Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-08-22
TRAW GETS A
WEEK 5 RESPITE
HEARING ON HNBEhS CORPUS
WAS POSTPONED UNTIL
NEXT WEDNESDAY,
Willing TO Be DEP0RTED
But Fugitivc's Lawyers VIII Insist
That lie BE Sent Across the
Border into Vermont.

.. man
| WASliI NbION, Aug - u"'''
| wednesday of next week, barring un-
forsacn d.,,lonmonts Harry *. Thaw
| 80, a.. ,,,..u,,ro,l,o i,l
| VIII ieH'"l" }" ''''
| On that day he is to De arraiSheu III
| the superior court on "A writ of ha-
| ... .,,,,, I,.t,r.,r nov and that
,t,,a his Intto,, nf canadian LAWYERS
,',',, -, ,rfoat ,I,ps nnt ia thwart
a"ln'o,t,tii,n hnt tn submit TO It
,,,.l,af,,Ii,, f., noint selected by
r,a,,. ''''
NH. l., rriof u.,s tho status to-
.i,it', ,ratt,,,.ar,s fugitive arrest b.
"d ,rnneaav nror Coaticook. Quebec,
'u "rSi", =, i,it Nora ON "a de-
| CIV, CIV, ..,,'.,,t I,,rnrart nf tb. moves
,''. y" w. w., hi, l,us,'ars Tb,w has spent
hi,' t,,,,H ,,aninr no I.npth Of the mar
r,',,. rnrridor in tho Sherbrooke iaiI
I ,.a, ,,,t .,.., ,,v,r. that the
,,it ,,'i.,,. cnrn,,s in his case
' "'i' s,r,'a5 o, tho i,iIor this after
- ~""' i ,h,t 1rrt rn,, "a timely tele-
,,,,,.. ,'t'i' ,.'....',, no u,,,ld hovr been
pn'i'' - 80, tnd., Win the
! ! va, w. ,,. ~,
This incident. yariously described
as bunder, case Of absent MIND
cdncss and an error due TO hurry
arose after Superior Judge Globrn-
| sky failed to specify in writing that
the writ was returnah,e before nm nm
| next N'uhrSu"N' .h nt, roaa
| uale ih .iitil."S' "u' .,.a1 e''v an tbe
ing inS''h''t aIi,i i,'t', instant ac-
Ja'I"' ~ ,,In1 - " oa,,i,,,o and or
C'"i' 'un Nv q" n,,,tn,,
uyltu "a" w. =" ,',o fr,,,,, tbo
WH'H IT, ,t,oI I,t,a,.
JudRt lhioI'leu M. n'r' ,nt ,',o 80 'ro ro
was 'sdN ING io' ,,'tt i,d,,o min
lurH heiy 'S '''''' J"'7N
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MeahW my ~ Nr",,, vorl,
ger " lu'Cl'.Sn .,, C'''r,S, |,1r..i E,orl,Iin
2epu,y ,}Spry, 80 80 AuSo,,. and others nri-
ho.Ii,vuG ,.','i W. ,,attirr Stanford
WHY ,',,. ~ tho b0rdor eniy-
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.u Uu '',V I',,'ti,'i p,,,i'' ,od snno,bt IN
| n'Vu'''c ~ -" 'iu' ,,.L',, g.
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knmor' oI Kidnapping
Rumors sprouted that the New
York authorities were trying to kid
nap Thaw that an automobile was
1. IL
line. that an open clash. perhaps in
street battle, WAS iminent. As a mat
ter Of fact, the officers from New
York were as much surprised as any
one. They had protested against
postponing the proceedings until
Wednesday, but their protests failing,
had decided to bide their time, hop
Ing that when Thaw would he rclcas-
ed as "a fugitive and promptly snap
ped up by the immigration auih1ri-
ties as an undesirable.
ThaW's LAWYERS said tonight they
were well satisfied with the events Of
the dav They feel now that Thaw's
fate. SO far as the Canadian authori-
ties may influence it, is practically
settled. The departure for Ottawa
early this morning Of w. l.. Shurtlen
was the first step IN plan 10 pro-
cure ThaW's removal from Canada
without prolonged legal proceedings.
An Of the lawyers profess to be.
lieve that the minister Of the interior
will acccc 30 the request that Thaw
be permitted to nominate hi sdesti.
nation" in return for submitting
without further protest to doporta-
ton.
Those who are advising Thaw
among them some of the ablpst com
merciaI luwvcrs In Canada. said To.
night that they were confident the
government viii welcome such a So
luton of the problem. No one con-
tends that Thaw has violated n single
law of the Dominion. unless it be
that no alien may enter Canada with
ont spccial permit within five wears
"a fter he has been an inmate Of an
insane asylum.
Came By Horse.
In the event that an alien has en-
tered. the law it II understood. pro-
yides that he shall be transported tn