, 1925-01-10

emit Il told Dolan that he would not
do it,
Judge Lands: DO you remem-
Der hat conversational"
Mr.. Dolan: NO. I don't"
Judge Lands: you Just have no
recollection on THAR
MIR. Dolan: mo. I don't remem
Der hearing anything like that at
ALL"
Judge Lands: How long had
you known Sands?"
Mr.. Dolan: How long have ]
known him?''
Judge Lands: Yes"
Mr.. Dolan; "Just to speak to
him."
Judge Lands; How long?"
Mr.. Dolan: Since he has been
with the Philadelphia ball team"
Judge Lands: How long has
that been7"
Mr.. Dolan: II think he has been
there--I don't know whether IT
is two or three years. I could not
say right off hand"
Judge Lands: at has been two
or three years, has it,
Mr.. Dolan: II think 1t has"
Judge Lands: HAS he ever done
anything under your observation. or
have you ever heard OF his having
ever done anything that would make
YOU think that he would be the kind
Of a nan to make such a proposition
TOT"
Mr.. Dolan: What proposition d.
you mean?"
Judge Lands: soffering him $500
NOT TO Dear down TOO hard against
vou?'
Mr.. polan: "As I say. I knew
him two or three years"
Judge Lands: Men get pretty
well acquainted in two or three
| years. Have you ever heard any
thing about him that would lead You
to think that he would fall for any
such thing?'
Mr.. Dolan. rAs to offer him
money!"
Judge Lands; TIES"
Mr.. Dolan. I'm what vay7"
Judge Lands. "Just as we have
been talking here?"
MT. lOlt4As Nv
Judge Lands: I'VE are still talk
'ng about this thing here"
Mr.. Doian; II don't think he
would"
Judge Lands: Where about was
| New York in the pennart race at
| the beginning Of last Saturdays
game? How close were you to a
pennantf'
Mr.. Dolan: Last Saturday."
Judge lands: .'Thnt IS. the first
Philadelphia game"
Mr.. Dolan: IT think we were a
game and a half or a game and a
point or something Ike that,
ahead"
Judge Lands: Ibid not Saturdays
victory over Philadelphia oinch the
pennant for the Giants7'
Mr.. Dolan: Yes, that is II Brook
Judge Lands We'll, Brooklyn
lost"
Mr.. Dolan: Yes. Sir"
Judge Lands: "And New York
won against Philadelphia"
Mr.. Dolan: Eyes. Sir"
Judge Lands: "And that cinched
the pennantf"
Mr.. Dolan: Eyes. Sir"
Judge Lands: Before this con-
v~ersation that Mr.. O'Connell has
told about, and which l have repeat
ed to you. and which you have heard
from him. In part at least, did you
have any talk with anybody about
the general subject
Mr.. Dolsn: Not that I can re
member about It"
Judge Lands: After o'Connell
came back TO the bench did you
have a talk with anybody about
thisr"
Mr.. Dolan. "Just what are you re
ferring TOT"
Judge Lands; "rhi, subject OF
talking with Sands"
Mr.. Dolsn. mo Sir
Judge lands: did you have any
talk with any member OF the team7'
Mr.. Dolan: Not that ! can re-
member"
Judge Lands: And you cannot
remember having a talk with any
member of the team or anybody con
nected with the team about that
particular subject before this con.
versation that o'connell tells me
about7"
Mr.. Dolan: Not that 7 can re.
member. Judge"
Judge Lands: Have yoit any
idea In your mind why O'Conneli
would tell me this II IT had not hap
pened7"
Mr.. Dolan: "I don't know. I IAN.
not recall any conversation like
that"
Judge lands: He seems to be In
his right mind. doesn't heT"