The evening world., 1911-11-10

ton was bought. He said that he had
talked with persons in his saloon.
q. Did you In any conversation say In
substance or effect this: That WIliett
and cassidy fell out two years ago when
the Office OF Sheriff was TO be voted for
and the trouble started. and wlllett
wanted Jimmy Hicks? During the cam
palgn | heard Willett at this corner say:
Cassidy IS so crooked that he could hide
behind a corkscrew. lie Is crooked
from the bottom OF his feet to the top
OF his curly head7' A. Yes, sir.
COULD HE LAND" WlltETT
FOR $4o,ooo7
q. Did you tell a reporter that Cas-.
sidy sent for Walter and told him that
II he could land willett for $4,000 he
could have the nomination. A. I
talked about 1t a. a rumor.
2. Didn't you tell the same man that
Johnny Cronin was to be Willett's sec.
rotary II he was elected? A. l sup
posed that he would be. because of
their friendship.
y. Did YOU tell him that willett kept
his word and paid over $4,000 in cash ?
A. only said that l had heard such
rumors.
plnn.d dawn for Tim mama. - oar.
sons who had y,vo, MIN hi. ,nsorma.
ton. Brady said that he could only re-
call a man named Jimmy Doyle.
.. Didn't you tell a reporter that
everybody In Far Rockaway was talk
Ing about the rotten deal? A. Yes.
that II was common rumor.
q. You don't know any,binr abou,
the paymen of any money TO snybodv
! by Wiilett? A.. No.
The witness. admitted that Dov,.
who gave him the information, wss a
bitter enemy Of Willett In politics,
Mr.. De Ford tried TO trace the offer
for sale OF a second mortgage on the
Seaside Improvement Company. Phillp
n. Wood, a director of the Long Island
Bank, testified that Henry s. Crandal,
offered the mortgage to him on Oct. 9.
telling hin nat Wiiiett wanted to sell
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s,o ono loans
Richard Van Siclen. assistant cashier
Of the First National Rank Of Jamaic,,
nut I'm evidence an abstract Of Leader
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NJ ,,,,"e own OF II
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nav 50 VI .ne choihet Lana Com
pany anu the Autonopiie building Com
pa"y are an'ohs the STOCKS held.
Az BUILDING STOCt
NEVER PAID ANYTHING
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he sold sixtv-tbrea shara. 80 -"
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ON Sent % for * nS NJ IN, -.
plained tho details 90 ,ha
Of ,hs com,anr
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merely "velyet9" Yes s,r
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Mr.. Frost explained ina, tbe ,osr. u
$1,000 and 5000. made by the Automobil
Building Company to the Anonymor
u ~. weie 10 tam up TWO hotes !
!" '.su.ai co"Ise oi business ne Ut
-. nNu ,"at any p"r',oi 'ho money ""
. I1u"eo % "nIel', ne also aehieo tht
! .'n'i No. w my NETT co.Poi'
uo"s hau 'oaheo "''iett money durih
tne past SIN months or ma ne knew
INC Pe!sonai ,oahs OF Wiiiett since sep
: ~ uhtii after they hau peen made
Setuns 10 the purchase OF the SKI
three waiter shares TOT so'"U' Justi'
I Scuuaer ih'erVehed'
y. DIu VOW nave any conversat''
Win Mr., Wl'ett WIN reference 10 pu,