Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-24

| MAYOR FRANK NJ. WOODEN will
leave for Fort Worth this afternoon to
attend to some matters Of personal
business He stated last night that
he expected to remain In Fort Worth
Icnly one day.
TOM GRAY an elderly man, wept
like child when arraigned on a
charge of drunkenness in municipal
court yesterday morning. Judge
IClark discharged him without a fine
which caused his tears OF shame to
change to tears of JOY.
BECAUSE HER husband publicly
cursed her and also because he was
cruel to her and failed to support her
Mrs Nina Roberts filed suit in the
superior court Yesterday asking to be
divorced from John Il. Roberts. The
couple were married in 1909.
RAYMOND FONTFORD will work
80 days on the Tulsa streets and
sleep 80 nights in the city Jail for
stealing a set Of automobile tools,
which he pawned for 81. He told the
municipal court that he was drunk at
the time he committed the offense,
THE CASE OF the city school
! board and school district No. 26 of
| Tulsa county against John Kramer,
as county treasurer, did not come up
before Judge Breckenridge yesterday.
| The case was continued until Monday.
The school district seeks to collect
funds collected by tax from corpora
tons.
.
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| brothers, and James Adams were ar
rested by Sheriff James Wooley yes
terday charged with stealing so bush
els of oats. The grain was found
hidden In a strawstack a few miles
east of Tulsa. The oats was stolen
from farmer.
GEORGE REEVES, lawyer and
! stenoEraphcr, has been selected to
succeed Lawrence j. Mangan as
| county court stenographer Mangan
! has resigned from the position to be-
come associated with Pat Malloy, for
mer county attorney Of Tulsa county.
Reeves is well known in Tulsa and Is
a very capable stenographer.
.
ELLA MITCHELL also filed suit i'm
the superior court yesterday seeking
to be separated from Arthur Mitch
ell Non-support and charges that
her husband gambled all his earnings
away are the grounds on which she
hopes to obtain the decree, She asks
for the custody of two children, aged
and years
CY AVERY filed suit In the supe-
rior court asking for an injunction
against Anuice Stark and Dave Stark
to prevent them from trcspassng on
grounds over which is constructed
pipe line used I'm pumping oil wells
Avery claims I'm his petition that he
has entered into a written agreement
with the plaintiffs for the construc-
tion of the pipe line rods across their
land The Starks now threaten TO de-
stroy the rods, says the petition.
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FIVE DOLLARS. carefully ascer-
tanned as every cent he possessed, and
80 days was the fine assessed George
Lane i'm municipal court for attempt
ing 20 obtain money under false pre-
tcnses yesterday morning. He tried
to pass forged check on a local
pawnshop, the proprietor OF which
became suspicious. Joyce and Siege
made the arrest after being sum
moned on the case. siege took Lanes
Rcrullon measurements.
MARRIAGE LICENSES we're Is
sued yesterday to John l.. Keller. 45,
and Nina whitney. both OF Yale; John
McGrifnu, 21, and Lille Markell, is.
both OF Tulsa: Chester -. Mullen. 20,
and Gertrude Rogers, l6, both OF Col
hnsyillc tparental consent was given
in the case Of the GRID. Lewis Barnes,
80, and Mrs Avis Barnes, 90, both Of
Tulsa dn this case the marriage cere-
mony was the second which has
united these two persons, they being
divorced six months ago.; Walter A.
Richardson. 21 and Mrs. Virginia
Starkcy "a. both OF Tulsa
HENRY PRU1TT, husband Of a
young Indian girl who. I'm company
with his wife, were given long time
inil sentence on charge Of vagranCy. |
will be placed upon n charge OF the
Mann white slave act II an uncle Of
the girl. who lives I'm Tulsa. can per
suadc her mother to make the COM
plant The uncle believes that he
can prove that pruitt forced his wife
10 take up life OF shame FOR the pur-
pose OF earning a livelihood for each. |
transporting her from Tulsa TO Dal- |
las Tex. where similar practices were
INDUCED In.
TWO CRIPPLE CROOKS. one hav-
ing conRcnltal syphilis and the other
incapacitated by "a runaway while n
young man. Louis Harding and Will
liam Hayes by name, were given a 90
day sentence I'm municipal court on a
charge Of vagrancy yesterday morn
ing. An excellent Savage automatic
revolver and several tools commonly
used by burglars were found I'm the
mems possession. Each has n Grim
inal record Local officers feel that
they captured the men Just in time TO
keep them from working Tulsa with
series OF burglafies.
THE SERIES OF revival meetings
conducted by Rev. George r. Taub-
man for the Christian church OF Sa-
pulpa. closing Friday night. resulted
in "a conversions 10 Christ Mr.. Taub-
man will conduct the regular Sunday
morning service for the congregation
this morning and the evening service
toufrht The subject of the sermon