Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-10-21


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DURING THE MEETING Of the
city commissioners yesterday morning
q petition to pave South Guthrie ave-
nue. from Third street to the Frisco
right-Of-Way was granted
THE REGULAR quarterly exam
inXation for teachers county certifi-
Gates wiz be held in tho office Of
County Superintendent II. ID. Max
we'll Thursday, Friday and Saturday
october 2S, 20 and 80.
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CHARLES. DAY, formerly Of this
Tulsa visitor for a few days. Mr. Day
is convinced, Notwithstanding that no
is prosperous in Oklahoma City that
there is only one Tulsa, and is anX-
iUus to return to this city.
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THE CASE of Fred Walling held
on a charge Of passing fraudulent
checks at the Britton rooms was
dismissed Yesterday by Justice Daniel
it was charged that Walling had
passed two checks for S. and $40. but
the evidence was not strong enough
to convict.
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THE BODY of t., r.. Carrier, who
died in local hospital last week,
was shipped yesterday to his old
home i'm Lincoln, ill, for burial. Mr..
carrier Is survived by his father w;
h. Carrier Of Miles city, Mont. and
10y two sisters, one Of whom resides
in Lincoln, ILL.,
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HUMANE AGENT a. Nj. Welch
yesterday took John Quinn, IA years
old, TO the state reform school at
PauIs Valley The youngster Is said
10 have caused considerable annoy
ance to his parents and humane So
ciety and the reform school was
deemed the best place for him.
MEMBERS or the La Zoronga
club have perfected their arrange
ments for the first Of its dances,
which is scheduled for tonight at
Burke's academy. This is a new dane
into one Of the most important Of its
kind in the city More than hun
dred invitations have been issued.
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MEMBERS OF the Tulsa boy scouts
ernoon near Kendall college. They
are requested to meet at the high
school at $3.50 o'clock, after which
they will march to the college I'm
charge Of their scout masters They
are urged to take their own supplies
Of wlcnies, as there will be O wieuie
roast during the day.
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M. =. HUTCHINS. proprietor Of
the st. Anthony hotel in San An
tonic, Texas, is a Tulsa visitor. lie is
Of the opinion Oklahoma IS as pros
porous as any other state in the union,
as he recently has passed through
more evidence Of prosperity than
here Mr. Hutchins Is among the
better known hotel men Of the
country.
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BEGINNING THIS WEEK, the
entire division of which Tulsa is a
part Of the NJ. X. & Y. railroad will
be gone over and a stable road
bed instituted The work Hill ex-
tend from Weibark TO Usage A
strong chat roadbed will replace the
old formation bringing the division
UP to the standard Of the main line.
Eighty-fiVe pound rails will be laid
TO further improve the service
1T YAS WITH considerable regret
that members of the United Spanish
war veterans and women OF the Ok
lahoma auxiliary recently learned Of
the death Of Mrs. Cora L. Abingdon OF
Oklahoma City. Mrs Abingdon was
the wife Of DR.. j.. III. Abingdon, past
department commander Of the United
Spanish war veterans, and was well
known I'm this city, During the next
regular meeting Of the Tulsa camp,
scheduled for November I, there will
be IA special memorial session to
which all members are urged to be
In attendance.
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JUDGE CLARK I'm police court
yesterday morning fined James Crow
ley 500 and sentenced him to ninety
found in a local roomlng house with
paid Crowley was in trouble some