Bisbee daily review., 1918-01-10

-A-A---aaAA- lE--e-AA a AA-C Ll' | tee. who commits g crime has sOme T sorrow and repentance afterward-
 have no doubt thst you in common
 with all criminals feel regret for the
 crime and are pe1iteat- The time for these feelings. however. is before. not after the crime. and they cannot be | taken into consideration You have : confessed to as cOld-blOOded murder
 as ever disgraced the annals of the state of Arizona The law states that a person who goes to peTpetrate a rob bery and carries with him a deadly weapon and kills. is guilty of murder. IL presumes the reconciliation. T. presumes such a person will stop at nothing.
 No Punishment adequate
 On your own statement you are guilty of one of the most atrocious crimes that has ever come to my ex- Perience on the bench or as attorney No punishment is adequate 10 punish an ofiense Of such a crime"
 RegrettiRg his inability to impose the death penalty, the judge then i'm posed sentence
 The prisoner is remanded to the custody of the sheriff" he concluded.
 Schiller was called to receive sen tenee- He, too, had something to ex- plain
 schilIe-'s Statement
 'l have lived in Arizona fourteen years l worked in Bisbee for twelve years and in different camps. I have never been in trouble until I met this man Sundeen five months ago. Right after the strike in Bisbee Butch want ed to stick up somebody at Sasco. He thought to slip up On tae thing at Sas- co We went there. I didn't want to go. but something changed about ii and l went back 10 Bisbee and Dutch came there and talked of sticking uu loos and l got 6issusted and finally l went 10 Globe came back to Bisbee and found SUndeen had gone to Tue son and somebody told me he had stuck somebody up and got a hundred dollars or like that So came to The son and met him and another young fellow named Pruitt together and they talked about everything that was good for stiekups and got disgusted and went back to Bisbee and went to work for the c. & 4. and finally 20; my time and came back to Tucson and saw Sundeen through the window of the hotel I went in and found Sun deen and PrIiJt flopped on the he'd. nac made ID my mind to go on 10 San FedrO and work in the Shipyards. We went 10 eat at the cabinet and they wanted me 10 go with them to try che thing at Sascc again and didn't war 70 go and we all slept in Ire sa- room We'll this Officer Nelson .u-e 70 come there at night and they were all taking of jobs and this and tfst and l finally got disgusted and ar piled for a 5ob Of railroa5iHg. snE =, Decem6er 2l got in my application ana went that day to LOrdsburg to be eNamineS and got back on December v and went to the room where there were Butch Joe Aseevedo. Pruitt and Nelson all there telling over things On December q Butch decided to 20 10 the Pastime Park with Mexican Joe but 1t was too late at night. On tbs night Of December 22 Pruitt drove inc car and vent ahead to see who was m the house At 2 o'clock we crawled m and laid down along the board fence in the sand bank.
 As the last machine pulled out I saw some women out on the porch. with the man saving good night 10 him ana ttsn l Saw he was on old man and something hit me inside, and I didn't want 10 go any further. Butch was anxious to go right in but I thought or him being an old man and l hung ~lgt- and Wfr~s-r thirty feet behind him when he went into the place and heard two shots ! had looked through the window be fore hit the threshold and there was no sound of any kind.
 -COl5-SIooded Murderer
 This man was a cOld-blOoded mur- 7erer. he walked in there and killed this man. for when I looked throush the window the man was eating some bread He couldn't have made any re- sistance- lt was just like I'd walked ID to the man here and shot him down There was no murder in my heart ani never was. I never killed a man in my life Butch was so excited that nc asked me where the revolver was and 't was lying before his eyes. He said
 W a AN--NA N0 AAAl UlN SCH. ana per hsps he thought he would kill me. too.
 We went back 10 the machine and got m and went back to the room and Butch was telling me about my yellow streak Hetold me to stay in town and Nelson came around and I gave I'D my gun and we framed an aliSf and ] met Butch at the station when went to 20 back to Lordsburg and he wanted to fight with me. Nelson told us they had arrested Joe for murder so l ssayed In town and I tad a talk with Joe. was sleepy and went 10 the room and slept on the bed with Pruitt and Sundeen until 2 o'clock the next afternoon and I went to the depot again and met this fellow Ross with Sundeen and Butch bO8Sted Of bump ing of Charlie and told me I wouldn't kill a man He said he didn't feel no regret CT nothing and he despisei me and ! didn't see him again until got back from the coast
 "I had no intention to commit mur- der. broke away from Butch two o- tree times and I wanted to go my own way. l was just weak enough tc f go out there with him
 He said he had worked a year and l a half at Butte and that his brother ] was a brakeman on a railroad cut of