Tombstone epitaph., 1920-02-22

empt. The court ruled in th. de- fense's favor.
 The first outeroppins of the question involving labor unions with regard to the prosecutions made it's appearance during the afternoon examinations when r. A. Tyler, the 18th juror 10 be ex- an,ined was challenged by the de- fense, when he admitted that he was secretary Of the Metal Mine Workers union, at Douglas, a branch of the A. E. L. and that his local had contributed funds for the support of witnesses in the cases.
 The juror on which the court reserved ruling is Murray Mae inernay, a resident Of Douglas, He is 70 years old. Following a severe questioning by the defense he was passed. while the state raised objections. claiming he had an opinion. The question of his age and physical powers to sit in the case during several weeks trial was also raised and will be settled by the court, pro- babIy this evening or the first thing tomorrow morning.
 Should the panel remaining 10 be examined be exhausted by eve ming recess it is possible the court will adjourn until Thurs day or Friday morning. according to the asreemen, reached on the method of drawing the jury.
 MORNING SESSION
 At the morning sessicn which started promptly at 10 o'clock tire only oecuranee of interest vas the impeachment Of juror A. J. Cobb. who qualified on the pan. ei last "Wednesday.
 When court opened this morn ing Attorney curley for the de- fense announced that he wished to recall Mir. Cobb, and asked the juror whether or not he did not make a statement that "the deporters ought to be put in the penitentiary,' The statement was alleged 10 have been made in Cobb's pool hail in Douglas short Y after the deportation.
 The juror denied the aceusa- ton and the defense called a J. w. Stone to the stand who had been former partner of Cobb in the pool hail, who swore that Cobb told him all the deporters should be made to serve a term in the pen. Following a tilt be- tween counsel for both sides the court sustained the challenge for the defense on the same grounds that previous challenges had been sustained, and Cobb was excused from the panel. This left the pan eI with one less juror and the examination of 32 jurors during the entire morning session was productive of only one more tales man. which brought the panel back to 17. where it was last Thursday afternoon when court adjourned until Monday.
 N. p. Cosby, farmer and game warden living at Pomerene was one juror who passed.
 The following jurors were exam ned and excused for various causes mostly for having fixed opinions: Jas. Anderson, Douglas; Baptist' ,aretto. Bisbee; M. l.. Armstrong Naco: J. w. Haverty, Garces; s. s Bailey. Warren: A. Redus, Wilcox l. W. Daniels, Bisbee; Nels Okc .trom, Warren; l.. R. Gary, Pearce John Woods. Warren: J. T. Prifiti Benson; Jas. Weignman, Bisbee; H 3. Miller. Sulphur Spring Valley Frank Lopez, Pirtleville, did no nave thorough understanding of En ylish language; J. J. Quill. Bisbee X. Berquist, Warren; J. Minors. Will COX: John H. Wakefield, hard 2 rearing; Louis McElvoy. Dos Cabe ,as; John H Watson, Bisbee: E A Needle, Wilcox; Jake Sample, Low sIl: R. G. Wells. Elfrida: Norton E siggins, Courtland; " Weist, Doug