Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-17
but ONE PURPOSE" SAYS OAR
ROW.

Il lHIt tIlNl, ~ ls very evident now.
but ONE PURPOSE" SAYS OAR
ROW.
Clarence barrow. for the defense, |
was the next 20 be heard.
He said There can be but one pur- |
pose In this Joint reception OF Gov |
Goodmg ana his friend Mr. orchard, |
II was tu influence Tho case at TINS !
time. ] scarcely know how to frame |
my attitude in proper language II |
seems to me that this effort tp give Mr.. |
orchard crodcncc must have come !
from the disclosures made here as TO
the attitude OF certain talcsmcu.'
Mr.. barrow characterized Orchards
statements as maudlin religious idoCy.
He said that every man must know
that the statement NJ tho governor as
TO Orchards waiver OF immunity was
manifestly untrue. He said II was alb
surd 20 think that a man would willing
ly put the halter around his neck. Mr.
Darrow eNoucratcd the prosecution
from any hand In the matter. but de-
nounced the Incident as the most flag
rant attempt to influence a juror he
ever saw.
Judge wood interrupted to ask tina,
the county prosecuting attorney he sent
for
Mr.. barrow said he had not thought
enough Yet to say what ought TO he
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limo Wv. ave .rtitlld " 10 vent ,,r
NO ira. ttf., 5,rc,,d.,t -ga,,, vim
ali tbs v'ii,,seog s,,,it,,, Ain, i tbinlf
The governor should be called in here
beroTa tbie CONN NJ, ,rotl,rr gitizen
NJ tb , .,t 'V" ~ '.'",',
h. Flo 9t lossi ,.bowId f,.f bo caur5
If mis- r,lttcr cniIs fn,. ronion1ut ho
should hc punished
MIR barrow said the newspapers
sboul5 bp piyar to ,,pdcrstaifs what is
e,n@~ted az mon, a., ,i,,. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Of inetIcn IA. Chased Int, sn,ing tbat
he was uranarad T., laaya ne natter
| to tbe ,ooi,t
MIR. HAWLEN REPLIED
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tn ,,rosnactiva iu,ors iris we have
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aru,tEo,,s' y,
Returning TO the case in hand. Mr..
6rcnrd o Kan Sor J he agt y ven bscn con-
sistentlv and persistenfly nisreprc-
| scented The prosecution had hcen be-
Sized NV me ncvsnane,. mon FOR an inter
,,i.yy viii, or.bard
Mr. TI1wInv rnfct-rinp. tn the Dub-
Iisbad fn+arvie,,. Win Orchard said
tbst he rou1d ea, M reason yvh,- The
a,:rhoriznd renresentatiyes Of the As
ISOLATED Iorase s,onid nor nave heon
allowed 70 sec Orchard, In order that
n might rive the public information
a. r. p,antal or nbvsicai condition of
Orchard Mr. Haviev said he saw no
obisrtinn 10 mis- Ne rouId NOT see
b0Sv aptr rigbt Of tbe defendant could
be impaired. lie could. however, un-
derstand how an interview win the
S 1pe,' Of orininn Nv me governor
might have a bad effect. Mr. Hawley
aid not believe that there was any
idea on the part of Gov. Gooding that
,yhst ne had 10 saw would have any
influence on witnesses or jury.
MI. Hawley said the prosecution
heartily deprecated anything that
WoulJ In nny way influence the case.
So FAR as he good taste In the M alter
was concerned he agreed with the de-
ferse but MS ~ the effect he entirely
disagreed
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COURT N-ANI9 -NDl,E T."
.,,,, ,,,,,r+ y,ould IKE to be adj
,.is..d ~, ~ lie dufias in the case " snld
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t,ot b-' Sn,,i5 see no reason why the
a"socia1s1 press should not be all
lowed 70 see orchard @r% s' sin oI
any injury was done II was done to
! the prosecution which was the loser
Senator Borah followed MI. haW-
lev. H. said that ever since they
reached the city all Of them had fire.
auently requested permission 20 see
ana interview Harry orchard. They
| did II a a part Of their newspaper
| business.
r,>.,,r,-,, p1.rA1I,s VIEW
! ShNNlO '' "Oi'-''i - 80
at Is going a long way" he deelar-
| ed. ito say that the first newspaper
| mon of mis- country. representing the
| Gref uev4papers OF the country, had
| as their object the influencing OF those
| iurors or that they attempted IN any
| way TO Interfere with the cause on
| triaI
senator Borah charged that the de
| Conss vas running newspapers whose
| sole object was to create prejudice.
! "yve do not run newspapers" he
| declared with a display Of feeling.
| "rho nsW sDaper men who have come
To his trial have perfect right 10