The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-05-14

take CAuusin TtIorsuu back hrsTzze WITH
ne
F'rfedherg left for Kansas CITY last
night On 4 late Rock Island train They
were alone
NJ A Bender. county attorney Of
Jackson county took Up the state ar
z-1uent after Attorney Wright had Eu-
ishsd. Mr. Bender WIS fuL Of IRE
from beginning 70 end and with re-
LeELIess energy he tore in the argu-
ueuE Of the dzfense and their atr0r-
neys They are not arguing accord
ing TO the law. he said They COM
plain Of the decisions cf the highest
court IN this state and Gf our court IN
this county When they say that Mrs
BLsakIsy is lot the mother Of the child
they are denying the evidence they are
placing before you
Mr. Bender gave 4 good argument
He adopted fur his tezr- 'TIIoCson
Knew Thar Mrs. BLeakIeF Was the
Mother Of the Child an5 he gave
good sermon en- It
Clinton A Welsh Of Kansas city fol
lowed for the defense He spent con-
siderable time with tie history Of the
birth OF the child and the ado ptI0u
papers We challenged the state To
bring OUT all the facts IN this case and
thaV d0dz dzed around IT, he claimed
Mr. Welsh claimed that there was
mystery and romance behind the
whole trial He was emp Dhatic and
forCefuL IN his arguments and frE-
GueELIy made Leaps from Oue end OF
the Jury stand To the other Once IN
saying they rushed from the court
room with the child Mr. Welsh
Jumped from II front Of the jurors
back 10 the press table. ten feet away
WIIIan- Z Atchlsou. assistant c0Un-
" attorney. followed NJ. Welsh and
gave one Of the most convincing and
caEr1u sense arguments Of the day.
3Lr- ACChisOu did not E0at away into
ara tory. but instead he placed ere
hand IN his pocket and with the other
he stood close TO the jury and talked
% than nan 10 mar He held the
attention al every Iuryrz1n and gave
them soma facts that undoubtedly
helped IN winning the day Mr. AtchI-
son has been i mountain Of power in
this kIdnap ping case since II has been
conducted from the OfF5ce N Topeka
and he has made 4 reputation by his
work with the law aIr- AtChisou
sought to prove that TfIIotsuu did
come 20 Topeka TO kfduap the child.
through practically everyone n the
court room thought the same
Gentlemen Of the Jury. don't let
YOUR minds be turned from the real
issues IN this case by al the imua-
CeriaI things told to you bv the learned
counsel On the other side warmed Mr.
Atchisou-aud It La0ksd az though his
warning vas Needed
Harry F'rfedberg Of Kansas city
gave the rEaI sob squad SueeCn Ct the
day. Before he was half through he
lad half the audience suuHug and
WIpi1g their eyes and shl Iuryueu
were looking I1ugiEgIE at the dodr. At
roruey FrIsdberg has wonderful gift
Of sympathy talk and he worked hard
with the Jury F7riedberg carried Cap
tain TUloCsou from the dun Ee0u OF the
EeuIEaEt1ary far above tE- clouds and
wheu he was through he had wings
zprourI1g from every shouTder-
Crane SUNS To-
A. Z Crane Ieating counsel for the
defendant summed Up the arguments
and gave the last gun from Captain
Ttllotzou Attorney Crane IS one OF
the Best lawyers N Jackson county
and his work with the kidnapi1g case
has been marvellous considering the
strength Ot the sraEs and their evi-
deHee- ATr- Crane first became IA
nous BY addressing the supreme court
OF the United States As YOU fellows
HIS talk To the jury Friday evening
was the big speech 0t the day for
the defense Ea followed Att1ruev
ArChisCus scheme Of getting close to
them and talking II over" Ike he
would % z friend On the street corner
He was also free with the use OF len
91T' ard took several chances At Z
rIdieuIe Of the STATES attorneys
The last and most convincing talk
0t C1s day fell upon County Attorney
%tsElECCE4 vi -11f1A1f.N rose rEGEl Z
sick bed 70 6Ehr this I11r1I 1a10r baby
case and with fearful Determination
and spfrTr he spoke for 81 minutes to
the Jury His clear farcefuI arEu-
n1ert4 found I0dgiug IN the minds Of
rf1a f1rv and rh=V uudOTI ttetfIv carried
Il Wiri- than 70 the jury room Mr.
SCteuck has made wonderful fGft
IN this case with every odd and every
Circumstance against him His last
argument wa9 the real -Calser' with
t1e fury and with the crowded court
room
II you bring n verdict q not
guilty YOU leave 10 law 70 protect this
trail little wauan wf10 Ezs been try
ing 70 keen and protect her child
he said You give any nan the
righr az any time TO break into her
house. grab the child and then w1en
I1e IS brought IN court claim that he
thought he vas right
The 2 Lrtv q vI-1esseS attorneys and
reka over the Rock Island this roon-
Mrs 3IeakIeT * the hdCriesE woman
IN Topeka and from the time she Step-
red OF tEe tran and arrived at her
E6ue she was one picture OF smiles
I feel better rEar 7 have II years,
said Mrs BIeaEeE TO Il State Journal
reECrrar. 7 feel now that the IaTw =
VITA rs II every way ard I an ger
EectIy -afs viii 1Iaria1- I have always
Known OF the former attempts 20 steal
1Er an Il 11S Kept ne W7EEE AIl- DAY
ard night Eur new I feel that al =
well
swha- DO Yes1 think or TO- asked the
reporter 81 Marian
I has such 4 lice ride ou the train
vas her comment
Mrs Stella Barclay came down from
EoIr0u with her attorney. Edwin Nc
Eeevzr- IN sprre of the turuI1g Of the
rid6 Ms. BarCIay seeuesf happy and
WaS facing better than she has since
the trial 0peued n EJIcan-zhe has
been II fer the last ten days
L don't believe I have anything to
say saIT Mr. BlrcIIv- OF course the
trial = really rot over yeE and there
VIII be another chance TO clear Ar-
TLIGtSou- I an going tC Kansas CITY
today and then On ta BEEaI6-@
County ACC1rr eT Scherck Is almost
Is rIea 81 a NTrg RIeakIa,r TIE I'll