The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-10
PAIR ACCUSED OF
TWO BANK RAIDS
Men Wounded in Burbank
Robbery Tried in
Sapulpa
FREED OF DOG THEFT
Three Boys En- Route TO Wild
West Are Arrested
by Police

fyaClRl 10 The World,
SAPULPA, Dec. o. Ivan Rhodes
and BUCK ColunEsworth. reported
wounded after participating m "A
robbery OF n bank al Burbank,
Okla, ycsterday. had a. preumI-
nary court hearing in SapElpa on
November Is on charges ut rObblng
a bank Mt Kcllyviile OF $4,000.
After the hearing before Judge
A. r.. PITT tho pair were bound over
% district court for trial later gain
ing their liberty under bonds " 40
900 each.
CollIngNorth and Rhodes were
ring leaders In the daylight raid on
the bank at kcllyyillc, according 20
testimony introduced Ia their early
trial here.
That thov performed holdup of
tho Kellyville Institution was toeti-
fled by Donald Thompson, young
man OF this city who claimed thcy
induced him 10 go with them and
guard tho front entrance while the
theft was staged.
Charged with stealing n valuable
bird dog belonging TO =. j. Johnson,
Tulsa oil man, j. n. Eltzroth was re-
leased today after his hearing before
Judge a. T., pitt. lie wos immcdi-
atoly rearrested by officers from
Okmulgc". The dog was stolen
when II strayed from n hunting
camp in tho southern part of this
county Lnter It was said to have
been learned that Eltzroth had been
seen with the dog in BeRgs. No evil
dence was introduced today to show
that any crime had been committed
In Creek county, resulting In the
mans release. He had been arrest
ed In Marion, Ind. He claimed
that he had come into possession OF
tho canine by purchase.
The case OF Frank Webber,
charged with possessing whisky, was
continued until next Tuesday by
agreement In police court today,
after hearing. OF the caac had been
under way before City Magistrate ].
II. Cobb for a short time. The case
was continued so that officers could
officers who found him asleep on
Webbcr.
To be a cowboy and rido his faith
tul steed in search OF adventure on
Texas plains. Such was tho ambl-
ton OF owen Haner Is years old
who was hailed before Judge Cobb In
municipal court this morning, after |
he had been tnScn into custody by |
officers who found hlmb asleep on
tho floor of the Frisco station here. |
The adventuresome youth, claiming |
Kansas as his native state, wore n
huge belt and holster around his |
waist, the latter containing bulky, |
old fashioned revolver, Haner told |
police he had the weapon to !
protect himself against bad men" !
he expected 10 encounter In his
taupts In the haunts OF the Lone |
star rangers, IL was the belief Of
the city jurist that Haner would |
have to accept his court appearance
here as the concluding number of
his program OF thrills and he was
ordered turned over to the county
humane department to dispose OF
as II saw fit after communicating
with tho lads parents at Columbus.
Kan.
Others who had hardened TO the
call Of the Wild were Charles Finch
er and Virsill Schultz, aged l5 and
l6. respectively, who also appeared
In city court today. They said they
had left their homes at Bonneville,
ARK. to ride the rods" In search OF
adventure and new lands. They were
also handed over to the humane Of
flee.
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