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ra re . : ; ; ar lf 4 a ») f. F. Weiss. Bov. 9-17, 1923. -19- attorneys fot HATTIE WHITEHORN and MINNIE and BaPL s..VAGE discussing weWheir clients had killed CHAS. WHITEHORN - s# heretofore rela- tea by UR. MATTESON to Agent - but LUTHER MOSIER states that Ma TTUS0N ig mistaken and that he, MOSIRER, did not mar anything as definite aa that, but merely heard the attorneys atating that they were personally T eonvineed that MINSIR SAVAGE and RARL SAVAGE either had committed the murder or knew all stout it. fe coaget aNs GRIFFIN and W, W. VAUGHN and BARGIS and A. W. COMSTOCK were " “mentioned by MOSIER as being attorneys to whom he referred, ané MOSTER i states further that BRYAN GRIFFIN is now laying up with MINNIE SAVAGE. Agent has heard this from other sources, Whike at Kansas City on the 15th and 16th, made three tripa to the §. AeEf office of JOHN A. GUSTAFSON, Glioyd Bldg., Kansas City, Mo. in an in these cases, Agent found wRS, SUSTAPSON in charge, and she informed agent that & MCDONALD, attorneys at Pawhuska, had reemployed GUSTAFSON on these eases; that GUSTAPSON had an under cover man at that time in Pawhuska effort to get the reports that MR. GUSTAFSON had promised Agent Weakley her husband is out of town at Fort Smith and that WALTER GRAY and LEAHY “working on the ease, and that GUSTAFSON himself would be in there work-| ing on the case sometime the following week, age wot ‘> MRS. GUSTAFSON informed Agent further that LEAHY, McDONALD and GRAY were not representing the relatives or representatives of the de- eeased, but were outsiters. She atated further that the reports were not in the office at Kansas city, but were with the under cover oOpera- | tive then working on the case for these “outsiders” in Osage County. =~ a A rege ge ga FY Sa a Se ee + fay athe, he ae aes he . i wets. a There” gain 1a 4 a oe ae exch eRe i ek ate, pi a ee or 3, ee " * tye! choy an a . ra ae . ~ ere ee oe ee ee aaa as ~s teh tee we GF wear! Y ‘ates vee i a “ mee