Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-10-07
PRAISE OF old
FRIENDS MOVES
MCARN TOTEARS
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lint. 2. How long have you
held your present office?
Int. 3. State what business
you were engaged in prior to your
election to your present office, and
with what concern you were en-
gagged
lint. 4. Are you acquainted with
Jeff McCarn. United States dis
trict attorney for Hawaii?
Int. 5. How long have you
known him?
tint. 6. State fully any fact or
facts that will enable the court
and jury to understand your OPP
portunity or lack Of opportunity
of observing and becoming &C
quainted with mr.. McCarn, his
character and reputation, In the
community in which you have
known him.
''lnt. Z. Do you know his general
reputation -. -. p.
4 Int. 8. Is that reputation good
or bad?
"Int. 9. Do you know his reputa-
ton for peace and 'quietude?
lint. 10. Is that reputation good
. or bad? =; =. $685.. ..
"Int H. Do you know his repu-
tation as a 1aw-abiding citizen?
INT. IL. DO yoh know his repu-
or bad? s.a ~:
INT. 10. Lo you know his repu-
tation for truth and veracity?
Court ruling that this be not
read to the jury .:..~.>. -
!. lint. a. Is that reputation
good or bad? (Court ruling that
this be not read to the jury
= lint. 15. From his general re-.
:. putation and his reputation for
truth and veracity, state whether
or not you would give, him full
faith and credit on his oath in
court of justice. (Not allowed
lint. JIG. State whether or not
you wonld give him full faith and
credit in a matter in which he
was vitality Interested. ~. .........s.
Following is list of those persons
from whom. dispositions regarding the
character and reputation of Mr.. Nc.
earn were obtained: .-..-..5.- a. II.
j. M. Dickinson of Nashville, Tenn,
former judge of the superior court of
Tennessee and former secretary of
war; Finnes Garrett, Dresden, Tenn,
attorney and representative from Ten
nessee; George B. WOODEN. Nashville,
Tenn, state comptroller; Gen. Robert
Vaughan, Nashville, Tenn, attorney
and court clerk and former attorney
general of Tennessee; Judge Graham
Edgerton. Washington, d. c.. attorney;
Hon. Reau 3. Folk, Nashville, Tenn,
former clerk of the house of repre-
of Tennessee; Judge Sam
Holding, Columbia, Tenn, attorney;
Judge G. NJ Tillman, Nashville, Tenn,
attorney: Louis M. Hit, Nashville,
Tenn, attorney; Prof. G.. d. Rice, Aus
in, Tex, educator. Mr.. Rice was Mr..
McCarn's roommate during the years
when the latter was studying law at
University. and is frater-
lity brother of the local district at
.orney. He spoke warmly OF Mr.. Nc
earn and Of their friendship during
md after their. college DAYS. Hon.
John w. Hunter, Jr., Nashville, Tenn,
thief clerk to the comptroller Of Ten
lessee: Hon. William F. Hunt. Nash
Vile, Tenn, court clerk; Judge T.. e.
Matthews, Nashville, Tenn, attorney
md circuit court judge for Tennessee;
Hon. Edward F. Jared, San Francisco,
attorney and assistant United States
attorney Of the northern district of
California. Hon. A. M. Tillman,
d. C., attorney; Senator
w. B. Webb, Nashville, teacher and
founder of the Webb School for Boys;
Mrs. E. w. Carrnack, widow of the
senator from Tennessee: w.
VI. Pollard, county judge, Davidson
county, Tennessee; Hon. Lee Douglas,
Nashville, Tenn, United States attor-
hey for the middle district of Tennes-
zee; Judge John Allison, Nashville,
Tenn, attorney and chancellor of the
court of equity of Tennessee; Prof
w. Brister, Memphis, Tenn, presi-
lent Western Tennessee Normal
school; Joseph R Wilson, Baltimore,
Maryland, former city editor Of the
Nashville Banner; Charles Lawrence,
Tenn, now living in Wash
ngton, d. c., attorney; Judge Edwin
Davis, Tennessee, attorney and Judge
If the seventh judicial division of the
state; Paul C. Ragsdale, Brownwood,
Texas, former school superintendent;
senator James B. Frazier, Chattanoo-
"a, Tenn, twice governor Of Tonnes
zee and twice a member of the United
States senate; Senator Newell Sand
ers, Chattanooga, manufacturer, and
now a member Of the National Repub-
ican Committee; Hon. James w.
Folk, Washington, d. c., chief coun-
sci for the Interstate Commerce
Judge Mat NJ. Neil,
Trenton, Tenn, attorney and chief
Justice Of the supreme court of Ten
nessee; DR.. /. Landrith, Nashville,
president of the Ward Belmont Col
ege; Senator Luke Lea, Nashville,
and United States senator
rom Tennessee; Maj. E. v. Stahlman,
Nashville, owner and publisher of the
Nashville Banner; Hon. Allan G. Hall,
teacher; Hon. John w.
Preston, San Francisco, United States
attorney for the northern district of
California; Judge s. F.. Wilson. Wash
ngton, D.. c., Judge of the court Of
civic appeals, Nashville, and former