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Show TEN DAY8 IN JAIL AND $500 FINE FOR IDAHO JOURNALI8TS Supreme Court by Divided Opinion Finds Defendants Guilty Of Contempt Boise, Idaho, Jan, 2. It. S. Shor-ldan, Shor-ldan, owner and publisher ot the Capital News; CO. Broxon, managing manag-ing odltor, and A. R. Cruzen, alleged controller of Its political policies at tho head of tho Hull Mooso party In Idaho, wcro adjudged in contempt of tho supremo court yestorday and sentenced sen-tenced to pay fines of 500 each and each to undergo a term of ton days Imprisonment In tho county Jail of Ada county for tho offctiBO. In addition addi-tion tho defendant Cruzen was ordered order-ed to pay tho costs incurred In the prosecution ot tho contempt cases, which amount to nbout $350. Sheriff Roberts ot Ada county took the prisoners In chargo Immediately nfter tho sentenco had been pronounced pro-nounced by Chief Justlco Stowart and Incarcerated them In the county Jail. They have tn0 cells occupied by Moy-er, Moy-er, Haywood and Pcttlbono during the Steunenberg dynamite trials. Tho court Instructed tho sheriff to tako tho prisoners to tholr homes or their places of business, It they desired de-sired to go there. "Mr. Sheriff," said the chief Jus-tlce, Jus-tlce, "tho court reposes confidence In you. You will tako chargo ot theso prisoners. Do not grant these prisoners pris-oners any moro liberties than you do the ordinary prisoner In your Jail, and do not iinposo any other restrictions restric-tions upon them than you Itnposo upon up-on the ordinary prisoner." |
