Arizona republican., 1918-02-19
MAN ADMITS HE IRRESPONSIBLE
 IN JEWEL CASE
Lewis Schlick, on Stand,
 Says He Furnished Cash
 Given Dr.. Boido to Per form an Illegal Operation


 Without offering any defense Dr. i Rosa Boido was bound over to the | superior court yesterday after a pre- . liminary hearing before Justice Wheeler on the charge of performing ' an illegal operation. Bond was fixed . in the sum of $l5,00O, which the physi- elan failed to furnish. Dora Jewel. the girl in the case, and Lewis Schlick, . whose name was divulged for the first time by the county authorities who had forgotten it until he appeared in court, ] were detained in lieu of the payment of $l000 for their appearance as material witnesses. The Jewel girl was com mited to the Detention home and the man to the city jail.
 Without faltering over the state mcnts that stamped her girl who had gone wrong, the 15-year-old witness told how she had paid Dr. Boido $lO0 'to get rid of her trouble the money having been furnished her by Schlick. If she was the least bit embarrassed be revealing her shame Dora Jewel is a finished actress for she appeared perfectly at ease as she told in detail her relations with the soda dispenser and the condition which she discovered herself to be in a few months ago. She was somewhat pale from her recent eX perience and the pallOr was accentuat- ed by the large black hat she wore which partially shielded her from the public gaze
 The witness testified that she lived with her sister Mrs. Olga Phillips of @j3 North Second avenue having come here in August from Prescott She had been here last winter for a time and it was on the occasion of this visit when she was employed at local con- fcctionary shop that she met Schlick and they had becom more than friends About three months ago she told him the story that brought the suggestion from him that she should go at once to Dr. Boido. Following this advice she saw the woman physician who agreed to perform the operation for $50.
 The Jewel girl testified that she re- ported her talk with pr. BoidO to Schlicl1 who then required her to con suit pr. Colt Hughes to ascertain if her condition was as she feared. On being advised that she was right in her sur misses the girl returned some time later to Dr. Boido who advanced her price 10 $l00 because of the wait. Schlicll furnished the money and Dora stated she entered the Twilight Sleep hospital two weeks ago today. The following morning she said Dr. BOido gave her hypodermic injection in the arm and said she would fix her up.' She re- mained at the hospital until the Satur- day Dr. Boido was taken into custody when she was removed to St. Joseph'S hospital and by the courts order placed undcr the care of pr. A. B. Nichols and pr II. K. Beauchamp.
 Schlick frankly testified as to his re- lations with the Jewel girl and denied that he had been promised immunity if he testified. Under cross eXamina ton by Judge w. l.. Barnum he ad mtted that he had first mistreated the girl about a year ago. He did not falter when he was accused of being d party to an unlawful operation.
 Carl r. Schlick, brother of the 19- year-old self confessed offender, was not gently handled by the counsel for the defense. He had accompanied his brother to the hospital some time ago 10 inquire if Dora had been there and had been informed by Dr. Boido, he said, that so many girls came there she could not remember. The case was then gone into and pr. Boido advised the boy to marry the girl and if not marry to choose between going to the penitentiary or getting out of town. He said that Dr. Boido told him that she would have to see the girl before she took the case and if she did the price would be $l00. Judge Barnum then charged Schlicll with being par ty to the crime He told him his brother was guilty of a statutory of Gense.
 You need to learn the law" snapped Barnum.
 Dr. A. E. Nichols testified that he was directed to make an examination on Dora by the court and found that there had been an attempt to peyform
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 Dr. Colt Hughes was questioned by County Attorney Laney relative to the girls condition before the alleged Oper- ation and refused to give any testimony on the ground of privileged communi- cation. The consent of the girl having been procured, Dr. Hughes then testi- fled that she had come to him for eX- animation and what he had told her.
 Mrs. Phillips stated that her sister had told her everything and they were agreed that the only thing to do was to have the operation.
 The only other witness called was Miss Laura Henderson, the nurse in oh hlrge when the girl was removed tc St. Josephs hospital.
 After the state rested it's case and the defense offered no testimony, Judge Barnum asked the court follow the constitutional provision and not make bail excessive.
 The county attorney discussed at length what d reasonable amount was and called attention to the fact that d defendant in the superior court that very morning had forfeited bail Ii later became known that the forfeiture of bail in question will not net tho county a penny since Levi Terra charged with failure to provide for his minor children, was released on hi: own recognizance.
 At the conclusion of the hearing County Attorney Laney was asked i a complaint had been sworn out agains either of the Schlicks, He replied tha he did not know. On being directly questioned relative to Lewis Schlick h. said he proposed to keep his own coun sel, but volunteered the information
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