The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-08

Mccullough said That was the agree.
mont
- have never suggested name
] here nud ! won't" Wooden said
/ You fellows are doing the naming
/ now bat II you mention a man whom
/ ! disirust or who doesn't bear good
! reputation I will say so.'
- think WoOdens point In we'll
/ taken" Hcggcm said 1--WE can
name these six men and let the
sheriff pick his four"
Secret talks followed between
various members ot the committee
and finally HeRgcm called McCul.
/ Tough 20 one side. After several
minutes Of whispering Wooden ana
Ira short were called into the con
fcrCuco.
MDyfIcld Really Compromise.
A few minutes later the session
was resumed and Hcggcm immedi-
ntcly nominated MaSield. pilking-
toms name Was meyer again men
TONED. Mayficld was unanimously
iudurscd. lie is thought 10 have
been compromise between the
committee and the sheriff on PIX
inEt0n.
Now about this ffth man"
Wooden said ~ uggcsted him at
the mass meeting I ,aid thcu that
lhia committee would be- similar To
the paving committee and that com
mlttoc has an extra man who acts
as Investigator for the committee
keeping In touch with tho commits
giouors and chasing down rumors
su.d then that thought man
great help. You can't expect
those four deputies to work night
and day. Iinvo n fifth man In
whom tho public has confidence and
In whom men with Information can
confidc. lie can chase down rum
urs,. keep In touch with tho four
men and II necessary go on raids
with them. He should be man
IN whom you committee members
have full confidence and on whose
Judgment you can rely
Il think that You gentlemen have
picked six good men and / believe
that the sheriff will bo able to
name four men out OF those six. 1
think he Will"
Checked or -Four Men.
Sheriff Mccullough getting to his
feet slowly and rapidly checked Off
the four men for the jobs as the
iour deputies. Then:
when these four men got to
work sometimes / can go with thom
or send some OF my. other deputies
| don't intend to place ali of the
burden of law enforcement on their
shoulders. Also 1 intend TO stay at
homo a little more than have
Since going into office I have been
at the office all day and part OF
tho night. Now that | have these
four extra men they can handle the
office at night
bAnd nhnnf fnfa fIfIh man Won
men are to appoint him, | don't
care whom you pick. But / would
liko to have one whom I trJst.
would suggest this man stay at the
office part OF the night TO answer
telephone calls and inform the four
men. Such "a move, / think, would
greatly help matters"
Mccullough said that he had not
yet mapped out "A schedule for the
would be subject 10 call at any
time. lie said that in all proba-
bllity the men would be ready to
quit working about or 3 o'clock
In the morning. Little activity of
any kind was to be had after that,
no said. lie said that most of the
work done by tho men would be
after night.
Committee Resigns.
Following the sheriff's talk Chair
man Heggem of the committee pro-
posed a motion to resign which car
ried
Before wo quit | want TO thank
you commissioners and the sheriff
on behalf of the com mittee for the
courteous treatment which we have
received" Hcggem said. you men
have treated US fine. We appreci-
ate It,"
with tho appointment Of the four
special deputies tho Kidding activi-
ties of +. j. Bays county inveytl-
gator, are at an end, according to
statements made by both him and
County Attorney W, +. seaver.
II wanted three men, Senver
said. 'and with three men | could
have thoroughly cleaned up this
county. but the sheriff got the men
Let them do the work. / am going
to instruct Bays, In fact have al
ready instructed him to work only
on gathering evidence. lie win
make no more raids. However II
he gets information as to law Viola
tions he will turn this over TO The
four deputies This office will CO.
operate with those men because
want 10 SEQ this county clean"
Rays reiterated the statement
made by Scaver. He said that his
time would ali be devoted TO gath
erlng evidence. The county investl-
gator said that when he was first
ordered 10 carry on raiding activi-
ties by the county attorney ho was
opposed to tho Job. lie said he had
not entered upon the work to gain
popularity MS he believed that "A
poor game to play II one wanted
to become popular.
Harris Launches building Probe.
WARRINGTON. Jan. Am m-