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THE REND BULLETIN, DAILY EDITION, BEND. OREGON, THURSDAY, JUNE 11, 1926
HEADWAY SLOW
IN GERM TRIAL
Shepherd Counsel Halt
State Answers
he learned Mrs. Mct'linlock was ilea l
and he was to be one of Billy's
gua rdia a.
"Shepherd's job mi to raise the
youngster Billy to manhood; a law-!
ycr named Alexander Relehniann waa '
in control of the money." Crowe!
Prosecution's Star Witness
Dismissed, Testimony
Utterly Blocked
(U. I. Lriwl Wirt lu I h.- H. i.J Bulletin)
CRIMINAL COURT ROOM. hi
rago, June 11 Efforts to prove that
William 1). shepherd murdered Hilly
McClintock failed to make headway
UKainst the repented objections of
the defense this afternoon.
Again and again Shepherd's attor
ney proletited against tactics em
ployed by State's Attorney Robert B
Crbwe and on nearly every occasion
they were upheld by Judge Thoniaa
J. Lynch. The rulings prevented
witnesses from building up the chain
of circumstantial evidence by which
Crowe hoped to seud Shepherd to th
gallows.
So completely did the defense hav
Crowe stopped that Judge Harry 01
son. who expected to testify for a
week, was dismissed after answering
I few preliminary questions.
Kfforts to draw' the story of the
fatal "McClintock fortune" from Al
exander Reichmann, the next wit
ness. met with little more success.
New Home Forced
Finally, however. Crowe succeedeo
in getting Reichmann to tell part el
hia story. It dealt with his effort;
to provide a "good home" fo little
Hilly. Reichuiann was coguardian ol
Hilly, shariug the responsibilities
with Mrs. Shepherd.
"I never could talk to Mrs. Shep
herd alone." Reichmann testified.
"Shepherd was always there with h"
lind butted into our conversations.
"I tried unsuccessfully to get the
Shepherds to keep Billy quiet as he
wna a sickly child after his mothei
died, but they insisted upon draggiK
htm all over the country on pleasure
trips.
"After some effort. I forced them
into probate court and made them
provide a new home for Billy in the
suburbs, where he could get plentr
of fresh air. The money was provid
ed by the estate, which was in m
control."
At this point court adjourned fot
the day and the state announcer
Kelchmann would he questioned fur
ther tomorrow.
0M'tiing Statement Made
"This man Shepherd." Crowe de
clared in his opening statement,
"took advantage of his wife's friend
ship to Mrs. McClintock and at
tached himself to the McClintock
household.
"He did not work to earn a living,
but lived a live of ease, reading and
fishing. He did it off the McClin
tock fortune."
Crowe went over Shepherd's entire
history, seeking to show the jury
that Shepherd had lived in anticipa
tion of Inheriting the McClintock
$1,000,000 estate.
Shepherd and his wife followed
the widow McClintock and her five
year old son. Billy, to Texas. 16
years ago." Crowe rontlnued. "He
poisoned Mrs. McClintock' mind
against the attorney which her de
censed husband had appointed to
guard the estate. He wanted to get
the money in his own clutches."
IVath Story Told
Crowe then told of Mrs. McClin
tock' death. He made no charge
of murder against Shepherd for this
death, but told the jury thai Shep
herd was "dancing with glee' when
went on.
"This arrangement was not satis
factory to Shepherd. He didn't love
the boy. He did not want a son to
love and educate. He wanted the
money.
"After falling In other schemes,
he decided on one plait of action to
guard the money It Included murder-
the cold blooded murder of an
innocent boy."
This "plan of action." Crowe de
clared, "consisted of raising Billy to
the threshold of manhood and get
ting him to make a will." Then.
Crowe charged. Shepherd committed
the murder.
By a court rutins, oil slate's wit
negaai were ordered out of the court
room. There was a score of them,
including pretty Isabelle Pope. Billy's
I fiance, and Judge Harry , Olson.
Shepherd's nemesis.
COUNTY LIBRARY
ADDITIONS MADE
New List Announced Here
Has Many Divisions
Another list of books on varied
topics has been indexed and placed
on the shelves of the Deschutes coun
ty public library ready for distribu
tion, announces Miss Helu.i Johns,
librarian. The volumes are a fol
lows: On the Seven Day Shelf
Aldrich Mother Mason.
Becke Pacific Tales,
father Lost Lady.
Dickens Christmas Carol.
Ferber Cheerful by Request.
Foote Pocono Shot.
Lewis- - Arrow-smith.
Lewis Our Mr. YVrenn.
Mitchell Amos Judd.
Nordhoff PIcaro.
Norris McTeague.
O'Shaughnessy Viennese medley.
Reynolds His Second Venture.
Rothery The High Altar.
Stern The Matriarch.
Terhune Further Adventures of
Lad.
Weyman A Gentleman of France.
Travel
Kd wards Alsace-Lorraine. Notes
of a traveler: beautifully illustrated.
Edwards Holland of Today.
England Vikings of the Ice. En
tertaining narrative of the ways and
customs of the Newfoundland seal
hunters.
Relk Tour of America's National
Parks
Townsend A Iabrador Spring.
Notes of a traveler in Nova Scotia
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Biography
Radzlwill Confessions of the
Czarina.
Bigelow William Cnllen Bryant.
Coolidge Ulysses S. Grant.
Hall Memories Grave and Gay.
Woodherry Nathaniel Hawthorne.
Warner Washington Irving.
Carpenter John GretnLef Whit
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Bonner Story History of France.
Lewis & Clarke History of the
expedition under the command of
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Hunting The Red Mans Conti
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Karie costume of Colonial Times.
IiikpihoII Tlie Wit of the Wild.
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Lance Shawnee's Warning.
Lunge -Threat of Sitting Hull.
Mason - Tom Strong, Hoy Captain,
Miller The Hidden People.
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