The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-10-29

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left until he came back.
Q-What had she done?
A-She had upheld him in quite
a bit Of his meanneSS.
Q-SometimeS a loyal wife does
those things, doesn't she?
defense objection overruled.
Q-What do you saw about it?
Ayes. ? lovaI wife v----''
Q-You never knew of Lora
jackson doing anything wrong, did
you?
Al have heard of it.
Q-What have you heard?
Al heard that she got rid OF
quite bit Of stolen goods that he
r to her home.
Just Heard Story
Q-Who told you?
Al just heard it.
Q-Who told you?
A-Well, my mother-in-law.
Q-Who else?
Al heard talk from most every
one in the Simmons family.
O-And the Simmons family
were the ones who told that?
At was so publicly known that
they heard it.
(Struck out by states objection
Q-You don't know whether they
were telling you the truth about
that or not?
Defense objection sustained)
Q-You don't know anything
about it yourself, do you?
Al never seen it.
Q-When was it you heard about
it?
A-Between the two times he was
in the penitentiary.
Can't Recall Informant
Q-Who was the first person who
told you that?
Al couldn't just say who was
the first one.
O-You don't remember who it
was told you that first?
A-No, I don't.
Q-After they went back there to
live on this farm, they have lived
there ever since haven't they?
A-Seventeen years, or some
thing like that.
Q-Is that right?
Al don't just know how long.
Q-About how long do you say
that it was?
Al don't know, exactly; prob
ably twelve years.
CIT might have been longer?
Al couldn't say.
Q-They have lived there in that
community ever since that time?
Ayes.
Hasn't Visited Them
Q-And you haven't visited them
there?
A-No, and they haven't visited
us.
Q-The only times you ever saw
them we're at those reunions and on
the occasion of the silver wedding
anniversary you testified about?
Al have seen them once in a
while, and at different places.
Q-Where have you seen them?
A-They attended the farm bu-
reau meetings once in while.
Q-Are you member of the farm
bureau?
A-No; but my husband is.
Q-Do you go because your hus-
hand is a member?
Al go because I want to. The
meetings are open to the public.
Q-You go where your husband
goes?
Ayes.
JackSOnS Also Attend
Q-And Mr.. Jackson and his fam
lily go. too?
A-Occasionally.
Q-You see them there?
Ayes.
Q-When you see them there do
you speak to them?
A-No, sir.
Q-And you haven't spoken to
them for years yourself?
Al have not.
Q-For seventeen years, some
thing like that?
A-No, sir.
Q-And Joe McClaren is
brother in-law of yours, isn't he?
Ayes.
Q-You haven't spoken to him
for a number of years have you?
defense objection sustained)
Q-Mamie Moffet is a sister law
of yours, isn't she?
Al don't know any such person.
Q-Nellie Moffet is your sister
in-law, isp't she?
Ayes.
Denies Dissatisfaction in Hint g.
Q-You haven't been on friendly
terms with her either. have you?
defense objection Sustained)
Q-Have you ever discussed your
family affairs with Mrs. Moffett?
defense objection overruled)
A-Not in particular.
Q-Have you ever discussed your
own family relations with Mrs.
Moffett?
A-No. sir.
Q-Did you ever tell Mrs. Moffett
that you are not satisfied with mar
ried life?
Al never did.
Odd you ever wish John would
leave?
A-No, sir.
Q-You never made such a state
ment to Mrs. Moffett?
A-No, sir. Nor anybody else.
Q-Ever have any conversation
with her along that line?
A-No, sir. Not her nor any one
else.
CAT her home or elsewhere?
defense objection overruled.)
A-No, sir.
(Adney: We have a right to go
into this. Tindall: Go ahead.)
Querried on Home Happiness
Q-What is the fact as to whether
or not your home life has been
happy?
Att has.
Glow long? Ever since you