State v. Fasick

— On August 8, 1924, between two and three o’clock p. m., employes of the Bon Marche, a mercantile establishment in Seattle, were robbed of $22,000 in money and checks. The robbery occurred on a street next to the mercantile establishment, just as the employes entered an automobile to take the money to a bank in the city for deposit. Ed Fasick, Esther Fasick and J. M. Dooley and others were charged with the crime. The three whose names have just been mentioned were tried together, convicted and sentenced. Ed Fasick and Esther Fasick jointly have appealed. J. M. Dooley has taken a separate…