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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-26

the Eureka garage. These people. with
those who saw the car at Cumberland
and tniontown. will be used as wit
neSscs at the trial TO establish the be-
lief of the police that the suspects
were alone when they came to Wheeling
II 10 prove that the car was Peircc's.
Tho police state that only once during
the tim" they were in custody here did
tho suspects attempt to communicates
either openly or surreptitiously with
each other. This once was early yes
tcrday morning when, believing that he
and the woman were alone i'll the jail,
Williams attempted TO call softly tn
the woman. 1t IS thought That he had
a request or piece OF advice for me
woman end thinking that no one could
hear attempted to ak 10 her although
he was In the mems section Of the Jail
while she was in the women's. The
one softly spoke word. Marie" how.
ever. drew the attention of officers who
were OH duty in the lookup at the tim
They attempted To listen 10 the CONVEX
Sation but Treadway became aware or
their presence and closed up like 4 clam
without cliciting an answer from tho
woman.
SHADOW Conversation.
Detectives Of the Philadelphia force
stated before leaving that an attempt
would be made to leave the pair tom-
municatc with each other while under
surveillance on the trip over to Ihiia-
,l"lphia. Loose ends which they hope to
pick up In this manner Will be immcdl-
ntely sent to local polic: for verifcation,
If necessary.
The suspects were picked up at 1870
Tuesday afternoon by the local police III
connection with the murder Of Henry 7.
Pcircc, wealthy Philadelphia manufac-
turer. They were found In q house at
NAG Market street. and had at the time
damaging evidence connected with the
crime. They were identified as the par
ties who had taken Pcirce's car to a
local garage for repairs, and were I'M
mediatrly placed in the custody Of Phil
adelphia officials. Nothing as yet has
been heard to establish statements made
by them that they came to this city only
when forced to by two men who COM
mittcd the crime.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-26
PRo-aERMAN COUNCILMAN
B BURNED IN EFF1GY

ShcboyEar. Wis, Nov. 23.-Led by n
! band and contingent of cx-serviCc men.
citizens last night hauled n captured
German scigc gun from 4 store house.
where it had been consigned by the ma
! jarity Of nino Socialist abdomen of IN"
common council. and mounted 1t In the
Municipal Park.
The Soclalis; aldermen were forced to
; watch the procession pass the city hall.
, where they were III session. while the
minority aldermen who had voted
against Punishment Of the relic set up
cheer after cheer.
The ex-srrvicr men carried a cnsket
labeled The Nine Votes" Mounted on
tho gun was an cffigy OF Councilman
HenZe, which. after the placing OF the
gun, was burned. Councilman Henze. 1t
Was said. led the council In its action.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-26
BABY FOUND sUTFocATED
WITH KITTEN ON CHEST

Baltimore, Nov. 25-John Howard
Kucthcr, seven months old. son of Mr.,
and Mrs. George NJ. koethcr. of Round
Bay. SunfoCatcd yesterday when q pet
kitten climbed into his crib and went
to sleep on the baby's chest.
The crib was standing on n porch,
The family believes that the kitten.
chilled by the outdoor air. a Climh"d
into the crib to get warm by Nesting
close Ia the baby.
PHYSICIANS who were called said that
the weight OF the cat prevented the
haby's lungs from funct!oning, and that
tn" child. If awakened At all before
death. had not been able to cry for
want OF breath.
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TREADWAY SILENT
CONTINUED From Page one)

which she says were given her by one
Of the men who killed Fcirrc while n
diamond stlCkpln also taken from the
murdered man was found at 4 loCa;
pawnshop. This. the suspects say. they
pnwn"d IN obtain money for rooms and
hoard. The woman alleges she received
II In the sam way as she obtained the
rings. All four pieces or J"wrlry were
very valuable.
VIII Call Wheeling Officers.
Befor" leaving. Detective Mulgrew
stated that the presence Of a number of
local people would he required at R
hearing II one should hE held. Among
those whom he says will he
nre Officer Al RaEhsr. Detectives Harry
l.. Walker and Joe Humes. the m
nj whose house they stayed while in the
city. and the two garage men. Wtlltnm
Plant and charles Ritter, who saw tho
couple when they left the machine at
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-26
HUGH BLACK DIES
Well Known DaLas Farmer Expires
After Brief Illness.

Hugh Black. we'll known farmer OF
Dallas PASSED away last evening about
10 o'clock in the Ohio valley General
Hospital following 4 brief illness or
COMPLICATIONS lie was in his 69th yea"
and widely known.
The deceased was born in this coun-
try and livcl in Dallas all his life. He
is survived by his widow and two
Children. Brice. of Elm Grove and Mrs.
Odessa Kent OF Elm Grove. No arrang"
mcnts have been made for the funeral
SeryiccS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-26
1HDH1uTIoM or BONDS.
Redemption Of the Hsse1-AHaG 0la00
Company Bonds. .

Notice is hereby given the bonds num-.
bered ISL to 200 both inclusive. Of the
Hazel-Atlas Glass Company, Wheeling.
West Va, secured by Deed Of Trust
dated June 1st, 1913, recorded in the
office Of the Clerks Of the County Courts
of Ohio County, West Virginia. Harrison
County, West Va, and Washington Coun-
~, Pa, will be redeemed on December
list. 1920. The owners and holders Of
the said bonds are requested to present
them on said date at the Dollar Savings
& Trust Company, No. 1915 Market
street, Wheeling, West Virginia, at which
time they will be paid for at par
accrued interest according to the pro
visions OF said deed Of trust. II the
owner or holder Of any Of the said BONDS
shall fail to present the same lor re-
dcmption the said bond will cease TO
bear interest according to the provisions
Of the said deed Of trust.
DOLLAR SAVINGS & TRUST CON-
Nv H. E. LAUPP,
n~:s-12-1s-26 Trust Officer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-26
HOLD Up
JESSE N1cKuEsoN pEPoBTs ROB
Berry OF SlCo yLiSGI HIN In
THANxSGIVIHQ EORA1NG
CK-U
anthony TuEuuy Arrested, Admits kaV-
ing Taken $500 and Surrenders
Tha Amount Of Money. .

Jesse N!rkerson rcpurlcd 10 the po-
Ice early yesterday morning that n
had been held up at 3 o'clock IN tAc
rear OF the old Baltimore " Ohio s'a
ton At South and Water streets. anu
robbed Of about Sl00.
Last night PatrOlman William ltine
arrested Anthony Tummy on Mnrkri
street. charged with the hold-up. Pn,
lice are hunting for ii man who Is SAIL
Ia have been an accomplish IN the hold
up. and expect 10 have him in custody
ir Il few hours.
At Central pulicc stat,on Tummy con-
fessed to having had a part in the
hold-up and said he got AL Of Nick
erson's money. He stated. however. that
1t amounted only TO $3.50. He turned
this amount Of money over to the po-
lice. II Is said that the hold-up was
staged without the use OF a gun or any
other weapon At all.
Tummy will be held until the sec
ond man is apprehended when both
probably will be arralgned before a
Justice or the peace.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-26
POUND $685. IN TRUNK
WOMAN PURCHASED FOR 81

Philadelphia. Nov. 2j.-An old trunk.
for which she paid 81 IL 4 junk
dealer in Scranton. Pa. before she
moved from that city recently. has
added 1895 in gold to the can!ial or
Mrs. Alfred Riitcrlin. OF t~oilinEdai",
Pa.
usefulness, Mrs. Biticrlin started to
burn II. \ Jingle attracted her atten-
ton, the fire was cXtinEu:sh"d and Mrs.
Bittcrlin extracted the gold pieces from
the lining OF the trunk.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-26
STECHER WINS

Boston. Nov. 25.--Joc Stecher, claim
ant Of tine worlds heavyweight wreSl-
ling championship. successfully defend
ed his title tonight against John Olin.
the Finnish wrestler. StcCher won his
match in 43 minutes. IS seconds. using a
scissors and deadlock.
Stranger Lewis threw Salvatore Che
Waller. former French soldier. In ~ min
uteS, with a head lock.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-26
$4,000 LIQUOR SEIZED
BY PENNSYLVANIA POLICE

Scottiale. Pa, Nov. 21-Captain Her
bert Smith and a squad of state police
early today conliscatcd 1,27J cases Of
whiSkcy in four automobile trucks and
arrested eleven men IN charge Of the
cargo. The men arrested gave their ad-
dresses as Pittsburgh.
The police OrcrtUok the trucks At the
Ovcrholt diStillcry. The liquor was OBJ
taincd. notice say, on Il permit issued
hy u former prohibition director for the
Western District of pennsylvania. Tho
police say the men had more liquor than
the permit called for.
The men were ordered To drive the
trucks 10 GrccnShurE. where the whiS-
key was stored and Il heavy guard
placed around II.
According To Captain Smith the liquor
was being taken to Pittsburgh. 1t IS
valued at sl50.0Oo. according TO present
hOotlcE prices.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-26
HsC1LlAA1ou1
$1,000 CASH sEcUH1s
az ACRHQ MANY TO"

Where neighboring farmers are b.
coming wealthy: 20 acres in best tillage.
spring-watered pasture, abundance wood,
convenient to city; III mi. R. R.. pleas
antly situated cottage and outbuildinss:
owner otherwise engaged includes horse,
hogs, poultry, implements, vegetables.
etc; only,$2S0O, $1,000 cash, balance easy
terms. Details this and farm with
So, 900 income. page 48 Strout's Big Illus
trated Catalog Farm Bargains SO States.
Copy free. Strout Farm Agency, Sol All.
Union Bank Bldg, Pittsburgh, Pa.
mfg
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-26
ARREST MADE
Wheeling Detectives Said to a
Taken One MAI Wanted In Con-
nection with Store Hold-up
Attempt.

At Martins Ferry last evening it was
stated that two Wheeling. detectives
went to Martins Ferry yesterday after
nonn and returned to Wheeling with
one man wanted in connection with
the attempted hold-up In the Richland
Grocery company's store at Warwood
Wednesday night. Wheeling police had
nothing To say concerning the aileGcd
! arrest. The Martins Ferry police stated
that the man arrested was Il resident
of Martins Ferry,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-26
Limited.

"Scc here, private" shouted the lieu
tenan, to the orderly. "dn you know any
thing of the captains whcrrahnuts?'
The orderly removed IN" c!oth"spinS
from his mouth and salutcd.
you can't blame me for H." h" an
swcrcd agErievcdly. Hes only got one
mir and he's wearing them now"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-26
AIR
PASSENGER LINE PLANNED

Steamship Lines. Ltd. which op"ratc
steamships on the Great Lakes. plans
next Summer 10 start an aerial pas
senger service between Montreal, To-
ronto and New York
This announcement was made today
by J. w. Norcr0ss. head of the con-
Germ. who has Just returned from Eng
land, after having placed contracts for
two large british scaNlanes, tQ be de-
livercd next spring.
To assure the maximum Of safety.
Mr.. SnrrrnsS said. water courses would
ne followed all the way. The planes,
which will carry twelve passengers. in
addition TO tw" pilots. are credited
with a speed Of III miles an hour.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-26
The Speed Boys.

First liar: I'm 20 fast. I can read
four columns of a newspaper at the
same time"
Second Liar: Cal that iaSt: Listen.
rnninf. hack from France the transport
wasn't making time enough for nae so
iumped off and swan so fast that when
climbed up the dock in Hoboken my
clothes weren't even wet.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-26
Yuuoral Today.

This morning from the tamily home
No 7o11 Woods street. funeral scrv-
fees will be held for the late Mrs.
Catherine b. Carney. well known South
sid restArnt wbo passed away Tues
day. High mass will be celebrated IN
81. Mary's church. with interment 1oi-
lowing in Mount Calvary.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-26
nedsner services.

, Tomorrow morning from the place
Of death, Rev. S. X. Strauss, pastor OF
duet The services for the late Mrs.
HiIda Lorcna Stech DciSncr, who
passed away Wednesday. lnterment
wilI he in Mount Zion cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-26
BRAIN TESTS;
BY SAM LLOYD.

IL MINUTES TO ANSWER THIS
No 544
Each Of tho following sentences is
to bC made complete by inserting the
same word in both blank spaces:
fnu must become - before as
piring to this - n learned mon
wear upon their heads.
Send a - to tho company that
this IL - but soft snow.
Give me rood - and You Will
make - customer.
Said the carpenter to his apprentice:
Drive the nails - or tie work will
be -"
I was sorry to - him that he
was not - to play tho game.
- to do that can help support
his master and make life -.
Answer to No. 543
Tho giraffe could beat the hippo by
1884 of a mile.
Copyright. 1920. by Sam Lloyd.
The worst thin, about tho man VIII"
takes up your time telling his troubles
~ that he gives you no chance TO tell
your own.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-26
LOFT AND FOUND.

LoST-Pair Of tortuois rim glasses on
Elm Grove street al Saturday. Cali
33S1-W Wheeling. NAL
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-26

LoST-Ford tire wheel with (Goodrich
tire, Saturday night, at Bridgeport or
city. Reward. Call 1882 or Alto Jacob.
n-23-i
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-26

Fo1 eALE-A new Ford touring car.
Used four weeks by one Of our travel
ing men. r. G.. Dancer, 1121 Market
street, Wheeling, w. Va MIL
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-26

WAKT1D-Girl for general h~ousework,
ll2S Chapline street. Phone 11o1
n-i2i
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-26

WAASsA-Boy ovSS 1G-ysAPs a aGs q
learn prtntSrs' trade. Nus, A6vO fair
education Apply 70 formema1, Intoi-
iigsncef. 7th. 0oor, News b1IIdtnG
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-26
vARTD-EnkAI

WANT1D-A girl for general house.
work. one who understands cooking:
good wages to competent person Call
Elm Grove 26-J. n-91.l
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-26

roH SA11-Farm containing - a4sa
good land, good buildings, : miles 70
Piedmont For particulars, a B. Toole.
Piedmont, Ohio. n-1y-m
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o 1A1H-AUTOA

HO1 4AL1-Reo truck in first class
condition. Call 2905 Wig. n-25-i
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-11-03
An ow,esr snd Q usnismaN.

Having failed twice TO pass the men.
tai t~sts for entrance n the naval
academy, q youth who was permitted
70 take the examination a third time,
procured another youth who had A.
ready passcd. TO undergo the essmina.
ton In June The substitute vas de
covered aud the appointments II hc<h
cancelled. Tho uam~a Of the s6eNdsrs
we're not mAde public.
The Arst candidate fsilsA IN b"tA
the February and April szam'nat'oua
and In June p~rsuaAsd . csadidats
who had passed In Avvti - tate ne
sxaninstson under the fosmsr's NAME
bSfsps ths evil ssrvics hoard II ns'N.
moro N papssu fell isfe the hands
q sHamtAssV q ths aavat sradsssy.
whs had eous ovsv the pap~rS which
the ssevaA candidate had asbuistsd
~ Aimsstf. 4 nrvfsi comparison ~
diestsd dat thsy he'd bssa writer ~
~ ans psrsou. end hstA ysuihs cus-
fsosd.-Aaaapoah corsspssAAt Hsv
Tea osa.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-11-03
s,rss Ase ses sss,sv,

II depends on tho promp,ncs, ~.
which q scald 10 given propc, IN.
meat. whether Or not thcrc viii bs h.
tsrw and sor~ places af,erwnrd.
A scalded hand Or foot shoulh 4
plunged Immediately into ham :
warm water and baking soda "A ~
prvportiea q q teaspoonsul M ~
sssia 10 . pint u water. Lssv. ~
affected part In this solution unit, N
pals leaves. ~ Q pan Of the hrS
that cannot 10 placed In the bss,s :
wasse ~ sealdsd. ne chest. a. n
bsct. - ne shish. wrap the scala,
pasts wttA . esotA saturated with =
oslutisa. Rsos~ smith the s,ins /. .
asvsA Mss esvss With earS,s,sS
vssselss ssa AMY . bandars ~
~ - kssp ths sis sus.
= this treatment b spps,sd q, -
- seslSsd 1sr vin hssi In . 81
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-11-03
COLLISION BRINGS NEW STAR
.sp,anat,sn Of Recent PksnsussneW 10
olvsw BY Prof. Charles Q. cs0rey
sS lee Angelica

va,icje. Cai.--rhs ssw star In the
constellation Cyxuus. latssy r~pcsted
through Harvard observatory. was
prsdsced By . collision In tho hsav
ems bctwssn . large Genet and . con
parstivsty dim sun.
TAls 70 ths infovmassoa given sut BY
Cspt. Thomas J. ,, See se The naval
sl,ssvvatovy ai Nars isiaad. from pros.
AsrVss @ Ccurcy of iss Angs'sa
he star sssws . esvuR q the PER
s,ls,egssm q Alpha. 0smns ssd ps''
n cySai. cspssta sss ssid ~ hed ssss
sAvtssd. AZ p.sssat u 10 q ths 80
- uasaituds end he nssnisvds may
B, sspsctsA 70 lsssnss ~ ssvsesi
o,SA bst on lis eevs b - esssss
q Q to- asasss. 10 rspssts1.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-11-03
At the Thsofers

DO yoa like photopiays about
strange lands and people? Or do you
prefer 10 80 pictures about folks you
tnow-hsast-Appsaling drama that
might Asths story Of the people next
ASoee
The Star theatre b showing q
picture of the latter type toaight.
1sAel Claytan. 0Ao makes thoss pret.
y. wistful beroines fairly live be-
fore your syes. 70 the star. and she
Dieturs 10 "A Lady In Love-"
It's Q Paramount Arteraft and the
story OF an innocent schoolgirl. Who
oDoped with the wrong man--A suave
srook-aAd vent through . host Of
thrilling sgpssisaess before she
eou1d obsy hss heart and accept Mr..
night.
HAsFisoa Ford q aeain Miss Clay
teas leading man. a numbsr Of
year other fAvoritss are IN the cast.
!ou'1l enjoy this picture.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-11-03

Worcester. Aass.-Wsslsy Sheldon,
. fourtssn-year'old boy. Of Ashburu.
hsm. was declared ths winner Of the
Worcester County Farm bureau bread.
making contests. In which many girls
eempefed from every city and town in
the county. Durins the period Of three
months he made % ioaves OF bread IN
ID hakings. performed 70 hours os
housework. and used 10 hours In DO
ipy errsnds fos bis mother.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-11-03

IN rUE CIRCUIT COURT or THE
sTATH or ORsSGON. FOR TIM
COUNTY OF KLAMATH.

Charles q. Swartsfaser. Plaintiff
70. Hannah Simpson. also known ~
Hannah swartsfagsr. Defendant.
To Hannah Simpson. also known -
Hannah SwArtsfassr.
In the name OF the State Of Ore
eon: You ere hereby required to ap-
pear and answer the complaint filed
against you In the above entitled &C.
tion within ten days from the date
OF service Of this Summons upou you.
II served within this County: or II
served within any other County of
this State. then within twenty days
from the date Of service Of this Sum-
mons upon you: and II you fail 80 TO
answer. for want thereof. the plain
tiff will take judgmsat against you.
- prayed for In the Complaint on
file herein to-wit: for q decree OF
TIL seoart annulling. setting aside and
decreeing - void the said marriage
between plaintiff and defendant. and
for such other and further relief ~
to the court may seem meet and
eS uitable and proper.
This Summons 10 published once .
week for six (sl weeks By order of
the Honorable D. v. Kuykcndail.
Judge Of the Circuit Court OF the
state Of Oregon for the County Of
klamath and the said order wss
made and dated the 3Sth day CT Oc.
tober.. 1890. and the date Of the fisse
Of this 9ummoas 10 the
sr6 day Of November. 1880.
All process and papers IN this pro |
eecding may b served upon tbs IN.
de fsienod residing within the State |
'f Oregon. at the address hereafter
WALTER c. VAN EMON sad
AU0CSrN DONOVAN.
AGtoFneys for Pisintiff.
Addre0: 3os-lo Willis BLDG. Kla.
math Falls. Ore.
Nov. 3.lo.l7.2I.l.s
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-11-03

4 yosns woman dropped her poes.
q book consainins $50 down the IL
vstes skAft of Hartford. Conn. bps
usss building. Thorough search IN
made Cor u. bot the pocket book ~
pes found until two months isics. n
vss resting ou the sievaso~ weight. 3
that vhss the elevator vent dc~n h
poetst boob vent %. and II vas =
covered By sec'dsat BY . man u
vas ,ostiuG down the elevator y,
fsso ths sop Ssosy 70 80 u ~ q
VNs eesala0 %.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-11-03
How % They % Itf

HnrrodsDurg.-This dog carried q
message. When the public fountain.
which had been wrecked BY an aut0mo-
bile. was put In repair after being ou,
ef commission for several months. q
dog was near when tho water was
turned on. He gratefully wet bis
parched throat and then trotted down
the street. A few minutes later four
dogs came from the diPectioa 10 which
the Arst dog had gone and made hot.
feot for the fountain.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-11-03

Nsasuekst. Masa-cAp'. Nyl
~ a ne steamboat sanksty
vss pssssotsd vitb . sssssy-s
bloc lobster. 4 0shssmau
brsusAt hin ashore. mueh s'sssd
sv~ his rsrs And. aad HANDED
him over With some psUp asd
esrsmcny. Ths fr~ah wss . deep.
nch usvy.bius In co,es, instead
Of the customary green. but
boiled. hs turned nd. juW The
sams % his ordinary bsothss.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-11-03
eAss.l a,,, sx .osSs oeIsrN.

Mo0 Point. MissL-l.ouis SmisA.
shipysra vcstss. killed bic sour'ysar'
cid daughter. Luis. By stssaslias h~
- 6ssth. Passsss.by. vituses1as the
tragedy from . disssues. hssd hia %.
III 10 vss piscsd under arrvst
Saith told the o6sessS that ~ ha6
h~sn ~dsesd by oeA 70 I'M bic dsusA.
tee. en- 200 thst hs hae esrssd oss
0o1's Wish. ~ vss Psady 10 ais hin.
ssif. Ns man u bslisvsd - b Wss.
savl1 ossssgsd.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-11-03
N,ssWDsvssseA

4 Nsw Yrk lawyer whsss ssst pSh-
ably s1tvsishsd his learning wss srs
GuiAe Q eass n . locai eourt vAicA
for psssset pasposss nssd acs - id0-
ti1sl
NY soatsatim. your heasn,' ~
said b aeesnts thst bssraysd his s~eN
- dat a. ,owss court ssadt swW
becauss ds verdict ~ asaisst % vasA
a Dc svidsoes."
I'VE can't hear that aail ~ esore
meaning that Il wss not Q proper -
siGnmsnt q ssros.
well. now" said ths lawyer. whs
entirely oisSsd the point ~ ycur hcs.
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