The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-01-07
JESS TAYLOR IS
DEAD AS RESULT
SHOOTING TODAY
Meaare Reports Come from Scene
Of Tragedy at Taylor Homo
Southeast Of Norge; wlfe's
Story Reported.
SAYS HEARD SHOT, SAW
MEXICAN RUNNING AWAY
Cause Not Known; oaIInbo Worked
for Deceased. 10 Report: Mex
lean Once Tried for Alleged
Murder Here.

At o'clock this afternoon, off.
GERS were stIll hunting for Frank
Galinbo. Mexican wanted In eonnec.
tion with the death OF Jess Taylor.
farmer living southwest OF Norge. ac-
cording to reports from the sheriffs
offIcc.
tThe killirs. according 10 Webb
Neal, local man who stated that he
talked to Mrs. Taylos this afternoon.
occurred short distance from tho
Taylor home. Mr. Neal stated that
Mrs. Taylor told him that she had
heard quarrelIng. This was followed
by shot, she said and that she
ran to her husband. finding him
dead. she declared that looking up.
she saw the Mexican running away.
according to Mr.. Neal.
Relatives OF Mr.. Taylor stated
today that Galinbo had been working
on the Taylor place for some time.
The trouble that might have caused
the tragedy had not been brought to
light today.
The body was brought to the s.
J. Anderson morgue at 2:45 this
afternoo. Mr.. Anderson stated that
one wound was found on the body.
bullet hole Immediately over the
heart.
Jess Taylor. for many years resi-
dent of Grady county, was killed this
morning in the nelghborhood south
west of Norge, according to meagre
reports reaching the sheriffs office
just before noon today.
Frank Galinbo, Mexican, is
being sought by the county officers.
T. w. Foreman, undersheriff de-
clared at 1 o'clock, but at that time
he had not been located.
The first word of the killing was
received at the Sheriffs office about
II o'clock in telephone conversa-
tlon with WHY'S Rider, farmer
living southwest of Norge. Because
OF poor connection, the county Off
GERS could not understand exactly
the details of the affair as related
by Mr.. Rider.
They understood that officers were
asked to come at once to the Rogers
farm and that someone had been
killed. Whether or not the affair
occurred on the Rogers place or
simply in that neighborhood, could
not be learned in the telephone con-
versation.
Sheriff Matt Sankey and Deputy
DeArthur Wilson left Immediately
for the scene and about 1890 phoned
to the sheriff's office, Bob Wilson,
jailor answering the phone and
understanding from the conversation
that Jess Taylor was the man who
was killed and that the Mexican,
Galinbo was being hunted by the
officers.
In this conversation, the deputy
did not, state what trouble caused
the affray, but 1t was understood
that Taylor's death was caused from
gunshot wounds.
Galinbo, the Mexican, has a court
record, having been tried, some three
years ago for the murder Of another
Mexican. This affair occurred in
house on South Second street here,
gun being used.
Galinbo pleaded self defense,
claiming that the other Mexican was
advancing on him with knife. The
result of the trial was that he was
cleared.
Several years ago, Jess Taylor,
who was reported to have been killed
today, was tried for the alleged muir
murder of Gus Lambneck. The fight
in which Lambneck lost his life oc.
Cured on the Brown farm east Of
Chickasha. Taylor was cleared of