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tT. F. weiss. . Nov. 9-17, 1923. 4 touring ear and started back to Pairfax, wnich is atout seventeen miles: : | | almost aus ecuth, but a few miles east of said PAUL JOHNS' roadhouse. | Thet BRYAN SURKEART stated that a man and woman of the party they had met at said roadhouse also iaft at the same time in a Ford touring oar, immediately following BURKEART in the Buick; that mp both cars stopped at the roadhouse xxm one mile south of the PAUL JOHNS Roadhouse, sessen| roadhouse was then run by one TEE MO3GAN and wife) and got some whiskey: that ‘oth ears then proceeded at the same time south and toward Fairfax | the ‘Balek car with BRIDGES and BRYAN BUREHART and ANNIE BROWN in | the lead, and the Ford touring oar with the other man an@ woman follow- ing. That both ears thus proceeded alorg the road until they arrived at a@ point about one mile north of Fairfax, Okla., “here the road forks and one road turns east going toward Pawhuska or Grayhorge, other road continues due south into Fairfax. - That BRYAN BUREHART stated that at the forks of this road he and | BRIDGES and ANNIE BROWN continued south into Fairfax, while the For touring oar with the man and woman which had been following turned ni eu the road leading to Pawhuskea and Grayhorae. That BRYAN BUREEART stated to him, informant, that he drove on int Fairfax at that time, and delivered ANNIE BROWN home safely about 2:30 A. M. Sunday, May 22d. _ That BRYAN BURKHART further told him, informant, that he, BURKHART drove f from Fairfax to home that morning, but did not srriva at home at Brayhoraee, juet three miles from Fairfax, until about daylight (about two houre later); that BRYAN BURKHART further stated that he met a man a near Grayhorse as he, BURKHART, yas going home about daylight that morn _ing who recognized BRYAN, Informant etates that BayiN aia not give him| NY TR Te RI oo ero Sa er rere “y . "a . a a } : id i oat. ' AS a GR Bt pie