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Show Wade That He Always ipsed fo Be Absent Jfone of "Capture." PUSBAND BADLY ED SEVERAL TIMES Jon Says He Winked ;jy When Miss Mns- I'scribed for Paper. i 'f R io; Tribune. arch' S. The trial of L. V. h $rry and Frcil Ulckersecker eVof criminal conspiracy In i Oh the circulation contest 5 I the Ogden Standard Inst " bF which Mrs. Curry, the t Ui LUC - v- . -- . m Beatrix Musser, following ("plan, took an unexpected ien tlic state closed its case Judso J. A. Howell dls-hargc dls-hargc as to Fred Rlckcr-jtioii Rlckcr-jtioii of his attorney, A. G. j?8 discharge was ordered Kate had failed to produce tive evidence of his part In kv the sole testimony given Hjing that of Fred Van Ness, of the newspaper, who, the 8 a co-conspirator, although ictment, but because of his n'on the witness stand the fono of the other witnesses ess testified as to any part e "frame-up" by Kicker-Is Kicker-Is discharge was ordered, aifin the trial that at the ian was "'captured." Rlckcr-8altLakb Rlckcr-8altLakb City and tho un-oencc un-oencc of Van Ness that Swas the one who proposed p!' would not warrant the Ink tilm for trial. In the .testimony. Miss Musser jjlly Dimples" had remarked rJthere was to bo a fake srsecker usually got out of tr Rowing Wink. ay of Miss Ellen Larson, a irk at the Standard, served 'jyan Ness's testimony as to y charge against Curry, isys that when Miss Musser office to take out a sup-ithe sup-ithe newspaper, under the jfcontest. Curry turned and lngly at Van Ness. After had left the office. Van Ness Same engaged In a conversa-as conversa-as not heard by Miss Lar- Ers, the advertising mana-fcidard mana-fcidard at the time the cont'd con-t'd off, was called by the Trilng. He saw Miss Musser Jtho check, paid to her as the "capture" of "Dolly." kal bank nnd walked a few irom the bank when, the she was Joined by Van his wife. "Dolly." The he' caw them go down the tI ii ilgns of considerable emo-j emo-j ry-wai called to the witness n 'Curry explained the part ially takes in the contests. i illlvely all charges of a con-V con-V itcd by Van Ness and Miss i clarcd that sho believed she I ptured" fairly, and If there racy It was between Van ?, captor. 7 ony of Rickerscckor was JiVsame. He denied the con-.Tged con-.Tged to have occurred be-' be-' id Van Ness at which the f as arranged, and explained srdlng the methods of pro-; pro-; sements for circulation con-I con-I :o the one holng conducted, v nrry Confused. ' Sour for adjournment ar- ternoon, Curry was on the J fexaminatlon had not boon le testified under direct ex- (the terms of the contest ar- Slasmann and the amount of Jjhe had when he arrived in ffred with that In his posscs-y;was posscs-y;was arrested In Los An-e An-e that he hod not received oney paid for the "capture" e claimed by the state wlt-witnc3s wlt-witnc3s was. badly confused ;In his cross-examination by jiey Harris, especially at the lattemptlng to explain cer-Ifaf cer-Ifaf expense In a memoran-ich memoran-ich he kept as a diary, and jfnucstioned for his reasons Tiing direct to Ogden when ire requisition papers could 'rom the Utah governor, tf'tlic last matter the witness Shad not employed the two v resisted the extradition In Xilbut that they hnd been sent Wis friends in the California Bljho accepted their services, tithe extradition, but to ns-fcet ns-fcet back to Ogden to face ills Iper witnesses arc vet to be Boro the case is placed In the lliJury. |