Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-09-05

/ gust was filed with the city commls-
/ slou Yesterday Seventy investigations
were made and there were A. calls In
| juvenile Work. The nurse made llS
| calls. Nearly one hundred horses
/ were looked after in various ways.
Seventeen children were placed in the
detention home and homes were found
for seven others. Altogether IT was
IA unusually active month for Hu-
name Agent Welch and his assistants.
MRS. ERNEsTINE F. sankey llS
North I.aWton, returned yesterday
from months vacation in Chicago.
through ohio and on the lakes.
q
MRS. A. NJ. LYONS. dean women
az Kendall college, and Mrs r. f..
liarshel the wife Of the newly elected
dean, arc now on the ground at Ken
dali making ready for the opening
OF school September Is.
ATTORNEY TOM LYONS, Of the
local law firm OF Rice n Lyons, was
reported yesterday to be out Of tho
hospital, and able to return to Tulsa
IN the course Of few days Mr..
Lyons has undergone a very danger
Gus operation In a Baltimore hospital.
.
ARCHITECTS in charge Of the con-
struetlon OF the new Frisco freight
house, promises local authorities that
the building will be ready to be oc-
Cuplcd by the offices not later than
september 10. All the old furniture
of he present office Is being repaired
and given u good coat OF varnlsh.
NJ p. STEWART, an expert ac-
countant from oklahoma city. ar
rived at Kendall college Yesterday
Tor the purpose Of installing new
system Of college counting. The sys-
TEN is very similar to the one used
10y the Northwestern university,
whore the books show the exact
standing Of each separate department
at all times
THE CITY commission consented
Yesterday morning 10 allow the school
board To place temporary school
buildings on the campus Of the Cen
tral high school, provided the ma
Jorlty ~ the people owning property
around the central block had no oh
lection. After "a canvas OF the pro-
piletors of the nCghboring buildings.
there seemed to be very little oppo-
sitiOn.
o
AUTOMOBILE offenders were nu-
mtrous In the municipal court yestcr-
day morning. Lee Gillespie. son of
j. ]. Gillespie, was fined S5 for spced-
ing. He was arrested on Admiral
boulevard Thursday night by Motor
cycle Oiiicer Hughes. who testified
mat tho car was running at a rate Of
nearly forty miles an hour when he
made the arrest. Robert Kerr. driver
for the S. NJ Bell grocery. was fined
- for letting the engine on his ma,
chine run while he was delivering ero-
ccrlcs at house nearby.
SAM WILSON was fined s25 in the
IH"hlcIpaI court Yesterday morning as
Il result or "A general rough house"
t7at he started Thursday night at the
home of his sweetheart. Lillian Lad
way sam is said to have felled
number Of parties with his fists and
ne IcaNcd brick at one woman who
got ln his way Iillian's baby was
cut ON the head during the melee.
sam couldn't pay his fine. SO he will
have TO handle the business end Of n
lro2m rn Tulsa streets for the next
few weeks.
~ IN fhH, VINO stays at the Al
media rooms, was awakened early yes
ttrday morning bv tho sound Of loud
ana angry words in the alley under
meath his room. He found that tho
trouble was occasioned by a pair Of
h.iky mules hitchcd to an ice wagon.
w. y. Gibson, the driver. was talking
ln persuasive language to the animals.
Parks rcprimandcd him and told him
ne had notion TO throw the rontents
of slop lar at him Gibson retali-
cted In kind and down came the
aforementioned contents. Parks then
threw tho Tar at Robinson. Parks was
arrested and later drew a fine Of s25
in the municipal court. He gave no.
tice Of appeal
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