Tombstone epitaph., 1920-02-29

 recess for ten minutes, after which it would be determined whether or not Lythe would be counted in the panel or whether it would be nee essary for another juror to be quail flied in his place.
 During recess an effort was mads to get a telephone message to the juror by the county attorneys of- flee, but when court convened noth- ing had yet been heard and Judge Pattee declared court at recess to await word as to lythe's condition. Should his condition be such as he will be able to report, the panel will be declared completed, with possibly the exception of another iurcr, w. T. Mannus, who was ae- eepted this morning and against whom the defense announced they would introduce an impeaehine witness.
 When court convened at 2 o'clock this afternoon the defense accepted ]. A. Jones of Sunnyside without questioning. The state had accept hin, just hefore noon recess. This made g on the panel, and it was necessary to examine fifteen other jurors before Loekhart qualified.
 Should the panel be allowed to stand as it is now complete, it will probably mean that the trial will begin the first of next wek since it is conceded that it will take at least day for attorneys for both sides to exercise their per emptory challenge from the list of 24 and selected the 12 men to try the case. Out of the 24 men, the defense has right to select seven and the state five. it is under stood, however. that the defense is to make hard fight on the juror, mannus on the grounds that he has expressed and now has an opinion. In fac. Attorney curIey for the de- fense clearly intirated this when Mannus was accepted this morning
 Jurors wno were examined and disqualified this afternoon were M. Richmond, Bowie; Joe Supple. Douglas: c. Herbert. Douglas: J. E. Murphy. Pearee; Q. p. Ressi, Bis,- bee; Ike Deadman,' Pearee; j. T. miiiner. Bowie; A. A. sundin, Douglas; Geo. L. Furrey. Pearee; G. J. Perry. Lewis Springs; W. Robinson. Bisbee; ?. E. Slack, War ren: o. W. Reese, Webb; L. E. coons, Pomerene.
 Shortly after four o'clock Judge Pattee called court 10 order and an- nouneed that Mr. Lythe would be excused from the panel. since he was still ill, and another juror Victor V. Steen of San Simon, was called to the box in his place and underwent examination. He was excused.
 Four more jurors were called. H. L. 6runer, cochise, T. B. Rob- erts. Douglas, IA. E. Buckles, 0ous- las and Henry Richards of Here for6, tne latter who stated he had never heard Of the deportations. ai- though he lives at Hereford. He is a poultry raiser and sells all his produce in Fort Huachuca. He was still on the stand when Judge Pattee adjourned court until to- morrow morning at 10 o'clock, fol- lowing a conference with the at- torneys-
 The first thing that developed a the morning session of the Superic court during the trial of II. E. Woo, ten. charged with kidnapping. as result of the deportations from Bis bee on July F, was hot contes over the acceptance of w. T. Man nus, the juror who had been passe by the state just before evening Tt cess yesterday.
 Following the opening of court Assistant counsel r F.. Curley for tn defense began a series Of question | ing dating back. to the jurors earl |