for such order, and the alleged causes have an actual existence." "But discretion, when applied to a court of justice, means sound discretion guided by law. It must be governed by rule not by humor; it must not be arbitrary, vague, and fanciful; but legal and regular."
The Chief Justice further states in his opinion: "The plaintiff was a member of the defendant organization. He volunteered his services. He was acting under no complusion." Of course the testimony of the officers of the lodge shows that he was not a volunteer in the legal sense. He was asked by the Chief Rabban of the Lodge to assist with the work, and was a member of the Stage Director's crew in doing that work. In the case of Hitchcock v.automatic Colt pistol in a chest of drawers. About that time, the defendant Braswell entered the apartment and stated that the gun was his, producing a receipt from a Dallas, Texas, Company, to show that the gun was not stolen. At that time he told the officers that when he came from Dallas to Oklahoma City he brought the gun along in his luggage. Both the girl and Braswell were arrested and taken into custody to the city jail. Later that morning a special agent for the F.B.I. interviewed Braswell. At the trial, the F.B.I. agent testified that he asked Braswell if he knew it was a violation of federal law to transport a gun in interstate commerce after having previously been convicted a crime, that Braswell stated