Bent by friends from Laurel A
a- 9:tHa. O
At 8:45 few s rnmnlnnil iwtaken
':' and tflo itruncnH weroaiowdeil. The
J f)ll01Cyt U1IU III" lliQ'llUllllll "
o in arriving. Rules were lading r
for controlling the entry of spectators.
' JiiilJu0JlaiilHton abdicated that regula-
tjons to check the overflow would bo
perfected.
Dudley Field .Muloifli of ihfl-nor
csisel. followed by Scopes, DarAw,
Jlys, Nnnl anil to deft.ndant's father,
. tnteAil at 8: DO nndtook0entn at the
cowgolable. , o
AlUlie prlnclpfta In the cnse passed
d tferoiKh a group of photographers at
th entrance ft the courthouse
'A triM,l tiuloa nnnlutnn (tvilh n
Mftilt nl a dictionary uider Ills arin.S
: instri for them for Revo al minutes.
Jhih. entering the grounds w"U.
'' nWil, Nbilone. Ilai, Neal and Rjiih"
' lev, as held for Boveral minutes.
; f IM they Anally pushed tffi'lr ;iy
v Vroh the crowd disupooiid cam-
; rMeA Bcaitfpered nlic.nl and popteil
tet(lvon upon the courtlyiiso steps.
. OwrAe Rnppleyea took his seat
by te delbiolant. Clarence DarTow
P t( off his coat. It was hot.
A Vlllfem O 'Iiompson of Chicago
' n Ne ?rk joined defonse at-
tcMOyg. He nn'founcttjj ho vs asso-
j clO0l with Onrro9 In the casS
4plnuse burst forth as rynn
':- MMrtil, pti9hing his way through th
5 tiKM.- ye shook hands with IJirrow
cl the vheerlnS reilonyml. He
krefitefi other defense lawyers who
tm mtb hIA l froitf okthe udld
cl.l dok. ' 9
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? lJflVTON. TIIL9 BKCilNS.
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(Continued fgini, pnge one.')'
tfciWg', by ; depu. '-The auditorium
was il out anillclal means of vend
l(Jlo and hundreds complained- fof
ophtVsslve heat.
.- Cfco negroes, a San and a womao
wBi S - , noted among Oho listening
wmgo o
Tfro uniformed officers of ollce
m poaltionB on either slilo of the
JBIAfl'a Btnud as Ifltulslnu swung tho
aMel. n I
, Brynji this itletuoi, Wontrnry J
9 ;nif i-i.vion custom, woro a 'oui.
mi on Wns sented at the "nin
OHla" Bide. Uryan greeted tl(i'
AtulstK family.
rs. William .tennlngs Itryan camo
IOd tne courOoom and waa
', ntll the railing with Judgo
waa Qnated
itaur
ts family. o
ttih lT Out
lujby began to squeal and caused f
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j lfll VAIL III IllllinPII UI1U WW lllllllll.'
i xnnya uoflnr i yenrs ' aggwere
' 8l&. (o M Been Oie atltorlum.
ks onn as court onvened for the
ffijonioim session TiiiniM of prospec
ts live Jurymcg wore ordered placed In
n hat. The first namPdcawn by tftc
SPiirlff was W. V. Robllsoli. Ho Bnlff
k hjil formed an opinion to somu
VKicnt ovine guilt or Innocence Of tho
0 (ojfenibinl.cjiiit mulcr lOestloning from
M .1 - : j rt v .. i . i . , . .. .
tS 4ltle (i could disregard this
OaWdl and bring In n veOlct from
hotliMldes and SW: ho first seat iA
Kmeuce. no was nccepieo. uy
first seat iA
Ofte i Jury hi. Hoft school teacher I
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-.!. W. Ilnglcy, a rarmor, a Uio
cond called und said he hittl heard
rumoH of thigullt or Innocence or
the o)'iidant but oould Msrogaid
jjjoso rumors. Ho was accepted by
I 6? . ' i"'o Gliarrovv niieB-
tloTfcd the nlrnsliectlvn lili vinnH' iihont
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...n -use ui e.miii.,n. i.i.Bie
replying tnut he had ' no Ideas about
OKoution. After say that li
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Om Ulley. another fanner, pushed
Ills wny through the crowil So, he
questioned. Ho salil he had Onot
farmed a definite oplnlonu'and knew
nothing oli facts In the case. Dar
row aakeil him If ho wag n member
or the church, the reply oevtg In the
afflnnntlvo.' a llapllst. He was ac
cepted after saying that he had not
read, of evolution, had ' hewd a
armoW on It and had not hearT Mr.
Uryaispcak on the subject.
After J. T. Mussengnle. a Baptist
minister, witf called for questioning.
Mr. Riley wns asked If his (nubility to
road wns caused by poor eveslght.
His roply was I lint he was utii($ ica!cii
i Mr. MaflBengnle. when ho suld he
was a minister with four charges, was
asked by Darrow ir he hud ever
preached on evolution. He said be
had. "On which Bide?" asked the
lnwyer
, Crowd Cheers Mlnliter.
i' Tm strictly with tho niblc." waa
the reply.
- This caused an outburst of applaune
nnil drew a sharp reprimand from the
Judge and n thre.il to exclude everyone
Tinder further nuoHtlonliiK from the
i Court und Darrow tho HniipiM inlnlnter
nM hfl thnuifht Scope tfliiKlit n
ithoory of evolution In confllrt Willi the
divine Blory of creation. Judfte Haul
Bton i'lnnllv exrusod It I in with the
Statement, l'l wunt very Juror to start
With Bn open mind, HA' w"' ttxcuiie
you, Brothor MnnnenxaTe."
J. 'M.- HaliOBi wi . CftlUU but
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bCOPPS
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llicse ore the lawyers ilcfciidinii Scopes. Above: Judge Jon
feNcul (left), chief coun. anS C'rcncc Dnnrow. Bcluw: (I,
r.) Uaiiibridjc ColloDC. E. ThomoDudli-y ?iclil Malone. . "
,,Hy the Ansoclntcd Press)
The defendant, John T. Scopes.
ijefeiulilllt, John T. Scopes. 24.
'ly Hcleneo Oacher In lthea
, ClOnP.) Bi'huiiliv hl first P-
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ultlon Vler l,i.lni ifi-inliiMe.lOl'ioiii lie'
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Thl, ,.h,-: violation of the Ten-1
nessce law which prnhllillClhe Jeiicli0
g at tho thefty of a-oliO'"0?n d?"' I
Tll. ,,.. Wwn rnanlv
,.ourt unytc,,, T,.0,
ji000 ,,V,untiun
circuit
n of
tj, ju,k,. ju1ko John T. (Haul-
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D.iirr.
I'robalile duration: Utlninted "at
trnm v Wl,k, , Imm,h.
Tho ,,,,.,,: Wllr W,,,P.
HUj,Print(.m)(,t f Khoa county Hchools
nuiity Hchiiols
"flelal iiinsecutor; A. T. Stewart ;
ntlnniey Kei..il of the eighteen,
t Ma.,i .ia..i.... -iin..Xj,
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I .'iiiiniifiii ui.viiii, i iiimiu .n-iiii iiih-i
Ijjryaiu jr., sue k. nicks, .1. (I. lie
fe
enrnfu Wallace O. Hum
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clnlmg exemption on account of his
age. o
. G. Taylor, farmer, satd he had
formed or express! "In jK certain
extent" an oplnloir about eSis case.
Ho said he could give a fair verdict
on (he evidence, replylnio a ques
tion from Mr. Harrow, he Bald he was
a Motillst. Ho said ho bad heard
illflcussn of evolution. He wns ac
copied. Tom Jackson "expcc(ed ho Miad
formed nn optuton" as to the case.
Tressed for the extent of hi opinion
ho nit Id It wiim not fixed. Hh nave htsaoii tho new iitonrlotorti ure - bttth
uorupatton an fnnninn and litn chnrrh
mmnb(rlili iih iitlHt. Mo hoanl ,
about ovolutton liuhatl neviT l'iri. j
A Bpvoch on It. 0
NOTK'K TO CITY WATKIt rSKKS
A rcrent ortllnatue piHi'd by the City
Wr ronwulHHlon mnteH lhat nil W
"noticnt water tHJAI.l. Fll Sill T i
OFF itmiMMllateiy after U beeomen
due. I am Inntrurted to enforee thin
onllnnnoe and ronnneiiftntr .Inlv 15.
9tl. there U he nn "Inat nut lee"
ranis Iwued nrdlvered to delinquent
water u.t. l'leano govern yuurm-lven '
accuiilgly. city Water Supt,
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Dtfenst
I Tho defense: ftidgtJohn-
.- Neal.
'clflcf:
clffiif; ClareiOe
Maloue. hur
drlilito Colby, ,
ClareiOe Harrow. Dudley Field
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(Oilfield lliiyfi nnln-
John I) aSHlry. Mr.
i.- will not be iiresent nt the(Jrlul.
Tl w,n;es: Prominent church
men and scieutlKts. O
The rang': The iui?l-iOilO,(0 Oli1
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! I'mler of "Sflucoi ciOnly. passed by
ithe Inst I'Mslon of the Tenuefuee
:lshuure. signed linduvrmur Aiiftln
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I'rovliiTis netion: Scopes nrrested
with explaining evolution (Qory tiOi
beO'gy cIuhh; held to grand Jury in
jboml of Jl.000 at m ellinlnnry hearing
.lioiul of $1,000 al nr
May : released o reoognlwnce
and lOicted by special grand jin.
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, ii w
iiihi iiiuiiiiiij. p
IliirplliMi of(4ym: At Iu:n ilruOftl
oriat Huggesrtii Iir. neorgo V: gllj
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HHIHUI-JI-II! IIIIIIIIILIIIIII-I,
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ETY S
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niwv Vnr
Vn fifty Mo
3 a Nnvf
llPtt HtlOt, Will
djirn for
intr.
bulmjH
tin0ow inorn-
A. I.. Krt'nt'h nntt J. Kdvvnrd l-nr-
int n In line of
l.uxJm- Mr, Knnrh vil bo the
;i.'ilnK mmifiK.'r nt the luonont, ft
Mr uirmin In the nropror of the
Itrml tttrntn Iitunilrw mul will upend
there for the
tirentMit,
The Hfc ((nre in full of new mer-
i nanuih,- jum w.tmu anrt nm pioik
i cuniplrtfnr the variety kind of
a store. Kreneh pemonnlly lwi
vlte.i the huilen of Med ford and of
Bouthern Hrpnn to visit hla More
on the openlnnIte tomorrow. j
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w jyu twin jvur n uu i ., "ju
o ' iJflS John T. Baulston Is the presiding jsidge in the Scopes
ntl-evolution trial. . Inset is a view of the Rhea couty courthouse
in Dyn, Tei.
Seofts' Prosecutors
o Mcmlgers of the prosecution counsel in the Scopes trial are
hwn. iovc: (1. to r ). Judge J.oG. McKenzic, Jirr
I4?rem-e, S.' K. Hicks. H.w: fh to r.) H. E. Hicks, Villi
Jcnninits liryan, W. C. Haggard.
DO
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V Oil! lili ;
Where? 1 31 NBkrtUtt S, cModfocfl
Mony Specials for Opening DaC
Cojrs loaded VJith bkrgaftns Q
Q ; throughout the &ore . .
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tr.Store open for business at 9 cfelock sharp
COM&
French-Larson Co.
w. v,..v-
'h ii mil in i miwiw ff8nnBfflWrftjJ7&
EARLY
9
The coroner's' JurOcalleiP.VIny 25 to i
lnvestlg.te the causes of death pJ Mrs. '
Eifiit Elsft Mophy, whoso tyfcljancl, '
Cftiar Wi Xftrpl, faces an iiIctment
fi CnanBlaughter aOa riPulf'tliejjof. I
made ItbQlnal report last nlg) The !
Qerutct, reacll after SHainutes' de-1
I nueration, um ot iixwiue cause ui
death, and ,9 aa Jollows. 0 -!
S'Ba the coroneys Jury- duly
impaueled to and sworn to investl- j
sytu the causes of death of Emma I
Mslb MurpO , hertjiy find that O
cJhS Bald ICmn-.a Ifrtd .OuriQ met I
her death oa the 2nd dav-of Oay, f
li)S5, at "Sacred lieart0 ospltal,
lomi causesjyidoterniOui'd." i
trhe verdict was signed by Ed J1S
WhltO, 9s foreman, and EmiP MoTir, '
O. I,. Davidson, A. .Meeker, E. .
Silllmnn and E. 1. Orown.
The coroner's Jinr was lield 'loOad-1
jounied session for six wVeks inv'ait-
in analysis of vital organs of diO
ceasm.wh oh showed no evidences of
9 disease or 9oJiion.
I i t. . . .
:viiirpny( irow at ley on jul0D
uonus, sas iwiicted uy ist gruliiVjiiry
on n inanHiaugbter Ocharge and his
trial lg$cheifiOed fir the October term
of court. o
Witnesses at tl' goronftr'B hearing
testified that Mrs. Murphy was
severely beaten by Mu?phy on April 1,
and after a month's illness sli died.
HIT
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"When the people just outRle of
the pupftiod Laurelhur.st addition to
Uhe eity fitally realized that they
would Hf0m lose their water servlee
from Medford il they continued to
remain outside the urban limits, they
yesterday requested for a petition
blank to be filled out for their nn
nexatlon by theclty.
Iie city council iill, wltlyin the
next wec or two, issue yie call for
the special annexation election, and
us all petitions frou the various
utside districts, asking for city an
nexation htfte been filed with the
city council, each signed with the
Gft) signatures required. It is quite
too late, states City Attorney Carkin
for the Laurelhurst petition to be
circulated, and to be acted upon by
the city council this year, and there
fore must wait 'Rnthoryear.
Do you love your fe.?
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fl ; tit fwm Lithia Drinsrs
Jfcotel. 2 big anks siean gjilphui
ter.
Ori.r 10 A. ffl.4o 10 f. tit.
(Spop.in? ii-angpmcOts fo9mrtis
sr citiu 0
ii iiiiii umii inn tin j" -
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pi&ab ftpoa in
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Delivery in 4S hours
if neQded.
Prices fngm $35.00 up.
UPSTAIBS
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IS oPhat 0t& nait fw
t'fe o u a n d afr
tfeo3&ap andl fae
B. Let ueehaw jean
torn care Aiaf feav
ff jobst got ffeitir cond W
Vinfl.
Lot
Corner Bartlett
and Eighth St.
artyl
'm4 fcctosy prices
Tla qtwfit in absolutalf
yaiwwlpasV It& yvicfjp
am loHk 1
ceBMftyO.B.WilliamsCo.
k lati eavvig mcft&y
fo home owners antl
fcuildrof the Coast. Ve
are the largest mill in the
ferttoestelling direct
tb urs at factory prida.
ftr our 64-pe catalpg
todo) You b surprised
a. B.waiiMwCo.
q080 " Avc- So., TSraittlc.Wn.
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- Hot Temporary Belief But CURE
PILES or other Retf or deflon
ailments should not be cxDeri
nntdwiih. Thcf.hould snd iSf b.
. -...u trnt. Rd It .Ad you
w-il better uniicnr. J J.l-
Ican give tWrinn, gr
antee to CURE o.il.
i or refund yout fee. '
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