Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-02-17
DENIES THE ENTIRE STORY
NINIR IN ANY WAY OFFERED
no SITrlE THE CAST OtT
OF COURT,
Case IS NEARLY ended
lhr $50, 600 Damage suit !, Expected
to Reach thc jury Some Time
Wednesday.

,-.,,r5,,,,. CITY oIylo.. Feb l6.
.,. 80, mn
Anc" 'he' "'' -
told DR. Earp when he called AT my
ufrcc ou the day following lIe "'-
,urcrcy, tnai l would see 'ne'i' IA
bell before ! would make terms WIN
tne." did LOT te'' i''P ~ ntis,, t'gi,''
Mrs. Fond and get her out oi WASH
upror At no time' ueilhei III NY %
fec. nor I'm the F0ief do ever oHc'
.irs Pond any improprleues or AT
tempt To take advantage OF her.
50 declared Senator J. J.. core TO
a fury IN the district court here wheh
te.tfyirg today In his own pehah III
the S50,0OO damage suit filed against
him ng Mrs Minnie +. Bono, OF an IN
c.deut in hotel in Wa5hihStoh' - ~
pn March -. 1913.
Speaking ia a loUd voice. 'el ''.
core deried every essential part oI
the testimony Of Mrs. BOND pr' f'"'
and the other members OF the alleged
conspiracy against him.
Ilis testimony was the climax To
the trial "iilch ~ Ho" ,,,rs.-,i,..
cud Tuesday night or Wednesday
The defense concluded its case today
iba attorneys announced. The plain
e win oicr three rebuttal Witnesses
tomorrow morning ana inc al bu''',''''7
OF the attorneys are not eNpe0'1u ~
occupy over day J"usc 'l"'N
preparing ms instructors 10 lle jury
tousht
Tho feature oi tHe ia. c''''''
ether than the tcS'i'ou' "a
Gore. was th" appearance On u'V
stand Of Al Il. Jennings eA-ou'''N
and present candidate Tor g"l'Iuoi u
oklahoma ON the dem"eiau, U'Ne'
as witness for Mrs. Bond JeillI.E'
controdicted the testinlouJ oi "'','
Honner, oklahoma Guy pahNei' ''''u
said that in Jim Jacobs COM eiS'''o''
with Bonner, Jacobs dlu |oI say nO
would call OFF, the core cn"rBes loi
$4,000. -..-.
on cross examination Jeu'H,le'
added that Jim Jaco"s' le'ii''u w
"hraiu" Of the aueseH cohal'i
against Gore, managed Jennings '"''
pa'g for county attorney TWO 'V'''
ago.
II having he III preN'o"S.s ,,,I. T.,
ed that Senator core "oulu ''',,is -.
hs own behalf today an even i'i %,
crowd than mas here'oioie "'.'i'u
the trial. packed the Cou'' ioo'll
Many prominent S'ale po'i,''
appoiutces of core arrived On e'tS
trains from the western P"l' "a W
state and during the court ieOeS' ''oS
pressed inside the par 10 greet 'eH"'''
and Mrs. Gore.
Judge Clark had TO rap Ior oruei
only once today. This was 10 queli
loud demonstration on the part VI 'iie
audience when IN answer 10 ti'e quo'
tion: is it not as iar from lhe hoOel
in Washington 10 your Once as 10
from your Office to the hoteI' Put ny
Attorney Gtddings In cross eAaiillii"-
ton. Gore said seriously Accoruihs
20 the best geometrlclahs' oeheNe' II
is approximately the same
Mrs. Gore az no liiue since 'ie p" '''
started. appeared worried OF nervous,
She attends every session OF court ahu
sits Immediately behind senator uore
and his attorneys She oi'en oilei
suggestions 10 Gores counsel anu
during the reading OF eiesS
dispositions, chats with irlehus' ~
day. while Senator core was testify
ing, she took a seat nearer the VII
ness stand. giancing from the senatoi
10 his questioner.
The appearance on the stahu oi
Gore appeared not to ru'tle the com
posure Of Mrs. Bond VINO SAT oeIiiiu
her attorneys ana snort Instance
from Mrs. Gore. Mrs. bond wore the
thick. black ven which parity co'erou