The Sentinel=record., 1911-12-10
M 'NAMARAS
 DIFF ID PEN
DYNAMITERs LEAVE LOS ANGE- LES FOR SAN ouINTEN PRIs
 ON TO BEGIN SENTENCES.
Secretary of John J. to be Called Be- fore Federal Grand Jury at Inc danapoIis to Give His
 Testimony.

and John J. McNamara, confessed dynamiter and secretary treasurer of the international Association ot Bridge and Structural Irea Workers today started for San Quentin Pen itentiary, 501 miles north.
 James B. NJ. McNamara, who blew up the Los Angeles Times on Octo- Der i, 1910, causing loss of twenty one lives, goes to begin a sentence of life imprisonment, while his broth CT faces term of fifteen years for complicity in the dynamiting of the Llewellyn Iron Works here last Christmas.
 I'm a young man ead I'm for un- ion labor" was J. McNamaras part ing comment to the world. according to Clarence s. Darrow, his chief coun- sel. John J also expressed the hope that the sentiment of union labor to- ward him would change, remarkins that in time the case would be bet ter understood The route to be talk en by Shceiff William A. Hammill and his pris oAers was kept secret and even the tl2ae Of departure was nn- known to the public.
 By previous arrangements with Sheriff Hammell today, a collection of newspaper men and photographers, concealed behind the jail, saw the brothers enter an automobile. James B's right hand was manacled to John Us left wrist Both men looked pale and cheerless and walked the few steps from the jail door with bowed heads
 Sheriff Hammel was accompanied by three deputies. As soon as the prisoners were seated in the machine canvas curta.as were drawn and the automobile dashed away to the north.
 The prisoners were carelessly sroomed and had prepared in no way fer their departure, except to order their belonging sent to eastern rela- tiyes.
 Cne of them had s125 and the oth- CT $163. This money was turned oy- CT to the sheriff today
 George Gallagher, chief jailer heav. ed sigh of relief when his charges left
 "They have behaved we'll" he de- clared, but We always had to be watchful about people from the out side :"
 Gallagher said later that the Me Namaras had told him they expect- ed their mother to visit them soon at san Quentin.
 The McNamaras arrived here on April 6 last
 Ten thousand men, said Sheriff 4iammel, could not have taken uhe prisoners away from the officials while in jail The brothers were con fined in a steel tier, built indepeno. ently of the jail walls.
 Attorney Joseph Scott of counsel for tine defense, found the McNamaras packing their clothing and charins under the delay in getting away. As they talked the sheriff came in.
 There are some photographs out sides and they want to take your pie lures. boys" he said.
 Nothing doing said John ]. We've been photographed enough"
 John J. asked MT Scott if associa- fifn with the case had injured the latter's chances in the recent election at which the attoreny was re elected to the school board of which he is president. He expret sed relief to know that Scott won.
 The federal grand jury was not in session today but will convene again next Tuesday to take more testimony about alleged dynamiting conspira- cies. Oscar Lawler government pros ecntorT expressed irritation today that newspaper reporters had identified one Of the governments witnesses W. Kaiser or Muneie. Ind alleged to have sold nitro glycerine to Jas B. McNamara and John J McNamara and Ortie E. McManigal Mir. Eawier added that many of the witnesses were apprehgnslve of the danger In cosning to testify