New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-24
CANADA Is MOVING
TO GUST HARRY THAW
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| be effective he might Spring" tho story
Of his flight for Monday morning S
papers.
Thompson Won't "Squeal," He Says.
You know. don't you, that Roger
Thompson is threatening 10 tell all he
knows about the plot 10 get you out
and the story Of the flight because he
doesn't think YOU are standing by
him." he was asked.
"Oh, no. Thompson won't tell any
! thing he replied quickly. as II con-
hdent Il don't believe he made any
such threat. What makes you think
! there was n plot. anyhow"
Thompson's lawyer. Louis 81 Lau-
rent had a conference to-day with
Thaw and also with his lawyers The
difficulty was patched up and Thomp-
son refused to say anything. Thaw to-
| day received $4,000.
Il would Ike 10 have my mental con-
dition compared with that OF Or. kieb
| on the day after escaped" he said,
after musng a moment, TO see who
was the cooler and calmcr. Neither OF
US had much sleep that night and 1
guess Il would have been a pretty even
thing. Get that down" he added.
laughing. as he slapped his thigh turn
ing 10 his stenographer.
Il think public opinion is with me
now" Thaw went on in his own ram
hing way. Undoubtedly the power
OF those who are against me Is wan
! ing. Canadians are beginning TO real
/ izc too. that the United States Is try
ing 10 treat Canada like a little princi-
palitv ! am not sure but that IL was
wiser TO come here than 10 20 to Penn
sylyania. Poor Kennedy" he said, re-
ferring to Franklin Kennedy, Deputy
Attorney General OF New York, who
is representing Mr.. Carmody here. He
| is a nice fellow, but he can't do any
thing here in Canada against me.
, Employs More Lawyers.
Il am trying TO get hold OF Clarence
J. Shearn. My counsel was added 10
to-day also by Harry Hirschberg. Of
my counsel when was in Matteawan.
Not one Of my lawyers before, with the
exception of Delmas. was ever worth
over SO a day. But for the first time
I'm my life / am completely satisfied
with them. | can confer with them
Colonel Frazer. a member Of counsel
| said to-day that they were getting
along all right with him as far as con-
Quoting the case. since they were doing
that themselves. He said, however,
that they could not manage him In re-
gard 70 publicity
He received telegram to-day from
his mother telling him not TO be eX-
travagant. and TO remember Canadians
were different from Americans. AS
the reporters were leaving his cell ne
handed over a bunch of letters and
nostal cards. with the remark:
Here is a lot Of letters / have got
from bugs You can take them ard
look at them, but let me have them
back. as l save all these things"
II was said to-day that. convinced
they had a clear cut way OF disposing
Of the Thaw case under the surrepti-
tious entry by stealth provision OF the
Immigration laws, the immigration Of
dciaIs had decided definitely to deport
him into the State of Vermont, from
(which he entered. They will avoid in
this way the charge that they are using
the immigration laws for extradition
purposes, which might be made should
thew send him into New York state d.
rectly.
.The Thaw millions will have no
weight here" an immigration agent
cold to-day. He will not be treated
differently from a poor alien, who has
NOT a cent in his pocket and not sin
gle friend.
When he realized that the line Of ac-
tion against his client, Roger Thomp-
son. would also probably be changed
for the purpose of deporting him for
entering by stealth, instead OF aiding
al, insane person to enter, his lawyer,
Iauis 81 Laurent, at once set TO work
IN obtain evidence that Thompson Is IN
fact the Canadian citizen he claims to
he He wired to Toronto for this
proof.
According to the information.
Thompson is the son Of Mitchell
Thompson. now dead, formerly a po-
liceman on the Toronto force. His