Weekly journal-miner., 1916-07-26

| afternoon.
 Attorney R. E. Morrison will make the last argument for the defense this morning, and County Attorney P. W. O'Sullivan will close for the prose cution. The case will then go to the jury.
 During yesterdays examinations oi witnesses moro interesting facts were brought to light regarding the con- duct of the "spotters" employed by Sheriff Joe Young to get evidence. One witness testified yesterday morn ing of gambling game which w. w. Terry had conducted at his room on | Montezuma street. In the course oi the game, said the witness, Terry had given him liquor and won SS0 besides S bet in which the witness watch was given in payment. This game, accoyding to the witness, occurred after Terry had entered the employ of Sheriff Young.
 w. w. Terry admitted, when re- placed on the stand, that he had given two clerks in, local store drinks in his room in Birch Bros. Terry, how ever, denied that Ray Thinker, Marion Rodgers, or Charles Van Tyne pur- chased whiskey from him The prose cution attempted to impeach the tes- timony of almost every witness for the defense.
 One case of the effort of the prose cution to clear w. w. Terry's record was brought out in the testimony of witnesses regarding the date when Marion Rodgers alleged he bought whiskey from Terry. Ed. Terry was called to the stand and testified that the auto ride with Ernest Marlowe, at which time the whiskey was sup posedly secured from w. w. Terry, took place April ?, a day after w. w. Terry had left for Globe.
 To substantiatc the latter testi- mony, the prosecution had D. H. Moore, formerly employed by the sheriff as "spotter," testify as to the date he and w. w. Terry went to Globe. In cross-cxamination, Attor- ney Morrison asked the witness where he had gotten the beautifully discol- ored left eye Moore's reply was, "ln the alley" The witness then told of how he allowed Jim Ehle to paste him one on the eye during an alter cation, Saturday afternoon.
 Moore testified that he was employ ed by a temperance league, and Gila, Maricopa and Yavapai counties this year. He also testified that he drank part of the whiskcy which he alleged to have purchased while temperance worker
 Introduction Of telegrams by the prosecution tending to show that W.. w. Terry might have been in Globe between April % and May F were over-ruled by Judge Smith as incom- potent. Likewise, bottles gathered up at Birch Bros were not allowed as evidence for the defense.
 Mrs. Ralph H. Bryant, who accom- panied her husband into Birch Bros. by the rear door on the night of the purchase of alleged intoxicating gin ger ale, was placed on the stand By the prosecution and denied Larry Duff's statement that her husband had brown bottle" in the booth with him. Her testimony, otherwise, was immateriaL
 Other witnesses of the day included Sheriff Young but the evidence he gave was immaterial as the objections to the introduction of the two tcle- grams about Terry, received by him, were sustained.
 From all indications the case will not get to the jury much before noon today Judge Smith ordered court to convene at S:30 this morning in order to get the case completed as soon as possible.
 The present outlook Of the case would indicate that it will take the jury some time to reach decision, ii one is reached at all From the stand point of the evidence of the witnesses, neither the defense or prosecution would have the others witnesses be- | I;o,-od