Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1922-07-12 | Page 3 | [Illegible] Man on Trial as Slayer

pJffiNTIFIES MAN ON TRIAL AS SLAYER Mr fiptlCE. July 12 -Thr... Mi-. Hes were exnmin. .1 '.e-f.ilriv. tll -.Blmlnrnv hearing of I'et.a Ka "bEr, charg d v. l h l.iillnu v I bb, mine guard doput on a trai I print: canyon. .Iuik i' Ee witness positively identified the Jb fondant and his te-th.ion v as mi-1 'fjlken aft.-. i g: llllng crcs-exani jLUon by I he .1. f enda nt ' ..farm:'. myel A King Rtpaac Llair L .u.s i- - -. -1 k Coun- jM.ttorney Pugg - i mi ili prosecu-j iHa. The ca:-c w a r.-s'imed It 'in dock Tue.-dov iimrning, th" -la' fptxg Joseph ! Car.-on who v.. 1 train , I.: .. 1 ' M ' ' " pon t's'ifi. d thm ;v 'a-- in th fch when the train left Castl- . Mt env rged through the tui m l I. 1 ibed over th. i, r,d-; , h' ma lie goina o..-. he w..s nr., I on. levlng h iv a : g he ninbled lIow n In:.. : I . d. . 1. a nd feled some coal who i he I JQj Dting. Tile in a . a ., i. 1 below W hen W ei.i. a as bIiqI h.s y fell against the v. it no - Mm I on