Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-06-19
State Tries y Establish
Whereabouts Of Anderson
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as being the same jacket, and in the
same condition as when found i'm the
shed. Hanson said that Callahan
either gave 1t to DR.. Sawyer or frank
Thompson, but that afterwards he
gave it TO Assistant States Attorney
Madden. Hanson said Attorney Mad.
den told him not to let the papers
be moved til the doors were locked.
Guarded the Papers.
Hanson guarded the papers,. and
they We're not moved. He sale the
jacket picked out Of the pile Of pa.
high power rifles. Hanson identified
the pile of papers In court as the same
as on top of the refrigerator in the
shed, and he pOiAted out the hole In
the front of the pile, and also the torn
fragment. He also said that Deputy
Sheriff Vail locked che door from
the shed into the kitchen, while the
other deputy, Joe Olson, locked the
outside door.
Attorney Madden Recalled.
Assistant States Attorney Madden
was then recalled, and he said he went
into the shed after the jacket had
been found. He told Hanson to take
care of 1t, and Hanson put it in a case
and kept ut till the coronar's inquest
was held. Madden also identified Tie
jacket and the pile of papers that had
been on top Of the refrigerator.
Bullet Displayed in Court.
Madden said he was at the, shed the
next afternoon with Coroner Schul.
stad and Frank Thompson, Thos. Nc.
Cam and George Yackey, members Of
the coroner's jury. He said they took
a general view of the interior of the
shed, and that Frank Thompson found
the lead bullet or the floor of the
shed under the refrigerator. The hui.
let was offered in court. 1t was out
of shape, and Thompson identified 1t
as being In the sane condition as
when he found it. Madden said the
bullet and the jacket were given to
Clerk of Court Hanson and he kept
them in a case till after the testi.
mOny was taken at the cOrOner's in
quest. The shed was locked again
after the coroner and his jury left,
and the walls of the shed were not
examined till two weeks later.
Anderson Deeply Interested.
While his attorney, Mr.. Bangs, was
examining the bullet and the jacket
Anderson leaned over his shoulder
and looked at the bullet and jacket
with intense interest. ,...
Deputy Sheriff Joe Olson was re-
called and testified to being in the
shed after the bullet and jacket were
found, and that he locked the out,
side door, as had been ordered by
Assistant States Attorney Madden.
He did not see the Jacket the day 1t
was found, but he was there and saw
the bullet when Frank Thompson
found It.. He identified it in court.
Showed Position Of Papers.
He was given the pile Of papers
that had been brought from Funk's
shed, and using the corner Of the re.
porters' desk, he indicated to the jury
the position Of the pile. Of papers as
they lay on the refrigerator. He also
pointed out the hole in the front OF
the pile and the torn fragment In the
top paper. Olson said Clerk of Court
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were taken from the top of the refrig-
orator and fastened together with
pieces of board to be saved for ev:-
dence. AS they were presented in
court Olson said the papers were in
the same position as when he first
saw them, except that possibly they
were more compressed. Olson ex-
planned the photo that had been taken
OF the papers and the refrigerator.
Was Absent on Fatal Day.
States Attorney Maennel took the
stand, but he said that he was at
Sioux City, Iowa, at the time Banker
Funk was killed, but that he started
FOR home as soon as he heard of his
death, and reached Washburn on
Thursday of that same week. He was
not present when the bullet was
found, but he was there when the pile
of papers were given to Deputy Sher-
III Olson to keep for evidence. He
explained to the jury the position OF
the papers on top of the ice box and
also pointed out the bullet hole and
the torn fragment.
Identified the Bullet.
Frank J.. Thompson, a member of
the coroner's jury and who found the
bullet on the floor under the refriger-
ator, then testified. He used the re-
porter's. desk to show the jury lust
where he picked up the bullet. He
said 1t was lying in line with the front
OF the ice box. He identified the bull
let in court and said it had the same
shape when he found it. He said
others present at the time examined,
and that n of the officers took it.
Attorney Madden Examined Walls,
Assistant States Attorney Madden
then testified as to examining the
walls. He said he found an indenta-
ton about a half-inch long and a
quarter of an inch deep. The Jury
was then shown pictures Of the refrig-
orator and the pile of papers on top.
Clerk Of Court Hanson was again
recalled and eaid thot IN Tho ovon;nr