Show DRUNKS AND OTHERS BEFORE DEFORE JUDGE DIEHL His Honor Listens to Defini Defini- of Victims as to Real Meaning Judge Juige C C. R. R Diehl Diehi had a comparatively comparatively easy p time in police pollee court Thursday Thursday Thurs Thurs- day dar afternoon albeit tho the court room was full tull of or the thic same samo lI lights and shadows shad shad- 1 own ow that p pervade H Us Its II lighted dImly I nol noIs' noIs y atmosphere as b by John Doe was the the- first of ot tho the row of oC penitents to ho called John has another name which he pronounced glibly gUhl enough to 10 J Judge Diehl Diehi and the judge C essayed to tn spoil spell it for Cor the benefit of or the the- clerk cIeri According to Jud Judge e Diehl Diehi tho the name I Is B. B D. D Ditch Ditch- oman toman An Anwa J John halls hall from Crom 1 lIe Ho did not cone confess confers s to being being- drunk but Officer Simpson on said ho had found round him lying lying- In Commercial 1 alley in a condition that thal Mr Mi tJ Simp Simpson on thou thought ht was decidedly ledl Indicative of oC In tion John or IJ Ii D. D If Ir you prefer I it was wa allowed to go JO I Not o so Eo E. Derr Mr Mi Df Dorr Ir had taken ho ho confessed ed it It-a It a ulise aulise worth 6 from rom the thC second hand 1 store of oC oCar Warren Warron War War- arren I ren ron Paul at South State street Tho The valise was was usworth 6 according to 11 the tho complaint so Mr Ir Derr made a abad had bad bargain when whon ho r-oia r It for The bargain barc-aln looked still worse 10 to him when whon he w was ws s told he would have o to tn work ork out a n. oft o fine although he het t took look Ok the sentence stoically enough Geor George c Long got oft off more more- easily I George would ouM have been accused etl of larceny ho had 1 the prosecuting witness R showed up The prosecuting witness didn't come como and so n George coro was accused ac ac- ac cu e 0 of being Just drunk Geor George d to Judge Di Diehl Dihl hl that hat he wa was vcr very anxious for a n change of climate and the Judge ht It il would be he a g good o thing for him foil So George I waited alted until the afternoon relief came cameon on anti and then stood up tip with some omo 10 I or 12 hugo huge burly burb policemen n opposite I him that he might see ee how pretty the they were and then departed f Harry EsCus Esus was another plain 1 drunk JU Judge 6 Dehl let him go o. o John Doe Dol the s second cond otherwise Larry Dahoney was wa known to lei Mr Oal Daly Mr Jr Dahoney did not tint appear appeal to claim his 10 h hail ball ll and he bo couldn't get et it now If tr he tried William illiam Mulligan had hall the gaunt cx- cx the gray ra- ra hair and the deep deep- sot lOot ol Ce eyes and forehead that might have havo made mado him look like 0 a prosperous ri OUR business man or c even a learned di divine divine ell ell- vine with power to tn move 1110 tho the hearts of nr men Mulligan n. however cr likes hikes I es the city jail He lie had hall been there two days ago ng-n. and he will serve vo a t. t fine n of or 5 again aln C. C S. S Swain did not nt appear Soren n X Chri Christenson tenson was th ro for him however er and announced that he ask a a. jury trial for fOl his client who Wile Is II accused of or violating tho the liquor ordinance The rIte venire was ordered called and onil Mr Swain wain will appear foi for tOI trial Monda Monday An attorney n. n appeared as ns w well velh foi for Anderson on who hail 1111 forfeited J u 0 o lint for tor Pp f nou was side sick ho gnu paid 1 th th p 1 10 1 h CU 0 n hn r 11 n r. r I I tool i it y I |