The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1909-09-20

@. WAS your conduct toward them
different from others?" A. mo SIR
ells Of Attitude Toward Franks
q. State In detail what you did in
reference to houses owned by Frank
brothers?" A. 81 acted to prevent
the taking in Of more women. The
names Of women had to be given to
the police station. They were not
allowed to sell liquor in these houses
nor were the women allowed to be
on the street."
@. Were women arrested from
these houses and what was your
course of conduct after you had ar
rested them?" A. From various
houses about 200 women were brought
to the police station"
Freed on Promise to Behave
Q. What would you do with these
women?" A. about hundred were
taken into court and fined. l often
turned others out on their promise to
behave, They claimed to me that the
oMcers were too strict and arrested
them by mistake. The orde cWere
not to let the women be see 'kake :
streets. The women said the.-
carried. the law too far and arrest.>.
them when they were seen raising
curtains in the houses"
q. "1yhese women that you let go
that way, what about them?" A
They were locked up aud released
at l o'clock in the morning If no COM
plant was made against them. Their
names were placed on the lookup
Keepers book and, being released
were not written In the arrest book
@. What about the women?" A.
Il turned 352 over to charitable in
stitutions without booking them since
l went to the Desplaine sstreet sta.
ton"
States Attorney Wayman tried to
thwaTt the efforts of Attorney Lewis
to introduce memorandum show
Ing how many women arrested from
the Frank brothers houses were turn
ed over to charitable institutions by
the defendant. The court overruled
the objection and the memorandum
was admitted.
Mr.. Waynlan," said Judge Barnes
II was an assistant states attorney
for eight years and prosecuted many
cases where similar questions arose
/ cannot remember fifty of them now
but II should go down to your office
could show you thousands of them
! @. did you ever telephone tc
Frank to come to the station? Did
you say to him that he had been rec.
commended to you to collect money fol-
you?" A. "No sir"
Takes Shot at Prosecutor
After number of denials of va
rious charges, McCann took shot al
the states attorneys Office. He said
when a pandering case came up he
went to Assistant States Attorney
Taylor and asked him il the states
attorneys Office would furnish the
money to bring Louis Berg, one OF
the defendants in the suit, back from
New York, whittier he had fled. The
states attorney would not. he declar.
ed, and Mccain said he went to the
Union League club and got $3.50. from
that organization which paid the ex-
penses In the prosecution of that
case. The examination the ncontin-
ued.
| Q. when was it you were hurt?'
A! Sept. 8, 1908, at o'clock in the
evening""
9. "As result were you confined
to your home?" A. Yes SIR"
Describes Alcohol Incident
@. did you have to use alcohol q
Tell the jury all about It." A. my
doctor said I would have to battle
myself with alcohol and I telephoned
Charles Hawkins to get it for me-"
| Here the defendant described the
situation Of his home outside and in
side preparatory to showing how
Louis Frank entered when he came
with the alcohol.
@. WHO brought the alcohol and
how did you know2" A. my wifee
sister announced Mr.. Frank had come
and 1. told her to show him upstairs
to my room. He took seat and re-
n1ained there about ten minutes. He
only talked about my health"
Talks With Fake of Election
@. "What did you talk about with
Judge Fake?" A. -"It was near elec-
tion and Judge Fake was running for
election. and. that Is what we talked
of."
Q. "Who was the neighbor in the
room on the second visit?" A. "Har-
rison Jones, an attorney for the Chi
cago & Eastern Illinois railway"
@. "Of Frank and Jones, who en-
tered your room first and who was
the last to leave?" A. Zones was
the first there and the last to leave. /"
Q. when did you return to duty
at the police station?" A. October
II, 1905"
| This question was in direct contro-
dtction with the testimony of Louis
Frank that the inspector was sick at
his home in November and that he
visited him at that time.
Conversation With Tyrrell.
@. "Tell of your conversation with
Attorney John Tyrrell about the Plum
mer pandering suit" A. II asked
Tyrrell who he got his fee from. He
said he would look 1t up and see.
When met him the second time he
had not looked 1t up and when met
him the third time in the Ashland