BEDFORD MATT) TRIBUNE, FEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, XOYEMBER 25, 1932.
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6 SLAIN, 1 1 HURT
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE FINAL APPEAL FOR
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Great News for Boys and Girls
ENJOYED BY MANY
'Felt Funny in Head' After
. Holdup by Negroes
Enraged Man Leaves Trail
of Slaughter in . Seattle
SEATTLE. Not. 25. (AP) An ex
planation for the ghastly slaying of
six men and wounding of 11 others
with a knife came from the Hps of
Julian Marcellno. Filipino laborer, au
thorities said today, with his confes
sion that be had "felt funny in the
head." x
Overpowered at the end of a trail
In which he had left bodies of bis
dying and wounded victims In an
area of several square blocks yester
day afternoon, before he was oaptured,
the 30-year-old maddened man lapsed
Into a sullen silence, when Jailed.
Finally, In the presence of police
officers and coroner's deputies shortly
after midnight, they said, he burst
out In an attempt to explain his
murderoua deeds, a crime which had
claimed a greater toll of life than any
public catastrophe here in many
years.
"I was held up Wednesday night by
three colored men," they quoted him
aa saying, "and I lost 200. After
wards I went to the Midway hotel
and stayed with Plto Oualto.
"I got up at 9:30 a. m. yesterday
morning and went up to the hospital
to visit my cousin and when 'I re
turned to the hotel 100 I had hidden
In a sack was missing.
Re questioned his companion, Gu
lato. the confession said, but was told
that oulato didn't know where the
money was.
T than fait, rflfforimt tO thft WSV
usually feel. I felt funny In the head.
I stabbed Plto. He was lying on the
bed. I went over and hit him once."
Continuing his account of the trail
of slaughter which that killing oegBn
he related briefly his deeds until h
-.A..v,t Via fnV,hari K nilBrO."
"But I didn't remember anything
else," he added. i reei oevvor u
w n.V.Ila afc t.hfl CitV hOSDltal,
physicians held out some hope for the
life of Antone acnuier, ia, wnu mu
i .t.v.v,.,4 mm) seriously of
the 11 who were wounded and not
killed. At the city morgue, on me
i i. ..Via bodies f two
ubitvr j -
elderly white men and four Filipinos,
Tlctlms of the killer s rage
tn.a jlasrf Warn
W. J. Morris, 60, a grocery store
proprietor.
Frank Johnson, 65, a bystander.
Plto Oualto, Filipino, 80.
Bernardino Bonlta, Filipino, 35.
Jimmy Olnlmez. Filipino, 35.
William Tanador, Filipino, 38.
uunnhiu 11 nthnra. one a Jaoa
nese woman, were In hospitals with
stabbing wounds in their cheats and
.v.n..iiT- iflhfwi bv the two seven-
inch knives which the crazed man
had fashioned from a rinpino doio
and used In his murderous cou.
Among them were Hans Sjogren, 50,
...kh.H in tii -houlder. Tom Takoff,
47, with wounds In his chest and Ta
Jlta Maca. 36. a Japanese woman with
shoulder wounds.
SOLDIERS, REPORT
SHANGHAI. Nov. 25. (AP) Japa
nese trooos were accused In a Chinese
foreign office communique today of
the massacre of 270(1 Chinese villagers
in northern Manchuria recently.
The document said a Japanese de
) tachment ordered the inhabitants of
tEhe villages of Plcg Ting-San, Chlen
ihin-Pae and Lltsekou, near Fushun,
to assemble in a ditch outside Ping
Ting-San.
The mass killing followed, the
troops using machine guns to mow
down the mass of screaming villagers,
the communique said, adding that
Japanese nationals were given the
land the villagers had owned.
The announcement Bald the villag
ers were taken to the ditch with the
explanation that they were suspected
.of harboring and co-operating with
volunteer Chinese troops and said the
Japanese promised a reward if the
suspects were found Innocent, then
sent troops into the towns to Invest!
gate.
At the same time, the communique
asserted, ten or more machine guns
were placed In shooting position 70
yards from the ditch.
At that point, said the document,
the Chinese, suspecting something
besides an investigation, broke ranks
and some started to run, and the ma
chine guns opened fire.
It added that 160 escaped with
alight wounds, that 60 or 7u died try
ing to flee, "while Infants, children
and others not killed by bullets, were
'- bayoneted."
The Chinese statement said Japa
nese soldiers piled the corpses In a
hues heap, covered them with oil
soaked fuel, and burned the bodies to
ashes.
The Japanese were charged with
then alloting the farms of the vil
lagers to Japanese.
Red.kln Acquitted.
PORTLAND, Not. 25. yP) Silas
Barklay, Klamath Indian, was ac
quitted today In federal court here
of a charge of assault with a dan
gerous weapon on the Klamath res
ervation. Barkley was accused of
having attacked Benson John and
Jesse Kirk, Indians, with a rifle.
When needini duplicating tales
books. (Itt-packt or fan-fold cain
register forms, ledger sheets
for' Bookkeeping machines or
any other kind of printing
dnn't o-der from )ut-of-tou firms
and pif more prune 75 and one oi
our rep reteataurea will ceil.
Thanksgiving service held at the
Pint Church of Christ, 6c lent lit,
Medford, yesterday wu well attended.
The service opened with the singing
of hymn 357, "Too Thee, Our Lov
ing Father, God, a Gladsome Song
Begin."
The first reader then read the
president's Thanksgiving proclama
tion and a scriptural selection taken
from Psalms 107-108.
The congregation was then re
quested to Join In a few moments of
silent devotion, followed by the au
dible repetition of the Lord's Prayer
with Its spiritual interpretation as
given In the Christian Science text
book, "Science and Health with the
Key to the Scriptures," by Mary Ba
ker Eddy. Hymn 342, "This Is the
Day the Lord Hath Made," followed.
The subject of the lesson sermon
was "Thanksgiving," the Golden Text
being from Psalms 09:80. "I will
praise the name of God with a song,
and will magnify him with thanks
giving." One of the Scriptural passages
contained In the lesson sermon was
from the 108th Psalm: "This is the
day which the Lord hath made; we
will rejoice and be glad In it."
One of the correlative passages
from the Christian Science textbook
was as follows, from page 3 : "We
plead for unmerited pardon and for
a liberal outpouring of benefactions.
Are we really grateful for the good
already received ? Then we shall
avail ourselves of the blessings we
have, and thus be fitted to receive
more. Gratitude Is much more than
a verbal expression of thanks. Action
expresses more gratitude than
speech."
Following a solo entitled "Blessing"
by Pearl G. Curran, brief testimonies
expressing gratitude for fruits of
healing, progress, and regeneration
as the result of the application of
Christian Science were given by
members of the congregation,
The closing hymn was 374, "We j
Thank: Thee and We Bless Thee," i
after which the first reader read the 1
Scientific Statement of Being from
the Christian Science text book and
the correlative scripture according to
I John, 3:1-3. The benediction from
I Chronicles, 28:18 concluded the ser
vice. Saw Nearly Severs
Body of Mill Hand
EUGENE, Nov. 25. () Sawed
nearly Jn two when he fell Into a
saw at the mill of the Western Lum
ber Co. at Weetflr Wednesday, Wil
liam Sorenson Is in a Eugene hos
pital. His condition Is grave.
Sore n. son was caught In the saw
which cut across his abdomen, sever
ing arteries and causing great loss
of blood.
Marshall-Smith -Leonard, cor. Main
and Grape, have some good bargains
In greeting cards. Drop in early for
best selections.
Indexed Dickson Bibles. Tel. 745-H.
. . these Savory Squares
of Cracker Goodness
Oven-fresh... that's a quality that wins
' every good cook's approval. And it's
the reason your grocer sells Snow
Flakes, those savory squares of cracker
goodness so fast.
Salads taste better when accompanied
by a big plate of oven-fresh Snow Flakes
...their true wheat flavor adds much
to a bowl of soup.
And all this oven -freshness of Snow Flakes is
( brought to you at an economy price ... in the
familiar big, red packages., .that are hurried to
your grocer from the nearby "Uneeda Bakers"
bakeries.
Don't ask for crackers say
Sndw Flakes
in the familiar red package .
NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY"
Hii.Ma.EMrTrarg3
In the annual Bed Cross roll call
drive, which la nearlng an end to
day, the solicitors have been unable
to contact all persons and Issued the
request today that all with some
thing to give, who have not been
approached, leave the contribution
at Red Cross headquarters In the
Jackson county court house.
The demand for funds is constant
ly Increasing and the response In
Medford and outlying communities
has not been as great as anticipated.
Reports from Central Point, however,
shojr that that town has Increased
Its membership this year and given
more than previously, realizing that
the need is greater.
Leaders of the drive hope that to
day's solicitation will bring .Jackson
county over the top again, maintain
ing her good reputation and insuring
funds for the relief work, which roust
be done during the coming season.
The Red Cross headquarters are lo
cated on the first floor of the county
court house and there will' be some
one in the office throughout the day
to receive donations.
LABORATORY TESTS
CHECK EFFICACY OF
KELLOGG'S ALL-BRAN
Show Why This Delicious
Cereal Overcomes Common
Constipation
There are scientific reasons fot
the success of All-Bran in pre
venting end relieving common con
stipation. Laboratory investigations
snow mat it supplies "BulK" to ex
ercise the intestines; and vitamin
B to promote appetite, and help tone
uie intestinal tract.
These two important food-ele
ments aid regular habits, and help
do away with the' headaches, loss
of appetite and energy, so often the
result oi constipation.
The "bulk" in All-Bran is mild
in action much like that of let
tuce. Inside the body, it forms a
soft mass, which gently clears the
intestines oi wastes.
Isn't this pleasant "cereal wav"
far more healthful than using pills
huu mugo ov uiLeii nauib-iornungi
Just eat two tablespoonfuls of
Kellogg's daily enough for most
types oi constipation. If not re
lieved this way, see your doctor.
Besides. All-Bran brines vour
body twice as much blood-building!
iron as an equal amount by weight
oi Deei liver.
Special cooking processes make
All-Bran finer, softer, more palat
able. Equally tasty as a cereal, or
used in cooking. Recipes on the
rea-ana-green pacxage. Bom By all
grocers. Made Dv Kellomr in Battle
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I I Shtt Wants Snntn Tn Rrincr
L XJV Hej
FOR THE SKI JUMPER skis
are the glftl These edge grain
yellow pine skis will zip down
r'!lM.L...$1.10
TABLE TENNIS SETS Will
keep the "gsng" at home I 4
rackets, 8 balls, 66 Inch net
with metal $ 1 Q Q
clamps l.s27
GIVE ROLLER SKATES to the
boy or girl who can't sit still I
. These have ball bear- q q
lngs, leather straps.... IvOC
DOLLIE'S A PRINCESS When
he rides In this fully equip
ped buggy of loom woven
fiber. Hand . a j aa
brake. $4tc0
TEA TIME TOR TOYS Alum
inum set a dainty
98c
table for the children
VUtt
Montgomery Ward & Go.
"WARD'S the gift store for all the family'1''
117 So. Centra.
sc. Dolls - U.)
Eyes will shine like
stars when they see
these wonderful dolls!
Sweet little go-to-sleep
tot. with bobbed
mohair wig. 0 Inches
tall with a composi
tion body... 25J
She sleeps and cries,
la 3 feet tall, and hrta
long real hair curls
and lashes
Dressed for a party I
She sleeps and cries
and her arms are In
side J0"1'1 $i,9g
A little 10 In. Oherub
dressed- like "real."
Tilting 'head and
Jointed arms and
legs -49
fit:'
FOR RAINY DAYS Or any
day, these Indestructible Black
boards are fine. , Erasers and .
chalk jh n njj
Included 3
THESE DOLL DISHES The
very oses ahe's so excited about.
A grand assortment In
49c
bright aluminum..
"WHAT'LL WE PLAY!" Olve
them this Carrom Board, and
rou'U never be An nn
asked that again. J3.i0
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JUST LIKE MOTHER'S This
iron gives dollle's laundry that
"hot clean smell. A ffi
Tip-up stand p JL .UU
MECHANICAL THRILLERS
Wind them, and watch the fun.
It's the grown-ups that will be
playing on the
floor. -
98c
STREAM LINE BIKE BmaU
feet will work these airplane
fender shsped rubber pedals
In delight. g s a
Red. J 1 . 1 i7
Medford, Ore.
opens
SATURDAY
at
WARD'S
B 1
And what a magio place it 1st "Alice" In her
"wonderland" would envy you the thrill SAN
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Here are Speeding TRAINS, Elecrtrio ENGINES,
CYCLES and TRUCKS, and AUTOMOBILES
SKYSCRAPERS, built with ERECTOR Sets,
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GUNS and BOWS and ARROWS, DOLL DISH
ES, PAINTS, TOOLS, and more All the ANI
MALS on parade I DOLLS from everywhere.
Dome to see all the things you want on your
Christmas tree. You'll he glad you've been as
good as you could he I
FOR BRAVE SCOUTS This
two gun holster set will help
him fight his "play" foes.
Dummy cartridges
for safety
49c
BALLS TO PLAY WITH Biff
soft, bright colored balls that
even Baby can throw, and
catch. Many sizes, cy
colors From fajC up
THIS TRAIN TRAVELS IX
spoeds over It rigure 8 track,
through tunnels and nn
put the semaphore- "OC
0w
r, Kids!
See
Santa Claus
in person
at WARD'S
SATURDAY
from 11 a. m.
to 5 p. m.
SEE THE "AUTOBILE"
Christmas Isn't up-to-date un
less there's such a car parked
under the n nn
Tree. PJa70
A STEEL COASTER. It's got
everything! Balloon tires, roll
er bearing wheels and la
cherry
colored.
$3.49
WALKER OR PLAT CAB I
won't tip, and as baby grows,
take off back of seat and make
a Play
$4.19
Car.
Phone 286