The San Francisco call., 1913-09-15
THAW WRITES ANOTHER
.::INTERVIEW FOR PRESS

AOl4I-DIeOOAt - 4A-s SEPT -
Harry K. .Thaw spent several hour
to-day writing an interview with hin
self: Here is apart of it just as h
wrote it. both questions and answer
being his
=. Rep6rter-what did you do on
reaching the border2
:" -CFollowing deportation from
.. .-Canada.)
Harry. used my own judg-
; uant and found it correct. 1t did
j. not take me 10 seconds to change
FRONT the automobile to the ma
chine. of the newspaper men.
knew what I wished to do. That
vas 10 reach connection with the
: Canadian Pacific railway, or else
get into New Hampshire Two
reporters took me TO -Averill from
* ortohs Mills. Vt, and there I
..'rented AN automobile. taking the
. reporters with me. The reporters
got an: irresistible impulse to
: relepAone at Beecher Falls, using
(: my; .hame. While they did SO I
:, :tal ked with, people I had met
there on August IS. I waited as
:"long .as 7. could. then footed the
: h0rh .-and they came out and got
:. into the machine. In few min
-.utes-. one of the reporters began
shouting that he had to use the
: telephone again. He was in nerv-
. Gus distress; perfectly sane. you
: knew, but dead set on telephon-
8 Ing:
= CALLED UP LAWYERS
Reporter-You have never
tbought Of telephoning yourself?
=. Harry-Not until 1 reached the
/. pC,a.Fadian Pacific or New Hamp-
=. shire. But at evety farmhouse
:. where we could see a telephone
line one of the reporters tore his
..haiT and shouted that he must
. telephone. Well after the re-
porter had shouted all over the
PLACE that Z was Harry Thaw. I
s called up Montreal to get in touch
with Iny mother or my lawyers.
? Reperter-Now. about the al
alleged scere. at Coaticook?
Harry.-A paper. perhaps many
Of them said I hurled a tumbler
through window. I did not try
70 fu:rt any one. nor did I hurl a
tumbler. through any window.
did break the glass. but it was in
order 10 shout to my friends on
the outside about the Illegal work
that was being done. On getting
into the Immigration automobile
] turned to some persons at the
depot and shouted:
Get an automobile and follow
quick"
RepOrter-One paper says that
at AveriH you wallsed over to a
hotel proprietor and said: II am
Harry Thaw; let me use your tel
ephone.'
COULDN'T HIDE. HE SAYS
Harry-Of course, not. 7 asked
for a motor car. The reporters
were Shouting my name over the
.telephons. I could not hide my
;. Identify The hoteIman, Mr..
a. Spa.Ilding,. asked me if I was
ThaRs I told him yes. He then
:. gave me some bread and milk.
e He also gave me some buttered
bread and doughnuts in a napkin.
sniscussfng his actual deportation
Thaw says:
The Canadian officials acted ik
i IN defying the Oldest writ
! ne minister or the Interior may hav
been in*oxicatsd. or losing his MIND
for no: sensible explanation has bee
secured Of his acting like a Chimes
SThaws protested that he had no
sought notoriety.
One. Of the reporters went into
farmd ouse, ana when the womat
heard him telephoning she turned I
me and asked:
Are you Harry Thaw2" I did no
deny it. 4 neither attempted TO dis
ggise. anything nor did I seek to ad
yertise anything. Il acted just like an
1thsr ordinary tourist would act. TIL
reporter got SO violent because tn
wire was working bad that | apollo
zized for him. I did not see Sherit
K Helsey until we reached Colebrook.
was held. up by Sheriff Drew and
lawyer named Jacobs. wanted to z
% Cofebrook, hire lawyers and find ou
he proper thing to do. They had n
.harge against me but this des
reputable and false warrant swor
at BY some crook in Dutchess count,
sherif Drew promised to take me q
orlce to Lawyer Johnson's office, SO
rave. myself up TO him. As for jerome
le doesn't amount to much. The per
son we have to fear is the attorne
or the unnamed friends Of Stanfor
White. for he Is. an extremely shrew
nan.