The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-23


throw II up"
NO. not after he Shooting com
mcnccd"
"IIow long did Jshold h, hand back
toward hi, rnCkcf.'
IAN the time ihc shooting was going
on"
isn't IL fact that you didn't look
mp az all until after thc first shot was
iircdE
NO"
"Did you tell Charlie MrCloul before
that the old man had pat III, hand tu.
ward his hip and held It there tlIl the
shooting was all over
Didn't See Cane.
"Ycs"
"Did you notice the old mans walk
ing stick
mo. / didn't see any cane at all
"Did the old man have his hand
under his coat or on the outside"
Under ! expected him to come
back with a gun"
(Which man were you looking at
during the shooting"
well. was looking at the boy on
the bicycle first That's what attracted
my attention 10 the place
"Thcn you really didn't see what
either man was doing, Just before the
shooting"
We'll, ! realized it ! was kind OF
looking az a.
But YOU knew after YOU looked at
the old man that he had his hand back
al his pocket
yes, | realized when | looked at him
that he had hii hand there"
Bob Norman. a barber IN the Stewart
hotel shop. testified that Williams was
there the day before the killing The
defense emphasized the point that there
were two barber shops between that one
and the one in the Lee building, where
Williams was Just before he was killed.
williams Jerked at Side.
Ike Renirow testified that he was
on the southwest corner OF the inter
section when the shooting occurred.
wet, Williams was sort OF scuiiling
and jerking at his side during the
shooting
In response to demands OF Judge
IIaIris none ID the Witnesses could give
a @e.nife pssS& as to why they
had been looking at the particular spot
where the shooting occurred. ReniroN
said that he could not be sure whether
he was first attracted by the shooting
or whether he saw the movements first
How fast were these shots?' asked
Judge Harris.
VERY fast. | thought it was az
automatic" D"
"Your impression was that when The
shots began the old man had his hanC
at his side I"
"Yes. under his coat"
and he appeared to be pulling a
somcthng"
ale was pulling at something"
Did you have any particular reason
to be looking at these two mem
mo particular reason, no.
"Did you notice anyone else arount
that corncr2"
well. not particularly"
Auto Didn't Bar Sight,
Did you notice a traffic office
seven feet high waving his arms arounS
in the Streeti"
a wasn't paving any particula! at
tcntion to him"
Wasn't there an automobile stand
ing with its top up between YOU AM
this shooting"
"No sir, there was was not
| J. NJ. Dorchester a real estate deal
or, testified as to having seen Pattcr
son at the soda fountain in the Roac
& Ncazey store a few minutes bclor
the shooting occurred.
W. II. Cog,hall testified that he wa
standing by the door OF the lobby
the Lee building when Williams passc'
goinp south
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