Tombstone epitaph., 1922-03-05

 for bottle of whiskey. she said. and Osborne went out to the car and re- turned with a bottle of Canadian Club
 Mrs. Hoover told of several occa- sions that Bennett and Osborne had left the room. Finally. she said. Ben nett told Osborne that his (Osbornes) car was ready
 How much do l owe your" said Os- borne. according to Mrs. Hoover.
 Not dam cent" replied Bennett. the witness testified.
 Osborne then went to his car and returned with an overcoat he had bor- rowed from Bennett. the witness said. and then started to thank Bennett for the use of it. Osborne again insisted on paying Bennett. apparently for some work on the car, said Mrs. Hoover. but Bennett only repeated his refusal to accept any money
 Failing to find out why Bennett was ansered. said Mrs. Hoover. Csbcrnc started out the door. Bennett called to h.m and cursed Osborne. she said. When the argument became heated. said Mrs. Hoover. Osborne pulled his coat back and called attention to the fact that he had no gun. Now pull you coward" said Osborne. Bennett then fired from his hip. said Mrs Hoover, and then. as Osborne bent over. fired again He then left the room. said the witness.
 After having taken her to a hotel in Benson. said Mrs. Hoover, Bennett re- turned later in the evening and asked her what she was going to do about the trouble. He then promised her she would never want for anything if she would swear there were two other witnesses to the killing. said Mrs Hoover. and she refused. Bennett snapped his fingers and left. she tes- tified.
 Mrs. Hoover described in detail her trip to Benson, but denied knowing positively that there were three cases Of whisky in the car until she reached Benson
 Direct examination of the witness was conducted by County Attorney John F. Ross.
 On cross examination. W. G. Gil more. attorney for the defense. sought to bring out in detail the relations be- tween Mrs. Hoover and Osborne Ob- jections by the state 10 this line of questioning was sustained by Judge A C. Lockwood
 Gilmore brought from Mrs Hoover that she was married. ,ha. she had made other trips with Osborne and that she had known Bennett for a year. Questioned regarding an incl dent at Benson last spring. when Mrs Hoover and a man were detained by Bennett. the witness denied having had any trouble" with Bennett or having tried to run away from him at that time.
 Mrs. Hoover said that during the day on which the shooting occurred. she had taken three drinks of moon shine" furnished by Bennett. She again dennied knowing that Osborne had three cases of whiskey in his car. but admitted she had an opinion as to whether there was some liquor in the machine
 Late this afternoon when the de- fense had completed a line of cross examination relative to statements she was alleged to have made to 2 certain woman in Benson rgarding the killing. which the witness denied, an- other line of questioning regarding the relations of the witness with the dead man was attempted. but the court sustained the objections of the state that on avowal by the defense attorney to prove the illicit relations of the witness. with Osborne to show bias of the witness against the defend ant. the court allowed admissability of this line of questioning on cross examination. which the state resisted as improper cross-examination.
 The defense avowed they would prove numerous acts of the witness with Osborne prior to the killing, ~wht,h -r~,1A "A s- A rx--