The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-09
MOORE MAKES FIGHT
TO BE ALLOWED BOND
Former Bootlcpgcr Held for First
nCgrcc Murder Starts llnbcns
Corpus Proceeding.
ANOTHER MAN is IN AFFAIR
Ncighhor Tcls court Sl,c saw Mr.
Moore IiuRging aud Ni~~lng
While Husband Was Ia Jull

ilubcas corpus proceedings go free
Dud Moore from rhc county iai
where hc TO- being held ON u charge
uf murder. were instituted lu thr
district court late Friday Afternoon
ny - VI Murunlalr. Muorr's nrtor.
ncl Moore was held for the dHW
rriol court ut the close " bats ptc.
luulnary hearing Frlip morning
Judge : g. MuNry Announcing ma
the evidence justified uihl In fh"
district court on charge ~ murder
Hearing on tho hal cnH corpus Nli.
bc held ut . O'clock saturday morn.
Ing iu tho district court
Muuro.B preliminary hearing o''I.
pied the greater pact ~ lWu dt's.
finally ntlourninR shortly brslIc
noon Thursduy morning Moor, dld
not take the stand ut amy time dur
Ing the trial, although WitnrsErH f"r
the dcfcna" took up tho ouure so,
ond morning
AZ the opening ~ tho hearing IN
Friday morning. the dcfruHc irioh
to show that someone may have ru-
teIoi the building ana shot the wo-
man. offering uH testimony threats
IlNhN NNNlllNI VI N'NNl' a Nl|f.
George r. liDnHtein an attorney
In the office Of H. VI Nnr,lndnle
testified that he had heard man
and woman threaten to XIII Mrs.
Moore within year Mrs Moore had
sent 10 jail man hy tho name Of
Collins who had been working fUr
her and on his release both he ana
his wife told hcr that "she would
cash In her checks within q year"
and that she "couldn't get by with
any thing like that"
She borrowed Revolver
\. " F'hornC, residing In the house
ncST 10 Moore. said that men and wO.
mon were coming 10 the house at nl
hours Of the nlght aud that he hgG.
seen several young men hnnglng
around the house
ThaG Mrs Moore was IN possession
OF the gun was the testimony of
II " Martindalc. Mourc's attorney
Marlindale said that she had Dor.
rowed q gun from him In Aprll ~
Jack Dykes, man who was living
at the house. had lost hers Later
he lost the one Martindale loaned
her and she promised to replace u
with one she had taken from Moore
after his return from the penltentl-
and had found hat belonging 10
Dykes, lyinE on chair According
to Martlndals'H testimony Moore was
excited and had TO be pacified before
he gave up the Eeyolyer.
Dykes was al one time early In the
summer held on murder charge az
Independence, Kan, and was re-
leased through the efforts OF Mrs
Moore and MartlndAle, who made the
trip 70 that city TO free him The
murder charge Il still pending. Mar
tlndale said.
On cross examination Martlndale
admitted that Mrs Moore had told
him n few days before her death that
she expected trouble from her hus-
band and that she might call on him
any minute.
Equally sensational ives the teEh.
mOny of Mrs. Singleton. who lived
over the Moore garage at the time Of
the shooting, repeated by both at
iorneys In the absence OF the witness,
Mrs. singleton had seen Dykes and
Mrs, Moore In compromising posi-
tionH several times Mrs Moore eli.
ting on the mans lap and hugEing
and kissing him The ladder which
several Witnesses said they saw
against the house and which the
defense tried to prove had been used
~ means OF entrRnce toJho house
Mrs Singleton said was lying he
meath the stairs on the outside Of the
garage covered with boxes and was
there when she returned to the prem
ises at u o'clock on the morning OF
The shooting
Must Have Dccn Murdered.
At the eiose OF tht trial gudFe
MaNoy, IN summing up the evidence
said that from the evidence intro
duced u was a physical impussihtll'y
Tor the woman TO have shot herself
and that II was unreasonable to he.
licve that hnyonr VINO might have
entered the house 10 kin her would
have entered Moore's room and
fired at him after Killing Mrs Moore
~ the testimony Of several witnesses
showed that me two shots had been
fired after the first which must have
killed her Judge Maxey said that
he would recommend that the dis
irict court allow Moore the privilege
uf bond