Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-23

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But you didn't tell the chief unit
after these charges were brought"
Nen said that hr had. The chic'
had told him that someone was Try.
ing a. get into his unicc ana for him
20 take II ana takr care Of H. The
day ana might scrRounts ana the chici
are the only ones having keys ~ the
storage room lie didn't take any
that was nDt marked,
A. L. clay, saddlcmakcr who had
frequently secured u bed at the orr
eni, testified that hc had never seen
any improper conduct while hc was
there The nights ho hnd stayed there
were quiet ana ho didnl know of
any immortality connected with The
place.
Here n couple Dl unidnyils were IN
trOduccd hy the defense, one hy a MT
Foster aud one hy NJ NJ. l.co, q tray
cling man, bo,h tending to show the
Orient place of good character.
j, q. Vowel, q sheet metal worker
said that he had never seen anything
bad about the place.
Here Attorney Ramsey stated ho
would Ike to include another charge
against Nen that Of taking conlls
Gated liquor away from the police
station ana leaving II without proper
precauton { projection. This was
objected 10 by Attorney kistlcr und
after some littlc time spent In toll-
ing II over. II was finally agreed by
the mayor that the amendment 10
the charges AT lhat time was not per
missible,
Attorney Kistler who departed for
home last night made arrangements
for getting the finding of the commits
rlop ana incidentally mentioned that
as he understood II either side might
make an appeal
II don't know where any appeal
comes in," responded Mayor Marlln,
You might perhaps make use Of a
witt e cO-ti, rari
Al half past seven o'clock the com
mission 10 k an adjournment until lO|
O'clock this morning, taking the cas-"
against Ncn under advisomcnt The
case againso r. H. DOan. formerly AS
sislant chief of police, win be heard
t-day and win probably he finished
by noon
Late yolterday afternoon after the
commission had become pretty well
worn out In the Nem hearing, Lewis
KIiss. who said ho was of Jewish de-
nomination and that he had been inl
the tailoring business In Sapulpa Tor
about a year greatly refreshed theI
commissioners by the pert and point
blank way In which he gave his eV-
dencC
lie said ne knew WIN Jarwick and
knows hiG wife when he sees her.
After stating that he Is of the same
nationality ns Jarwick, he was turned
loose to tell what he knew about the
case with the privilege reserved of
choking him off at any time and get
ting his story by the questioning
route
on August 23rd kriss said, Jarwck
came t. his store In Sapulpn lie tOld
Kriss thai he was taking a trip-no
particular kind-just trip. He had
lust arrived In Sapupa and said hel
had his wife with him. Sure. he was
married and had his young wife down
al the hotel. Jarwick wanted to know
of Kriys If the latter thought his wife
could pick up some money around theI
hotel. Kriss didn't kn0w-that was
Jarwick's lookout and not his, Then
MhL Jarwick entered.
What do YOU think about II now?
Don't YOU think she IL --- fine
looking girl
krlss said hc thought so, and then
related an unprlntable story of Jar
wck'S opinion of his wife. Jarwlck
had registered as being from chicago. |
Kriss thought he had come In from the
wrong direction To be from Chicago.
He asked Jarwick II he were looking
for work and the latter told him he did
not have 10 work now,
After Kriss had gone into the hotel
for supper he got a long distance call
IRON DallaS. Tex. II was from Jar
wick's old man, wanted to know If VIII
had come In, krss said no. He then
traded a suit of clothes To Jarwick for
an ostrich plume which the latter had.
The long distance call stated that the
son had stolen some $300 or $500
worth OF ostrich plumcs from his faith
er's store In Dallas and advised that IL
the son showed up to hold him until
the father got thore--pinch him--any-
thing t. hold him until his father got
there the next morning The advice
stated that young Jarwick had left
Dallas with woman of bad repute.
He later got two long distance calls
and finally had Jarwick arrested But
the father missed the train ana didn't
show up the next day In the mean
time Kriss "lct ON" to Jarwick that
ne couldn't help the mtter's prcdica
ment. JarWick only had three or four
dollars In ho pocket ana Kriss put up
"stall' /, keep him in jail, Jar
wick had disposed ol the other plumos
en- route To Supulpu
The next dan he told lGrigs to 70 to
the girl ana tell her lo come down 70
The Jail and marry him ana that II she
made any money not {, spend any Of
IT, They were married az the jail that
dny.
Krisy next saw Mrs. Jarwick at the
Orient rooming house, THAT was
about two weeks ago She told him
she wsf getting along fairly we'll
Il asked her how shr was support
ing herself and she says that Mr..
Dolan chic. ur police, gives me SOME
money
KRIS uid Mrs. larWick told hml
that Dolau makes the room rent good.
hut ! don't know whether he paid for
II or not
Kriss went to the Orient about .
o'Cluck gt night ai.rr masking arrange
ments with Mrs. JarWirk to see her
He found her writing letter to her
brother Tie told her that he thought
there WIs something funny about Mr.
D, Ian keeping her Mrs Jarwick told
him that Dulau had not laid his handsl 1
on hu She told him that she had
been married before she married Jar
wick and that her husband was inl
jail at Dallas she had lived with him
six weeks nd she was afraid she would
get IN bad This latter she told Kriss
VA Supulpa he day following her mar
riage 10 Jgrwick She begged Kria' not
TO tell loWt,k anything about IT, and