Statement Geo. F. Moran, Attorney General Civil Case No. 1062

              Statement of Geo. F. Moran,
 212 N. Grant St.
 Business address 305 S. Cheyenne-Tulsa.
 Q What is your business, Mr. Morgan?
 A Tailoring.
 Q Did you have some good stolen recently?
 A Yes, sir.
 Q Just state the circumstance?
 A I am positive I know the parties but I have not been able to get my hand on a piece of the  goods, but I believe I saw one of them with a piece of this goods made into a suit; he is  the janitor of the Unity Building, and his name is Bill Morris.
 Q When did that theft occur?
 A The night of the 17th of August.
 Q Did you report the robberty to the officers?
 A The officers were there the next morning when I got there.
 Q What stops did they take to apprehend the robbers?
 A I went to see them every few days and they always said they were looking for the robbers.
 Q Was that the police or county officers?
 Q The police. They told me to get a search warrant for this place where I suspected they  took the goods so I came and got a search warrant for the basement and the janitor's office  in the Unity Building. I went to the police and asked them if they would furnish me with  a man. I did not want to let these thieves know I was behind them and if they would give  me a man I would go to the superintendent of the building and get permission to search  the buildings. They told me they couldn't to that that I would have to get a search warrant. I said I didn't want to get a search warrant unless I knew who it was, it was one of two  fellows, but I wasn't sure which one it was.