Arizona republican., 1921-03-16

airplane to San Antonio. She said she could not get a plane for an hour and that the ship did not look safe, so she started to motor to San Antonio.
 She said she was acting on instruc- tions of MT. Ketch.
 She said Everett w Sallis was her chauffeur from Dallas, as he testi- fled he was, but she denied she car ried two pistols, as he had said.
 She said she was driven to Cisco, Texas, where she bought railroad ticket for Fl Paso. Texas.
 She said she went to Juarez, Mexico, across from Fl Paso and remained three days and then went to Chihuahua City.
 Clara said when she left Oklahoma she was not fleeing from a crime she had committed, but left because MT. Ketch told her to.
 She very emphatically replied .I.did not when asked if she had toldaSallis she had shot a man. aas1 that nothing had been said to SalIis about her hav- on the subject Of we~rrons for. killing men was said.
 Wanted To Kill Herself If that's true, I want to kill my self she said she told Hamon when he said he had been shot, and that Hamon took the pistol from her. She said she did not want MT Hamon to die. Her voice wavered again. Mrs Hamon, the widow, listened to C1ara's testimony intently but without change of expression. Leave and never come back Clara said Ketch told her, but that when her | uncle, Ben Harrison went to her she decided to return to Ardmore. While in old Mexico did you meet fa1 Blafr?" MT. Mclean asked Says Blair Story Correct did" Clara replied. She said she had read what purported to have beer an interview with her, and that it was
 what she had told the court this morning.
 She said she never had gotten an, money except $125 from her oil ane
 motion picture properties. owned joint ly with. respectively, the Hamon estat and Ketch
 He certainly was not" Clara. re piled when asked if Hamon was sbo
 While lying on a bed. T certainly di, not, she replied when asked if sh placed her hand on Hamon's head an fired the shot which killed him.
 Lived With Hamon Eight Years on cross examination she said sh was 29 years old and next Octobe
 would be 80. and had been living wit
 MT. Hamon eight Or nine years.,'
 No sir, not when began living wit
 him." Clara said, when asked if sh was IT when that arrangement began She said she began working for M
 Hamon in 1913 and worked at leas
 two years. She said she frequent
 went to Kansas City to meet MT. Ha mon while she was attending a schot at Lexington, Mo, but that he did nc come to Lexington. She said he woul meet her at Fort Worth. No sir. I was noth Clara said whe
 asked if she were jealous of Mrs Jak
 Hamon. She had admitted she kne Hamon was married and the father
 two children. Attorney General Free Hing read a letter introduced yesterda , in which Clara said T will stop it or l way or another" She explained ths , meant she was ready to quit Hamo
 at any time and permit him to retur
 to his family.
 Not Jealous of Hamon
 Well, I expect I was. but don't re call why at this time" she answere ! when asked if she had been Jealous
 any other woman, except Mrs. Hamoi '1s it the Enid matter. or Mrs. H which keeps me away?" Clara sai meant, Was it trial at Enid whie Hanon was in, or was it Hamon lwife?
 5 He did always" Clara said, whe } Attorney General F'reeling asked
 Hamon had promised to marry her. Were there any children born of tn s slrelation?" Attorney General Freelin ? asked
 : No" Clara replied,