The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-17
Brown Was Brutal.


mg her feelings.
Brown Was Brutal.
Hut Brown attacked her de-
rouncod her and condemned her
and he did 1t brutally.
II YOU honest men turn this de-
',Ddant scot free and thereby sane
ton such conditions as existed In
This case God pity your own homes,
when YOU leave this court house aft
or returning your verdict and go
home to your wives and your fam
iios.' he said.
As Brown upbraided Clara Smith
for her standard OF life, Mrs. Jake
Hamon bent forward and Wcpt into
her handkerchief The defendant
sitting directly across the table from
her stared straight at the jury box
and showed no sign Of emotion, If
indeed she felt any.
Brown drew parallel between
Mrs Uamon, the widow, and the
defendant For the jury he recalled
them as they appeared on the Wit
hess stand (Which will you be-
leye2' he asked the jury. First
Jet me point out to you this wo-
man in mourning sitting behind me
q here You can see goodness and
christianity written In her face. 1t
was put there by God. Hers is the
face or good woman. Remember
her on the witness stand She told
YOU how she tried to break up this
Connection between her husband and
This defendant She went even to
the home Of the defendants moth
'r and asked her to help break II
Np What did they tell her. she's
ever 21.'
And lct US look at this other
woman. this defendant shouted
tNc speaker. "Shc tolls not neither
I.1c, she spin. Remember her on
'ne witness stand. Did you see her
painted face? Did you see her
smiling lips? Did you hear her
,1oins voice as she sat there IN
front II you with her legs crossed
displaying - inches OF silk-clad
b1iu uuuc?'
Nnother Thaw Case.
Which one Of these women are
you going TO believe, gentlemen
Are You going to let your judgment
De sWaycd by the painted face, the
voice that cooed at yor; like a dove,
me smiling lips, the silken ankles?
are YOU going to write another
'hdpicr such as the Evelyn Thaw
II' dNhfu tue july uttldl III >
al the time that the case referred
10 had created more prostitutes since
o every one traCeablc to any other
ono thing
She sold her body to Jake
\ Hamon,' said Brown. lust as you
Mariner lpointing his finger to one
mfmber NJ the mry). sell your cot
,'h and YOU, abarbcr sell your work
@@la you a dairyman sell your milk
ian You believe woman who sold
"'F virtue? No, / won't say sold
.ti virtue, for they haven't even at
,,mp'od 10 tell you that Jake
ndmon robbed her Of her virtue
,na' mo- soduccd her but II she had
o''h \ir'uous before, could you be-
"''' t woman who sold her virtue
' 'a'mor sells the corn that grows
IN the field"
Recalls the Near Riot.
hI'Nn then referred to the SEN
'a''Af. scene that occurred in tn,
Lo'' room yesterday morning whilC
~ N'- ross examining the sister oI
Wilson. ""'e
p was when Brown referred tC
M M'.h'r Of Clara Smith as "tht
C'u woman that Attorney Mclean
IL defense, got up and said "Th'
- woman is just as good as any
man hat gave birth TO any law
. 'H This courtroom" and tn,
s''. sIoom went into a frenzy, neces
"'1.'Hs adjournment for an hour.
l., But It was not then that tn,
sI,pHu got hot" said Brown, In hii
%S "%ISu,'ss TO the jury. "I'n tell yol
,"'g u Vas. | asked the sister o.
,b bbs defendant II she had known o
ua I'ldnons between her and Jak,
baain",N She said at first that sh,
no, o'. asked her then If it wal
ia,i,.u' iyi .u' that she knew OF their re-
,o ,'n1nS nS before she went to Wilson
Ts.IIlI', She admitted that she did
b,alu 70 her And you let your hus
saw. 20 to work for the man the,
tn, was burning this woman's soul.
vas When the blood got hot"
b. Court Takes Il calmly.
tbc toNh IN concluding pleaded will
lss, Jurors TO do their duty. regard
then VI now hard 1t might be 20
loosn " YOU turn this defendan
"hg thus put the official staml