Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1920-05-02

the arguments OF attorneys will be
started. II is figured that the rest
of the week will be consumed by at
torneys in addressing the jury and
the case will be given the twelve
;alesmen by Saturday night for de-
liberation.
This afternoon the state recalled
Guy Roberts. who testified that Clar-
ence Ingraham had not taken him
from the line. nor offered to take him
from the line. He said he knew In
graham and the cross-examination OF
the defense was mostly as to des-
cription Of the dead man.
Marco Bendersch was recalled ami
said he had never made a statement
to Bassett Watkins or anybody else
tha; he was an l. W. w. nor had he
applied for a job following his re-
turn from Columbus. An effort to
Introduce a diploma given Benderach
by the Servian government for SER
vices as a recruiting agent during
the world war. was blocked by the
defense as incompetent evidence.
County Attorney French assumed
the stand testifying that he had ein.
pioyed Brown and had borrowed $sJ
from J. J. Keogh at Lowell to send
Brown TO come here from Wisconsin,
and that VI. w. Porter, I. W. W. Sec
retary. had nothing to do with the
transaction.
At 2:3o Judge Pattee adjourned
court until tomorrow morning. and
announced the balance OF the day
would be spent in the preparation of
the charge to the jury.
MORNING SESSION
The first witness this morning put
on by the defense was L. A Bailey.
postmaster at Bisbee, who testified
that mail came through the Bisbee
office addressed to VI. w. Porter as
secretary Of the |. w. W. On cross
examination by the state he said
some of it had been confiscated by
the government.
". w. Meinheim, OF Cananea, who
said he was clerk of the kangaroo
court" in Bisbee after the deporta-
,ion. testified that one Mike Bender
ach had admitted he was an I. W.
W. on July 10. while applying for
job and gave the card number. On
cross-examination he.said he did not
remember who the man was bu.
solely by his records.
Bassett Watkins. chairman of the
employment board, styled as the
kangaroo court testified that he
knew Mike Benderach and the man
had told him he was an ]. w. W.
He said the board was organized for
the purpose of inquiring into the ma
iionality. character. etc, OF app!i-
cants for jobs following the depor-
tation.
W. S. Brakefield, deputy sheriff
during July, 1917. testified that
Spiro Vukovich had placed a card in
his restaurant al Lowell notifying
that all men working during the
strike could get no lunches. The tes-
( timony was stricken out on motion
of the county attorney on the
grounds of not being proper rebut-
, tai and the defense announced thev
would recall vukovich for further
cross-examination.
DIR. Nikalo vallesi testified that he
was camp physician at the military
hospital at Columbus and that no
seriously injured ,deported men came
to the hospital for treatment, while
only three had bruises, a number
having headaches. Cross-examina.
;ion related the cure for headaches.
Jesus Rocha was called to the
stand and said he wished to correc;
his testimony given On the speech
made by Dorame on the night Of the
11th. He said on cross-examination
which lasted some time, that it was
the 18th. James F. Dukes, who said
ne was a deporter on the day of the
18th testified that he with a mum
Der Of other men went to the house
kof Fred Sjoville and arrested him
but did not see the wife or the baby
Of the man heat as Sjoville had pre-
lviousIy testified. Cross-examination
dealt in the main with what Dukes
had seen on that day. also with ref