Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-11


to shake the stories ot the ""Ul'" ]"
any material particular
Had Guns Drawn.
,,rs p,hor su,,ro p,sltiyeh that
,,.han mo tbran nrrirrrs came upon
U,a front uorcb nf hrr home they
,,ur,i5 tI,ai, ra,.,I,..,. a, mon. hand
,t,hau nohcr aft,r denapdiup
ri, ,,,a,,.a,t Gad l,ft mo room and
go ~. - ,,,d Mn, nis s,nt,,,n unlucs
,,.,.id,,l,, ,otsod tIs ,istnl tn fire.
,'5 ,ii t,i, noI,t N,s Rahor turucd
"rd fio5 fronI no hnlsa she testified
Wlt MN aftar thn sbnottnr was all
,,,or did sha l,nov, tb,t ber husband
80 49, t,1, mia .ha std
'"V ,'o' w. L,,i,i,n st.,.r of Mrs
p.N 80 'd cnsin I.rratt a domestic
i'' |h ,,l,,i,,. of tha p,l,o, family.
~ Nv l,, tr,n os officprs
,,,,ra t,,ino tn Lirl i'm the screen
door while conycr-ing with Mrs
Baber and before Baher ever put IN
his appearance. Miss flckln sala
mat Wheh she llISl "a" l't "
they had their rcNoINtrs I'm lhelI
hands.
states Rcbuttal.
The defense viii rest It's case as
soon as the defendant has testified.
The state will INTRODUCES several wit
nesses I'm rebuttal The closing argu.
ments may start Saturday, but it Is
more than likely that they will not
beeln nntil Monday. Nearly two days
time will be taken up with the argu
/ ments
] Susie II. Barnett took the stand
early Yesterday afternoon. She testi-
fled that she was engaged In doing
some ironing at the Baber home on
The afternoon of the tragedy. She
heard loud talking at the front door
and heard someone Kicking on the
screen door. Then two shots were
fired and she ran out of the house
She crossed the street and went into
Mrs Candles house. on her way
across the street she saw nothing OF
Robert Poe, the states witness, who
swore that he stood IN the ROAD ana
saw the Shoo''"R
Cross-cNhmihe MIS- bhrh'''
On cross-cXamination Prosecution
Malloy asked Mrs. Barnett the fol-
lowing question:
"Did not this conversation occur
at Mrs CANDLES house: Mrs Gamble
said TO YOU: What on earth IL the
natter And YOU replied: i was
there. but they had the door locked
betweeu me and them -"
81 said nothing about the door be
ing locked. / think all the doors wer,
omen"
"And then didn't Mrs. Gamble say
to you. 'Tu bet that man has KILLED
his wife To which you replied q
exuect so, because she tried to tax,
the gun away from him a while age
ana he hit her"
mo sir"
o,t mo euu away from her husband? p
"No Sir couldn't see into tn,
room where they were at all"
IN ro- direct examination the wit
mass testified hat she recognized
Paher's voice I'm the talking at tn,
, front door bur could not understan,
what he said.
,i,, r.us S,ory
'i
Miss Leo flchIll' pretly -laceu ai''
diminutive IN stature told Jhe loi
! lowing a,ory or the Tragedy
was lNihS on DIu III my 49, ,'t,'
! wnen ilt ) i.'atu a,, W. nt tha FRONT door
',at m and went into the front room
hoard NV sister ask Davidson, PLAN
and Wilkinson what they wanted. Sh
. told tbem she didn't think they ha
,nv RIGHT i'm the house. and she didn'
see v,hy thew wanted to search he
home When I first saw them, al
tbree had their guns i'm their hands
PLANK was pulling on the screen doc
Win one hand and kicking It wit
- his feet Mr.. Baber had been lyin
r dawn in the east bedroom. He wa
arouaad by the commotion and go
+ mn and came To the door. As h
70 camo into the room Mr.. Baber said
D ,Whats an this about? Davidso
$ said: We've come to search thi
T. house BaDer the' tolu MN .lla'
he had any papers ne touiu Go','e ~ -
but that IL ne uiuh ne iau ''', ue'. .e
D. stay out we uo., heeu any papVia
said DaNusoIi; Mt, bauer 'nel W.
the room re lelu' itcu 1s, iiuI''ei 81
later with a shoteun, Ineh ran y.
into the ktcneh, anu rom ,ilere ,,,
: the porch ana OUT lil'o ,no @ Saiu' W., WY
} my sister rlBht alter me l"o s"o
= were nred "hlie l was luIl'lius W
= of the mousse anu TWO more 'l'er
j. got into the yafu'
: Called Police.