The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-06-04
HAYWOOD JURY
 IS COMPLETED First Testimony in Noted Case to be Taken
 To-day. THE TWELVE JURYMEN. One Hundred and Fifty-Six Talesmen Examined to
 Procure Them.
THE TWELVE JURYMEN.

Boise, Idaho, June 3.--Twelve men to try William D. Haywood for his life on the charge that he murdered former Governor Frank Steunenberg have been chosen and bound by oath to deal jus tice between state and prisoner. Hay wood to-day heard the indictment charging him with the crime and to- morrow after the state has recited it's case and made promise of proof the first chapter of the tale of the Caldwell crime of December 30, 1905, will be told,
 Tomorrow morning at 9:SO o'clock James H. Hawley will address the court with the states opening state- ment. He has prepared no manuscript and said to-day that he would be brief. T am going now to 1ot down some headings" he said, land from these headings I will talk l may write one portion of the opening statement, and if I do I shall read 1t when come to it."
 It will be alleged that Haywood and his associates, standing and working in the background. planned the long list of crimes and sent Harry Orchard and Steve Adams forth as hired execu- tioners.
 The states testimony will begin with a rehearsal of the grim Caldwell trag- edy in which Frank Steunenberg was blown to death by bomb on the night of December 30, 19O5 Then the pres- ence at Caldwell of Harry Orchard and John l.. Simpkins, a member of the ex- ecutive board of the Western Federa- ton of Miners, will be shown.
 Broadly speaking, the state will charge that Haywood, conspiring with Mover, Pettibone Simpkins and others of the alleged inner circle" of the l Western Federation of Miners, plotted a campaign of terrorism that had for its deliberate purpose the removal, by assassination, of those opposed to the organization and the retention and in- crease of control and power within the organization.
 The prosecution will allege that the explosion at the Vindlcator mine, the blowing up of the Independence depot, the murder of Light Gregory detec- tive of Denver; the murder of Arthur Collins, of Telluride; the alleged blow ing up of Frederick Bradley, Of San Francisco, and the alleged attempts on the lives of former Governor Peabody and Judges Gabbert and Goddard, of Colorado, were all acts in single great conspiracy to which the murder of Gov ernor Steunenberg was incidental. 1 It will be charged that Haywood was the genius of and the strength behind the great plot, and that steunenberg was added to the list because of his part during the labor troubles in North Idaho.
 After that, Harry Orchard, who ac- tually murdered Steunenberg. will be called with the scene and crime and then Orchard will be called to the stand to repeat the confession which it is alleged he made to Detective Me Partland After that will come the states effort to corroborate the Or chard story and to clinch by other tes- timony the general part of the Western Federation of Miners and the particu- lar part of William D. Haywood, al- legged in connection with the murder of Steunenberg.
 The jury follows:
 Thomas B Cess, real estate; Finley Mclean, rancher; Samuel D. Gilman, farmer; Daniel Clark, farmer; George Powell, rancher; o. V. seborn, farmer; H. F. Messecar, farmer; Lee Scrivener, farmer; J. A. Robertson, farmer; Levi Smith, carpenter A. ?. Burns, retired rancher, and Samuel F. Russell, far ]