The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-31

tnKe N the north Oklahoma town,
but to none Of them Is II really
home" Each Of tho officers II an
expert In some particular line T. Il.
Bronts, chief OF the squad, being one
of the Oldest and most noted OF gov
ernuiont officers. Another is w r.
Houston. u son OF General sam Hous-
ton, governor OF Tennessee and
Texas, and famous in the history Of
Texas Independence. Colonel Hous-
ton Ia himself "A well known figure
In Texas. although no now makes his
home In oDurant lie Is an expert on
conspiracy cases and securing evil
dence, but, like the Assistant chief,
is said to be ready with the trigger
on the scouting trips % night NJ
H. BreutA W an athlete, having taken
special physical culture courses IN
New York and at the University OF
Oklahoma lie IL u member Of the
squad only temporarily. having
Joined upon his release from tho
army laAt winter. In desire TO he
with his father after n long ah-
sence. lie comes 10 Tulsa next
month TO be principal Of the Sahd
Springs school.
"Ed Hollinsworth was ono OF our
llOht RECENT AAlAUtNH A'HAAAAfN Nf''
officer teacher" and was already
wanted on seven charges. bootleg
ging being the least OF them. Ho Ia
said To have Killed a man IN Rogers
county, Okla, and had not been
located for that The last two ears
let down on were but a wcok apart
some 10 days and less ago. They
were hAh on tho NowatA road ana
both loaded to The guard. one Was
a big Stephens with g cases. the
other was a twin-slX Packard driven
by Casey Jones" OF Tulsa carrying
~ canes mostly In half pint lots
Nobody knows ''Joncn real
name. according 10 brents, hut NO
ls we'll known and has quite record
under that name, lilo was previously
caught IN Hup roadster On lhe
occasion OF the Packard catch me
officers we're out IN Two cars The
chief riding I'm tho first with two
other officers passed the Jones car
and recognized 81 to be a boouegEor
lie flashed a light 20 tho back car
which contained five officers, telling
them to catch up with the Packard
and stop a. When no heed WAS gwen
to their orders 90 stop, two Shots
3R.re fired, one passing through the
front casing and one tearing into The
engine. The PACKARD vas duch"d.
The man stated that had he known
they were officers he would have
stopped lie thought they we're
"highjhckcrs.'
"Highjackers are the boys that
give a. the trouble explained
Urrnts Takes thief 'o catch "a
Ninf' they arc men who rob the
booze hauler for their own gain.
The whisky runner E uuf danger
Gus man. We have u3 trouble with
h.u-ahe rarely shows HrHU Jones
.africd as colts au'uwaur. hu' %
was to protect himself from high
Jackers. Casey Jones Is now .n
au"
Women in the game" Mr
Brents replied Geo query. "Nts.
plenty of hem. Caught 10 man and
his mother. a woman around 90
hauling the other dag She WASH ,
suuoceni either. her husband and
Nyrral sors are In thr business and
she goes along fur % haud. Rut thr
women wurt ON our sN upathies ana
in giving them 'hr benefit OF tho
doubt many o. guilty one goes IRE"
w hvy vii Do end When no
bou., - bH drunk NJ We can miss
Ia, hau|'rs uc send up anyway
hrH'r, ll,. on the loh before Nc.E"
had slime To congratulate ourselves
hat they're gone.