The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-05-18


prosecuting attorney and when Mr..
Darrow resumed he suggested that the
governor be called before the court.
! Mr.. Hawley said that he had Just
finished reading the interview and sug-
gested that possibly both the defnsc
and the court We're under n misapprc-
! henson. lie defended the Boise pa -
pors and told of the constant circula-
| ton throughout the county of papers
| in the interest of the defense which
! had maligned the prosecution. sought
to create q false impression as to the
motive of the prosecution and To mis-
state what purPorted to he the evidence
in the case He said that the eondi-
! tion Of orchard had been absolutely
| pus-statcd and misunderstood
II in taking this matter up. If In
| seeing this witness. the representatives
of the Associated Press have been per-
mitted to see this man and without
connivancc with him, except in regard
to his health. have satisfied that desire
which is expressed throughout the
country to know in regard to his con
dition. | would be unable to see how
that in the slightest degree would pre-
judice the cause of the defense. / am
frank TO say that | do not believe. that
the authorized representatives of the
Associated Press, in seeing this mau
and publishing anything in regard to
his physical or mental condition, would
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s,on,tor porab eaid tbat he declined
10 s,,1,,it to tho nronositior tbat tho
rewsnaners had intervtowed Orchard
for the nuruoso of inouencinq the inry
lie said they could not control the
newspaper situation, he woufd not ask
the defense to publish their articles
to suit the prosecutions and he was not
going to undertake to control the stu
alton He instanced the fair attitude
of tile Idaho Statesman the morning
paper at Boise. in refusing to publish
the Chicago story deal in which the
allegation that Charles Meyer had once
been in the Joliet penitentiary and con
tended that the local napers had been
fair He said that il he could have
had his way he would have long ago
put Orchard on exhibition for the knew
that the minute ii was done this pre-
else condition of affairs would arise.
He. too. contended that if the Orchard
interviews reflected upon either side it
was upon the prosecution He declared
that he would not believe that Cover
nor Gooding would do anything to dis
qualify them from getting n Jury.
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