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'(huwhes in the United States (or
311AVEN. May 27 (AP).——3
Maori. who has been on
m for more than tlve weeks
. With the murder at John
‘ I? elicited father or her child
a failed to gain her freedom
1 . when one iutyman held
second degree murder alte1
d voted for her acquittal.
‘ l. 03! today that she soon will
‘ litteed from the county 11111.11
- man.
‘f’lyon on this point will be
y State's Attorney Arnon A.
.3‘" or before June 9. he an-
‘ yesterday. In view at the
. t the Jury in the Maori case
1 ble to reach an agreement,
. or attorney has two altc1nu-
e may demand a new trial
. irobably would be held dur~
June session of Criminal Su-
l-ourt. or he may "dispose of
otherwise." This statement
in to.rnean that the state
biy nolle the case.
. l- Announce Decision
3 Attorney Joseph Koletsky
. two motions at a session of
store Judge Chilstophsr L.
‘eltorday. One was for n
‘ e-trlai and the second that
art be admitted to ball.
I in reply to these motions
‘ i3 state's ottorney announced
{,3 planned to msposo oi the
“trial or otherwise.” at tho
.l‘term or court opening June
glint he would make his de-
ii awn June 9.
W 03! the fact that an early
on the case will be reached
eel for the defense did not
I demand that the detenti-
admitted to ball, which has
ered by 11 or the jurors and
lsepha A. Whitney. who has
l3 it! a willingness to adopt
Maori unit her child.
:3 ltllss \luerl Speaks
1.2 Inert 111 a signed statement
1 at night through her attor~
,1 to her opinion of the out-
3tho case. The statement fol~
3 1 can not believe that any
1 Do is the father of children
1 on me away from my little
; Eeclally when eleven other
I could go back to my
me that I was not guilty. I
flaring tc1ribly and I am
‘lt‘lton Oh. how 1 sutfeied
it Lhat long tri.1l, no one will
Ely pray to God that none
ushters will ever suffer like
it Id he looked so kind at my
day. He smiled and en-
, me for five weeks as ho
_ opposite me. llow could
BUY 3
insars
Lorimer in New .
Come Back Try
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William Lorimer (abovef. one
time political dictator of [1 tools.
who has been “down and out"
since he was-deposed from the
senate and since the failure of his
bank, is making another cfiort to .
"come back," as a leader in the
Republican faction headed by.
William Hale Thompson. ex-
mayor.
he do such a terrible thing ‘to me
and my baby. He tore us away from
a good American home which was
waiting for us. Saturday after mid-
night, in lightning. lhnndrr and
rain, they brought my baby to me
to court and Mrs. Whitney‘s automo-
bile waited until e o‘clock in the
morning to take us away to her
term. to happiness and to freedom.
on. what a cruel thing to do. What
did I do to dust-rye such sorrow.
God Bless Jurymcn.
“Thank God for the it jurymen.
May God bless them, their wives and
their families. They must have won-
derful wives and children with big.
These ll jurymcn under-
stand my case. ’l‘hey had hit-arts,
they were so wonderful. I shall get
on my knees for them every night
of my life and pray (or them. I will
bring up my baby Lucy. it God gives
me the clience.'to pray for these 11
good Christians. They tried to make
me reel good afterwards. If it
wasn't for them, my heart. would
stop. And they did not. like the
other man. smile to me and make
hearts.
The Congregational
3 Church Is Growing
tor the Congregational
the year 1024 has Just been issued
by Rev. Chmles E. Burton. D. 1)..
the Secretary or the Congregational
National Council. This report shows
that the denomination had a. very
‘Saoccsaiul year. About 70. 000 people
united with the church during the
twelve months. This number has
been exceeded only once on the his-
tory of the denomination. in 1021;
there were 78,000 additions.
'l‘otul Mo111bership~ln this annual
, report the membership of the do.
nomination us of December 31.1924
was 878,005. The denomination has
more than doubled its not member.
ship in forty years. as in 1884 its
membership was approximately
100,000. ‘
Number of Churclws»'l‘ho num.
bar of churches at the end or the
‘ your was 5.080. a. decrease of 86.
There were 37 new churches formed
during the year and 78 discontinued
or merged.
ll‘inuncesv-Church Property in-
creased in value during the your to
the sum of twelvemlllion dollars.
bringing the total value at the end
or the your to $144,400,000. The In.
_ vested Funds held by churches hlso
increased $1,775,683 to a total or
314.119.481. The Home Expenses.
that is. salaries. Improvements. and
other expenses or the congregation
increased $1.245,016. to a. total or
01 or nineteen million dollars for the
year. The beam olences were approx!
mately 83. 112 .000.
l’asiors' Salurles—Tho number of
posters for the year remained about
constant; 83 were ordained compar-
cd with 53 the preceding year. The
average salary paid to pastors was
$1920. which is an increase of 876
per year per pastor.
me think that they were going to do
so much for me.
"Mr. Koietslty fought so hard for
me. I felt. so bad for him also. He
put his whole heart in the case and
always kept up my hopes.
"i hepe justice will conic to me
without more. suffering. I can't
0
stand it.
. OLYMPIA MAORI."
“P. S—-God Bless the 11 Jurymen."
Andrew Protests.
it. was reported that Mr. Andrew
wr-ut to the oiilce of State's Attor-
ney A. A. Ailing today to ask for
protection. but Mr. Andrew do-
nied this. He said there was no need
of protection as “guerything was
peaceful." a
“i went to the state's attorney's
011100 to make a protest." he sold.
"I (lid not see Mr. Ailing because he
was busy in court. I wanted to pro-
test against the disgracolul scene in
the courtroom Monday. when the
other Jurors cried over the girl and
altered to put up ball. The action at
the jurors in telling what went on
in the Jury room was unheard of.
and I intend to protest to Mr. Ailing
or tho'court. as a private citizen:
THE EVENING SENTINES
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., Germany Develops M otorless Land and Water Plane
photo shows a test 1113 lit near
to rush to safety.
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Death Rate‘Low But
Autos Killed Many
NEW YORK. N. Y.. Nay lit—«.111
increase in tatallties resulting from
auto accidents was the one outstand-
ing unfavorable item in the mortall-
ty record at more than sixteen mil-
lion Industrial policy holders ot the
Metropolitan Life Insurance company;
fer the month of March. While the
Senersl death rate was he lowest
ever recorded for that month. among
this class. or the American and
Canadian populations. the number oi
deaths from auto accidents showed
an increase of 57 per cent. over the
rate for,March last year.
Reduction in the mortality for
several of the most important causes
of death were the chief (actors in
bringing about the low record death
rate at 10.3 per 1.000. according to
the Metropolitan's Statistical Bullo.
tin.
The excellent March record helped
in setting the death rate {or the
first quarter-or the year at 9.0 per
1.009, which was the most favor-
bnle for the first quarter of. on:
year among the Industrial popula-
tions 0! the two countries. in this
period deaths from tuberculosis
diphtheria. measles, scarlet fever
and whooping. cough all registered
substantial declines. Other disease:
for which the? record is better 111-1
cancer. cerebral hemorrhage. pneu.
monia. puerperal conditions and
accidents.
The mortality from heart disease
chronic nephritis and influenza iuo
creased. while suicides have hear
more frequent and homicides haw
increased.
There were 121 deaths recorded
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from alcoholism during January.
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alcoholism. as compared with
Germany continue- to lead the milieu in sentiments withmlldero. flail m egnmntritluba
the development at e momlese plane which will take or and lead «my on 1.1.1:?“ l, water. .-
Bcrlln, in which a glider of this' type, with runner-i
front and rear of the8 fuselage, made a false start and a sudden descent, causing them
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February and March. which may be
compared to 111 deaths during the
same quarter last year. There were
278 deaths from cirrhosis of the
liver which is closely associated with
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during the some period at 1024.
Deaths (10m wood and denatured
alcohol poisoning numbered live, 111
compared with (our {01
period. last year. and witntwclve in.
the first three months of 1023.
The Statistical Bulletin points out
that since January 1, 1022. .there
blue been recorded from alcoholism
1.2 93 deaths among industrial policy-
holders. of which 1. 280 occurred in
tho United States and only 13 11;
Canada.
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“ Build Good Teeth
l‘AlRll‘IELD. May 27—“The trend
or modern dentistry is with the med-
ical men." Dr. William McLaughlin.
Bridgeport dentist emphasized at the
meeting of the Fairiield Luncheon
club at Champ's Farm in Black
Rock yesterday. He detailed the
history of dentistry and its various
forms and reforms in different per-
iods. The relation of health and
tooth was dwelt on by Dr. McLaugh-
lin who showed that not only does
good health depend on uood teeth
but that good teeth are the result or
a proper diet in early lite.
”Don't let the follows that are
preparing your food make it look
so appstizipg that you will antler
from eating it." he warned. Picking
up a. roll. he explained that food of
that type makes tor bad teeth as it
does not provide the proper blood
the lam: .
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supply to the teeth during the grow
in: years.
He said that the only reason for
white flour is an economic one in
that it keeps better when the part. of.
the iiour in which bacteria can
grow rapidly is removed. This part
that is removed is the very part in
which the nourishment is contained.
The arattng on to the growth:
child of a health program as well
as an educational program was ad-
vocated by Dr. McLaughlin who
classed health education equal to
any education and of Just on much tr
not more. value to the community.-
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MEXICO CITY. May 2‘1. (AP).—
Deiegatos from the independent ls.-
bor organizations or Tampico who
came here to confer with President
Cellos regarding their contliot with
the Huastect. Petroleum Company,
left for home Monday. confirming
Tampico reports that a loner»
strike will be called in the oil re-
gion tomorrow should the compan-
ion not accept their demands by to-
day.
MILLINERY
K. 'A. Polliemus
61 NO. MAIN EMT
80. 1(0me
3|“ petitions during
Our sentence for 192MH-
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fire complete intormetiou m
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; our courses. tuition
tee. dormito accommodation employment for students‘
we are abuse to earn We at eh- expense and opportuni-
the tor our arsenal». '
mute. emmfe-leulnboolotsouezexudeh
the world devoted exclusively to main; men for the duties ‘
o! oilee manager. east neonatal, auditor. comptroller. treas-
our. credit man. and public eeeouetant. It requires mm
etemuieeeendberudytoragoodposiuoum
3 Men who have completed the else-teal. general. technical.
r communist coursein a high school are admitted without
trance examinations.
The demand in business is for specialists. for men uuellu
fled to do some one thing particularly well. Our graduates are
demand because they are equipped with a training which. ‘
allied with business experience. qualifies them ultimately as
"It! in the crest tleid ot accounting and finance. It you
ire to anatomic! careerin buslneee. tit yourself tor some. .
7 3 more than a more clerical position; otherwise. your: .
see to become an executive are much less tavorable.
To be Bentley-trained carries prestige' to business; ‘
Through our placement bureau we have tilled more than
the out two years. Bend loi- catalog.
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