The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-10-02
All Clues are Follow, d Up But
Lead 10 No Definite Results
Only One Holds
Out Hope
SUICIDE THEORY is
LATEST ADVANCED
But Little Evidence to Sustain it
Missing Man May Have
Gone to Texas Crime
Theory Still Held

Where Is Dick Roblnsong All clues |
leading TO Tie solution 81 hia myster
ious disappearance Saturday night
have been followed to ghend and have |
been found to be- mere v -thewisps |
The only clue remaining that has not
been run down Ii that Robinson left
Saturday might on train No. l2 at
1895 for a noint In Texas.
AS the news spreads more happen
ings that could ba parts o. the myster-
ioua occurrences wherein Robinson
seems 10 have dropped OF tho earth,
come ID light as possible clues, and
wAon investigated result N naught-
One 81 the farm hands employed BY
Hen,y johnson on his place east Of
the o4iy. upon returning from town 4
a Iatt our Saturday night ran upon
a mar standing near the back porch
OF tbe larln house 50 dark was the
nleH; thar be could not distinguish the
features og the midnight visitor enough
to describe him, but his actions we're
very peculiar and instead Of bolting
who's discovered, he passed very lei
surely out 81 the yard aud on toward
the river Later Il was reported thar
W p Bailey 4 farmer Living south.
esa 81 sown. Lad found aome clothes
rear thc Waahlta river bank that cor
RESPONDED with the description ot the
CLOTHES Robinson was wearing on the
faseial night The iigdiug Of the
clothes brings forward ihe theory Of
suicide, bHg tie statement however
has neYer been verified ana little Sig
nIllcance can ress there unless the
clothes could be Identified as those
worn 81 Robinson when he dlsap-
peared
Pursuing the idea that Robinson
vent south Saturday night on No i2i
James Bishop. Rock Island ticket
agent. was questioned as % whether
on that night he had sold any tickets
for southern Oklahoma or Texas
points. He remembered distinctly 81
having sold one ticket TO Riuggold
Tex. q small junction 81 the Rock Isl
and and NJ. *. q 3 roads, just acrosi
the Texas ilhe His description Of th'
man who purchased the ticket 10 Ring
soid exactly corresponds with Robin
sons description and after having ln
spectoa photograph Of Robinson 70
DAY, lie held strongly 70 the belle
that the man IL the picture and thI
cas paraaAsas the ticket so RinggolI
were identical
Conductor John poebier was q
charge Of 80. 2 b Saturday night an
remembered tae passenger from chicl
asha to Rinesold because this "
known was the only passenger for tha
point He could not remember th
ex4ct description ol The Ringgold pa
senger. but Was oi che opinion thu
the man did not answer Robinson
description. He win BE- supplied t
day with Roblnson'a photograph wit
which te further establish a deiini
opinion This apparently Is the mo-
plausible clue that has been Introduce
and Is being Followed yigoroual
should TINS BE- indeed sAe man, . II
to work apon viii be established q
the mystery Of tile missing man shou
bc solved within a few days. Il I
clue IS false. inc authorities are
against d stone wall
Tho Robinson family hold to t
theory of murder Or abduction and q
no inclined to aocept the theory Il
the missing man deliberately left
fty or wandered away In state
temporary arrangement A dream,
realism Of which eannot be shaken
Is worrying certain members Of
family. A member Of the family 50
nleats ago dreamed that he was
Witness 70 the murder Of Dick 1
iason, the gfuesome details Of WI
haar his memory night and day.
The report Of Conductor John Pe
Ter after having inspected the PHI
graph Of Robinson IS important,
upon his decision largely rests
possibility Of the Ringgold passen
being none other than Robinson.