241 F. 665 | 9th Cir. | 1917
The plaintiff in error was convicted under an indictment which charged him with unlawfully transporting, or causing to be transported, his wife from Rock Springs, Wvo., to Pocatello, Idaho, for immoral purposes, in violation of the Maim White Slave Act of June 25, 1910.
“I guess you won’t care to bear from me, but X do bope you won’t turn me down, because I took tbe step I am sorry for, will you, Mae? * * * Promise me you won’t tell mother that I am broken-hearted. * * * I love you, for you were good to me, and I can't stand to stay away from you. * * * Tou were better to me than ever my own folks were. So, for God’s sake, don’t turn me down, will you, Mae?”
We find no error. The judgment is affirmed.