Bisbee daily review., 1920-02-08
Red Flag Flies
 At County Seat
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StOAlc Ol being COulluudIly OH lue lOOh- out for means of playing practical
 jokes.
 Until the red flag mystery" was cleared up, sentiment in Tombstone regarding the incident was tense. Citizens favoring the prosecution of the cases seemed quick to suspect that some Of the defendants had hoist
 ed the flag, while defendants at once suspected that the red banner had
 been put up by "Wobblies." When the mystery was cleared up sigh of re- lief went up all around, but few per sons appeared to see anything humor- ous in the affair. An agent of the department of Sustice made a hurry trip from Douglas to Tombstone upon hearing of the incident and conferred this afternoon with Assistant County Attorney Roark, but it was not stated whether the government would take the matter up. Chadwick. when in formed that he would be held under bond for contempt of court, seemed disappointed at the serious angle which his joke had developed
 The incident was learned when county officials made the rounds of all stores here this morning and found that the two youths had pur chased a quantity of red calico of the same quality as used in the banner at one store Under the broad in quisitorial powers recently given county attorneys in law passed by the state legislature, Roark immedi- stely issued subposnas for Chadwick and several others Who were rumored to have known of the flag raising in cident After a short questioning Chadwick admitted his part in the affair The solving of the mystery was a decided relief to the newspaper correspondents here to cover" the deportation trials. as some skeptic residents of Tombstone, upon hear ing of the flag incident, immediately came to the conclusion that the red emblc'n had been hung up by some newspapermen to make a story" and eyed the innocent news chaSers with umdisguised suspicion. The majority of the corresDondentS who are enjoy ing vacation while court is ad- journed until Tuesday. felt flattered at the suspicion for the reason, they claimed. it proved that they must have the reputation of liking to work so much that they would climb up a flagpole in the middle of the night in order to have subject to write upon the following day. Such a reputation, it was unanimously agreed, was un- deserved
 Restaurants. rOoming houses and soft drink emporiums are preparing for busy week beginning Tuesday. when the third jury panel of 800 names will be returnable. With the defendants, attorneys and witnesses who are attending the sessions of court in the deportation cases. it is, expected 750 visitors will be in Tomb stone on Tuesday.
 With l2. talesmen already passed in the jury box, the examination of jury men for the trial of H. E. WOotton. Bisbee hardware merchants. first of the 216 defendants to be brought to trial, will bs resumed at ? o'clock Tuesday afternoon. The panel bring; the total number of names drawn for jury examination in the Wootton case |, to 756. It is expected that another week will be required to secure q | jury and start the actual trial of the Wootton case. The trial. judging from the mass of evidence which both prosecution and defense have intimat- ed will be introduced will probably last from four to ten weeks.