Bisbee daily review., 1920-02-20
SAY VE ETERANS
 ATTACKED HALL
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shooting. The defense contends that he was across the street in the lob by of the Roberts hotel all the time. The defense furthermore maintains that he had no rifle and took no part in any plan of the l. w. w. that may have involved fire arms.
 Admits Lying The court room gasped audibly this afternoon when x. c. McAllister. defense witness, admitted on cross Examination that on the day of the Grimm's funeral he told a different story. McAllister had just said that Barnett was in the Roberts Hotel during the shooting. Special prose cutor Abel brought our that on the occasion the witness had said no ono was in the lobby.
 Well" said the witness. 'T was not sworn that time"
 Why was it you did not telI?" thundered Vanderveer. Tell us the truth now"
 T did not want to he mixed up in the case" answered McAllister.
 What are you so scared about o'' hShCu dIlueTNeef
 The witness, who seemed to be shaking in his chair, did not enlight. en counsel. In a brief statement this morning. Vanderveer promised to fol low the alibi for Barnett with testi- moay proving Loren Roberts insane. Next he said the defense would show meeting of the Centralia Commer- clai Club at which it was planned 10 raid the l. w w. hall Testimony concerning Roberts is expecter to be submitted tc-. orrow morning.
 Would HaVe Used Gun
 Folelwins his direct testimony this Nc'9'inS &Blnett wss subjected to a rigid cross examination. Stung by the prosecutors questions be declar- cd he felt no regret for the death of tho cN-soldieTS Armistice day. had goa" home to get a rife and had cN7sidcrNd returning to town that plight. 'fo helU act lew and order" :" h h" had heen there he adeied Wes- lev Everett, aa | w w Would aoi have beon iynched while was alive .
 Ba'nCtt acknowledged that he would Never bave let Centralia that afternoon" if hc had had 2 gun.
 HN tNtCttlNH tO tllc uC0ln Oi Grimm came late this afternoon in tho course of legal argument over the admission of evidence that the Ce7t-slia !. W. w had baen threat sned and had reason to fear an at- tack. The GefenSc had sought to in trodU"einto c7-idNrcN 2 loaflet print cd by the l. w " asking protection from unlawful assaults. Objecting, spccial prosecuting attorney Gun ninsham said:
 You must first proye an overt act of hostility 9n the part of War ron O. Grimm before any evidence of threats is admissible" lie read d citstion.
 'Grimm'5 worst offense." replied Fanderveer. May have been that he was in bad comrany. but think we can prove more than that We will prove that Grimm died attacking the l. W. w. hall and was killed in front of the hall. If that were not true. however. We have right to show threats. Self defense is not much gead after you are dead"
 Tho court permitted Barnett to show that the matter was discussed at aD ]. w w. meeting. but ruled out the leaflet as an exhibit Bar nett was on the stand three hours and one-half
 The |, N. W. nymn book was brought into the case Shen prosecu- tor Abel, asked Barnett whether there was not a song that referred to special split nosed bullet. 'It is contended Grimm was shot with such missile"
 The witness recalled the song. but the defense, reading it, evoked the