Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-27
Cost HIM DEAR 4
TO hell FRIEND |: L. |:
Freeman Bassett's Act Of Friend
ship Comes Somewhat Ex-
pensive in Long Run.
JUDGE BoWMAN's MATINEE.
Couple of Spectacular Dr,,nks Conc
u To Gricf--Man WHO Beat Mother
IS in-Law Stays In Jail. 81

To Gricf--Man Who Beat Mother
in-Law Stays In Jail.
n Freeman Bassett's act of friendship
IS shown toward Dave Krout. proved to be
expensive to him. when he was com
PEELED to pay S25 for what he thought
was a friendly turn. 1t happened that
Krout was caught July 9 fishing with
out n license. Next day he produced
a license dated in June, and issued by
Bassett, who5is a clerk in the Western
Arms & Sporting Co. The plan Of the
friendly act went awry, however, when
den would know that the book from,
which the license had been issued had
4 not been delivered to the sporting goods
n company until July 10, SO that the IL
cense could not have been issued be-
"a fore then. Bassett readily pleaded
guilty to the charge OF preparing false
evidence this morning, and was SEN
{ fenced 20 pay q fine Of SIS by Judge
Bowman.
BEAT HIS MOTHER N-I,AN, s
Alex Whitehead. who. 1t is alleged,
expressed his feelings towards his
4 rnotiler-in-law and wife by first knock
II ing them down and then tramping over
q them until they We're badly bruised.
s pleaded not guilty. to the charge of as
\ sault and battery this morning. I'm
able To produce $500 bonds, he will re-,
+ main in the custody of the sheriff un-j
B til Aug. 10, when he will have his pre-
lininary hearing.
WOODS CASE CONTINUED.
rs The hearing of Ant ons GODS. ac-
Z cused of a statutory crime committed
n upon II -year-old EVeline Bardon, was
q begun before . Judge Bowman this
e morning. It After the introduction of
s the testimony Of the little girl, and
y her S-yearrold brother. Elmer Bardon,
"A the case was continued until Thurs
daS. fl E3;s
UNLIMITED GUEST,
Although OF husky stature Jacob
jacobson Is obsessed OF an aggravated
u In q yirulent form last night when he
Il Insisted upon using the home of r.. L..
i al ID resflag place, despite the objec-
s lions of AiE p enn. and this morning In
court he as still so tired that In the 4
= few lninutea Of time his case took, up
he had to sit down frequentlS Jacobs
n son entered I he home OF Mr.. Penn last
night and calmly announcing that he
was tired and wanted to rest, beg gan re-
moving his shoes and clothing, The
s3pnlyF energy shown by jacobson was
when he detied MIR. Penn to remove
him from the room he had chosen az
his own, and the police We're called.
sS Today Jacobsen was charged with
IS q pretty bad charge because
haven't had drink In 20 years., he
pleaded guilty. circumstances in his
case mad a prompt d charge desirable
and he was released.
81 IN PROFESSIONAL CLASS.
Richard Gifffth, when asked If he 4
had beer drunk, confessed that he felt
bad about II for It's something that
never happened in my life before AS
an ANA teur, however. Dick had done
well, land gore the limit, Judging from
his battered appearance, and his
Il bandaged eye. The court permitted
3ainl, to 60 with the suggestion that he
mad better make the first time the last
Y as well. 55,
UNDESIRABLE CITIZENS.
u James Farrell, Albert obIer, s. c.
y Linnton and "a. Phillips, all suspected
of being piclspockets and dips,
pleaded guilty to va grancy charges this
morning to receive the benefit Of float
i srs: They were given until tomorrow
morning at 10 o. clock to be out of the
rity, but they VIII not be permitted to-
start until after q o'clock this after
noon. With the floating of this quar-
~ the new system Of police surveil-
Z lance over suspects goes into effect,
and hereafter none given a, floater Will
be permitted to leave the Jail until tho
y detectives and the patronen have been
4 given an opportunity to 8.size him up
HARRY WAS UNTRUTHFUL.
Harry Prushells Discrimination to
Five his real name keeps him in Jail
Tor another5%24 hours at least Pru-#
'hell was before the court yesterday
Us a yagrant. He pleaded not, guilty
md told the court that he was a la
boring man emnloyed at Garfield,
4 giving the names Of foremen and
luperintendents there as references.
His apparently straight forward
tory impressed the court, but Prose-
.utor Rogers wanted time to investi-
gate, To-day the prosecutor informed
n thes court that the department had
a5selephoned to Garfield but had been
unable to learn of any man there by f
The name of Prushell. and that later
y slle defendant had admitted that his
teal name is Driscoll. and that he had
3 given fictitious name. His case was
4.oiltnued until tomorrow morning to
Eive an opportunity OF learning the
.ruth5of his second statement
SUCH A MEAN DISPOSITION.
Pick Mason. whose excitability led
him TO knock NJ. Davis over "A couple
Z ?! chairs in the Utonif saloon a few
nights ago, will have 30 days in