New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-02
MADAME. SIGNING FOR A BLUE BOOK "a
GRAPH ALSO TELLS EVERYTHING.

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v,n,vE SIGNING FOR A BLUE BOOK PA
GRAPH. ALSO TELLS EVERYTHING.
"Tbcn again there is possiohitJ NAV !
s.o.t through her club associations mas pecs
80. personal friend Of women VINO are y
-. or friends Of the defendant IN the case.
,..od ,ba. such connections exist, u you'd
H@.rl, matter for Mr. Scott TO serve On
pref Jury and vote for conviction III o'oa
lo,arroine the Scott connections we nave
do,octive call on Mrs. Scott. Inc sleutn, =
-. N he a beautiful young girl called
,'- ,faccuIIcv. represents herself as writer
.n,no Rook' publishing house, and mas oom<
-, como data about the Scott family is
60. ,,;Il;n, 70 give information about her isa
history? She certainly is, ana "'Ss
rurns her for all she is worth Inc iS'A,'
ioct Holmes makes mental notes anu
.onnsctinu link, here and there, oe'"eeH
60. .,d the relatives Of the defenoSn''
- ,'r.s.horroorc. Miss MscCulley wants 70
-, e., 40 that he may add whatever Dion
49,, no ba- to the family corner u 'us
~, Hence. in the evening, when the nssa
49, f.r,ilv Is at home, the astute detee'Ne
ao.in and the charming young s,fi "ns -
go, 49, ir,rortant Mr. Scott everything reiA''ls
-, - Ill, and business associates. Inc ress'
.ho+ the report of the girl sIeo'"
AR SCOTS serving on the jury
cue had still another plan "h'en 49,
-.1rsbIe in giving US the inforrh""0"
- reference TO prospective jurors
D,,blic Improvement plan. movement "'@ Ii
e.artod 20 build number OIL large
Itch should be located dndergr0un" va
ti,hor elevations in tho city, and IN case S"S@
oar.bouake happened TO destroy the resu'~'
r,o;ns the fremen could draw on the "A'e' " y
reservoirs for their supply
or order TO nut through such measure "
necessary to have the support OF tne Peop.''
agents called on the citizens to SOLICIT 'hsh =
-. While we were investigating the v
srectiye Jurors sent out operatives 70 s.e =.
-, a,d while questioning them as 10 Tue y
-o.od nlan there was ample opportunity " ~
for, tho talesmen what sort OF ieeiins'
.,..or,.incd for Ruef and his fellow crooAs'
80 onc Of my men called on ee''a'" 81
Kim % ascertain his opinions eoH'''us
80 huiIding reservoirs. During tne :"
f..;or The slouth shows Mr.. Kuhn numoe'
.t.o,o,,ranbs Of houses belonging to parties =
inJorse the plan. photo may sno" Oui'1-
,,L;oh ia tho property Of one of Ruefs heneh1s
anI naturally the talk will drift TO Kuei ana
coming trial. A.. 4
.,.,i,o uonrv Jackson. Mr.. Kuhn may say 70 y
Jackson something like the following:
known Of Ruef good many years ana ne ass
WAYS been a great friend of mine IL Is reany
bad that he got into this mess. He'll II ever
T.
on his Jury | certainly wouldn't vote Tor COM
tion That's certain NJ man has made 81
take once in his life there is no reason Why ~
should get down on him Ike they have on ~
Ruef, And there arc many other things ~
come up fer discussion, and Nj. jackson n's
Just where Mr. Kuhn stands in the case.
"The time comes when Mr.. Kuhn is Gales
the stand to be sworn in as juror. The e1''
iraton of the talesman by the prosecuting
tcrney may be of the following order:
Q. "Do you know the defendant in this Gag
A. "'No, SIR
O. "'You are sure you have never met hin
had any business dealings with himT
A. "Quite sure
Q. "'Youlkayc not discussed this cas-. "
any person.
A. "'Nct that remember
Q. "'Did any person call on you and talk 81
the water reservoir plan for this ctyF
A. "Tets see. ] believe that some one
call on me in reference to that
q. "'When you talked with this man, cid
Puef case come up for discussion?
A. "'Well no, as far as can recall, d@
think it did
Q. "Did not a certain Mr.. Jackson VIZ
calling on you in reference to the building Of
reservoir show you some photographs Of hos<
belonging to friends Of Ruef?
MEMORY REvIvES AND Mr.. KUHN is Guh'
OF A BLUSH.
"Mr. Kuhn's face turns suddenly enn@
color and his voice becomes faltering.
HE replies: Yes, I think he did,
a . L.. hos u1zL