Arizona republican., 1917-05-07

Schoffield barracks at Honolulu A few months ago I was dishonorably discharged
 The reason for his discharge, as he gave it, is not fit for print, but it is in line with his other escapades
 When I got back to this country, he continued "I went to Oakland and got job on a ranch near there. While there 1 pulled off several holdups and had to shoot one man l had made plans to run away with the rancher's s wife for whom I was working, but he got wind of it and told me to beat it.
 q beat my way to Arizona and got a job on Luke's ranch near Peoria. There was not much doing there, so struck out again. 1 went to Florence, but l did not assault the wife of a lancher there as has been said. was about to do so when 1 was scared off. I took a horse and saddle and started for Mesa on the desert road, the one we are on now, and about ' o'clock I came on the Gibson's Whe~ he told me his name was Gibson I thought he was the man who had ruined my sister and I shot him in the heart"
 What did Gibson do when you shot him. was asked Daley.
 He turned around and reached for his gum was the reply.
 What did you do then?"
 Il lifted the body up on the> cot, took off his shirt and put it on. It's the same shirt 1 have on now"
 Admits Unspeakable Crime
 Daley then related the incidents of the night relative to his assaults on Mrs. Gibson, which, like the story of the major portion of his adventures, are not fit to print
 Where was your sister when this man Gibson is supposed to have ruined her." was asked him.
 She was working in a brothel in Juarez,' was the reply
 Now, l tell you, gentlemen" he con- tinued, T know l am guilty, but l think the people who brought me up, my mother and my stepfather, are more to blame than l am. l don't know where they are, but I hope they hear of this and that someone punishes them, too. saw my mother kill my brother She was mad because the courts had taken him away from her and given him tc another family I am willing to be hanged, but l hope you won't burn me or shoot me full of holes"
 He was assured that his wishes would be respected He then asked if he could be buried beside his brother at Bartlesville, Oklahoma, and he was informed that it was up to the cor oner. '~,yff All right, then,' and he turned to one of his guards; but will you speak to him about it?"
 Procession Grows The death car which led the proces sion proceeded slowly on it's way to the place selected for the execution From time to time other cars were met coming out from the valley, each joining on the tail-end of the proces sion.
 Daley asked for cigarette and he was given one. In fact he smoked con stantly during the whole ride
 After Desert Wells had been passed he remarked they were nearly there and asked for a drink of whiskey. He was inforem there was none II the car, but that if anyone else had any he would be given some
 No Liquor in Crowd
 Upon arrival at the place which Daley pointed out as the scene of tht crime, the leading car drew up facine telephone pole. The other cars drew up in group and Daley stepped from the car, walking towards the pole. He again asked for a drink and inquiry elicited the fact that the crowd was dry"
 He threw away his cigar ant started in to superintend operations