Morning enterprise. (Oregon City, Or.) 1911-1933, October 10, 1911, Page 4, Image 4

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    MORNING ENTERPRISE, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1911.
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By f. a. Nirrcna.
Coprrlcht by A!tMrtca rraaa Awm
ciaifcM. ISO.
la taa dra of alrry Cooai Aa
gvattu Pkard, a LoulaUaa plaater.
had altervatioa wtta a neighbor
about th bound ry Una Ww th
tw plantation. Tb neighbor. SUaa
Green, a outbrniaed Yaakr used
offeaaiv language to th colonel, who
kicked bim out of hla boua., Greea
eoed htm for assault, and on of th
defendant1 alar, . Mart Antony by
nam, baring area tb fracaa. was th
principal wttaeaa. He a aleriT
looking old chap, ami th lawyer
feared that ha dhl at bar Intelligence
aaffldent to glT aa account of what
bo bad aw, Th lawyer for th de
fena. aot wbhlnjc to draw out all tb
darby bad to toll, aaked him bat a few
qaeatioa. toea turned bloa Tr to tb
coanaei for tbo plaintiff.
"Mark Antony aald tbo lawyer. Mo
yoo. know what It Is to atat anything
befor this court that la mot tru or to
keep back anything- that yoo knowr
Do I know datr
"Tea. V yon ndratan4 what It
MM, aad tbo paaJahaMtttr
"I reckon dat would meaa In de
foa placo do aameVlf I aahl do moon
, war made o eh when I know'd it
war mado o' bra. And do aeoood
part would bo do aame'a If I aor Mis
tab Green draw a knife on my mars'
aad didnt aay nothln' at all about It,"
A amllo passed, ow tbo face of tbo
jodg. tbo Jury aad tbo apectator.
Tbo lawyer abowed embarrassment.
"Do you know tbo punishment at
tached to perjury T
"Perjury? Is dat If Mtetah Green
blacker a rd Cannol Ptca'd behind his
backf -
Another
"Well. tape fo e(T fh Jury wiir
that boot wat with referenda to Mr
Green."
. -Mlstab Green waa aettla on It
"Sitting on Itr
"Toa. aah; bo waa aettla on It In do
alr-
Do you mean to aay you doat knowv j
to whom tbo boot beionjredr
"Dont know notUn' 'bout dat, aah.'
Tell tbo Jury bow It waa that you
could aee tbo boot, yet coukl not a
tbo owner
"Well, aah, do atepe lead In down to
do drlToway are on do aid ob do r
Vry. 1 was look In aidewaya. I rvuldnl
see whoa foot dat boot waa on wtd-
out lookla froo do aWlo o' do boo."
Tbo counsel for tbo plaintiff gar np
trying to Ulyntltr tbo assaulter by
ateaaa of Mark Antony aad rested hta
eaa. Tbo defendant' counsel merely
auted that, whtlo It had been proTed
that aa assault on tbo person of Green
had been committed, no proof had been
adduced that his client had mado the
assault.
The Judx Instructed the Jury that if
they considered that It had been
pro red that rtcard aasaulted Or
they were to' Bad for th plaintiff; If
not. for they defendant. They found
for tbo defendant.
"To Donah." said Colonel rvard.'
"will yo to food enough, aah, to per
mit mo to pay tbo ccts In this case
and a line cf J 10? I regyad It a cheap
price to pay fo tbo prtTllege of baring
kicked tbo pJaintlfr out of my house."
Tbo cas U closed." replied tbo
Judxo.
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Greatest-Offer.
passed
REVERSIBLE BLOUSL
It May B Worn
Eithw Side Out.
A
rlpplo of smiles
through the coartrooaa.'
"No. Perjury at telUns an untruth
and not teUina- all you know after be-1
tag sworn. State what yon saw on
Juno 16 last at Colood Plcard's home.
"Mark." tbo defendant spoke up.
"tell It all. I'm not ashamed of what
I did. Don't keep aaythln back."
Thus reassured. Mark rare aa ac
count of the fray. - -i
"Well, aah. on dat attemoon Mlstab
Green be com to de plantation"
"What plantation T
"On plantation, of co'se. To' dont
suppose Cunnel Plca'd would po aay
wha to meet a specame ob de po
whit trash? Mlstab Green he come
to de plaatatioo. and I was -waitia at
do do with do bosses and carriage to
drlT do cunnel out fo" de mawaia'
Inspection. Mists h Green and de cun
neJ was la do runnel's oAis risht off
do trailer aad de winder war up. 1 1
beam 'em talkln. I
"Mlstab Greea ww sayln to do run
mei dat de lino between de plantations
run right through de runnel's era "dial:
and do cannot say To mistake, sab:
do bound" ry line war laid down by de
au'Tey. sah. and I am sbo' It run
through yo gya'diu.' Den Mlstab
Green say, 'To lie. Cunnel Plca'd.' "
"This la what yoa beard. Xow ten
tbo Jury what yoa saw."
"What I sor? Why. when de po'
white man told oa of de fus gea'le
mea ob do souf dat he tied, wha yo
apec I sorf
"Go ou-
"I aor de po whit maa comln' fra
do do like de ball coula' out o d
cannon."
"Did yoo see Coloel Ptcard eject
almr
"I don know wha dat mesa, but
I didnt see it."
"Didnt sea PVard push, shore or
kirk Green out of the door?"
"No. aah; I dida't see dat."
"Wbrce was Colonel PVard wben
Mr. Green came through the doorT
"Dont know, aah."
"TJUlnl yen see Urn or aay part of
almr
-No. taV"
"Waat did you see beside Mr
Creenr
"Nottin but a boot"
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