Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-11-21


day behind the bar rail. unahleto ind
seats: many came inside the ran and
several sat down on the steps of
Judge Growers dais. in order that
they might not miss a word CT what
was said.
The Judge again told the deputies
To be careful that no minors we're ad-
mitted.
Miss Chamberlain. it was said To-
night. would tell her story TO the Jury
tomorrow.
Miss Chamberlain. her hands up Ia
her face, listened quietly during the
afternoon as Anderson. under cross
examination ny +. G.. Milliken Tor the
defense. repeated hearsay talk rclat-
ed Ca him by the clerks on the after
noon before the tarring.
Judge Dallas overruled objections
made hy the state against MOnkenS
questions as TO what the hoy had
heard in regard TO Miss Chamberlain
character.
Anderson was asked many pointed
questions as 20 stories reflecting upon
/ Miss chamberlain's character and
alleged TO have been circulated about
town.
NO, never heard OF those things
until Just now finally said Ander-
son.
Anderson denied that County At
/ torney McCanless had intimidated
him into testifying.
! Alta Lindermuth. one OF Ander.
sons companions I'm the buggy. was
I next called. He was one of those
fined one dollar and costs TO prevent
his claiming exemption from testify
ing.
Lindermuth said he was II years
old and a day laborer.
Lmdcrmuths testimony in the main
agreed with that given by Anderson.
On the stand Lindermuth plainly was
frightened. At times hts voice was in.
audible.
| Lindermuth told of planning for
the tar party" at the Clark mill. The
defense objected to the phrase "tar
| party" and II was stricken out. when
the arrangements were made there
were present Everett Clark the de.
fendant. Simms and eight other men
He could not identify the others, ht
said.
OF those who attended the tarring
l.lndermuth said he recognized eighI
of the ten men since arrested fol
| connection with the affair. lie did
not name any OF the three present de.
PENDANTS.
Lindermuth said he did not help tai
the girl He remained behind tn,
hedge fence.
Miss Chamberlain hoiie-ed oh
oh, said the witness, when asked
to describe what the girl had said
Just before time for court TO ad
journ the county attorney startled th'
spectators who were struggling L
make their way from the court room
by shoutlng
"Call Ed Ricord.
| Through private room the decol
of Miss Chamberlain came slowly. Hi
face was flushed and as he took hi
oath and told his age. his voice trem
bled. Ricord said he was In Beverly
the afternoon of August Z. He sait
he met Anderson i'm front of Rorer'i
| restaurant.
Anderson came up to me" sale
Rlcord, "And asked me II | was game
10 take Mary Chamberlain out. | tolt
him that | did not think ! could. liz
issaiid, Wen believe sou enn let = "
land try It,.
Anderson and Alta Lindermuth anc
called Miss Chamberlain up, She
said The last time ! went out Will
you told you | would never &c
again.
II said. Come on. I've got an In
vitation To dance and | want YOU
to go along and learn me how | TOLD
her the dance was over TO kowalke's
and she wanted to know II any one
else was going ! told her Del Kind.
ersparger and his girl were going.
Ricord met the girl at S.30 O'Clock
| in front of Bud Green's store. Previ'
/, ously Anderson had told me TO mee'
the crowd mile north of shady Bend
| when Ricord and the girl reached
that point no one was there and Ric'
| ord said he believed he had lost his
way. He turned the horse around anc
had gone but a few yards when Miss
Cham berlaln clutched his arm ant
exclaimed:
Ed what was that? | hear some
thing"
Ricord said he told the girl It wal
nothing.
Just then" he continued, "tw1
men ran out In the road and shout
ed: Halt Both of them held re-
volvers.
Did you notice how many mer
took part in the tarrng2' ltlcord wat
asked
II did not.
Rleord said that after the tarrini
was over, Miss Chamberlain climbed
back In the buggy and they drove to-
ward Shady Bend. They met four per
sons. masked, but Ricord declared
he could not tell whether they were
men or women. because they We're II
two buggies.
Rioord said he drove the girl bacl
to Shady Bend and she got out o.
the buggy and went over toward the
store.''
lie was still on the stand when eour
adjourned.
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