The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-02-22
QUESTION JURORS
IN WILL CONTEST
Nine Examined AS to Fitness TO
Decide Suit to Break
Brown Requests.
REJECTED BY ATTORNEYS
MRS. ANNA BRADLEY SEEKS TO
RECOVER FOR CHILDREN.

After examinations lasting all morn
ing before Judge NJ. /. Richie OF the
district court as to fitness to serve
not a juror had been accepted IN the
Brown Bradley will contest, and the
case was continued until Wednesday
morning, when the examination OF
jurors will be resumed. IL IS DtlIeFGu
the case will last into next Week
Hampden ). Beatie, Christian bSFSeI,
David Archibald, Joseph T. DAVIS, LOUIS
Bateman, Henry Johnson, william II.
Ashby, Josiah Burrows and OllFeI
Hodgson were called as jurors yestcr-
day, and all but Burrows ana Hodssou
We're examined by either o. W. Powers
or Thomas MarioneaUXp attorneys LOT
Mrs Anna Bradley, who IS IlghllhS III
q mart of the estate of former Senator
Arthur Brown, for the two chllufen
born TO them. william X AsAOy 60 ~
Henry Johnson were excused Dy JEuSo
Richie on challenges by MIS-. BIdulog
ATTORNEYS With the resumption OF Jhe
case Wednesday morning Mr.. Hougsoh
and Mr. Burrows VIII be question ~
counsel for the little woman IN oldCh;;
and then the eight men Will be turned
over to W. II. King, attorney LOT MAJ MAJ
and Alice Brown, who were leIt Ihe
sole beneficiaries under the Will OI
former Senator Brown 49,.
Mrs. Anna Bradley, whose shootIhS
of former Senator Brown at WasHIns,
ton, d. G, on December 5, 1916, suIred
the whole country, sat in the couFtIoOIu
leaned forward TO make suggestions
in the examination Q: the jurors
Mrs. Bradley in Court.
The fight which started yesterday is
that of a mother for her children, AT
thur Brown Bradley, nine years gu
and Marion Montgomery BfauIey, ~
years old, the paternity OF Whom Al -
thur Brown acknowledged during ms
lifetime. The little woman was lIloS
keenIy interested in the questioning %
The prospective jurors. she appe{atl Gu
I'm black, with her right arm IN a slIAs'
broken as a result OF ran On d
SIiDDpTv sidewalk several weeks ago.
Just how much weight IS 10 pc S CIV en-
the last will and testament u III ~ =
Senator Brown was me pOlIll d t,., - -
which all of the questions OF yeslei s I'd y
centered Long hypothetical queStloH9
were asked the jurors by the alLoI NJ =
In an effort to learn what WOuIHI w
needed to break the Will. > uuSS 81
ers explained to the jurors thaL ~ 49,
he shown bv competent witnesses t!le'I
former Senator Brown was INTO ALte 70 Z,
an the time he drew up the WI ~
called In two friends as Wines oTiT5ran
viii leaving all 10 his two cT rtd ~ ~
Max Brown and Alice brown, 1U ne "a
1ate is valued at from $4,000 10 SloO'-
coo. ot-;tL.o,
That is the position Of the attorneys ,,Le.! s
Tor Mrs Bradley. in her ilShJ 70 ~ 49,, 81
tIt - MOI for herself that she
Xrsnts the money. but for the. two chill
f-en bv Brown, whom he admitted were
his children ---i,-o,, of
Col Maurice NJ. kaighn,. LSte L,f4I he
t-4 I-nirel states land ottlce' WIN ng
ore Of tie most important witnless5eis.
CO.. NJ Bradley in her fight TO bEe.aBR
lie win Colonel kalsn1n ,I Itstli I go
49, -Ta+ 7rrs RradIey came to him IL
7ea- and showed him note IN M me
Lg-fwrfting Of Brown. IN which, he I5, ad-
~i-teI the paternity OF the chlloI rem
.+-..r-5- General \. r. Barnes ahC
TTrfzrenseu. both important
,-i.rase,'s for Mrs Bradley at WASH assn
irr-oa. win testify i'm her behalf all mere IT
Caesar a Robinson. a pfo MN 49, a.
trr-rv Of Denver. and close LILgi-C -
,.e 81. u~ou-n family, entered the cas- zIt
1.,- 49, associat7 counsel with "
n. vfng for Max and Alice, Brown 1,-i II
Te-fstlr- the effort To break I-7 y" ia