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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 10, 1920)
WUDAV, foHUHMllKn 10, ilW. THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON rAdR MOOT SEZ Ingersoll Trial in New Court House (Continued from'Pago 1) twuti oxhniuted. JiiiIro Camjibclt do nlcd tlio ohjectlum First Tlalmilmn QurwtliMiol II, Nylandor wm tho first entrq man examined. Mr. Nylandor, an In telligent, substantial appearing man, stated ttint ho tins boon a resident cif thin county tor 1? years, and that ho wns a native o( Sweden. Closely examined, Mr. NyUnder said that ho knew nothing doflnlto regarding the tacts surrounding tho homicide, al-i though ho had read something about tho shooting In The Kvenlng Herald Ho had not talked with an) one about Ingersoll and had never seen him prior to his appearanro In the court room .this morning. Ha stated that ho had noTor discussed tho affair with anone who. purported to know the facts. Ajikcd about his reasons for reading tho nowspapors, Mr Nyalnder said that h'p generally rend them for1 pistlmo, and as a result of his perusal of The Herald ho might havo gained an Impression about the case, but hardly an opin ion. Furthermore, he could, not ro member discussing tho case with an)' one. Tlicjr Ilrad The IlmUil Mr. N lander had also read an article In The Herald ot December 4, but as ho 'remembered It tho art !cl d.al simply with the tlmo when tho cose would bo "brought to trial. He read the accountwlth no special Interest and did not remember seeing anything which might lead him to think the defendant was olther guilty or innocent. He mould bo willing, he said to bo tried, if ho were in the de fendants' place by a Jury ot men in his present frame ot mind, and in sisted that it was 'the duty of the state to provo the defendant guilty rather than for the defendant to prove his innocence. He could, he said, give bath the state and the de fense s square deal as a Juryman, and while he bettered killing justi fied If done In self defense, ho was willing to be guided by the court's instructions In that regard. He be llered in protecting the sanctity ot the home, and that the wronged par ty had a right to Ipqulm Into alleged defamatory stories reflecting upon bis wife. He had no acquaintances in Dairy, where tho shooting took place, and knew only-two or tljrro of. the names enumerated by Attorney Irwin, pre' sumably people who would, be called an witnesses in mo inai. . Unwritten law Introdurrtl Questioned by Prosecuting Attor ney Duncan Mr. Nylander said that he believed In the unwritten law to a certain extent, but that be could be guided by the evidence Introduced. He did not believe in taking life for slander .Regarding capital punish ment, tbq 'veniremen sold that he was a believer In capital punishment, but thought that greater care should bo exercised in the conviction of per sons charged with ij&r ilSP,, Mr. Ny lander was accepteeTn'ibo first juror. 8lx Juror Accepted Jurors temporarily accepted up to 3 o'clock wero II. N'ylander, Merrill: John A. Koontc, Klamath Falls; A. B. Gale. Langell Valley;. (I. U, Carlton. Merrill: C. D. Merrill, Merrill; C. M. Ramsby, Klamath Oils. They are subject to peremptory challenge. Talesmen excused wero Francis J. Bowno; James Dell. Dan Ryan, Otto Heldrlck, W. A. Jones. II. 8. Wake field, Paul Dogardus K. I. Apple- bate, L. H. Geertson, Charles Kester and J. Jt. Dixon. Personal Mention James Robinson left this morn ing for San Francisco and Oakland, where he will visit with trlends and relatives. Mrs. George Thranbor, who has been Indisposed for the past week, la reported better today, Henry Davis and twite are in tho "city today from Swan Lake valley, having arrived last night. Mrs, Anita l.aberee Is here from T)ly and is a guest at the White Peli can hotel, Percy Grlsez'ls bore from the Ori nor mill at lionaiua, for a brief busi ness and pleasure visit. F. Doan nrr(vcd from Weed last night and Is looking after business affairs hero today. - Dan Drlscoll is a city visitor today from Dairy, where ho is connected with the Strahorn railroad company. Wm. Allen, a buslnoss man at Ship- plngton, was here this morning at tending to buslnoss affairs. C, F, Tripled was a county seat vis itor from bis ranch on the Merrill road the middle ot the week. 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