Page Two
Sunday. November S. 1025
FATHER DEFENDED
BV DAUGHTER IN
MURDER HEARING
niuaemcnt
', Q Vht torra of;
did your sister hare?
, A She lay cn the floor ind
'ome time, pl.yed with paper. Tfimc TUC RIJSY CITY OF KLAMATH FALLS
She could -make It rattle and he.a,Ai'uo 1 r,IL UUJ '
,,,,,.1, from ui omit rnoni.inr isz I AUKM'Y w'niin. J
MEMORIES OF GREEN PASTURES AND LOWING i Increase OIlOWIi in .how.d so. For im county 1,1,1, f;
CATTLE RECALLED BY JUDGE ORR WHERE NOW All County fchOOlS.,,.
-itv MT VI AUtTU FAILS' Uf - A Increuae of 4 J .IMrKlibt. TK.A"
teemed to like to hear It.
, Q Could she raise her hands?
A So.
Q Could you tell when she was
, in pain? !
A. Yes. she would draw up and '
1 ret stiff. There was no way of
Living Sister TelU of Care knowing where the pain was and
,un . Km. .-.ml this U ' his brother. Marshall Orr of Un
IMn .van tf it boar the pell valley, he spends miK'h of hi
, mrk1 of a falrr tale, a boy time remlniseliiK of the d.iys when, county
..... i t n vrv i.i now matured a ri.koty, brldt ran over Link i4Ui Jmk.ou
his cos in the lot where the White ' river, when that section of the city hlsh school principal.
Pelican hotel new stands. which l the most ihi.-kly crjwueu
nnre nnnn another time, the with huilnefs hotuex. was but a
A material increase in all scnoou .,,), w4i But,j lu the eoun
of the county, lucludtnit enrollment ,cho0.
In both raJ anu niRn
hool itiperlnlenilent and
Klamath county
.tMr'Kltbt..Th
lyiliiupp.r
I ' Aai .lcldBt,u J
I rf(UltUJM yl
hool. Ths bo,,,
I. shown In ths report obtained spECIAL SUNDAY HOURS
from the omces ot r... . . .
Aiuruin mi wit mv vi i iti Am vmunu
K1,l","t..rltJ
Hcb,
Bpeclal Sunday hours for the responsible fur t,, j.
iMiimatii raus pnsiomre were an
Given Imbecile Slain In , we had to guess. (streets of Klamath Kails were the paaturo for cows, a eratrhing place ; na,, been noted.
Mercy By Parent ! Q How did your father treat ; pleasure pastures of the boys that for chlfkcns and where mum
1 Haiel? !. now ceased to pasture. Reese mid even turkeys could be
A Kather cave her the most Those were tile days when Link-, beard at any time ot the day.
In comparison with the flmires
of ISit an increase of 76S pupils
evening.. KlIlsW J
nouncrd iw.fc tain ujr i-u.iioMir ly niuiic SUpsrvliOT
John A. McCall. due to llio In- Ini.
ahllliy to romplete the work In the I
LITTLETON'. Colo., Nov.
Tears fell profusely and sobs were ...i,i.,f,.i ...re inv. rfv..tinn .-ill. Klmith Kails n,l K!am- evening- and during the nlfht
the only sounds In the Utile court on earh, he put all his devotion ath Kalis had not entered the mind Orr .resided in the Klama;li
room here late this afternoon as a t,,. Bt the cltliens of the little town country frcm 1880 to l!ia. He fci
Q.-Did you father-, treatment , ' the rush stre.m. j now a retired Judge of tne arum
f h. et,.,nr. aft,r vo, moth.1 It waa In those nover-to-be-tor-, court of Reno. Nevada, and I. prac
er' death i Ken days that John S. Orr lived tielng
a Vrt
judge
Bain on all
11.. li.. I,... .."!
With the arrival of certain tlx- m...i.
Krancea Bishop told a dramatic
story of the love, care and devo
tion of a fatii?r for a crippled
daughter.
This father. Dr. Harold K. Dial
er, la on trial for the murder of
the daughter he cared for and
loved with an unending devo.'ion.
Frances Bishop is another daugh-
her more.
privately.
! i- i' i i. ...11- Bnri .....-.1 i linn tiinnitnient in tt w II live 111
. . 0 " T. n rountv lude of Klamath Kalis hi memory are the trees which
tirade schools numbered lasi
year wilh an Increase of one postofflco lobby.
year ut rurmoru.
Mne mgn school m .... .uU., . .., lh. ,..
are reported. : ,,,... resnlar hours will be Kvery hat lu.
All grade school In the county ,nnouai.,.d. keeping open day and f ,01f ,u m"M twin
Including the city schools or Muni- uki, .". ;
ath Kails show an Increase of 66. , hirlii.l. .. follnwJ
In 1924 an enrollment of 2695 was '
111: u.iw m. ii. iu . . if H. )..,
once in the morning and once in ,
during the earlier "SOs.
line the court house grounds. As
recorded. In 192&
ber High
the county. not
students uuiii-
ihool pupils In 1 a. in. to 10:30 a. m.: 11:30
including the a. m. 3:30 p. m ; 4:30 p. m.
the afternoon to see after her.
The sincerity with which Fran-
Now John Orr has relumed to mere shrubs, hardly Msger h"B ! K,.malh F.'Is school. 170. Figures to 10:30 p.
ces Bishop told
t-r. three year's younger than the ke,y ,0 do mm than
' look with smaiement upon the rapid the holly trees which Tom Tracy ,
utrldes made hv Klamath Falls, recently planted. Orr foresaw what
her story, one . , ivi.ni. n... fr ..f Klamath la now Btivreriating. the
............. .u..v
ni.
Forbes Pure
Eighth at kf
Good Scr1ctcJ
cripple and who took the witness
stand for the defense and added a
touch of pathos to the trial that
reached from the jury box to every.
spectator In the room.
the testimony ot any other in free
ing her father, gripped every l!t-
ner.
District Attorney Stone who had
i throughout the trial challenged
his old acquaintances left and with i "city beautiful plan.'
Chautauqua Agent
the single admission tickets will re
'vert back into the treasury cf the
SeCUreS Guarantee According to Sterling, there will
he ten programs Instead of twelve
Klamath Falls will have another as formerly. However, the programs
When Mrs. Bishop took the stand nearIy eTery question of the de
the court room stilled. i fense, offered only one objection
Lewis De K. Mowry. caiei ae- and , , w when Mrs. Bishop ' ..n.n f Ptll.nn.Whiio rhaiitmnma. will romo to Klamath Falls direct
fense counsel, asked the usual pre- 1rst took the I accordlng , H 0- Sterling of ly from the big seven day de luxe
liminary questions of the witness. J Mrs Bishop's husband. Roy E. Portland, who has been in the city circuit which appears In the larger
District Attorney Stone offered Bb,h0Pi Mt wrth other witnesses ,he past week for the purpose of cities throughout the south and
one objection his last during the d wept profusely. obtaining the signatures of those , west.
woman. .CTumUu,. The situation grew so tense ln!wno wlu guarantee funds for the
Then the dramatic story began, a the court room Mr3. Bishop ' sppearance of the artists.
mint v-hfoh fhtt rlefonfiA nvitfcti in . .. . . .
Z m., f . ,w of w.nT Clutcnea gIttM OI waler' lrom The contract has been signed in have been formulated, according to
Kain bl Cell cm lu iu uu wilh . , , . ,
g will leave .ejn. a men's quartette which Is
this morning for Chico, California. aiwtty a prime favorite during any ,
to present a similar proposition. He appearance, four or live lecturers
came to Klamath Kails the latter n( nai0nal repute and several mus-1
part of the past week from Rose- j ca mimber9.
burg, where members of the Wo-.
Within two weeks the program
for the Klamath Falls circuit will
time he killed his daughter and ..... v..., , proiessicnai men auu women m , Xner0 a possibility of mere
.... v j,. . k " Klamath Kails. Sterlin
that he was doing a humane act, that judge g.mnel Johnson called
when he relieved this "human' recei!a. After a few minute the
hnsk- of It sufferings. mnrt convened acain and Mrs.
Bishop finished her testimony.
Mrs. Bishop was asked to des
cribe her sister.
"She was pitiful,
she said.
She was cross-examined by Stone,
who brought out that much of her
contract in .
I
n. K. K. ATTKNTinX
men's club signed
like ah S. She could not stand. tl y eiTe a, the coroner-. i.. Aloha Chanter No. 52. O. E. S.
eonld not tell us anything and ,, Dissatisfaction, which was the w(, meet in regular session Tues-,
bad no more mentality than a FoiIowlllg the dismissal of Mrs. ' outcome of the circuit in the city day. November 10 8 ;
month old baby." rn.i, ,v , .. ,h.'last season, will not appear this Masonic Hall. Worthy (.rand Mat-
monva om oau. BUhop from the witness stand the, .' ' fc ron of Oregon will make her of-
iuo cuurv room r,u ... , court recessed until 7:00 o'clock j -.--"'"..--- UcM vlslt (hat tlme. ,
tonight, when a night session will ' l AMELIA HANKS,
be held.
Just EOc a month that's all It
costs for the prompt and regular de
livery of The Klamath News to your
home or place of business. Phone
877 now and service wilf start as'
soon as yon wish It to.
the difficulty with which Mrs.
Bishop told her story of an unfor
tunate sister. Tears began to fall
in the spectators' flection as the
witness began to tell her story in
sobs.
Blazer sitting with his counsel,
drew oat a large i white handker
chief and wiped tears from his
face as he wept silently, but deep
ly
n. i. .... ., j t Dresses $7.50 and $15.00. at
One Juror wept aloud. Two Men.nh. nu. ki. I
i .1 .....i. i. ..i kr.t. .1 . ... rf
der which a certain percentage of jcg
Worthy Matron
other showed signs of deep emo
tion. The testimony continued.
Q Could your sister talk?
A She made a guttural sound
much like an animal.
i Did she ever, have a severe
illness?
A She had many severe illness
es. She would often go Into con
vulsions. On one occasion she had
four before we could atop them.
Q Who took care of your sister?
A My father. He stayed wrth
her nearly all the time. She slept
in his room throughout the 32 1
years of her life on a hospital bed.
He used to get up at least once
every night and turn her, as she
could not turn herself.
O. Was your mother ever able
to care for your sister?
A No, but she had to some
times, when father was away on a
case, while he was practicing.
If your watch goes bad, bring '
it to Evans Bros., 832 Main St. N8
Buying
CHEAP
GLASSES
Is Poor Economy
They are made by mold
ing the glass (not grind
ing) and the surfaces are
naturally uneven, like a
bottle. They distort the
rays of light, .cause pain
and discomfort and in
jure the eyesight.
Our prices for fitting and
furnishing ground-to-order
glasses are reason
able and consistent with
the value of such services.
DR. GOBLE
Ryea Examined
QUICK SERVICE
700 Main Street
Glasses Frame
Ground Repaired
25'
is the
right price
to pay for a
good tooth
paste
LISTERINE
TOOTH PASTE
Large Tube
25
iPUBLIC SALE
' At the DenlH OTallngluin Uuiii h in Paisley. rrgn, 44 mile
north of Lakrviin. Maruclatn lliicliway Kntiro IMstanre
Thursday, November 12, 1925
IlrKinniiig at 111 u'Clwk A. M.
80 HEAD OF CATTLE 80 ,
HE(ilSTKHKI) HOI.STKIN HilKSIAVS
l'Umly Ormsby Korndyke, ts yean. Hull .,...'' 417tH
J.unily OmiMby Jewel, 2 yenr, Hull .:...Ni. 4172'tl
Yuniinora Korndykc Wayne, 7 jrars, row ....No. 45-11.!
( pal Mutual lOliutli lil, H year. '- Xo. HI721M
Four t.ruilo Hulsti'in ow; one (.rode HoNteln Heifer
Cows All Milking or to Krcshen Soon
KKUISTKKKII JEltSKV t'ATTI.K
Mixslonury Chinim. SS yi-r, Hull .1 No. Uil'JO'JM
Fonry's l)oll, 7 years, Hull - Xo.l7HIII7
Kdith's (iuldcn .lolly, 2 years, Hull ( No. 2401 1 7
Lnss' Golden Rosier, years, Hull , No, 1EEUI1 1
Two-VeBr-)M Hull can be Itodintrnil.
Two Yearllnic Hulls can be Hegistered. T
Nobles Grace of JLurkiainutc, lo years, C'ow.A'o. 807(7:t
Princes Daytonn,- 4 year?. Cow Yo. IVItMM.I
Hrowny GlvendoU, 7 years, t'ow .." No. 484Hir
Valentino of Ynnililll's Ixllth, 4 years, I'mv i,XIIM
ZIIIiih I'nnsy, B yinrs, t ow Xo. 60UIUi
Three Yeurling; Heifer ran lie IteKlstwd.
Vmvsh All Milking or to Freshen SHin
Forty head of Grade .li-rsoy rows, milking or soon
t4i freshen. ,
Mfteen head of Grmlo Jerwy Heifer coming
it years, soon to freshen.
Twelve head of Giwlo Jersey llelfiTx, i-onling
11 year old.
TKHMS IF HUMiBh or approved Xotes.
VKKK LIXC'H AT MM1X, with cofre-, Jerw-y Milk and Cream.
Catllo piirchased ut tills sale, will Ihj di-livtTetl t Lakevk-vt
if deelrt'd. .
L. D. HOY, Owner -H.
M. NOLTE, Auctioneer. .
C. F. SNIDER, Clerk.
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