Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-14
City News In Brief

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REV. JAMES j. II. Reedy and
party Of local Masons viii this after
noon have charge Of che funeral OF
Mr. Bean Of Keystone, who died yes
terday.
CHARGED WITH stealing wagon
load Of beef Fred Arron, negro, cap
tured yesterday by Negro Patrolnan
Rogers, was returned to Haskell
Okla, where the crime is alleged %
have been committed.
THOMAS RYAN, infant son of Mr..
and Mrs. r. J. Ryan, died at the Max
inc rooms az an early hour Yesterday
morning. The funeral was held from
the Holy Family church yesterday
afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.
MISS MARIE +. BISETT, 824 South
Cheyenne daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
G.. r. Bisett, died at the home early
yesterday morning Her disease was
tuberculosis The body was shipped
for burial to Bradford, Pa, the for
mer home.
FRIENDS HAVE just learned Of
the marriage Of Mrs. Bertha TEomp-
son and William T. Horrlck, which
was solemnized Saturday, January 2,
Rev. j. +. Mcconnell, pastor Of 11sert
Memorial church officiating at the
parsonage.
FIRE DESTROYED three negro
shanues in the outskirts Of the city on
Madison avenue early yesterday. The
fire department was summoned, but
was unable 10 do any good on account
Of the fact that there was no water
main In reach.
MARRIAGE LICENSE was issued
yesterday 70 Harry 4. Proctor, 20, and
Netue Cunningham rs, both Of Ayant.
Henry Miles, "a, and Nellie Jones, a.,
both of Tulsa, negroes, were also is
sued a license. Justice Of the Peace
Lee Daniel married both couples.
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INFORMATION HAS been filed in
the county attorneys office charging
Oscar Haskins with child descrtion. il
is alleged that 'Haskins deserted his
children and wife three weeks ago and
since that time has refused 70 provide
for them. He has two children, aged
three and five years.
W. A. CRALLE, PRESIDENT Of the
Y. NJ G.. A. at the State University of
Norman, was in town yesterday inves-
tigating the boys work carried on by
the local association and comforting
with J. Burr Gibbons, publicity agent
for the Y. NJ. c. A. and Gospel Team
convention, booked for Tulsa next
month.
MACK BELL, negro, an escaped
Ia, Ill. ss.s ma
captured in Tulsa yesterday by Bar
ney Cleaver, negro deputy sheriff
Cleaver was detailed by Chief Burns
to take the prisoner back to Wewoka.
He will get a $25 reward for the cap
ture.
JIMMY RYAN, aged Z, is the latest
addition TO the local police force.
Dressed in a full uniform, hat, billy
and all. young Ryan stepped into
Chief Burns office and salutcd his
superior last evening He has been
handed the title Of official mascot 10
the force.
GEORGE FLANAGAN. negro,
charged with stealing two COWS and
selling them to Weldy Bros, was dis
charged in Judge Schaeffer's court
yesterday The evidence was INSULT
cient to hold him to a higher court.
A warrant Is in the hands Of the
sheriff for the arrest of Nose Shut,
negro charged with the same offense.
CHARLES WHELPLEY, an honest
looking lS-year- old lad, was brought
before Judge Clark in police court
yesterday morning charged with vag-
rancy. The lad declared that he had
been trying to get work, but failed.
The Judge turned him over to A. NJ.
Welch, humane agent, who was re-
quested to get him some employment.
.
ELI BELL HEAP big Indian, put
on "a great big show Tuesday and then
spent the night in the city Jail. 1t
was a periodical affair. The big chief
has not been in police court previous
to this since last fall. He told Judge |
Clark that "he would be back some |
time next spring" intimating that they |
came one i'm a season. lie was dis |
missed with admonition.
WOMEN OF SHADY reputation
may he on the streets after o'clock !
at night II they are going to meet a /
train or intend to leave town. So held |
Judge Clark OF the municipal court |
Yesterday morning. Dorothy Fletcher |
and Jaunita Gardner were picked up |
at the Frisco station Tuesday night
and held for airing yesterday morn
ing. Both were discharged.
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MEMBERS OF THE Tulsa city gov
ernment were invited to attend the
meeting Of the oklahoma Municipal
league at Oklahoma city which oc-
ours January IS, in a letter received
by Mayor Wooden yesterday. II is
an adjourned meeting from last No
yember's session. Reports Of commit
Tees will be heard and legislative mat
ters OF importance gone into 10y the
city governors with legislators. An
urgent invitation has been extended 10
All city officials to attend the meeting
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RAILROAD MEN OF prominence
who visited in the city yesterday were
W. H. Hutchinson Of Sapulpa. assist
ant superintendent Of fhe Frisco. C. O. Il
Jackson OF Oklahoma City, district
passenger agent Of the Frisco: j. T.
Cobb Of Oklahoma City, travelling pas
senger agent of the Frisco: r. A.
Brown Of Kansas City. travelling pas
sengCr agent of the c. & y. w: II.
X. Proudfit Of Kansas City, travelling
passenger agent OF the Union Pacific
and George Putnam Of Muskogee.
roadmaster Of the NJ. X. & r.