Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-09-11
DEPCRIED BY CANADIANS
NOTED PRISONER UNCEREMONl'
OUSLN THRUST ACROSS
THE BORDER.
Arrested IN C0LEBRO0A
After An Exciting Auto Ride Among
the Hills with Ncwspapcrmcn
lie Was Caught by Officers


CorrRPOOK Sent 1O.-Harry X.
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''' w. i'7'''' ,'.i.,,. ,,orricodnd
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IN hotel room mere "l''l WV 'i '''0
most exciting days in his career.
Thrust unexpectedly over the cana
dian border early today despite IHe
writ of haheas corpus demanding ms
production before the kings penCh
I'm Montreal next Monday he was i"r
three hours a llce man anu "uI i"a
that time drove madly in an auto
mobile for fifty futile miles through
the hills of Vermont ana New lamp
shire. Near noon he ran INTO the
arms Of New Hampshire sherift ana
was brought to Colebrook, where ne
retained counsel to resist eNtradluoh'
William Traycrs jerome, rushing
here on a special train, VIII assume
charge Of the case for New YORK
state tomorrow, seeking To nave
Thaw as a ward of the state returned
t. Mattewan. Meantime Thaw is de
tained,' charged with no crime, held
on no warrant Fearing Kidnapping
Mt the hands Of officers from New
York he asked for a special guard
and Chief Of Police Kelly sWore IN
twelve deputies. They were patrol
ling the streets about Thaws hotel
tonight.
Have Hearing Today.
Al Q.2O o'clock tomorrow morning
Judge r. n. Chamberlain OF the su-
perior court will hear the apphca-
tons Of Thaws lawyers for a writ
of habeas corpus. Application Tor
the writ was first made tfJ' alter
noon, but the judge being occupied
with another case said he could not
then consider 1t.
( The fugitive has telegraphed law
ycrs far and near and proposes TO
fight the return to Mattewan to the
bitter end. He is afraid OF Jerome,
however, and when he heard that his
former prosecutor was coming, asked
for the special guards, l.. D. Nq haus
of New York city, who 1t is said viii
conduct the battle against eXtradiuon
arrived tonight from Babyans N. H.
r. r. +. Mclnnes of ottawa, one or
} the trainers of the Canadian llnmlgra-
! tion laws, under which Thaw was so
! unceremoniously deported, also Is
here. He had arrived at Coaticook,
! quebec, today to consult with Thaw,
only to learn his client had gone. lie
| denounced the deportation as con
tempt of court and said that proceed
I ings had been instituted to punlsh
those who participated in Thaw's re-
moval
Thaw's Statement.
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.'',5l.'' ~, can, i, disc,,ss but we believe
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no" nav ON Sits',,,it bdr,'a 70
but onIy on NY u'ii''''' ""' ''''
,1Tbere is no honest legal charge
against me and we trust New Hamp-
shire won't accept any supterluse
from a few officials of a larger state.
I'VE hope citizens of New Hamp-
shire. who won't be bluffed will write
the governor"
Thaw's removal across the border
was dramatic. Three men appeared
before o'clock Thaw was asleep.
They woke him, commanded him TO
dress. and after struggle in which
he tried to brain one of them with
glass tumbler took him to the border.
Thaw screamed as they brought him
down the stairway: Don't let them
kidnap me-" he cried. Save me, for
Gods sake"
silent. determined, the officers held
him firmly. and struggle as he might
he had to go. A few minutes after
o'clock ne was on his way to the
border.
Instead of a protracted legal battle
I'm the Canadian courts his case, as far
ms Canada was concerned, was over
I'm a twinkling.
Thaw's appeal against the order OF
deportation, returned last week, had
been denied, and writ or no writ
Canada was to be rid of him at once.
\ Strange Trip.
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