El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-11-15
and screamed

out. CThe court instructed the jury
not to regard the latter statement)
Says He ApOIOgized.
We'll, when I got home, she con-
came back to town together He apol-
Ogized greatly He said he was sorry.
He said he was Catholic and ms
mother was. He said he was sorry !
was not Catholic. He said he was
sorry; that he would take me TO a
doctor. I was crying all the way nome
I told him I did not ever want to speak
to him again. / got out at the HoIlen-
| beck, where I was stopping. I moved
there from the Angelus. I had been
there about a week. had room to
myself. Ny hair was full Of cookie
burrs my dress was as dirty as could
be- My lip was purple, my face was
/ bloody. The girls washed my face off.
I slept with the girls, Rose Bailey and
/ Marie Meredith.
Says She Is 16.
II am 16. I viii be II on April II.
was born at Springfield, Ala. was
in Los Angeles II years. I have three
sisters; two older and one younger than
who did this that you described %
asked Mr.. Bridgers-
BIZ Caples."
Did he have your consent7-
Absolutely not
Before beginning the cross examina-
ton, Mr.. Dale stated to the court that
/ the defence wanted a half minute to
confer. Caples and his attorneys went
into Flyers office
Issues Attachment for Witnesses.
The state issued an attachment for
Harry Davis, Rose Bailey End Edith
Campbell, witnesses in the case.
When the defendant and his attor-
neyS returned to the court room. Mr.
Bridgers asked her Y nat resistance shs
made 4 - Did all I could"
she replied.
How. old were you when you left
in ffa1r7 t. 0,T-
Il was two years old
On the way from Springfield to Los
Angeles, the witness said. they stopped
in Fl Paso. Her fathers name, she said.
East 45th street Her mothers name
was Halle GOdsey, she said.
7 was born in 1885," she said
Why do you say thst?"
he had written you people that was
born there He wrote me that you peo-
PIE said il 1 was not IS, would be
all right"
When did you receive that letter.
u don't remember. I know I got the
Questioned as to Age.
How do you know you were born
in 1897? Who told yOu2"
MY parents"
Did your mother ever tell your"
They did not have to tell me"
Are your age and birth given in the
family Bible2f
Il don't remember
Mr.. Dale wanted to question the wit
ness relative TO the examining trial on
the charge Of perjury. Judge Jackson
said that It was permissible The Judge
said he would look at the statute before
finally passing on the question.
The witness declared that she did not
tell Mrs Webster that she was born on
April II, 1897. because she had seen
In he "a ri
She said she had been a member Of
the company two weeks before It
opened here. It was the night before
the alleged offence. the witness said
the company.
Tells Of Stage Experience.
Judge Jackson sustained the objection
to the question as to why the relations
were terminated.
Before coming to FL Paso, she said.
she was working at the Century the
aters on Main street, Los Angeles She
began her engagement at that theater
after she went to San Diego, Calf, with
RAYMOND TeaIs company. One year
and four months ago, she said, she first
went into the show business. She went
to Honolulu with the Teal company.
What is your cast with the amuse-
ment company" asked Mr.. Dale
Extra parts-ingenue"
What is that2"
We'll, I was in the chorus and when
LASy "oulu nave extra parts they
would give them to me I was one of
the cowboy girls in My Wife's Fam
lily
"On the night of the seventh. I was
IN the audience at the Crawford. BIZ
Caples was with me and Mr.. Wilson.
was IN the second row as I remember"
~ nat aid you have in your hand?"
You had a bottle Of whisky IN vour
hand, didn't your"
That was before. biz CapIes had
II and said he was going to throw it
uD on the stage to Bobby FitZsimmous
I took it and said, let me do it, It
was Just on the impulse of the mo-
not break
The usher came down and said:
Please, keep quiet or leave That was
way before the curtain went down.
LETT between the acts. intended to
come back. BIZ Caples left with me.
Wilson came, We went to the Angelus
cafe. We went machine riding. BiIP
Caples, Harry Davis and myself were
IN the car There was just one seat.
We sat in a row. We rode until after
the girls were through work That
Pick Up other Girls.
We got Rose Bailey and Edith
campbell There were five in the ma
chine. 1 think Davis was standing up
l think I was sitting on Rose BaiIey's
Jap. We first went to the HoIlenbeck
] got out and went upstairs. Just Rose
Bailey and I got out Of the machine
and went up to leave our makeup in
the room. We then went to the Flor
ence cafe. The girls got out. BiIF Ca
Pies took me down the county road"
You have told everywhere you
went now?' said Mr.. Dale.
YES"
You went to Juarez that nightr'
That's new to me"
You went to the Tivoli in Juarez
with those girls. Harry Davis and BIZ
CaPles that night
Denies Going TO Juarez.
It Sid not. Not that ni5aHtt~
You were down the county road
with them that night?'
i was not"
You don't remember going to Jua-
reZ that night?''
It did not 60"
You don't remember going to the
Tlvoh that night and going in the wine
room and drinking and dancingg"
Il never did go there that night"
YOu have never been there?"
Yes have been there, but not that
night"
You have been there thought
Yes, Twas there once"
A photograph was introduced.
Picture is Ruled Out.
Mr.. Stanton cOntended the picture
was part of the girls life.
Judge Jackson sustained the cbjec-