The San Francisco call., 1913-08-14

with Mr.. Diggs when Mrs. Diggs was
not there?
Al don't remember; was never
there another time.
Q.-Is it not a fact that about the
twelfth of January, when Mrs. Dlggs
was in Woodland, that the four of you
We're in Diggs' fat and that you said:
This is no place for u.s. and ran into
a bedroom and locked the door?
DOESN'T REMEMBER
Al don't remember that
Q.-Isnt ft fact that the departure
for Reno was first suggested by Cam
inetti?
Ar don't remember Mr.. Caminetti
suggesting it or speaking of Ii first.
Q.@Several days before you left. did
Mr.. Diggs say something about being
afraid his father was coming UP from
Berkeley TO cause Caminettis arrest?
,A.-Mr. Diggs told Mr.. Caminetti his
father was coming up from Berkeley to
have him arrested and If such was the
case, Caminetti said he was going to
get out of town.
Q.-Now, in the week previous to
your departure to Reno do you re-
member an automobile trip in Diggs'
machine on the Stockton road. when
Diggs said he was afraid that some
one was following him?
A.-Yes, he said his father was after
him, and that he wanted to leave town.
Q.-Did Mr.. Canlinetti say at that
time that he did not want to be under
stood as -persuading or attempting to
take a ANYBODY gt. is,.is away from Sacramento
Al do not remember. any such
statement
Q.--Was that the first time Diggs
mentioned going away?
THINKS 1T WAS FIRST TIME
Al think that was the first time,
but | am not sure
Q.-Were you infatuated with Mr..
Dlggs at that timer
Ayes.
Q;--Did Mr. Diggs say then that you
ought not to go with him?
A.-No; he said that L should go with
him.
Q.-At that time was anything said
men going another when you left town
Al do think Mr.. Canninetti suggest
ed that, but Mr.. Diggs followed it up
with the statement that We all ought
to go together.
Q.-Isn't it a fact that you first in
tended to go to Los Angeles?
A.-One of the beaches near Los An
geles was mentioned.
Q-When the earlier train came why
didn't you get on it?
Al do not know why.
Q.-Wasn't it because Caminetti had
not returned with the money and you
all intended going together?
Al guess SO; l don't know.
Q.-Were you frightened and afraid
you might be arrested?
Ayes, certainly.
Q-And exposed TO public shame?
A.-Yes, sir.
Q.-What were you afraid to have
A--The fact that we had been going
with Mr.. Diggs and MIR. Caminetti.
Q.-And that the relations you have
described existed?
Ayes.
As TO THE NEWSPAPERS
Odd you call the attention of Mr..
Diggs to the fact that your rela-
n %
newspapers?
A.-No. A friend told me confiden-
tally that the facts were known and
that we might get ourselves in trou-
BILE If we persisted in going with mar
ried men,
Q-Who told you that?..
A.-The friend who told me was a
newspaper man, Alfred Putnam, of the
Bee. He telephoned.
Q.-Wasn't that all that was said re-
garding the threatened publication?
A.-No. Mr.. Diggs told me that he
Did you tell Diggs you were
frightened?
Al said it worried me.
away il you go?'
Al did not
Q.-Did .Diggs say how it would af-
Did he say he couldn't get a
divorce from her, he didn't have the
grOundSg
Al don't remember any such state
ment
Odd your father express hostility
to Mr.. Diggs because of his rela-
tions with you?
FATHER DIDN'T KNOW DIGGs
.A.-My father did not know Mr..
Diggs, at all.
Did he accuse you of going with
a married man?
A-No.
Q.-Didn't he. say that il he caught
you and Mr. .Diggs together he would
shoot both Of you and didn't you tell
A..No, he did not, and I did not
say 1t.
Did Mr.. Diggs tell You that he
was talking with Monte Austin in
O'Brien's saloon, and that Austin said
Diggs had better ts look out, that your
A.--Mr. Diggs said somebody told
him. something, but 1t wasn't any
thing about my father doing any shoot
o-Did you ask what could be done
If you stayed in Sacramento and were
found out?
A.-Yes.
O.LNow, about this man johnson.
whom you met In the parlor of the
Riverside hotel in Reno, while you
We're waiting for Mr.. Diggs and Mr..
Caminetti, who introduced you to him
came UP and began talking about
Reno.
Q.-Did you and Miss Norris know
that the two men had registered the
party as man and wife under fictitious
names2
A.Yes.
Q.-Did YOU think you were- doing