The Klamath news., June 17, 1925, Page 2, Image 2

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WIFE SLAYER IS
STOICAL IN JAIL
hearing before JudK Hahn Friday.
Chief witness auulnst the Uthl , ( . , Vni
gas murderer" was prwiy itaromy, l - i"
LecDuld. Youna's office assistant.
She dollied emphatically that there
had bt-en improper nfattoiu
between herself and Pr. Younu.
The big diauinnd ring which
Young tore from his wife' flnKer
after he slew her and before ho
Tells of Strain
Dentist's Flapper Office
Girl Denie improper dropped her body Into a cistern
Relation Existed nnl whuh ha" b,vn "rn hy Mls
Relations existed Lcopol(, ,ln(.e , s,a.,tlR Fch-
' ..... . :ruary 21, prompted much of the
LoTANnVith questioning. She den.ed that the
. black cigar .till in his n.outh. rln had been given her as a token
. II. ..Ill n,.Vrinir his of love.
ana womy buiuo ...... . . (
Hps, Dr. Thomas W. Young, con-j "
fussed raa slayer of his wealthy lOffloe.
wife. Grace Young,
was lyiug loose ubout the
" she said, "and I wore It
shunted to '10 WP " ,rom Deln au-m-u "''.
.. j ... ' In .ha rnnntv Inll uu.u
munjcicia " " -
I.JI...J Vllli
Without anv sign at all that he was learned that Pr Young ha
hed committed one of the m0st!8tl":eJ
'Alm .tm nn rA'.nrrt. the small
.tooped figure of the doctor entered a.ter were asked to make U IJ!v
". . . . . , h for his stepson. Charles Patrick
jury formally Indicted him for first jCrogan
Hrr murder.
The stories told the Inquisitorial ln
bodly were the same aa related to a -JTt flsTii'. ..
1'ic Ji'rn i'rne a.ter :ie !"'l- ,pl ,,r:uai;. ,c xVrM tk(a.w tf
had been discovered Saturday night. tj,.,y dasire that's The Klamatb
The slayer will be arraigned for ' J
aensatlonal development
icame late in the day Tuesday when
series of wild parties in
i which womrn of questionable char
heir to the million dollar
! estate of Patrick Orogan. the olive
RED HAIRED TELEPHONE OPERATOR
OF TENEMENTS TELLS SAD STORY
Girl On Trial For Murder Of Sweetheart Tells Of Futility
Of Life In Poverty Stricken Quarters And How She
First Went Wrong
NEW YORK, June 16. Twisting was afraid my father would get it
ahyly In the witness chair in the!" hoot Connors. I changed my
. . mind and went back to the house,
gloomy cnminal court room. Dor- j t the top of (he sUlrg
othy Perkins, the 17-year-old tele-jmy father Bnd Tommy were there,
phone operator, told the story of My father slapped at me, and when
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another man and In a I''"'
! written In France said
I -mi not Mama this ia 1 no
love with all my heart and soul. I
1 alone am t blame, for " nl
i puisne in -I puraurd him. I "'
never give him up."
r to him DALTON DECLARES
AGAINST NEW ROAD.in.t week
Kill ufflelula hlt ibry are
ust as thy did the B, I1
(ttlnuiNl Tol Vlf ")
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Interstate coni.l?'",tl;'
Hpeaklug Hi
men-e iearlii nn the ntmsilon .,t
" . . . . . Ti..,..i- nl'.i..HLii . .... - COhr.
there would be n nign hm ..... - - mr the -'
Northern I'aclflp irei nuiiuina in inn 11111 llm llll0
the
FORUM LUNCHEON
ON FORES! FIRES;
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Northern roads, aud seven oiiiciai. ixia.naiu ami also tn. eileml.in f lilritav.'
rob.':"! n;?
who ably be ordered In the late siuiinier; ,1""tfi
of Mi H. I', r Oregon Trunk.; (tie ti. i:. m k., which will prob-i : "
making a Party of li In all
would be present at the big will- or rariy inn, .nr. Hmlth suige.i,.,)
unity reception lo 1 held at the It migni no well In attempt to ar-
While Pelican hotel tho evenliig of range line of tjbeo hearings h.ir
he luth. Mr, Huiltti saltl the rail-; Inst-ad of Portland or mine other
road committee would endeavor to poini. neverai or (he dlrvrlors dla-.
arrange n private meeting with Ihe wreei with thla Mln strongly, (,n,
The chatubcr of commerce forum
meeting today will h devold to
thn "Stop Forest Fires" movement
which was started by the Klamath
county chamber lni year, spread
ing tii all the nelghlxtrlng elates.
A number of Intcr.wllug talks on
Klamath's timber resources. and
their value to the community, will
he given by various well Informed
speakers, and as a musical number
the visitors at today's forum have
a rceisrkublo treat In storo for
them In the harp solo to be given
'iv Fannie lllarkntan Ib-urne, a tal
ented visitor wfio Is spending a
short vacation here following re
cent hlg eastern concert successes.
I "Pa. what' the difference be
tween a luxury and a nortaalty?"
I "You ran do without a necessity,
my son, Without losing ibe respec
of the neighbors."
' Morrlstown Jerseyman.
,Thi photo of Mllc'Suxaiuie',
iLenglen, French tennis wonder,
,'was taken after her recent vic ,
tories in the French open tour
ney. Though she displayed be
- old-time form, her face showed
the strain of the matches.
ber life in the lower east side, and
defended herself against a charge
of murder.
Her unkempt red hair contrasted
with her pale childish face, as she
recounted her affairs with "Mickey'
1 1 started to run, he grabbed me. I CJnm Wl1JrWT, Tolir
Then I saw my mother come out and kjUHlclIlIIlj INfi, II
grab bold of him.
"I don't remember much of what
happened. There was a sound like
a gun shot, and I heard somebody
Connors, the truck driver, now serv-jSay "Tommy's hit.- I ran and wnen
ing a sentence for wife beating, who I got into the dining room I saw
met her when she was 15 years old. j Dorothy paused I saw Tommy ly
Her head hung in shame as she told , ing on the floor."
of the first time she "did wrong." Did you shoot the bullet that 'light i
It was a drab life that she told of.! killed Templeton?" Sidney R. Lash, day.
typical of thousands of the daugh-jher attorney asked. Desire Elsie Ceorge Abt. auto
ters of the tenements. She had been "I don't know," Dorothy replied, salesman, suing for a divorce says
forced to go to work when she was, "Did you aim the gun?" Lash!nis mate, Mrs. Lucie Amelia Su-
1! 'ears old. to help pay for the asked,
d.ngy Perkins flat. I "No.
Dorothy stiffened visibly to con-! "Did you intend to shoot?"
trol her emotions when she related "Xo."
the events in that flat the night of; "Did you love Tommy Temple
February 14, when Tommy Temple- ton?"
fxn. hrr hoy fr!nd. was killed. i "Yes." Dorothy stared at the
" I .h n'r j.nnw v. !: '!.! r :-mii ; r.! orn Tvrvnit-.- z l"'
Says When Woman
Goes After a Man
SAN" FRANCISCO. June IS.
Something new in the ramifications
of the "eternal triangle" came to
divorce ccurt here Tues-
tzanne Abt confessed ber love fori
GREEN
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Our trucks will be haul
ing 16-inch preen slabs
for a few days. Our
customers arp buying
this good cheap wood.
$30 for 10 Cords.
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