Show DOUBTS OF BEERS' BEERS SLAYER SLAYERS i Prosecutor Says Verdict c of First Degree Murder Is Unlikely MAY MAr AY GRANT ACCUSED BAIL BAI Judge J Takes Matter of Allowing Allowing Allowing Allow Allow- ing Temporary Freedom 1 Under Uner Advisement Republican Special Service O den Oct torne G. W. W r R n. n counsel for tor Fred C. C Walk Wali cr em and E Edward Lawrence Lawrenc charge with the thC H of Dr DI Earl S. S Been made ma e ap catlon before Judge Howell in tho the Sec Second n District court this mornIn mornIng morn morn- ins Ing In insor cur or tho the admission a of or tho the two defendants de de- fondants to ball all Tho Thu motion was argued argued ar at gued for hours which the th court took the matter under unel un un- der el advisement A rather peculiar attitude on tin tim part of District Attorney Ha became manifest in the I hell hedging sing about time tho arguments upon th tb the I motion for Cor bail baH when after th the arsu- arsu ments had practically been completed counsel for tor tho pro prosecution remarket remarked to the court that he did d not feel tim that the defendants ants could be bo found toun guilt of or murder in tho the first degree and tim that in bi this event o they thc might be admissible a to 10 ball bail Judge Ju se W. W L L. Maginnis private atc counsel counsel coun coun- sel tel for tor Mrs Irs Deul's Beut's no was a admitted into nto the tho case ease to today a upon motion ol or District Halverson Hal this view of or the tho most stringently prosecuting prosecuting pros pros- attorney as well ell as the motion for or the lie admittance to ball bail Attorney Maginnis hel held that Lawrence was wa equally equall guilty with Walker er an and maintained main maln- that it was ho he who lured Jure Beers Beert into nto tho the store gave ga orders or cl that all tho the bo lie locked an and prevented outs outside out out- s side ide o Interference In Jn speaking of or Walker he lie dwelt principally on tho the points ral raised c l by Attorney Hutchinson on n behalf o of that that Walker did didlot dIdLot lot not act with malice an and intent to kill Seers kers and that In the heat of pasion pas- pas passion ion ilon he did l merely that which an any nan inn would woul do o In the defense of oC his liEs home lome an and his family faintly Ju Judge o g-o Maginnis la In reply to the statements of or Attorney HutchInson that Walker aller could coul not have ha eaten heaten a man nan for or 30 minutes arid and nn in spite pile of oC Uw of oC Walker Valker dont don't kill ill me For Gods God's sake not intend to o kill him On the tho other hand han ho aho iso ar argued that tho the t term rm heat of or assion passion In the homicide e statute did l not appl to the tho case casc at issue Because he argued Walker was not in a heat of or passion assion as tIme the light fight occurred several eck after his knowledge kno of Oft of the them alIc al- al Ic ged ed relations between Beers Deers and his Ife Attorney for Cor Mrs 18 Beers Deers argue argued that at Walker had hall had ample time to over o the time affair and cool down own fore tho Ito light ht which ended time the life liCe oC Dr DI Beers The rhe bulk bulle of or tho the time was taken taleen up lj Attorney Attorney- r Hutchinson In presenting c cl l lJ Upon on his liia application ind id d an argument tor ot othis his s I clients to ball bail Ju Judge sc Maginnis look ok k up the remainder of or the tho time with th arguments In opposition to those a b by Attorney District son Halverson who joke oke very briefly said 1 In iny my mind the le e only question for or tho court to dedo de- de decide cide do Is Is there reasonable ground to o eHo that the two defendants can cane be e found toun guilty JuHt of murder In tho the first gree If not the they should bo be a ad- ad m to ban ball If J they can there should bc e i no ball a Judge Howell Do you OU believe c thc hey icy can can can- District Attorney Halverson ugly gly No Ill I'll leave o that to your our honor onor however ever The Time rumor gained ground In the city night ht that Mr 11 Halverson on had ha ob- ob 1 to Mr Mi 11 Maginnis continuing fur fur- in the case as aa as associate ocate counsel with the tue prosecution Mr Hal Halverson enles nies that this Is true Ho Bo stated that he c would woul be pleased to have ve Mr Ma- Ma Ia- Ia Inns continue in time the case casc If U thc they mid coull preserve harmony harmon Ho lie did dl not cr wish to lo have hao an aim associate counsel with whom he could coul not work In a harmony harmon I |