Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-11-16
City NEWS

| FUNERAL SERVICES for Marion
Maycs. tho young high school student
who died suddenly at the =. and S.
| hospital Thursday afternoon, VIII be
| neld ut Stanley's undertaking parlors
at 1890 this afternoon. Rev Percy
! Knickerbockcr will conduct the SER
vices. The body viii DE shipped to
Deer Creek, okla, the boys home for
| burial Young Mayes made his homo
in TulsO with his sister. Mrs jerome
Collins, 1898 South Boston.
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IN A SIGNED STATEMENT. issued
yesterday the Clement A. Evans chap
ter, United Daughters of the Confcd-
eracy, expressed their sincere grati-
tude 10 those who so kindly contrib
utcd their talent at the bestowal Of
the Crosses Of Honor at the court
house Thursday evening. The Old
Veterans also expressed their appre-
citation and thanks TO all who contrib
utcd in any way on this occasion and
especially to the World for the man
ner In which It covered the exercise
IN It's columns,
WHEN THE CRIMINAL TERM of
the county court expires next week 1t
Is unlikely that any more criminal
cases viii be tried In this couaty
until next February. Owing to a
press Of business In the county attor-
neys office all criminal cases that are
set for trial in the district court next
month viii be continued and trans
fcrrcd to the superior court where a
criminal term viii be held in Febru-
nry.
REX JONES AND j. ROY NIT
CHELG., charged with violating the
state liquor laws were yesterday found
guilty in tho county court and each
sentenced to serve thirty days In the
county jail and pay n fine of $50,
This was the only case tried yesterday.
Walter Miller. brother of Nose Miller.
who was Thursday convicted for gam
bling plead guilty to the same charge
and was fined 800 which he paid.
.
ERZONIE MIzER YESTERDAY
filed suit In the superior court for a
divorce from her husband, John Mizer
whom she alleges deserted her one
day after they were married. They
were married In September. 1905, and
her husband deserted her. Mrs Mizer
alleges, in tho following month.
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JOE ARDlzzONE. the local oil
man. yesterday sported on the local
strcets. one of tho niftiest automo-
blles ever seen In these parts" The
car arrived yesterday from New
York. 1t Is n +. |. A. T.. made In
Italy, and was purchased in that coun-
try by MIR. ArdIzzone when he was
on European trip last year. It Is
passenger car and cost $1,000 In
Italy. with 40 per cent duty added for
bringing 1t into America. 1t IL a racer
and Is the only car of It's kind west OF
Chicago All Of which is nothing ex-
traordInary- Tulsa.
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THE LATEST CLAIMANT for "A
place on the democratic roll Of honor
Is Joe Wilson. city commissioner OF
Tulsa. and wcarer of large sparks.
MIR Wilson. according to his official
newspaper. yesterday announced that
he was cousin OF Woodrow Wilson
Commissioner Joe Is exactly the four
hundred and twenty individ-
ual who claimed relationship to the
PRESIDENT elect since last Tuesday.
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THE CONFEDERATE VETERANS
who were Thursday night presented
the Southern Cross of Honor by the
Daughters of the Contederacy and the
regiments in which they fought were
as follows: J. V. Bass. Co. II, Third
Arkansas; 4. X. Van Horn. Co. Il.
Ninth Missouri. ". A. Shepherd.
Ninth Texas Battalion: II. n. Brady.
co. q. Sixth Missouri: J. +. Porter.
Co. r. Third Missouri: John j. smith.
First Cherokee regiment: J. J. Slack.