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ee a oe ate se year jose Ts Baw Graimer frequently,~ . He aig, coming +0 ) Raises & i gery ne whiekey for his. , eines. in: Qlleboma.' -. oth ear we age teeee pen. ae eee * . Re: ser and I got well “se ouninted, and ‘in {932 Cramer” BE *pméched : me end! ‘ne if I imew any high powered men he could get to puly @ job inor Oklahoma. JI told him I aid, but joked him about what had become of the’ Cklahom outlaws, and he said he did not want to deal with them on this . Job. Gremmer told me to look some high powered men up and he would Bee me when he came. back to. Eapens abe pext time. £5 City, end. ne. “want ed, ‘to know: it ty ba a pane ‘payredh, or the : ee gy I. ‘did not ‘know. , He” said he wuld sce some men; Sut no thing | Bone in this case by us, MeGowern and I. a *, « -$ O¥emmer’ wientioned” twice to. me. “about. Yonting + te" got ‘some ‘nignposbred'ne E we for a job in Oklehoma. The. ghia: tine he. nenticned it.he.t trodiie atthe to Bill Hale in my peint ‘store; “aend and Pasés, Kansas Clty): Wor” about September, 1922. Grummer and Hele came in a Cadillec Sedan. ~ asked me whet success I had hed in getting eny :en end I told him we could | _ ge to 12th and Troost and moet the two men I had in vicw. Grermer thew told’. _ Be, in Hale’s presence, "This is the men whe wants to talk to them', indiw. = Cetix 2g. ‘Bale, Hale, asied me when We. could see. these son. I told big ¥e - is sould drive dow there and. get in touch with them, and Hale “asked im “Knew these inen end” gould guarentee: them ‘to atend - ‘hitched. . + were high powered gun men with bad: “reputations and that was: : stood. he wanted, but. rT “would: not. guerentes: anything. = “Hale end. Graeme? ‘etayod at ny place’ ‘about an ‘hour, end thea ‘bbe we drove to 12th and Troost, Bill Calloway *s place. At this ‘plezo , Bill about ‘these men, Crewey and Warner, and he said they were not there” Q ‘ Just then, but he would have them there after supper that night at 4:60 P.M. ’ At 9:00 P.M. that night we met aa agreed and vert together into Bil Cet io~ aa Way's place, and he sald the men were toers and pointed them out to us. 80% Calloway said we couid talk to them in his back room. Hale, Grarmer, | Curry, i | Werner and I went into the back room and I told Curry and Warner that Hele -- * and Grenmer were the +wo men’ from Oklehoma who wented to talk to them about ‘a job down there. I then left the room and the other four men steyed in |. ‘thre for sbou$ thirty or forty minutes, and then ce: out together. i en ; Aid “Grenmer’ caid they: had aérrenged for. them to come down’ to oklaker $s Jo, \¢ the: -jJod over.° Hale asked moe if J ithougat they could be ia ‘be < tr newaad ta. da “ + éa448 ata 20. butet 2h ee % they Peroea vo. Go ety ele @ Lf —e VGi0 BLS, . Tes, i, aad -Hi G8 Laey TF toe q . - ee car About two weeks later I saw | Cromey and he told ma thet ne had been to