Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-07

w. l.. ChildcrS VS. the Gillette Oil x
Gas Co., Z! corporation, filed motion
to vacate judgment in the superior
court yesterday.
GEORGE HARPER, formerly Of
this city, now Of Kansas City, Mo, or
rived yesterday to spend Sunday with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. c. T. IIar-
Ter.
ELLIS HUNTER, an Indian, was
arrested yesterday on a charge of
forgery. Hunter Is wanted in WagO-
ner and the sheriff Of Wagner county
will come for the prisoner Monday
f. Z. PIERSON, physical director
of the y. NJ G. A., has recently moved
his family and household goods from
Moline, ILL.,. to this city They will
live at 2O9 South Detroit.
CHARLES M'KEEVER Of Drum
right has bought the Ray Galbrcath
property 1402 South Baltimore ave
nue. with the intention of moving his
family to Tulsa and making his future
home in this city
THE OTHER SIDE OF the Ques-
ton is the subject OF an address
which will be delivered by H. s. Dun
can tonight at o'clock. Mr.. Duncan
will speak at the intersection of Sec
ond and Main streets.
INFORMATION was filed in the
justice court of II. B. Schaeffer yes
terday charging Mrs Kate Temple
man, living in West Tulsa, with as
sault and battery upon the person of
I.COna SundV a upighbOr.
THE A. X. DAWSON company filed
suit yesterday containing a petition
and mandamus against the Wells
Fargo company to compel them to
ship cases Of Puritan to their con-
signees.
MRS. KATE TEMPLENIAN filed a
complaint in Justice Schaeffer's court
yesterday, charging H. A. Hartman
and Leona Sundy jointly with a breach
of the peace and the use Of violent and
abusive language.
c. II. SWEET, cashier Of the Central
National bank, left yesterday for Port
Huron, Mich, to join his wife, who is
visiting at the summer home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. e. Crosbie Of
this city.
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FUNERAL services for Glenn Flow
ers killed at Drumright last Tuesday,
will be conducted at the McBirney
undertaking rooms this afternoon at
3 o'clock. Burial will take place in
Oaklawn cemetery.
WALTON CLINTON. son of Lee
Clinton, Of this city, Is confined to his
bed with bronchial pneumonia at
their summer home in ManitOu, Col.
The young man is seriously i'll but it
is thought that he is in no immediate
danger.
MORE THAN $500 in cash prizes
will be offered for exhibits at the
Wekiwa fair, to be held at Sand
Springs next Friday and Saturday
The Commercial club and the citizens
of Sand Springs are backing the
project.
A. T. ALISON, cashier Of the Ex-
change National bank, accompanied
by his wife and baby daughter, left
yesterday for Chicago and Detroit
where they will spend the next few
days. En- route they will stop at
PaOla, Kan. where they will visit at
the home of Mrs. Alison's mother.
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THREE MEMBERS Of the Tulsa
police force yesterday left for a trip
down the river i'm motor boat Until
they return, however, if they do re-
turn their names will not be diyulged,
as such journeys are uncertain at
their best, and particularly concerning
the number Of fish brought home.
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THE LOCKWOOD Sprinkler com
pany of st. Louis has recently in
stalled one of their appliances in the
warehouse of the Nicholas Transfer
company at a cost Of $4,000. This
new feature will lower the insurance
rates for the transfer company from
$1.S1 to 70 cents
THE FIRST fall meeting Of Fitz-
hugh Lee camp United Spanish War
veterans, and the Ida Mckinley auxiH-
airy will be held at the courthouse to-
morrow night at s o'clock Plans for
the winters activities will be per
fected at this meeting and it is urged
that al members attend.
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FOUR ALARMS were received by
the fire department between and 8
o'clock yesterday. Two trash piles,
one at sos North Denver and one at
II North Phoenix, took fire, and one
false alarm was turned in The
fourth trip was made TO extinguish d
water tower at 4OS East Eighth
street No damage resulted.
JUSTICE sCHAEFFER issued a
warrant for the arrest of Frank Ster-
! ling yesterday on the cnarge Of burg