Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-07-06

/ Peak, at $40 South ElWood
Tho Injured.
u, ~. Sims mnturmau ON the
wrecked car. Right los disluratcd
Iaud lett leg broken Badly bruised,
/ and possibly hurt internally,
Mrs E e, sims, 10 South Maybelie,
Hips bruised,
Bert Davis oxford and Burdetto,
Left leg fractured.
Mrs NJ. j. Sayclle, ila South Main.
Left leg and Thigh broken, Bruised
Clarence Doyie, stepson Of Charles
IIiuhbleston, sixth and Kenosha Lac
Grated left leg.
Charlie Hudson legs fractured,
Mrs Dr, Pleak, 3l5 South Elwood d.
Dislocated knee cap ana bruises.
Mrs. John A. oliphant Dlslocated
| left ankle and crushed feet.
Miss Mary Markham, 3lA West
| Twelfth, Back and chest slightly
! bruised,
Mrs. W. T.. Snow Aunt colo,
mother of W 4. Allen, of jerks BAD
| ly bruised hip and back
Mrs ". r. BAXTER, 1904 South
! Cheyenne. Nervous breakdown.
Mrs j, NJ. Supnoshic. slightly
/ bruised,
Roy smith, Taneha. Slight bruises.
Mrs l., T.. Scycrson, as South
/ Boulder, Bruised,
W. +. Allen. jerks. Sprainod ankle
and foot.
Edward Roy, laccratcd right leg
Sarah Sloan. Flat Rock, Okla.
slightly injured.
Dr, l.. Cunningham, right shoulder
and foot bruised.
Everett Courtney Slight bruises In
head and leg,
u,aS1 Mrs D e. Roord'''n Fractured
Guy Eaton. Fractured panteila Of
right leg.
Mrs. Guy Eaton, Scratches and
bruises.
Claude Blckford. Bruises on arm.
Mrs. A. Cobine, Query and quincy.
Bruised.
Mrs. H. Braunger, $40 South Main
Disocated left shoulder.
Lowell Murphy lO2 North Lawton.
slightly bruised,
Miss oran Boyd Wrist slightly in
jured
]. A. Fausher. Missouri House, Left
leg hurt and internally injured,
Mrs. H. l.. Lewis, 217 West Ninth,
sh 6older bruised and right arm hurt
Zona Lewis, daughter Of above, leg
hurt. -
The burial Of the three people kill
ed in the Sand Springs railway aecl-
dent Thursday night will take place
today and tomorrow.
The funeral OF Mlss Mary KubleN
aged IS, Will probably be held Sunday.
Arrangements are being held up,
pending the arrival home Of Dr. 3 NJ
Pleak. Miss Kubley had been making
her home with DR.. and Mrs. Pleak,
I315 South Elwood avenue, for the
past four years. Her parents reside
at Broken Arrow. Miss kubley would
have graduated from the Tulsa liigh
school next year. She was very pop
ular with her classmates ana teach
ers and was very popular in the
younger circles here.
The funeral services over the body
of Carter Ladell Baxter, aged 10, son
OF w. T. Baxter, VIII be held inns
afternoon at the residence of his par
ents, 1904 South Main street. The
services will begin at o'clock. Rev
| ID. A. Wickizer and Rev. Percy Knick-
erbocker will conduct the services.
Carter Baxter came to Tulsa six years
ago with his parents, from Lynch
burg, Tenn. He was favorite with
his playmates. some OF whom will act
as pail bearers at the funeral.
The death Of Mrs. j. w. Wall came
on the eve Of her twenty-ninth we'd
ding anniversary. July 8, 1883, just
twenty-nine years ago yesterday, she
was married to j. W. Wall at Stock
ton, Mo. She was born November 6,
1864, at Warrensburg, Mo. Five chill
dren survive the mother. They are
Oscar, Bessie, Pauline, William ana
Mary, all of whom are living at the
wall home here. Mrs. Wall was de-
voted to her home and family ano
very seldom cared to leave her fam
ily circle, even for a short while.
Services will be held this afternoon
at o'clock, at the home, 7O7 South
Cincinnati avenue Rev. ]. c, Moore
of Kansas City, a lifelong friend Of the
ia milv will have charge. of the obse-
quies, and will be assisted by Rev
Percy Knickerbocker. The interment
will be made at Oaklawn cemetery