Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-19
MURDER TRIAL
PLACES B 0 Y 5
ON The STAND
(special to The Dispatchl

waited up Gilman at the time he was
shot. He testified that death was
caused by hcmmorhage from the re-
suit OF q bullet which entered between
| the ninth and tenth ribs, and coursed
downward passing entirely through
! the body, ana coming out in the back,
Approximately two inches below the
point of entry. According to the doc
TOR, young Gilman was q perfect speci-
man Of manhood, being about six feet
tall, and weighing around 180 pounds.
| After the direct and cross examination
DR.. BledsOe was excused to return to
his practice.
George w. Harris, Is year old boy
from Lowell, was the next states wit
ness summoned Young Harris accom-
panied by Blanche Lambert, Ollie.
Mincer and Fay Carlisle attended the
dance at the park in Warren on the
evening Gilmen met his death. Alex
ander Murray attorney for the de-
/ fendant, endeavored to bring out the
fact that Harris had threatened Ash
by, on the ride to Che park that eve
ming, but Harris denied it. According
to the witness after arriving at the
park he danced several dances and
then returned to the car accompanied
by Miss Carlisle While they were sit
ting in the car Ollie Mincer, Bud
Gilman and Jack Landrum, all made
trip out to tell him that Elvis was
looking for him, he testified. Finally
he went back into the park and upon
meeting the defendant, they went aside
to have it out. Harris did not seem
to be able to remember the exact
words that were said before the shot
From Berkeley
Mrs. G. f. Davis,S of Berkeley, is
tc be the guest of Mrs j. W. Light
former resident of Douglas.
To Tombstone
Miss Mary McDonaugh, Miss Car.
men Larson and Miss Mary Benson
are among those who have gone to
Tombstone to work at the county
court house.
In EI PasO
Miss Edillnira Garcia, formerly Of
the Sonora Mercantile company, has
gone to El Paso to spend her vacation.
While in Ell Paso she will be guest
Of the Loretta family. who are form
er residents Of Douglas.
From Tucson
A. L. Slonaker, graduate manager
at the University of Arizona, was III
Douglas Wednesday attending to busi-
ness matters connected with his Of
fice Ie returned to the oId pueblo
Thursday morning.
New Students
Louis Maxon, of Ocean City, New
Jersey, and Orville Harawary of No
gales, Arizona are planning to enter
the Douglas high school this Septem-
ber. Both boys will be members of
the Senior class
From FL PasO
Mrs. H. Schleuning is in Douglas
fer time from her home in FL
Peso. Mr.. Schleuning is making his
headquarters here for the present
time and she came from the pass
city to be here for one week.
Jury Service
L. r. Hancock, of the advertising
department OF the Douglas Daily Dis
patch, has been summoned TO serve
on the jury at Tombstone Hancock
has been in the county seat for
several days this past week and will
probably be there during next week
To Tucson
Miss Inez Lemons, who has beell
in Douglas for several months as
the guests Of relatives has returned
] to her home in Tucson. Miss Lemons
| formerly made her home here, having
attended the Douglas high school and
graduated with the class of '25.
Bark Picnic
/ The employees of the Bank of Doug
IS wilt eniov an annual picnic at
Berner's resort in Ramsey canyon
j Saturday and Sunday. They will
motor to the resort Saturday after
neon. returning to their homes here
/ Sunday evening.
/ To School on Coast.
I1dIIy OeIu1O ID pldt1Lll1lS O14 CI1ICl
ing the Santa Barbara high school
this month Demo was a member
of the Junior class and would have
graduated next May from Douglas
high school.
In North
r. L. Hoyal, with j. G.. Lindley,
of Clifton, has gone to the Grand
canyon, Flagstaff and other points
of interest in the northern part OF
the state They are making tho
trip by motor and will remain i'll
that section of the state for tWo
weeks, Mrs. Lindley is visiting in
Douglas as the house guesc of Mrs
Hoyal.