Arizona republican., 1918-04-03
TESTIMONY IN BO|DO
 CASE |S REVIEWED.
 PHYSICIANS ON STAND

Dr. Rosa Boido took the stand in her own behalf in Judge Stanfords court yesterday where she is on trial charged with committing an illegal operation. The direct examination had been com pleted and the cross examination begun when the county attorney suggested adjournment shortly before the usual time that he might be given the oppor- tunity to look into surgical matters be- fore examining the witness further, and a recess was ordered until g.: 30 o'clock this morning.
 A signed statement by the girl who presented herself to Dr. Boido as Mrs. Juhl was introduced by the defense. This statement was to the effect that the young woman had used an instru- ment on herself and had come to Dr. 1 Boido for treatment. Dr. Boido testi- 1 fled that she had advised her patient to 1 do nothing and had warned her that there might be consequences.
 | Dr. Win Wylie, the first witness for the defense, in answer to hypothetical questions declared that the eXpelling of the fetus was the result of the ex- animation that occurred after Dora Juhl was placed in the care of the county and city physicians. It had been stated previously by Dr. A. B. Nichols | that the girls examination had taken from one-half to three quarters of an hour
 Carl Schlicker, the brother of 19 year old Louis Schlicker whose relations
 with the girl were admitted by both,
 was the first witness called by the
 state yesterday morning. He testified
 that when he found out the boy was
 in trouble with the girl" he went to Dr. Boido to find "out what was what" a hot -f7 Ax-ieo
 escape or penitentiary and when the
 subject of operation was approached,
 the defendant said she would have to
 see the girl first. He said he did not
 see her again until the day of the ar
 rest, at the request of the county at-
 torney, Justice Wheeler and Bush An
 derson of the city police.
 Many questions asked the witness
 called for the objection of counsel for
 the defense. The questions were based
 on alleged conversations between the Juhl girl and the Schlickers and the
 jury was excused while this point was , argued
 Counsel for the defense held that any agreement reached by Dora. her lover and his brother-termed "co- conspir-
 ators' by Judge Barnum was not ad- missible on the grounds that any con. s spiracy entered into by the parties in. , VoiVed, was in no way associated witf the case; that all the facts or alleged facts and agreements entered into be 2 fore the alleged operation were not ad , missible as evidence. He cited numer | ous authorities. The county attorne. T also presented authorities and tn . court withheld decision until today. Dr. Nichols was called to the stan T and went into detail relative to tn ly1aa l1A 1, t the condition he had found. ;. Miss Laura Henderson, the nurse i = charge of the case after the girl wa e sent to St. Joseph's hospital, testifie - as to her condition when she wa s brought there. Dora was recalled an d stated that few hours before Dl
 Boido had been arrested she had give
 her some pills.
 Dr. Beauchamp was the next witness
 The physicians guarded manner pro
 voked more than the technical ques
 tions that had been propounded to D
 Nichols. He testified that his eXami
 nation of the girl had been "by inspec
 tion of the naked eye" that he feare
 that if he went more minutely into tn
 examination it might produce resu
 and he was afraid he would be charge IT with committing the abortion himsel | Was pr. Nichols rough?" he wa ! asked
 Not apparently
 He testified further that his exam
 ination was not such as would hay X caused the abortion.
 le It was o'clock when the stat q. rested. Dr. Boido was called to tE e, stand at the conclusion of Dr.. Wylie g testimony. After stating her qualifica d tions as a physician and her twent is years of practice, she told of her fir: d meeting with Dora at her office tf es middle of January and introducing hel d self as Mrs. Dora Juhl. Throughol "a her recital Dr. Boido referred to tf
 girl as Mrs. Juhl.
 d She testified that the only amour nt she had ever received from Mrs. Juh pr was the sum of S27, part of which wS r. for services to a child who cut his fac g. several stitches being required. IT l. child had accompanied Mrs. Juhl'' ar IT, her sister. Mrs. Phillips to the ho l. pital and had fallen and hurt his fac a, Dr. Boido testified that Dora had l pc way to care for herself where she W; lg liIing and asked if she might stay of tho hospital while she was treated, il i- lection being feared by pr. Boido, sl
 sad. from the girls act. The tern he were given her by the woman phys ID clan and the necessary arrangemen he were made. When Schlicker called to not care to see him and word was r to turned that she was asleep. k County Attorney Laney asked I ITS Boido if she was not indignant wh'
 Schlicker had called previously al It's asked her to perform the operatio ,ai The witness testified she felt no indi u- nation but had merely shown him t