Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-10-16
'KENZ|E WANTED
some ONE killed
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They testified that Bakers statement
contained the following essential
points in regard to his alleged move
mcnts on the night of the Reuter-
murder: With Stella Mackenzie he
removed with his wife from a down
town rooming house TO the Tulsa hos
pital ON Saturday May T. Baker then
returned To town, packed his eltecss.
and took them to the Mackenzie homo
on the north side. where he had "A
conversation with Guy Mackenzie, at
which Bud Bellew was present. Bak-
er then went back to town and at .
O'clock that night he visited his wife
at the hospital, staying there until
after II o'clock. He had started To-
walk back to town when he was over
taken by Bellew in the Mackenzie
automobile, and at Bellows request no
got into the car to take IA little spin.
Then went to West Tulsa and upon
Bellows suggestion they then started
in the mud a short distance out of
West Tulsa. but was eventually pulled
out. They reached Sapulpa about
o'clock or O'Clock Sunday morning.
May 3. They left there in the after
noon of that day and got back to
Tulsa late in the day Baker left the !
car at Second and Boston.
saw Baker ut If O'clock.
John Connect, barber, and Scott |
Reams. proprietor of a barber shop
at III North Main street. were placed |
on the stand. Both swore positively
that they saw Joe Baker standing in !
front of their shop between II and |
1880 o'clock Saturday night, May A.
The witnesses both talked with Baker
at that time.
Horra Morris was on the stand for |
moro than an hour and was subjected |
to a grilling CT DISCRIMINATION by At |
torney Charleton.
Morris. who said he was now llv- |
ing at Ninita, Okla, stated he saw
Joe Baker and Bud Bellew In an au-
tomobile on the night OF the killing. |
The car was going north on Main |
street. Witness had known Guy |
for ten or twelve years, /
and had formerly worked for him, |
drilling wells. once he wanted to get |
some money from Mackenzie, and |
learning that Guy was at Charles Reu-
ter's home, he went there after him. |
Charlie Reuter- answered the knock |
and admitted him into the house. He |
found Guy upstairs with Mrs. Reuter-.
Guy was making scarf. A few |
lays later. Mackenzie told Morris that |
Mrs. Reuter- had said that Charlie"
vas going to fool around until he got |
iuy Mackenzie into the penitentiary.
Reuter- had remarked that he did not
Ike it when Morris came to his home,
ooking for Guy. that he believed Nor
lis came over there to get a location
If some sort"
one day witness was oonversing
with Mackenzie.
Did he say anything to you about
some diamonds" asked County Attor-
1ey Malloy,
Yes. He said he knew where there
we're some diamonds that could be
,asily gotten. ! said Where" He
aid: Charlie Reuter- has got some.
asked him how many. and he said
wo or three"
on cross-eXaminatlon the witness
admitted that one Ed Chastain had
,sked him to go to Skiatook the
morning nf the Reuter- shooting to
.scertain whether Guy Mackenzie was
Up there. He made the trip to Ska
ook. II
Then followed a long series of
Iuestions regarding the personal life,
lablts and environments of the wit.
Tess, during which time It was
,rought out that before statehood
Norris used to sell stuff out of
rip"
"Why did you want to see if Guy