Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-29

years old and weighs about 100
pounds. Mrs. Prauge will gladly wei
come any Information in regard to
him.
AN ATTEMPT AT suicide was
frustrated Sunday night when the
proprietor of the Britton rooms broke
into the room Of b. Bruce and re-
moved a handkerchief saturated with
Ch]loroform from his face, Although
two empty bottles which had con-
tanned the fluid were found in the
room, the man recovered in two
hours.
THE KNIGHTS OF Pythias will
hold their social for September next
Thursday night, September 80. 1t is
the intention TO serve supper at $50
o'clock, and all those who attend are
requested to have their baskets at the
hall not later than 4 o'clock. There
will be an entertainment program
which is expected to be a great sur
prise.
THE my PURPOSE" meeting,
which was he'd at the Y. NJ. G. A.
Sunday afternoon, was well attended,
there being present over one hundred
men. The Rev. j. w. Darby spoke
on soul Winning, the Christian Pur-
pose after which the men made
known their intention of assisting in
the work started by these Sunday
afternoon meetings.
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DEPUTY SHERIFF r. r. Reynolds
yesterday arrested Fred Moore and
Della Cordell, charged with adultery.
1t is charged I'm the information that
they have been living together illicitly
for several months while both have
a legal husband and wife. Failing to
provide $500 bond they we're placed
in Jail to await their preliminary
trial, set for September 80 in Justice
court.
THE FUNERAL services Of Mrs.
Arville w. Harrop, who died at tse
home of Mrs. S. d. Pickering, 912
South Denver avenue, Sunday, were
held yesterday at 3 o'clock. The sery-
ices were conducted from the home Of
Mrs. Pickering, who is a daughter,
by Rev. Frank Neff. Burial was
made in Oaklawn. Mrs. Harrop Is
survived by two daughters, Mrs. Pick
cring and Mrs. NJ. A. Spaulding Of
Deering, Kan.
c. r. BUSH, who formerly practiced
law in Tulsa with the firm Of Bush IL
Wrightsman. has returned from Cal
.fornia, where he made his home for
the past three years, and has pur-
chased a home. 1901 South Baltimore
avenue. and will probably take up the
practice OF law again in the near
future. Although Mr.. Bush is a boost
err for California, when comparing
that state with Tulsa, he says, There
Is only one Tulsa
A MEETING Of the board Of dl-
-octOrs Of the Tulsa Rifle club was
held last night and plans for launch
the work of rifle practice were
gone over in detail. orders have been
sent forward for targets and about
live thousand rounds Of ammunition
which will be used in addition to the
-ifles and ammunition issued free Of
'harEe by the United States wal de-
lartment. II is expected that reQui-
for the rifles will be sent in
Z few days.
IN THE divorce case Of Harry Nc
[enney VS.. Mamie McKennoy. on trial
yesterday in superior court, Mrs. Nc
kenney startled the crowd in the
courtroom WNen she teStllled tnat !
her husband had offered her 50 a
il she would starve herself so
Is to make herself thinner. She
that he derided her for not
being like other women" and talked
20 much about her form she was
ashamed to walk on the streets. The .
'asc was contested and testimony was
'till being heard late in the after
loon.
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JUST STOPPED to sec how Tulsa
IS getting along and to see how the
boys are feeling" This was the ex-
p,anation given by United States |
Thomas =. Gore Of Okla
loma, who was I'm Tulsa yesterday. |
Gore came I'm on an early
morning train and left last night. He
declared there was no particular sig
lificance TO his visit here at this time.
rhe senator declared he knew
nothing in regard to the rumored
session beyond what he had
cad in the newspapers, and declined
O comment on what he thought
bout the matter.
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SUNDAY WILL BE "100l day" at
he Christian church, and every effort
s being made to make the attend
nee reach that number. The Chris
ian church has been concentrating