Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-09-04

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and Caminetti were going out with two
girls under assumed names. 1 told
Caminetti that knew all about it,
when he came to my home.
81 also told Caminetti that he was
the cause of my husband going out so
much and leaving me alone. Often
when Maury was at home Caminetti
would ring up and then they would go
out together. A girl whom afterward
leaned was Miss Warrington, also kept
calling him up at my home.
Raps Girls Hard.
I" A girl high in society who would
run around with married man is not
fit for my husband to run around with.
"These two girls are nothing but
home wreckers. told Caminetti that
if l ever caught Maury with Miss War
rington l would shoot her down like a
dog. Caminetti begged me not to do it,
~ told Caminetti that 1 had treated
Miss Warrington like lady; that she
had been invited to my house and even
had cuddled my baby on her lap.
"I was determined that she should
suffer as much as l had suffered.
knew Miss Warrington would keep CO.
ing with my husband as long as he had
money or could make it,"
Admits Falsehoods.
Yesterday afternoon Lola Norris was
recalled in the new role of a witness
for the defense.
She admitted on the train having
told District Attorney Atkinson-not
under oath-that she and Marsha War.
rington had occupied the same berth
on the way to Reno; that she had left
Sacramento con account of the no
toriety," in the belief that her absence
would make it easier for her parents
that at Reno she and Marsha War
rington had shared one bedroom anC
the two men the other. This, she tes
titled, was not true.
Told to Shield Boys"
"Why did you tell Mr.. Atkinson thai
you and Miss Warrington had occupied
a berth togetheri" asked Theodor,
Roche.
"Miss Warrington and l had agree,
to tell that to shield the boys"
"Had you ever talked to CRminett
and Diggs before this as to what yo,
should sayl"
Eyes, Mr., Digs told US to be sur
to say that we girls stayed together
and | told Mr.. Caminetti I would sta,
by him. wanted to protect my goo,
name.
"Well, Miss Norris, don't you wan
to protect your good name now9"
"If tell the truth don't see hov
I can"
Mrs. Caminetti testified to her hui
band nervousness, sleeplessness an
lack of appetite during the week h
left her and Of her threats TO carr
their domestic infelicities to the juv,
nile court.
ri told him had been to see Judg
Hughes" she swore, "and he reptile
my God, girl, haven't 1 worrie
enoughP
. wife Tells Of Escapades.
''He wouldn't 7 tell me the cause Q
, his nervousness. When / was in th
hospital several weeks before, he wa
very attentive TO me, came TO see nj
! every night and sometimes several tim,
a day. Before that, Of course, we ha
spats, the same as everyone else.
! Rad been told that he was going aroun
! with these girls. told him that Mr.
! Diggs and / had had several eonye
! sations about il and had been advise
! to bring suit against Mr.. warringtC
] Iif Miss Warrington didn't stop goir
I around with our husbands. She WI
! boasting Of il, we were told, and bot
J the girls said they didn't care II Il
7 men were married. They shou
! worry, was what they said"
! The man who earns a good living b
7 nothing to complain of-unless sol