Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-08-25

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been done in decorating the interior
Of the Tulsa county courthouse.
CONCORD GRAPES Of an unusu-
ally tempting flavor, and as sweet as
sugar. are coming from the vineyard
of Elva G. Barrows, Tulsas pioneer
and most enthusiastic fruit-grOwer.
W. r. Arnall, manager of the Bar
rows fruit farm, brought a basket Of
the grapes to The World office yes
terday. They lasted but a few min
uteB.
WILLIAM H., the baby son of Mr..
and Mrs n. T.. Smith, living at the
corner Of Archer and Frisco streets,
died Monday night after short i'll
ness from stomach trouble. The burial
services occurred yesterday at Oak
lawn cemetery followed 10y intermcnt
at the same place. The funeral serv-
ices were conducted by Rev. a. b..
Grossman, pastor Of Orcutt Memorial
church.
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w. H. MATNWARING entered suit
yesterday i'm the district court against
Samuel II. Bell, for the purpose of
recovering wages and small loans
which the plaintiff alleges have never
been paid TO him. Mainwarng states
i'm the action that Bell owes him for
his services as bookkeepcr during a
period Of five months. The sum
which Mainwaring alleges is due him
amounts to $255.92.
GEORGE d. BENSON, manager Of
the big Oklahoma Durbar which is
scheduled for the week commencing
September 13, has been receiving
heavy shipments of various materials
TO be used in the numerous floats
which will be used on the occasion.
Indications point to an exhibition far
surprising anything ever seen in this
state and cQualiug many of the
famous national shows.
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J. L. RUSSELL, president Of the
Russell Flag x Decorating Co. Of st.
Louis. was in Tulsa yesterday con-
ferring with Durbar Officials and
others regarding the street and build
ing decorations for the celebration to
be held here the week of September
13 The Durbar is attracting wide at
tention and Mr.. Russell is not the
only Out-Of-state man to visit the city
for the purpose of landing contract
with the Durbar officials.
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A STRANGE WOMAN, who used
the womcn's free rest room yesterday,
stole the matron's purse containing
S4S5 and some KEYS valuable to the
owner The identity of the woman
was not learned as she LEFT soon after
asking permission TO. use writing
paper and ink. The police have been
notified, but thus far have failed TO
find any trace of the woman sneak
thief 1t was the first theft ever re-
ported by those in charge of the rest
room.
THE FALL HOLIDAY service at
the Temple Israel next month will be
conducted 10y Rabbi a. j. Feldman of
Cincinnati, Ohio, at Elks hall. New
Year services will be held Wednes-
day, September s, at p. IN. and
Thursday. September 9, at 10 n. m.
The atonement services will be on
Friday night September II. and Sat
urday morning. September is, at $3.50
O'Clock. Prayer books for the services
complete may be had from the sec
retary.
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II. l.. SADLER, a travelling sales
man lIOlll 81 LOUIS N III i ulSd at
tending to business matters. Mr.. Sad
lcr is an old newspaper man, having
been employed on the New Orleans
Times Picayune for 20 years prior to
his resignation a few years ago. He
then travelled extensively and finally
located on "a Mexico City paper until
the revolution made things too hot
for the Americans i'm that country. He
has since engaged I'm newspaper work
in the state and has recently accepted
his present position.
THE MARION Machine Foundry &
Supply Co OF Marion, Ind, entered
suit yesterday in the district court
against the Mid Western oil company
ct al. for a judgment Of $322 which
the plaintiff alleges is coming to him
as a consequence OF shooting two wells
on the lease Of the defendants The
plaintiff states that no remuneration
has been received for the work and he
petitions the court for the amount
previously stated and an additional
sum for the purpose Of covering the
costs Of suit and other expenses in
Cured
The various moving and transfer
now doing business in the
city are emphatic in their belief that
more families are moving into Tulsa