Arizona republican., 1918-04-04
TESTIMONY FINISHED JURY ID GET BO|DO
 CASE AT N0ON TODAY

The case of Dr. Rosa Boido, charged ! with performing an illegal operation, will go to the jury at noon today.
 The evidence was all submitted shortly after the noon recess yesterday and the arguments presented to the jury by Robert Jamott assistant coun- ty attorney and Ben Goodrich for the defense. This morning, Judge Barnum will close for the defense and County Attorney Lancy for the state taking an hour to the side the instructions occu- pying the remainder of the time. It was thought for a time that the case would be in the hands of the jury last evening, but the county attorney objected and rather than extend the courts time an hour. Judge Stanford continued the case until 9:30 o'clock this morning.
 For the first time in 30 years ad- dressing a jury in this county, Ben Goodrich recalled those days to the few old timers in the court room. He has lost none of the eloquence that stamped him among the foremost lawyers in the territory
 Whether or not an operation could be | performed by means of drugs without 1 the knowledge of the patient was the questions over which doctors disagreed yesterday.
 Testifying for the defense as an ex- pert surgeon, pr. w. O. Sweek declared that there was no hypodermic made that could be administered and the op- eration performed without pain or without the Knowledge of the patient
 He agreed in this with pr. Win Wylie who had testified to this effect on i Tuesday. who had said that the eX- animation made by Dr. A. B. Nichols
 after Dora Juhl had left the Twilight Sleep hospital was sufficient to cause
 the condition.
 Dr. Nichols on rebuttal testified that
 there are drugs that win permit oper- aions without pain or knowledge to the
 patient He testified that he had used the compound in his own practice -
 When pr. Wylie was recalled and did
 not change any of his testimony of the
 preceding day he was asked by County
 Attorney Laney if he had not been
 hired" to testify.
 'T was hired just as you hired me last week. came the retort from the
 witness.
 How much?" again from the county l, attorney
 One hundred dollars just as you ' , Wylie who testified as an expert. r Dorothy St. Clair, the woman who f charged Dr. Lorenzo Boido. husband
 of the defendant and a fugitive from
 justice with being the father of her I two children was then called to the
 stand. The St. Clair girl said that last s June while she was employed at the ! Twilight Sleep hospital, Dr Rosa Boido
 had shown her statements, which she = said were agreements with patients The statements were similar she sai6 , to that signed bv Dora Juhl Ques-
 toned by Judge Barnum. the girl said
 she had volunteered this information tC | the county attorney after the court ad- journed Tuesday. She denied that she ! sought "to get rid of the old lady" ir n order to marry her husband. e Rosalind Bates. the wife of Professor s Bates of the University of California r and daughter of the defendant, testi- r fled that she was in Phoenix last June . when Dorothy was employed as a nurse e at the Twilight Sleep hospital. She
 testified 10 a conversation she over
 heard between her sister-in law anC
 Dorothy. in which the latter made i Q clear she meant to rid herself of pr l Rosa Boido in order that she nigh . marry Dr. Lorenzo Boido.