The log cabin Democrat., 1922-01-03

HE LOG CABIN l legged accomplice, Glenn Stephens, the evidence against him was circum- stantial. Haskins at all times stren- uously denied any connection with the crime and introduced testimony to prove that he was in another part of town when the robbery occurred. The | first two trials resulted in a failure | of the jury to agree and on the third trial he was convicted. On appeal to the supreme court, however, the con- viction was reversed and the case re- manded for another trial R. B. Haskins, father of the young man, said today that the action of his son was by no means intended as a confession of guilt. eve had been assured by Judge Clark that the sen- tence would be indefinitely suspended during the boys good behavior, and to avoid the terrible anxiety and ex- pense of another trial we thought this the best thing to do," he said. Our confidence in our boys innocence of the charge is the same now as it has always been."
 Glen Stephens, who confessed to participation in the robbery, entered plea of guilty at the last July term of court and sentence was suspended by the court during the defendants good behavior
 The docket in detail to noon today is as follows
 Civil Docket.
 Conway and Palarm road District vs. c. T. Cazort, case passed for the term pending settlement.
 G. T. Cazort vs. J. W. Lawrence. case reset for July 10.
 School District No. 20 vs. R. E. Flowers and T. J. Bullion, continued for the term as to T. J. Bullion.
 Frauenthal X Schwarz vs. L. Aus ley, judgment for plaintiff for prop erty in controversy and property in possession of the defendant; judg- ment against the defendant for all costs.
 cott-Mayer Commission Company vs. J. M. Dickens, settled and dis missed at cost of the plaintiff.
 Little Rock Bottling Works vs. J. A. Summers, motion to dismiss ap- peal filed
 Edna Harrison vs. G. c. and Mary Steed, reset by agreement for second 
 II. Bauer 1s. W. N. Brady ct al. original note filed; judgment for plaintiff for $2G0 with six per cent from December }, 1921.
 American Standard Jewelry Com pany ys. George Joseph, settled and 
 Frauenthal & Schwarz vs. J. L. appeal dismissed.
 Arthur Poe vs. Citizens Ice & Fuel answer to amended com plaint filed
 Pierce Oil Corporation vs. P. J. Lewelling Construction Company, judgment for plaintiff for $39933 against P. J. Lewelling and against B. H. Dudley, M. Stebbins and P. J. Lewelling as bondsmen on dissolving bond; if not paid within 15 days by defendants Stebbins, Dudley and Lew cling, the property is ordered de- livered to the sheriff of Faulkner county, and said sheriff ordered to sell same as provided by law and re- port on first day next court.
 B. F. Goodrich Rubber Company vs. R. NJ. Brown, Oliver Construction Company, garnishee, time given to Tuesday to file pleading to interven- tion and reply to answer of garnishee; reply to garnishee's answer to require file exhibits and motion to dismiss if not filed; judgment for plaintiff against R. M. Brown for $790.24 to bear six per cent interest; motion sustained and interyenor granted until second Monday.
 J. r. Jones vs. Oliver Construction Company, cause settled and dismissed.
 & G. Smith vs. Joe Hawkins. con tinued for want of service.
 Roy E. Foster vs. Edwin E. Fulks, dismissed in vacation
 Simpson-Douglass Machinery Com pany ys. Mace Loveless, jury trial, verdict for defendant.
 Cooper Dickinson Grocer Company vs. J. P, Gwatney, verified, itemized statement of account filed; judgment for plaintiff for $185.45 with interest at six per cent from April 3, 1920.
 R. F. Spencer vs. G. E. Owen, de- murrer filed; answer filed.
 James W. Lange, eX parte, petition dismissed.
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