Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-21
Calls Upon Thinking Men to
Wage War on Evil Influence
Controlling Mine Workers
ORGANIZATION.
WITNESSES FOR DEFENSE
BRANDED AS PERJURERS
Prisoner UnmOved Listens to
Bitter Araignment of Himself
as MurderOuS ConSpiratOr
Deserving of GaIIowS.


Boise. July 20-James Hawley.
Leading counsel for the state of Idaho
presenting the first Of the argument
to the jury IN the case against VIII
liam ID. Haywood. spoke for nearly
eight hours, distributed over three
sessions of court even when the af-
ternoOn session of today had extended
FAR beyond the customary time llmit
every seat In the court room was oc
cupied and remained so until the last
word was spoken
None listened more attentivaIy 20
the argument than Haywood. the de-
PENDANT, ana none showed less emo
ton. From time to time he took notes
on "a small book and frequently mad9
suggestions 10 one or the other of his
counsel seven of whom weer IN court
today.
Throughout the day Mr.. Hawley
used an almost conversational method
The analysis Of the testimony In icon~
tradiction of Orchards testimony con-
cluded frequently with the denuncia-
ton OF witness after witness as wiful
ptrJurer or guilty OF unintentional
falsehood.
When he had spoken Ave aud a half
hours, Mr.. Hawley reached Caldwell.
where at the close of the. year 1896 the
preparations for the murder of Steua-
enherg We're afoot. His voice now
found "a sympathetic note ana aa he
told OF the last moments OF the gov
ernor. the crowd leaned forward 10
catch the speakers every word
Mr.. HaWleys presentation was I'M
pressive
There was no attempt at any flight
of oratOry but only strong note iof
deep sincerity and great earnest ness
when he pleaded for an honest judg-
ment for honest men of Idaho
Mr. HawleY said he did not charge
that a majority or even that many Of
inc western Federation of Miners were
criminals, but that the evil deeds OF
the officers and of the scum of the
organization had brought discredft
upon the rank and file The time had
indeed come. he said. when right
thinking men should arise and make
war upon the evil influences that We're
ne curse OF all labor organizations.
ON the adjournment Of court until
Monday morning Mr.. HaWley was
'howered with congratulations
Continuing today his opening ar
suinent Tor the state. Iiawley first de-
voted his attention To the alleged at-
Tempt To wreck a train on the Flor
-nce and Cripple Creeb railroad
orchard undoubtedly was trying
10 secure money from all the sources
he could" declared Hawley. "and
am not going 10 defend him for his
iouble dealings in taking money
rom both the Western Federation of
Miners and the railroad company.
rhere Is but one claim We make for
lim, and That Is that he has told YOU
he truth"
Hawley said Immediately after the
rain wrecking incident Orchard was
ound again In the Western Fedora
ion.
sraLtp., rr tba ,,,.t,.. =
empted assassination Of Governor
'eabody Hawley asserted that or
hard's testimony was amply corrobo-
ated. He told Of PeabOdy's actiVi-
les in the Colorado labor troubles
nd declared that the strongest mo-
i've FOR his tlking Off was connected
Win the Western Federation
'No possible personal motive could
r attributed 90 orchard or steve
adams said ilnwley m there was
word "f uutruth In Orchards tes-
mony as to the attempts on Gov
rnur Peabody who Of an men was
~ best witness 90 testify. hut the man
hn nov is iu the basement Of this
uilding. steve Adams The prosecu-
on brought this man 10 Boise: he
'uld hr used by the defense Ii II 50
egired
q object 60 that. shouted Darrow.
'N pr NN hNHNthtf hNlfu uAHs AS counsel
ell knows. and there Is no such rec
20 iu the ease"
~ you say what ! stated Is un-
uth.' replied HaWley In anger. you
ter deliberate falsehood "
barrow renewed his objection and
idgC Wood said he would instruct
e jury to disregard an statements
ade by counsel not borne ouj BY the
.ldenca
Hawley continued TO the Jury
Adams is here aud he was
ought into this court room aud
own 90 you. Hts appearance in this
ON gives the lie 60 the statement
ade by counsel that the facts are
't as ! have related them
There is just one other man who
uld deny Orchards statements a.
Governor Peabody That man u
'orEe Pettibone If he did not coun-
the proposed murder why didn't
~ bring him here Co say sog"
HawlcN ridiruird the theory that
o. Mine owners association vas re-
unsihle FOR 90, Independence depot
traEe. aud asserted that the eNi-
nee in support of this theory Nas
her from witnesses shown 10 be
rjursrs. or utterly absurd upon its
Again Adams was not called Ia
ntradlcf Orchards statement In
.s connection Hawley admitted
lt the dogs supposed 10 be follow
: Orchard from The scene II the
piaeion were called Of by a dsiee-