Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-11-29
membsTs. and that the matter was
taken up with creiiln. Asked. on
cross sxamination. II he had not been
arrested by Campbell. Hay replied

taken UP with Crellin. Asked. on
crots sxamination. II he had not been
arrested by Campbell. Hay replied
that ne would not answer the question,
Inc question was repeated and Hay
replied that he did not know whether
or not he was arrested by Campbell,
Si'er some parley he said he thought
the officer was Cummings.
ASKED To relate an Incident which
was referred to as n possible reason
Tor h-wiil toward the officer Hay said
that In May. 1911. he was called TO
minneapolis and found II necessary Ia
take an early morning train. While
mounting the car stops no was nc
costed by Campbell, he said, who ac.
cuaed him Of trying to get Campbolra
JOB Hay said he replied that Camp.
bell must consider him n man o: como
influence In the city II he was able to
get his tCampbelrs) Job. Campbell
was quoted as saying he had "a no.
ton to take OFF his star and work on
you" Hay said he told Campbell not
to hesitate to remove his star, as he
had friends In the city, but the officer
did not press tho matter further. Since
then. the witness said. he and Camp
bell had had no trouble.
Counsel for the state insisted that
the matter OF Hays arrest be further
considered and the story came out in
the re- direct examination. Hay, ac-
oord!ns to this narrative. was placed
In a taxicab by an officer in the busi-
ness district to be taken home, and re-
fused to pay his fare. His explana.
ton was that he had mot employed
the taxi" The driver took his fare TO
South Third avenue, where he was
placed under arrest. In answer to the
query as to who made the arrest. Hay
replied: Somebody arrested me, but
I don't know who It was"
The cross examination of Devine was
concluded early Friday afternoon. The
defendant was asked what business he
was engaged in in December, 1917. He
replied that he didnot know. Board
ing here in the county jail, weren'e
you!" asked the questioner.
He did not believe Campbell had
anything to do with his arrest at that
time. He had been to East Dubuq ue
Just prior to that time. he said. in an
swer to a question. Asked II he went
to Des Moines with Campbell. he an
swered that he had gone in custody
Of federal officer.
Devine said he had come to the city
the morning of the shooting from East
Dubuque. arriving here between and
a. m. He said he left the smoking
car at the, station and that he had no
baggage.
He was not boarding at Johnson's
restaurant and had not talked with
johnson before the shooting, he de-
cared. He took his revolver from his
suitcase on Friday preceding the
shooting and carried It in his coat
pocket on his trip. The gun was
loaded and he had cartridges in his
pocket. He could not remember re-
loading the gun after the shooting.
did you not say in the presence OF
r, E. Boswell, OF Green Mountain. thai
they would never arrest your he was
asked.
NO" was the reply.
Did you not say there was nothing
in working by the month-that there
was more money In selling booze'"-E
NO" u
Dev,ne did not shoot at Campbell
because he was angry, he said.
On redirect examination Dev!ne
said he had witnessed an arrest at
Thompson's cafe, when Campbell used
O gun.
On further cross examination Devine
was asked If he did not knoY that the
man Campbell attempted to arrest was
armed with a cIeaver sand m carving
knife and that there was q gang OF Sax
In the place at the time. He did not
recall that the man was armed but he
did admit the presence Of others and
that Campbell had made the arrest
without assistance.
HE didn't use his gun. did he!" De-
vine was asked.
HE mad it out" Devine answered.
In rebuttal Officer Campbell again
took the stand and gave an interesting
narrative of his experiences in the de-
pot district, where he has been called
upon to deal with and arrest some
rough characters He told of various
arrests he had made and described in
detail his methods Of dealing with
hardened criminals who resisted.
Court adjourned at S o'clock to 3
o,c Monday p1orOiOg