Palmer v. State

A number of questions are presented by the brief of the counsel for appellant; but, owing to the disposition which we think should be made of the case, it is only necessary to discuss one question, and that is the sufficiency of the evidence.

When the prosecuting witness, Lucile Jackson, was upon the stand, she was examined through an interpreter, and testified that she was a Kiowa Indian; that appellant, William Palmer, married one of her sisters. She further testified as follows:

“Q. About a month ago didn’t William Palmer come to the camp where you were and get you to get out of bed and go…