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ian Te * 4, # A a te J. B. Burger §~£8028 co for vs becents Bey had been, Stay tag met with Beary. Rosa's. & ; Taya > Be Pane Ramsey alvo told me along about thie time that taeka gone of. } note at the bank for some mney, and he guessed Hale would pay 11 ~ note off for hin, as Hele owed himcoome money fer doing a job ro: him Sonctime late*Yemnay told me ho would have plenty of money te par _iftr a Seles syeten ¥ when Eque finished paying | hin for & Toit he nal 1, dene fa" fele. ot Splat . ae ate ae TS ke ee we wet 7a “"" Rexsey told me that he thought Bill Hale inew of the btLding of cee: Henry Roar, ard he wished he did not know 80 mich about the ki}ling, en that Bill Haeie had given him a Ford car and scme money fer doing sng eb for Hews, all of whieh fally convinced him (Corbett) sha’ af Bareey had willed Heary Roau at the request of Ell) Bale, a8 above -f -steted for e Ford cer and a 5:2 Of MOIST, 4... re ee ra : wife can testify as, te Bamesoy being at our” ‘home as ators stat af. y (signed) Barry Corbett” te . VF "Ey brother Tyron Corbett, Maracfield, Ec., snd Wu. &. Paylor, q « Fetcfor, Ocia., San alas gestify that Jchn #.=67 ees at my home 88 adtvs ateied in a new Pord car furnished him by #1) Esl-* mo __ (Signed) bortg cordett, Bessy Corbstt testiriod at ‘the previous trial ef a. “aotenze witness, Lig fhe origival stetexent herein quotef is attached to and made a port -¥ of the CKlahosas City cffica file in this case, bene > = ies mazar COSRRTF, Stated that she and Joho Hams ey 's wife were cousins, und Jcum ©: :qWitaese, : Homre, came te cer home sear Faircax om Janusery 2, 19.:5, ore is .5 Bairfar, Oklahoma. hed with him « gallon of whiekey, ani was uider the influencs of 160. of whiskey, ani waa traveling in a now Ford car, Phat he agein:: a_i : . eame to her hore ons week later, at which time he was agsin fe volt 48. drinking heavily, ‘hat she saw Jobn Ramsey on severe! “oecas Lome ~ 439) ~at Fuirfex, Okla. during the month of Janmuery 1925; that the | reasox sha r¢auubared this ao well was that she knaw he was pootlesziag whiskey ani felt sorry for his wife, Knowing th-: he woul€ goon or late be caught, and of the embarracenert 1 onde ¢ couse hie wife acd fanily. bile _ rt ay. witnens ont sav evidenoa, Fairtex, oilabcea, was intervieved ¢ . bas ‘ibe . & signed statexnent Foshing | a5 rey 7 af a ff ss a ? ad von an ee moot a atialiea vegeta aoe wpe ee eg eee pe ee fy 253 er Ty - Pe tok ow be ae ao : . . . ue . eT A Be IT RA RO IR ma ole: