Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-06-21
HOWARD GOULD
RESTS HIS CASE
Counsel Announces That Evil
dence Establishes Contention
OF Defense in Divorce Suit.
PLAINTIFFS REPUTATION.
Mrs Banlshead, WHO Travelled With
Her In Egypt, Says Conduct Was
Lad,lillc and Above Rcproach.

s455 liHuyliEC and Above RcDrOOcll.
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kDoWllnE opened court today for q
continuation of the trial of katherine
C,leYnn,ons Gou,a,e. s,{t r,,. seno ration
~,
any aIl, diiii'lohN allowance OF SoV,ooo
year from her husband Howard
Could, the defense sprune n, surprise
III arn9,,nc,,,,, IN. - ras,aa q. 80
= . = 9 ieslsN' 10 ee's.
7 'elalncess Nlcoll, counsel for Mr.
, !, asciared that on locking oyer
be hsa fonna !, - - 80, . pa,
6dence to establish the contention of
the defense, that Mr.. Gould was
Justified ii tbe senaratio, rron, he
r - 80
Wis., ana ne DeileSed ~ unnecessary
to call any more witnesses.
Clarence j Shearp. attorney for
Mrs. Gould. told the court that Mr..
bySsurprisey and he had no witnesses
$at hand at the moment to put on
the stand in rebuttal. With the
courts consent, however, he said he
would read the dispositions OF wit
ness ness, taken IN preparing the case Tor,
& ira
f !, Ny. Sieafn az once proceeded WITH
nv 4, re'tning q ti,ese deposltiols
i, NY, slie
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thnv 'sa,,, nnst;,, E,arn,,,,, tl,n ~.
{IeavaS nor, 4.,oart,ne,,ts nariw {ni,S morn.
ing during her stay at the Phiiadelnhin
hotel in 1905 I7 l5 4
Mrs. Gouldts LAWYER today declined
to say what the refuting evidence was.
but said there would be many sur.
prises for the defense
MIS- ph>,Er11,A nrpoc1rrr,S
me- aono.itia, +a,.o, 4, nyrs
shearn was that of Mrs. Alice s..
H tlnLi OF Atlanta. Ga, VIE OF
lieut. Lieut.: fietlr NicCouieS 15an l OF
forl Mcfilerson, ia. VINO .islteet MI
y, ~ y oScasiols
e,oi .he llle.uei,.s q hsislt5 Wllli
as nv. NE
N W V ti ,,. party tNlsi.ss'
me k1eaives paihce. me Nitness ae-
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MS
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~ a .l,ile, anu never saw USE
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DUG aegeE oratlk more nilah
uitilier anu olns iisnl
the average society lady drinks i i3}5s
Wliat a,u you observe %, she Moulu
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4's = = = : ? ''
A COCKTAIL BEFORE LUNCHEON.
r. Ms; S ,s Mouia usuang tahe d
I, iutlcneoii' put .iie
- was iloL "
...o ~, VI te
Mi..,sss ole lever saW MIS-.
s.ouip url.'h - .ne eye!liis ana never
saw her poisteious anu never. nearu M lier
- use iais liz
Mtl,less m ton WI AlIs. Iouiu ~ Gnl-
sat -. iso.
plopeI - ne. Ioii.iue.. MS. batlhiieaq
saiu ilel y; wiz Nus
p ..l aug. - neV'' WIS li.,ilea aver
a.'s; li.e s salo MIS-
S,oulu WIS dlsi'ineu, .relinca. ana gen
~ tt''t -, " - = ~ - ~ se
manner apove repfoach.
~ me cross-cSarnlnatlon on the de-
position, Mrs. Bankhead would not
swear that she mad never heard Mrs.
( Gould spoken or as a drinking wo-.
man. She said that Mrs. Gould had
never spoken to her but once about
Dustin Farnum, the actor. and had then
told her that their names We're not
'']inked together in any improper way.
rT p.NrruEn
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Mr.. Shearn next read the deposition
of Lieut. Bankhead. The witness said
that he vas the son of Senator Bank
head Of Alabama. and had entered the
army in 1898 The witness testified in
regard to the various visits of himself
and wife to the Gould estates and at
hotels In this city. He had never seen
Mrs. Gould Intoxicated or observed her.
conduct to be unladylike
The witness deposed he had never
seen her drllk. more l''i than any OF the
on cross examination Lieut.. Bank
head was asked.
As N man OF. army officer ,yo,lld
not YOU testify reluctantly in regard to
the conduct rejecting upon a woman
who had been your hostess p"
Asa man O., army OFFICER ] ,yonld
do so, eordina riIy, but wJtan rilaced
on my oath to tell the truth. / should
testify unhesitatingly.r was the reply
Louie O. Foreman. s,,perintendont
of cleaning and ventilatinr firm Of