Evening Star Newspaper, October 31, 1926, Page 14

FLAMING ARROWS END SLAYER SIEGE Posse Shoots and Burns Negro After Indians Drive Him From Barricade. By the Acsoclated P Mont., October shot from the THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. OCTOBER 31 1926—PART 1 STRATON AT 0DDS WITH CHURCH BODY Fundamentalist Pastor Offends Baptist Association by Fiery Sermon. Br the Associated Press. NEW YORK. October 30.—Rev. John Roach Straton, fundamentalist | pastor of the Calvary Baptist Church, is at odds with the Southern New York Baptist Association and other Northern Baptist organizations. In making the announcement of his gelist, who has been preaching in Dr. Straton’s church, had accepted the pentecostal doctrine or belief in ordi- nation of pastors by the Yoly Spirit, Dr. Straton said: “It is notorious now that our New York Baptist City Mission Soclety. our Southern New York Baptist As- sociation, which now, alas, is only the City Mission Society under another head, are both under the direct, over- shadowing influence of one ver ptist layman and a cel tain brilllant, but erratic young mod- is preacher who is now this wealthy layma pastor and under the influence of this Tayman. “A dozen years ago this wealthy voung an, who is altogether de- lightful personally although aito- gether un-Baptistic and heretical spiritually, delivered an address before our Ne York Baptist Social Union in PROPOSED STREET CARS IN SHAPE OF HORSES 0Old-time Police Force in Berlin Dis- cussed Plan to Fool Shying Animals. By the Associated Press. BERLIN, October 30.—In depicting | police history at the international po- | lice exposition in Berlin, historians re- | vealed that their old-fashioned pred- ecessors back in 1876 seriously con- sidered a proposal to build the fronts of cable cars in the shape of horses to fool real horses which shied at that then modern form of transportation. Runaway horses had hecome a seri- ous menace and the public was pro- new street con- ESKIMOS SEND TOYS. Ivory Carvings Arrive From King Island, Alaska. Spectal Dispateh to The Star. SEATTLE, Wash., October 30. -—Al big shipment of Alaskan ivory tovs| arrived here this week from Eskimo | carvers on King Island, one of the | Diomedes group in the Bering Sea. Each Summer the natives send out trinkets which they have carved from walrus ivory during the long Winter. The King Island Eskimos are as clever with ivory work as Japanese with wood. Traders here estimate the value of the ivory at §50,000. Ala: kan parkas, thukluks, mitts and other articles of clothing for cold weather were included in the shipment for con- | corner~— Assoclation which he explicitly and deliberately repudiated the great- est of our Baptist principles, even de- claring his repudlation of baptism by immersion, which custom. of course, flows out of our larger principle of | the binding authority of the Bible as the inspired Word of God and the necessity of obedience to both the e: ample and command of Jesus Chri: traton appealed to other Bap-| testing against the veyances which were causing the trouble. Some bright person there upon suggested that the front of the |reindeer hide, lined with seal. cars should be camouflaged by a wood- | deer and fox furs. en horse. In all seriousness he drew | s a design of his plan, and the police | with even greater seriousness delib- |t erated about adopting the suggestion. | practiced b; But they did the Dearbor SPLENDID NEW BRICK HOME "IN CHEVY CHASE, D.C. 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Ordered b eriff Robert Gilmore | of Big Horn County to leave the egency bévause suspicion attached it- self to him in connection with recent robberies, Jim Bolden, 40, a cobbler, barricaded himself in the barn. 300 Guns Open Fire. He shot and killed Gilmore John McLeod, a_ special fede cer. and wounded Deputy ‘Andy Bornberger before Crow Indian braves fired the structure with burn- arrows and drove him into the volley from 300 guns fired ¢ Indians, officers and residents of agency riddled Bolden's body as he fled The ‘raged of the attacking forces reached him. A score of hands sei him and tossed him into the o be cremated. Victor Three Irons, ch at the agency, suspected several recent robberies, and after a conference between Three Irons and tter ordered the ni Bolden fled to his - barn shot Gilmore when the| _ followed. Warriors Ordered Out. Forced to cover by ‘he neg: Jets, the officers ordered out the ¢ warriors. They were armed with re- peating rifles, while ad of arch- ers carried excelsior-tipped arrows which had been soaked in oil. Ad- vancing under cover of a steady fire from flank parties, the archers reached some wagons within easy ! range of the barn. A scene of pioneer days followed. | With arrows striking the neled roof, McLeod rushed for the barn. He fell mortally wounded. Dornberger | then led a sally and was knocked out T a scalp wound. Fire from the pidly and the n from the flam. from baby congregation’s independence .before a large audience at his church, Dr. Straton assailed “a certain wealthy layman” and his “brilliant but erratic young modcrnist pastor.” His audi ence understood him to mean John D. Rockefeller, jr., and Dr. Harry Emer son Fosdick, who was under fire a a modernist when he filled a Pres Dr., ‘terian pulpit here. tist Churches in the New York re- Answering Inguiries as to whether |gion to join in “an old fashioned he and Miss Uldine Utley, child evan- |spirit of Baptist independence.” 77772777727, THE MOZART New Apartment Building Now Open for Inspection at 1630 Fuller St., corner cf Mozart Pl. N.W.—1 block west of Sixteenth St. Apartments of 2 and 3 rooms, kitchen and bath—porches. Frigidaire refrigeration, kitchen cabinets, showers and automatic elevators. Gives you these big sav- ings in an surgery are supposed to the Hindoos centuries Independent Cash Early 0ats On the Popular Price 2nd Floor Season Sale of and 7 W N Anna La Brun (above), 25 years a nun_ at Montr Canada, left New | Bedford, Mass., for Boston to buy her Hrmhwuu ned release from ! nunnery vows b from the Pope. Bolden of she will Frank | L)eut iz W Smxth Retired. Preston W. 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(3) Sturdy Nature.shaped Play Clipping from S Shoes for youngsters. $1.45 You Can Own Your Own Home Cheaper Per Room Than Renting Frank L. Woodside 137 On sale at 4 of our stores only. 7th&K 414 9th 1914-16 Pa. Ave. 233 Pa. Ave. S.E. Drive out 16th street to Sil ver Spring, turn right on Coles- ville and Baitimore, road to FOR YOUR DAY Sizes 6 to 13. Specially priced ccecccccncennnn. l NTIL DARK. Hewitt Silver Spring, Md. (NOTE: With the exception of the “Health” Shoes at top, NONE of the items in this column at our F St. Shop.) R 2 E L L2 2 2T 2 7. Y < N7 e T T P E T E e 7 2 T 7 777 (2222722722227