Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1922-02-05 | Page 19 | Would Hasten Arbuckle Case

MLR HASTEN ARBUCKLE CASE Judge Asked Bv State to Set Case for Feb. 13 at the Latest ' HAN FRANCISCO, CaJ., Feb. 4. district Attorney Brady anhouhcod tonight he wanted the third mun- slaughter trial of Roseoe (Fatty) Arbuckle set for gome tima n"Xl WSOK or at the latait Fsbrnary l, a we- u from Monday. Twice juries have dl.s-Dgraed dl.s-Dgraed as to Arbuckle guilt or lnno- i cence. the second trial ondlnx Krldav with a io-to-2 vote for ins conrlotion. Mi- is accused of haltc; r.mvil rh death of Mixes' Virginia 'itnppc. .- died four days after a drinking part) ii I'M hotel suite here last lbo: day Brady! declaration was nuido at a conference with Superior Judere Har-ol.l Har-ol.l Ixmderliack. before whom the cose has been tried Although the c.-im' to be definitely et Monday. .Tu.lg Iouderback indicated be did not approve ap-prove of the district attorney a sugges tion raying Mu re were a number of i defendants in Jail awaiting trial Bs proposSd March 6. IS or 14 as deslr-I deslr-I able dates. The district attorney intimated that he would ask that Alice Wake and ' Sty PravOst, two of the principal pro -SOUtlng witnesses, be subpoenaed and; placed under bond to insure their a-po'.rflnce a-po'.rflnce at the third trial. The two Jurors who voted throughout through-out in the second trial tor Arbuckle" I acquittal, declared todav thev felt the .prosecution had not presented a convincing con-vincing ease and that the defendant I I WU!; entitled to the benefit of a reason ible doubt.