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

that she was married 10 Jurwick be-
fore That night the Miller woman
kept hanging around Krlss Shr en-
tered his store ne became scared
| his wife was thcrr-nnd hr told hcl
10 "gct the he'll out Of here"
Iawlck had brought MS lnH wiz,
10 Tulsa, having been released from
the Sapulpa jail, ana told Krlss that
the miller woman had about 1850 and
that he Intended holding to her ana get
| IT, The witness then told about q mix
lup with laundry package containing
some NJ Mrs Jnrwiclts apparel which
he had seat To- Mr. Dulon's house from
Sapulpu. thinking Mrs Jnrwlck Was
staying NJ the assistant chiefs home n
the time ho sent II
Chlof Councloy testified that he was
present IN the police court room whoi
Mrs Iarwick testified against her nus
band lie had heard her testify that
she had not lived the right KIND Of %
Hfr nj Dallas nor Ia sopulpu before
coming to Tulsa
Mrs. JarWlck was the first witness
called az the afternoon session. shr
having arrived 100 the city from Dal-
ns during the late forenoon Sh" had
but recently gone there To- see q slrk
brother she stated that she knew
william Nc0 when she saw MN
She had come to Tulsa on The gam
Of August, after she was married she
had stopped ut the orient ropmIng
house. was taken there hy Mr.. Do
Ian. She didn't remember the time
three or four days after coming to
Tulsa. She was there -four or rive
DAYS. she saw Mr.. Nrif there, saw
him In the hnll SEVERN times ana
also In the luudladys room Al the
time Ncff was IN the room, she SAID,
the landlady was sitting In chalr
dressed In q Nmonn. A Mr. Hewlett
roomed with Ncff There were two
or three girls there. she didn't think
they looked Ike married women ana
didn't see any husbands, she cunsld-
cred them ah grown and didn't know
their occupation She saw hoys call
there. They came mostly at night
She saw some beer there. Some or
II was in her room, but she wouldn
be positive as to where II had come
from. She had seen lots of beer bot
Ties around the place. she saw sew
ernl drunks coming ont Of rooms
one Of them fell down the stairs.
Mrs. Jarwick said she Is ~ years
old All she knew of the orient was
what she had seen. She didn't know
the general reputation of the place
In answering Attorney KeNlcr for
the plaintiff Mrs Jnrwck stated that
her parents were not living, She had
been staying with Jarwicks parents
beftrc coming g. oklahoma; mad
been there about a week, gong there
from Beaumont where she has rcla-
lives She had gone to Dallas tol
work, but didn't go to work. The Jar
wick place Is a boarding house In
Dallas. There she met young Jar
wick and they came to oklahoma to-
gether Before coming to Oklahoma
they had lived together as man ana
wife. Finally she said they had stop
ped at sherman, Tex, and passed as
man and wife They took n room at
Sapulpa and registered. The register
Ter was offered In evidence, They
had taken room as man ana wife,
ma were married the next morning
lt the Jail She denied that she had
told Kriss about getting money the
night Jafwlck was In jail.
She then told about coming 10 Tul-
sa and putting up at the Robinson
and getting put out at | o'clock In
the morning, They then went 10 the
Holmes rooming house ON Second |
street Then she went to the Ada
Jones house In the East End where |
she stayed day and night, Her
husband had taken her there. She |
didn't have any money and didn't |
mink she could get away without pay
ng something She had tried 10 get
aid She denied that she had stated |
certain things at the police station |
reflocting on her character. She |
4 respectable place. At the Orient |
Neff had called her to the telephone |
,nce, and there was no personal feel
ng between thm She didn't think
he girls there We're respectable.
G. Livingston, who deals In oil
yel supplies. stated that he had been
10 the orient In the interest of Mrs |
larwick twice. lie had seen two or |
hree girls m kimonns, hut did not |
know anything about the general
equation Of the place, He saw
ome drunks there but hadn't heard |
much talk about the place
j W. Jones testified he had been
q the orient on September 4 From |
what he heard and saw he took II To
,e q house of III fame
George W. Mowhray testified that
he geueral reputation of the house
las been bad,
Charles A. NcudUrk, painter
aid he had gone To the orient IN the
eryiccs OF the civic League getting
violence lie Eot three hotties Of
beer. woman brought II to him
whom he took To bc the lgndlady He
vas accompanied by man named
schmidt and another named Phillips,
lc later went there ana the door
vas slammed In his face. Tins latter
vent was after the place changed
lands In July lie had seen BilI Ncff
.o there both before ana after the
,lacc had changed hands. lie said he
vas not convicted in Texas of a fell
my,
Mrs Fagan, propriotrcss, testified
hat she had been In Tulsa about
wo months, coming here July %
NE had charge Of the orient ahsu-
utcly She had been In the orient
week or ten days when Ncff Gang
here She said she paid the rent
nd that nobody was standing good
or It but herself she pays Sl75 a
month rental she also holds The
ease, She came over here from
hawnce lookiugg for Il place, and
lter Neff telephone her that he
ould get the orient. which she had
lOkoa over She Is aN Nenrs old. u