Tombstone epitaph., 1920-02-29

| with regard to Mir. Worsley's COT nections with the trials for the state, MT. French replied that he intends to retain him for some time to come. until he will be in a position to as- sume charge himself.
 Worsley is at present in Clifton conducting a murder trial and will arrive here Monday. During his ab- sence Assistant County Attorney Geo. Roarke has been in charge for the state.
 At II o'clock when court again re- sumed session, the defense announc. ed they would recall P c. Haynie of Douglas, who had qualified on the panel during the first week of the trial.
 i On resuming the stand MT. Haynie was asked whether or not during the second draft in 1917 he had not ad- vised th.ee of his sons and a son-ir- law. to go to Mexico to evade the draft. The juror denied the accusa- ion. and asked whether or not he had advised them to claim Mexican citi- zenship to evade the draft, he denied this also. The defense then called owen Huish, who stated he was a son-in-law of the juror and swore that MT Haynie had made the state ment in his presence and that he said 10 Mexico before he would be drafted He also said that two of MT. Hay nies sons were still in Mexico. an the third in Douglas. Huish was closely examined by Attorney Geo. Roarke. for the state, regarding the reasons ne had come to attack the character of his father-in-law, anI rwhy he did not report the matter 10 the authorities at the time. The de tense then called Bruce Stephenson 10 the state who swore that in tax ing the affidavit Of one of Mir Hay nie's sons the son had claimed ex- .a.,N +Fnt ha hat h, father was a Mexican citizen. He was also asked by the state whether or not at that time. while he was deputy county attorney he had pra- ferred charges against the juror. and the witness replied that he hadn'..
 Following this the defense challeng ed MT Haynie, which the state re- sisted and Judge Pattee was about to make a statement when MT Roarke for the state announced that he wish 1 ed to issue processes to have one Q: MT Haynie's sons. now in Douglas, brought here to testify in the case, and the matter was continued, Judge Pa:tee adjourning court until 1:30 this afternoon.
 When court opened at 1:S0 the de- fense recalled c. F. Mannus, passed at yesterdays session and asked him whether or not during the time the United States was al war he did not make tine statement % Tom McGhee a close neighbor, that 'he wished the Germans woud win The juror denied this and the defense callel MT. McGhee who stated that MT Mannus had made the above state ment to him several times. He was given rOss-examination by the state as 10 his reasons for giving such tes- timony and excused Later he was recalled by NIT. Roarke and asked whether CT not he had enlisted in the Spanish American war at whicl. time he was e2 years of age. Man Eus had previously stated he served as a volunteer in the Spanish-Ameri- can war. The state then called Mrs. . Bea;on. residing near Mannus' rancn aud she stated that he had not told her he wished the Germans would win the war. nor whether the de- portation wah wrong, as had been charged against Mannus. Bruce Stephenson. attorney of Douglas was put on the stand. He swore Mrs.