The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume], March 12, 1921, FINAL EDITION, Page 2, Image 2

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TULSA DAJLY WORLD, SATURDAY, MARCH 12, 1921
KETCH FURNISHED
$5,000 FOR CLARA
She Was Hurried Away So
It Could He "Fixed",
1 reeling Says (
AllDMOIti:, Mnrrh 11. -In hi
oncnltiff flnli'mrnt In thn Jnn f
today, Omiirul 11 i nline .l'l (
I'rnnk Kr-trli, Mumon' fnrtiwr Imul
ti run iimiiiu;fr nml now mlnilnlMrutnr
for tlm mlalp, hnil provlilMl CNim
llnmon Willi Jft.ooo with which iln
flnnnri'il her ci-vcral wrpkx fllKhi o
Chlhunhiin City, .Mi"clro, uflor .Mr.
JllllllOIl illcil.
Tlm ndiTiionn urnnlnn of rotirl to
lay wn iotponi'il ono hour whllo .
tho Jury, nrrnmpnnli-il ly tlm il I
fcr.diint. fihvrlff Murk flurrptl anil
Iwn ImlllffM. went to tho will'' i.f
room whfi Ilammi wiih hnt. The
fnrnlliir t mnl fin nlahlriKH, wllh tho
hed llnflitt, hnil lnon nrrniiKeil h
'lnrn llmnon Irnil nlitht In iih nnirly
lilt powillilo t)ii' mi inn lllnlllliT they
wrrn unrn Milium wnn mini.
t Ilr'i and yiuitliM bHnw the ngo of I
fi urn hHiiK rucluili'il from Ihn
minimum, win ii ib jiiiim'ii u ii
li.irlfy lit Hit ni'liiii. Men mid
Motnin romn riirfy nnil IiNiik
liiticlirH, or Imy fiinn women who
. n-ll mimhvlrhi-n Muring nuon Inter
liilmlon, What fow rents urn ilinrrl
I'd iiri" liikmi 'pilt'kly hy oilier
wotild-hw Rpertntnrn who hnve. rn- )
miilneri (iiinlclii tlm com trootn nil ,
mot nliiR for Hint inirponc.
A torrential ilin'iipnur of mln,
imfflolcnt to itntiir tlm Jury from
wiilklinr Hid two hlockii to tho lintel
heie .Mr. I la in cm wnM nhiit, wiih not
i noliKh to keep hack the rrowiM thin
inortiltiK a tul minio time ln'foro ooiirt
On tlm Jury henrlnir tlm Hamuli
wero flllnl nml Hid nllon piiukeil,
Thn titiilo toulchl iinnoiiiiteil It
mlchl ho nhlo to comph'tn primentn
tlnn of 11b tcHtlmony hy tomoirow
rvenliiK, rihoilKI u Matll I flay nfler
Iiihiii Hi nnlnn Im lii'lil.
Ono thn Jury henrlnir tho llnmon
rniio nro Heated two juror who n
Jew dn iiho In n inunler onne In
which only rlrruniHtnntliil nvlilcnco
wim preiieutetl, voted n llfo iientcmcu
nftcr II minute cotiHldei-ntlon. A
third of the llnmon riiHn Jurorii
iilioul ton dayH iiko wnn on u Jury
which mjntoncml to four yearn Im
prlMinment n inmi tried for murder.
These Men Hold Clara Hamon's Fate
liiit did tho work nml I win lying Momarh. cut him off from his whH
im 1 nm now
.1 tint nflrr ndjulirninvtit of t,n. nt Axlmorn Tliurchy evnlnic nt R o i I k, Al I l C Ki .ipr k. Tillfa
pholoKriiphi i and It A Hi ldcnuii r. WiiM Htuff i orirnjioiidi nt ominamli r rivl tlm uutlu r 'y of HIk itff Iiuck
:iuiretl. Ilm white ImtlPil man in the window a nil IIiimI up thn men tho defenHo ami pr'j.iucuilon had it-.dccted
!n try I'liiru Umltli llaiiion with tlm nhove rcnnlt.
A ilelulled lev lew of thn Jury wiih pilntrd In Krldii mornltm'H lmuin of The World; rendloc from left to
rlttht Hh tiiemliei-M nre- (I M. Iliiniy, fntiner; T. II. (Tim) ItoherlH, h.-irln-r; t). K. Allen, rnrrhiKe works liro
utletor; It. It. Callaway, (hrhinil AHnni, farmer mid ililryman, (i. II. Nowinnn, merchant, T. I.. Vllken, rlRftr
lenler; . D. Thomuii, mi-irliunt , 1). .K Unllain, fiirnmr nml iimirhnnt; W. A. Jnlley, Krnccrymiin, II, V. C.
l.ouKhrhlKe, farmer; A. I). David, wealthy oil opurntor iitul tho only bachelor on thu Jury; T, W. Decn, n
ilntiint eiinhler, Ntuto Nutlonnl hank.
In thu fin lllc position
when It wni done.
y At thnt time, Doctor, what
juiflllon wnn Mr. llamon ln7
A. On hln buck.
O Wna ho lyltiK flat on his
h.Kk or propped up?
A Mln head ullishtly lifted, I
diipponn nix Im-hea, Ills head wnn
hlKher than hl feol.
f). Do you recall that ho wild
nnytlilnt; elso then, Doctor.
A No, chocked up a Utile, unit
ronlilo't Inlk tfi ton nnv more.
1 i)octnr, In that operation of the
I nlcht before, did you roniovn uny
blood from his dtotnnch?
A. Yes, sir
t) How much In quantity?
A Well It Is hard to estimate
thn amount of blood but It wan be
tween six o relshl ounces; tho blood
was lyinc rlKht under tho liver.
The rest of Doctor JInrdy'n illrwt
Irsflmonv concerned vlnlts of Mr.
Dunl.ip, Mr. Ketch. Mr. Nichols tmd
hers to llnmon N room before ho
d cd, and (ho witness also explained
the cxa I cause of death which hu
said resulted from extra, larira dila
tion of tin' stomach and heart iih u
result of tho wound. Tho first part
of the cross-examination by Mr. Mr.
I.cnn was taken up with the lawyer-
ilirtor demonstrations In front of
tlm Jury box. Then by Mr. Mclcnn:
Q. Now, doctor, you say tiuu jiikp
llamon died from that pinto!
wound"
A. 1 did.
Q. You told other parties Just
after his denth that whisky drinking
wnM on n of the causes, didn't you 7
A. No, sir.
q. Doctor, you say ho couldn't
Kft enntlKlv water. I ask you If n
man that has Rot a imrning wmsKy
ARDMORE DOCTOR
TELLS HIS STORY
cotrriNi'Ki I'noM vaoys onb
(er of n. law, wo would llkn to hear
tho Kontloman's nuthorttlos.
Tho court: Tho nvhlcnco at this
tlun will bo admitted. If neces
sary, tho court can ruin It out later
Q.- Clo ahead, doctor, what did
ho say?
A. lfn aalil, "I nm ahot"
Q Anything else?
A. "Hy Clura Hmlth." hi said,
"I lold you nho would do that."
Q, -What It anythlnK. did ho M7
with reforonco to dylnc7
A. He Bays, "I am BOlnR to die.
I am weak and want to go to bed."
Q, What did you do with him,
doctor!
A. I Immediately supported him
and went back In thn hospital to
tho elevator and took tho elovator
and catno down and we Rot on ana
I went to tho aecond etory.
Q, When you wna on the eleva
tor, 'whnt. If anythlnir did lie aay
to vou thoro?
A. Ho says, "Doctor, take mn
hy tho right hand, I want you to
promise that you will nover rovrm
how that I was Phot only In opon
court." I did.
(Doctor Hardy then described nt
lenitth tho examination, tnn x-ray
of thn wound nnd of the location of
the bullet. iiIho tho nperntlou at
which IColly ltoach, W. 11. NIcholM
nnd other doctorn wero present.)
After this tho hlcod-Ntalncd cloth
lnff nnd outer KannonU worn by
llnmon nt the tlmn ho wns shot
wero Identified hy Doctor Hardy
nnd Riven to tho jury for inspection.
It was nt this Junrturo that Mrs
Rent a Car nnd Drive It
Yourself
Tulsa Rcnt-a-Cnr Co.
(Inc.)
Itcar 215 Snutlt Cincinnati
riiiine Cellar 2M
NEW PATHE RECORDS
They're Omit
love lllnl tx Trot
O-III-O Oiio-Ntp
Vclma Saxnptiono Koto
PATHE SHOP
a WmI llflh
Hamuli and Clnrn Hmllli hroku
down and u recess wns nrdereil.
Direct examination resumed when
court convened by Mr. KrcelliiR:
Q. After thn cxamlniitlnn, doulor,
did Mr. llamon inly iturltix the
nlKht?
A, About 2:S0 In tho mnrrilni: fol.
Iiiwlntr tho operation, about 10
o'clock.
Q, That wns Hundny nlcht, was It
not, doctor?
A, Yes, sir,
Q, What was his condition III" I
next moiuliiK?
A. Well, ho wns rather free of
pain; vomited, very restloss.
U. What nurso did you nsslnn to
him?
A, MUs IIoho Cannon luimo on at
7 o'clock.
Q. Doctor, aro you acquainted
Kith tho defendant In this case,
Clara Hmlth 1 1 u utoii 7
A. Yes, Blr.
U, Have you nttended her In a
professional capacity'
A, Yes, sir.
CJ, Did you see anyone In the bos.
pllal on tho Monday morning, thoro
for the purponn of visiting Mr, Ham-on?
A. Yes.
Q. About what tlmn did she
coma 7
A, It wait rlnht around 8 o'clock,
8 a. m.
Q, Did you have any conversa
tion with her?
HOTEL
CoroNA
608-610
South Boston Street
Everything new; all outsid
rooms with bath, steam heat
telephone in each room, v
A. Yen sir.
Q. Will you slate that to tho Jury?
A. Hho caiiio In and wanted to sen
Mr. llmnon and I told her certainly,
hut I would have first to H''t his
consent. Ho told inn In h.ivo no
ono In the loom except liini U Ketch,
no 1 linmnillictely called up and
nsked Mr. Iliunou about It, nnd ho
, W ,111 Vl'lll" II, ,,
tile." o I went down mid took MlimBf"
Hmlth ami clirrled her to his room.
(J. Was thero anyouo In tho room
whllo slm was with him?
A. No, 1 imkcd tho iiiirso to come
out nnd Itiivii them alone.
Q. That was Mlsn Cannon 7
A. Mlm Caiinon.
1 Did she do that? I
A. Yen Mr.
Q. Doctor, did you have any con
vernation with Mr. llamon nfter she
came mil?
A. Yes sir, (nfter lengthy nrgu
mentH mid objections examination
continued).
I). What did lm say Doctor?
j. no Hayw, "That'll tho woman
Uy. doesn't he drink an enormous
amount of water"
A. Well, he mlnht. I expect he
will. .
Crosw-examlrmtton then shifted to
Clara's visit to Hamori'H nick room,
thon on to th fact that Doctor
Hardy lmd facts of Ilm Hniiinn shn'.
Intt a cret di'splte the fact that the
enmity attorney nuela'""l ,,,,n
q. Doolnr, you know Hussell
llrown, here, county attorney and
voluntarily letlred the lust eloclluJ?
A. Yes. sir.
g. Didn't ho cotno to ou lis thl
law and sk you to mak a state
mi nt If Mr. llnmon ever told you
better than nn accident, and you
nald "Mr llrown, lm churned It was
an accident up to hi last hour?"
Did you Miy that?
A. No, sir.
Q. Why did you tell the county
attorney It was nn nccldont when he
was out here trying to find out the
honost-to-doil truth about It?
A. I told tho man on his death
bed I would not slate that except
In open court. ,
Q. Jako llamon told other people
It was an accident, didn't ho?
A. 1 don't know.
Q. You Just Kot Jake Hamon's
statement?
A. Yes, sir.
(.). Doctor, you, through Mr.
Hamon'H employment, havo heon
Clara Hmlth'n physician and .vr
Kcoii? A. Yes, air, sure: a number of
times."
Q. Sho Is a weakly, nlckly wo
man? A. Yes, sir,
Qv Hho 1ms serious trouble, hasn't
sho?
A. Yen. sir.
Q. It Is a permanent trouble, her
troublo? .
A. Ye, sir. v ...
i. And It Iha dangerous trouble,
llublo to cnuso death, Isn't It?
A. Yes, sir.
.Mr. McCleart hero attempted to
show that alcoholism nnd clrhossls
ot liver wore to blamo for Huiiicm's
donth wound. Ho asked:
Q. Ordinarily, Doctor, that In t
Bcrious?
A. No, ilr.
q. Ordinal lly, 9! nut of 100
would recover from that wound?
A. No, Hint l too high,
q. Well, 75 per cent?
A. Seventy. , , ,
o. Now. what clso do you think
contributed to his death unless It
was tho liquor ho had been drlnkliiK
that uvonlnff with this llfo Insurance
intent?
A. Well, thnt had somethlnir to
do with It.
q. Yes, sir, I know It, Doctor.
A. Ho IiikI a chronlo trotiblo hc
Hldes. q. Yen. ylr. What was tho chronic
trouble, Doctor?
A. Clrhossls of tho liver.
q. Thnt Is caused by continual
and heavy drlnklnu of whlsky7
A, Not neccsRirlly so,
q. Ninety per cent of these cawy
nro caused hy liquor?
A, Sixty per cent,
q, Doctor, the fact Is thnt llamon
was In a terrlblo physical condi'ton.
from everything, even Including th
bullet wound, ns you found hiSHtnm
nch thnt night, wasn't ho Uabla fj
drop off?
A. I cannot answer that, I sa;j
ho would not last over two y, Mr
Thnt Is nil I know about It nft-r I
looked nt his liver.
Mr. Mcott: I'nrdon me, Dncipr
you mean oven though ho got nt ,
nt this time.
A. Yes, sir.
(J. You mean after you r.-ut in,
liver, that Im. aftor ho was dead or
boforn ho died.
A. That was when I operated on
him.
Cross examination was conepde
nt f,ilfi o'clock and court ndjour J
Some folks seem to have
new clothes evry week.
They patronize
CL1PSON
REMOVAL NOTICE
P. C. filddlruri lins movtxl
ItiKim r,:il, Majo IIIiIk.
1'iioNi: osaci: nr.o
to
U. S. TIRES
Osage J Q 5 Osage
Polin Service
EcTCiith nt Boulder
I"
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Before any event, to
look your best, you
should phone
CLIPSON
SATURDAY
I'IX)WKltS"
mm
Each Saturday will
be found nn ex
ceptional display
of frcHh cut flow
ers nnd potted plants nt our shop.
Flowers nro inexpensive nnd brills so
much happiness into your life, why
not have a bouquet each Saturday?
DoslonS
Fju
Third
Ktrcrt
I'lHineti &LA
510 nml 5yV
IS
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PAINSIN
SIDE AND BACK
vautca uy woman s ills and m
Cured by Lydin E.Pinkham'
Vegetable Compound
Grafton. Pa."! w as troubled with
I Till n mm n linn unit ,ta I,, ..... ..I.l.. I
nnu nacK. Allot s
iloctorinnwltlulif
fercntdoctorannd not KottitiR relief,
Iliad almost Riven
up hopes when my
Histcr toVl me nt
J-yJI K. I'ink- m
ham'a Vogotalilo
Compouml, n n il , s
knowint; that sho
iiad really heon !
J help.vl by it, I I
imirchnao,l II 11
ma imnlilrt tn llo mv ivnrL- nl iUt ' r. ,
time, but after taking BovornllKittlus ,
of tho Vegotabls Compouml I can ' HI
now do anything nliout tho house or S
farm that n woman should do. 1 havo ,
b four months old baby that is tho i
healthiest and bicst baby for bis
go that I havo over seen, and I civo
T?,JI P Pinlrhnm's Vpitetnlil., fVm. s3
poiid all the prniso for my health, ' '
Mrs.BuUR L. FlSUUK, lt.D.l.JJox 37,
Grafton, Pa.
Working early and Jnto-liftinr
amtnir. nml 1ua heaviest of houi
hold duties Is it. any wonder tliat it el
results in backaches and kindred ills.
Hut every woman who suffers as Mrs.
Fisher did should prom uy ner oxpo
rience and give Lydio E. Pinkham'a
Vegetable Compound a fair trial.
Springy styles for
the boys
Here are nil of the new styles you'll sco
in boys' clothes this season; that is, all
the wood styles. They're fully ns smart
nnd good looking as those for "big broth
ers". Yet they havo the sturdy fnbrics
nnd strong workmnnship needed for long
wenr.
Two pants suits
$12.50 up
Two pants suits arc best for hnrd serv
ice, good looks and real economy. Hero
in new single and double breasted styles
with nil the new features. Many differ
ent fabrics nnd patterns at $12.50 and up.
New wash suits
Little chaps wash suits in handsome new
styles for spring nnd early summer. Fast
color materials of very fine quality. Plain
shades, fancy trimmed, checks, plnids and
stripes, $1.75 up.
Tho II ill c of
I'iisIiIoii l'nrL- nml
C a in pus Toff
ClotliiK.
Mil nhnt tan
Shlrw
Diinlnp, Stct- '
Mill nml Itorwillno
lllllH
Pri-ncli,
Slirlnrr nnil
Urncr Shoes
Intrntmcn
319-321 SOUTH MAIN STREET
Fashion Park
Suits
and Campus
for Spring
Tog
We believe that quality is still the most important thing you buy in clothing as well as
in everything else, and while other stores are claiming to sell the most clothes we be
lieve it's more important and are satisfied to sell the best clothes.
This season, more than ever, value is our creed
but at no sacrifice of quality. You will find
both in this new assortment of Spring Suits that
now await your inspection. They're priced at
30
$
35
$
40
and
up
Styles and patterns to please the taste and pock
etbook of every man from 17 to 70.
Single and double breasted models, young men's
and more conservative styles. Dress and sport
models in checks, stripes, mixtures, herring
bones, and of course our liberal guarantee of
perfect satisfaction or your money refunded,
goes with every suit
There's Still a Good
Selection of
Spring Suits
$
At
19
.50
Single and double breasted models in light
weight, light color, all-wool fabrics that
offer unusual values.
1
1
yVa.d a n sky
5
roihers
1
Whs
Rose Wonder
Is Culled tlto
"Living X-Ray"
IlecnuRA sho tlnds your nllmcnls
without your tcllliiB hor any
thing. Sha docs 'It absolutely
without olmrgo. She Id not a
Clairvoyant; Not a Spiritualist!
14 Kant Fifth St., TuIb.i. Okia.
OuaKu C605, Will be nt IlrUtow,
Uaurel Hotel. Saturday :uul .Sun
day, March 12 nnd 13, returns to
Tulsa March 14th.
Tulsa Greenhouse
Florists
I.nrffot Ilctnll nrrrnlioii.se Nr.ir
Tulsu
Cut Flowers and Plants
All Klnils of noriil Work
O-iikh .li'l
liist TiM'iily-first Stmt
Xcnr IcU Ave,
SPECIAL SEEDS SPECIAL
Onion Sets 90c Bushel, 5c Quart
We havo taken over all tho fresh stock of Arthur and
" McCune Co., the famous Jerome B. Rice seeds
WM. B. MOHR
Plionr
Os-nso HIT or 33C0
Corner
rirst and j:IrIii
rir,i