Daily capital journal., October 21, 1909, Page PAGE FOUR, Image 4

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DAILY CAPITA! JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, TUUIlflDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1009.
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ARSTEL
TRIAL IS
ON TODAY
Sherif Minto Says the Man Is
Idiotic Rather Than In
sane Evidence Is
Convincing.
Somo now sensations were intro
duced In the Louis Arstet trial thli
morning, which began at 9 e'clnci:
with Walter Wlnslow represent,?
tho stato and Attorney P. H. D'Ar
counsel for Arstol, who Is being -.nod
on tho Indictment charging him wlt.t
assault with a dangerous wenub'n
with Intent to rob.
Along In the latter part or July,
so tho Indictment chargos, Arstel held
up J, J. McDonald, tho Liberty gro
cery storo proprietor, and after shoot
ing nt him twice, Arstol ran off Into
tho brush and was caught tho fol
lowing day near Independence by
Deputy Sheriff Each and SuorJff
Harry Minto, after a race through tho
brush nnd Holds for h mile. Arstol
was brought bnck to this city and
when arraigned hefore Juatlee of the
I'caco WobHtor entered a plan of not
guilty. During the examination
Arstol inado nn extenalre Htntemtut
In whloli ha nttemnled to clear him
solt of tho crime by explaining his
whcronbouUi at the time the hold-up
ocourrod,
J. J. McDonald, the man who was
mado tho victim of the hold-up, was
the first wltnoM for the state today.
Mr. MoDonnld related IiIh experience
with Arstol, which waB slilillar to
hln toHtlmony In the Justice of the
poaeo court. Ilo was positive that
Arstel was the man, owing to his
oyos (Arfltol'H) botng the same as
thoso which lookod at McDonald over
tho bluo and white haudkerchlof at
tho tlmo of tho hohl-up and Arstol's
build and tho clothing Introduced as
testimony this morning during tho
trial.
Karlo Huffman, a young man resid
ing a short diHtiiuce south of tho
Salem Heights school houso and near
tho vicinity In which tho hold-up oc
curred wan called to tho Mnnd.
Young Hiiffmnii stnted that while ho
was walking down u trail boslde the
Liberty roml on IiIh wnv to town
ho saw Arstel sitting healdo the road
n few hnura prior to tho hold-up. and
when uxkod If he recognised the
defeudnut In court this morning
Huffman answered In th affirma
tive. He also recoKitlaed the duster
and hat Arstel wore at the time.
' Sheriff Mluto wm then railed by
the state. The sheriff told the
story of the capture of Arstel; how
himself nnd Deputy Ifcwh had seen
Arstel run down behind the barn In
front of which lie wits sitting at the
time ho and his deputy drove up in
Indepondeuce and how Arstel whs
captjired at the point of a gun after
n lively cliase. Sheriff Minto was
then aitkod to state what Ant el's
actions were, and his conduct while
eoufliK'd In the count) Jail. The
efftivr hhIiI that the prisoner had
been wry troublesome and had to
be Nih, nil th lime. When asked j
If n thought Arstel wa a bright i
luan. Hli.ilfr Mluio elated that he I
thCMiitlit A mi I ptmesiiil Jus ulinut I
M much brains at t lt nreecnt iliuo
s li- did wlicn boru.
li.uut) Mhi Iff Kwh nlt itfliul
to tti hai' nnd (a,utv of i-tcl
EiUlnntly Arstt-I had not reckoned
with bis 'llinatfs" during lit Him
In the immi) jail with IIipiu .1 K
HaHJ 1 1 n. the furai ho was n
tensed to wri two years in tho
penitentiary l Judge Bunion last
wuuk and who waa i-euftued In the
city Jail six weeks, three or wlii.-h
ho was a rellmnie to Arstel, was
brought In from the penitentiary thu
morning to tiMtlfy oonoernlug his con
vernation with Arstel. Ilnmllu said
that Arstel told lilm the whole story
of how ho attempted to frighten Mc
Donald by shooting straight up to
Induce McDonald to throw out his
mpuoy. Attorney D'Arcy asked Ham
lin concerning Arstol's Insanity, but
Attornoy Walter Wlnslow objected
to this ns being Incompetent on the
grounds thut Hamlin was Incompe
tent to givo expert testimony. At
torney Wlnslow's objection waa sus
tained by Judge llurnott. who
thought the witness should confine
his toatlmony to what Arstel said.
II. A. Rycroft, another prisoner In
the county jail pending a trial on
the Indictment charging him with
kidnaping, was culled to testify la
fcolmlf of tho defendant. H) croft
became acquainted with Arstel while
both were In tho prison. The wit
ness stated that he thought Arstel
was Insano for several reasons.
Among Kyuroft'a reasons for thinking
so was that ho kuuw of Arstel walk
prison, attempting to commit suicide
and to fight tho authorities
Warden Curtlss of tho institution
wob thon called. Wnrden Curtlss
testimony somewhat put a damper on
tho Insanity probabilities. Whllo
Arstol was In tho penitentiary War
den Curtlss said that on one occa
sion ho bocamo unruly and a guard
brought him to tho head offlco. Tho
guard, said Mr .Curtlss, thought
Arstell either crazy or putting It on
and tho warden had tho prisoner
locked up in a coll and examined by
tho prison physician, who pronouncod
him perfoctl ysano. Arslel coialm.od
his curious actions by walking rest
lessly about his cell with heavy
shoes on for tho greater part of tho
night, aftor sleeping all day, und
disturbing tho other men who hud
worked all day. Warden Curtlss
said ho dlroctcd a guard to go und
tako. Arstol's shoes off. Tho guard
entered tho coll nnd Arstel jumnud
on him nnd tho guard laid him out
with a club. Tho noxt da Arstol
called Warden Curtlss und trild he
would glvo up tl at IjubIm.'IU ns ho
saw ho couldn't make ,tt worlc uuu
go back to his doily duties. W.inion
Curtlss testified that he did net
think Arstol linti In ttn least.
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n
UflyAm
TEDDY IS
AGAIN IN
SIGHT
(I)y a Staff Correspondent of tho
United Prcsa.)
Nairobi, Oct. 21. Colouol Theo
dorso Itoosovolt nrrlved hero today,
and Immediately BtnrM propra
tlons for IiIh trip Into thoUganda
country. Kormlt Is nt Nnkuru,
hettdlng his own party, but will re
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tomorrow.
Colouol Itoosovolt was vlsltod last
night by Sir PoroyGlronnrd, tho
new governor of Ilrltlsh IDast Afri
ca, who has Just arrived hero. Tho
train bonrlng tho now governor,
which was on routo to Uganda, stop
ped nt Xnlvasha so Sir Percy could
visit tho formor president. Tho now
govornor wan boru In Caunda, nud,
although ho lived thoro many years,
he had uevor boforo met Itooaovelt.
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man Tnwuey will benefit from '
president's tariff speech In Win i t,
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