Show BISBEE DEPORTING Iv I. W. W W. W DEFENDED Defendant W Wo o tons ton's Counsel Counsel Coun Coun- sel Justifies Citizens' Citizens Extreme Action Tombstone Ariz Aria March 12 Er 12 Evi Evidence I dence denee showing that Harry E K E. Wootton a defendant on trial hero here for the tho Bisbee I In 1917 reasonably believed believed be- be that facilities at hand were Inadequate in inadequate inadequate In- In adequate to meet the strike menace which seemed Imminent to him should be admitted his counsel argued today Tho The entire da day was taken up with the argument of ot W. W H. H Burges Burc chief counsel for tho the defendant who contended contended contended con con- tended that Wootton had reasonable belief beliet that tho the Jails of oC the tho county and ond l other other- r m ri thed p U leers were were not equal to tho test which might come come antI which they feared during the strike of ot copper miners in the Che Warren district The Tho attorney conI contended contended con con- tended that this evidence should be bo admitted ad ad- I as ns showing that the Jaws laws of ot necessity and self defense applied Justifies Wootton If It v. v Wootton reasonably believed that tho the only way in which he could protect his life lite and property was by getting Fred W. W Brown out of oC the district ho he I would have been Justified In deporting deporting- him Just as ho would have havo been Justified Justi justi- tied fled in shooting him down on tho the spot i f if ho he had reasonably believed that only by taking Browns Brown's life lite could he savo save his own Mr Burges said I If Wootton havo have been permitted to kill Brown under certain circumstances how much clearer Is it Jt that ho would have havo been Justified in deporting him provided the grounds for tor a reasonable belief in danger to himself can enn be bo shown And how can these grounds be shown unless tho court permits us to togo togo togo go Into the entire situation that prevailed pre pro railed in tho Warren mining district July J 12 1917 To refuse to permit us to show that conditions such as to warrant Wootton's belief that getting Brown out of oC tho the country was the on only 1 Continued on pa page e 7 7 BISBEE'S DEPORTING OF I. I W. W Aj W. W j DEFENDED I I Continued from Page Pa 1 I means cans of or saving Woollen's Woollens life liCe and property would be to prejudice tho the case Authorities Quoted d Mr Burgos quoted numerous authorities author author- ties tics which he ho contended supported d his view I When the defense lawyer lawer had con concluded concluded con con- eluded his lengthy length argument lato late to to- to I day Judge Samuel L U L. Pattee adjourned court until Monday morning at 9 0 o'clock He lIe had previously excused the Jury until Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock Milo Mile Vasco second foreman charged of ot a n. mining company at nt 1 with burglary In a a. complaint filed tiled b by Marco tarco formerly a storekeeper storekeeper store store- keeper at Bakersville Ariz and one ono of ot the men alleged to have been deported deport- deport ed to Columbus N N. N M. M was waa acquitted Mr by Justice of ot the Peace A. A Want th after a preliminary hearing her Jt e today had alleged that that had robbed tho store while the tho complainant wh was absent A |