Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-09
GAMBLER GIVEN
LAWFUL LIMIT.
EOA BOILING GETS 500 AND 30
DAYS IN JAZZ
HOUSTON SCORES "PROFEH'
Tells u Youth That the Cards Are Al
ways "Stackcd"-LlquOr Ordi-
nance win Get Il Test


Fox Boiling and scycu of his com.
punIons arrested In raid ON the
Casino gambling den Friday night.
were the first to feel the sting of the
new gambling ordinance Yesterday
evening. when Police Judge uoustou
| fined Boiling SlO0 ana sentenced him
| to thirty days I'm the civ iau and
fined his companions $50 each
The cases win be appcoled 10 tho
county court notice TO that effect
lhavmg been given YESTERDAY evening.
when .Udpo Uouston handed down
his decision at the conclusion of the
trals. II is said that the defendants.
headed by Rolling. viii conilnuc thcir
fight TO have the ordinance declared
illegal ana tbc gambling cosos tokop
from tho Jurisdiction of thp. uollcr
rourt
seven men were fined far llolnrlnp
nbout thc pomc Tho ottorno,.s I'm
tbc cosos nrrrod tbof tho nyi1cnco
presented in tbo coso of Rolling VIM
was trl.d on q CHARGE or r,u,nipp -
ronc shouId be nrcscptod In Tho
other cases so fines wnre entered IN
cach ease nrtcr the defendants had
been identified by tho officers who
made the roid They wore. ! G.
Bcard. O. p. Icuckev, linn Mlcllin.
|I I, Dillon T. Y povors T. ~
Rrlrps ana A Il. Norris Tho charge
against ". T. Palmer q youth was
dismissed when II was shown mat he
Nyus lnexporlonccd i'm the ways of
gamblers ana had only been I'm the
room a few minutes when tho Off.
GERS appearcd
No entries could be made I'm tho
.osrs or the thrno otler mon momhors
of a Frisco bridge gang. owing to the
fact that thcy failed to appeor I'm
court and had no bonds which could
bo rorfoIiod Whom tbc raid was
modc the threo mon wore nrnod loose
with tho understanding on tbe part
Of the citv officials that their attor-
ncys DavIsslon and Malloy. would file
thcir bonds ncyt doy. However. tho
attorneys disclaimod any such intcn.
,,on tho novt dav and tbo tbren mon
wore without thc Jurisdiction Of the
court ns the result of thc mlsundor.
standing
Chiof or Police Conneely and Off
cor sam Walker were the principal
witnesses for tbe civ. the two having
made the raid which resulted in the
lcapture Of the twelve men.
Chlor ConnerIy told of going 10 the
Casino 'place. which he said had d
ronuntlon AS n gambling Joint. and
lbv n u.icl, caught the guard off his
wotcb Al the point of n gun. the
| gnord downstnirs was ordered TO omen
| the door leading TO the gambling den
IunstoIrs rho door was heavily built
as thoupb 10 withstand the attacks
of tbe officers. An attcmpt on the
part of the guard to push button
which would have warned the gam
Ibror, of tho nrcscnce of the Officers.
Failed and the chief soon stood in the
room where gambling was going on.
| ,r,cr missing through the three heavy
doors ON tho stairway.
| Rolling and the others were caught
(ohout thc tables. on which there was
n nile of chlps and cards. These were
lseized as evidence and a box full of
lchlps and gambling cards we're pre-
sonted in court during the hearing.
nv agreement the same evidence
,,o. introducod for all of the eases.
policc mdeo Houston severely
scored tho gamblers when the case OF
Iyo,nr palmer was called The lat
Ior,g Glory of how he came to be IN
|,hc room was accented as the truth
lond tho bov was dismissed. but not
Hcforc ne was Given lecture which
lIncludod nil of the defendants in It's
Isconc
"Tol,o look ot all Of these mcr
Iorrestcl with YOU and see If a sngl,
| ta.,,, 1,nlyu ug thplIpl hn wore