The Evening herald., April 16, 1925, Page 2, Image 2

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THURSDAY, APRIL 16, 1025
EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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We fire the first gun as a signal of the cpen
A. M nff f the greatest value-giving event Klarn
ath has ever known, a great
Mrs. Anne Cunnin&rham
Tells About Killing
Children Thru Love
IIIU01TS
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GIVING
POISON
TO 4 CHILDREN
at 9
The manufacturers of the
.Alaska
Refrigerators
make the following state
ment: .
.No insulating materHl has
ever come to our attention
during more than 47 years of
refrigerator experience that
' can compare with PEBBLED
.. CORK. : : - ,
We have made countless
tests and experiment with
materials of many kinds. But
Pebbled Cork iias consistently
proved 1U superiority. It is,
we believe, the greatest of oil
r non-conductor.?. , '. .
It is the myriad of mlscrop
lo air cells confined in cork
and found in no other material
which invests It with this re
markable power to retard the
passage of heat or cold.
Experts know the value of
cork in this respect. As evi
dence of this, the United
States government for yetfrs
has specified crk In refrlger
, atorg It buys. ,.:
These refrigerators have a
, small glass window 'showing
you the cork Insulation. No
guess work. This means BET
TER FOOD PROTECTION
WITH LESS ICE.
Riifs
Rugs
Rugs
We have a fine. se
lection of Axmin-
ster Rugs and next
week will place on
sale at , prices that
will surprise you.
For example a 9
by 12 Bussorah for
$47. , Several other
makes at similar
prices. Should you
need a rung, this is
your opportunity to
secure one at bot
tom prices.
Mtas
iture
502 Main
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Furn
We have a large stock of used sewing ma
chines, consisting of White, Singer, Eld
redge, New Home and other makes. We
have overhauled these machines and
stand back of them every: day. Reason
able prices. Terms, $5.00 and $10.00
down and $5.00 a month
We also have three models 'of the new
STANDARD ELECTRICS, the PER
FECT machine, priced as follows. Terms.
DeLuxe, Library Table Electric,
Hand Lift, at .1 ... $110.00
Standard Electric Cabinet,' Hand
Lift, at ,95.00
Portable Electric .69.50
Compare these prices and let us show you
and compare the new STANDARDS,
which we believe to be the best machine
manufactured today.' Fully guaranteed.
CROWN POINT, Ind., April 16.
Cnlm and unmoved Mrs. Anna Cun
ningham, 4$, confessed last night
that she gave poison to three of the
five members of her family whose
mysterious deaths within six years
led to an investigation, resulting In
a murder charge uguinst her.
The victims; Isubelle, IS; Char
les 19, anj Walter. 13, she said Bhe
had killed because she loved them
best. She believed she was going to
die, she- said, and wanted to take
them with her to join their father
who died in lsiS. For the same
reason she had giyeii poison to
David, the last son, now in a criti
cal condition in a Chicago hospital.
She denied that she hud poisoned
her husband, the first to die, or
Harry, another son, in whose body
coroner's . chemists found arsenic.
She spared Mue. 19, daughter be
cause she disliked ber she saU.
-Also Took: Poison
Each time she administered the
arsenic in bread and butler she took
a similar dose herself and after the
death of Whiter, she. added a tea-spoonful-of
Ic. line, but always re
covered. Her desire "to join In
heaven" ber husband and take with
her. her best loved children, had
prompted . her to administer the
death potlcn to Isabclle, the first
victim, who died December 31, 1920.
The confession of the woman,
who hati remained unshaken under
the questioning !n Chicago of prose
cutors Robert E. Crowe and John
Sbarbaro who had obtained admis
sions of guilt from Nathan Leopold,
Tr. and Richard Loeb. was obtained
by Sheriff Benjamin H. Strong and
Miss Maureen - jrcKcrnnn, Chicago
newspaper reporter.
Recovers From Coma
During yesterday aftor she had
recovered from a state of coma into
which she had lapsed early Tuesday,
Mrs. Cunningham talked to Miss
McKernan and admitted that she
might has placed some arsenic in
the food of David by mistake, but
was stolid in denial that she had
poisoned any members of ber family.
She permitted the reporter to ap
ply coil compresses to her head and
losen her clothing, appearing more
Interested tit changing her best
black silk dress for an apron than
in ber cold blooded recital of the
deaths.
Tela Entire Btory
Recently she asked' that her
daughter Mae be sent for and that
she be removed from her cell be
cause of the presence there of sev
eral woman prisoners. Disregard
ing ;the girl's frantic screams to re
main silent she. detailed ber story
first to Sheriff Strong and later to
an official court reporter.
The girl refused to remain and
listen to the .account of the deaths
of ber brothers, and was taken
away. She also declined an offer
to remain in the jail near her moth
er during the night and went to a
hotel.
Only when she was ask&i to sign
the transcribed confession at 2:40
a. m. today did Mrs. Cunningham
betray any ; emotion. She broke
down and sobbed..
JIIIIHE!
U. S. Senator From Montana
Faces Battle for His
Political Life
EUGENE WILL GET
NEW WATER SUPPLY
i EUGENE, Ore., ':. April : 1 6. Eu
gene voters yesterday approved
bonds of $375,000 for the propos
ed change of the source of city wat
er supply from the Willamette to the
McKenzie river. The vote, cost In
the city was fairly light, and some
of the other Issues on the ballot
were closely contested.
The survey for the change in wat
er supply for Euyene has already
been completed and work Is expect
ed to start In the near future. Ac
cording to Carl McLaln, superinr
ter.ident of public utilities.
Six Generations Now
Living in Saskatoon
SASKATOON, Sask., April 16.
Saskatchewan has a family with six
generations living. Mrs. Odell, 93
who was married when she was 10,
has a great, great, great, great,
granddaughter, 6 months old. Ev
ery generation started with a daugh
ter, each of whom married between
the ages of 16 and 18.
Kt'RDIHII LEA DIOR TAKBN
CONSTANTINOPLE, April 16.
It Is reported here today that Shlek
Said, the leader of the Kurdish rob
els, has-been captured by the Turks
engaged In putting down the Kur
dlstan revolt. ,
osin
of many
HECT
depart
Sale
merits at
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Q'R'S '
AN EVENT THAT IS A DEFINITE STEP TOWARDS A GREATER HEC
TOR'S STORE, WISHING PROSPERITY AND HAPPINESS FOR EVERY
MAN, WOMAN AND CHILD IN THIS COMMUNITY.
Many Today have
asked us to lay
'aside merchart'
dise but it's a good
ofd fashion ed
c h o ice of r.the
house sale.
First come.
first served
DOWN-RIGHT
VALUE-GIVING
These .words will be repeated hun
dreds and hundreds of time tomor
row. '
It won't be hard,- folks, to sell mer
chandise at cost and below cost and
that's ust how thousands of dollars
worth of this stock will be carried
away starting tomorrow.
Every
member
of . .
is now
on their toes to
make this' sale a
record breaker
and you?
AND THOSE WHO PARTICIPATE WILL .TELL THOSE WO. DID NOT
AND THEY WILL ALL REMEMBER THAT WHEN O. M. HECTOR SAYS
TREMENDOUS DISCOUNTS IT MEANS UST THAT. THAT O. M. HEC
TOR SAYS WHAT HE MEANS AND MEANS WHAT HE SAYS.
LE TTHE BIG SALE NOW GO MERRILY ON
COME EARLY TOMORROW
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WHEELER GOES
ON TRIAL FOR
GREAT FALLS, Mont., April 10.
Senator Burton K. AVhwIcr went
on trial here todny with Ills politi
cal life at stake. Ho wiih hero in
l B. flistrict court to nnswer to an
indictment returned n year ago
tfuu-Rbig him with accepting a fee
for prosemtion of claims of a client
before the department of interior af
ter he lind been elected to the senate.
The maximum penalty for viola
tion of the law is two years' impris
onmnent or a fine of $10,000 or both,
and the law provides that a person
so convicted s forever barred from
again, holding public office.
Federal Judge Frank 8. Dietrich
of Idaho is presiding. '
. The little court room where the
trial Is being held, was packed to
the limit. ,
ashed
KXTKXUIOXtt PLANNED
PORTLAND, Ore., April J6. -The
Northwestern Electric company will
spend (1,500,000 for 'Bow construc
tion, and extensions In Portland in
the coming year, L. T. Morwln, vice
president and general manager, an
nouncetl today.
Skin
With rash or eczema
Learn how mortorn science copes
with such conditions. With any,
breaking out,, roughness or redness
of the skin.
Sulphur Is still the supreme help.
Dut llentfio-Sulphur Is a now-day
combination bailed on decades of
skin study, tit brings multiplied ef
fects. ' . '
It Ib more than a gorm dostroyor.
It soothe slnstantly, and heals so
quickly tlmt results seem magical.
Use It In , fairness to4 yourself.
Don't suffer avoidable t roil bios.
Don't roly on old,, inefficient ways.
Auk your' druggist for a Jar of
Ilowlos WontWSulphur. Noto tho
Instant relief. Then wateh how
quickly .everything clears, , up. .......
.. . Par Pru Samt)tl Addiiu
o.W,TT3HALl- PHARMACAI. CO., In.
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Delco and Remy announce price re
ductions on Del co and Remy arma
tures. Factory price cuts on some sizes as
much as
50
(Buick armatures that were $38
now sell for $18)
You can no longer afford to take
chances on cheap re-wound arma
tures when United Motors announces
greatly reduced prices on Delco and
Remy armatures.
CHEVROLET OWNERS
If you are having trouble with your
starters, see us about the factory re
placement policy.
Floyd Henriot
234 Main
' Automotive Electricians
Phone W-W
Willprd Batteries--Authorized United Motors Sir vice