Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-16

But she did not say what she intends
doing
Her husband will he taken TO the
Il & inu az Muskogce %ithin the
next dny or two lie brought "A large
hand grip with him 20 the mhrshnis
office. opened II Just before his trial
and began Ia fish out u collar ldft-
Ing pair ~ silk puJamns from un-
derncnth some OF his silk shirts, he
observed;
81 don't guess IN need any pa
jamaA lying IN jail ,
when asked by Commissioners WI
kins II he thought he could make
bond. he replled:
'I don't know It's owing 20 the
amount"
Did Not Wear xinlform.
Whom arrnigncd, the Captain" np-
peared IN u business suit. minus MS
epaulets aud army uniform.
Is your name CpptRn-y e. saw
ngeT" nsked the commissioner.
MY name is j G. savage he re-
piled
cutting w~sess and ddRiled the
events that led up to thG6"CnpRinE
arrest lie said SayuPe tn1>-htr Wli'
obtained room tI"Hl "lN. Tl'"''''N
nbeut the first OF the year,
Savage told him and Mrs. ftederlrk
that no was a retired captain OF field
artillery of the United states army,
and hnd been retired on account OF
Ids cycsight (savRgc wears ElasseH)
Ho said nc received quarterly pay
ments" M retired officer.
Gave Chcck to Tnndiady.
last Friday night captain saw.
acc told Mr.. and Mrs. Frcdellck thut
no ana his wife were going 10 fNIt
tvoru saturday night The following
.d,y n, went To the Frederick home
ana told Mrs Frederick that he ana
his wife wished 10 reserve their room
and would pay SIS on II untI they
returned. lie rendered his army check
fnr ts5n saving Il was after bank
,nr hours and he needed sope money.
Would she be good enough 70 Wrlt'
her check for SiSb 20 him and take
hls check 10 return,
Mrs frcdcricl, accommodated hlm
and then t,'cphoned her husband hc
ausututcl gumcthing was WronH ana
won't home When he examined the
artu,- chr,l, and al scoNcred that II was
for three months pay In advance ne
SAID he felt once that II was
forgery because the government, nc
thot would not paw In advance Tor
nnNjhmp Tie took the SNNarc ri'''N
to the Exchange Ntuonnl hauk anu
sRovpd u 10 Assistant '1fhier * N
Noody who told him the check looked
reyui5. npd that hc would run il thru.
Mr.. Frcdcrok deposited the check 10
his wirc's credit lie said he Was not
satisfied and telouhonc4. Major AVN
4 Niles. who iF real arnsy officer
on ihc reserved list He went TO tho
bank and ahut thnt time CAPTAIN
savage appeared 'ncCidCutnlly.' as
Frederick expressed lt
Captain Returned Money.
- smoke to him and told him 7
didn't think the Chevk he had given
INV wife was any good and that /
wanted the money he had Cotton op
my wires check" said Mr. Frederick
captain savage replied, Very we'll
IN gladly give u back II you are IN
doubt about IT, ana ne gave me back
tho money lie insisted that the check
Was genuine and good.
"Ahau this time Mr Moody came
out into the lobby with che check IN
his haui Savage asked me to give
him receipt Tor the money he had
given bacl, and also FOR the check, and
said he would tak0 The check back
Mr Moody said 1t had gone too far
on the banks books and could not be
given up Captain Savage said, Very
well. put II thru and I'm come In and
get the money when you collect II Mr,
Moody replied that he would do -.
When Mr Frederick had concluded
his testimony Commissioner wilkins
turned to Captain savage ana asked
him II ne wished 10 ask the witness
any questions
He said he did not
Deputy United States Marshal John
Moran testified to going 70 sopulpa