Arizona republican., 1919-08-18

even put in words. He condescended to shake his head and point to chair to which she staggered and almost collapsed
 But what have I done?" she kept asking.
 No information was forthcoming. Cutler proceeded to search Novak the man in the case. and during the affair some sort of influence was brought on the police officer by Novak and after the search a considerable sum which had been taken from him was restored and Mister Novak,' to which elevation he had arisen by that time. was told to come back in the morn ing. He was not even asked bail, while the woman was turned into the woman's section of the Dull pen" to ] spend the night in company with sev- eral colored women picked up and sen fenced for violation of the social ordin- ance.
 In regards to the pressure brought to bear by Novak on Cutler to effect his releave, a subdued conversation anent some lodge card found in the prisoner s pocketbook may have had something ] to do with it,
 Cutler was heard to say How long have you belonged to" and the rest was
 Novak replied. ~oh four or five years. following which Cutler thawed out bit.
 "Mystery" Tory is Told Yesterday afternoon Novak talked at length to a, Republican reporter He stated that he and his woman com panion had been at Riverside park and ] there a couple of railroad men had at tempted to take her from him. She preferred his company and stuck by | him. Later, to avoid trouble they re- turned to the city and started to her | residence on East Adams street. As 1 they arrived opposite the house he was attacked by the two men, knocked dowr i and kicked in the face She attempted to intervene and succeeded in tearing ] the shirt of one of the assailants l They escaped shortly before the couple were picked up by the police who were attracted to that vicinity by the shots fired in the air by neighbors
 Later the two men were arrested but released, and Novak stated yes terday that although no complaint hat ! been filed against them he would ap. pear at the city hall and do so toda+ Nile stated that his companion is the s Ntft VI f ietARDcAi i1idH anu lHdt Dk thought the two men who beat hin up were angry because he had her al the park. He can account for theil ] action in no other way.
 After having spent a night in city iai the woman who was picked up witt Novak was released yesterday morn ing. No charges have as yet beer 1 placed against her.
 In an effort to get at the bottom O the affair and find if possible somt extenuating circumstances for Cutler. high handed methods and surlv treat. ment of the woman a Republican re, porter attempted to question him yes terday evening.
 "Cussed Out" a Reporter
 The first two questions succeeded in evincing another of his famous nod. of the head
 Say, what the -=- are you grill ing me for swore Cutler.
 Why. I am trying to get some in. formation" replied the reporter
 Well you don't get any - in. formation" was the profane answer
 Do you think you're running thi. l- police station" was another on, of his efforts, much colored by pro. fanity.
 No" replied the reporter. "but i you are, you are doing an (equaH, profane) poor job of It."
 You get the hell out of here.r Guile, frantically exclaimed, Jumping to hi, feet, and still more angered by tn, reporters smiling countenance. started to put threat of throwing him out int effect.
 The reporter left. followed by vol ley of "cuss words" and profane abus, which would have done credit to longshoreman in his best form
 The. flow Of Billingsgate continued as far as the reporter could hear an, one more act in Cutters effort to us intimidation on all who come in con tact with him had been closed.
 Set Man in Case Free
 It was learned earlier in the day tha the only reason Cutler had for allow ing the man in the case to go while h locked up the woman was that sb had been seen in company with o3he men and that an investigate was f be held in an effort to ''vag" her Novak was at loss to explain wh- he was not allowed to put up part o the gold and paper money he had fo her appearance in court He was indig nant over the treatment he had had a the hands of Cutler, but refused t divulge what sort of pressure h brought to bear to effect his freedom , He commented on the surly treatmen afforded his companion. being espee ially indignant over Cutters refusa to allow her to use the phone. his re fusing to answer questions. and eve show a semblence of politeness to hel She was neat appearing woman well dressed. and greatly distresse by her plight. and especially over hay ing to spend the night in Jail in com | pany with colored prostitutes. When informed by tap on tn shoulder that she was to enter he cell, she was put to it to gather enoug 1 strength to walk that far, but no on gave her second glance As sh i reached the cell door she stopped an flatly refused to enter being by tha 1 tirne in tears. A second invitation wa not given her to enter,-but she did st 1 Novak stated yesterday that tn woman was going to .eave town a once and would probably not appea if the two men who beat him up wer tried