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************** • «tIFItlAL l'V'ÍH »»►’ ♦ * KUMMani ooom ♦ VOL. XV KLAMATH REPUBLICAN KLAMATH FALLS, KLAMATH COUNTY. OREGON. AUGUST 4, 191U ♦ LEADING PAPER OF « • MJ D THERM OREViON • NO. 18 BREACH BETW EEN NOLAND AND PROSECUTING ATT’Y 1/4» ¥ SAYS NOT GUILTY Mil ASX FOR » CONTINUANCE It<««ruc) O'Neill Olija-ct» «•» Having Thia < mm - tS-t lor Trial lición* tlu Otlu r « >u< AguOt»! ll<vi< III ««»«lit ’ W< <lne*d.i) ir! pleaded I net gttiit: of forgery that ti.-i against him by the The trial of York on the llist - barge that hail been brought against him, that of gtsiurlng *»m, $>*,965.35 from Fred Melbane by mean* of a • rtifitat«- of deposit. ha«l liivn set o»r tomorrow uioi nlng, aud District Attorney Kuykendall requested thnt «he forgary trial b,1 s«.-t for the »am«- Jute and that It I m - h«-ard first C M O’Nolll, attorn»-' fot York, me to hl* t«>et aud said May It pleas«' the court The In- ■ I let nun t of tb, State against F If Houston «in th<- charge of forgery I* now before th«- <uurt. aud the district tltorm-v desirea that the case be set or trial befor«' th«- cane which ha* air, adv been brought against him I wish to state that th«- dcf«-nd*nt has ■ ome rights before th«- court, that he bos a right to have reap«'ctc<| I have ■<ut r> cently <-om> Into the caae. and ,m making all th«- « Bort posslhie to nave th«m ready for trial. 1 am not ■■eking to lilnrtd the court, nnd will .-lake all du«- hast« and diligence In -repuring the < am* for trial "Th«o,- are matters and «<vld« nc»- .•c-esary for the caae that cannot t<c procured • vcept through d«-poai- -lons They are in foreign state», •»nd it will tak«> time tn seenre them I give notice that a continuance will be asked for I mak<- thia stat«-m«-nt «n that th«- stat«- may be prepared." Judge Noland then set the forgery «a»« for tomorrow morning to pre- r«‘dc the other case *’l set It at that time ao that you may mak«' vour -bowing for a continuance " Attorney O'Neil) then stated that 'he defendant would resist the change in the order of trial So tomorrow morning will see th«1 first of Tork'a struggle for liberty Welch Hciut» Not Guilty The first cam called, after Deputy I Mark L. Burna had declared the cir cuit opened, was thnt of the State ■ gainst th-orge Welch, whom the gran«l jury had brought an Indict ment against, charging him with murder in the first degree for shoot ng Fred Alexander. .After telling Welch to Htnnd up. hidg«- Noland said to him 'Yon ar<- charged by th«- grand lury with murder In the first decree, Mr. Welch, what is your plea?" Welch replied: "Not guilty." District Attorney Kuykendall said that the stat«- was r«-ady to prucis-d with th" trial, nnd was willing to have nay date set for the ca»<- to he heard. H. M. Manning, who had b»-en ap- i«>lnt«-d attorney for Welch, Mid: "If the court please, I do not see how 1 cin b«> ready for the trial of this case for ten days, aad fxmalbly longer. I have had n gnuit deal of work on hand so far and considering the gravity of the charge I would lik<* further time In which to prepare for the caac. As soon after the ten ■lays are up I will m«>et wUh the dis trict attorney and the court and have a date set for the trial." The court acquiesced In the d«u«irc of Mr. Manning, and the date for the hearing of tha case against Weich will be set wnme time later MILLERS MIHT STOP BLEACHING F1X»UH WASHINGTON, D. C., August 3. Miller* must stop bh-achlng flour, pending adjudication by the higher courts, or stand criminal prosecution for each shipment made in interstate commerce, according to a decision reached here today at a conference hetw«*en officials of the departments of agriculture nnd justice. Had II« « ■« linpll« ui«-«l in ll«<- Lieut-««- .«nt Janney Sulci«)«' Smndal Question of Veracity Involved in the Controversy rELLfc HDikllOOU TO SHIELD GIRI, FRIEND l«> LiUI«- <» «»ur-ail« W tul«- Ttw-y U « rv Playing ••Soldier"—- l*1ay- ku U»-» Tell of A« «-ident NwH INVESTIGATING YONKERS N.Y August 1 Dying they pl«-nd guilty to al) of the charges ol a bullet wound In St John's hos th«-- stiail I m - ><-nt<-nced only on oue pital George Pelham, 6 years old. has < ONDKT OF DISTRICT ATTOR of th«-m. the others remaining over »tnrdily !n.-’«t< <1 that th«- injury which NEY IN I-RICE CASE th«-rn In the nature of a suspended brought him ther«- was self-inflicted. M-nten<< Th«- main objw-t of thia After a car-ful examination th«- hos- I • proaeeuliou is to drive these men out pit al physl« ians anon need. however, iof the buxines* In which th<-y are en that the cours«- of the bullet made it gaged, nanrx ly the sale of intoxleat- inipoSKihh- that th« boy t-ould have • Ing liquors, 'mill such time as they shot himself. jna) b«- permitted to engage In th< Som«- of th«- playmates were closely W itn.—«-» Ar» Being Examined, But | traffic under th<- law I do nor ask <iu«--tioned and th«- story wag got What the Tn-nd of th«- Exami OPTIONIKT* DENY THAI THEY that a jail sentence l»< not lmp<Med. from them He had been shot, they nation I« I« Unknown It.REED TO MINIMUM A jail sent« n<-<- should most certainly «mid. by a girl friend, Mi!dr<-d Baxter, SENTENCE b. Imposed, and in addition such 7 ><-ars old. and rath« r than get her fine as in th«- judgment of th«- court iuto trouble, as h»- thought, he bad Ti««- grand jury has again taken up will best M>rve th«- «-nd« of justice. In <l< t«-rmin< <J to tak< the blam<- upon the inv«*<tigaUon of District Attorm on«- cate- tl«la is tb<- second offense, in himself. Kuykendall'B <x>nduct of the Pri< > A term of the other It is th«- tinrt Several of th« children left alone <-asc. and th«> work of examining wit- Imprisonment should be Imposed, be to: th< ,aft«-rnoon had decld«-d to' play iiess«** was begun Wednesday. Judg- cause u fim alone will not have a de- -oidu i- and George appointed him- Elliott was appointed by the court to < ourt Turn» Dowu th«* Agr>«-in«'iit terrant <■ fleet In preventing similar >«-lf captain. represent the interests of the stat« , The others armed tbemselv«-« with he fact that Mr. Kuykendall was uo- <«n«l lin|HH««-K a H«-avy Firn- und a infraction* of the local option law Th«- -»tat« therefore, would lik«> to toy rifles and cap pistols, but Mildred ler fir<- having disqualified him to ■lull s>-nf«-n<<- on Carl R««-«I .out sec- a jail -•-ntenco imposed In the < ould find no weapon. so George went act in this particular rase. It is un- G. T. Shaw, joint case to which they have pleaded upstairs and got his father's revolver. l<-rst<>«<l that a large numb, r of wii guilty, nnd that sentence In the other It's al) right," he said: ‘ it isn’t neases are to be subpoenaed, and th:.’ cases lx- stispend'-d. so as to provid«- loaded." th«- matter will be probed to the bot 1.1 k«- a clap of thund<-r from u clear against th< ir again violating the local But wh« n th«- command to fire was i tom. sk) thi n came Wedn<-sda> a breach {option law ” given ther- was a flash and an explo The investigation has stirred pub'ie Taking up the <-aa«-. Judge Noland sion. and the little captain fell with opinion to it» very depth. It is suet l«< t ween District Attorn«-) Kuyken- said: .- real bullet in his breast an unusual proceeding that the keen dull and t'lnuit Judge Noland that "The «ourt will state that the sen -st interest is being manifested in it it had tence thnt was to be imposed and bo: durud un the sensational by the public, and the out«x>me wIL I '» fouudatiou in a purported agree, which waa indicated to the counsel be watched by the people generally. j in«-ut between the district attorney, Mr. Manning, for the defendants will Since the -xamination has begun th«- judg« and Horace .Manning, at- not b«- foilow»)d. The parties inter it has started a crop of rumors tha 1 terney for Carl Reed and O. E. Shaw, ested in 'his prosecution deny that • »ther matter* will be taken up by the ¡:he liquor men who Monday pleaded any agr'- ruent was reached as to SENTENCED FOR CONTEMPT BY grand jury, and many mooted ques JUDGE LAWLOR i guilty to th«- charges ,of violating '!>< wbat sent- nce should be imposed and tions definitely disposed of. Whether I i«>ca! option law. the <x«urt Is not going to have its i this is a fact or simply the outgrowth Monday afternoon It was rumored hands tied by a promise about which tp|»arun««- <>l Mlle. lew*«« at Itull Ib-fOM- t«> < «-WM- Talking When th«- . of an aroused public sentiment, re on th<- street that an agreement had the district attorney------- ” mains to be seen It is realized that With Msidwwl Woman'» J< wHry Court Ord«TM Th«-iu to Do So. iwsl be»-n reached between the court and Mr Platts did agre« to such a sen there is nothing of persecution cot %rro«i<wd Saaptcion Get Five Day« in PriM-n th. district attorn« y to th- effect that tence nnd th«- district attorney stated i-eeted with the present investiga If the men pl«-ud<«l guilty to all of all of the facts to the court," broke tion. and no matter what the otu- TAt'OMA. Wash. .August 3. Mrs. th«- <-hnrg« » th«-y would lx- aentenced In Mr. Kuykendall SAN FRANCISCO. August 3.— come it cannot but be accepted as U- < ilia McCarthy, a nu mber of the on on«- <>f them this sentenew to em ■Jfr Platts flatly denlw it. and the Tbre»- of be leading attorneys of this th« performance on the part of the Ixmdon Music Hall l.adt«*s' Guild, brace a fine of $23«' and ten days In «-ourt ----- ” city were sentenced tft five «*a>s fn grau»< jy«>i-fts public dwtv. »ho, w ith two -i»t<-rs. I h appearing nt jail It was further stated that this "That is a matter between the jail for contempt of court for reply a lo« al theaU-rj said ugr<‘<-meDt was reached after a con- court aud Mr. Platts," cut in Mr ing to Judg, Lawlor tcxlay. when he VATICAN EXPECTS CAN- •'Wh«-n Doctor Crlpp«-n told us f«-i< nee !»»-i«««wn th« district attorney Kuykendall. "The understanding insinuated that District Attorney ALEJAS TO BE DISMISSED man)- weeks after his wife's sudden uixl the local option |»«-ople. it was stated to th«* court was agreed to by Fickert had followed the lead of the ‘ disappearance that ah«- bad died in this latter fact that furnishtxi the Mr. Platts " attorneys fo/the defense in the Pat . Loe Angeles, we did not believe it foundation for th«- breach betw.w-n "The court will advise the defend Calhoun alleged bribery cases. and Mwurcd cvld«-nc<- which finally Judge Nolan«! and Mr Kuykendall. ants that they will be granted per When the case came up for hear started the Scotland Yard officials at As soon as th«- local option p«>opl<' mission to withdraw their plea of ing Judge I-awlor remarked that the work. W«- knew Bell«- Elmore Crip heard that they had agre«-d to any guilty. If they so desire. The court disappearance and continued absence ROME, August 3.—Pope Pius X pen very well Sh< war the honorary thing exct'pl that th«- men plead guil will not have its bands tied as to of Big Jim " Gallagher, the ex-super treasurer of our guild, and worked ty and the court us«- its own discre th«- [«epulty that Is to bo imposed. visor. was b«x-ause of some agrwment is confident that King Alfonso will linrd. refusing any -alary’ for what tion as to the punishment to be In Centlcmen. what is your decision?" between the attorneys, and scored eventually be forced to dismiss Pre mier Canalejas and appoint a clerical she did. flicted. they cal)«-d on Judg<- Noland Attorney Manning asked for a ten them yesterday for not producing the premier. He is ignoring the appeals "On February 3 th«- cotnmitt«-«* of nnd *»k<-d if the rumor had any foun minut«-s’ recess to permit of his con witn««ss»-6. He reviewed the whole of a majority of the cardinals for a the guild received a not«, purporting dation in fact Judge Noland in sulting with his clients, which was history of the case in detail, and when !e«s antagonistic attitude by the Vat to hav«« come from her. stating that formed them that he had been ad granted At the expiration of that he had finished Stanley Moor«', one of she had b«-«-n cabled to come to Amer vised by the district attorney that time they came into court and stated the attorneys for the defense, arose ican. and it is reported privately that ica. an<1 that we hud better elect u they had asked, or agr«-ed, to the Im that they would let their plea of and started to reply, Judge Lawlor he is advised that the Spanish cler n,-w treasurer, as sh< would remain position of a fine of $350 and ten guilty stand. The court then sen ordered him to quit, Moore contin- icals are not prepared for war. The clericals are hurling defiance at the a long while. days' imprisonment, and that that tenced Car) Re«»d to twenty-five days ued to talk, and the judge ordered Premier Canalejas believe« "Early In April Dr Crippen at official had recommended to the court in the county jail and a fine of $350 him sent to jail for five day*, His crown. that they will not resort to the sword tended a benevolent fund danc«- with that such a course »>•• followed. That If the fine Is not paid he is to serv,« father, A fC. Moore, arose and also Mlle Lenev«-. Hh«- was wearing he. as judge, felt that inasmuch as one day in jail for each $2 of the tried to reply, and he was told to until they have been defeated by oth Belle's dlumonds, and that shocked the local option people had spent amount. G. T. Shaw was sentenced stop, but kept on. He also was given er measures. ns Finally we wrote to Los Angeles, their money in pushing the prosecu to twenty days in jail and a fine of into th«> custody of the sheriff for ARE KILLED Inquiring whether th« re was any rec tions nnd securing the evidence they $300. if he fails to pay his fine then five days for contempt of court. PLATING WITH GUNK ord of B«-ll«> having died, and re wore entitled to at least a hearing in ho will have to serve one day for Then J. J. Barrett, another attor ceived a reply tbnt there wns no such the matter; and further, since they ,-nrh $2 of the amount Involved ney. got up and denounced Jndgc record Previous to this we had find agreed with the district attorn«\v PITT8BURG, Pa.. Augest 3.—Ac I^wlor. and said that he had taken askiul th,- Scotland Yard officials to as to the punlshmeut and that official QIKES TO QUIT MADRID the case out of the province of the cidental shots ended two young live« take up the matter When the Los had recoa»inend««d It. he felt that he Albert 8utter, while remov law and mixed it up in the political here. Ann« l»n dlsputel, came thev renewed ought to follow the precedent in such Wife of Spain'« King to Visit Rela affairs. He refused to stop, and Mid ing the cover from a new shotgun to th, ir activity. If they had don«' so cases nnd do an th«> prosecuting at tive» on Isle of Wight that the primaries were approaching, exhibit the weapon, accidentally earlier Dr. Crippen would have been torney recommended. and that the judge's action was trace pulled the trigger and let the full In th«- toil» sooner." Judg«* Noland was then informed COWES, August 3.—Within a day able to that fact. He also got five charge go into the face of his chum i Vernon Craham, aged 15, who wa« that there was absolutely no agree or two Queen Victoria will arrive in days in jail for contempt of court. l*l»IJTH'AL REFUGEES ARE ment whatever. The judge sent for the Isle of Wight, to visit her rela Pat Calhoun then arose and began instantly killed. RKLKASED FROM PRISON Mr. Kuykendall nnd acquainted him tives at Osborne cottage. She needs , a harangue, telling Judge Lawlor that Harry Cryster, aged 5. shot his 3- with what h«« had learned. The dis- a rest badly, for Madrid has been full ' he thought the whole thing was an year-old sister, Marcella, when he FLORENCE, Aril . August 3 — trict attorney stated that such an un- of anxiety of late for the Spanish outrage, and that the case was being picked up a revolver from a rural Henors Magon, Villareal and Rivera, derstandlng had been had with the royal family. She will remain about I decayed by his enemies with the «x>n- mall cart In which they were play- the Mexican political agitators who local option people, and that he had a month, and will be accompanied by nivance of the court. He declared Ing. "Harry shot me, but don’t tel! have been in prison in Ixis Angeles, mad«- no misrepresentations to the her three children, but unless the sit that the whole matter was disgrace and also in the territorial prison hero, court. This was flatly contradicted uation clears in Spain. King Alfonso ful. and that the men should be proud mamma, ’cause she's ale».” ex- were relean-d from confinement from by J.) M. Platts and Dr. W. L. Ix-on- will not be able to leave Madrid be to go to jail as the attorneys had done claimed the little girl, when her grandmother, Mrs. Eugene Steel, the penitentiary here today. Their ard. who were present at the confer fore the end of the month. for contempt. case has attracted a great deal of at ence. Judge Noland then stated that Queen Victoria's visit is to be pure Judge Lawlor got up, left the bench carried her into the house. The child tention. and it was their confinement whatever action he would take on ly private throughout, but she will and walked from the room. Calhoun died half an hour later. in the jails of this country that fur the matter would be announced from visit Windsor in order to lay a wreath continued his wild talking for a few nished the basis for the lecture which the bench when the men were called on th«' tomb of the late King Edward, minute«, and then Mt down. Judge CLAIM BODY IS TH AT OF MRS. CRIPPEN has been given by Mrs. Dortohy before the court for sentence. and she will probably spend a few | Ijiwlor returned and continued the Johns, the socialist orator. At 9:30 M ghshi . Reed and Shaw days in her old home in Kensington ; case, were summoned before the court and palace. It Is expected that during i New Evidence Secured That Police Assert Make« Positive Proof aa asked if they had anything to sav ht'r stay King Alfonso will extend a | I.OSEN HHR FINGERS to Its Identity why the sentence of the court should formal invitation to the King and | IN SAUSAGE MACHINE not be passed. They answered In the Queen of England to pay him a state I LONDON, August 3 — Scotland SACRAMENTO, August 3.-—Gov negative. While Joe Miller, an employe of J. "Has the state’s attorney visit to Madrid. ernor Gillett was surprised and sor anything to sAy at this time," asked Konop, was engaged on Monday in Yard officials declare there is no rowed at the death of Trustee War- the court. feeding meat into a sausage machine doubt regarding the Identity of Mrs Mr, Kuykendall arose, t 'RIPPEN <N)NFEHNE8 THAT ren. He refused to state what bear and addressing the court, said: HE MURDERED HIS WIFE his right hand caught in the rolls Crippen's body. New evidence bar- ing It would have on tha case. He and before be could stop them four been secured that makes proof pos "The state has no desire that the — said "It would hardly be proper to extreme penalty be imposed upon QUEBEC, August 3.—Inspector Angers were badly mutilated. He was itive. Arthur Newton, a noted crim discuss that fact at present." It is these men. An agreement has been Dow Intimated today that Dr. Crip taken at once to the office of Dr. inal lawyer, who Is representing Doc believed that ho will soon appoint a rached between th os«' furnishing the pen had confessed that he had mur Hamilton, where it was found neces ton Crippen denies that there 1* any trustee who is in accord with his feel evidence and the state and which Is dered his wife. Dow declined to dis sary to entirely amputate the dam proof that the body is that of Mrs Crippen. ing* relative to the Van Llcw case. aged digits. recommended to the court, that If cuss the details of the crime. IJANI’.A. Auttu * 1 f.fcnfennn’ Colonel Robert F. \tn«u«. who win court martialed following «tn Investi gation of the suicld. of Lieutenant Clarence M Janney :«■ bl* home has b«-«n released from arrest and r«- »ton-d to the command of tb<- Twwlfth Infantry, II. H A. The findings of the court martial have not be« n published here, but It Is utid«-r*t(M,d that the tic« .us d »in reduci-d twelve number*. Mr« JaniK-y, widow of th«- suh-id«-, who was a wltniHM nt the court mar tlnl, has Hailed for Hong Kong, cn rout<- for b«-t home In Ban Francisco. Hh«- w-u Madeline M< Klrslcl Am<w waa charged will conduit unb<-comlng an officer and to the prejudice of military din, Ipllne. II«- was arrested on orders from Wash ington following the receipt there of th«- r,-|»ort of tb< board of Inquiry which investigated the death of Lieu tenant Janney Janney shot hlnua-H after a quariel with hi* wife while th« two wore din ner ginwta of Ames The quarrel wan «aid to huv< start«-d over the discov er) that hl* wlf< had given Ames a champagne cooler that had b«*long«-d t<< her husband. WOMEN BECOME SUSPICIOUS ROW IS OUTCOME JUDGE EllIOTT IS THE PROSECUTOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY SAYS THEY DID ATTORNEYS SENT TO JAIL