Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-25
STATE SCORED
YOARROW| IN
DEFENSE Of
HAYWOOD

lie SAID That ne uid not believe
B0rah was as overcome with the
truthfuhness Of Orchards story as was
HaNley.
"Hawley would have you believe
hat Orchard ear not ne since he got
religion. / shall have something "a
say as 20 that religion later on, but
what | want 30 Say now Is hat IL
Hawley hasn't got religion, he had
better get II II there Is any left after
orchard got his"
barrow declared that Orchard had
been so contradicted that there WAS
no truth left IN his story. He said
that Il would be q disgrace to the
state u Idaho to convict a man on
such testimony lie reviewed the
crimes confessed by orchard and said
That each one showed the nan TO be
a EnrnkinR. craven coward. who had
never taken n chance thai would en-
danger mis- miserable hide.
1T Is logical" he argued. that or
chard should now turn TO lying to
snyc his neck
Turning 10 Orchards religious
conversion. he declared that before
Dean Hicks, the religious advisor. had
persuaded him 10 lay his sins on
Jesus. Father Mcfarland. the de-
t%eciive, had persuaded him 10 lay his
crimes on Haywood, Meyer and Petit
bone"
barrow declared that once before In
his life Orchard had been converted.
and had become superintendent Of a
sunday school and he could not say
hat the second dose would be better
than the first.
Ia closing for the morning barrow
exclaimed, you men OF the prosecu-
tion, You men Of tho Mine owners
association, YOU men who are seeking
the life Of Haywood, don't be so fool
ish rs 20 suppose that you viii
s%tfanEle the Western Federation OF
Miners whcu you tie a rope around
nm Haywopd's neck. When he Is
gone millions Of other willing hands
viii carry on his work 10 a victory
Ia The end"
When Clarence Dafrow continued
his plea in defense Of Haywood at the
evening session of the court. which
opened az 9 p m.. he resumed his
nrraiEnmcnt Of Orchard ana McPart-
land.
The attorney begged the pardon of
tho jury for dwelling 80 long upon The
character of Orchard. but he said Il
vns necessary 20 point out lust what
sure ~ q man IL was who was con
demninE Meyer. Haywood and petti-
land ne , uVlnp dcrsttfni sroendrni
ihn var, life ~ "a detective. me de-
cIarnd. was a living lie.
'rhls man who has feput his life
On bounding down his fellow men,
Suddenly turns evangelist and would
have YOU believe that orchard o.
transformed into q new man
Orchard tells YOU how he talked
tu him about King David, So PAU and
Kelly the utu Mcfarland quoted
the Srrlpture in breath and iict
in the ext
Parting finally from his tlrade upop
Orchard and MCFARLAND. MT barrow
began 10 discuss some of the evidence
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tbs preeout time
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