The San Francisco call., 1906-11-26
kANAkA CALLS on
GIRL WITNESS
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the pose he affected would dazzle and
allure. Less spectacular gallants would
eventually outrival him, however, and
then Siemsen would seek new attrac-
tions.
Sadie Dunn, while not cutting Stem
sen was not inclined to be overfriendly
with him. He was as persistent as ever
in paying court to her, however, and
she would occasionally consent to go to
theaters and other places with him.
These trips were generally off-handed
enga agements. Sometimes Siemsen
would call at the Dunn home and bring
Dabner along Dabner was always
more or less reserved, and was not
quick in becoming confidential or free
with women. He was only is and had
none of Siemsens experience in matters
of the kind. He always appeared to
be at ease in the Dunn girls company,
however, and frequently asked her ad-
vice on different subjects. He said
that she had good judgment in the
matter of mems dress, and he would
consult her occasionally when he was
about to buy clothes.
FOND OF AUTOMOBILING
Siemsen several times took the girl
and other friends out automobiling. He
kept constantly referring to a wealthy
sister he said lived in Sacramento, and
about the big fortune he was shortly
to fall into
You're the only girl in the world
for me" appears to have been stereo-
typed form of Siemsen's lovemaking,
according to the stories told by Sadie
Dunn and her friends. They got, in
time, to exchange letters Ire had writ
ten to them and comparing the senti-
ment he penned in his shaded, -four
ished hand. The expression about the
only girl in the world figured in most
of the letters.
Sadie Dunn saw little Of Siemsen
after these letters were exchanged un-
Ill the morning of the bank robbery
and murder Then, as she was on her
way to work, she ran across the
Kanaka and Dabner at the corner of
Geary and Buchanan streets.
How are you?" Siemsen greeted her.
Dabner bowed, tipped his hat and let
the Kanaka lead in the talking.
Were just on the way up the street
to do little job we're interested in,"
continued Siemsen. Come along and
Well escort you as far as Fillmore
street.
MURDER AS A PASTIME
It was sunny forenoon, a light wind
was stirring, and Siemsen threw back
his shoulders and went along with the
girl and Dabner, putting at a cheroot
and engaging in small talk with the
volubility of man who was exulting
in the joy of living. He ran over a
variety of topics, referring. among
other things, to a run out into the
country the following Sunday in an
automobile.
Were making up nice little party
and would like to have you join u.s."
he said.
The girl said she didn't think she
could go along. as she had already
made another engagement.
MY, how time does fly when you're
along" said Siemsen when they had
come to Fillmore street. I'm sorry we
have to leave you, but well see you
again. Come on, Louis. we'll be run
ming along"
The girl left them as they were rails
ing their hats and went on to her work.
Sfemsen and Dabner are supposed to
have gone direct to the Golden Gate
Bank on O'Farrell street after buying
two white vests in RaphaeFs furnishing
goods store.
lHTee nOurS idter tne city was ring
ing with news of one of the most
brutal crimes in it's history and the
Kanaka and his accomplice were cover
ing up traces of the murder and rob-
berry.
Siemsen told all these facts to the
police yesterday, absolving the girl
from any knowledge of what he and
Dabner were about when they left her.
TRYING TO PROVE ALIBI
II met her few days after he said,
and talked with her about lot of
different things. 1 am telling these
facts to disprove the testimony of the
police witness. Bischof, who says he
saw us coming out of the bank with
dark clothes. AS matter OIL fact, both
of us had on light clothes that day
intend to break down the alleged con-
fession of Dabner, which l believe was
extorted from him by force. feel con-
fident that l can prove an alibi Sadie
Dunn can testify that l had on a light
gray suit the day Bischoff claims to
have seen me coming from the bank.
She can testify to the same fact as far
as Dabner is concerned. Our counsel
will summon her as a witness and there
can be no questioning the truth of her
testimony"