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About The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942 | View Entire Issue (April 21, 1929)
T ft. 4 Klamath The Klamath News Official Paper City of Klamath Falls The Kbasth Hm Official Papef 1 County of KlamatS "HROW AWAY YOUR HAMMER-GET OUT YOUR HORN" V, Vol. 0. No. 140 Price Five Cents KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON. SUNDAY, APRIL 21, 1929 (Every Morning Except Monday)! WOMAN UNWILLING WITNESS Wee Hews Hoover Rallies Forces On Bill Expect Important An nouncement Today. House Debate Farm Aid Measure. WASHINGTON. April 20 (IT) Thu ndniinitrution forces were rallied tonight (0 administer quick cstino tiyn to the debenture plitn oC furni relief which has Wru promoted in the (ten lite nit ii n unicndmunt to the administration coopcrut Ink' marketing bill. President Hoover quietly aud f r tho moat part Indirectly u pervlard arrangement for the fight. Ho buiclil Co per. undo I ho bold ul ihu iiatlonal grunge tu luuM'n pruk.um on eongrosa fur tho debenture, threatening that uuleaa I Ilia U d nn ho will end to llio somite report of throe cubluvt member opposing tin- economic tt arllillli y u( (ho tariff bounty sthenic. To Report Debenture It was t o late lu hare Ih.i sanate cuniiulitcu eliminate (lit debenture from llu roiKirl w lilt ti Chairman McNary la lo present I n I ho acoutc Monday, bul senate leaders' wursj generally axrixxl thai llio prtsajre of thu Willi i House Id I ho titiiullou would un doubtedly moan Ihu defeat if llio srhomc. ' Tho administration's farm bill, without I ho debenture plmi. wa.i dolmiod In tho bouso today for utitjI honrs, and doniinida luv time to speak wore o numerous that cncluilon of debute wim deferred until Monday. Heading of llio bill for uuiendmouls will atari Tuesday und ultliough dom ocr.ttj headed by UoproscnUIIW' .Joiii'i, Texas, pi m a flghi lor thu debenture plan, thu inouaure Is expected lo Ihi passed without trouble, piobnbly Wednesday. I'rnlx- AililillilMrutMi I'lan Iteproaonlatlvu Clark, repub lican. Now York, hulled I ho ad ministration measure llio "bo- ginning of ii revolutionary incus are In ugrluilturc." fUipriwniin t io Kclehuni,. nipuhllcun. Mlohl Ciin. asserted Hun ll stiiblllau Don ftuluics would nilnre K.im lit I iiE on mtrli iiuuiul pioducts to n nilnlmuui, because If . price fluctuation la ruduccd, specula- II n In automatically cm down. Representative W. K. .Hull. re publican. IIUnulH. emphnsliud thu need uf relief uinnng I ho corn formers mid recommended Hint tho tariff on. this pioducl ho In rreiised from, IS to 30 cents h bushel. Other speakers also rniphnilzed tho Importance tl llir tariff on various product. Representative Krcar. ropublloun. ft'ontlnmii on I'niro TABLOIDS IN DAY'S NEWS lly t'nUert Prma HIAWATHA. Knna. A Hln walbn womun nwukenud und iu a alruugii limn In hor giirduu. Bho colled police lo Invent IkiiIo. Tho "stranger" proved to ho her huabund, disguised III an old hat and overalls. "If thu first tlmo ho ever worked III tho garden," she told p. lice. PHILADELPHIA. W. W. Colo smoked his first -clgarotte. set fire to tho houto and was nonrH ovorrouio bfforu hu waa rescued tortuy. t IltVINGTON, K, J. Alvln "Shipwreck" Kelly conipliilnud of llio high life us ho completed Til b jurs on a flagpole, where he Is uttoniptlng to remain atuudlng. for too hour. rXIZABETH, N. J. Kdward (iultlvan, of New York, wus ar rested for spcodlng aftur hu hud boon removed from Htuten Island pound. Into which he had driven nts moti-r car. " . OREGON FLIERS ; WILL ATTEMPT PACIFIC HOP 1'OltTI.ANI). )ip.. April SO. ll'l') Vauru llrooao, hoad of tlm I llrmao Aircraft Corporation of I'orltaml, and Krlr Kronuoii. I Swodlah fllor. Kill atliuipt a uoii-atop fllRht fi'oiu lluwull lo Hun Fraiit'laoo Ih-ikooh tiny t and May IS, Hid I'iiIio.i l'roa h'arnod Iroro toulalil. llno.o and Kroouian mora aald lo bo In l.oa Aucoloa tunliilit pui-: ling tho flulaliliiB touihoa on tho plnuu lu wltli ll lha alloiuin will j bq uiiidv. Thoy will fly llio thlp ' to Port lu ucl on a toat flliibt ourly noal vrok tud lalor roiuru lo I Hun Frani'laio and embark for lloiiolulu on 1 .10 MuIhou liuor ; Mnlolo. Tho maul will bo mudo ln-n- j oior Ibr niln-r I pr pliloua durlnc the firm two woik4 or May. 11 waa aald. llio plauo lu whbb tho trip will ba mndo la a rablu mono- ! ' plunn. pnworod with a 1'rntt at i I Whlluoy Waap mnl.ij. It will ho a atoutu lino Job with a wuodi.li f UM'jao. I Western Grain ! Rates Declared i To Be Reasonable WAHIIINUTON. April !. (U'l't An eiamlnrra' propoard ro port uhmlttod lo tho lulornla'o t'ominorco Cotnmlaaion today ,lu lla fro lain ralo atrurturo Inrrall gitlon, aald tho gonoral lovol of raioa on (rain and sr.iln pro du.'ta Ihroughoul I ho wonloru I nlUd KlaUa la uol unroa JU ahlr. Tho. .luvoatiaatloo . mitb'li waa niadu purauuul lo thu lluck-rimlib rcaolutlon panaid by CjnRroMi. du!a I'&haunllvoty with tho rauj on grain and aunimarlji s lu fludlUKs aa followa: A dopruaaion In uarlotilturn ailll oxlaia within thu moaning of llio llu h-diullli roaolutlon. Tho tranaportullou rata should lint b r.'duood aa a whole, but rodlairlimiod moro .iul1uUty as bi-twoou produoliig aroaa. For this rodlalrlbuiloa. ruto.i roouminoiidod proldo for a Ron oral rorlaluu uhlih, howoror. would rolurn approximutoty tho aanio uKgropatu rovouuoa to the rnllroiida ua nt prom'iil. Tho goniTHt lovol of raioa on grain and grain producia Ihrough oul Ihr woat wua aald to bo not unrra.Honublo. Iliforo ilm rovllon auKKoitod run bo ordorod lulo offool It uiUKt Ihi panaod upon by tho In tvrntulo t'omnioroo t.'oniml.nl.n. A hoarlng on tho roporl wu aahtKnrd for May Su whon iom iiiUhIoii will hour argunioiiin from alilpiM'ra, Kroner and rnllroud ropruMonlullvos. Four Divorces ' ; M Gra'iitedby Court Kour divorces huvo been Binnt ul by Circuit Judgo W. ... Iun iun who . found tiniu to hour arguments In tho cuues when I tho court wus not hearing the ,8 murder caoe. Knriih Wurner hns been grunt ed a durruo front Irvln ti. Warn I or und has h.'tMi grunted the cure nnd custody of a minor child. Klin also rvcclvcd a pro- perty settlement. She hud ul ' leged cruel and Inhuinnn trout I incut. Kiln Peterson hits L'oun grant ed ii doeroo from Orvnll Kdwnrd I'otersun on alleged grounds of oruul nnd Inliuiuun (routmeut. I There are no children. ' Howard a. Cnulrull hus been granted n divorce from Nolllu Cnntrull who deserted him. There am no children. Trennls lKtnlmrt has boon freed from niiitrlmonlul bonds binding liliu to Dorothy linker Leiihnrt. Grimes Jury Is ; Hung, Dismissed 1 LOS ANGELES. April 0 U i P) Tho Jury lu the casj of Mrs. Cullle Grimes and fire other I defendants lu the so-called "framo-tip" tirrust of Coitncllnuin Carl I. Jucobson was discharged by Judge Wnlton J. Wood short ly after 10 o'clock tonight whon (a verdict was not ruavbt'd.' Mid-West Tornado Causes Deaths Property Devastated in Kansas, Missouri, Oklahoma . and Tex as Towns. KANSAS CITY. M... April 20. (IT) Tornudocit ' ripped tlirutigh widely wp-' arntcd sections of Kanmm und Mi.-Houri lute Suturduy, ' lenvinif a trail uf injury, ; death and isolated devastu tion told in reports trickling; j through crippled communi cations tonight. rarllally couflrmod roporia I INU'd tho following alrlikou com-' munition: At lliilu. Jlo. Six ropnruM klllod. uudoiornilnod nunilMir of Injured (unvvrlflodl. At Itrvre. Knna. Ow kii wn d.-ad. throo rritlonlly lujurod. :u . Immoa wrrokod. 70 more hoinoii ilunmc'd. and tho rill mud :a tlon domollahod. At llollrar. Mo Hevoii rrltl- rolly Iniurid. 4S hoitien wrrokod. Jl of tln-iii loolod whon llio mlilor rut a 2uu-yard wldo and milo long path thr.ni.-li iho roal donilul dlatrlol; f:uii.uO'l dum ago dono. At t?kalooa. Mo. One m ported InJtiiTd. SSl.ttnu rlamigi done. At Itlrh lllll. Mo. And Hum". Mo., weru reported Iwlulrd fr tn eominunleallon by high wiml. Mianwhllo flood threatened utroania In parti of Kna and pari of Tenia and Okluhiniu woro iIIkkIiik out cf tornado-dam-j agvd towua of Inat lilk'hl. A lor-, nado alruok Mouulnln Vlow. , Oklu.. and klllod an Indian ao.l . hl lfo. and did reported dniu- ng amounting to a hnlf million dollr In that aootl n. A wlud-. (Continued on I'nuo Klein ) HAYDEN LANDS LARGESTTROUT All hough his lino broke Just before hu londed a 1 1 l-S pound llulnhow trout at WIImhi rapids In Williamson river. It. W. Hay don tui'd his boot nnd kicked bis cnlch lo dry Injid. It Is now on dlKplny in Connolly Urol horn window. II. W. Hiiydon of Kay. Colo., hns boon visiting his brother, 11. K. llsydon of this city. 11. K. Iluyd.n luuded a 1:1 l-S pound trout. second liirgflst ctuiKht this season, on Friday. Whon .Mr. 11. V. Ilnyiien Itindod his i.-.lto catch yestordny he wus .using n cutting rod, u trout line, und No. S spoon. After gutting a bite he fought with tho fish for Hourly hnlf nn hour I-cfore he finally got It Into shallow water. Then bis light linn snapped nnd Ii "its only with the uld of his feet thut ho was ublo Id ke.p tho trout, tired from Its tussle, from going buck Into tho river. Tho fish Is 'tin largest luud ed so fur this seuson und cclip.'s the cnlch made by Mr. Huyden's brother an Krlduy by one pound. Mr. II. W. Ilnydon and Mr. A. Hnyden, Krunklln. Nebraska, will leave today for thulr homes In the tnld-wnst. Skyscraper Is Cause of Deaths i NEW YORK. April 20. il'Pi New York City's persistent ellnib skyward today took a toll j of four lives nnd resulted In lu-1 Juries lo eleven persons, two of whom may not llvj. Thu day's wtrk on 'tile skolet-on-llku structure of tho new Western I'nlon building und r construction ot Thonins strcol, just off Broadway, had hardly gotten under way whun there was n crush .unci Iron, wood and hurdunvd cement hurt I 'd grotes quely from tho fourteenth finer, crushing to dentil four ot the workers. Are Klamath Girls Prettier? i .WCryCT-hMiir.'iWiiiiaiw mi 11 w mmmwF F f - "5 v W X.Y.-XV. AltXKHKN Thla la one of tho laullei of Khe la tltlaa haired and pojMed ihu.atate whloh will com polo , of an enlhualaailr por.'onalliy. aruluit ,-.MIa Klnmath" at the "Mia Ortgon" will 'attend, the lor:lnnd theuter, April 30. and . International I'au.unt of Put- May 1 and 5 for tho title of "Miy ' chrltude lu (ialroston. . Texaa. Oroini.-' "Mlia K.iUin" waS;Juno lo 1 3 with all expeuaes i-ho-on from moro than two aooo ; paid and with a eiianeu of being of tho prctiloat glrla In Salem, jcboai-n ".Mlia tnlrorau." KLAMATH BASIN GIRL MAY BE "MISS OREGON" IN BIG BEAUTY SHOW A Klauiah Kalis girl will Jour ney to Portland, with expenses paid and itrosaed In a sporta cos tume to be furnished by a local merohaut nn April 310 and -May 1 and 2. whoro aa ".Mis Klamath" she will compete with girt from will be solocted. fourteen other cities In tho siate 1 " Vrco Trip Offered tot the titlo of "Miss Oregon." "Mis Klamath" will hare a "Miss Klamath" will be chosen free trip to Portland, where she by throo Judges Friday night at will appear on the stage of the the Allumoni dance hall after ! Portland theatre, April SO, and the Judges hare seen a review of May 1 and I. Should she be II girls who euter tho conies. between now and Friday night. ; be given a free trip to uaivestod, ' !-,. -;tnim-e ltuli-e : Texas, to the international beauty (ilrls who wish to compote for i pageant, a wardrobe costing 50 the title "Miss Klamath" may ' be donated by Portland mer register with (inhesion roprejen- ichants, 150 cash and nil expenses tntlvo and the lovnl commlltee of , the liulveston Internatlouul Page- ant of Pulchritude at the lUtel conirncis. Wlllurd. Any girl between the j Mr. A. II. McMillan, of the uros of 1 and ST., unmui-rlod, , C.nlvcston commltti-e, is in KUim ti ml of good moral character may jath arranging for the contest enter the contest. ; hero, and has secured the co The glr's will be judged on i operation of the management of four points, beauty, form, per-1 tho Alliimcint. May Reopen Quiz ! Lions' President -" Of 'Kidnaping' Feted at Medford LOH ANtlKLKS. April SO. U ) The first mujur Invest tea- tion tf tho newly sworn Los An geles county grand jury may con cern the purported kldnuplug of Aimeo Soniple Mcpherson tn 10-fi. it wis reported here to- night. The posKlldllty of reopen - lug the pr lie. It wus said. de - ponds largely on the outcome o. tho present trial lu Sacramento of Superior Judge Carlos Hardy, aecused of Improper conduct In accept a check from tho vvuu gellst whcn authont'es were con sidering hringliig conspiracy to defeat Justice- oh tres r.galnst hor throe years ago. The trial was not lu session ycHlorduy. The previous chin'ges ngulnst Mrs. Mi'Phorson wero dismissed on rocommciulutl.il o District Allornoy Aia Keycs. who felt there wns hot sufficient evidence ugnlmt hor to gain s conviction Should .lml A" Hardy be Im peached. II Is held certain that present District Attorney Huron Flits will re. pen the case using much of tho evidence presonti d lit the Sacramento hearing. i:.i 111:11 loiiKcAsr Orcg.iK Rnln wool portion and prnbubly cn.-d portion Sutuhv and Muliduy; inoduru toinpcrti turn: Inereaslng southeast nnd south winds on tho coast. 'ifT-T TtTFSB AT f.y, n f v - . m , "tit :l K. "MISri K.M.KM After ' aonal charm and - grnce. . registering It ia not necessary for the girl to do anything nnt.l ! Krlduy night at :3V at the Al tainoDt. when she must .appear, at which time ".Miw K amaib" ' chosen ".Miw Oregon' she win; for herself and a chant .'unu with : chances at big prizes a id raude- ; Abont ; Klumuth 10 members of Falls Lions' club the mo lored to Medlord yesterday. where they attended a banquet which was held at Hotel Medford lust night In honor of Ben A. II uf rin. president . of tho Inter? mulenul Association of Llom" . rii. who arrived In tho valley :cty Saturday morning by plane. Addresses of welcome were 1 mude by Muy.r Pipes and by the heuds t various civic organ- " njlMi attorney convinced the judge Lotions, following which Lion ' . Pta1;"t hi. client actually hid not; Karl . Davis presented .htai' T ltaI1'S? 1 roni to a false atatement. Cpcn! WhooK-o Review." Tho evening 1 ud "touJ' 10 "nch11,,,'"t!n,a: ! close Inspection it waa found i was concluded .with dancing. . rllH,v,1,"l. " t0 (hat the affidavit did not contain- A number of tluse who mo- remain today and ' try out the M...,,i.i,ru .iieiuoiu piii ..win.-..-. . - of tho Medford g. If course sre helping entertain the gtuvits. -j - Sousa Arrested, To Be Deported Jim Sousa. boollcggi'ir kicked iout of the county once, returned against, orders aud wus speedily rresled and placed tn Jull by local police on a churge ot pos- session of intoxicating lluuor. : Eansa was arrested yesterday by Officer Sthnlzn at a lociJ cafe, and was lodged lu Jail Officials stated that hj would ie deported to Mexico, lend. his home- Qnonriii -! bprague River To Get New Highway . north and longitude 14.20 went. ! . , ab.nt half way betaeeu IcelanJ f . .. Load Limits Estab-.and ireiaud. 1 Witness Denies For- l'LJUr- . n . The captain of the BhatkktonJ JL , iisned by court, rass utth8 following iriea uta-.mer Statements, Then Resolution Favoring th l'Blc1 ! Admit Threats on "Sighted airplane at S . a. ni.. ' . "ul,ul "rcal i Vj. IN. Lines. from went, flying approximately, ; Questions by Jury. ' ,eaat. It wn a largo airplane, : -. " " flying low. Smoke coming from -. ; A call for bid for the " .i Mrt KirbyThoma. took eon.itruclion of the Sprague ' Ariation expert were piujied. the witness stand yesterday; Giver highway from the, They aald that nnlea the plan.l jhfi of Ffed gwn town of Sprague River to STTS aiaeeuwd of .murdering Kd a point on the Klamnth Urn:d baek, aho must hare come I Connolly, and denied statv-Falls-Lukcview highway at from Iceland. Greenland ment8 of threate which shio Whiskey creek, was issued N:o "rln, of any tjeaid at the coroner's i. yentcrdar by the county Atlantic flight harlng been atart-; OUest Swan made airainst : court at its meeting at the court house. The court al so adopted a resolution 'favoring the construction of the Great Northern's pro- Posed esten.Slon gOUth. Construction or the Sprugue Hirer road would sire the rool- dents of the town w tilth U now on the O. C. ft K. line, an all- woathcr outlet to Klamath Falla. , It Inrolrea the grading of a four- mile atretch and tho Burfaclng of ten miles, six nine oi graaing baa already been done by the forest acrvlce. The road will be one of the main highway pro jocla of the county thla year. Tho court heard protest of rrcny o-ncrJ.hoje "properiy was traveled by the construction of tho Poe Vallcy-Maiin highway and the Edge wood highway, from 1 Low hi:i to the Edgewood ranch, anil wilt appoint appraw-rs wuoiiiic a peuiioa ia ibiuhchuu. - January at. mie at oikui, ua tn- will determine the amount of the proceedings which are now ( eld Creamen homestead about damage done In each case. before the Interstate commerce 50 A yards north of the Oregon- A number of truckmen applied commission in which applications California ante line, and fiva for log hauling permits over ' have been made by the Western ; and one-half miles north of Dor county roads. The truckmen muat ' Pacific and tho Great Northern j rla, Calif. Jj furnish bonds that they will Hallway companies lor certifi- Says 8wan Threatened ", ' abide by rules and make written cates of public conveaience and; Testimony of Mrs. Thomaa application to the court. necessity authorizing the con-it. Id ot the drinking that evening Load limits of iO.UVO pounds straction ot the extension by the at the cabin, although she Mated (Continues on I'ugc Hve) ' Great Northern Railway company i that she drank little. She sake nrniTm uf r nn JfTj Hi lT.lJlLi.Eiij CI1!? l-fT w flkitoa to Lookout, and the city's Oll!iilj LiAlLI representatives are hereby direct- I ed to present to the commisjlon Construction on the Modoc i witnesses and evidence showing Northern railroad is progressing at a fust puce. Crows laying utoel put down more than at mile of truck Krtdar. it Is stntod. At present the line is laid as far as Lone Pine, about eight i miles south of Klumuth Falls. 1 Crows are also working from! the southern end of the line' at , Alturas and a crew Ik working ! in the middle of the so miic sector hoitig built. Tho progress of the other two crews could not ii : i V-u i in ii i . ii i . Smith to Return To Prineville Shcrman Smith, professor and nthlelle director of Prinovllle i.u.h ...hnni will leave loilav for ; ,,rllll,vnlo atlcr 5,H.ding the past few dH.s herc und.r ,he cure of a physician. 1.1. ., 1,HnA.-lll.. -aaI ' ' ,,, ,. ,. ,c" Ahl,a"' . ml , K,!"natl1 ' rails. ' Here hu was under the ' care i of a physician. He has recovered sufficiently It Is stated by his doctor for him to return to hie horr"j In Prineville. While here he stayed with Tl Gillenwatcra. '1'huy woro frnti'rnlty brothers at the Vniversity of Oregon where Smith was a foot '.'all stur. I.IK.t.Ktt IS KII.I.KK i COTTAGE GROVE. Ore.. April 20. (IP) Dwight E. Hnff. 21. i of Hebron. Ore., was killed Iodic at the W. A. Woodward company : logging camp, whon a log struck ' him oil tho buck of tho heud. , The accident was unavoidable. It j was said, 'placed. aud no blame was SIGHT LONE PLANE 0N hop 0VERAILANT,cPay Visit LOXUOX. April SO. (LP). J T : The niyateTT of au airplane ro-ii . ported flying orer the aea be-: ' tweon Iceland and Ireland re malned nmolred tonight. The Brltlah fixhlng trawlur , Hbaokleton reported that aim , l aightcd the airplane, firing ea.it. ; at i a. m. today In latitude fin. 10 ' ed Ir m the Old World were re-. vcai.w i City of Bonanza - . irurufy. prusctuuui, luv vane Favors Proposed ,"Bhe is an unwmin wit G. N. EenMoni?Js The city of Boaanra. act!ng'' tonestion. b, th, through 1U mayor, and the Bo-.Jnrors. Mrs. Thomaa aald that nanza Businessman's clnSljswan did threaten to go oat and throngh Us officers, yesterday j ,hoot Connelly, substantially tho .went on record as favoring the ! nM statements aha made at tba proposed extension of the Great coroner's inquest. - Northern railway aooth from Aaked if she had talked tot Ktaroath Falls, and the. 'Western j 8wan since ha waa arrested and Pacific railroad north to meet ,(Dce t),e inquest, she admitted: the Great Northern extension. that she had, bnt aald "not a boot Resolutions adopted .'wore slm-1 1 h I-,, -t r " f. j.-.?- liar." Tha'Tsolution of tlAV'city I VeJierdJy afternoon after the officers follows: RESOLVED, that the of fk-lal ! representatives of the c:ty be aad : they are hereby authorised . to from Klamath Falls to l,ookoui and the extension ot the Western Pacific from the vicinity of Pax- tho effect and benorit ot tuese t extensions upon the city of Bo- , ,. ,, ,h. ,arri.,-, i which j lt is lucated and by all reason - able means endeavor to aeenre the granting of the application.; CITY OF BONANZA,- no J n HAMAKER. Mavoc Attest: J. T. BRADLEY, Clerk. '. ! - ' Tjitfrthllfl FrPP .. T airCnilQ , fCe, . . .. Affwiovit Vnirt i ! ( ' xa a asjica v,a V . v.vau ' ' ' ' ' ' -' :. ' AURORA. 111.. April SU. (UP! . i The affidavit Which lea to ine.ea gun to me dwbu our, nu dry raid killing of Mrs. Lillian De King In her h. me here last: ' month wa not only false, lt was void as well. Judge Charles D. Dlckersou ruled today. - Body Fairclilld. llqnor spy for State s ! Attorney Charles B. Carbary a ' office, came bef.re him on a .chargo of perjury growing out of his admission thut the aid - i davit was untrue. I Fuirchlld wa set free becauso! tho phrase, "So help mo God. Teachers Battle Federal Prohi's; MONTGOMERY, Ala., April i irpi Two young school! teachers who woro pursued eaWy touny uy two s.niu iw iiimiw mcnt off'.cors who thought the girls were rum runnors, brought the arrest of tho men tonight on warrants charging assault with Intent to murder. Tho girls al leged the officers fired npon their motor car. Thu chase through Montgora- ery streots, which ended only when the young women reached home and emptied a pistol at . tholr pursnors, was described In tdotulloi! rorslgns tonight. J u r o r s To Scene Of Death Connoijy Judge W., M, t- x . t m . t yrii- jjuacan torn i, xv. vriueo ! waters, assistant district at , stato had rested lta ease shortly ; before noon the Jury. Judge ami attorneys visited the scene of tho 'shooting which took place on that after a quarrel; swan tooa: his gun from the wall and askort where hi belt of cartridges waa and where Connolly was. '- "Bobbie" Swan. ll-rar-o.J son of the accused, answered that C:nnolly had gone to the ' .ualinows rancn, rowaru uorria. Swan said "I'm going ont and S shoot the -.' Mrs. I nomas a loading qnes- ' admitted, after tion. Mrs. Thomas " admitted alio that she did not see the b;ay the ' night of the shooting, but that the next morning nhe saw ; the body with the rifle balanced on !! M " touad later by ,of- tlccrs. ..j . . V.?" . in telling ci iukiob .me em from Swan and unloading lt. she stated that she gave the unioaM- - . v.. .. was with hor, and who picked no tho cartridges which fell from the gun when she unloaded it. That Swan, when ne started to leave alter tno snocuag, siari- ed his car. that sne . neara -vit ; (Continued on Pa BUI f : . . , r-s Fannv SavAt 1 ufer iutj tjujra j .- tC K'a tho okl check book ukea maa apiTtiUU drawing; power of hi wife. Tret -, TV aaau aHtasp., j . 0 itaa sr sis saawee wcj ltj tho
