The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-02-13
Abrupt Close Of Plaintiffs Case is
Surprise to Attorneys for the
Senator - Confer
on Plan
DR.. carp RECALLED
TO WITNESS STAND
Minor Points Covered by Witnesses
Authorizing Session = Tonkawa
Editor FirsttO Testify for
the Defendant
TeIegram By united Press.

Telegram by United Press
Oklahoma City, Feb. 1S.-Surprised
at the unexpected close this morning
Of the case for the plaintiff in Mrs.
bonds damage smt against Senator
Gore after witnesses had covered
minor points, the defense attorneys
conferred on plans for further action
IN the case.
Cores chief counsel. Moman Pruitt,
announced that several OF Mrs. Bond 5
witnesses would be recalled to lay
the predicate to impeach them.
Dr. J. H. carp. who testified that he
made efforts al Cores instance to have
the affair hushed mp, was recalled to
the stand He admitted that he told
d. NJ Beatty that We've got to get
rid OF Gore. lie admitted also that
he told Postmaster Cope OF El Reno
that the suit was frame-up, but the
last statement was excluded from the
jury
Before plaintiff rested T. f. Robert
son was recalled and testified that he
took Senator Gore TO the elevator In
the hotel after the alleged assault. He
said Gore asked Il his clothes were all
right and the Witness said he told the
senator that his clothing was unfast-
ened.
Mrs Bonds parents testified that
their daughter was prostrated and ex-
tremely nervous and mortified since
the incident in Washington.
Smith Chambers, editor OF the
Tonkawa Chieftain. Attorney Prui,t
said. would be the first witness in the
defense's main case.
AIRS. Bonds lawyers objected when
Pruiit asked Robertson, who was re-
called. it James Jacobs had not de-
clared that the incident was a frame
up in the presence Of Robertson. Fitz.
patrick and Editor Chambers. but he
was not permitted to answer
without ruling on the admissibility
OF the defense dispositions the court
ordered the case TO proceed The
deposition OF Miss Ina Emery OF Wash
ington. ID. c., in which she discussed
the alleged assault with Mrs. Bond,
was read
Wasn't Il awful, the treatment !
was subjected tor" asked Mrs Bond.
YES. if true replied Miss Emery.
who soid she advised the suppression
Of the incident. Miss Emery said Mrs.
Bond asserted, the affair will be pub.
lished broadcast Miss Emery said
Jacobs then entered the room and told
Mrs. Bond not to talk.
The deposition said Jacobs told Miss
Emery that Mrs. Bond did not need her
assistance 1--WE have a card up our
sleeves. and can play this game alone.
said Jacobs. the deposition read
Wen get him yet"
Or. J. II. carp of Oklahoma Civ
who was in Washington seeking az
appointment at the time of the alleged
assault, testified as follows:
Gore asked me II had heard any
thing abous it and told him that
had Senator Gore saii, Doc, they
set a trap for me and I walked into it;
he said it looked like a frame-up or
him. Gore said, 1 want you TO go tt
Ms. Bond and get her out of town.
V ent to her room last night and con
cluded that would love her up liz
tie; got into a fracas, knocked ovei
a rocking chair and ! thought that thu
house would fall down: that T. f. Rob
ertson broke into the room and HI
felt there were others also in th'
room: he said that no one but Rob
ertson spoke and during the struggl'
Mrs. Bonds glasses we're broken an,
her hand was cut; that she went int
the bathroom to wash; that for me 4
go see her and promise her anything
but not to use the senator's name
Gore told me to tell her that she wa
running for commissioner of charitie
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