The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 29, 1920, Page 9

a Y MURDERER |“Brain-D ! f 8) | |] > IN OREGON » Scaffold Is Built for Execu- tion of Neil Hart, Slayer of Sheriff Taylor BALEM, Ore, Oct 29—wWith the | @efinite assurance from the governor that no executive clemency will be shown Neil Hart, convicted murderer | Of Sherite TH Taylor, of Pendleton, | Pehitentiary authorities are golng| Ghead with their plans for the priw/ her's execution on the morning of} November 3. 4 SCAFFOLD MADE FOR OCCAS! The hanging, officials predict, wit Dea complete success, The scaffold, Manufactured by the Spaulding Sash F and Door Co,, of Salem, has been set | “Up in the death chamber, the old Ber. | ‘tilion room of the prison. The room has been scrubbed and painted for the event. Arrangements have been | Made for the disposal of Hart's re mains The prisoner himself ts the only @isquieting factor. If he bears up nd does not faint, no trouble will be fenced. If Hart falls to stand | strain, and collapses at the fatal | gour, guards will be forced to carry im to the scaffold. Because of the known aversion of eonvicts to participate in a hanging, ‘the ecaffold was not built in the pris: carpenter shop. Such a proced- | officials say, would have had a/ d effect on discipline, Execu' | Always cause trouble, Legal killing | @eems to bring out all the worst in-| [Stincts of the felons confined in the prison, Had an attempt deen made to bulld the gallows in the prison shop, a/ Mutiny might have resulted. Conse- quently, the scaffold was butlt In a Salem mili and shipped, Knocked/ @own, to the prison. ‘The gallows already has been set Bp. It is 18 feet in height afid pro ‘Vides an 11-foot drop for the vicum. ELECTRICITY WILL DROP FLOORING The platform will be wide enough te permit the presence of the hang man, the clergyman and three who may be called on to sup- he prisoner awaiting execution, trap will be dropped by an in electrical contrivance. It) Be operated by three prison Busrds, who will be seated on the oo and separated by a screen! the victim, Three eciectric buttons wil! operate ‘the trap. Only one will do the work. | | Phe wires leading from the buttons to the trap will be so crossed that d the electrician will not know is the fatal button. Police Fight “I got a kick out of it,” said Joseph Rodri; Marahuana * * ® * rying Jag-Weed” ez, user of the “dream drug,” and known to Los Angeles police as the “Maa- ter Confessor,” after retracti: the Denton murder case. BY BROWN HOLMES LOS ANGELES, Oct 2%—Punetfie coast police are fighting to prevent spread of the use of marahvana (marawanna), the jagamoke of Mex- foo, and the greatest minddestroyer of all drugs, Marahuana has inspired some of the most weird and ferocious crimes here, and for years Los Angeles po lice had no understanding of what actuated these attrocitios, MOVES ITS USERS TO ng his sensational story about ‘ tien of Increased efitiona. POLICE CALL RODRIGUEZ “CHAMPION CONFESSOR” As soon, however, as the Las An- geles police learned Rodriguen was Carillo under a new name the con feaston was exploded. He ts known here as the champion confessor, having acknowledged every murder of the past year, as result of his marahuana dream, ‘The Carillo Gane shows the spread of marahuana northward. Formerly use of the weed was confined to WAITS FOUR DAYS IN PHONE BOOTH TO GET CENTRAL NEW YORK, Oct, 29—AN reo || ords for telephone booth patience || went overboard when @ passenger on @ Cunard liner revealed that he bad been meekly trying for four days to get a wire connection with his New York home from various phones of the ship's “hello” ayntem. Ho was still try ing when the liner warped into her dock and the phone aystem on board was “hooked up™ with the city “oentral.” ! the brain ts permanent,” mys Boden “It shrivels and dries that organ be- yond restoration. It causes partial Dlindnesn, “Uners become trresponsftta When the effect wears eff they sleep. | “I think marahvana ts the cause of much Danditry among the peons ef Mexico.” $875 Paid Out for LONDON, Eng, Oct. 29.—A rare 20 shilling provisional stamp of the for $875 at auction. SHOE | SHOES. | at Great Reduction (|) | % OFF Styles and Prices that |! This Rare Old Stamp/z Niger Coast, tewued tn 1893, was sold || Over-Stocked |/§ 1000 Pairs of | : THE SEATTLE STAR ee eS O =WHEN KENNEDY QUIT, There was a scramble to buy his stock, for his store was recognized far and wide as one of the best in EATTLE! And we succeeded in securing his great stock at a price that we simply laugh at competition. Mer- chants who bought from their regular wholesale houses cannot hope tq come anywhere near meet- ing our prices. If you are in need of wearing apparel be sure and come here and look this wonderful stock over—we have combined it with our enormous bargain stock for one quick disposal. Compare our prices—don’t let go of your money until you see our bargains. Be here when we start something SATURDAY October 30th, 9 a. m. Mien’s Clothes SHOE Bargains Boys’ Scout Shoes $1.48 Boys’ Wear Well $2.48 Boys’ Chippewa Shoes $3.98 Men's Chippewa Shoes $4.98 Men’s Army Last Shoes $4.48 Boys’ SUITS for less than you really expect to pay. Values up to $10.00, cut to $5.45 Values up to $12.00, eut to $6.85 Values up to $20.00, cut to $8.95 Values up to $25.00, cut to $10.95 re a8 ‘Tm bis cell Hart has deen able to ar the ominous hammering as the WILD HALLUCINATIONS Marahuana also has caused endless trouble because victims of this dream drug bave fanciful hallucinations! occurrence, and in his Con-/and often are moved to “confess” 4 : refrains from discussing any big murder that happens to be ifate that awaits him mystifying the authorities. ‘These “confessions” have been oo pau of SUITS—Values up to $25 SUITS—Values up to $60— cut to cut to $12.85 $27.85 SUITS—Values up to $70— | SUITS—Values up to $85— cut to | cut to $29.85 | $39.85 | will meet the wants of the entire family Mexico and southern cities. ‘The fact | that the San Francisco police have} | not yet become acquainted with the, marahnana jag accounts for their acceptance as true of the Denton “confession.” set up the ready-made ascaf- ‘The prisoner haa not comment- fom 2} Men’s Semi-Dress $3.98 Men’s Fine Dress $4.98 Cotton Union Suits at $139 Athletic Union Suits at vivid in detall and so plausible that) in Many cases the police have been | iifornia and in 1912 had a law thrown entirely off the original trail.| passed against it, The most recent sensational mara-| Boden says, however, the dream Missing Relatives huana “confession” came from Gus Carillo, also known as Joseph Rodri- guez, who told the San Franciaco drug still is grown by Mexicans in their back yards in Low Angeles, be hind @ camouflage of string beans or Ladies’ Shoes HALF PRICE SUITS—Values up to $40— cut to CRAVENETTE OVERCOATS 98c Night Shirts for Police just how he murdered Jacob ©, Denton, the rich mining man, hid | the bedy in the liquor locker of Den- corn, The shrud has « pretty yellow bios som and is pleasing to the eya For years agents of the law passed the plant by as an innocent flower, ‘The “confession” was @ startler ‘ent magne ee sel] at 10 cents @ package; the price and caused newspaper presses all! now is $3. 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