Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-02-23
9. Who is Mr.. Craig,

league in North Dakota?
A. Yes. =.
@. And when did you first discuss
1t with Mr.. Craig?
A. It was about the time I left for
the trip.
@. Did you discuss it or talk to
him about it before you left on your
A. Yes, sir.
@. BY telephone or otherwise?
A. Otherwise.
@. Personally?
A. Yes. sir.
@. Where?
A. Fargo.
Q. And was your trip down there
IN accordance with his desires also?
A. Partly.
g. In any event he concurred in
the object of the trip?
a.. Partly, is all.
o.: Well. was there any substantial
conflict between you and him as to
what the object of the trip would be-?
A. No, sir.
Q. You left then for Florida from
Fargo?
A. From Bismarck.
9. But b. STOPPED of at Fargo?
that time.
G. You had seen him at Fargo and
came back to Bismarck and then left
from Bismarck?
A. Yes, sir.
@. Well. who had suggested that
body?
A. I think that he told me over
the telephone that he wanted to see
@. He had first called you up over
the telephone?
A. l believe so. yes.
q. And had asked you to come to
Fargo?
A. Yes, sir
@. You went down to Fargo and
discussed the matter with him?
A. Yes, sir. ,e
q. And then you came back to
Bismarck? =
A. Yes, sir. :
Q. And then discussed it with Mr.,
Cathro?
A. I simply told him I was going
to be away for a few days.
q. You didn't tell him where you
were going?
Didn't Give Reason.
"A. I might have told him where
was going, but 1 didn't tell him
what for.
9. Then you left Bismarck for
Miami, Florida? !,
A. Yes, sir.
Q. Now, when you got to Florida,
at Miami, who did you sec there, Mr.,
McAneney? -
A. I saw MI. Waters.
9. Mr.. J.. r. Waters? .
A. Yes, sir.
Dakota?
A. Mr.. Brinton.
O .Anvh06u nlo0 fpo~ N1~kh To
kota?
A. I think not.
q. Did you see our old friend
Alex. Mckenzie down there?
A. Yes, sir.
@. That is all Of the North Da.
kota people that you remember hav.
ing seen? .rf~
A. Yes, sir, aside from Mrs. Wa.
tiers and Mrs. Brinton, of our
there. Mr.. McAneney?
A. l stopped at the Tamiami.
@. What name did you use in reg
istering at the hotel:
a. think l used my own name.
@. Did you register your owl
name at the hotel?
A. I thinkAso. l think 1 did.
:. Do y ss1 think 4: you did?
itTi. ~SGa3A ouA Ey0lAIC1xSk&&H IL1dL SOt
you did, might indicate tina
shyousaiaad sonic doubt as to whethe,
Tor not you did. Now, will you tel
us what 1T was that might raise
doubt in your mind as to whether O.
not you registered under your owl
name?
A. Well, 1 wasn't particular,
anxious that anyone know where
went.
Q. And as a matter of fact, didn'
you register dow there in the hote
under the name of-what is you
wife's family name?
A.. Murdick.
9. Was that the name?
A. That is my wife's family
@. Was that the name you used
A.. l told you I don't know. wheth
err l registered under any name bu
my own. although 1 might have ha,
it in mind, 1 will say that.
Not Sure.
!, @. And you went up to the clerl
, that morning that you arrived an,
asked whether or not there were an
, give?
A. Well, I don't remember.
! Q. What name vas :t-you sal
you had in mind that you didn't wan
anybody to know that you were dow,
there and that raises a doubt possibl
in your own mind as to whether o
In0t you registered your own name
Now. what name would you have reg
istered under II you had registere
t under an assumed name?
A. Well. hat would be prett
hard to tell, it might have been Jone
or something else.
! Mr.. Sullivan: Mr.. McAneney
: don't find that I have my notes o
: that here, and it is about adjourn
: ment time anyhow, and I would sue
gest that you sort Of think it owe
between nov and tomorrow mornin
: and I will try to find my notes on
and maybe I can refresh your mem
!. DRY ont At that time.
On motion Of Mr.. johnson Of Ware
seconded by Mr.. Ulland, adjournmer
taken until $3.50 a. m. February 2:
. 1921. +, .