Bisbee daily review., 1922-08-10
TWO UNUSUAL. EVENTS MARK
 DAYS SESSION
Burst of Laughter Over An swer Causes Clearance of
 Spectators From Court
HYSTERICAL SPECTATOR
l Want to See a Kleagle, Screams Sobbing Young
 Woman in Court Room

LOS ANGELES, Aug. 9-The story of the raid at Inglewood last April when one man was killed was told by the owners of the raided place in the trial today of Ku Klux Klansmen who are alleged to have taken part in the affair. Fidel and Matthias Eiduayen, brothers, testified they were dragged from their house scantily clothed, late at night, carried about in an automo- bile for two hours, threatened and eventually set free six miles from their home.
 The testimony, given through an in- terpreter, was interrupted twice by unusual incidents. the first being the clearing of the court room because of burst of laughter from the specta- tors over an answer by one of the witnesses. A twenty-minute recess followed this and the trial had just been resumed when young woman spectator began to sob violently. As bailiff was leading her from the room, she became ,hysterical and screamed, q want to see a kleaglei" Two klansmen bearing that title, who are among the defendants, said they knew nothing Of her. Matrous who examined her at the county jail said they found a package containing a habit forming drug in her handbag. She told them her name was Margar ct Sullivan and was sent to the psyo- pathic ward of the county hospital for observation.
 Matthias Elduayeu testified that the enforced automobile ride on which he and his brothers were taken, included visits to two police stations and futile attempts to have the prisoners locked up. His cross-examination consisted largely of negative answers to ques- tions whether he had sold liquor to his captors before they bound him.
 Mathias also denied he told his cap tors that he had paid $500 to federal official for protection" or $1200 to a person for the same purpose.
 Four defendants were asked by their counsel to stand up, after which Matthias was asked if he could identi- fy them as his captors. He said he could not.
 Fidel Elduayen said he was aroused the night of the raid by the entrance of many masked men" into the room where he and his wife were asleep. The intruders, he said, pointed revol- vers and asked him to get up. He was taken out clad only in overalls. he declared, and bound after which he was taken on the trip previously de- scribed by his brother.
 During the trip" Fidel said, "the men who were with us asked me where by boiler was. I told them I had none and they could go back and search my ranch from end to end for one If they wanted to. Then they threatened to kill us. I heard them talking about rope and said:
 That tree won't do The other tree is higher After that they took us back to Inglewood, then to the hills, where they let us go."
 The young woman who became hys- terical had in her possession a letter which the police said might prove that her true name is Mary Morrison and that she came from Texas. A hotel room key found in her handbag Ted the police to believe that she is from Springfield. Mo. and is the same woman who made a complaint to the police early this morning that she had been attacked last night by two men, who. she said. had offered to take her to her hotel.