< I d foiidniit ns hu pusa* <1 by th» house (loo Itltlef nor Henry Vinson belong corroborated the proceeding witness a nutnb»r of ber friends Runday: Mr. Mayor John R Suits lu having mid spoke to him, he replying by n to the 12 nu n huving this under­ as to th» «vents that transpired dur­ and Mr» E C. Albin, Mrs. Mayme suoh a fine-time in Florida aud U«or- ( Continued from Pug« i • standing. IL* said that h« had cun ing the following days. Including th« Jones, Mr and Mrs. Dau Colwell, gla that It is hardly pr >bable that nod of the head. 'riliiitid money to carry on the pros- 10th. On cross examination the wit­ Tho testimony of the witness, John Georg« Ward was ab»eot from b« will return to Klamath Falls In buy trial, willi the uxcuptlon Dial h< time to finish his term as Muyor was only allowed to lull those u< < Ur Shook, wu» fully corroborated by II • '■ iltlon of th di fxmluut aud others ness testified that her eye sight was m J iqo I Monday very good. Rhe was not subjected Eugene ilammond was trading - ' ............. » ■ , slices in wlilcli Walll» wu» coil noct oil I Kilgore, who »tuied that ho was ¡Impili uted with him. In llonansa on December IOth; that Merrill Haturday. Prosecution alati d that fl has b»»n to a . .............. »amination. Moat of Ills I'Uilverslilloiis KI MM ‘■:4. ho sow the defendant ride Into town ' I in j oKsIble to get E Slewurt hero und Chas Llskey wau next W. D. Johnxon, M GlacouiJnl aud actions with Llskey when 1 »« in the Circuit Court of ths Stat« | the stand aud waa asked I his bay sudd Io horse; that the a» hi« wa» the only other witness to Marion Wbitlalcb went, to Klamath not preHont, were objecG-d lllf of Oregon, for the County of Klatu- I of I9O>, at Dairy he had tit' uppeliii'd Io be tired and look- a conver- Fall» Sunday tu »* rve on the Jury. 11*»» Introdurmi It b in mo n<*c*M»ury at out. alb. us If he had boon hard ridden; 10 4o to take u ni » sh until 1:30. | nation with Walter Welch at which Mr. and Mr». Grant Gay and the Wel< Il oil'll pl fil tin' I t Cfirrle Nel.on, P’.i'atlff. . vs. Hana it he particularly uotlced tho mu - I The pt out CUI Ion » a« wlilhtg to huvi ' time Well* him that Miss nt Sunday with Mr. Nelson, Peter Nelson, J. 1 grouter purt of Tuesday 11. HamlL I oii of the horse hs it stood in the « I'VldellC»* of Ht- wart in th«* Llskey ' they steal the »tabi» and D Morgan. Ho was followed by ton and Emma Hamilton, his wife, M i I ’ ook nod nt of the Drlo'oll store, that Wnl trial read In lieu of th»* direct te» , of Jot n 8 them Tolle and Mrs Taylor Anna Margaret Hansen aud Wilhelm sle Fitch, who testified to i II» cnniti Into Bonanza across th» lituo: my, hut tbe ■!l»f»nse would not) with two worthies» after were rill Saturday to attend Hansen', hor husband. Defendants. Wallis, Chas, l.lskay an which O bridge from th» east. Utt I « to this would iw*t Woli'li on December 4 nem Suoimoni. Hull la Equity to Quiet bl« and th carcas»«» of the hors*-» Win Go»» r.ive lu.ttiiiiony corrobor is. Alf Wal Ib i. with ber infuni i Title. iu Yonnu Valle) wltli ii ban sting Will Kilgore regurdlng the In b«r u »i best le ber hu» would a> »■nr as the »miles, To the above nam>-d defnndants, <■», among which »ho ret 111»' horse on the day Th» » ru ar »w< rud In the af- «I 1 durit • -,f the morning •r'Nofyon, Anna Vs of the borsi's. Th« ,-ti,d firiuai I ,'■■ the Wm. Ingraham, llowgrd O’Connor and Wilhelm Hanson on. Io all of the teitluiony tie I did not I In qu<*ntlon Du ve land Win Wilson I ( |>OII « oli vi nliig <■( Court lu the uf- |, wil nr«» In (he name of-the State of Orw- cru s uxiiinliiii the a It in .» i Shooks » fi Be*: and 1 Taylor, Wlillo ■ n you and ■ ach of you arc hereby Johu W isiguo, fullni lu law «on l'io. ' culliig Attorney huy-| were to hr Johnson at.- 1 H Todd «od -red r'-nulri d fo appr-ar* a >d answer tba Wallis, was then culled nnd Bill lall ai. d that tile »lut«* j The defai complaint filed-agali * >><> in the the Gale stl ioo I week. (lint lie was at the home of Al Id uot w.' It for 11.*- Willie»» Si* w 1 Welch, hnl Ocrtrud U ’!A* •■rtlth’d suit, on or-before the aud «y , Tolle aud Ila ou<* night unit t 14 but woolid r> 4 I IU 14«. dpfnda I D;h day of March. 190», that being Lyle Jiowell wiilch l.e thong! dio Wit. K Judge Benson, on! behsU H» t.-s»IHd the last day wlthla IMtifixd to »■ ■ In; »lug tuo ,1, ably Welch In Bonanza en th*- which the defend • 1 «■: required to marc In longing I Mr. and Mt iimus m • defendant, Alt. |, night fi Thanksgiving «lay; that, be app«-ar and aaiwer, as fixed by tbo of Manufl Vietiu dren, Ludfuri» n ar ll, by hl -i i ■*>», aud move» • 1 and , <’)■ is Li »key lame to his ranch • I order of publication of this sum­ ». lüoh, « Ils pasture, whir h » i’ourt to i* I tl • Jury to r« on ( Dee ' ¡>ei 3d for th* the purpose of mons; and- If you fell to app ar and t <1 ' t Vesta Todd by Welch and 1.1 u verdh not guilt) lor lbui| till ring polo ponies; that he I answer, tbe plaintiff will apply to th« >n |O 'mt ! a'lilioitIon b> Hti Toile ■> »- »lug r*-i« »in» I ¡Court for the relief prayed tor in ‘ Ct i as. •iskey and Welch rode I h<* tint that t li made to use Mr. i <>g' I w‘ under/, .nd trai Wm Whitlalch ¡.-laid complaint, kewlt: . bus b«Mm no evi- j , Round mountain on that day Thal r«’d i on Io H for the il»f< IM», blit q«n »lions u intrudi i«« d t < t dliig to oorrob l, corrall> d ii buach of horses at the Wbi married at Halsey on February For a decree quieting plaintiff's I 'I ’I 111! in were objected to and ■ ib |»-«-t Ions ii . ompll- Walter Welch. M rs. Filch place. He corroborated 24 title in aud to th« following ,l'-,crit^ III- Mr. Stove mu stained u«f u verdict of con- [other witiiesse as to the description Mr and Mrs Thomas and son, Le«, •al real property,, to-wit; ho might ■ all Mr I. for Hi < ' of till* hoir.i-M, that they drove the spent Sufiday with Mr and Mrs.Book The East of the Southwest 14; ■■vntnli.at ion ns n will d- Ir urv I »1 I.Cl! fl Miss Neva Whitlatch and M Elg- the Northwest % of the Southwest i horse» into the water corral, but be (on»«. on, wn» cail«d and t»*»tlfi*-d Wl and U •!< h ■ uuld not agree on price ner spent Sunday with Mr. and Mr». *4, and the Southeast *4 of th« Luke Walker was n> vt l ulled lie band of borse» belng ut iter Northwest 14 of Section 11, Town­ and he turned out the entire bunch, J E. Whitlatch. was at (Im Fitch place on Ducumtier or abolii Decomber I2th laat ship 38, South of Range 12 East of j Welch aid Llskey remained at the Miss Della Corking took tea Run ­ I iind »aw three hi« ii with u band of (or defunto ob.'»i‘*>*d io i v- I ranch tl.a i night and left the follow- day evening with Miss Gwen Elvy. Willamette Meridian, containing 18» horse», one of whirl In- '■>«>» foi \lf lliiii a-k-d, thè Court over- IK [ing in o-uing; that b<- did not see Leo Todd and sister, Vesta, gave acre«, situate in Klamath County, Weihs. le objiM'tloua I Welch again until December Sth a party at their home for a number Oregon. J. II. Hbort, of I'««- Veil« y. was the itterson of Mt H*-l r«n. gui* Also a certain lot or parcel of land when he met bim in Bonanza at of their young friends last Friday u«xt witness. Il<* went to the Wallis ubi-Ut »»«ring n biinch of While i' mo*Ion wa» argu»d by j which time he bought a lunch for night situate in the City ot Klamath Falla, Those present were: Misses place on Haturday nfiern in, Diri'iu- i Mt Hebion on Docember h< atloi tH », »l;o went into the evl- ; hhu a' t .e Bradley store, that be Delia Gerking. Gwendoline Elvy, Ne­ County of Klamath, State of Oregon, l>er 5, and remained over until Sun­ . and about a»elng two nwn l< -,«- ihoioiighl). ill-* j ir) was re­ ■lid not know what had b«cotue of the va Whitlatch, Mrs. J. Norton, Messrs described as follows, to-wit: day When he arrived Snturdn; at thi< horaes mood from ll.- «umt mom. More , lunch Beginning at the Northeasterly Witness also corroborated Howard O'Connor, Horace Hickman, lornoon there were no men about ll««' II Rhook corroboiated tho wlt • Inn an hour was lonsuim-d in the other witnesses a» to the purchase of corner of Lot 8, in Block 55 of Nich­ Johnnie Nye, Charlie Cox. Wm Gra ­ place, but Wallis. Welch and Llskey uess Walcli in i l» teatlmony about urgument of th» motion, al the cou- pliers, hl*-» and a »»usage machine ham, J. Norton. George Ward, Char­ ols Addition to the Town ot Klamath ruturnod about dark Wallis and cutting wire fel.i e» Numt-rou» ol> , elusion of »hid, the Court expressed at the Broadsword store. I lie te»ti-jlie Whitlatch, aud Bert and George Falla, Oregon, as marked and desig­ Welch left Wunda> morning saying jections Were agaln IntiTposed by i au opinion ou th,- authorities cited Heil that he hl» | Wooden. Wooden put the pliers Into his Refreshments of coffee, coffee. nated on the official plat ot said Ad­ they were going to Bonanza counci l for d. fur.»» and Were prompt . by counsel foi di-G nse, reviewed pocket; tixik » them 5» »»ww Li r» «•» •» es rd I ..Ft —1- * — _ -X 1 — V ____ ______ -U — at a dition; tbenee Westerly 65 feet to home and left cake and sandwiches were served Court then adjourned until 1 30 ly overruled The tustlmony of wit- brl fiy som.- of the evidence and then them In his »bop that evening; that i midnight All enjoyed a very plea»- the Northwesterly corner of said Lot Mra. Fitch »as r«f overruled the motion. jbe subsequently looked for the pliers'ant evening, spent In playing gam«« 8; thence Southerly along the West­ state after the main recess and was Welch lu regard to the route taken erly line of said Lot 8, 110 feet; It »4» I’, o'clock »IH111 the defense • but could not find them Witne»» and dancing it was a case of *'We asked several qu«atlon» la regard to with the bunch of horse« theace Easterly and at right angles placed It» first witness. John Logue. ’ said he had never stolen any horses won’t go home ’till morning” the roan pony which has boon prom- to Ninth street. <5 feet; thenco At the conclusion of the testlmon) I the falber-lti-law of the defendant, I and that he had not discussed horse George Wooden was helping ms ln«nt In the evidence In the hors» by W II Shook th» Prosecuting At- jun the »t.iud He testified that he stealing with Welch; that Welch left father at home Tuesday and there­ Northerly along the Easterly line ot stealing case». said Lot 8. 110 feet to the place ot to. ney announced that the stair had ; is familiar with th« Wallis pasture;! bis ranch pn Runday and did not re­ fore we missed him at school F W. Broadsword, a hardware introduced all of its witne*»»-« on that a »mall section of the fence beginning. turn; that he did not see him again Mi»» Gwen Elvy visited the Ga^e merchant of Bonanza, teatlfied that hand and that It was preferred to i was down in January; that it was the and for a judgment against defend­ - until on or about December 27th 'school Monday on Iteconiber »th last, th« defendant atop proceedings for the time being. ¡■’■isfotu durlhg tbe month of Novem- ants and each ot them, for her costs ' H* corroborated the evidence of bis j Mr and Mrs. R. 8 Wooden spent and disbsrsements In this suit. purchased from him a pair of pliera, al)d In »•x-ordanc« with till» an nd* le*«'all«-d ] ranch on ulght of December 4th. and of Bryant mountain arriving at Bo­ O'Connor)' at tbe “Bachelor’s Hall'' Judge of said Circuit Court, and dat­ that on or about Den nib-*r 5th. Alf by the proaecution. He gave a d«*- {that at that time Walter Welch and nanza about 4 o'clock in the even­ la Dodds Hollow ed the 37th day of January, 190». Wallis was In his stop- .«crlptlon of th»- bor»«w that were t'kas I.lake; were there; that Welch ing; that he remained tn town about Miss Vesta Todd visited the Gale the first publication to be made oa l»>w|» Gerber args n»xt called nod found at Ran Jo»»- and t««tlfi»-d as to apdke of bu>lt>g polo ponies; that a half hour and then started for bls school Tuesday. Thursday. January 38th, 190», and was asked numerous question» rela their ownership On craan examina­ he «• a bunch of horses In the pas­ home; that he rode about 35 or 40 Mr. and Mr», H. F. Tolle were In­ the last puMication to be made on live to the usual route followed In tion It »»» adduced that th»* witness ture on th» morning of the 5th and mile» that day through a rough rocky itiated Into tbe Rebekah lodge Mon­ March 11, 1»OK driving stock from the Bonanza sec­ wa» a member of a Klamath County ¡that the defendant asked tbe other country. He was positive that be day night. BENSON k STONE. lion to Mt Hebron Illa tcsllinotij lv< -t.M-k .'issocluHon, but he believed I m >)» to turn them out which the) did not see Welch on December 9th; Mr Callahan is busy building a 1-38-3-11 Attorneys for Plaintiff. was to the effect that the route mo»t that the organization wa* no longer ¡did. that he saw the same horses In that he did not ride with Welch and fence for Mr Shank. iih < d was not thronen the Lava B>*4» lu <‘xlHt<*n<<- Mr Rhook stated that *h>* »venito, of tie same day about Llskey after horses after December Mr». J. W. Taylor visited school DEPARTMENT OF THK 1AIEK1OH, but via Poe Valley and Merrill Wit ho was not paying auy part of the on» mile fr»m the Wallis place; that 3d; that a bunch of horse« came to Friday afternoon. General Iaxnd Office, Washington, D. rie-s wns also u«k»d numerous quo»- pro»»Tutii>n Llsk.'j and Welch left the Wallis his ranch on the morning of Decem­ Dorsie Johnson is around getting C., Jantffiry 7, 190». Conns* I for defena»», u« has be«*u place after turning »he horses out lb t > about lining ordt'i d a certain ber 4th and that he asked Welch and signers for a petition for a new coun­ Notice of Restoration of Publie number of cars (or the shipment ot th»* custom a tic»* the b 'ginning of of the !•»'litre Ou cross examina- Llskey to turn them out He cor­ ty road two miles east of Gale. Lands to Settlement and Entry. to tlon h» m cloudy questioned about the trial, hit, rpos' d stock from Mt ll»bron roborated his father relative to tile Monday was a busy dax at the Tolle Notice is hereby given that th« C the ran Guy Merrill gave evidence In .•<»• m*’»t of tbe questions of some of the horHes condition of the pasture fence and {ranch, Mr. Tolle butchering hogs and First Assistant Secretary of the In- guid Io the nature of th» Lava Beds Dalton, tbe next witn which h I .: I been In the Wallis pas the purposes for which the corrals ' Mrs. Tolle dressmaking. terior has vacated departmental or- ..... I thi > location and coudltlon of a ltd pre« •ding witnui tare ant I the a hereabouts of the de­ near the house were used. Defend­ der of withdrawal in so far as the ■ •rtuin bora« camp he maintains the condition« of wire fiuces and feudiint ath i Llskey and Welch hud ant testified that he had been married same affects the withdrawal for Ir­ I hen* Counsel for the defense in­ character of the country tiioug T u I b left the ranch. just one jear. He pointed to Mrs. The City Council will hold a meet- torposed objections to most of tixi Lak«*. Wltn»*ss Dalton, on croaa ex­ Arthur I.angeli gave practically Wallis, saying. “There is my wife." ¡¡ng Friday night for the purpose of rigation purposes under the act ot questions asked, prut tlcully all of amination, muted that he had, a» u the am» ti stimony that he gave In The child had been taken from the acting an the request of H. V. Gates, June 17, 1902 (32 Stat., 388). for use In connlection with the Klamath memlxir of the livestock association, the Llskey trial, It related to a con- room shortly before which the Court overruled of the Klaruath Falls Light and Pow- Project. Oregon, of the following de­ Geo Ritter, a Yonna Valley film contributed money to be used In th»* vernation l.e had with Welch in Bo­ Court adjourned until 9 30 tomor- «r Company, for the extension of the scribed lands in the State of Oregon, er. gave evidence nr to a certain horse prom'cutIon of ca*»* » Involving th«» lar­ nanxa on or about December 5th tn row. [ company’s franchise > and by bis authority such of said, belonging to him. The horse disap­ ceny of stork. regard to polo ponies, and that the tracts as have not been heretofore R L. Walkur, a deputy sheriff, defendant was present. peared from tho range near his ranch « * ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ finally restored and are not other­ last fall or winter and was subse testified that he had been to San Jose J. F Wallis, the father of the de- ♦ GALE HMTFMXtifi. ♦ wise withdrawn, reserved, or appro­ quently located In Callforula. where in company with W. H. Shook and (endant. with whom he resides in « ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ priated, will be subject to settlement othors. He corroborated the owner- testified that Walter It bad been taken without bls per- Yonna Valley, under the public land laws of the Cl as Anderson started plowing «hlp of th«» stolen horses found at Welch and Chas. Llskey came to the ■nlaalon. United States on and after April 6, on his dry ranch in Dodds Monday Annie Vinson, daughter of Henry I San Jose. He told the Incidents con- W h III s ranch on December 3d. On 1909, but shall not be subject to en­ Vinson, furnlahed evidence |>»rlaln j nected with hl» trip to the ranch of the following day Llskey and Welch Hollow. Charlie is a rustler. try, filing, or selection until May 6. Jack Anderson is busy grubbing' ing to th<> hors'ut owned by Henry the defendant In company with W H. went out to ride, but Alf. remained 1909, at the United States land office ‘•The Need of Change” and sagebrush on R. C. Anderson's place.) Shook anti Walter Welch, and the at home. On December 5th he and Vinson, and going Into detail about at Iaikeview, Oregon, warning being ”O. topodousa Ferox ” are three of Mrs. R. C. Anderson attended lodge visiting Ran Jose, Cui., In January, finding of a cracker»box in u badger the defendant were both nt Bonanza, expressly given that no person will the kind ot stories to be found only in Merrill Monday night. 1909, for the purpose of Identifying hole on th»» Wallis ranch. Constder- but he did not know what had be- be permitted to galu or exercise any in EVER) BODY ’ S. Til«.- railroad surveyors are survey­ the Vinson horses which had been able argument followed an objection come of Llskey and Welch. He cor­ right whatever under any settlement •old In tlist city. Rhe was closely to th»» admission of evidence as to roborated the evidence In regard to lug near Gale now. 11 they don’t make a hit, you »re or occupation begun after January Pauline Gtacomlni is out of school ■ toss examined as to the ownership I the atom from which this cracker bringing home certain articles pur­ hard to suit. 6, 1909, and prior to April «. 180». I of thn horses In question, she trus­ box came. The Court mistained the chased by Alf., who came home about on account of sickness. all such settlement or occuimtlon be- It ’ s money in vour pocket to read W. H. Hadley is busy burning sage­ Witness 1 o'clock in the evening. tifying that they were the property I objection of tho defense. Welch ing forbidden: •• Fhe Stock Yards of New York,” of her father. wa» closely questioned hr to the pay came to the ranch that same night. brush and preparing for spring seed­ Willamette Principal Meridian. and it’s a warm spot in your heart Aley Vinson, tho 30-year-old son of or reward he was to receive in the I remained until morning when he left ing. T. 40 8., R. 9 E., SV4 NEK, Sec­ ’ o read “ The Title Market. ” Neva Whitlatch is out of school on Henry Vinson, testified that ho had -event of a conviction. He testified1 atid did not again return. Ho was tion 2 4. 1 no Interest In the horses owned by [that he knew of no such reward and positive that the defendant was at account of sickness. We hope she For Sale By FRED DENNETT, Commissioner of hl* father except as a child. Ho stat­ _ wa» not expecting any If tho prosecu­ home from December 6th to 9th; may be able to return soon. the General Land Office. F E. ANKENY Clara Anderson Is at home for a ed on cross examination that he had tion was successful. Defendant show­ that on the 10th ho rode out return­ FRANK PIERCE, First Assistant no sourco of rcmunerntlon aside from ed deep concern In th«» testimony of ing that evening: that lie was not few days to stay with her parents,Mr. AMERICAN CONFECTIONERY Secretary of the Interior. ihat paid him by his father for help wltni'sa Walker, about certain con- absent from homo any night during and Mrs. R. C. Anderson. 1-28-4-1 i Miss and Mr. Cahahau entertained Ing on tho ranch. ) versatlons he had with him In r«»gard the particular tlmo In question. t Tho witness at times got tangled the 500 club of Gale Saturday night John Shook testified that on De­ to muklng a coufesslon anil Implicat­ Luncheon of pop- at their home, cember 10th last, he saw Alf. Wallis ing others connected with tho stock In his dates, hut with the assistance on horsebnek come from Poe Valley riiHlIlng. Walker was closely ques­ of counsel for defense he got straight­ corn, candy nuts, enke, sandwiches, towards Bonanza. Probably a half tioned about Pat Collahan liuvlng of­ ened out and his testimony through­ pickles and coff-’o were served at hour later ho saw him In Bonanxn fered him |50 In the event of a con­ out tended towards proving an alibi. midnight. Those present were: Mr. and noticed that tho horso looked viction ot Alf. Wallis, The witness Ho was subjected to a severe cross and Mrs. It. C. Anderson, Mr. and WHAT WILL YOU NEED FOR FUTURE LIFE? Commercial, as If ho had been hard ridden and maintained that no such offer had examination by Judge Drake, but he Mrs. Dan Colwell, Mr. nnd Mrs. Eu- was certain that Welch camo to the gene Ilammond. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. ho also henrd Wallis say that ho had been made. Shorthand and English are taught here In such a manner that Lewis Gerber was recalled and In ranch on the night of December 3d Hobbs, Miss Blanche Robinson, Jack ridden about 50 mlols that day. This our students win success Modern furnishings, thorough course of training, practi- was shortly after 4 o'clock In the af reply to questions by counsel for de­ and that It was on the morning of Anderson. Willie Hammond and Dan­ fense stated that there Is no orga­ the 4th when the defendant asked nie Anderson. All enjoyed a very lornoon. cal instructors, individual instruction, and healthful location. give our students a decided advantage. Mrs. John Rhook corroborated tho nised stock association, but that 12 Welch and Llskey to turn a bunch pleasant evening. Charlie Whltlatch Is helping his Addl- OUR GRADUATES SUCCESS IS OUR SUCCESS. evidence of the proceeding witness stockmen hnve a verbal agreement of horses out of tho pasture. Tho next witness was the aged brother, Jake, break sagebrush, We tional Information may be bad for tho askiag about Wallis coming toward Ronan-[that they will pay |500 reward for za on tho road loading to Poe Valley, 'tho arrest and conviction of any man mother of tho defendant. She testi­ aro all sorry to lose Charlie from our The horse ho was riding nppoarod to 'stealing horses from a member of tho fied that Welch and Llskey came to school. Mrs. R. C. Anderson entertained • / bo very tired. She recognized the association. Ho stated that neither tho Wallis ranch on December 3d and “WHAT D0HEENY DONE” Ashland Commercial College Ashland, Oregon p RITNER, A. M., President