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II IEEE EOE IIE IER EEE IEE EEE EE NESE EERE ESAS = et lsd tem le Ea aE eR See EM el eT et te July 13, 1923. ae On toe ary thing that would prove a motive for their, ‘be: Lng o @ith the murder. She told me that her husband had bean ‘take pion the eume day a8 Mrs: Whitehorn. and Mre Savege, but ao. f <not know what it was’ for, “ ww On a * of. ada She had gotten. Mrs ‘waitehorn to laave ‘pawhustn “KO Live’dn order to get her awey from thet bunch up; there..s4 48 to think that the same parties who killed him mightitry-. 40.3 ‘with her. She said that Mre Whitehorn ‘had gone up to’ get har}, oat ‘sell her furniture. <I left ‘their home about. one Pe 2 = WS re et pt 4 rt ae _ " eed sitrage , gave” ‘the ‘PotLowing as to. ‘the intorna tion #3 43 fling of Charley Whitenorn. I live at $22 Grand View, and rent. “Ou | 24) réoms. About April 25, 1921, a man came to. the rear door of the house: 25 4*and asked if I might make room and board for him. I gave the man ®. 26 |:room. He gave the name of Dewey Suttons He was tall, slender and ‘of 27: Pakout 22 years of age and medium dark brown hair. He made arrangement 28 | tore tay. about a.week and he slept on the sleeping porch with Mr. Savage haa ooking: for work and Mr. Savage helped him to get work with Mr. rhe at ithe County Farm, and: he went to work about the middle of th «He came in Saturdsy night:>from work and stayed ti11 sunday eve-: me hnd then returned to Aushorn's place and worked all week. He cam : ne cain on Saturday evening or Suiday,morning the 7th or 8th and went; 34-]yack Monday morning. Mr. Ausborne discharged him for not returning” 75 /Sunday evening and he came home Monday again. He did no work that wel 38. at said that he had written his mother at Muskogee and have her. bend m.$10,00 to come to Muskogee; and that he expected to leave Pawhuéka; ; nday, noon, ‘May 14th. Friday evening Sutton and Charley wWhiteho ‘Wore playing carda on the dining. room table end Mr. Savage and Mra... ‘tehorn, my litble gir}, Ruby and myself ell went tothe show a aay theater Leaving Sutton and Charley there at the house a preirs: sepire ‘B.o'clook, We left Mre Whitehorn at Dr. Langworthy's office. ae ré She Said sh¢ had an appointment for 8 o'clock. Mr...savage alao “had an appointment “with Dr. Langworthy for about 6 o'clook and ts ets tcohim onthe street and taking my little girl with us to the Jackson... “theater. We ‘éame out of the theater atout 9:15 and started home and. ms ‘Mr. Savage on the street and all went to the house. Urs Whitehorn was! ay at home when we arrived. Mrs. Whitchorn said that Gharley hed vrough’ . t | "her pear bome from the doctor's office ani then returned. toward town. “ey MY. Sutton wae not at home when we urrived but came in about i1- Pe Me cy ; Bally. came in the front door passing through the house to the ey ng porch but this night he cume around the hougs and in tha: : - a-wont to where he kept his suitcase and opened the cage ipettin ‘ i someting in ar took something out of it. J could not see him babe 3" hoard ithe | Jocks on the suitcase work. He'got up sudden carly ¥< » Horning. and aa be left the place bid all of us good bye and lef’ i whe M.- train for Muskogee. Sometime later. we received a lette mailed’ at Okle. City on ay the eora and was. ‘signed Cecil Rally,’ which we 391) so} uw. 42 a3.{° oat a