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I wik ear rlly an niy. la trt fta'a JnlftMai itl art ft II. ftra aftftJtllao wblek ara a. lutaly iriiiftry for avocvaa ta kaiaai Ufa. (teoftllr treft la thl af aa-a la tk Ufa. ktaat aaUarkt7. Udatd, a4 4taer4at. to Uac kaeao wkaro tka wcwftaa at tea b4v4 WkrtB4T. Tftrtllallo cfckral. Loa ABftloa. Altamay raa ootaart4 thraa Uma imui ika au.ation ftf lha onurt. aay. In that ! 444RW4 dl4VJ. "a. lboi!i Maaiijfy uaoeaftrkNiaiy. tft ta tfiraia ta Ika Juror tfcft ftort ftf ftftawar la k raturftod.. Tba oompiftuit aUrci4 a(JRat Udlract aUona. Tba 4putf ftaalatftat 4latrte ftitftmay trt4 bard ! 4tua.uaJlfy L. Uytaa nv ftactaj ombaala o Ma Utmal that ka ka4 aa emmtom riftr4tn tba eaoao af tha 4troctioa, f IS Ttmaa ftft4 try lac I kftva htm flatly UU that ka fariB4 tkla opIdIoh from ftartwoal tft- Ikac kaesa wkaro thai Tfc 4-l eajn aftar W altar I watlftUo. Tba Juror taalalad that ka of It la of U4dJv. I rratnptoa bad aut4 that ka b414 aot think that ka had mad 4 a pr- lOaT Ckaraartar. Aak ralltv K. vond alaofial In v.f t . . I In. MnHln ihm faaa if ir'r ! f raaacO doubt, t. ftftaw tft PftTia j,nwm f cjty. aaow, 1 1.-4 ikb BB4 I old Judta Borftwaii. in i .i. v. anawar t a'tona prapuBdd by Jbloi. I Ml(1 -bul t vaa draw a th ara by cur- w - .... i a . avAultt- If aalanaa I . . . . . . . . . . . . aavaL TUl I 4.-t i... .... I um -- i iony ajona. 4 lormao a camcinaio-a aaya JO. I aa 4 ftaaw. j ooulda t tall I . . tha 4fidafit a fair tnat I . .w . . . a, w4vv'b)bi'-'v a a a wiu wa mamm. a aaam a narm. A B wbi train I t.,An lia rd wall wava4 rramptoa) 10 a I .kl. r...i i. tti. . . I 4V-kka ft M W UIIV Vllftiaaaja; B ww ftftr- doat aka rplla, -Oh. I haa I dddd y- . aak v if h wu a rar drlv in o'clock and aha till atar dlanar- atV4h'41 aula ftk a m . . I ' - . V'UM ft TVUftt W UlifJ tftl V UfkkOftJV Tl HP I T . . rrP, Ti-ifc i iq th Jury bo ftna ftoaouaeaa io-i ..iw . ,,h irt,.t,. I dkla. Waaiu U ana anau lau yoa ana i,i knew I B. 4actalaa on tba da- M M-L,7:r-'IT. .T Ii la tni-at at tha yat 4-araapa abo il a tba 11 1 and r.Ba. a rhallraaa Ifttar. Pftrrow a u-1 1.,,., - - " I Retort ktrd and 4 parbap tko 1:14, foaalbly aot till 1:44.1 .n. .nm r.. i nuahad aa ba aroa I . . . I h. th. -it a 1 Me atporianoo for th frland aba'a B01B4T ta vUlL lan't It? But wa'ra all bad that kind ftf ftorat. TU t tba ii:4t tr I taa gat around." ah viitoft, out u not i ll foni aw tha 1:14. If Mia that HI coma at T:4 aura. Wv drtraa t thrao train ta ono day. tot two apaelaj naala for her and had bar pat off coming until tha next day I aaa iter to oomo orar and spend tha evening. Trn aura I eaa't toll." ehe'll aay. at It o'clock In th morning. "I don't know ror aura Joat what 1 11 -do. Bat I'll toll you. if I can coma I'll bo thara by l:li and If I'm not ther by that time don't wait for me." And w atay at homo and wait for her until too lata to make any other arrangement and aha do n't come arter all. Tba only way to do with ouch people la never-a nek them again. They hav no eonalderfttlon for other,' and no re poet for their own Judgment Children r annoyed 'to the point of Irntatloa and exaaperated to anger by tha tndeelalon of their mother. "Mother, may I go over to Jennie Brown' thl Afternoon? She want mi" ' "Oh. I don't know. Don't bectn at t o'clock In the morning to aak ma what 4Wftea..6 thl afternoon." a 1 " D'ARROYV LOSES IN : CLASH WITH JUDGE OVER VENIREMEN lit I i (Continued from Page One.) - auaatlonod men the defense challenged n one way and man '.that tha tat 4 rhall.na-ad in another. Much bitter i feeling ha alrandy been engendered In j lengea himself. I tha caaa and froauent cUshea are eer-l 'Thare cannot be two kind of law J tain from now on. . ., Ihere," h eald, "one for the state and . Z Declare Booldon Vafalv. 7 Aftar tha decision -against htm. Dar- 'i row conferred with Leoompte Davis and "i hi other associate, but did not come to anv eonclus on regaramg tneir ru- ' lure nollcr. Darrow openly charac- ; terlsed the 'decision aa unfair and lndl-l cated plainly that should Mcaamara .. ti a. ft. 14 I finally DO convioteo no aia not wuf that the verdict would stand. Darrow then asked that the state ex- amino SYamntan and Winter for cause. Fredericks announoed that they wourd i not Question either man but would pass feet In an Instant "Are we to understand that the state ' BMRfi thrsa men . without examlna- tlnnf" ha demanded. - ! " we nave examinea mem. anawcreui Fredericks. to hi feet' la ola, nara ion. demanded ImmodUt action. rata Tadge oa Baoord. ' T ask that this challenge and the ehalleag wa have Intorpoaod against Venireman Winter be passed opoa by thl court now. X am going to make the record show this." "There Is no occasion for that re mark." rebuked the court but Darrow held fast and In slow-deliberate tone. mad bl position clear. "W aak that tha court now pesa up on the challengea wa have Interposed against Mr. Winter and Mr. Frampton. Neither of th?m, in my opinion, should b kept In the Jury box for a minute. I object to their mixing with the other Jurors." . Judge Bordwell. without hesitation, met the Issue: "Mr. Darrow, these challenges will be passed upon tomorrow morning. "Then we will refuse to go on," de fiantly declared the chief counsel for the accused, man. T Intend to have thl record completed." i Befena Blaolosea Position. - AoDarently D!trict Attorney Fred- sticks did not understand the position taken by Darrow, as he said he did not see whst Darrow had to do with aaytng whether he would go on or not But Darrow quickly made It plain that they would read their refusal to proceed In to the record, and then when compelled by the court .to proceed, as they knew they would be, have the record show that they did so under protest which would be a most Important point should It ever be necessary to ' have the re sult of this trial reviewed by an ap pellate court , ' . . "We are ' making . thl . record." said Darrow to the court "and; we want It to ahow that we refused to go on be- ..... . ja Mil Irnnw 'whit ti-4 lltvnrfl one for the defenae. We admit that who are possible Juror In the box. sUte ha tha rlrht to take advanUg of th waiver of th defense and the defenae cannot be permitted to use ft ohalleng of thl aort aa a saver of Ua peremptory challenge." Attorney Bcott answered Horton with extreme blttkrnesa. He declared that the district attorney had, by having tne court ask the- veniremen whether they opposed capital punishment, re versed the order of presenting chsi- Wiaconaln are) raoelly farmara. "Did you ever talk about this case with person who are familiar with the effect of a gaa explosion H . "Not that t remember anything about" Horton asked the Juror If he had not talked with people about the effect of gaa and had not aald ao yesterday, but he aald Aa had not and that there must have bean a mistake, aa ha had no rec ollection of ever dlecuaslng th ex- plosive force of gaa with anybody. "Ia there a feeling of belief la your mind that McNamara la Innocent!" "I presume any man innocent until he i proven guilty." CTkaUeaged for Blaa. Th atate finally challenged Lea for actual blaa and for cause, insisting that he had Indicated aa opinion against th dynamite theory upon which the entire stats' case rested, and Judge Bordwell questioned him. Lee failed to catch the court'a first Question and Bordwell asked him If he were hard of hearing. "I am a little," he replied. "How long ha that oondltlon exist ed V demanded the court, and Darrow waa on his feet In an Instant "I object to the court' asking ques tions In thl manner," said Darrow. ;'Your honor, .thl man haa heard all of the questions put to him by the at torney on both aide and the fact that he failed to catch your flrat question should not be eeiied on aa a cause for disqualifying thla man." "Objection overruled," said ' th court, and an exohange between the attorneys followed. Darrow finally anapplng out: "If Catholicism and not Christian Science that I the matter In this In stance." ' ' i ' Bordwell Xebnxe S arrow. Judge Bordwell rebuked Darrow and Grr Stag, ft rraitfead kie af M4ra4. ta a tn ta tft tiy, ft pw at ike rnvk4. C M . a rraiilaa( ke4i f aVMllt ftftd wife a nu4 la tk fliy. gvkate at lae rvcitaad. V. ft Merit. C C Taaaf ead F4 B Carta. aaiaaa e aa4 raftiututft af NVw Talk, era la Ik eJiy far ft fi Aaya, guta at k l"riC rraak raliaa). th kaaker af Aa4rta. aa4 wife, ara tuiuag u Ue cliy. gtMa l tka rwnlaad. Joka Twoky. wk ka ka vWlttag ta Call for La far Ika rl aareral Mya. baa ratarftad ad baa agl ! ftp kia kn at Ike rartlaad kii. IL J. Miliar. koft grawac ftf A a rare. la ft bninaa vtsitar la tk rliy. a ru4( ai lha rortlaad. Mr. L. ft Tbftinaa. wife af Ika wail known capitalist aad praaaeter of Hal ft ia r. and Kaaaatfc Flak are vlautag ta mum nitit . I tha lartlaaa. w - A. IL Wright ft larobrn ftf uttn. Waalk. and wife are vuuiag ia ii dtv. suta at the arro. Joftapb Edaoo, a toekmea or uni and wife are apandlag a few day Ift tba fHtr. aaeeta at tb Beward. W. O. Da via, a rrait grower ftf ooiaaa viaiior ift tk iy, ard. uabtar Aaala. are from Beatrice, rfabs. Thr ara neat at the Seward. IL B. Oouid. a member or ue nanny by that aame la New Yerk, arvd wife paaaad throngn tne cny yeaiaroay their war tft California. Tby reglatered at tba Seward from Bafrale, W. R. Skey and A. w. ftfaojuorao4ai. railroad mea of Spokane, ara btiadnaaal visitors la the city, gueet at the Cor- nallua O. M. Washburn, ft merchant of Bcap- Dooee. OT la ft buslnaa visitor la the city. guest at the Cornallua. Charlee Summervuie, aa orcnardiet of Hood River, aad wife are vlalting ta . tha city, gueata at th Coraailua. Judxa J. C Moreiana, cierx or tne aupreme court, and wife are up from Salem on ft brief vlalt fuU at the! Cornallua a. n. Small, ft newspaper mta or Baker, and wife are vUltlng la the city. truest at the Carlton. A. P. Johnson, a mercnant or lorvej- lls, la a business visitor In th city, guest at the Carlton. H. F. Jeonsted, lumberman of Carl ton. Or., and wife are spending a few daya In toe city, gueaia at tne uaruon. R. Johnston ana wire or romeroy. Wash., are visiting In the city, guests at the Bowers. W. H. AbeL the Montesano attorney. la a business visitor In the city, a guest at the Bowers, I R. Flagg ox Bpoasna ia spending a few days in the city, a guest at the Bowers. Cecil Jeffrey of Perth, Australia, ta visitor in tne city, a guest at the Rowers. Oeorae V. O Connor, the well known railroad man of Corvallia, la a business visitor In th city, a guest at th Im perial. W. F. Thompson, a mining operator of Fairbanks, Alaska, ia a business vie ws are desperately desirous of getting both of these men off this Jury, because tney are plainly not fair minded men. We don't want a trial , with that kind of a Jury, even though these men-say they would not hang on circumstantial evidence." v.... v . An extended legal argument on the new challenge waa then begun. Judge Bordwell : finally reserved decision on Winter' and Frampton' challenge un til Monday and recess waa taken until that time. BITTER FEELING CAUSED BY RULING MADE BY THE PRESIDING JUDGE IN CASE "You certainly have not," declared Darrow angrily. "Your honor." a&ked Fredericks, "did we not .examine both these men 7 BOolare tTudf Mistaken. ' "I consider that you did." said th court .' "Your honor Is mistaken." broke In Darrow, 'We examined both of these men and ; It was understood that the state's examination .was deferred until our challenge was disposed ot." ""Why, we examined them In resisting tie challenge," explained Fredericks; "That - waa what I supposed." : said Judge Bordwell, . . , s w "Well I Just want thla record to show what happened here,", aald Dar row, and Fredericks replied: ' ; - "Oh, well, I suppose we can examine them,"- and he asked both men a ques tion or two, and then announced that they 'Were passed by the state. ' Cnallear Zs Benewed. Attorney Davis quickly took advant age of the opportunity to question both men on re-dtrect and elicited from. them that they would not - qon vlct on cir cumstantial" alone where the death pen alty would result The defense then renewed their challenge against both men for' Implied blaa, and the state re acted bitterly, ; Morten argued that this - ehalleag came too late and must be overruled. i, "The defendant cannot possibly ba Injured." he aald, "because either of the?a men would 'liot vote to hang a maa on circumstantial evidence. The ftJnlUd Fres Leased W!r. Los Angeles, Oat. - 3. With the record showing that the defense of James B. McNamara, on trial for hi life on the charg of "murder in con nection with the destruction of the Los Angelea Times ; building on October. 1, 1910, waa- forced to proceed after de claring that McNamara 'a constitutional right had been and were belna- disre garded ty Judge Bordwell. th ' trial waa resumed today with both sides in a fighting mood..--- ..''.''.: .i--;, i The state immediately started out to disqualify T. J. Lee, passed by the de fense shortly before adjournment last night after he had said that he had no opinion in th case, but waa "aomewhat" opposed to labor union because they believe, ta the strike. " He is of Irish descent, a member of the Knights of Columbus, of which Joseph Scott aa' sociate counsel ior tne defense, is a prominent officer. Lee. however, said that ne knew Scott only bv reoutation. Deputy District Attorney Horton, how ever, tried to disqualify him because he had admitted that he aeveral times inspected the scene of the disaster and was not satisfied that either dynamite or gaa caused the disaster. . : . Barrow Boused by Jadga. ' The break between Darrow and the court cam lat yesterday, but the storm cloud bad been gathering for peveral daya. . The defense ba - been shifting uneasily under what they have privately characterized as a subtle at tempt by . the court to qualify .venire men whom they have tried te eliminate. and this we cannot do until our chal- lenrea are passed upon by the court It la fair to ua to know what kind of men will "have to be stricken off by peremptory challenges - and what kind will be stricken off . by the- court The code and the decisions of the supreme court uphold u In thla- position." " ZMnitd by tk tTu'dgft. District Attorney , Fredericks object ed to the attitude of the counsel for the defense and suggested that if they did not want to continue th examin ation of" veniremen the court would be I within. Ua rights in doing so m person. But Darrow had .made hi point and was ; satisfied. . He renewed his motion for an immediate ruling; it wa prompt ly refused, then he had his exception i noted and the fact that be was pro ceeding, by order or tne court Darrow tried to call the attention of Judge Bordwell to Winter's answers, where he aald that It would . expect McNamara to prove hla innocence, and to Frampton' statement that he be lieved McNamara guilty beyond a reas onable: doubt but Judge Bordwell said it waa, not necessary, and Darrow pro ceeded to examine ' Lee, finally passing him for cause after he had explained that he knew - considerable ' about the action ..of dynamite, . that he had no opinion regarding the cause c of the Times destruction, and - no opinion whether McNamara were guilty or not Tha state challenged Rush soon af ter races because of his opposition to the death penalty and he was finally ex cused. ." . - , , ' Can-Mat does Free. Jamea B. McNamara waa well pleaaed when he arrived In court today. He and hi brother John J. McNamara have been sharing their cell with Charlee F. Reynolds, accused of having murdered his wife. He was acquitted lat Jaat night and both McNamara accepted thla aa a happy omen. Reynold left them this morning after wishing them sll manner of success. He told them that his brother-in-law had threatened him. should he be acquitted, but be an ticipated ip trouble, Reynold' defenae waa that be had killed kia wife la elf defenae. - Judge Bordwell deferred hi ruling on tne winter and Frampton challenges until Deputy District Attorney Horton could complete hi Interrogation of Lee, I leasantM enencml GentloanAEffGctiYG, CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. : in tfiQ Circle, on everiy Package of tlio Genuine. DO NOT LET ANY DEALER DECEIVE YOU, SYRUP OF FIGS AND tUXIR OF SENNA HAS GIVEN ' UNIVERSAL SATISFACTION FOR MORE THAN THIRTY YEARS PAST. 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