The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-08

opponents ON that ria, ut nearly
enough 10 suggest ihrt they must b.
whether charges can bc nlcd," said
Martiudal,
Commissioner Ndhaou thou pro.
duyod COPY of rotoluuuus passed
by mcmhcrH uf Reverend 'ruW s
church. I'M which IL wus stated that
Mcncham ana thc other four should
De discharged IN the best interests
of tho city This hearing is based +,
on thcso resolutions" me- explained
/ we do not want persecution, wa
want facts, Every witness viii be
/ allowed to testify fully and hope
| God will guide me iu my decision
| SAYS trum Shnuid Face Accused Men
when your pastor or ANYONE else
IaccusrB men through newspaper
| land an other avenues Of publicity h"
! should come out ana face thoro hH
accuses or shut his mouth and keep
Iit shut" Warren declared hotly In
Innswcr to further objections by
prosecuting counsel
! Then confusion rcigucd Tor a fcw
seconds. whom Judge niggs asked
| how the truth could be arrived ~
when no oath could bc administered.
, Martindulc jumped 10 his feet Win
!
lDiggs "f resent that" he declared
with feeling ~ have known Mr..
| Addison for long time, aA ! have
| known these officers. MIR Addison
| has lust Indicated that he ~ a God
! fearing man. and l won't have his
word questioned even by man OF
your standing In the community !
moan that" he added as he took bis
scat.
TO avoid further argument and
setting aside any question as 10 his
ability or responsibility for conduct
ing the investigation, Addison called
for w NJ Murphy, who was with
Rcv. Crum tho night of the fight.
Murphy lives at 1921 North Choy.
onne and IL an cmployo Of the Tidal
Gasoline company lie was with
Miss Susan Williams, 32 North Hunis,
In Reverend Crum's, ear Thursday
night whom the rector was arrested
by Moncham for jay-drivinE. Hc
related their experiences that night.
detailing his account OF the arrest
and of tho subsequent fight nt tho
police station during which he Rd-
mittcd striking at the officer. lie
said Mcacham did not show his star
until they reached the Frisco station,
and that prior to that time Rev.
! ifhfU hhu lflNN'u W. kN W. wv l'Ai' "
station at McaCham's command.
Rector Wanted officer Fired"
Ito said Reverend Crum, upon ar
riyiug at tho police station, demand
ed that McaCham ho DISCHARGED im-
mcdlatoly tie said McaCham was
not discourtcous I'm any respect up
to that timC. when Murphy at
tempted To interfere he was ierkcd
from behind and taken out To the
front door OF the station, lie re,
turned a few seconds later and yelled
at the officers Don't hurt him.
. After the fight Reverend trum wa
taken into the scrgoauts' room and
, insisted In washing blood from hi'
q face. Murphy admitted that Rev
crcnd Crum called Mcacham liai
! on two occasions rather that h'
said That's lie" to tho officer.
Miss williams account ~ IN,
, nights adventure was hricf, as sh,
! sat outside tho police station IN Rev
I, Crum's car while tho fight was h
progress
! Charles l.. Brown, an omploye %
' Cosdcu & Co. was introduced 10y
the prosecution as eye witness {,
= tho alterCatou and subsequent fight
p lie was returning homo from lodge
f, no said, and stopped at cafe nca
l the police station, His attention wa
Z attracted TO the station and goiui
- inside lac heard Reverend Crum de
+. mand that MeaChlm be fired
- Mourham directed that Crum b,
booked ON a charge Of jay driving
: Tho officer added he should iuclud,
s q charge OF resisting an officer hu
p. that he would not DO so, Brown said
70 II was then, according tu Brown
n that Reverend Crum said That's