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ae FSF f. F.' veiss. Nov. 9-17, 1923. 7 ~18- si i tiat while thus guests, ROY LOCKLIN, who had teen drinking som, and aT | was talkative, tol€ LUTHER MOSIER that he, LOCKLIN, had takem CHAS. iM qHITAHORN to Pershing with him in hia ear the night of Friday, May wths 21, 1921 and that he ami CHAS. were drinking and that LOCKLIN stated ae further that CEAS. became paralysed drunk and LOCKLIN trought him back from Pershing about 1A. M. that night and LOCKLIN drive in his car up to the MINNIE SAVAGE house, where CHAS. WHITEHORN and wife CHAS, WHITZHORS into the house; that LOCKLIN stated further that he end MINNTE SAVAGE, mam took WHITKHORN into the house that night, LOCKLIN then é@rove on home. That LOCKLIN indicated his belief that MINNIB and EARL SAVAGE and possibly some of the otherg bad killed #¥WHITEHORN that night, and that at least MINNI® SAVAGE Knows all about the murder. MOSIER stated further’ that he knows personally that when HaTTIr waa arrested shortly after tha WE I TEHORN murder, MINNIE THITFHOR 8 dade tte oe a he SAVAGE left Pawhuska, and hid for three days, for fear of arrest, ROY LOCKLIN was mail carrier between Pawhuska and Pershing at that 2 . time and LUTHER MOSIER states that after LOCKLIN had left the room, BVA ae & i | walk, and that he, LOCKLIN, got MINEI® SAVAGE to come and help him get LOCKLIN, 2Oy'S wife, made the atatement that ROY LOCKLIN was mistaken ae to the time that he brought CHARLIE WHOTZHORN home, ant that the | nby real fact waa that it was two or three nights before this Friday night a that CHARLIE WITEHORN disappeared. EVA LOCKLIN, however, is a sis+ * ~ | ter to MINN[Z SAVAGE, and both are Qi (7 i | Agent questioned LUTEZR MOSIER 2n08 018 as to him having heard the ea is ee ce age ee le ee wee ee net elie eR a woe ee ‘ : - ” a a - Lon . , ey te