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TlmrsiVv. St-ptrniW 27, 1028
CATHOLIC NUN VIEWS
OUTSIDE WORLD FIRST
TIME IN FIFTY YEARS
8T. LOUIS, Mo.. Sept. S7. tl'
P Out In the "world" for the
llmt time In BO yearn, Mother
Aloysius of the Carmelite Sisters. :,0 nllin). different jir.vti in.
an order of Catholic nuns, ii , "When we snt to Forest Park,
roanr new nd strange siithn he exrhilmcd nt the beauty of It.
when sh took her flrxt and and when wo passed the golf
probably her last automobile ride links, the wanted to know what
through the streets of St. Lnula. the men and women were dolim
Hlncs 1S7 she had been cloln-' with those flubs 1th which they
tered behind the high walla of ere hitting the nround.
the old convent of her order hers "When we rc.irhrd the new
and the purpose of her trip, wa convent. Mother Aloysius aecm-
, tha transfer to a new convent on J very happy and relieved."
the outskirts of the city. j Wild the exception of visitors
William McKenns, a young 10 the convent iu search of spirit
Catholic student, who drove the ual aid. no other appreciate con
automobile in which Mother tact with the outside world can
Aloysius rode, today described be had by sny of the Sisters af
the nun's observations during ter they enter the order. All of
her ride In a modern vehicle, the the nuns must devote elaht hours
first time she ever had seen this daily to prayers for humanity,
mode of transportation. j Rules of the convent provide
"What kind of a wagon Is 'that t hi Sisters spend their lives;
. that", McKenna said the aged 'within the walls. Po their own'
, nun asked when a huge, double-1 rooklnc. make their own clothing
docked bus went by. and do their own housework.
t "She thought 1 was going at Their vows Included a life of
terrific speed, although 1 never, strict self denial. i
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. LOS ANGELES, Calif., Sept.
'it. (API That Gordon North-
. cott, accused "murder farm"
slayer was Interested three years
ago In the best and quickest way
to dispose of human bodies was
the story a physician told police
detectives today.
' Dr. Ernest A. Tracy related
n Interview with the loans
Canadian early In 1925 at which
-the Indicted Riverside chicken
, ranch owner. Inquired if acid
poured on a body would not re
sult in rapid decomposition.
"He asked me If I recalled
the murder of Jacob Denton tor
, which Mrs. Louise Peete was
convicted. When I told him
that I did. he said:
" 'Don't you think Mrs. Peete
was a fool to bury the body with
out first having covered it with
acid?"
"I told him that had she
spread acid over the body the
flesh would have been destroyed
but that the bones really wonld
. have been preserved. He then
asked how one could restroy a
body bones and all.
"I told him that burying a
body in quick lime would ae
. complish that."
Dr. Tracy said he told Xorth
cott on further questioning that
the action of the quick lime
would depend upon the mois
ture in the ground.
BIGX BOTHERS MAX 8 I
THROWS ROCKS AT I.IGHT'i
SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 27.
(VP) An electric sign on tho j
street bothered Aar Csnnninn nf
Los Angeles. So he went to the I
NET TibHTEWS
AROUND YOUTH
roof of the nine stiry building j The sanitary methods em
to which it was attached and ployed in the handling of
threw rocks at the glaring light. LoSt River's milk are an
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plno In a detention hospital.
. . A man in Albuquerque was
held for drinking 18 tins of can
. Bed heat. There's a cae for
newspapermen to investigate
. Just what could hold a man who ,
could drink 18 tins of canned
teat?
SIDE GLANCES
"(Mother, We were lu Italy
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QtlM tr NU HMCt HC. L" , fS f
mtu v . wt. orr. 1 f ' Li I ,
exceeded IS tulles an hour. She,
wanted to know why all the peo-
pie were In such a hurry, and
nhv the mu,hin cmne: In
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NEW YOKK. Sept. JT. AP1
The Disappearance since Thurs
day of Aaron Zilver, 43, whole
sale Jeweler, has been reportd
to the poll.e by his wife who
said she believes he had gems
and cash totaling J 100.000 in
value on his person.
Mrs. Zilver said be was last
seen leaving his office in Fulton j
street carrying a bag contain- i
Ing the gems and other jewelry.
She believes he may have been
robbed and slain. She said he
was fond of gambling and fears
some of bis gambling friends 1
may have learned he carried
the money and jewelry and had
stolen It. j
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insurance of c 1 e a nliness, JS
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iff
wholesomenes3.
PHONE 1448
By George Clark
summer, weren't wc'"
OFFICERS SEEK
LOST JEWELER
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limit
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pounds for vehicles on the stato
highways was fixed by the State
Highway commission late yes-
terday. effective from Oitober
ir to April t. 19:9.
; The commission announced It
, would not grant a franchise tor
a proposed toll road between
Vmatllla and Wallula, as that
The commission promised that a
road would he built, but could
not fix the time. The federal
road bureau will cooperate.
Douglas comity road problems
came before the commission,
which advised the delegation to
settle its troubles at home. A
Reedsport delegation announced
that the super-road district on
the lower I'mpqua would vote
$110,000 to speed up construc
tion of the I'uipnua road from
Reedsport to Dram.
The commission granted a re
quest of Springfield people that
the line of the McKemie highway
be changed from the city limits
to Phette place, then easterly
to Cogswell hill.-
DRIVER MAKES
COMIC MISTAKE
POUTLAXD. Ore., Sept. !7. W)
(ius Johnson, a Portland truck
driver just back from a visit to
Vancouver. B. C. said he was
fined $10 there for throwing two
bottles of liquor out ot a win
dow. He was drinking In a room
with a friend when two uniform
ed policemen entered. Fearing
the place was being raided he
threw the bottles out, and one
struck a pedestrian.
The judge before whom John
son was taken admonished him:
"Hemember, young mau, you're
in Canada now, and we believe
here In conserving our liquor
rather than pouring It Into a
sewer.
WOOD
Orders for Slabs and
Block Wood are coming
in fast, and prices will
necessarily advance as
bad weather conies on-
We have a brrgain in
Slab Edgings at $2.00
per cord at the yard or
$5.00 delivered.
Hurry-up orders, are go
ing out promptly.
Order a little ahead of
your needs if possible.
Peyton 6? Co.
COAL, Fl'EL OIL,
OIL BURNERS
120 8. 7th 6t. Phone 333
Northland
f Transportation
Company
'4 To all points North, B,
"; East and West
For Convenience,
Economy, Safety and
Dependability
"Ride the Northland"
Phone 999
j Terminal Stage
Depot
j 615 Main Street
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Circus Lions
Break Loose;
Man Is Clawed
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liKI. .MONTH Calif . Sent. T.
tl'IM A Jungle hunt. In which escKd ilirough n union lu the
one man was seriously clawed and alHu- of I he chute,
two lions were killed, occurred' They were declared In be
here yesterday when three be. mis among the largest ou the Pa
broke, from' their keepers while cilic coat.
being loaded on a train, auppoa-l Uooiiun was called to nld In
edly for shipment to a motion renintur of the bvusts and us
picture local lou. ,, nppro.irhod tho lion "Ike,"
John Koonun, manager ot the a flmil mimed Hon, leaped nt
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day Hon (.mil and former owner
of the'tiimnus motion picture ape
"Snookle." will the victim of the
lions. While hit condition was
described us serious, duo to a t
severe clawing
no wan oxpeciou
to recover.
Seven llous wers being driveu
onto a car when three of them,
, .Mgger. - iu una Mioruuii.
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iNE name identifies all that is finest in radio RCA Radiola.
And one sien identifies the retailer who
serve you The RCA Sign, displayed only by RCA Dealers.
There you'll find the nav Radiolas, just announced superb
instruments that set entirely new standards for tone, selectivity,'
beauty and value. Never before have such quality and performance
been offered at such attractive prices!
In these new Radjolas, the famous Super-Heterodyne circuit
originated and perfected by Radio Corporation of America has
been adapted, for the first time, to complete AC (light socket)
operation, with single-dial control.
The dealers listed above arc those through whom we dis
tribute Radiolas. One of them is near you. Ask him for a
demonstration of the wonderful new Radiola today.
PACIFIC STATES ELECTRIC COMPANY
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A complete linc-for All Methods of Opcration-for All
Oscar'd Give
him. Itooniin waa' thrown t,i I lie
ou rill and badly .clawtnl ' beforo
the u u I nui I was irten BAvny, nf-
ter being shot iu tlm lots,
There followed a him". tliroiiKli
,1,,, , .,,vy umlcrpruwt'li j n,u
farm. Tho llous skull od In thol
brush and "Short XII" wiu cap-
lured aa he Kleppen. ,'inlo a cage. ,
"NlKser" charged,' tho hunters '
und the men ran It, to an mii
CBRe, closing the d n-r. The Hon'
moved onward and a Nhoiver of
bullelH failed to check his up
proach. ' Finally he, grasped the
cage In Ills laws as a second vol
ley or shots sent I hi iu to itie
ground. '
"Iko" was killed shortly af ler- j
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