Salt Lake Telegram | 1933-09-06 | Page 9 | Woman First Trial Witness

AN FIRST FIRSTS TRIAL WITNESS S Mrs Adeline Adoline Miller Alleges Shooting Without Provocation Mrs Adeline Miller asserted common common com com- mon law wife of at Frank Miller 32 allegedly murdered May 30 in a shootIng shoot shoot- Ing tag affray at the C and C cafe West Second South street was the chief witness s for tor the state Wednesday as the murder trial of Chester lIou Hou- gensen 34 progressed p before District Judge James W W. McKinney Hougensen one of the proprietors of ot the cafe cate had been drinking heavily hea fly ily as were several other men including in in- 1 eluding Miller just prior to the shooting shoot shoot-I ing tag Mrs Miller testified She claimed the shooting was without provocation and took place as Miller was leaving the place following an argument on which the witness was vague as to the origin So far the tri trial l has established at atlea lea least t one record that of being the first on record wherein a jury was impaneled Impaneled im paneled within two hours The jury was completed Tuesday after only 15 were examined by the court and counsel Following are those chosen on the jury Arch Robertson on 1381 Lincoln street Stanley W. W Bird South Fourth West str street et R. R D. D Thirteenth East street Elihu Dazley West Vest Seventh Sc South street Rich Rich- ard ird Solomon 1209 Seventh East street W W. A A. Jones West First South street Carl Fritsch 1180 South Eighth West street Carl CarlO O. O Willie South State street Albert Gibby 44 North Ninth West street A. A H. H Van Magna N. N M. M Long East Eighth South street and Kingsley E. E Clawson Claw Claw- son Sixth avenue Charles K Cook Gudgell court was selected select select- ed as the thirteenth or alternate juror to deliberate on the verdict with the others only in case a regular juror is stricken with illness and imd unable unable un un- able to complete his service