Tombstone epitaph., 1920-02-15
PHASE OF
 DEPORTATION TRIALS
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 The disbursements to ta,osmen. ac- cording to Guy Eelch. county treas ] lre-. amount already t. mere thar s:Ia. Al first glance this may not I 5e1,r excessive, ai,oting. Is it does, 1. 5ou' s. tp each prospective juryman i .- travelling expenses and payment 2: ,he rate Of 8 day, but when II
 $ considered that of these sA0 men only abou: 100 have actually report ei 10 the court. and that the mum | Der of these who cid repcr; was cut i hall again by exemptions granted by he court within a shcr; time Of he opening of the session when they Te-e tc appear, the question CT cost takes another angle, and what have seemed a reasonable expendl.Gre at first glance becomes an almost ex- 1.bi.snt disbursement; when examin- ed closely
 sLooking al the problem again.
 rom the angle cf results actually ac- c0mpiished. tAe expenditure of that si5OO has resulted in putting only T. men on the jury. when 24 are re- luis!te. and this in the face Of the fact that as the case continues there is becoming apparent an increasing lack of desire on the part of pres Peciiye jurymen 10 serve. the ex- peEse 10 the county assumes gigan- tic proportions 4 fourth panel, con
 taining 400 names has been prepar- cd, with little hope on either side ,that the jury will be completed from
 among those listed on it.
 With the thought Of the cost Of
 the present trials comes, however.
 disconnectedly. but with some show
 0: reason nevertheless. the fact of
 the temporary retirement of F. \.
 French. county attorney. frcm his
 place as chief Of the prosecution and
 the taking up of that work by his successor. A. 4 Wor5ley, an attO- Eey of Tucson. Worsley's advent
 ccnes through something that has
 brought expressions of sympathy b
 -he county attorney from every side "a cancerCUs growth CT the side Ji his head which demands immet.aJ, and thorough attention French "i.l leave soon fer the Pacific coa... .ad hopes tc return in time to make he
 closing arguments in the Woo..-a
 case.
 Wo-s,ey's appearance in The aar2-- .a;ion tr.a's VII nc: ma.a s.s frs, connection with cases cf similar nature, or having their !act g,.1a ;n
 inc same sources. The ou;.4ndin :;
 features Of his practice in Arizona have been his connections with the radical element.
 One Of his lates; eases v-s his defense of George smith. formerly
 secreJa.y-,reasurer Of the State Fed
 eraJion Of Labor. when he "ss sec rejary-treasurer Of the Miners anion n the Globe Miami district; Smith was charged with having refused to ; fly an American flag above the Min : CTS hall in Globe early in 1918 Smith was busted consequently from ? the post of secretary-treasurer or the State Federation 0: Labor ari with him went Thomas Croft. pres!- dent of the organization.
 . Worsley also later defended Mex!-
 can rioters at Morenci, and for some time has been believed to be in the
 employ Of various labor organizations .s counsel. Whether he has paid
 any attention 10 the deportation cas- es is not known. 5u; in any event
 he can hardly have the experience
 and knowledge that has come b
 French as the result of years
 study and examination of the prob
 lems presented by the present ac-
 tions.