Show i HIPPER ON THE mm Throws Light on His Relations Rela-tions With Dr Keen Vim 4 + BOUGHT d DRESSES AND GEMS f T Claims He Educated Her and I Set Her Up in Businass I 4 rells a Story of Wild Extravagance on Behalf of Woman and Denies All Business Relations I Thomas J sipper the defendant in 1 S he suit of Dr Emma J Keen vs T f Nipper for principal and profit al 4 egcd to he due her from a sheep busies f < 4 busi-es l carried on Jointly by herself and he defendant told a story on the wit I yeas I stand yefterday part of it substantiated sub-stantiated by check and passbooks 1 Jfhich If proved true will knock Mrs Keens case into a cocked hat MONET SENT THE DOCTOR During thc dozen years of their Inmate in-mate acquaintance Mr Nipper says ic paid the woman In round figures the nm of S500 and he emphatically de lies ever having received Si > 000 from icr for investment In the sheep busl C35 He told an interesting story when ie was called upon to itemize the noncy he had nent to the doctor and ccount for their movements up lo the fate of the break t l DEMAND FOR 1000 b 1 A demand for 1000 which Mr Nip wr I fiiiid 1 Dr Keen made brought out tarlllng facts He said that in 1S9S she i trade this demand when he was not in t position to pay her the money and + 4 hat then site wrote him letters urging + ilm to meet lur either < I at 1 Payette Ida T Portland and that hi went to laU v c la-U to urge hir to oozne to Salt Lake I i 4 End stay till he could arrange to send 4 tor Kaat r VERY PLAIN TALK t 4 Payeitc Mrs Nipper encountered I 1 c ho doctor and the latter slammed the t loor in the face of the wife saying r Ton help fix uj > this settlement or j I oiill have a divorce suit on your 1 curia y Dr Keon yielded to Nippers sollcl 1j f 4 fitlons with an accompanying Q100 1 nd came to Salt Lake where she jj taywl a month Nipper came down nil claims he gave her a00 to start i 1 her 1 on r > her Eastern lour and prom scd to keep I her well supplied She + rent to Denver to get ready and tolc t i rapuhd him to go to Clifton Kan JVi JV t rhoro she was already to go East t r I hey made up and she didnt go East j > jt t i nd lie claims he gave up S100 more j t NIPPER DOES BUSINESS J r Nipper returned to his ranches and Ucr sold them for the round sum of TiTooo He said l 1 he started In business i 1 1S91 with SOOO sheep < and without tiylng any more had llvlOO head when t s Fold nut lie took his money In hrcc drafts on Chicago Denver and kw York banks went to Denver and net Dr Keen and thoy went to Chl i axo Here he mays purchased two reuses for her at 5UO per dress and a klrl for 520 He claims also that he t ought F000 worth of sparklers for erg They stayed in the t Windy City ve weeks and came back to Colorado If 3p stopped at the Oxford and she at he Albany VrUEN = SHE OPENED OFFICE Further Nipper says ono morning IK came to him Hayiiur slc saw a I I 4 hance to set up a practice that would j ny and could rent lovely offices 1C 0 would put up for her He told hero i her-o go ahead and hed pay the bills ore o-re purchased in household and office nrnlturo goods amounting to nearly 2000 He said he gave her a check for 130 for an operating table but never aw it The chock was offered In evl fence He came West and left her radioing medicine MONEY FOR MORTGAGES Her next move some months after as to write him that the practice had ot panned out and that she had a jortgagc on the furniture for 700 and 1 mould he come to Denver and settler i 1 > settle-r 1 her He did he ways He found the lortgiigo to be on her diamonds which he had given as security for two notes f SSOO and 100 respectively He took it hem up hut she ordered the man who f rid l limn not to I give up the Jewels i 4 Jid the two had a fuss over that Head f He-ad previously seen Dr Keens mother t LoiiRinont who told him he was oollsh to pay the notes I The > funs proved to be a serious one nd they hold < 1 no communication until > ho wrote him a letter I a month after Jr visit to Denver and later the first I nse was brought DISCLAIMED THE LETTERS Lawyer Hlraup then handed the de ndnnt a number I of letters he had Tittcn tic plaintiff and asked him if ert tin l phrases were his and In I every ore ho dontotl their authqrnhlp and lId tIC were not there when he wrote ic Icttrs tfome of Iwm wcro an fol ivv No one known 1 eo love but you iy pninor I dont need your itnry nir in a great hurry will Mid money 51001 and pay 55000 and will acUe with youfli11 pay ttl ou int you mun go with me One tier lrti l d erasures which he said hun t hu-n I not made and one he declared we not in ha handwriting B NIPPER VAS NERVOUS l n Drrtrt I the jxtmilnaiion Mr Nipper I nr a Mlle nervous J and glanced front ii fro-nt nil 1 at Dr Keen who sat between i I i iltnrnoyu At times Idle mnilcd sar I t CllcsJly TJte dufcndant was pone pon-e In his unswera and ccldom for ot I l f SOME OF THE fISTBIOXY f Several depositions were read yestcr t ry one belnj from a 1 ioatmnstcr who S avc 1 abstracts from hs record nhov It ij tiirt money orders UKUtilly of 50 til Ixrn rent to Dr Keen from Nip tr rnd oevcral registered letters On Si irtl 1 from Mrs Lyklnsr mother i r Dr Keen In which ahc tcfittllcd thai tha-i hen her dAuirhter wotit lo visit the lap rs In > Idaho she had between 51500 l t ad ifOJ < > the uum realized by the sal o I t J luo I Jlork It said Nipper had ap fonclirti Mr Lyilic trying to get back his letters to the doctor and that the payments made her were understood to be Interest on her investment POWERS OUTLINES DEFENSE Judge Powers outlined the defense and said he would show that there had been no business entanglement that the woman had been educated at a great expense 51000 by the defndant and that she was to repay him when she jot her practice established and that for years she had been hounding Nipper Nip-per till he ceased to pay her anything on his last visit to Denver Tomorrow at 10 oclock Nipper will take I the stand for crossexamination by Frank McDonough of Denver and H 0 Shcpard of Salt Lake Powers Straup Lippman are defending Nipper Nip-per |