Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-04
City News In Brief

LYNN OWENS. infant son OF Mr.,
and Mrs, Roy Owens, died al the home
! on the north side Tuessay night. The
! funeral was held from the home yes
terday afternoon. ,nterment was in
! OaklaWn.
COUNTY JUDGE Woodford an
! nounced Yesterday that all next week
he viii hear motions and demurrers.
| All attorneys interested must take up
! their cases al the time stated, accord
ing 10 Judge Woodford,
.
ABANDONMENT Is THE ground
! upon which Ella Westphal seeks di-
yorce from G. j. Westphal one hun
! area dollars month alimony during
! the pendency OF the suit Is asked. The
| suit was filed in superior court.
FLORENCE BLUE, according to a
! petition for divorce filed in the SUI
| pcrlor court Yesterday seeks to be
! separated from her husband, J.. IL.
| Blue, on the grounds Of abandonment.
t1tty dollars monthly alimony is
sought,
WILLIAM PLACE aged 54, died at
! MS home northeast OF Turley Tuesday
| night, ~ The funeral win be held Fri
| day afternoon at Oaklawn cemetery.
| Mr.. Place was native OF Ohio, but
has lived for years on his farm near
Turley
TWO AUTOMOBILES clashed at
1 Fifth and Boston yesterday afternoon
| at o;SO o'clock causing slight damage
TO the smaller machines, a Bohnefeld
cleaners delivery car The machine
which wrought the damage belongs
TO Or. j. G. Cook
j. w. BROWN, aged 23, who has
been held in the county jail for several
weeks on charge Of grand larceny,
was released Yesterday on the order
or superior Court Judge NJ. A. Breck-
enridge. Brown was released upon the
condition that he return to his home
in Washington, Pa.
STANLEY MOFFETT and Edward
Motfett were arrested yesterday after
noon by Deputy Sheriffs NJ. j. Miller
and Frank Wolfe on charge of
burg larry It is alleged that they stole
a roll of field wire Talued at $l00l
from building at Orcutt park. They
weer lodged in jail last night.
DIRECTORS OF the Tulsa Country
club will be elected at stockholders
meeting at the club house Saturday
evening al 1880 o'clock, II was an
hounced by John A. Arnold, secretary,
yesterday. Other business Of a gen
eral nature will be disposed Of at the
same session.
REVIVAL meetings at the Mission
OF Redeeming Love, 10g East Second
street, are now in progress having
begun Tuesday night Rev L. A. An |
drews, president or the Campbell |
Seminary, Campbell, Texas. is con- |
Quoting these services to which every !
person is invited TO come and hear !
the old-time gospel as preached by !
this able evangelist.
IKE FROG" DAVIS, famous as a
desperate Oklahoman who distin-
gulShed himself three years ago by |
Leading a gang Of men who entered |
the Collinsville muicipal courtroom,
hammered the judge over the head !
ana shot up the courtroom, stamped !
ing the whole tribunal Of Justice, was
arrested by Tulsa officers Yesterday
at the request OF f. T. Lynch. sheriff
of Collinsville. Lynch will be in Tulsa
today to remove the prisoner to Col
linsyilIe.
.
ON ACCOUNT OF counter attrac- /
tions the benefit concert for the hu-
name society, which was to be held l
IN the First Methodist church Tues
Day evening next, has been POSTPONED /
Indefinitely. That the concert shall Il
be held some time in the future is the II
firm intention of the committee i'm II
charge, but the great number OF SINH II
Iar attractions at this time and espe-
claIly one which has been booked 10,
that date, was deemed ample reason II
Tor the pOStponement The best musl- II
cal talent in Tulsa has been promised II
for the event.
HE SLAPPED, CURSED and other
wise abused her. according to a di-
Norce petition filed in she district court
yesterday by Margaret NJ Walker
against Orvil c.. Walker. she claims
that her husband, during the five years
OF their married life. has repeatedly
refused to support her and their three
children She claims that she has
worked for living and that at times
she was the object OF charity. She
also alleges that her husband at o.
time tried to persuade her to have a
criminal operation performed to pre-
vent the birth Of a child.
TRAVELLING RAILROAD men whoI
visited I'm the city yesterday were: c.
l.. Holloway Of Oklahoma city, travel
ing passenger agent OF the New York
Central lines; &. G. Merrill of Kansas
city, general passenger agent Of the
New York Central lines. c. A. Taley
of oklahoma city, travelling freight
agent OF the Frisco; n. G. Conlev of
oklahoma CITY, assistant general
freight agent of the Frisco: G. r
Mason Frisco superintendent Of Enid.
c. w. Garrett OF Kansas city, travel
ing freight agent of the Grand Trunk
line; George Putnam Of Muskogee. di-
vision roadmaster OF the Katy, and I
J. A. Young OF Muskogee. travelling {
roadmaster OF the Katy q