The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-08-09

i The eyes ~ lie isw nnssf aisndgci
ashefNiSN Therefore. her evidence a
TITS time 10 perfwesis legal and prep
rr~
IN wunt h@ ss snna a. can hrsnx
sn aesIun hsfnre lunAey ceurs aud
rnsNe her examination b Z board ~
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that's somefh'n< tof tha fesu,c II
shas ease slslnEs mlght he ailiwsss.
nat ! can ansy faslon tlsr laa. vita
ibe aaemhers pf the tars .nslraeis~a. IT
ccaswe. ~ ae~pt the evidence fns
whaa slaey de~Ea n II murfh Yer WI
proesesl. Mrs Amsalne What dld sse
see that caused ysa to cosac 10 this
eoneiaslor y
Cant yoa cvsa stick 80 the rules
ard esh3cs az Testimony r II wAs TIE
fnal plsa af ,hr ssefessea Farrcis The
esrslnwF vyed him sleMsy4
~sir Jarrett caux hts nnsxer. =
must cpnfe~s toHs slesastlnn frssn res
usar cears procedure IL this ,nqnsry.
II Is customary tn "A inaneN of tAls
character; certain depArsuVs frnm the
Usual rules muss ~ nlAie that the
, truth and the vlsnle trMsh h@ learned
prscc~d Mrs R0daine. what was II
ypa samy
Tssnknxed. hurrffesi. FsEr~h!ld
watched the mumhiIng. mancisIns
rsonlh. the staring eyes and strHying
white hair. the bpay. crooked hands
ns they weased hsfors her FROM
those tppthleSs Jaws q story was ahnnt
"a cesne. frne Nv untrue. a story that
wemld stain the name of hts father
with mur6er And thai story n0w was
as sts beginning
Il saw them together that afternoon
early the odd wufnan was saying II
cAme or the read iuss t.slsind them.
aud they were faSssng Heth " 'sm
acted ike they wsr0 mad AZ each 9th.
sr, hn, Falrxallt seemed 10 be the
nafsiest.
4 dlsnt ray msrh attention TO
them because Just thought they we're
fsghtinE about some little thin. and
that IL meulda't amount 10 much I
weut an up the guich--t Was gasheFing
flowers After a~hsle the earth shock
aud heard big explosion. from away
down underneath fne--iike thunder
when IFS far away. Then. pretty
soon. mw Falrrhlld come rushing
out ~ the mln~. ard his hands were
All bloody. He ran to the creek and
washed them, LOCKING around 10 Eee
II anybody was watching hln,-hus ne
didn't notice me. Then. when he'd
washed the blood from isls hands. he
got az on the read snd went down Into
town. Later on. thought I snw all
three ~ 'ern leave town, Fairrhlld.
Sissae and a fellow named iiarklns 40
nsvsf paid any more attention 10 u
until today. That's aal know
She stepped down then and went
tacs to her scat with Squsnt Rodaine
and the scn. fdge,Ing there again.
craning her neck as beforo. white
FaiFchilds son of man jufs accused
Of Murder. watched her with eyes fas-
eIaated frcm horrur The Coroner
ieoksss a slip of paper ID Ms hard.
~WHlissn Barton he called A mi.
ner same forward. N ~ through the
usnai farmslsties. and then hs asked
the question:
-Tsid sou see Thornton Falrrhsla un
the night ise Iaft 0hadlf~ /
@f4s lot of ux aaw him. He druve
osrt - torn with Harry fIarkins. and !
a feliaw who we SIT thought sas Sis.
sic f4arsen =
-TAass an. Gen'Iemen II The iury.-
hn turned l,ls back en- the crowded /
roSsn and faced ths smaIi. worried np |
pcaring group On the row of Kitchen
rhairs. ssou have heard the evidence. i
fam VIII nnf room At the rlrlit In /
which 70 cpndacs year deliberations.
shutting forms faded through the 1
dosr ~ The r1ght. Then followed long
rnonsIfs of waiting. In whieh Robert
EasrcgsIId's sy~x ~esst toatbe noor. In
wisich he sts~Tc 70 sveif the gAxe of