The Daily Star-Mirror
NUMBER 107
MOSCOW, LATAH COUNTY IDAHO, SATURDAY, JANUARY 31, 1900
VOLUME IX
MONTESANO JURY
NOT YET SECURED
TWELVE IN JURY BOX LAST
NIGHT BUT TWO ARE EX
CUSED TODAY
MONTESANO, Wash.—(By A. P.)
—The temporary jury in the cases of
the alleged Industrial Workers of
the World charged with murder in
connection with the Centralia shootings,
was reduced to ten this fore
noon when Judge Wilson ruled one
temporary juror, Mrs. Emily C. Pat
tison, had indicated prejudice against
Industrial Workers, and the state
agreed to no further contest the defense's challenge of Orton Glen.
Twelve in Box Last Night.
MONTESANO — Friday Night.—
Twelve talesmen out of thirty-seven
examined have been seated in the
trial here of eleven alleged I. W. W.
charged with the murder of Warren
O. Grimm, one of the victims of the
armistice day shootings at Centralia.
The twelfth
temporary
accepted by the defense shortly after
o'clock this afternoon. He was
Robert L. Steptoe, clerk in the office
of a lumber company in Hoquiam.
Examination of talesmen seemed to
be proceeding with more speed today,
four talesmen being passed out of
eight examined.
The members of the temporary
jury and the order of their selection
is as follows:
Thomas C. Connor, former liquor
dealer, Montesano.
S. A. Youngs, watchman, Monte
F. Ferguson.  Plumber, Ho
chal
4
sano.
W.
quiam.
Mrs. Emily C. Pattison, housewife,
Aberdeen.
Orton Glenn, garageman, Satsop.
O. C Schneider, hotelman, Aberdeen.
C. C.
Aberdeen.
R. P. Ames, farmer, Oakville.
E. E Torpen, retired farmer, Mon
tesano
John E. Hill, poultry dealer, Mon
tesano.
A. H. Kuhn, shingle manufacturer,
Hoquiam.
Robert L. Steptoe, clerk, Hoquiam. 