Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-06

The eyes and pointing an accusing nm
ger at the speaker said slowly hut per.
fectly audible, That's o lie and you'i
lyingl" Tho court Interposed; Cen
tlemen,' said Judge Whitaker warning,
ly. Il apologize for getting outside OF
tho records began Atty. Christensen
The county attorney is gentleman
he asserted little further along in hts
apology
That's moro than can say for you,
was Mr.. Hanson's rctort
"Oh, we'll! That's matter ot opinion
and for the public to Judge added Mr..
Christensen as he switched on 20 othes
points in his talk
CROOKS NOT TOGETHER
Mr. Christensen went on TO show by
The testimony introduced during the
hearing that even the crooks" were
not together" OH any proposition.
which IN turn was meant to show there
could have been no conspiracy. Chief
sheets Is not responsible for Bells call
Ing him up. His number, III admit is
IS but it Is a public phone--any one can
use it on call for the number" asserted
the speaker
In discussing Parents assertion
that Bell telephoned to Chief Sheets
over n 'phone standing on show case
IN front of HnlIdav's drur store. the
attorney repeated hls assertion Of yes
terdav that there Is no phone in tho
front mart II the place, Regarding
the iunk-shop story In which Parent
said Bell paid sheets money While
they were standing near show case,
the speaker said it was remarkable
that two men should 60 into a store
and stand inside for several minutes
without having some alta che Of the
store come forward to ind ont what
The callers want why didn't the
prosecution bring the drug store man
here To tell whore the phones In his
store really are?" he asked while
closing. why didn't they bring the
1unk-shoD man here TO corroborata
Parents testimony"
There has been no corroborative evil
dence. We know the court VIII do it,
duty and render q just ves'dict no mat
ter where or whom 1t hits. All we ask
is square deal" he said as no finished.
FOR THE COUNTY.
County Atty. Hanson Immediately
took the floor My opponent asks
why weren't the eoi1splrators caught
that's what ! AJAX. began MIR Hanson.
Chief Sheets and Soreh y. Christen-
, yerr -ssld George Raleigh and Sergeant
ltseN9'p ,tslnpel know. The gang notn-
johh Hsttned here IN town until the
pers reimbursed The sh.rift's Office liz
WORD was Pa got to blow Until then
on 10 u; Weye in public places Uu-
tneF welt n.t Donaldson could
wear $1,000 bills
Vienna cafe described Chlaf
Mr.. Hanson theb tho hallway with
Sheets going out inR ara M ,stfe- " sr.
Beil Wn"h McW nv ~ N'His conferences
riVen az the statlou statement 10
Ssitn Sc!l ana 'u "a, h proposition
McMh VIM ans ma ot is shom n'aHllatlon, does
nf or course noti II Is A 1shsr 49,,
OF Innocence" said the sR,hernhy' al,
ingly. THE arrangement MucWbIrter
agreed TO return siOOo to v" ~ ~ u tes
was made during the conteref :" '''e
hallway
~poes any sans man believe s .Iss
who had helped 10 turn u $1,000 -
would dare walk into The chlcfs "A y
unless he was acquainted IN triend8
manner with the chief himself? WNl
any sane man believe any crook So braAI
sen. unless nc knew himself perfectiyt
safe In doing sos
This man was accused In front of ire
chief. was IN the room while the victim
stated the circumstances and vas un-
der the chiefs sigh, when tho affair
cane to light, yet wIthal was never ar
rested Does Chief Sheets mean 10 say
ne N1t not " tpUEpNdlDI W DSl Aell
came back with 1880 and MCWhirtsr de-
manded more. the chief was about to
let Bell leave again. Don't let him 20
with that money warned MrWhirter.
THE HALLWAY TALK.
"The chief then walked ont into the
hallway and, touching Bell upon the
shoulder had him turn over the money.
Bell then left and returned with an
other $3.50. This was paid and the chief
then told the McWhirters they would
have to hurry II they wanted to CATCH
the train for Los Angeles
THE chief told the McNhlrters Il was
10 chances against one that they would,
get their money. Give me your adj
dress and IN write to you he said D
This was promise to work on the caseS
Did the police work on the casec Yes
when II was learned the suckers had
returned 10 this city the police DEPART
men, worked hard and fast. Tho boys
ssefs told 10 blow" Old Reliable C;cn
Raleigh went down and. Kicking INC
boys out of their sleep. told them 10 get
out. ~ ss'
PARENTS STORY UNsHAKEN.
Parents story stands unab.lsen
assinst Judge Thurman's onslaughts
and Christenser's efforts to discredlt
H. II has thrown light upon The az
fair. Parent has told us how chIef
sheets warned him to be careful and
again not TO wear such loud suit,
chief Sheets knows how to hands,
Crooks. Parent has been promised no
Immunity " there was any such ar
rangenent ! would know about II Par.
rent would not come here aud add per
Jury 10 his many other crimes.
we have corrOborated every bit az
Parents testimony. CHere The attor.
ney read an excerpt from ruling made
by Judge Miner on corroboration IN tbc
ease OF Spencer Va Utah This ruling
says Confederation IL n4 necessarv
upon every detuil or material point hut
on the main story) "N'
The chief OF police had a nart IN t,,o
conspiracy it was to get the Victims
OUT OF The way inter MS pals had an
ished his work" '''-
M; Hansen concluded his argument
az j. O'Clock when the court called q
recess until o'clock this afternoon