Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-21
City News In Brief

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FRANK SIMMONS, negro. was dis
missed I'm Judge Daniels court yester-
day on a charge Of assault and battery.
II was alleged that he attacked ana
beat mp a negro woman.
A SUIT To recover $50 4, was filed
in the superior court yesterday
against the $. f. Davis Brokerage Co.
by the Graycttc Farmers union. The
amount sued for is alleged 10 be due
on q bill Of goods and merchandise
sold the Davis brokerage.
ALLHGING THAT HE stole 4 shot
gun from W A. Palmer. a farmer re-
siding near CollinsNillG sheriff Woolcy
Yesterday arrested u. .. steel IT Is
charged that steel stole the gun IN De-
ccmhcr last and that he sold n at q
South Main stree, paWnshop steel
was lodged in the county jail.
SYIN ESTER A. Long. who de
hrercd a lecture at the convention hall
last Monday night. addressed the nigh
school students Tuesday forenoon.
The nature ~ his talk was "a cumpar-
isou of the school work aud the after
HE Of q brilliant student and a
~'ploddcr' I'm school. The high school
students showed great appreciation OF
his lecture
BECAUSE HER HUSBAND refused
Ia i've with her and provide the nCcCs-
sites or llfe, Mrs. clara GarOuRh Nes-
terdaN filed q petition for divorce in
the superior court. She states that.
despite the fact that her husband is
financially able TO support, he has re-
peatodly refused to do go. She asks
FOR so a month alimony and the Gus
tody Of their three children, an girls,
aged II, 10 and Is Years respectively.
GEORGE THOMAS, negro servant Of
q Tulsa millionaire. trled TO enter the
servants apartments Of another Tulsa
millionaire across the way in order TO
galn access To his pretty yellow negro
servant. The woman protested and
the buck tore down the door. 70
lice We're summoned. Yesterday
IN police court The man was given a
inc II sentenced. although he
begged 10 he let 20 lest he lose his
job.
$50 VOC CAME to town 10 do
some business ." asked Judge Clark
Of the prisoner at the bar Yesterday
morning. yes. your honor came
the meek reply, why didn't YOU do
u. them came back the Judge.
WELL the accused replied, you see,
got drunk before I had time" II
hit the judges funny bone. You
NAV gt. thpp 20 1a1gh.J th. iYJH.
and attend to your affairs. Don't
take on any more booze though
RAILROAD MEN visiting in the
city Yesterday We're II. G. Morris of
kansaa city, travelling passenger agent
OF the Missouri Pacific; j. T.. Roger
man Of Kansas city. district passCnger
agent of the b. q O. $. w; A. w. Gar
ret Of Kansas city, travelling freight
agent Of the Grand Trunk line; r. A.
Jackson of Oklahoma civ. claim
agent Of the NJ. *. & T., G. II. Evans
Of 81. Louis, industrial agent Of the
NJ. Is. & r. and p. J.. Howard Of Par
sons, travelling freight agent Of the
Katy,
MARRIAGE LICENSES were ISSUED
Yesterday To Willard n. Tate, u, and
anna =. ToIlnB' Duln OF TulSa. The
proposed bride appeared in county
court Yesterday morning to secure q
license. CLERK Roy Garbett doubted
her statement that She was IS wears
old and refused 60 issue a license. The
girl returned later i'm the day with
parental consent. basil .. Corbiu, 80.
Of OWasso, Ellen NJ. Brown, II, Of
Nollinsville. The consent Of the girls
parents was given. Paul Pearson, %.
Of BiXby and Eva McLearan. IS, of
Tulsa.