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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 22, 1921)
-wm1 -Ewa.J3iBe?M.V THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON Page Four . t7s , r j.. cawnrT'aRaMRanRisnnmc- '' MWMMTi'MGBMMCIt lMt ) I , w a w V i W tlRSONAL MENTION 1 1 1 jrie urga to (ravel appeared to haf slsseit hold of a largo number TMamath Fall folk and thor start aSiat on thli morning's train (or PaajFranelsco and other California patau on pleasure bent. Mr. and Mri. atria Watt and famltrt who were phianlng on leaving In their car this manlng (or thn Pay city, left In ata4 on tho train; Mr. nm! Mn. M. fl.,Wct were other well known Kin maih Fall resident who took thotr departure (or Ran Francisco thlr merntng, expecting to upend the natt two weoka with friends Kioto, (Mri. E. Markwnrdt was a passeii' garden the outgoing trnln bound (or flikj Prnnrlseo to spend the holiday" jMra. V. I.. Wright left tor Port land, where she wilt bo with her family over Christmas and New Tears. W. B. Qulscnbury was tho only registered guest on tho White Pell. e "hotel book last night. Ho Rare hla address aa Arroyo Grande. William Splker left on thn morn ing train (or San Joso to spend an Indefinite time. Mrs. Charles Itobert left (or Weed this morning where she will Join Mr noberts and together they will go by car over the Siskiyou mountains tn Madford to' spend Christmas with Mr Roberts' parents. Mrs. fc. V. Thompson was a pass afar on the morning train on her way, to Loa Angeles where she will TeK for the next (ew weeks. W. B. Parker, general manager of the Klamath Development company. started for Ran Francisco this morn Ing and will spond the next few weak In the aouth. dt. 8. Lleurance, an engineer em Ployed with the U. S. It. S.. started ob the (Irst lap o( his journey to Hoi bam, Colorado, where he will spend tne holiday. Mr. and Mr. C. K. Miller were passengers on tho train this morning on their way to Macdoel to spend Christmas with Mrs. Millers rela tive. Mrs. Miller wss Miss Norma Adams before her marriage (our months ago, when she secretly be came the bride of Mr. Miller at a quiet ceremony In Treka. Mrs. Miller Is planning on continuing her studies at the University this next term. Mrs. A. A. Atkinson, accompanied by mtb. Alfred Peterstelner. left this toning for her home In Dorrls. Mrs. Feterstjlner will be tho house guest ot Mr. Atkinson over the holidays. Mr. and Mrs. J. E Dreher started Uto morning for Los Angeles to Tend the winter. cpccting to return here In the spring. i Mr. T. A. narrows and son, Tom, .were jaaaengera on tbo outgoing train bound for Central Point, with the Intention of visiting with rela lives until the New Year. MORKKtRD I will pay $S0 reward for the ar mrest and conviction of the party or parties that stole from my ranch In Horsefly Valley, tho night of Dee. lltb, one Lakevlew Saddle. Chain atamp, one black pair chaps, one pair chinks, one $10 bridle. I., flerber. 21-29 m SHASTA VIEW PROGRAM r . -' The Shasta View school Is pro anting a Christmas program to Bight ,to which the public Is cor dlaJlr Invited. A flTATBMEXT OK FACTS (Continued from Page 1) would resist it to the limit. If he came with a replevin we would glad ly turn the property over to him, pending our securing a redelivery bond. It was this suggestion that gave to those who aro seeking to override the law tbo germ of an Idea. A writ of replevin was Issued In the name of the sheriff and since he was the Interested party. It had to be served by the coroner. This duty waa performed by Coroner Whltlock yesterday and we willingly surrender ed the property, stating at the same time that la half an hour wo would furnish him with a redelivery bond, which would make It necessary for him to again return the property to us. la the mantlmo ho is compelled by law to keep It, In his possession. But the writ of replovlu was only trick. The purpose of tho sheriffs office was to gain onterance to tho room .where the material was stored with out breaking through tho door. De puty Sheriff Hawkins came as deputy coroner purely Illegal act. Two thar deputies from the sheriffs of flee were' on' band to lend assistance. The plan was to rush tho property from the premises and then go Into .court and dismiss the suit, leaving -the eoronsr to (ace the music. We 'suggested to Mr. Whltlock that he proceed carefully, since we were looking to him and not the sheriff and that If be were not In a position te' return the property to us, we weuU hold him responsible. Ileallz lag that care was necessary be sought legal advice and after receiving It employed an attorney. Ho then dis after ptlvnto consultation with the doputloa ho rnme to us, dropped the rodellver)' bond upon our desk nnd, flko Pilate, said "I wash my hands of tho wholo thing. Tho case has been dismissed nnd so far as I nm rnn. cerncd I'm through. They sought to njaKo tho goat out of my office, hut I won't stand for It." In evident haste ho left tho office, but forgot In take his deputies with him. Almost Immediately Deputy Haw. kins appeared nn the scene, ami when wo Informed him that the coroner had returned the property to us. he remarked. "Yes. I know nil about It and I nm hero to take It I hop It will mit bo necessary to take It by forre, tint 1 nm cotnc to iiko force If It la required to get It." It then dawned on us what the srhemo wb. Tho deputy coroners cro transformed Into deputy sher iffs. They were in tho press room whllo the property was In the com posing room. Willo we, wore rcnioti- stratlng with Mr. Hawkins over such Illegal proceediire, tho doors were locked, thus shutting out the officers In the buck nnd Mr. Hawkins and another deputy In tho front office, Claiming to bn still acting under the direction of Judge KiiykcndaU's preemptory writ, Mr. llnwklns sought entry to where the property was stored and dlseoxercd that he was confronted with the same situa tion that had defeated his former move. Ho then sought tho services of n carpenter for the purpose of breaking through, and It was nl this point (hat wo decided to take a hand and proto t our property. "We were Placed under arrest on the charge of contempt "i court, which was later changed to assault with a deadly weapon and restating nn officer In the discharge of his duty. For this we are under bonds of JT.'O; to keep the pence wo were obliged to put tip a bond of tlSOO. There has been no I change In the situation since then.' The property Is still In our possession mid will remain there until the offi cers take It by legal process. The notion of tlm sheriffs offlco Is so high-handed, na to Im beyond the pale of rondonrniKiit. Lost In II Is the personality of nil tho persons nnd elements entering Into tho controver sy out of which has arisen all of tint difficulties above detailed It has re solved Itself Into n iiucMlmi of hu man lights and human liberties, the most precious heritage of the liuiimn rare, a heritage for which millions haxo died nnd which hno railed to tho altar of sncrltlco the greatest minds of every age. Kor )eitr them has grown up In Klamath county among its officers n disregard tor tho'lnw that reached lit culmination In tho disgraceful otetita of jettenlay. The rights of clllteiis In eiery walk of life have been set aside and might has been enthroned In practically pery department of the county's government Hut like every autocracy, there Is nlways struck n spark that starts the blate that destiny tho nutocrals, Thero Is always tho last straw. Homo times (ho Incident Is trivial, somo limes great, tint the results are al was tlm same -the enthronement of right nnd reason, of law and order, ot liberty mid Justice. That lime li nbout at hand In Klamath county. It was our Intention In thn very near future In step aside nnd let other ngencles bring iilioul the rhiingo Hint Is so much needed In our strife torn community. Wo thought that by so doing wo might tin Men tho day when factious would bo united, quarrels dropped, pnaro reign and our Moved city would go forward under tho Impetus of co operation and harmony. Hut wo now know that no such result Is possible while there exists In our midst a con dition so rotten as that developed eMerday und III which Ve were an unwilling participant. That Is why we pledge to you that all that we liave(nd all that wo can do shall hn devoted ito n purifying of conditions hero, Wnjfully understand thn responsibilities, of our task nnd the consequences Uist will ensue, hut these nnly make tin Iho morn willing In undertake It mid we promise you that wo will nnver put II aside until Klajnath Palis and Klamath- County are in n do safe for llm humblest clll-sen BASKETBALL ELKS vs. MERRILL TOWN TEAM LEGION vs. K. C. H. S. These gsmrs open the rooms of the Klamath Amateur Athlnllc Association, nt collier of Fourth and Klamath. Admission, GOc Club Members, 25c FRIDAY NIGHT "Are you a member of'K. A. A. A.? 0 Christmas Weather With Its Mantle of Snow Naturally makes you think of "Comfy" things at home, and. what more "comfy" than to snuggle down under warm blankets these cold nights and what more appropriate Christmas Gift for mother or wife? Suggestiens: You can get them at prices within the reach of all at the Central Outfitting Co. . "THE HOUSE OF SERVICE1' Main and Ninth SU. We still have a large selection of articles suitable for Cliristmas gifts but we advise early shopping, as buy ers are out in force every day, an dthe best numbers aro being picked up by discriminating shoppers. WW& tV. 'Lj'bbbbbbbb ABB! 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All Bath Robes and Smoking Jackets go on Bale today and the balance of the week at 25 re" 20 REDUCTIONS on all Mackinaws and Leather vesi3. xnow is tne time you will need these fine, warm stylish garments. And what could be better for Christmas gifts? fa OFF on all. Men's Leather Overcoats. Some won derful styles to select from. All belted, some revers ible. Fur and plain collars. Now One-Half Price. All other Overcoats on sale at big reductions. If in doubt about his present give him a Mer chandise Order... Issued for any article or for any amount OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL CHRISTMAS duction. K. K. K. STORE Leading Clothiers sssm ttPes&&x&i covert tbt we were right in our ttMa. H6 MfM Mok to til PNlei im) sbbbbbb .amBBBBBBaPsar aBB 'F'"' rLw rr' BBBiagBBBr rw MKJUWJT,r Tr bbbbbV9' wW r 4sMl flsBBasBBBW bbbbbbbbbbbt sbbbb5b sbMbTT sbbbbCbbw Jsav smaaaaaaaaaaF- BBBCgasB' v ssibbb' .. ..i- ' Ji.