The San Francisco call., 1913-08-13
MARSHA WARRINGTON BEGINS !: HER STORY
Both Girls VIII Take Stand Today for the Prosecution

A.-He said he was going to leave
town. too.
Q.-what did Caminetti say when
Diggs told the story a5out his father
coming to Sacramento. ana the rest O
Ale said it was true about his
father coming UP. and that they WouId
have to leave town and we would nave
oaBefore leaving the restaurant did
you agree to go with Diggs?
o.-Now. about the newspaper-what
paper did he say was going to pup
| lish a story about you, the Sacramento
Bee?
! and were holding 1t back.
| Q--When you asked him when they
would print 1t, what did he say?
| Old he tell you he had held that
publication back. and how?
A-Yes, / think through lawyer
o.-Did you believe that statement
| DID Miss Norris believe 1T?
| A-Yes.
STORY WORRIED HER
| Q.-Did they frighten you?
Did dao they my's sau, say anything about
mentioning your going away to your
AMThey told us not to tell our
1 parents.
o--When did you next meet Mr..
Diggs?
A-On the day following
| Q-How was the meeting arranged?
| A-By telephone from Mr.. Diggs to
me. He also telephoned Miss Norris.
1 went to Miss Norris home at $780,
Q.-How soon after $3.50 did you see
Diggs?
Ave got on streetcar and Mr..
| Diggs happened to be on the same car.
/ Odd he bow to you and tip his
hat AnSo' to your
Q.--How do you know he recognized
| you?
! through the car and smiled at me.
Q.-Was the car crowded?
A.-There were many people on It.
| Q.-Where had the meeting been ar
AT Twenty-ninth and ] streets.
SAID THEY WOULDN'T GO
Q.-What did you say to him when
you met him?
Ave said we wouldn't go.
Q.-How long did you talk there?
About two hours.
Q-Is there a park close by that
| meeting placer
Q.-Now go on and relate the con-
| versation.
Ave said time and again we
wouldn't, go and couldn't go; He re-
| and said before the afternoon was over
there would be warrants out for US. He
| said a scandal about US would be In
the newspapers Monday and said we
would be prosecuted to the fullest ex-
| tent of the law
Q.-Tell anything you said about
| your parents.
Al said I wouldn't go on account
| of father, 1t would kill him If went.
| Miss Norris said it would kill her
| he told before and said we might as
| we'll go as stay. 1t would all come out
| anyway.
DID you and Miss Norris cry7
A.-Not then.
ALMOST CRIED
Q.-Had you on the previous after
/ noon?
| A.-Almost
/ Q.-Was Caminetti with Diggs then7
Q.-was any agreement made then
as to where you would go?
A.-No.
! On the conversation in the park
did Diggs say Caminetti was going
to leave town, too?
o-What time did you meet Diszs
| taurant that evening?
ABOUT $50 o'clock.
Q.-Did Diggs say anything about
Ale said he would get divorce
| from his wife and marry me.
DID he say anything about any
| dCtlOH Ills VILE Iulk 1T ldh6
A.-Regarding a divorce do you
| mean? He didn't say she would get q
4 divorce.
Q-Did Diggs say what caminetti
A.@He said Mr. caminetti was going
| to get a divorce from his wife and
| marry Miss Norris.
Q.-By the way. what did Diggs say
to you in the afternoon, just before
Ale said not to say anything to
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unless I wanted to.
Q.-Were your folks at home?
A.-Yes.
PUT FEW CLOTHES IN GRIP
Q.-What did you do there?
Al got a few things and put them
in grip. ] went out and gave 1t to
Miss Norris. She waited for me on the
corner.
Q-Where did you go then?
Ave went to the home of Miss
Norris.
| Q.-were her folks there7
A.-Yes
Q.-How long did you stay therey
About half an hour.
Q.-Then where did you go?
A.-To the Saddle Rock restaurant.
Q.-Whom did you meet there, and
| where?
Ave met Mr. Diggs and Mr. cami-
netti in box on the main floor.
one of the party left?
A.-Mr. Caminetti left in about half
an hour to get some money.
4 Q.-What did you talk about?
| A.-Where we were giong
| Q.-Who did the talking?
A1Mr Digs He said we might go
He finally decided Reno
Q.-Was anything said about what
would happen II you didn't go?
couldn't back out now
Q.-Did you protestg
Ave said we would stay there and
take our chances. and he repeated It
was too late to back out then.
| Q.-What was said about the tickets?
A--Ffrst we talked of buying them