Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-09
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been paying fancy prices for meals
lat a local cafe.
Since the present administration
has been In charge of the affairs of III,
lefty Officers Netf aud Dolan have haC
the charge of Joy riding and drinkinl
| preferred against them 90 COmmis
sioncr Smiley Those who brougt th,
IcharEes however failed TO appear al
ANY Of the different times set for d
Ihcaring ana the matter was drop
lped,
II viii be rcmcbercd that Mr. Dollar
was arrested on the day Of the city
election last spring In connection with
! passing ont prepared hall0tg tho
| charge having been brought by I
negro by the name of Poplar, who was
larrcstcd at the same time. This mat.
ter was also dropped.
II has been hintGd for quite /
while that the police system of Tulsa
| has not been toelng the mark Ia q
moral way, and this Is one Of the
reasons why the Ministerial Alliance
| has entered into the fight to Grad
| lcate the alleged rottennd's
II Is declared by those who are in a
| position 10 know. those who have had
cases In which the assistance Of the
Ipolice was needed, that certain mem.
Ibers Of the force advised the use OF
| ICne or more detectives In the case
IOf course, II would be necessary for
the complainant the one who has been
robbed, or battered, or whatever else
might have been the charge to "come
across In other words, II is said that
| II IL not every member of the depart
ment who has clean skirts when the
question SINNERS down to grating
Many Of the members Of the police
force have been eating at the oil EX-
lchange, a place which Is considered
wholly unfit even for a member OF
the Tulsa police force by Commission
er Smiley, who recently instructed that
the pracice of the policemen hanging
laround that place either when on or
off duty should cease together with
practice of eating there
Whether or not the notorious
gambling den and bad whisky joint
operated Just above the eating room
lat the oil has received any immun-
Iity through a "stand-ln" with mem
bers of the force can only be Conject-
lured, but II may be considered n sig
Inificant thing when viewed In that
light. That the commissioner Of police
| has instructed against the practice of
entering the place only In the dis
charge of their official duties Is also
a significant matter.
1t also said that during the alleged
dry spell which was upon the city dur
ing the time of state enforcement Of
flcers were here that the only place
where a drink could be secured safely
land with immunity from raiders were
places where certain members Of the
force held sway,
Jarwick, the young jew husband,
still languishes in the city Jail for
his connection with the case. He was
placed in the city jail in default of a
payment of $l25, the aggregate of
1.-TWO fines placed against him 10y Judge
Houston of the muncipal court. AZ
ter having left his wife in Tulsa Jar
wick returned to Sapulpa, and In
company with another woman, was
taken from Pullman on the Frisco
at this place late at night
The testimony Of his wife in police
court was Of a highly sensational
character and was a remarkable de-
lmonstration that all Is not gold that
gltters.
From the statement given out by
Mr. Dolan II is evident that he has
no intention Of resigning his position
and that he intends to fight the
charges, If any be produced against
him at the hearing which Is 10 be
had in the matter set for next Tuesday.
officer Neff may be expected to al
so fight whatever charge may he
brought against him in the matter as
might be inferred from his absolute
denial Of being in any connected with
the case.
From what could be learned last
might II Is most possible that there will
be charges aplenty for them to go up
against when the grind commences
at the hearing. as il is not believed that
those who are behind the movement
and who nave been instrumental In
SECURING affidavits are the kind that
will get the affidavits which are said
to have been collected go unpresented
Speculation as to what the charges
scheduled to be produced Will show Is
rife. but 1t hs likely that the first real
| facts which will be produced VIII be
those coming direct from the hearing
Deputy Unitde Marshal George
Hanna yesterday arrested Mrs. Nerna
| Hil of Sapulpa on q charge of send
| ing obscene matter through the malls
She was arraigned yesterday before
IU. s. Commissioner Hyams and was
held for trial at the october term OF
court at Ardmore beginning october
3. She gave bond In the sum of ST.
900.
Mrs. Hill was indicted at the july
term OF court for sending obscene
literature to several parties at kie'
fer.
1t is said by the officials that Mrs
| Hill Is Interested in the Jarwlck case
and the scandal that has involved
several members Of the police de
lpartment. She Is known 10 be thor
oughly acquainted with the case anc
talked freely with several about tn,
case, but when questioned by re-
porter she denied having any knowl
edge OF the case and declared that
she did not know the Jarwicks. She
lis believed to have become involved
in the case at Sapulpa and an inves
tigation may be made of her undu,
interest In the case
| In her story she Il said TO have i'm,