Grand Forks herald., 1922-02-22
JURY MAY GET
GUNNER CASE
LATE THURSDAY
Seventeen State Witnesses
Lied, GUNNER and Andy
Brown Declare. . N I.
Arguments of Attorneys and
Courts Charge Remain
ing Features \.

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Inc 1ummer murucr caee WIN
not be in the hands OF the Jury
before six O'Clock Thursday even.$
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Attofneys, VIII pee1n tndf af6a-
ments at ten O'Clock Thursday +.
morning. when f,ourt rer,onveneas
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~s "s '1's' nlnes VI $500
Attorney Green, and It VIII t4n0
up to S O'Clock or lstor to on.
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CoOley's charge to the jury.
States Attorney Green = COM
sidernbiy improved tonight axd
there seems NO doubt no. he win
De aDie 10 continue tne $50
1nutoay. ne s expcc1eo % nke
u Iesst tnfeo hours ana 0aaIf
a9r s,1 nus Gpenns % arsament ana
aDout an nour 10 answer txse o.
tense, 90 ne faces quite m ORDEAL
II was the danger OF cotiaPse n
TINS !ong gr1no yesduS tna8
loeo nus pnysaGaan 70 Keep MN
away Irom the court mousse -
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A W. .oAe s"o /" ve nou.o y
present ms case ana tnat - expecteo
fensa CIaira Br;crner aci.tS,
With Judre barnett NAV nre.ent .o,,,a
arrnments. hut this Vas not a ~.
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t1peuutAeson ana pubic so1a5llQss
matters SO graye as these nat tlsiit4s
that n 10 not amiss tn 'haiTgSfs1s' I'm
to one phase of the case. WAIT Until
GUNNER has come through the cro6HS
examination ordeal, was the advice of
those who took matters calmly u
reserved opinion until the evidAncA
, was in. GUNNER, has como st1ar0qf1
that ordeal, but not so web ~ The;
safety of his case demandsds
the attitude the public has
the last two days, and the pubic
not been backward in Expressing -
opinion. g F's'1is ~ 1''
F.. GUNNER Is tInsolent.
The public now saws that GUNNER
did much on the stand Monday7morn-
ing tn yery materially ieopardize his
case.
When he stepped to the witness
chair, he was not at ease and he was
t;on He a++it,,Sa uos one ~ -.
so,a,o . .ou,ard ~ $685. e.+n,,,.,,
onS he nars;sta, y, - thnonphn,,t ~.
,an1 o,,ast;o-;na ,> .
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hours =, +.,a n,o-,inr .as so-
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noou end - hu fan +ha eres+ ma
;nr;+v a. tha ,,,es+;nns Gnn,1ne-A .,t,,.,.
rave an evasive answer or trsed to
,,.;.L Lttas
argue Win Inc attorney
Evaded Issues. gs
He sat in the witness chair staring
coldiv and continuously af Mr. Green
His face. yerv pale when he was called
to the stand was flushed with an nm
natural red under the fire OF cues
tions. and his lps curled. again and
again. into a peculiar leerinr smile.
That smile came to his face especial-
ly when he gave a definite answer to
the attorney. Very frequently before
he could answer. he had to moisten
his Inns with his tongue.
I Mr. ir Green asked EDS him manv oues-
tons which required q direct ssyes"
or mo" answer. but not once did he
give such an answer. During the
greater part OF the time he appeared