Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-13
City News In Brief

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JOHN ALYEA is being held i'm the
county jail awaiting preliminary hear
ing on q charge of assaultlng his wife.
Alyea lives south OF town.
w. b. GRIMM was fined 81 and
costs i'm justice court Yesterday on
charge Of shooting at several small
boys Sunday afternoon about seven
miles east Of Tulsa Cn Mango creek,
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PHIL -. DIXON, financial director
of Kendall college, went to Oklahoma
city last night 10 atterd to some mat
tors Of business relative to the pub
lication Of the kendallabrum, the
Kendall college annual.
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LORENZA GREER has filed suit
against the city To remove the cloud
on the title of his property north Of
the ccmetary. The property is en-
numbered with sewer taxes, from
which he desires 10 be exempt.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES were ISSUED
yesterday to George A. Klein, is, oi
kicfer and ANNE NJ. DeLacTetaz. 90,
Of Broken Arrow; James b. Chock-
ley As, and Mrs. Ilossie r. Winder
20. Of Cowcta: James N. Knapp, 81
and Mrs Louise Bn ms -, Of Tulsa
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c. II. HENDERSON and A. y. Tay-
lOr, who were arrested about 10 o'clock
Friday night by Policeman Grant Pill
kinCtOn while they were in the act Of
rObbing the cigar stand in the build
ing, were formally charged with burg
larry i'm the county attorneys office
yesterday afternoon
\. NJ. PRESCOTT Of Waco, Tex,
who died last week after - years con
Gnuous service in the Waco fire de-
partmcnt, WAS "a personal friend Of
Chief Alder of Tulsa and j. r.. Shep-
pard Of the Tulsa fire department.
Sheppard grew up in Waco. admirng
as a boy the veteran fire chief.
AFTER A FINE-FOOT rise above
normal condition, the Arkansas river
fell nearly a foot yesterday and was
going down steadily at 6 o'clock. The
river rose nearly all day Saturday
after the general rain Friday and Fri
day night. II reached the maximum
depth about O'Clock Saturday night,
but stood at about the same stage all
day Sunday
OKLAHOMA is rapidly coming to
the front as a hog raising state and
Tulsa couaty is taking her proper
place at the mead Of the column. A
short time ago two oklahoma loads
Of hogs topped the market at st. Louis
IN hen T.. =. Athorton of WaukOmis
sCld 9S head averaging 1872 pounds
for $7.25 ana Reuben Dye of Skiatook
was only. little behind with 81 hogs
averaging l54 pounds and bringing
$72O per hundred.
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MIR. AND MRS. HOMER LUTTEN-
! TON Of Albion n. Y, spent the week
end with Prof. and Mrs. Forest Rees
OF Kendall. Prof. Rees made the ac-
Quaintauce Of the LuttentOns when he
was instructor in the Albion high
school Mr.. Luttenton is a pianist Of
TO little ability. They are returning
hCme from a months tour Of the
coast, where they visited the San
! Francisco and san Diego fairs.
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! HEADED BY DR.. r.. r. Bridge
water, negro physician, committee
approached Thomas j. Quinn, COM
missioner of police, yesterday, asking
| that "A play entitled "The Niger be
suppressed by police officials. The
complainant averred that the play
was immoral and created an undue
feeling between the white and black
races. Commissioner quinn promised
to investigate the nature of the play
and advise the police department ac-
cordingly.
WHEN JAMES HILL and Miss Col
1n, Cutprpd , upWuShop i'm Tulsa Sun