The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-11-21
OAKMAN AWAY,
BUT new JURY
LIST IS DRAWN
Shepherd Worried. But Judges
Hold Presence of Sheriff is
Not Essential
VENUE CHANGE UNLIKELY
FOR THE GRAFT CASES
Prosecutor Believes the Gilman
Panel Will be Completed
From Latest List

When Prosecuting Attorney Shep-
nerd discovered. Thursday, that Shei'
IN oakman nad gone to Marquette
with party OF prisoners, he Was
greatly disturbed, for Judge Pneiah
mad ordered that 90 names be drawn
for jury service In the Gilman case,
al 10 o'clock. and someone had RAISED
the question OF the necessity OF the
sheriffs presence TO make the draw
ihg legal.
Mr.. Shepherd got out the statute OF
1898 and read IL carefully
1t amt English" he hnally an
nounoed to the jury commission IT'S
crazy"
For the statute says that the sherin
shall be present when names are
placed in the box. are drawn from the
box TO be destroyed
III that are were or there'd be
some sense TO the statute" comment
ed MIR. Shepherd.
Chief Deputy Sheriff Smith was ON
hand. but the prosecutor could find no
statute which says that he Is just as
good as the sheriff in a case OF this
sort. The matter was finally referred
TO Judges Connolly and Phelan. II
vas decided to have Under Sherin
Wobrock present. with Chief Deputy
Smith as good measure, and the draw
ing proceeded.
Attorneys Mcnamara and Scallen,
for Aid. Gilman, have not decided
whether to attack the new jury array.
1T will depend largely on the man.
ner Of the drawing. and ON the journal
record" said Mr. Scallen
Prosecutor Shepherd says he has
little doubt that Jury will be secured
from the 200 whose names have been
drawn. and from which Thursdays
batch Of 90 was selected.
II don't believe IL will he necessary
TO ask for change OF venue he said.
There Is only one seat to be filled"
The prosecutor does not think that
there will be enough peremptory chat
lenges TO cause the preparation OF an.
other list.
The 90 talesmen drawn, Thursday,
and who are ordered TO report in
court, Saturday, follow:
Louis A. Root. No. Is Philadelphia
ave. west: s. Weiruch. No. TAB Or
son-ave. east; Walter j. Scully, No. n
Pallister-ave.; Joseph Nastler. No.
1911 East Grand-blvd; Thomas G..
May. No. 40 Taylor-ave A. F. Wolf
schlager, No. no Second-ave; John
Darcy, No $50 Clinton-st.. Henry Neu,
No. s27 Michigan-ave.; Charles Kuehi.
No 422 Chene-st: Edmund L. Pick
ell, No. 30s7 West Grand-bivd.: j. e.
Wellmer. No. S29 Michigan-ave.;
James r. Sickelsteel. No. BOIL East
Grand-blyd.; Frederick Holmes, No.
2S9 Grandy-ave.; James Il. Thorburn,
No. Sl3 Second-ave.: James Fisher,
No. 500 Riopelle-st.; Howard Marshall,
No. ~ Van Dyke-pl; William r..
Lockman. No 100 Linccln-ave. Will
liam Brushaber. No. 35 Philadelphia
ave. west: Christian A. Heberkorn,
No. 80 Ferry-ave. east: Alvan F. Lar
abee. No. lac Canton-ave.; Jacob s.
Dendel. No SIS Maybury Grand-ave:
Otto w. Fisher. No. 4s4 Garfield-ave.;
Robert F. Hill. No. 331 Fourteenth.
ave; Henry Plass. No. SO Adelaide
ST.: Thomas O'Donnell. No. 1873 Wood
bridge-st. east; John NJ. Flannery,
No 1872 Theodore-st: August Liss. No.
299 Garfeld-ave.: Charles w. Smith.
No 1889 Scotten-ave.: Frank T. Gan
ney. No. 235 Fourteenth-ave.: Fred
erick Goerke, No. 430 Chene-st.; Frank
Weisgerber, No. 107 Pallister-ave. !;
Thomas Lavier. No. 40 Sproatst.: J.
C. Scofeld, No. 354 Fourteenth-ave.;
Joseph Adams, No. ATT Third-ave.;
Gervin j. Garland. No. 794 Baldwin
ave: Frank A. Floyd, No. 100 Edi-
son-ave. George Morris, No. 9Sl Vine
wood-ave.; Frank x Muir. No. 113
Mitchell-ave.: Charles II. Clifford, No.
3017 West Grand-blvd.; Emil Dittmer.
No. 759 Livernois-ave.; Louis Ii. F'o-
ley, No. 367 John R--st.; Albert &.
Baisch, No. GA Eighteenth-st.; John
Kropidlowski, No. 241 Twenty-eightn-
st. Frederick G. Carey, No. 343 Bel
videre-ave.: Walter Dendel, No, 55
Maybury Grand-ave.: Alexander Do
May. No. 236 Fourteenth-ave.; George
W. Clark. No. 56 Adams-ave. east:
Henry Alexander, No. 900 Eighteenth
ST.: Walter |. owen, No. 10 Pallister.
ave