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; { if = = te oe ranae ia as fallows:- BIC That some time in the spring or summer of 1921 she was living at Hominy, Okla. and playing the piano at picture shows there; that she “my others, living at Hominy. That COPPERFIELD and HOKOSHE are fall-p1a, Saage Indians, _ eo an oo ; a That about 8: 16 to 9: :30 os x one night in the apring or sum ro 7 “se1 she cane directly home from the theater where she pas playing, the little one-roomed house she am& had rented in the rear of MISS JONES house at Hominy, and having done a washing that day and being ver AE tired , had disrobed anf had donned her nightgown immediately. That she then heard someone kex breathing very heavily and loudly outside her —. door about 9:30 P. M. and opening the door, found wou1s SOSPmr re 1y-4 ing on her front porch, or against it. That LOUIS COPPERFIEDD was very | ee and mumbling; that ashe went to him and helped him up and that ane, gaw that his coat was off and his shirt sleeves were torn and his shirt Was torn in other places. That his shirt on the treast and arms: was. - covered with blood. That she took him into her house and tried to food | him a raw egg to sober him, but he was 80 drunk that he dropped the 968. —— = on the floor. That she then thought to give him some fresh malik, which, “ghe aia, and that she then proceeded to tell her of a terrible fight = “he and LOUIS HOKOSHE had had ina field that night with some other In- dians. That COPPERFIELD kept glenoing at the blood on his person and | | Shed dering, ant repeating what a terrible fight 1¢ had been. That oho