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Lawrence Trial
(Continued from page 1)
PARIS, March 20. General GalH
cnl has been superseded by General
Roques as minister of, -war.
It was stated some days ago that
General Gallleni was ill.
Admiral La Cazo was appointed to
take his place temporarily' and com
bine his functions as minister of ma-
jac-with those of the war ministry.
Later the definite appointment of
General Roques was announced.
General Gallleni has been the
French minister of war since October,
1915. Before that ho was military
governor of Paris. Before the war '
broke out there had been a feud of
thirty years' standing between Gener-i
als Joffre and Gallleni. They had
not shaken hands nor exchanged j
icuui siccuugs uurinK mat period.
"With the declaration of war they bur
ied the hatchet and promised to co-
operate with each other to the fullest
degree for the- good of their country.
Since then there have been no Indica
tions of a reopening of the feud.
Friction with Senate
There has, however, been frequent
rnction between Gallleni and the
French senate as a result of which
Gallleni has more than once threat
ened to resign. Ex-Premier Georges
Clemenceau, head of the senate army
commission, has been an outspoken
critic of the ministry and of the con
duct of the war.
Much of this criticism has been di
rected against alleged faults in the
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f that the witness so to Andrew. Todd
said be carried some 'food and a re
peating rifle, explaining that he al
ways took a gnn when he went In
the vicinity of Lawrence's place.
He stated that he visited Kuebne
at the tank house until 11 o'clock
during which time Kuehno told him
of shutting off the water, and they
discussed the matter. Todd said he
left the gun and some extra cartridges
in the tank house when he went homy.
wards that this gun could only be
cocked by the lever action.
Durham also testifies to the direc
tion the guns would throw shells
out, when the ejectors were worked,
and he stated that on the front porch
he found shells from both guns, and
that on the ground he found two
26-20 shells, Indicating shots toward
Kuehno In the field, and another of
the samo calibre, Indicating It was
shot from the ground or lower front
step, where Mrs. Kuehno was stand
ing when she was shot. ,
In cross examination, Rcnner
sought to show Durham was more
than merely officially Interested in the
case, and had discussed Its merits
Durham was subjected to a long
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Asked why he left the gun with
Kuehne, Todd replied that in their cross examination at the resumption
oi the case this afternoon, and Ren
General GaHienI T'
French aviation service, it may bef
signincant, in this connection, that
General Roques, who succeeds Oal
llenl, was formerly fnajfector general
of the air service and Is an author
ity on matters of military aviation.
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discussion he had advised Knehne as
follews:
"Lawrence Is undoubtedly not on
the place, so there Is no danger of
trouble and it will not be necessary
lor me to stay with you. Make your
ftieiLback in the tank house, and lock
the door. Nobody can get in without
waking you. .Whatever yon do, don't
btart anything. You've got posses
sion of the cabin, and have he water
'ut off. If anything is started, let
Lawicnce start It, which he'll un
doubtedly do. Don't start using a
En n until he does, and then shoot to
kill. I left the gun for the boy's
j protection."
The defense worked hard to show
.Todd vindictive toward Lawrence, re
calling a fistic encounter between
the two men after some heated words
In which Todd accused Lawrence of
retting fire to JQorsey Johnson's barn,
after which Todd shot Lawrence,
young Kuehne struck Lawrence and
the two took the defendant to Merrill
.He was also questioned regarding
vrltlng, with others, to the pension
bureau and the bureau of naturaliza
tion suggesting that Lawrence be de
ported. Asked If he would like to
see Lawrence sent out of the country,
the witness replied that he would, to
tell the truth about It.
He was also asked If he had told
J. O. Swindler since the shooting that
"if they let the s of a b out
(meaning Lawrence) they'll need a
box for him," and replied in the neg
ative, and answered the same way to
a question regarding his telling
another neighbor that they wanted to
cinch Lawrence and get him out of
there.
On re-direct examination, Todd ex
plained that be bad asked the neigh
bor whether"Bome range cattle had
been killed, In order to protect his
own stock, not to cinch Lawrence.
The state also attempted to Introduce
Mrs. Kuebne's story to Todd regard
ing Lawrence driving her off the
homestead, but this was ruled out
Andrew Kuehne was recalled, and
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hei" np. she wore a knitted wool cap.
State of the best evidence yet in
troduced by the prosecution in sup
port of Its contention that Lawrence
shot "Uxa. Kuehne from the front
porch tos given this .forenoon by
Constat tte T. M. Durham of Merrill.
He told of .finding two shotguns, a
80-30 automatic and a 36-20 lever
action rlflV in ibe house occupied by
Lawrence ajnd itke Hunters, and two
other guns which bad not been shot.
He stated t.Vt ibe 25-20 was cocked
at the time, nd'had a shell In the
chamber,- aaC SuM foaad after-
ner asked him many questions re
garding the ejectment of such guns
as found, whether they would always
throw tho shells' the same distances,
etc
There was some little battle over
the asking of a question by Renner
to ascertain If a man on the steps
could see where Mrs. Kuehne was
found wounded. There were several
objections before this was put In
manner suitable for an answer,
'On the rulings of this court, the
defense has been able, with leading
questions, to draw out matters and
go Into the defense on matters not
taken up In the direct examination,
enabling them to do what they ought
not to be permitted to do," said Onelll.
After some reamrks from Kuykendall
to the contrary, Onelll re-stated the
objection, saying the defense was go
ing Into the defenes Illegally on a
pretext of cross examination, after
which Knyltendali ordered Renner to
put the questions differently, In con
nectloh with some stated point of the
direct examination.
Renner then asked If a roan stand
ing on the porch where the shells
were found could see Mrs. Kuehne,
where she was found, at a point
ninety-four feet north and, a little to
the east of the porch. The answer
was that she would be visible, and
the view from there would be un
obstructed.
The defense also asked questions
to Indicate that Durham had mixed
the shells up considerably on bis way
to town,-and had told others that be
could not tell then just where he
had found them.
Orson Seals testified that be and
his wife were driving to Merrill last
spring, Hind while passing Lawrence's
place they had a talk with Lawrence,
in which the latter s tat edx that "that
old bitch (meaning Mrs. Kuebne) Is
down there again, and If she doesn't
quit bothering me, I'll murder her."
A recess of half an hour was taken
following Beals' testimony,
Mrs. Beals was tho last witness for
the state, being called to corroborate
her husband's testimony.
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SAN FRANCISCO, March 20. ,
With Impresslvo funeral rites, Tonk!
King Cbong, bead of tho Chinese rev
olutionists In America, will bo burled
tomorrow.
All things Chlucsu will bo missing
from tho ritual, which will be con
ducted by the Chinese Masons along
strictly American lines.
Tonk was editor of the Chlueso
Republic Journal, published here, and
wax reputed to bo tho "brain" o(
the revolutionary operations from his
desk here, and iilso superintended tho
raising of funds hero to liimnoo tho
rebel army.
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SO. 7107
UEI'OIIT OK TIIK CONDITION OF THE
First National Bank
At Klaninili Knll, In the Utute of Oregon, at thu Clou- of
HuhIiichh on March 7, I Win
ItEHOUItCES
I. l.ouiitt mill ilUcoiinU H4 1,269.24
'J OuTiiritflM, tiUHccurrd C2 il
V. V. 8. UumU:
n. I', ri. bonds doponltud lu
m'ciiio circulation (par
wiliwO ... , .....1100,000.00
I). V. S. bonds pledged to
ni'diii' ilrculntlon (par
Millie 10,000.00
Total (;. S. bonds UU.OOOOU
I. Iluudi, Beciirltlos, Etc.:
b. Bonds other than U, S.
, bonila pledged to secure
V. S. dupotiltri lfi.000.00
i II o n d h mid securities
pIcdKcd as collnti'ral for
xtutv, or other deposltN
(postal excluded) or bills
payable. 36,160.00
i Hocurlllos other than U. H.
bonds ( not incliidlng
hlncl(H) owned utiplvdgod.. 24,613.24
Total bonds, securities,
vtc. 7I.7V3.24
:. ii StibHcrlptlon to stock of
Federal Itcservo Hunk . . . . 6,800.00
b. l.fK amount unpaid .... 3,400.00 3,400.00
7. a. Value of bunking housu
(If unencumbered) .... 30.000.0U
s. Furniture und fixtures . . . 6,000.00
y. Iteal cstulu owned other than
banking hoiino 1.136.42
lu. Net amount duo from Federal
Iteservo Hunk 19,802 2D
II. it. Not amount duo from ap
, proved ruHorvt iiKeiiin In New
York, CIiIcuko, und Ht. Louis. 9,061.02
b. Net umouiit due from ap
proved reserve iikohIh In
othnr reserve cities ...... 72,101.00 81,762. OH
!2. .Vet amount duo from banks
und Imnkors (other than In
cluded in 10 or 11) 2,220.68
It. Other checks on buuks'ln tho
the same city or town as re
porting hunk 1,418,98
l.'i. u, Otitsldo checks und other
cusii Items 1,907.60
b. Fractional curiency, nick
els nnd cents 409.94 2,317.66
10. Notes of other national hanks 5,300.00
18. Coin find certificates - 29,949.80
20. Kcdcmptlou fund with U. H.
Treasurer nnd due from II.
H. Treasurer 6,000.00
'I'olul ' $813,411.64
, ,. , . MAII1LITIEH
24. Capital Htpck paid In $100,000.00
26. Surplus fund 14,600,00
20. Undivided prollts ..8,292.38
n. Ik-served for taxes 3,616,61 $11,807.89
c Less current expenses, In
tercut ami taxes paid 7,060,43 4,157.46
ix. Circulating notes outstanding 100,000.00
.0. Due to bunks and bankers'
11. Dividends unpaid 460.00
Demiind Depesits:
32. Individual deposits subject to
check ; 418.707.2C
33. Certificates of deposit due In
less than 30 day's 464.10
34. Ccrtlllod checks 1,021.10
35. Cushlor's checks outstanding 916.12
30. United States deposits 8,468.98
37. 1'ostul savings deposits .... 6,903.00
38. Htuto, county, or other munic
ipal deposits secured by
Item 4c of, "Rpsources" , . 37,426.33
..9. Deposits ronulrlng notice but
less than 30 days:
Totul domnnd deposits, Items
32, 33, '34, 35, 36, 37, 38,
..m . ? ...." $473,886.09
lime doposlts (payable after" 30 "
days or subject to 30 days or
moro notice) :
40. Certlllcates of deposit . . , . 92,204.93
12, Other time depesits:
Total of time deposits, Items
4 4. a. Other bonds borrowed
without furnishing collateral , . ..
. seeurlty for same . , . , , 1 6,000.00
'49. Letters of credit . rW . . ! . SQ0.00
Total , . , .77 .?,, ,. , . .$818,1J'64
Stnto of Oregon,
County of Klamath, ss.
u..iJiI',h" llK'M- cusliier of the above-named bank, do
solemnly swour that the ubovo stutement Is true to tho
J,.r,.y,JyiSw,oa0 Bnd uel'e'.
COHHECT ATTEST:
JOHN M. MOORK,
B. R. REAMES,
B. I' McCORNACK, Directors. . ,. ' h
Stibiicrlbed and sworn to before me this 16tta day of Mtren
l!l'. fiBRT B. WITHROW, NoUry Publle.
(My commission expires November S3, 1910)