Sapulpa Herald (Sapulpa, Okla.), Vol. 10, No. 278, Ed. 1 Tuesday, July 28, 1925 Page: 6 of 6
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TUESDAY. JULY 28. I92S
“You and 1 Killed This Man”
Anti-Capital Punishment Slogan
Opponents of capital punishment
• tv preparing an appeal to the
fnicrnnrp anil legislatures of all
the »tnte* wherein the death pen
altv ia atill enforced, demandlrm
the abolition of official hanirine
ahontinu and electrocution. The
appeal will he based on a concrete
ins’nnre illustrating the terror* id
n etafe-irtflirted death even when
it is done through the method pen
ernllv retarded ** the mo«»
humane It will he circulated hv
Pr F F Pudding. President of
the Prisoners’ Relief Society
YVa-hington. P C.. said to he the
larpe«t organization of its kind ir
the world.
The eonrrete example is the r«-
cert killing of Antonio Vlandant'
hv electrocution at Sint Sint pri«°r
New York State While the detail
rf hanging and electrocution* an
not tenerally permitted to be P'ih
iished. Bnyden Sfirke*. a
known descriptive writer, secure-
permission through a private nr
raneement to be present when t* •
state took it« toll of a life for
life and shocked Antonio Vise
dnnte fo death
In his description of the true
some event, in the current issue of
Hearst’s Internationai-Cosmopoii
tan. Mr. Sparkes leave* out no har
rowing detail, from the moment
Viandante walked into the death
chamber until his limp and lifele**
form was rolled out on a wheeled
table.
One paratraph of the article,
which an attempt has been made to
suppress, reads:
**An Indefinable sound contended
in my ears with the drone of the
dynamo that was pullint up the
roots of Antonio Viandante’s soul
It seemed as If some one was ^
moaning tensely through sight ,
lips. The lips protruding between
those leather bands were changing
color. They became deeply red—
then purple. A fee bubbles
formed in their Juncture. There
wa* another sound, a sputtering I
saw a wisp of greenish smoke ris-
ing from the calf of the bare leg
His‘Hands Tied,
10 o'clock.
The question of whether or not
*he Chamber .should get behind the
ptopoaition of holding a township
fair here in the fall also was brought
up for discussion All the directors
favored the idea. Tilts matter also
was turned over to u committee,
; W. H Key, ch.t-cnian, for a report
l Thursday.
HOOVER FUNERAL
IS HELD TODAY
resolutions of condolence. Other res-
olutions extolled the commoner for
his work for Philippine independ-
ence. Services are planned here
which will review the life and deeds
of Bryan.
COOL WEATHER
FOLLOWS RAIN
! favorable weather prevails the six
army planes returning from San
Francisco to Mt. Clemous, Michigan
probably will leave thla evening for
Omaha, next scheduled stop. Rain
last night forced two of the pfanss
to maneuver over the air mail field
half an hour before they could make
a landing.
TO ENO VACATION.
BODY OF PIOINEER SAPULPA
PHYSICIAN IS LAID TO
REST.
CHICKASHA. Ok la.. July 28 —
Overcast skies of Monday continued
today with a light breeze from the
north, driving the mercury down to
| dS*. from 107 where It had hovered
I for several days. There was little
1 indication of rain, however.
Miss Jewell Williams of the county
clerk's office, who has been vara-
i Honing in Hominy for the last two
weeks, will return to the city to-
morrow.
A VI AN DANTE.
Above the knee where It was
gripped by an electrode the white
flesh gas swelling ns yeast dough
rises in the heat of a hearth."
On account of the gruesome
character of Mr. Sparke’* story, it
is understood that the opponent*
of capital punishment will make it
the basis of their appeal to the
governors and legislatures and
may circulate It with the tnagaxlpe
pirtuce of the man throughout the
United States.
His Words
remote ancestor.'
I throne Behind it was the Roman
j government, mistress of the world,
and behind the Roman government
[were the legions of Rome
.......--------• "Refoi»- Pilate stood Christ, the
"This is the quintessence of evolu- Apo«.Ile of |^ve
tion distilled hv us by one who fol- -Force triumphed; they nailed
lows that doctrine to its logical can |,jm ;o ,jle (ree an(j t^oge who stood
elusion.1 the speech reads Analyze aroun(j mocked and jeered and said
this dogma of darkness and death l.He ig ,jea€|_-
Evolution says that hack in the twi- “Rut from that day the power of
light of life a beast, name and na- paB8ar waned and the power of
tore unknown, planted a murderous Christ increased. In a few centuries
seed and that the impulse that orig- tbe Roman government was gone
Inafed in that seed throbs forever in an)j legions forgotten, while the
the blood of the brutes descendant. f.j.ucjfie(| ;,Pd risen Lord became the
inspiring killings innumerable for grea,<,„t fact in history,
which the murderers are not respons -Again force and love meet face
ible because coerced by a fate fixed (Q fafe and Ih„ question 'What shall
by the laws of heredity. It is an j do jesu8?- nlUsi he answered
insult to reason and shocks the A bloodv. brutal doctrine — evolution
heart That doctrine Is as deadly demands, as the rabble did 1000
as leprosy. -years ago, that He be crucified.
Third Evolution ‘diverts the at ' ..Tliat cannot he the answer of
tent ion from pressing problems of |h,8 jurv representing a Christian
great importance to trifling specula gta,p sworn to uphold the laws
lion While one evolutionist is try-■ j Tennessee Your answer will be
ing to imagine what happened in heanJ ,|,ro„Khout the world; it is
the past, another is trying to pry j eagerly awaited by a praying multi-
open the door of the distant future. 1. --■ - >-—j■ ...mnui ts*#.
the enormous flood of publicity at-
tendant upon the trial.
"The churches at last are awake.
1 confess I was disappointed by
their lethargy aud indifference to-
ward this question. Which strikes at
their roots But now they are arous-
ed They are talking about It. They
are in the fight to stay.”
The Commoner tedd how at least
seven legislatures ware going to take
up anti evolution measures as soon
as they met and he expressed belief
the movement would spread.
Bryan declared he had no inten-
tion of seeking a union of the
churches to defend Christianity from
evolutiouls' onslaughts
■ on the contrary." he said. "It is
belter that they continue as they
are With more churches you have
more people active, more ministers,
more Sunday uchool teachers aud
more active workers in the field. If
I had the choice of establishing one
church of a thousand members or
ten churches of 100 members each.
I would choose the latter For I
would have ten ministers and ten
Sunday school superintendents at
work where in the former 1 would
have but one each I have never
suggested a union of the church*-
Brvan was particularly bitter at
the tactics of modernist ministers
wtio, he said, undermined Christian-
ity from within and could not be
driven into the open
"How many people do you think
would attend a church which hung
out a sign. Church of the unressur-
| reeled Christ'?” he asked.
INDUSTRY FUND
BEFORE C. OF C.
COLLECTING OF PLEDGES TO IN
DUSTRIAL FUND IS DIS-
CUSSED.
Hut discussion was centered on
the question of < --Meeting pledges
made toward the industrial fund, at
1 "he meeting of the hoard of directors
of the Chamber of Commerce, at
their meeting held last night in the
' American Legion hall
To date, of the (2.040 pledged to-
■v.ird the project, only (!*(Ml has been
raised on the first call. This leaves
t deficit of fl.lou yet to be col-
lected.
Act ording to Tr--y Shearer, presi-
dent of the Chamber of Commerce,
the building is near completion, and
the machinery is <-n the way here.
How to collect the balance of the
pledges was the thing that puzzled
the directors. Oi-> of 250 pledges
jmade by prominent business men of
pa, i.nly 65 of them have been
-collected so far, a the statements
' sen* out.
The matter was turned over to a
committee for a r- port at the called
meeting of the hoard of directors
to he held at the Chamber of Com
merce office, Thursday morning, at
Funeral services for Dr. J. W.
Hoover, who died at the Hoover
home, 215 South Poplar street Sun-
day morning when he was overcome
bv gas fumes, were conducted at the
residence at 10:00 this morning.
A funeral sermon sounding the
cheerful doctrine of an eternal better
life in the Kingdom of God after
death in this world was spoken by
Rev. R. Frank Mitchell, pastor of the
Presbyterian church of this city.
Rev. Mitchell talked at length on
the reward which each virtue in this
world will bring in the great here-
after to which all persons must soon-
er or later pass out. however, not
with fear, as the minister pointed
out. hut with confidence that the
teachings of the Master will be veri-
fied in the happiness of the exist-
ence of the soul beyond the portals
of death. The pastor reviewed the
life of Dr. Hoover, picturing his
worth to the community and describ-
ing tile parts of his life that will !
have recognition now that he has left
hi; earthly home.
The esteem in which I)r. Hoover
was held by his wide circle of
friends and brother physicians of
Sapulpa was noted in gorgeous floral
pieces that accompanied his casket
to its burial pin* e. and in the as-
sembly which formed at his home to
pay their last respects, while com-
forting Mrs. Hoover In her hour of
loss.
Following 'he service at the home
the body was taken to the old Sa-
pulpa Cemetery at the northeast
eorner of the city, escorted by a
long line of cars conveying friends,
where It was laid to rest after the
burial rites at the family lot.
RESPECT TO BRYAN
ENID. July 28. Northwest Okla-
homa was visited by showers Mon
> day which broke the extreme heat
i wave under which the district has
been sweltering for several days.
Forty-two hundredths of an inch j
- of moisture fell here starting witli
a downpour and then receding to a
drizzle which lasted several hours.
Heavy rains were reported «vt
! Cherokee and Buffalo.
PLANES MAY LEAVE
CHEYENNE. Wyo.. July 28.—If
We pay cash for
used cars.
Sell on easy terms.
Crescent Auto Co.
4 S. Main
SMS MUSKOGEE WOMAN
and for hours after nteals gas would
press around my heart so bad it
Seemed like it would stop heating.
1 would Just bloat so tight with gas
and feel so miserable it seemed like
‘After All It’s Done For
Me It Would Be a ........ .........
Crime To Keep Silentj ■ ;;;•■*- .“£S
About It,” Declares
Mrs. Parnell.
MANILA. P I., July 28—The
Philippine legislature adjourned out
of respect to William Jennings Brv
an when word was received here
of his death, both houses passing
I wav so nervus that I couldn't
get enough sleep to keep me going
the next day. and I had such ter-
rible dizzy spells I could «iardly
stay on my feet at times. 1 was just
simply In awful condition.
•| Just kept on going down hill un-
till I finally started taking Karnak.
aud then I began to feel better right
away. I want to say right here there
is no need for anybody to suffer
front stomach trouble or a rundown
C ndition if they can get this Kar-
nak. It's just marvelous, and will
sure give relief | have taken seven
bottles now and am Ju*t like a new
tude
If the law is nullified, there
One recently grew eloquent over wm (>e r,.j0jejng wherever God ia
ancient worms and another predict- I the savior scoffed and
ed that seventy five thousand years ^ Blh|e ridiculed. Everv unbe
hence, everyone will be bald and . ]|ev<,r 0f ,viry kind and degree will
toothless. But those who endeavor p., happv
to clothe our remote ancestors with ..(f on' the olher hand, the law
hair and those whose endeavor is to j)t up|,e|d aDd the religion of the
remove the hair from the heads of gl.hooj children protected, millions of
our remote descendants ignore the Christians will call you blessed ”
pn ..-in with its taper*tiro d*-| _
DAYTON. Teun . July 28 William
tuands. sillKpS
"The science of 'how to live' is jPnn;ngs Bryans’ conception of
the most Important of all sciences death, so expressed that it will
Christians desire that Ho-ir children duubtb-s* often Is* a subject of quo-
Hhall be taught all the sciences hut I u,jon n,* future, is revealed to-
they do not want them to lose sight ] diiv ,he last written speech po-
of the 'Rock of Ages' while they part,d i,v u,e commoner,
study the age of rocks. j "Christ lias made of death a nar-
"Fourth Evolution 'by paralyzing | row starlit strip between the com-
the hope- of reform, discourages those njon <lf yc-terday and the reunion
Who labor for the in.pr*.v. .... t,t - I £ tomMTI B
man's condition. Evolution dulls
that enthusiasm by substituting j daYTON, Tenn.. July William
aeons for years It obscures all Jennings Bryan regarded advocates
ginning* in the mists of the endless ^ teaching of evolution in the
ages Evolution, disputing the mir Wji „ |lools as his bitter enemies
tides anil ignoring the spiritual in ^ |f)H evolution issue as the most
life, has no place for the regeneraimportant question confronting the
tion of the individual American people, he told the United
It is because Christians iielieve iu ,.»^rview a week l*efore
Drs. Moreau & Moreau
Optometrist* g
Phone 202 15 EL Dewey
Sapulpa, Okla.
"I’m always telling my friends
and acquaintances about this glor-
ious medicine, Karnak. for after all
it lias done for tne it would be a
crime to keep silent about it, de-
clares -Mrs E. F Parnell, highly
esteemed resident of 520 S. 3rd 8t,
Muskogee, Ok la.
Ju--t like thousands of other grate-
ful Oklahoma men and women. Mrs.
Pa* nell has found relief in this sen- qoiti* now ami am j**»i •» *•»**•
sational medicine when nothing else p^^on My entire system is In good
would reach her troubles. condition, and I feel Juat splendid
"For the past ten years or more jn every way. Karnak has got all the
I suffered front stom.ich trouble in nledlcine in the world he.t for stom-
its worst form." continues Mm Par | arj, trouble and I can never praise
nell. "Oh. how I did suffer and how lt enol*r|, for all It's done for me.”
I tried everything under the sun Rarnak 80id exclusively In Sa-
ln",aVas°?n V**1 coli'mon for so' rulpa by Cowman’. Ptomur*
long that I got where I couldn’t eat by the leading druggist in every
a morsel Without suffering agony.I city.--Adv.
individual regeneration and in djed
regeneration of society through the j q-(le l onimoner requested his views
rHKpn^ration of iodivldutlfi **iat th^y
regeneration of individuals ttiat f“^y|not publinhed at the time because
Pray Thy Kingdom Come. Thy Will, ( |( < J)(.n(liDI Sl.op,.H ,ria|
be done on Earth, as it is in ilea ..|B a|| mv day* of public life, 1
en.” Evolution make* a mockery of ;hjV#. m.v#r ,.n so abused by any-
the Lord's Prayer To Interpret thel^ ^ (y )h(j eTO|Ht|onary crowd-
words to mean that the Improve-1 tve|( b republicans.” he said
went desired must come slow. , ..They misrepresent me and they
through unfolding ages a process, vu|,fv In,. T(l(. defense in this case
with which each generation could | ( I ,helr mouths without
have time fo do- is to defer top* |nHuU(( at me. •
and hope deferred maketli the h-ar issue, one year from today,
sick.
"Fifth—Evolution, ’if taken ser I
intisly. and made the basis of a |
philosophy of life, would eliminate j
love and carry man back to -
is going to he more burning than It
is now.” he continued, referring to
struggle of tooth and claw.'
In supporting this he quotes Dar
win's discussion of the "survival of
the fittest" among animals and de-
clares that such a struggle as is de
scribed—whereby the weak are
eliminated by the power of the
strong — would be the result of "the
barbarous sentiment that runs
through evolution ”
“All the sentiment activities of
civilized society are condemned be
cause they enable the weak members
to propagate their kind,” r.-ads the
attack upon Darwin's stat-iucnt.
"then he drags mankind down to the
level of the brute and compares 'be
HOBO KIDNEY AND BLAD-
DER REMEDY
is giving relief In very serious cases
all over the south Mr. P. N. Wil-
son of Kinston. N. C., writes that he
had vary serious pains in the back
and side and a little later his eyes
became weak, ached, throbbed and
hurt ami finally wui advised to wear
glasses also to see a physcian which
he did and after he had taken sev
eral kind- of kidney medicines with-
out result one day while looking
over a newspaper saw Hobo Kidney
and Bladder Remedy advertised de-
cided to try It. He states after tak
ing one bottle pains In his back
level Oft tne oruie auu anuc**™ ing on** laune puius m ius uai i*
freedom given to man unfavorably and sides left hltn and also waa able
___a_a tk..i .. .. (> * i f gftti t -..it ............ .1.. . __owao
with the restraint that we put on
barnyard beasts'’
Then the speech concludes with a
likening of the Scopes case to the
trial of Christ before Pilate,
"It Is again the choice between
God and Baal," read the manuscript
in lines from which the spirit of
itrvun. the crusader, fairly flamed.
"It Is a renewal of the issue In
Pilate's court. In that historic trial
•he greatest In history—force, !m
per a on* ted by Pilate, occupied the
to quit wearing glasses without eyes
bothering him anymore. A treatment
of Hobo Kidney and Bladder Remedy
is guaranteed to give results when
others fail Your neighborhood drug
gist Kells it.
City Drug Company. Shannon Phar-
macy, Cowman's Pharmacy, Hensley
Pharmacy. Plymouth Drug Company,
Wood-Owens Drug Company.
HOBO MEDICINE COMPANY
Beaumont, Texaa
—Adv.
Out of bed and
into Kellogg’s!
Boy! What
a breakfast!
Each crackly
crisp flake is
chock-full of
flavor supreme!
Tomorrow, for breakfast, a
flavor surprise, a flavor feast
— a big, Happy serving of
Kellogg’s Corn Flakes — a
pitcher of milk or cream—
perhaps, fresh or preserved
fruit too! Just the ticket to
start the day right! Served
and sold everywhere.
CORN FLAKES
Oten-lrttk ALWAYS
IiUiH'i paiMftW mm* mW
boiIiIi eroMor pr#o#r»#i (A#
imm mmd kttwo tko la««
I—if m$p. Tkt» ie mm urA»>
mmw fdfefl fomlmttl
Wm challmngm tKm World!
Tasta that waadarfiil flavar
foftjad aaly la Kall#(('i Cara
Fifthaa. Coaa(ara It with aay
raadr-la-aat caraal. Vaii'll baaa
why ■llhaaa daman* Mtoad's.
-*S.
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