Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-07-07
City News In Brief


BEN NEWsOME, employed at The
| World, yesterday moved his place OF
residence from Fourteenth and Peoria
to Fourteenth and Rockford.
]. c. KIRBY, Of West Plains, Mo,
| formerly editor Of The Tribune at
| Chandler, was in Tulsa Monday en-
route to Okmulgee, where he has ac-
| cepted position on daily paper
there.
JOHN HODKINS, SO years old, Of
( Joplin, Mo, was painfully, but not
seriously injured at the Frisco station
/ last night whom ne stumbled over
/ .ue-age truck and was precIpitated
| heavily 10 the pavement. lie refused
/ |mCdieul lttention, although he sus-
tanned severe scalp wound.
a BARREL or OIL burning at the
/ |Curuer Of Fifth and Boulder Monday
morning, called out the apparatus
+ |rom Central station The alarm was
tanned in by telephone When the
fremen arrived they found a large
crowd. uut very small blaze. The
/ damage was not worth estimating the
owner said.
| ANGERED BECAUSE a stranger
! accidentally pushed him against a
light post, George Hearne, an oil
worker Of Cushing, struck Jean
| Ncgusu of Sapulpl Monday morning.
a fiCht eusued in which Hoarne was
worsted The comDatants mace their
escape before the police arrived.
BRUCE ELWOOD, travelling sales
man for Kansas city firm and well
/ known in Tulsa, arrived here Sunday
might 10 speld the fourth in this city.
leg always try to make this city
whenever there Is anything out Of the
/ ordinary 10 happen said Elwood.
/ 'Wheu you are ia oklahoma and not
! in Tulsa. you are just camping OUT
| lie concluded.
TWO THOUSAND negroes cele-
! brated at Midway park last night The
! dancing pavilion was thrOugcd with
! the colored folks from s o'clock last
night until after o'clock this morn
| ing The park is on the Sand Springs
! iuterurban line and special arrange
lments We're made with the transporta-
Itiun company to run cars as late as
I2:3O o'clock a. m. for the convenience
Of the ceebrants.
NJ. $. NEAL, 80 YEARS Old, was
struck by the step Of a sand Springs
car Ht = O'Clock yesterday dlItlUbON.
Tho accident was at Cheyenne and
Archer streets the Old gentleman mis-
Judging the distance he was from the
track, while the car was moving slowly
He was thrown to the ground but
escaped with the loss Of some skin
from his hand and some minor
bruises Neal lives with j. d. Render
III North Boulder.
.
LAST NIGHT AT the Mission Of Re-
d6emiug Love, 109 East Second street
the cowboy evangelist, Rev. L. A
Miller, preached one of the most
powerful and heart-searching sermons
that has ever been delivered at this
downtown mission church Of Tulsa.
All present were greatly moved and
seven fell upon their knees at the
altar and sought pardon or purity
from sin. Tonight the evangelist will
give his burning message on Chris
tian Education" which, although pre-
pared especially for the young, would
be cternally profitable If enjoyed by
every man, woman and child Of the
city. At a time when the Bible has
not only been prohibited from our
schools, but replaced by dancing and
pagan literature, surely every true
father and mother in Tulsa should be
intensely interested in hearing this
God-sent fiery servant OF the Most
High proclaim the way to obtain
Christian education.