The Evening herald., January 26, 1929, Page 1, Image 1

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east portion. Frealt southwest
to west winds on the coast.
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KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON, SATURDAY, JANUARY 26, 1920
Number 6251
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I m I I I I I In II I liil M I III I
ILLS KEEP
OPERATING
IN WINTER
Few Plants Have
Down During Decern
and January
LUMBER EMPLOYES
MAVt O 1 tAUl WUKfw
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IWly All H.wu.111. In Mi.u,lli
r'alla Have Operated Throng!.-
out Winter; Pelican liny Knw-
mill Mliui. Ilunn Imi Might 1
lor llrwln
Answer to I lip question or wli ;
there turn not been Hi bsimI win- ,
cr rerraidon In busliica Waal
fonail liNlay In urcy nf win
ter Ininltrr ,Hrnt liui", conducted
by llu Evening Herald.
Willi a (aw Isolated exception,:
ninlur Klmnulh knwiullla hat'M
been operating on n two-ahlft'
ba.l throughout llio wlnlcr, 1
plug only Ion rnomh to niako '.
nurriuuiry n pulr. An a nuiill ,
tho liimtirr "payroll" haa virtual -
ly bvvn IiiIhcI.
Not only baro Oia iinillN
In-rn In opcialloii, 'imt liimlivr
compaiili'a are iilaiiiilna lo
f iiiiiii log I nil uuwallona Jual a .
nwti ai wrathvr roudlllona pcr-
mil on opurallon will atari
around the forepart uf Kebniavy, .
and tho rest will string along , atop algn. rorered witu snow and
between tho middle of rVlirwtry j overturned. Tho glrla wore
and Ilia nilddla of March. - thrown from Ihn sled wlih nov-
fp to lust night, Kluuiulh a!""' (one.
two large.l auwmllla. tho pollcan! Th" ,,"" "lrl '"'
Hay l.ninlx r company plant and ' ly '""'ruled Up. It waa nnee.
tho Kwauua lloi company opera-1 ,! -ul alltihea to
lion, bavo been operating tbro-,rluM' ""' "oniid.
ughout Ihe winter on a two-hlft i 1,0,11 Kr, vrta ,'"dl: ruloa
baals. However, alter n iwj-hour
run. Ihn Pellcnn llav aawmlll
iloaod down for repalra. 1 "'r ' Mr- ',", f,n- w- K- Voung.
The Kw.un. llo company ln i8" ,uUl,"l .' ",0 i'"""""1
.ddl.lon to regular two ahlft," uf
operation In Ih. w .il l. has Mr. .n.l .Mr.. William Dunn. She
nlao oporuted one ahlft lo Ihoi. h .,... -rl ,h..
planing mill and box factory
throughout ihn winter. Tho In in.
Iter production ha liven normal
Insofar a wcuihnr condition
would permit. Tho plant con
tinued operation throughout the i
winter of ID27-2H.
Tho I VI Iron Buy sawmill will
bo closed for aonio lime, prnb-1
yably resinning operation some :
time around March 1. Tho Pull-
run Bay planing mill aud box 1
rnctory hn. been and will con..
- inn., to operate on . one aim
bnala lagging operation, will
slurt In the aprlng.
Although th. Klam.ih Lumber
and Box sawmill b not been ,
cpernllng during tho winter, tho
mill has kept It box factory run
ning on a one shift baals.
Tho mill will rvauinu operation
about March 1.
Tho Big Lakes lumber opera- '
lion has uot only maintained It. i
mnnufuclurliig unit thronghaiit
the winter, but
logging on"tru'cls in
lllver country.
Tho suwinlll In on a two-lilft
bol and. except (or a two
fCulllinui d ert raaw Klve)
Poor Pa
"I guean Ma wuhu'I lliluliln'
about Juiilcr beln' Ilka mo
when alio whipped hint this
mornln'. Ha didn't give him
tt vury hunl ouo."
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B. BALDWIN
FIGHTS OFF
REPORTERS
. SKW YOIIK. Jan. ii. (AIM- ,
! After a disturbance at ihu ilir !
iKiimmin l-ciiKlcn. French tenuis
alar, her mother anil llialitwln M.
tlalO win. wealthy ('atlfnrulan. '
left for today ou tho atvaiuNhlp I
I'arl. Also aboard w lludlcvj
, Field Malouo, Now York ami
Parla lawyer, alio aald ha would
uy to obtain a divorce (or Bald-
CL,,'''"- "'"I ! "I''" runne audi
snu I Baldwin would be married. I
Italdwlii had v'tnl lu.nlc
wlih Photographers while the,
I nn l alar loudly demanded thai!
thny he arreatcd.
In hla aialeroum. when lm hnd
regained hla polio, llaldwlu pur-;
run quel Ion..
Tha tumult Blurted with tli ,
boom of a flaahlliihl lialdwln i
, of , phoIOIr,pn,.r
,, attempted to wreal III. cam-
era from hi in. I In waa utuur-'
"-"("I. not discouraged. He
fiacklcd another. Mil waa oaalu
J repulsed. A third attempt end-.
ed III a draw when officials of Ihu
Krii.-h lino aoparatud lialdwln
and tha camera man.
' Wilh r e r brul-a alout
(lliulr (arra and IkuIImh. I1IIIU
Dunn and Vlmlnla Younn. were
! conflnrd to Ihnlr homra today aa
ra-iiho roniilt tt an nncldi'Ut lui
GIRL COASTERS
SEVEHELYHUHTl
orrnlng nit Xorih 8nth atrrot.j, wbifoaboala or I'liurh-n
Whllu roaallns dwu AcaoVmy 0ll Touj, miploytul lu Klamath (
hilt Ihn l-d upon, whirh ih.v,u . ' ,.,irm.inpr (or tho lumt .
two glrla were riding, struck
" . . . .
Virginia Young l tun ouiirii-:r"
aprlug semester a a freahmiin. I
On Thursday night. Kl.le Knhn. j
dangh.er of Mr. uml r W
I l in in r-i'iiii w,ui',
at about Ihe sumo place, wnon
her sled skidded Into a piiTked
,icar. Hhe Buttered a nauiy ln-
jjurctl leg.
fmo A DI CTa
Onlr UlOACLLU
SOS REPORTS
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Jan. 2. (API
j k;;;;:. plVk i
.-low rd kcqMrtor. pK k
ud up an Hon can touay irom
;tho Brltl.h steamer Silver Maple..
which saw sue wa uiaanieu . au
muon . oi Jiosiuu. uusiuun
37;t0 north. G6:1R wuat. The
cnttar .noiave anil rum no at :
Boaton huvn bceji dlroctud to g-it !
In tour-It with tho steamer.
(iltklKNSBOUO, N. C, Jan. IV
In touch with tho steamer.
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b,,0"- N' L-' Jtt- ' ' '
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tiimiiAii.ui . ...... .
ha eoiillnuedlm,"',,B', iwo" Mark arriv-,Palo
n thu Hpiague lod ll?ru al 5 , m- "(,y "d
bike off for Boiling field, Waah
;lnglon, at daylight tomorrow.
"Lost" Of Lost River
- Recovered In xLaniell 'famous dance
O : ORCrlFSTRA TO
:
Thu "loal" of-Lout lllvor haaja drain through the '"loHt" sec-. PLAY IN CITY '
been recovered. lion Iho two open portion, they' - !
..... ,.r .ii,w u.,.,. have aeeomillihed their olijectlve. ! vie Mverx mid hla (iimnus re-'
llio upper rcneiius ui ino K
i .-- .t..,ii..
river nun inu noriunru .rfiiiseii
valley section. Im been bridged
iby (he cxcuvnllon of u seven mile
Idriihi. ' . , .
J Aflcr flowing fur aevonil miles
from It source, Lost river sud
denly dluappenra, on tho nan II)
end ot IjiiikuII valley. Tho river
; part Is absent unit in Its plnre
, . au m o 1,. i i. a 1UHI..I.OI..M.I v..
niursu.
So tile reetumullou Borvko,
feelltiii Hint till condition endan
gered, land vuliiea sot nhoiit to
find tliu "!ost" o( Lost river, lly
tho simple expodltlil v( digging
Telephotos
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Thiar ilrlurra, tramniltlrtl
by li'lrplionn rr:m i lrvlnnil,
(I., aliow tlir wrrrknicr rnirn
rtl by ilan t-ollUlon t,r au In
Irrurlutn trolley anil a mm
wnici'l Iimm In a aniiwnlortd
nmr IMirtup, !.. kllllnat
nnl lolurliiK lit MrMK-m.
t ' Pmi pliolu attitwa llow III?
h--IIik trolley plownl
llimoKli Hip liuic' bus rol.
Una; It lu two. l-ower l-li-plioto
allow tli winilxbb'l'l
i.r tliv bus, tliruuich whli Ii
lie ilrltrr waa rnlapulKil
ami tlHTrliy aavvU rruiu arrl
ia Injury.
WHEREABOUTS
OF MR. TOOL
1
SOUGHT HEREf
Iwo years, la being sought by AI
(red Collier o( thu American !.
ploii.
Today Mr. Collier ' received
worl (rom .Mrs. 1-. 11. Nelson o( (
lluhl. Mnlio. a sinter or Mr. Tool. ;
unking that the legion aanl.t in
the search (or hlin. -
Ilia mother la worried imd j
muklng a (rantlc effort lo locute
hlln ordi it,, utter
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Mr. Tool la said to be 23 y.ir
of uge. Ho I described as being
'five feet 10 Inches lull, weighing
;163 pouuda. Complexion, mrv
i dlum
Ho Is a member of lluhl Post
' n American Legion.
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MR. BUBB AND
WIFE TO VISIT
SOUTHERN ISLE
Leaving Klamath Kali
onlghi.
I Mr. anil
Mrs. K. M. Biibb wKI i
. aturl on
a dvllglitful trip of
mnnth fir Inneer whlell Ihftv nlun '
t0 anond In Cuba.
"Puna in tuna.
Knronle south to Now Orleans ,
tor ,
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n
At Long ; Beach
-
Uul,b- ou,h ,or "r i
;houlth. i
i ' Virginia Juno and Mary Janlco j
! Buhb. their small tlnughtera. will'
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Hubb, their small daughter.. ;
acconl.iiy ui.m aa ur aumn
.
Alto, where they will re-
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Mr. Buhb la cashier uf Hie
'American National b.Auk.' '
I In addition lo Ihu drain, rev-
miles ot channel 111 llio
I'lvor 1ms been cleared Hint I
suvernl sand burs bavu been
cleared away.
H. D. Nowoll. suiierllilomleiit
of reelumutloii, atild Hint tlireo
drug lino exenvnlors which hnTo
been In onerallon nil .Title Inkn
iwm nP wlihtlrawu from oner-1
ntlon If Iho present
Cold sio11 I
continues. .
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"It has Just been a tnsH-u) ; station front Kenlllo and other a now strike In tho rich Uobcrt
wlicthcr wo would rontliiNo or .coast Uillon trom tlmo to time, son mlno ul (latlce. Is lo bo sent
shut down during the' exception
ally cold woitlher," suld Mr, New
ell. "A few. degree voider nnd
wcT, ceuso oporallus."
Show Auto-Bus
k. t i nil i iiiiin
- - VI ' r . t 1 ;
WH'.n.iaii . 'anvjwawijnuiii a a m I waaaaaaaa n a lajaj
Bjr- Xavtt t-"! New York quarantine station at
V
vaaiMi'irtraiaiaa ax ma.
DUST STUDENTS
OF
1.1)8 ANliKl.KS. Jun. 27. ( 11' I
Thlrtccu sludotits o( he L'nl-
verity o( California at I.os An-
gelia were anaiiended lndcf inllely
after appearance on the campu
o( "Hell's nulls," a newspaper
published by I'l Delta Kpsllon.
honorary Journalistic (ratcrnlty.
nummary action was taken at
a meeting of the faintly.
Included in the group was Sam
llulter, riqlaln of tho university
baakcluall team, which Is sched-
' tiled to pluy I'nlveralty of South-1
'eru California' In a Pacific Coast
! tcoiiferenro gunio tonight..
lu announcing the (acuity do-
ivn., m . 1.1 uwi wnt m-
..i. i.... T.. t-.. .... f- r . .ii.
r-tor of oU said that j
"The university trie, to bo and
,., be . do.nt place."
Klogrnnt vlolallon of Ihe regu-
ltlon of th school was the
charge made by tho fuculty after)
r k ..tfi-a,nt ia.Ut. r
..Hcir. Bella." which Bpncarcd
nvrineutav
ti !,.. .h- ...n..n
Tho nc.ln.l whom ihe action
wa tiikcnt according lo Dr.
Mooro. Included H. Monte liar-
riiBlon. editor; Laurenco Mich-,
:,,,.,., nianaglng editor, and
. ennui lie, iii.ii.Riiii muiii tnj
R Matlon, 8portl, c01tor ,
!ihe Dully Bruin. Others were J.
Brewer Avery, editor of the atu-
Ident year book; Gono Burgess.;
(ieorge BailKer, Harry Miller. Joe
lieorge, Cliiienee Sanrom. Selmnr
Weal by. Itobcrt Morris nud Wal
ter llogiirf.
..ordlntf urrhoslrn of Seattle will
nlny nr tho Winter Qurden on;
iTliursilny and Krliliiy night of
ihla coming week, uccordtiig to j
iiinoiiiieement murio today by i
; Dewey Powell.
i Tho orcheMtrii rs enroiilo foiiIIi J
Hollywood lo pluy for Vlta-i
I nhrme. 1
itudln fiina of Klnmnth Knlla
will rtmomber ' lliiH orchestra !
which lias broadiuat over lending
"We will Introduce n number i
of new popular uiimbers while In
yoiii'Mdt.v." Mr. Muyur bus writ -
leu Mr. Powell. '
MRU
Tragedy
' f ; ' I ii ill I aril A l M
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THREE INCHES
SNOW FALLS ON
SAND MOUNTAIN
Three luchn of snow added
!lo tho dopth of the wblio blunkot
at tbo crest of Sand Creek moun
tain on Tho Ialli-( V-Mfomia
; highway last ulKht.- according to
word received today by stale
highway official,
j Tho roud was cleared as fast
as the snow fell.
LIVESTOCK MEN
MEETING TODAY
To consider law enforcement
. ttUd loglslntlTe phase o( the
move lo cueca isiiiio ruKunii;, me
livestock committee of the Klam
ath Cattlemen's association held
a meeting this afternoon In tho
' county court house. The com-
mlttee 1 composed of Charles E.
Drew. Frank Corpenlng. Carey
V. Loonier. V. 11. Campbell and
John It. Hagclstcin.
DISCOVER HACK
SAWS IN JAIL
ALBANY, Ore.. Jan. 26. (AP)
; -For five years prlaonors In the
tvuuiy ju m-
harbored
'mpiemenis oi escape.
Implements of escape, unknown
, 10 otiiecrs.
Following the Jul! break here
a few days ago. an investigation
Va started and two trusties aro
iuid to have divulged a cache of
hack raws and tiles buried be-
neath the Jail door.
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DINNER DANCE
HELD BY LIONS
andXsues'numbVrrgciosc
to SO enjoyed a delightful dinner
dnneo at the banquet room ot tho
Uolel Wl'.lurd on -Friday nlghl.
The dance was given by the
losing loam o( tho club In Ihe
mimbershlp drive.
The Jack
Bowrlng orchestra
provided inusl
for 'dancing.
.
T A f I T A RI F flRF
I rV, vVr-rTr-r-.
IS DISCOVERED
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r.tMVTfi rAija iirn .t.-m
(API r.nM nee inn vnlnnhlo in
be milled, wa being exhibited In
lllrnnta Par today. The oro. from
uet for Jewelry purpose. It I
from u vein about 18 Inches wldi
,ud will run lu value about $500
.'U pound,
PADTAIM
n
Ul!
N Y. Offiriala
Ithirty-two MEN OFi" hlc" ..J
1 . ... accuned. He left a alz days' bill
LU5I SMlf 1IN rUKllunpald.
j Captain of Vrasrl Inxials
That
Honors of ICeacue Kboulil Go
. to Harold Manning, lonuj
I iiiirc viiicer. aw iicaucu
lloat Crrw
the rescue ship America to the!' '
New York quarantine station at
11:17 a. ni. today.
Her arrival with the 32 men
ho sarcd from the sinking;
ceded by a radio message from
Captain Fried, aaklng the United
Slates line to hare ambulunces
take off four Italian and one
American when tho ship docked
at her lloboken, N. J . pier.
It wa a rcry modest Captain
. . '"V'0 ' sf"DV'.t Bend last Xorcmber. with lossllnt addreas on behalf of
of Police onmiliwloncr Orover . . ... IThuuiaaon. ... . j.w'
Whale.
of lhe. offlchil'-t-;
i option comniltlce and the now
pupcrmcn boarding the America!
at quarantine. The honor, he i
j lr.sl.sttd. Iielongcd to Harry Man-:
-ulns. the youni; chief officer.:
I who headed the boat's crew i
; which braved tho waves lo take
i off the Klorlda'a crew.
I "11 baa been told." tbo captain
instated, when naked for his story
! of the rescue, "tbo honors go to
, Manning,
j It waa
hen one o( Ihe Italian
! back Into tho li(o-
. sailors fell
! got a wrench lo his buck. He
was well over the Injury, he said.
Describing the order.y a'an-;;
.1 ....... L I . . .1 .1 .. X I .
uunniviii vi . 1110 riuuu ...hum,.... i
momentarv
momeniary nesi
: said there was
tation on tne pan oi me naiiau
saiiora iu lose m inu Mtiier. uu'
that they did so at the quiet.'
cool command of their captain,
who atood with his injured left
band in his Jacket, the ship's pa
pers locked under his arm. It
I wasn't much of a leap, from the
i starboard rail to the water; it
was rather a step off into the
' sea.
RAISE SUM FOR
FIRE FIGHTING
' . - ' witnesses had proved boyond
;. WASHINGTON', Jan. 20. (AP) i Children coasting on streets J question that Pearson was carry
i President Coolldgo has trans-: and highways are warned to use ing a box (Hied with milk bot-
; milled to congress a recommends-
Hon for an additional Jl, 560. 0U0
I appropriation tor vurlous actlvl-
jtles ot the department of agrlcul-'
lure. Tho items Include: Fight-
Ing forest tires, $1,200,000.
NKi:i MOKE Pl'BLICITY. Streets have been blocked off j .
WASHINGTON. Jan. 28. (A. from Eighth to Pine street: - NASSAU, Bahama Islands, Jan.
'P.) Senator Jones, of Washing-1 Washington to Third and East 28. (AP) Mrs. Oliver B. James
; ton. tho republican whip, gavo street from tho top of tbo hill i of New York today caught a ten
notice today that he would at-! to Crescent, where children will J foot shark weighing 400 pounds
i tempt to bavo more publicity con-! find It reasonably safe to coast, ; near Salt Cay. Her line was a
ldertitlon of nomination by the according . lo T. B. . Wattcrs, ' wired manllla cable.
; senate. ;,', .. - mayor. 'i . .woullu- - '- '
Stolen Material Found; !
Arthur Palmer Arrestedjj
W1IU the arrest ot Arthur I'ul;
mer, ,plniulH-r, the sheriff's or.'I'K
ot Klumath believes It bus foIvp.1
mysterious thefts ot material nud
iools from vr-rlous plumeln con
cerns ot this city.
Palmer wa tnken In cetodv
yoslerduy aflernooti by l'-p'H7
Sharif fa Muttoonud l!o" Brown
after an Investigation In which
plumbing equipment and tool)
worn confiscated.
Palmar Is churged wlih ret";lv
lug aloleil properly. Tim cum
plaining witness I Artliu.- i;ef
i:un, well . known plumber ot
Soulb Sixth street, although Jus-
FIRE BUG
CAUGHT BY
OFFICERS
I'OIITI.AXD, Jan. 2. (AP) i
Coaatwlde aearcb (or the man!
blamed by Oregon and Washing
ton (Ire Diarahala and hotel aa-'
aorlallona for aeren hotel 'Irea,
and robberlra, waa bellcred byj
loral officers to be ended today j
wltb the arreat of It. B. Mct'rary
at San Bernardino. Calif. The
Oreicon fire marahala office holds)
MrCrary mponalble for at leaat j
one more hotel (Ire. and upecta
him In connection wltb otbera.
The Portland hotel (ire, April I
11. 1:7. during which aereral J
n .... V I 1. IKaI
nulla no arson marge Daai
i oeto againsr. jictrary in
Oregon, warranu are watting tor
bim in Kngene, charging bad
chork operations and defrauding
an ninaeeper.
Klres
I rim rnutitpfl In McTrarr In'
rlrrnbira iaaned by the Oregon .
(Ire marshal' office are:
i Portland botel, 113'
loss
Tacoma hotel. Tacoma, 1Z7,
$3,800.
St. Kegis hotel, Seattle.'
is:
! small damage.
Ashland hotel, Ashland,
IS600.
Commercial
hotel. Yakima,
Vah.. I3.SO0.
Mltrbell botel. OJympla.
Osbnrn hotel. Kngene. $3,000.
In a'llriitlon. the Oregon (Ire
marshal bellcTes McCrary respon-i u". Horace .Manning, cliter il.
n. i .... .).. tit, nn. in. finirense counsel, was siring nn el-
,pf J lilO
Allen Scovllle. well known res-'
ident o( Klamath Fall, waa rob-1
'd ,of 80m"h,wK.neret o" o'clock
"'""h.!r"! "
. ti.i... C....ih b.rnlh
. , . j
; 8 e ' robbe doscribed by.
... . . rrh,v H,i I
. . . - " -i? -
ark cap pulled down to
. y e0Yt,T nIs facei atepped out
. . . , , .,,, h. walked
along the avenue, and demanded
ne tnrow up
SCOVILLEHELD
nnnii rruriiTU
i I I V 1 1 111 ii a. ill n
Ul Ull uLiLIl 1 11
,.-,S,?T,.li yt. I .r l U1I"8 Tearson. that he met
While the man I took : ih, i w f
from hi, pocket he held a gun at, he
A. yet. no trace o( tbe robber! ' wbot rear
has been made.. 90" ,dff"nd h'm"olf'
. .-. j The deputy district attorney
,,. a dkt -i A CTCDC I Pointed out bow Pearson was un
WAKIN LU A3 1 LKO larmed and that no direct tcsti
. "TO BEWARE OF :mo,,y ""d been introduced show-
rADirr Airrrcllng wherB he had Kua "i"1
rAKrVLLF AU 1 U3 him on that duy. Ho said slate's
every precaution against crash-
. Ing into passing automobiles and
1 those parked along curbing,
Within the past few days, three
jlocal school girls bare suffered
I serious and painful injuries, be-
cause of a.-cldenta while coasting.
:! l.ngon and Iho Loreui
' "l-i-ihin- cimpauy aro lielieved
!'i Inivn rei vlctlmlssed also.
; ivcrir- t!ie stuto had no ac-1
o-i .iMriieq to the effort that
il-ner w-i tbr. person who stole
j mt"rlhls imd tools, the dl-
itt -nev's offlco profcrred'j
I , i;i, n i lnrga of having pos-1
j e Ir :i "t rtoten property. Both i
: !! nn ami I.rgeson have Identl-il
I rlf l mm nf the confiscated ma-1
'ar'M- r Hielrs. !
j Slnlni'ini senteuco under the.
' t iinle of receiving stolen prop- j
! 'v. I) five years. Deputy DIs- I
trlet Attorney T. t. Glllenwat
jtor sold today. ' '
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ARGUMENTS
UCADn DV
ill Hn i
aaaa a a a fer aaw
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Horace Manning Makes
Eloquent Plea for Cat
tle Operator Today
BOIV1N OPENS FOR
STATE THIS MORNING
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tnu or Kcnaatlonal Trial or Hill
Tbomaaon. Cluuved With llur.
drr of Vcloy Pearson, oa Main
Mtrvet of Chlloquln la Near
This Afternoon
Fate of U'lillam Tbomaon,
picturesque range rider of Ihn
Klamath plalna, Beared a Jury
today as filial argumenta were
; being glrra to the Jury Uils af
I temoon. Thonuson la chargrvl
' with first degree mauler In ron
nectlon with tho death or Vcloy
Pearson, on November 27.
According to Imlications. llm
i caae would be omitted to th
jury late this afternoon. At prrst
i Mr. Manning'! statement dwelt
at length cn the alleged ignom
i tny of Pearson, a( the love of
; Thomason tor Elva Tlce, and how
Pearson had "ruined" the life of
tbe Tlce girl.
He reminded the Jury (
threats uttered by Pearson a gains'
Thomason, and pointed out hour
the aged plainsman was In dun-
of nh, llfe whcn bc met Pl.ar.
. ho ma,u llreot , chllo
,,u,n on KmbT
The d"r';B'
acl brousht
son on Mrs. Elva Ball In Chllo
quln and In Prlnevillo and re
viewed defenso testimony lo tbe
effect that Pearson had repeat-
ten eT.he .l fe of Thoma
' ,
son.
Bolvin. on the other hand, took
the poaltion that Thomason catuo
, . ,.hlIln w,,h thm n(en,ion
ties and that Thomason came hp
to him, abused him and then
shot him down.
The atate had Its final "argn-,
meut to make, before the Judge
Instructed the Jury and the case
was finally submitted to the Jury.
"f believe the operation
will help Bos, but It looks
kind o' fnollHli to spoil her
poor health when sho enjoy
It so much."
. , -, . i
Aunt Het
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