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Newspaper Page TextHERALD AND NEWS. Klamath Falls. Ore. ' Thursday. October 27. 1900 PAGE 3 A Second Finch Trial Jury To Surpass Old Record SF Man Writes Railroad Book ALTVRAS David F. Myrick of San Francisco, who has lone been LOS ANGELES (UPI) The Superior Court Judge Leroy interested in historv of world rail- iurv holdine the fate of Dr. R. Dawson said co-prosecutors Clif- roads. has written a book about Bernard Finch and Carole Tregoff, rd( JsePh PHer railroads which will be published today will reach the 37-hour and Jus d,'P,Pcd UP Jr 8 Vls" lai,d next spring. 30-minute point in deliberation-wa,lled ,0 know what was cooklnS- Mvri,.t hc ,. the hour at which the first trial: "I told them just what Im tell rai.es nf hi5 hnnk t .h. f..mriDanel found itself in hopeless dis- ,ing you," the jurist said, repeat- Nevada-California-Oregon Railwayjagccment which was absorbed by the South- At day's end Wednesday, the 11 em Pacific Company, of which hejwomen and 1 man had discussed is an employe in the office of the second murder trial for 33 ing his earlier statement that he was in no hurry to poll the jury and planned to "let them cook." He noted the jury heard 12 I hours 'and 45 minutes. In clusters of two's and three's, they ap- Ipeared tired as they stepped (mm ii .iih- m.,ji; ai aboard a bus to De laKen to a turas. Anyone who has such a ! d 'ntown hotel to be locked up j felt that a second hung jury was the president. Myrick is seeking a picture of the first locomotive pulling a weeks of testimony "I don't think eight or nine days is unusually long for a verdict." Courtroom observers, however, photograph or snapshot willing to lend it to the author, may send it direct to him in care of the fnr the nipht more man a remote possiDiiity r in minin in the A veteran attorney comnicmca, afternoon, the tiny Hall of Justice though, "that if I could tell what Southern Pacific Company. San : courtroom resembled that of the:J T' Francisco, or leave it in care of 'first trial. A rumor had circulated lg at them Id have retired a that a verdict could be expected ,UB Within the hour. California Briefs Happy Camp Douglas .Neuenschwander, 8 year-old son of Mr. and Mrs Jerrv Neuenschwander, reka, is leading competition in the cur rent Klamath River Steelheact Derbv. He landed an 8 lb 1-oz. fish near Happy Camp recently The derby ends December 1. ber 1. Clem While. Wes Curtis and Bill Clapson were appointed mem bers of the Music Committee to plan for the Volunteer Fire De partment's New Year's dance Saturdav. December 31, at Rus sell's Hall. Charles Demick in Alturas who will forward it to the author. Any such picture loaned will be carefully preserved and returned by Myrick. The author is the son of a Santa Barbara couple. He received his education in private schools. He is widely traveled and often con ducts tours throughout Europe. The reporters regularly cover C0.v!.0. 1-1 pH ing the trial were hard pressediwerVH.es nciU to find a seat as scores of other Cqw CflH Utz newsmen and p h o t o g r a phers, w swarmed into the mgli-ceuing ETNA Funera services for room on the eighth tloor. Carl Hi utz 53 wcre held Mon It was over as quickly as it started. Siskiyou Man Faces Jail Term Of MO Years For Assault Child Beating YREKA A jury of nine wom-'prison term of from one to 10 to intervene. Sweat then started the boy about two weeks before dence a tape recording he said en and three men deliberated 12 years, said District Attorney Al-:)eatine ie bov with a broom! ""h ' Untamed bHnwiV hv si minutes before returning a ver-bert H. Newton Jr. she sUirtH , nm ou,.: she recently was released from; .The jg jet an(J wantJ L wchUdJSC'Ct',i0n f mST jH- Sweat caught her at the S!" Ja" here pout." the voice said. "He i. he fit ; ,1 ir r?"; T',e, ",al Sandoor and put her and her son dl,ld nccU la good kid. I spanked him twice heating. Tuesday aftei noon .njshortly .hereafter. It recessed a.jun(lcr shm,cr f()r about Jerry Ternus. Tulelake chief of ,he last time Wednesday Au- .-hmuu vuuinj ouijciiui ..uuii noon, l ne urv re iron tor tie id- , nn ni tesiitied hp unni in ihr ,..! 171 ..j . .. 1, , j. ... ... , , , , , Sweat residence August 18 about before." Mrs. Sy said Sweat had boa , , . .!:. ' .1 p.m. to investigate a report ..n,..,.. ,,.. ,n,nij v. 1 m oration at 1:30 p.m. Jurors learned during t h e ourse of the trial that Bohhv Slv. Lawrence Jackson has returned to his home here after being con- BERKELEY il'PP Embattled tmed m a Merttortl nospitai tor,c(lilol.s an(i staff memiXMS 0( the three weeKs. Mrs. Barbara Hamilton will di rect the mystery comedy plav 'Lights Out." written by Paul dent body, today found allies at here. The jury returned a verdict of guiltv of assault with great bodily harm a felony more serious man 5 unom Swc;lt uas ch;uee-rf with the child beating charge. locating with a curtain roller, has Judge J. Everett Barr will since boon confined to a mental pass sentence Friday, November institution. One exhibit was a 4, at 1:30 p.m. Sweat may face a broken curtain roller. The bov spent three weeks in Siskiyou County General Hospital here for treatment of contusions that resulted from at least two beatings administered by Sweat Two doctors who leslified dur ing the trial said the boy's body was 80 per cent covered with 40 1 'i.iimiviiii r r ,iiiini., iv, ilv rsl.'or 50 contusions. Thev were coun- . ' , , . 1 , . Iv phvsician. Dr. Francis Mar. ilornian, who resigned in a heated 1 , , , dispute with the associated slii-Lcl',Cral practitioner here for eight UC Scribes Find Allies S. McCoy, to be presented by BE HERE EARLY! SPRING CLOTHES PINS Package of 100 FRIDAY ONLY while quantity lasts Pkg. Limit 2 Packages Smooth hardwood clothespins for lasting durability. Easy to use yet grip tight enough for strongwind. "Charge It" at Sears m jots- mmaf (aC j day, October 24, at 2 p.m. at Congregational Church. Utz was born April 18. 1897, in Etna. He lived in Scott Valley all his life. He died October 21 at his home here. the Happy Camp High School sen ior class at the school Novem ber 15. Mrs. Hamilton last year directed the senior play. the University of S.m Francisco. ' d,- Lamb said he saw the boy The staff of iiie USF Foghorn,; in the hospital August 18. shortly which unlike California is not rc-jafter Sweat and the boy's moth sponsible to the student govern- er. Mrs. Grace Sly. 43. were ar ment, announced that they will'rcstcd by Tulelake police and oroduce a joint eight-page palter sheriff's deputies in Tulelake. Mrs. Rubygrace Applrgatc, iniativelv called the Independent -The child showed an animal- Happy Camp High School junior cri!iforiiijm-Konhorn. First editionjljke fear." Ilr. Lamb said. "He class adviser, said 15 members js execled Wednesday. cowered in the hack of the bed of the class have placed orders! At n..mn limn llirt n.-cn, ! onI ortvumrl im hie Im.iH in hiHp " Utz married Viva Kelly in 1915. ror ca!iS rings. The rings arel.,,j ,,i ', u,i ' He was a lifelong member ofieXpected to come before Christ-jcruiJ al staff members 'beatings damaged the boy more i -I i nom neignoors. hard He U;(S a m and He said he found Sweat sitting wouldn't cry," the voice said in in 'a chair in the living room part. "There arc things I don't with a bottle of w ine at his side remember when I hit the child." and a broken curtain roller in j Sweat was defended by assis his hand. Itant public defender,' Charles Hur- Newton also introduced as evi- lev. Etna Congregational Church. He is survived by the widow three daughters, Doris Utz, Etna; The Girls League Association ol to continue publication of the of ficial Daily California!!. On Sunday, the 55 student jour seriously mentally than physically. Two women who lived close to Mrs. Juel West. San Jose, and Happy Camp High School re"?,.,,,,,' editors down to Sweat and Mrs. Sly testified they Patricia Utz, Sacramento; twojly elected officers. They are sons Jerome Utz, Orinda a n d Georgia Stanford, president; Mary Ronald Utz, San Jose, and six' Jo Ilockaday, vice president; Vir grandchildren. ginia Harnden, secretary, and Funeral arrangements were Mrs- Rubygrace Applcgate, ad- made by Girdner's Funeral Chap el, Yreka. Cremation followed services. SEARS Open 9:30 ft 5:30 - Fr. dayi Till 9 p.m. 133 So. Eighth - Ph. TU 24411 Pair Charged With Burglary DOItRIS Siskiyou County sher iff's deputies have charged Boyd Tracy Bemmett, 20, and Paul Judson Van Buskirk, 25, both of Dorris, with the burglary recently of Macdoel Grocery Store in Mac- doel. The men were arraigned before Judge Les Chase of Dorris Jus tice Court this week. They will receive a preliminary hearing there at 11 a.m. November 11 The burglary was discovered Monday morning by a delivery man. Deputies said the thieves entered the building by removing a door in the rear. Small change and a few articles of merchandise were said to be missing. j Deputies, aided by a forest 'service employe, conducted an in vestigation that led to the men's arrest Tuesday. viser. Etna Mr. and Mrs. Guy Stanley, Cor- onado, are visiting Mrs. Stanley's brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd L. Arnett. Shirley Garcia, Sacramento, came north to attend the funeral services for Carl Utz Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Towle, Oakland, are visiting their daugh ter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs Robert Tuttle, here for a while. copyboys protested what they termed "meddling by the Execu tive Committee of the Associated Students which seeks power to appoint all editors. Dan Silver, editor of the daily Californian, resigned for himself; and his staff. He was followed by editors of the campus humor mag azine, Pelican; the campus year book, Blue and Gold; the literary publication, Occident; and the Cal ifornia Engineer. At San Francisco Stale, a Fog horn staff spokesman said that USF faculty members had ap proved the move. heard pleas for help and crying early the evening of August 17 at the Sweat home in Tulelake. Mrs. Sly, t he third witness, said that while living with Sweat, he beat her boy with a curtain roller that evening because the boy hes itated to come to him when he was called. Sweat had been drinking wine, she said. She testified she tried Mr. and Mrs. John Carpenter, Oakland, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Robert Tuttle, while on vacation. Cost Estimated On Recent Fire McCloud Mrs. Helen Whitlow and Mrs Joan Goodhead were business vis-l itors in Redding Thursday of last week. HAPPY CAMP - Bill Catlola fire control officer at Happy Camp, estimated cost of a recent fire on Blue Mountain at Walker Creek in the Seiad District at $5,000. Cadola said 30 firefighters, four borate tanker planes, four fallin: teams, five ground tankers am two water wagons were used to Mr. and Mrs. Bill Nicholas andcm" lne 0,aie- Mrs. Thorah Cossairt were in 3S ELMER V. SWEAT Priced With The Compacts THE TEMPEST coming soon at ECCLES MOTORS 606 S. 6th iJf years of i KENTtrcKT rrnAiorrr Ml SvR! W J?" BOURBON WIIIBJUET f J sr 3p" $5S5Q.. JZc THE OLD CROW DIST. CO.. FRANKFORT, KY.. KENTUCKY STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY, 86 PROOF T40 ...when you purchase a NEW INTERNATIONALLY FAMOUS m t. m. LKU I WIN 17- JEWEL Attiufc SHOCKPROOF if WATERPROOF I p U Mi 3 'Jl W) 1 ANTI-MAGNETIC 11 IV . $i k f UNBREAKABLE MAINSPRING V j M J J AND BALANCE STAFF NT' CT" jMr j WATCHIS FOR MIN AND WOMIN I -jrvvfSa Use Weisfield's famous 8 .T1&.. 1 ppr,$!ik low tasy Credit Terms j vtojAlW Kr5Vi. 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Also visiting at the Willis home over the weekend was Judy Willis of Brigham Young Univer sity. She was accompanied by her father's brother. Kelly Willis, who also studies at BYU. Mrs. Gary Caswell entertained at a birthday party Saturday in honor of Patty Caswell, who cele brated her sixth birthday. Charles Roberts of Los Angeles visited here at the home of his sister and family, Mr. and Mrs. Gcno Zanni. recently. Also visit ing at the Zanni home is Mi's. Jan Moore of Denver. St. John's F'.piscnpal Guild held a potluck dinner October 25. E Rifle Club Classes Set Registration for classes spon sored by the Klamath Falls Po lice Junior Rifle Club will be held Thursday at 4 p.m. in the Police Pistol Range, 110 South fourth Slreel. the department announced Tuesday. The classes in rifle handling and shooting are for boys and Rirls between the ages of 10 and 15. Classes will be from 7 lo 9 p.m. one night a week for eight weeks. At the end of the course, diplomas and awards will be pre sented. Parents are requested to ac company Iheir children lo the registration period, as an adult signature is necessary. There will be a $1 charge for the course. a.'.!"'' WPP PitA-'- "I' FINAL TWO DAYS Wt r doling our doors tor turn thii Saturday night. Coma In and taka advantage of thou fantastic, low prices. One - In a lifetime buyi In men's wear. Here are jutt a few of the many values being offered during this quitting business sale. ae6 SAT. mm men mni i DRESS SHIRTS Manhattan and Van Hcuscn in whites and colors. Values to 6.95, your choice Values to 45.00 Kfi a- Jr. c. i'Ti SPORT COATS t flfC Rough Rider brand, values to 20.00 SLACKS Values to 19.95 Values to 20.00 FREEMAN SHOES SWEATERS WASH PANTS KNOX HATS SPORT SHIRTS PAJAMAS SUITS RAINCOATS Values to 23.95 Values to 6.95 2 19 8 8 5 2 00 88 88 88 88 88 TIES Values To 2.50 YOUR CHOICE 38 Values to 13.95 Values to 10.00 Values to 75.00 Values to 29.50 2 2 29 10 88 88 88 88 1 GROUP SHOES A SHOP FRIDAY TILL 9 Wc also have tcvcral fixture! for sale including: 1 office desk, 1 metal (for age cabinef, 1 lock bar, 1 shirt bar, 1 Island cabinet, 2 pieces of plate glass 43x33. Make us an offer. 1UPTS People Read SPOT ADS you ore 6th and Main