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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-02-15
2~apiifasteesta.

N~uttaiasia pppoettiin lauiumaan
mielipioetfd idpfifdgfcesfd. yDopnI
oppi.iidmme 2itfberufien fansia ia
moan fun ban laiiiuu: "2apiifastees
ia, iosta ti,nnustamme, ettd faste on
tarpeelIinen aiittiilteen, ettd lapiet o.
tpat fastettatpat ia ettet Iasten taste
ole tilrba, ipaan tarpeelIinen ia tpai-
fiittaipoinen ~aittt1iteen ia fosfa NEIL
I'd etpGnfeIiumi pitbtaasti ia abferas-
ii opetetaan, on meifIG Sitmalan or.
mosta iiitG iefin bp0tp ettei meiban
observation-disclosures anabapfisteia, fas
Reconnaissance, nousiut, fila fanfa
on SiimaIon %iatalIa ~tparistettii, matt
ten rostpoien itmalatonta ia fapinal-
Iisto lobfoo ~fpastaon. Sa bplidtes.
iGmme mitlit anabaptistien erebtDf.
Jet, b~plfGamme ienfin bei6Gn nait.
teenIG ettG pienten lasten foste on
b%potpton. Sifld ie on toben lotto, et-
I'd aiitiiliben Iiipaiis fimtlim pieniIle
rapIiIIefin mittta Ell Re fuitenfaan fiu
I'm, @ristufien feitrafunnon ulfopito-
Ielle oIetpilFe ioiIIa Ell ole fataa eifG
fafrmnentteiG, fiIId aristuffen TOOL
tofurta on aitoastaam fanat ia faf-
rouremttien tnnsia pboesfd. Siis on
tarpeelIisto fdstaa fupiio, iotta BELLE
fo,pitettaiiiin atititiiben Iitpaiis 2ris-
tifien tSsfpn m,rfaan: tebf6d faiffi
faniat opetlisGopiifii iosio niintsrin
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-02-15
OSASTO
item lpiereI[a2

- Niin on. Titon ipiloren tafn
no. Sc OIL uuoistaIo metidn Iaibas
ia. Dlettefo ebfG tobtori Tammio
Ijota finne on o>otettu?
- Olen.
- Simari wainaian liseincn pstH
wG?
- Niin.
Sittebad cite nticfaan tnnte.
mc.. mana 70 ranna, maan faimat.
tIl,a pst6tpdad. NIipa 5rra ctti
i.tuin clcmaan uiemalla, tcioGn ia
n, T.. rneSia, lin ian tcl:a I'll ).
Nlioriifaiien firfas fotie, bGnen
Decentralization pstdiudlIiipptenid ia
bdnen noprG ia iamolta miebuutta IL
maiielua iuorapnhcl:r1renia iaiua:
Tammion iDS1men s~raaeammin fpfs..-
moan. San ma g, D~oismennDtti
pstdhpadnid ia tdmGn pubeita 8obian
maan berdnneistd, ia ban miisti bel
6dn liittoaan ,ibrata faiffi tpoimmnia
tlton fanian palipcIufieef fen Sitma
IL afnnniafii, jofa fen oil futiuriif
pnnahoestG ibmecIiicen ,palosI. Sai
tito ban lannistuo ia .cipotorlia mc.
.SrtnG pois taisl:iitsia ~ientIhSrn ct.
til %cr'u of futirnitt eSprbGmir luof
l~nin? @ifo III, paimpastoin cnristG
rciataffaammin ~ poittanut bGntd
p%piynG1n us.pias.~.. lupri'f'el.cen
:, u RE aattei(Ic. joiScu tlilfifii Di-
Pm clio ~pstGapdf;'i pijbnIlo innosfnf,
!. !, of antai,tur Il 81 emf ferran
SprbGmdn fuolemon ialfeen tlnii
Eanmio bdneltd %iaoneenia falliin pc
rinnon, jonfa boioosta Sierra bGnet
ferran oil maatiipa TITLE. 81 palma
nut tdmG ipeItpoittaipa tunne bGntd,
Ie noSti ia mapautti. San etii ieli.
tpst6 t6b6n robfaiiepaon mieGenmlin
tofIeen, ajatufiisioon iiunaten nlo-
rrfaiSta, iofa aanetonni istui 9Gnen
p~icrcsidGn, ifddnfuiii diff bdn olut
bdminGdn Gsfoiiesta atpomielifppoes
t1Gn. Oli eboittp Simpiionpliorelle
Eammio Ioi fot1ecn toafiep0in. Siel
Ia o1unitfii 9apitoit iofiTndfIo bditeii
ndbtdmafieem aaipana, roiatonno,
f~irffoineen, Iufemattomien taIoineen
ia laaioine tpiIieIbfiineen.
Sept bdn ien fdiitti. Suurten muis
toien mobti lie oil, iofa hanet oil BE-
rGttGnpt usfoon ia tcitpoon.
IGi6en muistcjen "iptpttdmird
loisti b1nen fpptimiebenid iilmd Min
fanniisti, ni!Scu b%erGttGmdnd puflii
t.1lli min mcimaniiesti SprbGmrt
muistp, niioc,l soaotimana fuisfl'
tuuli jofa Min jitblalIiieno bumiii
Simpiion fuuiisio:
&iiiu fene6t ialoistaii iilld
tGmtG I on ppbG.
Srmostuneena n%jotteli Sommio III
leipaa tebtGipGGnid. 81 fpsfaon en-
men olliit ie bGnestd ndpttGnpt min
mofatpon tperlpoittaipalta ia feboitta-
malta. Gen e6esti oil ban altis ib-
raamaon foiffi - moalliIen onften.
iofin, jog Sierra iitd poatiii..
Matfa fitliii nopeasti. sc oltit
tuntiinit bpipin bupaiielta, ioIIeipdt
fpptimieben tieousteIrt Sprbdmdn
f~uoIemasta min eIdtpGsti Diff pala.
uttaneet titotn idrfptt6tudd tapabti.
maa Iammion mieleen ia tpoatineet
bdnta iiita i,pbumaan.
Gatfetaon)
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-02-15

Sofu pdiud iitteu iortllin baoste.
lemaan crdGn tittaapani fansia ssu-
Nolan tualtafunnon oiioista. Sau
fanoi: "&pIld ie MIritbS oil bppG
mics, fun miibesid ,piifosfa nosti b
los noin foImetubutta ibmist1." Gn
oIannltt mriita FUN mpSntdG, ettd TO
oeIlafin Diff oMut bptpd mics, Jos o.
Iifi fen moinut tebb6.
SamalIa bitomaitin eta tieoan
nina ipield paremmanfin mieben Jon
ia mimi oil Seefisi San nosti pbte-
nd pGitpdnd fofo ibmisfnnnan. Sut.
tanani labti fafueicmdGn ia ianoi
l%dbteisiddn: "Sifnd tapmuficsIa ci
sIritbs nostanilt pbtddn ibmistd."
u. oil erds iaarnaaia ,iofa rafen-
taa itieIleen Min fanottiia 9apernafe-
Iia, iosia ban faartlaa aina milf milf
foo, ionfa idlfecn bdn fen taas mpp
tarioomulle ia tadien meree toiieen
faitpumfiin ia tcfce iamoin. yfii
titpmmoinen topaiis oil nrposfin Gu
%periorisia ioullifuillIa 1915, iolla a.
julia b1nen ianottiin trostaneen noin
folmehibatta ibmistd taimaaeen.
&eo. u. oil Gdrett0mdn bppG Iobiai-
men ia iuureIla ianalparastoHa mo-
rustettll mics. Sincll6 oil mposfin
ibmeteltGipan bbtpG ipertailutapa.
&aamattiia bGn faptti tefstinG1n,
mutta enimmGfiecn ibmist1 mertai-
Ilin %oineena. &unmiin liifunta. iaor-
nan aifana oil pnbeen mufaisto, 10.
ten ban mdfistenfin moitti fruIian
buomion puoleenio. &luilijoita fGiui
iltaiin noin faboer tiibanncn paibeil-
Re ,joista ban iitte pelasti tiion iiapo-
fen flimman.
Saapalliiesti iofa Ito jGlfeen iaar-
nan fun foori lauIoi, Iaulajia oil
noin 2 iataa), bdn tuIi Ieiiomaan par
mcffeen laioollc ia fpipi :"Snfo MT
tGilG iltana iofa bolilaa antaa iticn-
IA SeeIufieIle, tulfuo npt tulfaa, Su-
maIa auttaa teitd, aiilfoo,' ia jofa fit
e mcni "a ionci }etoiu ba,leae, min
ie oil peIostettn. Monet %tunnusti-
mat: "EGb1n ostl olen ollut puoli
fristittp, mutto NH olen tdpii fristit-
ty ia toboon elGd |pubtaasti." Can't
moiiiG pclostuneisa fifteen f~ofoontui,
tilo natti iorffo, ipnfa ioboosta tlttta
manifiu ianoi: ~9plld ie sllritbs o-
Ii bpipd mics" gtep. @lritbs of ns-
fonnoItoon uuoestofastaja. MinulIe
iobtri mieleeni mifii ban ei tastonrt
~uuoestoon. &uinfa bdn moi nostaa
bios taipaaieen folme tiibota lupie-
ito faStcttua2 Wifii npt uuoeSta
fastajot cimGt bpmGfip lopiilIe fas-
tetto?
SppGt pstGip6t. .ontofoo lopiennc
fostaa min ne pG1iee tainooieen, iis-
fofoa npt tGtG mioesta f~ostoioo jos
cite ennen ole &aomottlta u%sfoneet
ettG lapietfin fasteesfa ltiibesto ipn-
tpipGt. Seeius fanoi @ifotecmifielIe:
"@IIei iofainen ipasta iiibesta ipnnp,
ci ban taioa tiilIa Srntalan ipolto-
fantaan." GpdiIemdttd bGn tarfoit-
ii jofaista ibmisti.
@inG oliiin mieluummin bolun-
nut, ettG bGn oIiii fastamit itioesta,
ippstG, ettd nieompi diff %buomannit
ettei ban nosta pISs t-itpaoieen,
woan pain ,uastoin ban painaa bel.
wcttiin. Same q.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-02-15

80 llatta fafoa rufentoisionne toi
ponboa foriotesionne iopiii tieous-
teIIa eniifii bintOio minuIto, fiIld
teen faiffeo rofennilsaIadu fuuIutpoa
ip0td iopubinnoiIId.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. pppSstdisfd.
q. &esfs.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-02-15
.'Katso, nina seison ovessa ia kolkutan."
HERRAN TULI


Sobtaiatar fifth Glian puolestg
s~kntresto Iabiasta, l%auiuen muttamit
rsst6ipdlIiiid ianoia iiitd iinnaufiestt
ionfa ie Sumalan fanan lnpaiister
swritfoan marmaanfin of antaiallt
.taottanut.
{ TpptpwaiienG, ettd fdpntinia DID
xpnis1alaitofiesia oil min onneIiiesti
tddttpnpt, aifoi CHI idttda bptuasti.
bun iobtaiatar affiaruaamatta lan'
{ui;
Neiti @itorio pipbui b~ourailleS.
foon itiein miritamista aiioista. lot
Ia, mifGli olen poinut f6iittGG. oiuat
iesfafin pbtepoesiG bdnen %iiIbaienio
tuifumifen fansia, ia ioista ban M.
Epp oIetpan bptpin pupotlIaan. @ie.
"a mime paiapina on bGn niibin pii'
tonnut, ia Bouraiilen rufoalut, eta
bdn motif antaa onteetii file benfi.
tOIIe, iefa aibeutti onnettomruoen.
Aerran ban mirriflta fpipi, i~obtaiatar
iatfoi, eifo fufaan ole miniille tuoS-
ia onnettomluaoesta Iifemmin ferto.
nut. tieoi,stellen mum obesia, eifo
tobtori Tammio olIit ppptanDt paas-
til bGnen piibeilleen. Sieiin ainoas.
taon ianoa, eta mainitti tobtori, 10.
ia en- iitGpaitii life tatuannut, pari
tertoa on .1pnpt tieouStelemosia nei-
ii @uor;or tilaa. Diff ebfG tGrfed-
ia. eta iiGllG tietdiiimme, misc iai-
ros noilla miittoufiaaon tarfoittaa,
iotta tpoiiim1e maroa ettetfpGt MIC
oiotrlftet iobtiiiii bdnen mieleenid. iii
III BAN on ipield Min beiffo, ettei fes-
III litd Ietpottomliutta, minfd ne aina
tGnesla fpnmpttdtpdt. EiebGttef0 te
e6td ~iotafin tastd aiiasta2
Eli OF fGpnst ibon falpeafii.
9dn tpastaii:
- Sobtori Sommio on miniin Jul
teleni. Maisteri Sprbdmd oil boz
sisp tifeiItn sstdhpdnid. Sc ntetisOdt
yboesiG tuolle objectionable NATHALIE.
&eit1m ~5utamasta ldbtiesiGdn Iaii-
FUN m~iaitannia iparomattomia iano-
ia, ioista neiti 8uorio 10 iilloin loif
taantui. Olen bpspitr paboiIani, jos
bGtt on tarfoittonut minua noilIa as
ter. moinitlemiaann iamoilla sos
f,tfoan, olin nina tiiota iltlbastemme
rtatfoa aira foettanut estdG.
/. 6Gni, iona Gill mama lanai lait-
5Hi, ia fofo bdnen fdptofienid ilmaiii-
tuat, ettG fpfpmps of bGrelle melfein
fietdn1ttom1n arfa. S~obtaiatar buo
mott fen, pppii onteefii eta ban tie
t6ut1tt1Gt1 of m~ierastaan ebfa loit'
fonwlt, Iiidten pstdmdIIiIesti, eta
fairos oil noin pubnnilt b%ouriosia ei-
ia file ebta tartoittamttfaan, mitd bd
,aex boitaiania olipat lui,lleet.
eli Ell ,postannut, iGtti fplmdstt,
tm,tta fobteliaasti bptpdsti ia Iabti.
s&Gn oil fotferalla mielella ia fotpiit
fepoton. Sptud eta pddien pois,
fqnos pois, ban aiatteli.
s2oiua Idbti Italia, iunnnaten frl
Kin5o iuoraon 2Gpenbaminaa fobti.
Gil lanoi oIeiponia udipnpt, jatti
bppGsti feodIIeen ia taoiHeen ia
pant IctpcIle. Wditta unto ban ei ioo
nut. SGn aipaii bpttinid offtnan
beastttddffeen raitista ilmoo. Sauli
tsIi eteIGsta. Nitd ie fertoi9 Piibui
10 iefia fpplIiippoestadm main, ennua
fxn epdiIapiG fatieistn. titomiticpoo
tsttrIiso ipicrodla m~nuladfin2 Sitd'
81 snIotfin tdbtohpnt ianoc, fosfo nj
MIN Surrntpoittoiicsti ~Idiffpisudt lai
man fiipcito ,pastaon? Usiteu iuapot
oil tho ouspo, r~onnaton meri! sifi
suoinut icfdGu eses betfefii ipopoiit
tao tantd noisto rasfdisto aiatutiis
ia, ioiSen orjono ban Min fauoii oil
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-02-15

mpili bdnelIe tiiIehpaiilnls, niinfuin
ennen, Iltpaten faiinelitta, iopuioin-
tna, onnea = faiffea, iofa faa ipod-
men ilosta ibffim6Gn ia antaa ortuoa
eldmalIe. @llistG tlntiii FUN Diff
ban berdnnbt ndfemdstd pitfdG, 5u.
ritllista unto, ber6nnDt tertpebtimd6n
waloiiaa, toiiporifasta pGipGG.
SGiluemmGl6 paIaiiipot fplId II.
icin niro itaapdt miiistot Gllin mie-
leen, mutta ne eitpGt endG e~iiintpneet
Min ipnfasid mliooosia fuin motfan
alusia ia nii6en painostaipa tpoima
beiffeni tpdbitellen. l1iein miusteli
ban Sammioto, niilttd etersin iem-
moiiena fuin ban of noina ibmeen l.
9anina behind, ioina b6n oil talfin.
niut fen riinomaaiIman i~aIoiiunf5ia,
ioita be min niein pb6esId olihpot l.
bailleet, ia bGnen fauniit iiImGniG o.
diipat main idteilIeet iloa ia onneo.
Semmoiiena MIND bGnet mielG
naen, aiatteli chi, ia 1emmoifena fp-
leiler, finn pilpet poistlApat eIGmGm.
me taitpaalta eifd mif1Gn ip1Grinf1-
iitps meitG erGG eroita /.
Sofa l6bemm1s &openbaminaa
.titltiin, iit6 iloiiemmatii @qli fGfpi.
SGn feiirusteli matfustaiain fansia,
oil fiit6llinen bei66 npstGtpppoestGGn
ia iiit6, ettei mifGan b6ntd tGGlla or
iuuttanut. ~&openbnminasia miippi
bdn fafii pdiapGa, fapoen ietGniG ia
fansia muleoisia ia ~taioenGst
belpisid. 9dfemistdGn ibastuneena
ldbetti ban 8erneriIle f~ortteia, lltpa-
ten perilIe padstpdan tarfemmin fer.
too, fuinta paIjon falinista ban of
ndboG.
Miuufamana fainiira pdipGnd iaa
phi CHI. 8ariiiiin. &omreeri Streng
eiitti bdnet Madame SobolieriIle, To-
"a esti bdnes tuasfaast bis,soHa fob;s
f~idifunocIIa ia buomaaipaiiuuoello.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-02-15

Stolea OIL 1e adrllt, Iolloln NSerner
2apuan rartatieaiemalta
Idbti aioinaom Simpiiomulioren pli
iobtohpaa tietd pitfin Olistaroon pain
misi1 bGnen feidafuntonia of. Mpo-
ibdGn oil field %joutunlrt Sitpuobian to-
langoille. &pIrt1 fep1t oil bortpen-
taniit rufiirt oraat, falra ia obra oil
mat tisfin nousfeet maon paGlle, ia
BEND oil pielG oitpan alulln. Can't
miro ei ennen ollut fapnDt nGillG moil
la. Slifo tGnc Suupobian fiitettpd
moonipiljelpstG, tuommoiiiltafo moi.
nioilto foriattiin fen furrluiia ruis ia
riffaat fauraiabot9 Sa miten pfii.
toifpfoiieIta n6ptti tlio ~loppumaton,
faiffialla iamonn6foinen tdianfo pb.
oenfertaiiine oiuinrafenmufiineen, III
femattomine mGettomine teineerl, iilo
milielpfIineen, peltoineen ia piittto-
mine, maettomine bafoineen.
Silfala titniie tpaltaii Sammion
mielen. SGn miisteli Eitrun fait-
nista faaristoa, misiG ban ernner
oil feiGniG spiettdnpt, SaIifon jublal'
Iiiio tuuoria ia rebep6d fastpulliiurt-
ia, ia ialamm n~dpeitoeIla Ienii 9dnen
|aiotuffenia @denpddn tiaitbeaan pun,
tarbaan, iesta Gill iGteilepin iidmin
iuofii bdntd fpastoon.
Drift oil Fan tllIrt tdnne2
Tammio tatioi fpptimiestddn. Ia
ma oil iolaffa. tirmmaiperinen naori
mics. gtfcmaIfa of BAN ~tariouti,nit
wicmddn bdntd yIistaroon, fun fie-
woristo t~eleioonisio oil ipostatti, Ct
i1 foiffi berpoiet oIimnt. fupoisiG, ia
ban m~uitoinfin oil mcnosio iinne.
@ostn MT buomaii Summio, etto
mics of forttipuipusia. San berdii
uncImistonn.
Oil ebbittp 2dpuon firfclle jcbto-
waIIc fiIGdIfe.
Tiiofo on NiiIo 2ustoo Nolm'
bersin fuuIuiia firffo? Sommic fp'
fpi.
sc. eif0 berra ole ennen tddI
IA fdpnpt2
On. OIen fotoiiin Tiirusfa
mutta pGdtin tpiettdd feidd ndiIIi
feii6iin.
aaibin falcon menettes
eyprbamddn. Sebdn on oitDo,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-30
FOOD RIOTERS
ARE ARRESTED
IN CHICAGO

CHICAGO. March S0.--Food RI.
OTIS. which last night resulted in
the wrecking of score of kosher
butcher shops in the Northwest
side Ghetto district and the arrest
Of more than so women. broke out
again today.
Five differenr riot squads were
sent out from here last night "a
quell disturbances. Twenty per
sons were injured in one charge
before the women could be dis
persed.
The women. some mobs number.
ing as high as 200, stormed the
Stops. and. after roughly handling
customers and destroying their
purchases. overturned counters,
dragged quarters of beef into the
gutter and sprinkled kerosene and
gasoline over visible stocks.
Al the station last night 400 per-
sons. mostly We men. gathered and
cheered the scores of women i'm
prisoned. When the police charx-
ed TO dispense them the mob
shrieked "Cossacksl Cossacks,'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-30
Atty. Reanes

Reames. following a brief recess.
Immediately voiced a resentment
OF flattery given him by BELL.
coupled with the insldious attack
ca Allen.
lie intimated that the flattery
as not Lincere nor was Mayor
GIN. when he called me Judge
from the witness stand
Goes After Defense Attorneys
Speaking slowly, deliberately.
earnestly. he said
II wish some attorney for the
defense would write a code as to
what q district attorney ought to
do. II he smiles. the attorney for
the defense says. Smile. you dog.
Don't be deceived, men OF the
Jury. It's all in the game. It's all
rank hypocrisy"
Not After Another Notch
lie denied he had come here to
add another notch In my gun.
lie said he would not believe n
story Of corruption that was not
corroborated by three men who
had not met
lie said he would mail his com.
Il. ission back to Washington" and
resign as prosecutor. II he had
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-30
YOU LOOK like A
BOY Scout SAYS
CYNTHIA; z0WlE!
sy THE EDITOR or THE STAR


IN HE
/ med with excitement IT.
- Albert. the
The new department department The foreman q
the rushing remember him dniy
black smudge his his rolled bunch OF sugs' II
one hand. a
The Battle climax that The
whole world waiting know the kaiser could make good
amazing
foreman bnked THIS particular day his
confronting Albert
Great Caesars Ghost" t-t .ttt
WAS Our ofnce had a
him and smiled Al hslfbushed
The The sporting editor
hawed."
Everybody had a
OF i Al was fresh kid
whom other times
His duties occasions
him people
boy-he boy
remember the interview
How proud he lie his the Washington
journalists and think offered
6ocen
an
leading
It the first anyhow
called the National
to He
other things and the officer told him
first
A to work the olive
arlry the OF Ais suit flew
The reporters
that is man-that he is feet
defending
nd that enlisted a week
Cynthia nnoceny failed TO observe the
of the occasion ~
no did dawn Al,
that he wearing
now Indignantly Informed her real T. 3 soldier
boys in khaki"-boys. indeed
OF SUCH OUR ARMY MADE!
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-30
Atty. Bell

Attorney William X. Bell opened
HIS plea at $3.50 a. m. Friday. de-
claring the others had left very
little unsaid"
We have had similes from the
vegetable and animal kingdom. :"
he said. You have heard poetry
and prose and heard my colleagues
reach down To the depths OF hell
to find words with sting enough to
apply TO the governments Wit
liesses."
Almost Forgotten Issue
lie said II had been well nigh
forgotten that the defendants were
heing tried for "a conspiracy
against the laws OF the United
States"
There must be the meeting Of
the minds the confederation, the
object must be shown, and
finally there must be some overt
act"
Doors Are Locked
Judge Bell was interrupted for a
few minutes, and the doors OF the
courtroom had To be closed, be.
cause of The noise made by the
overflow crowd In the corridors.
TRY To keep in your mind that
there must have been meeting.
There Is no doubt that the Jesse
Moore Huat Co. and the Billings
leys entered a conspiracy.
Biggest ConspIrator Not Tried
But, forsooth. the biggest con.
spirator Of all. Mr.. Hunt. IL not on
trial. nor are the Billingsleys.
when did Mayor GIN Join the
conspiracy?
when did the chief Join the
conspiracy?
when lid The detectives? Can
you say there was ever a definite
scheme TO violate this law?
There was never any definite
scheme. because the bootleggerg
kept changing their plan.
THE only real conspiracy you
cen find is the conspiracy unfolded
on the part of the Billlngsleys and
their associates TO drag down the
officials who destroyed them.
There is a conspiracy between
the witnesses 10 drfg down the OF.
ficIals."
Attorney Bell held the jurors
c,ose attention. His oratory was
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refused TO present n sequence OF
corroborated facts TO a grand jury
OF % men. In case such as this.
NO man can abase his nations
Jaw, care not what office he may
hold" he said
Returned "Honeycd Words"
Then he Immediately said II
Allen hadn't discussed Hodge |
Nould" They can take their hon
eyed words back"
Ibid Gill Ask to Appear7"
Replying to Judge Bausman's ar.
Eument that Mayor GIL was not
permitted TO 20 before the grand
jury. he Faid. Did any one hear
of Mayor Gill asking to go before
the grand jury?'
"All this criticism. all this fiat
terry OF me. is Just a play--iust a
rirt of the game.
lie said Ftllton's apology for
his conduct" was merely sneer
and snare" and II didn't fool any
lt dy."
Reames continued his effort to
Zip up the arguments OF defense
attorneys.
Calls Bausman's Plea silly
Judge Bausman asks why
doesn't the government show
something Mayor Gin did with the
money Why. II he took that
money II would have been silly to
put it In a bank"
Perjury Is terrible crime
I'll not defend it-but as compar-
ed TO subornation of perjury
there is no comparison. The men
'. ho get the Billingsleys to do II
are much worse.
Logan Blllingsley, In al of his
faults. wasn't alone to blame"
He Flags vsnderveer
He flayed Attorney Vanderveer.
saving. Logan told you facts.
Which If true. should prohibit Van
derveer from practicing law and
put him In the penitentiary."
ITS inccncei,able that men who
have learning would speak to YOU
a. they have about witness and
leave the conduct of Vanderveer
unchnllengCd.
I'm here to tell YOU District At.
torney Clay Allen never tried a
case before Judge Rudkin in his life.
Charges Misquotina
you don't curry favor with me
when YOU attempt TO belittle the
associate attorney with whom | am
working.
Il thought by the time they got to
Fulton everything they could say
about Logan Billingsley had been
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II. 3. Attorney hh'h "'
official position to further personal
ends dramatically charged Auor'
ney william n. Bell. after paying
elaborate compliments to the con
duct OF Reames.
@He can take back his honeyed
words" replied Resmes. whose urn
followed: they are just part OF the
game and rankest hypocricy.
After the United States attorney
launched into his argument before
= crowd that packed the courtroom
A. the Judges bench. he said that
NJ what Logan Billingsley saws IS
true. George vanderveer. his attor-
ney. ought to go to the peniten-
fiary.'
Logan testified Vanderveer. for
mer prosecuting attorney. had ad-
yised him to testify falsely on dif-
ferent occasions.
The Jurors can convict or acquit
ali OF the defendants, or acquit
whom they please, convict whom
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said.
Fulton read testimony from the
paper. and he left out when he read
IL. the testimony that explained IL.
There is some excuse Of mis-
quoting testimony when they don't
have the transcript.
They misquoicd the testimony
time after time and anybody who
misquotes before federal juries and
federal courts ought not to criticize
anybody else
No Excuse. He Says
He said there wasn't any excuse
for that"
Tucker took up most OF his time
In attacking Logan Billingsley.
You will remember. in the opening
statement, we told you Billingsley
was bootlegger-our very case is
founded on that.
Yet they took three. .fourths of
their time denouncing Logan Bill.
Kingsley. II | simply read all the ad-
jectives they applied to him., II
would take all my time.
'Vhiuh h'iH bAt Nouu'T WHY
they made them. He was the same
Logan Billingsley August 30 as he
Is today.
Mayor Knew loean's Record
Mayor GIN. when he handed
back that incriminating evidence.
knew what Logan Billingsley was.
1T doesn't hurt the government
case for them to call him names !:
II simply shows Mayor GIL ought
not to have compromised with him.
III 1t hadn't been for the United
States government. Logan Billings.
ley's crimes would have gone un.
punished--unchallenged.
I'm the early stages OF the trial.
we were promised they were going
to show Logan and Fred Billings.
ley were pardoned.
Didn't Call EN-
They shouted We're going TO
put Allen and Martin on the stand.
But they didn't do II.
Logan. Fred and Pielow. before
the Judge who is going TO pronounce
sentence on them. said they have
been promised no immunity.
Where 10 the Deal?
III the deal Is made. by whom. In
Gods name, are the goods going
TO be delivered? BY what power?
With what decency do they come
before YOU and say It's a fact. when
they are afraid to put Allen on the
standt
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cused OF being personally dishon-
est.
The Star Carriage Works story
he termed silly"
lie said he knew Beckingham
when the chief was a messenger
for the Puget Sound bank.
"He has always held responsible
positIons--went into the bank as
messenger and ended up teller.
is 1t likely that a man OF his
type would suddenly fall 10 the
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