Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-04

FRANK CONNEI.L n week or 30
ago promised Judge Warren TO go
and get job at his trade OF boiler
maker. However. Az he put II, he
fell off the cross Cost him SIS
this time.
HELLO, DAN. you back again
Sort of like the fare at this boarding
house. don't you2 Well. your fine
this time is nothing in case you get
out of here In a hurry Dan Nor
ton, ono Of tho "steadies," stumped
out on his peglleg like he was shot
SOMEBODY left the gate OF the
bull pen open and $. HUFF took "A
sneak out of the building Huff was
a trusty but got n little too far
away this time. However. Jailer
Downey discovered his loss In few
moments and came back with his
bird by the collar.
HEY, YER HAMMER, give me
my valybules. Oi got toothpick
and thray matches Oh need all me
airthly possessions" Dan Norton
had changed his mind about beat
ing IT,"
GEORGE DAWSON. arrested
Sunday night on a disorderly charge,
paid $25 to the clerk. However,
while being searched by the night
jailer gun somewhat resembling
n cannon was found snugly set
about his person. This cost him 325
also. lie paid his two fines and
that of another who was arrested
with him on the first charge with
n smile and indicated 1t was worth
the money.
FOUR NEGROES, dice and
quarrel over 80 cents wound up in
police court yesterday afternoon.
Cost two of them IS, while the other
two were allowed to go. Alibis fear
full and wonderful were presented.
but they involved too many myster-.
ious processes Of reasoning for the
court to solve.
AMT THAT BLADE little too
long for society purposes was the
question put to Wyatt Mason. whose
skin shone like a newly BACKED
shoe. 1t was. Five inches OF steel
in shape that looked like business.
The carver was taken from the negro
at the time of arrest on n gambling
charge along with three others. He
was allowed to go on his profession
of ignorance of the law relating to
the length of a frog -sticker's blade
should be.
INABILITY to explain needle
marks on her arms. dope" in a bot
tie and n hpyodermic syringe In her
purse cost Zola Wright 325. She said |
she did not own any of the outfit |
and did not know anything about |
the marks on her arms. The outfit. |
she said, belongs to another woman.
Her husband is said to be at war;
however. when 1t came time for her
TO go back in the cell-room, she
begged plteously for her material,
which was denied her.
WHAT DOES this eye look like.
Iudge?" Taking him at his word
Judge Warren slapped a fine of Sc +
IN Joe Garrison for Z. u. s
THE SAME FANCY gentleman v
'ame up again in a few moments {
md paid $40 for telling the officer Q
what he thought of him when the I
.rrest was omade. Told 1t rather -
orcibly, If one is to Judge by the 4
looks.
Roy GARNER, yardman for
)cal lumber company. was fotnd at
80 Sunday evening lying on the
ldewalk on Boston avenue between
hird and Fourth streets. The of
Ger stated he wanted TO undress
nd go to bed there. but that was S
OF considered good manners and
e was brought 70 headquarters. on
roprely identifying himself. and
lowing that at times, he has had
Lpses OF memory and identity, he
as allowed to go. 1t seems to be a
erTous affliction with Garner, that
apologized TO the court for. HI