New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 24, 1925, Page 3

LIFE 15 MOST GIRL. CAN GET Frisco Slayer of Wiker Faces | Exmmo Penalty San Franclsco, March 24.—Dor- olhy Ellingson, 16-year-old stenog- rapher, who shot her mather to death in ‘the morning and danced and attended a house party that uight, today came jnto court fully composed after her fall to the floor in a faint at the noon recess of her trial yesterday on a charge of mur- der, Miss Ellingson yesterday saw six jurors picked to pass on her fate. Plve men and a woman were select- ed. The 16-year-old matricide had hoped for a jury of elderly men and the result yesterday was to her lik- ing. The juvenile court, which had first jurisdiction over Miss Ellingson, passed the case on to the superior court, The maximum sentence Miss Ellingson faces for her acts is life imprisonment. The young girl has legal and moral protection agalnst hanging. A California law forbids hanging persons under 18 . years, Calitornia citizens have always op- posed the hanging of women of any age. When the jury is completed, de- fense counsel will advance the plea that Mias Ellingson is suffering from a mental condition bordering on in- sanity, The girl has oonfessed the killing. She has told of the quarrel with her mother over new dresses and undesirable acqualntances to whom her mother objected; of the drgument which led to the fatal shot, and of taking all the money in the house and walking away over her dead parent's body to renew the e ] For Two Score Years andTenSheHasTaken Beecham’s Pills Found them wonderful! I was just 18 when I commenced to take Beecham's Pills. I was not very well, but after I had taken your pills for a short time I began to see improvement. They have been of great benefit to me in re- lievingsick-headache, constipation, and biliousness. I cannot speal: too highly of your pills. Next March [ will be 68 years old so you see | have lived toa good old age.” Miss ELEANCR WILCOX, Newburgh N.Y Beecham's Pills ave mild, harmiless, purely vegetable and give prompt relief for bilious- ness, sickheadaches and constipation. o B Ay G Gy i B-vfiv-m:lmuhhilmdlubow for Better Health, Take ‘Beecham's Pilf’ mm ‘tompanionship of men friends, Before Dorothy killed her mother, the Ellingson home stood divided because of the daughter's activities, Her father had left atter a dlsagree- ment with her mother when Elling- son objected to the hours and com- pany the girl was keeping. His wife dead, his daughter in jall, the father was in court yesterday and caressed girl when sheswas led in for trlul. TRISH NOMINATIONS Craig and DeValera Are Returned-— Contests For All Belfast Seats Are Essured. DBy The Assoclated Press. Belfast, March 24.—Sir James Cralg, the Ulster premier, and Eamon DeValera, the republican leader, were returned unopposed for County Down in the nominations to- da of candidates for the 52 vacant seats In the Ulster parliament, John Miller Andrews, labor min- ister in the Ulster cabinet, four othér unionists, and Pafrick O'Nelll, na- tlonalist, also were returned unop- posed, As there are eight seats for county Down there will be no contest in that county. Queens University untonists unopposed. Contests for all the Belfast seats are assured, but only one republican has been nominated. In Tyrone two republicans, three unionists and one labor party candt- date have been named. The repub- licans also have made nominations {in Fermanagh, Londonderry and Armagh. Probing Life of Dead Man In New Poison Mystery Hot Springs, 8. D.,, March 24.— An investigation into the life of Rev. Robert E. Tarleton, to determine a motive for the death of the clergy- |man, was started by authorities to- day after surveying testimony which discounted any theory of suicide. Chemists at the state university found poison in the stomach of the pastor after an autopsy failed to re- veal a trace of heart disease from which it was at first belleved he died. The Rev, Mr. Tarleton was found dead on the floor of his garage Janu- ary 29. returned four GUARDING LIQUOR SUPPLY Waterbury, March 24.—A police guard has been maintained at 231 |Baldwin street this city since Sun- iday when the vice squad ralded a store at the address and found ap- | proximately 800 gallons of wine in !the cellar, it was learned today. As a result of the rald the liquor was placed under guard pending the out- |come of the trial in city court today. |T. Odoardo, alleged proprietor of the store, {s charged with violation of the liquor law. WILL REPEAT PLAY The Amphion Dramatic club of the Senior High school, under the auspices of Martha chapter, Order of the Eastern Star, will repeat the play, “Adam and Eva” in the High school auditorium Saturday evening, March 28, at 8 o'clock. EASY STARTING is pretty much up to the gasoline you use It is true that most motors have some sort of device or means in- tended to aid in of the fuel they Most of these, the vaporization use. however, depend on the exhaust manifold for heat. Therefore they can hardly be ex- pected to function until the motor gets going. It's the first few revolutions you are most concerned about when starting the motor. To make the spark take hold right at the begin- ning of things—there's the rub. ' That’s when it’s gasoline itself. mostly up to the And that’s when the signs ppint to Atlantic. Watch Atlanticstart a cold motor! Nolong churning of the starter. NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, MARCH 24, 1925, BROGKHART DENES DESERTING PARTY Makes Reply o Towa State e tral Commitiee By The Assoclated Press. Des Moines, Iowa, March 24.— Denying allegations that he deserted the republican party in last year's, campalgn and obtained election to the United States senate by fraud and decelt,” Senator 8mith W. Brookhart today characterized the contest of his election brought by the the republican state central com- mittee, as a “dishonest and fraudu- lent conspiracy.” The denlal was made in the sena- tor's reply to the committee's pro- |test recently filed with the senate, secretary of the senate, taneously with its publication. Senator Brookhart declared he ‘“became a candidate for the senate as a republican and upon the his- toric principles of Abraham Lincoln and Theodore Roosevelt;” that he announced his platform, and that the voters of Iowa nominated and elected him on a definite stand for these principles. In his campaign, he declared, he urged the voters “to identify them- |selves with the republican party, and continues to do so0.” The committee’s resolution of pro- simul- Brookhart, the reply said, ‘*was without warrant of law and was prepared by B. B. Burnquist, chair- man of the state central committee, and H. E. S8pangler, a member of the committee, as a result of a con- spiracy between them for the defeat- ing of the la private gain ard profit.” The committee, the senator de- clared, authorized the employment |of counsel in filing the protest “and |thereupon Burnquist proceeded to | |employ himself and Spangler for the | | purpose of collecting graft under the |guise of attorneys' fees.” | Three Masted Schooner Ashore off New Brunswick Lubec, Maine, March 24—The three masted schooner Harriet B. of Providence, R. I, struck on Liberty !Rocks at the lower end of Campo- ‘bello, Island, N. B, late last night, and probably will be a total loss. Captain Bradford and the crew are safe. The coast guardsmen stood by, but no assistance could be rendered the vessel, which was bound to Lubec from South Amboy with 550 tons of coal. GERMAN EXPERTS ARRIVE New York, March 24.—A commis- sion of eight German steel and coal men from the Ruhr arrived today on |the steamship Deutschland to study |methods in American steel manufac- turing centers, g The commission which is headed by Dr. Wilhelm Funcke, of Ober- hausen will include in its tour Pitts- burgh, Birmingham, S8t. Louis and other steel centers where coal is used as fuel, No running down the battery. No draining of excessive quan- tities of raw gasoline through the cylinders ‘| composed of a corps of expert work- His answer was to be filed with the | test against the seating of Senator | and for purposes of | RURAL RELIEF CARAYANS T0 HELP IN FARM ZONES Red Cross Adopts Effective Method of Dealing With Tornado Vic- tims In Country, ‘Washington, March 24.—To ald farmers throughout the storm de- vastated area of Illinols and Indlana, the American Red Crosa today be- gan the organization of rural rellef caravans, Each of these caravans will be men, organized like a moblle mili- tary unit, with its own commissary | and vehicles, The caravans will move | through the wrecked rural districts, clearing away wrecked bulldings and fences, repairing damage to houses and barns, saving orchard trees and making a general cleanup. Decision to operate the caravans was made after recelpt of tele- grams from Henry M. Baker, na- tional director of Red Cross disaster relief, saying that the rura) situation in the states affected s serious. Director Baker estimated that 1,- 500 rural families required the serv- ice. In many of the areas, he sald, every farm house was either de- stroyed or serlously damaged, and large amounts of debris cover the flelds with only three weeks beforo corn planting time. Athletes of Fleet Meet . ey To Decide Superiority San Pedro, Cal, March 24.—A close contest {s being fought among ships of the United States battle fleet ! based here for the “iron man" naval | statuette trophy, awarded annually | for general athletic efficiency. The U. 8. 8. California holds first place | with 600 points, the U, . §. Penn- | |sylvania second with 566, the U. 8. | |8. Tennessee third with 415, and the |U. 8. 8. Arizona fourth with 408, The U. 8. 8. 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