The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1911-10-10

Bailey, but God alone knows what
that report Was. I never heard it
and don't care to.
"In order to lift himself off the
floor James said, what would you
have expected this man to do? Don't
you know what you would have
done? l do. You would have gone
to the law officers of Beltrami
county, instead of man who is sup
posed to have been game and fish
warden and do nothing but draw his
pay with surprising regularity. He
wanted to become glued to the treas
ury. And say, you have got the
finest bunch of gluers 1 ever saw.
BERTHE saw that others were glued.
He noticed that Sam Fullerton was
glued until they shook him off the
Christmas tree He knew that it was
hard to keep him away.
Hands This to Fullerton, \
'1t reminds me of when l was a
lad in Maine, the farmers used to
take brads and fasten them on the
noses of calves they wished to wean
and when they would tackle their
mother they uould he kicked off.
John Lind muzzled Sam Fullerton for
a while-he kept him away for two
years but at the end of two years he
shook off the muzzle and was right
back to the mother again. We will
have to shake him off for good next
time.
"Bertie wanted the work so he goes
to Sherm Bailey who was supposed
to be near Sam Fullerton who was
supposed to be near Mr.. Keller, who
was supposed to be near the attorney
general, and or to the governor.
"Now, we will diverge for a while.
Old man Smyth-and right here I
want to say that always try to treat
with the greatest respect persons old
er than myself, and ought not have
gone after old man Smyth but for
the fact that he didn't want to tell
the TRUTH"
Here Mr.. Lane then called the
jury's attention to certain physical
appearances as they tend to reveal
human character. Continuing Mr..
Lane said:
Declares Sam Fullerton Blushed.
"Old man SMITH sat on the witness
stand. Mark you, Fullerton had
come on little ahead. Now, 1 know
Sam, don't make any mistake-I
know him. Sam came on the witness
stand, and knowing him so we'll I
said Mr.. Fullerton, do you mean to
honestly say to this jury that the
first day you met old Mr.. Smyth you
gave him $10O?' Sam never batted
an eye, but replied, of course I did
put it to him again and didn't he
say, yes Now, old man Smyth
came on the stand and when I cross
examined him I said, How many
times was it that Sam Fullerton Wis
tied you, before he gave you that
$100?' and didn't old man Smyth say
or 10 times aud that 4 had become
well acquainted with him. and then
saw the most remarkable thing I
ever saw in my life-l saw Sam Full
lerton actually blush. Why, do you
1-1 hot Il
tears from an Egyptian mummy or
have caused wooden Indian to let
out war whoop. Sam dropped his
face in his hands, and why? l am
not going to discuss that. but some
body lied I have my own opinion.
Says "Bertie" Trapped Himself.
"To get back to BERTHE. BERTHE
came up here and reported some
thing, we don't know what, to Sherm
Bailey. Now, then, evidently, Ber-
tie was reporting to Sherm right
along. BERTHE says about the Oath
of April, DR.. Dumas said that the
defendant in this case asked where
he lived and asked BERTHE what was
hisbusiness. Now, is there any doubt
in the minds OF you gentlemen that
he was liar? Didn't he admit that
on the 18th day of January he went
down and obtained from DR.. Dumas
medicine with which to doctor this
horrible disease, the name of which
I can not name in polite society. Now,
didn't that same individual say that
on the 10th of January, 1911, that
DR.. Dumas sent to him by express
bottle of dope for this horrible, filthy