Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-11-13

suit Of an accident. Chief OF Police
Burns yesterday was requested 10 ma
NcHugh.
CHARLES STEWART and Hal
Turner were arrested yesterday on an
information filed In Justice Lee Dan
iel's court by Mrs. NJ. +. Baker
charging them with stealing a trunk
valued at $40. The men are In the
county jail
WOMEN OF THE missionary so
ciety of the First Presbyterian church
the night OF Friday November ls,
will give u reception in honor or the
elderly members OF the congregation.
1t is the intention In the future 10
make the affair annual.
AT 8 O'CLOCK tonight there will
be an important meeting of Akuaf
Temple, order Of the Mystic SHRINE
in the Shrine rooms at Masonic tenn
pie. Business pertaining 70 the phi
grimage to Oklahoma City Thanks
giving day will come up
| A STEREOPTICON lecture will be
one OF the features of the annual
praise service of the Women's Mis-
sionary society of the First Preshy-
terrain church at $3.50 o'clock next
Thursday afternoon There also wlli
be special program of music ana
readings,
AT THE Y. W. C. \. cottage next
Wednesday afternoon the COuncll OF
Women will hold their annual opening
meeting Reports Of the Federation
Of Clubs meeting will be MADE M
/ Mrs e. T.. Lahman and Mrs. VIII
liam Ross. business of Importance
Is to come before the meeting ana
a large attendance is desired,
ALTHOUGH A MAN almost 40
years old, Allen c. Ross is said 10
have run away from his home tw"
years ago and refused to return. Al
though he is said to have been IN lhl9
city most of the time ana the ponce
I havo sought him that long, not untli
yesterday was he found ana sent
home.
WHEN HERBERT STOUT acted
suspiciously last Wednesday night, he
was stopped by Motorcycle PATROL
man Nichols and admonished TO leave
the city, which he promised TO 40.
Last night he was found by the same
officer and arrested lie will be ar
raigned before Judge Clark in pohce
court this morning on charge OF
vagrancy.
w. C. KELLY, we'll known among
the local oil fraternity is entirely re-
covered from serious operation
which he recently underwent at the
Physicians q SurGeoDs- hospital. Mr..
Kelly declares that he is feeling
fine" and is loud i'm his praises OF
the medical staff of the hospital Tor
the successful manner in which they
conducted the delicate operation
FRANK ZABINSKT, a member OF
the Tulsa police department, mas
bought THE Crisis" one Of the finest
saddle riding stations in the middle
west and has brought him to this
city. The purchase was made from
James HOuChin of jefferson CITY,
Mo. among the foremost hOrsemen in
the United States The stallion Is a
3-ycar-Old and practically perfect IN
stature and proportions
BANK CLEARINGS Of Tulsa banks
Yesterday showed deposits OF Sl,73l,-
II 1870 which Is the second largest vol
ume Of business transacted during any
week of the present year. The larg-
est clearings for one week during
1915 was the week Of July 3. the
clearings for the present week when
compared with figures shown during
the corresponding week last year
show an increase Of LAG per cent.
.
JUSTICE II b. Schaeffer yesterday
set aside an order holding Mrs. lAl-
lie Names under a bond to keep the
peace. The bond was asked about
six weeks ago in justice court when
Amy Adams filed charges against
Mrs. Names, claiming she had threat
ened her life. She was placed under
n bond of 800 and released on her
own rccognizance. The pond may Dc
removed by the justice of his own Vo-
lition.
SUIT WAS ENTERED in the dis
trtct court yesterday by the Constan
tine Refining company asking that
the Glover Leaf Oil corporation be re
strained from selling any OF It's on
to another firm until it has furn-
ished the plaintiff with nearly five
hundred thousand barrels of oil for
which It Is said to hold contracts
| The oil was contracted Tor last MAJ Cii
so the contract says. The petltloh
was long one, covering 9earN q
half hundred pages.
FIVE THOUSAND circulars offer
ing rewards aggregating s575 were
sent from the police station yesterday
to every chief of police and Sheriff
of the United States. The persons
wanted and sums offered for them
follow: w. H. Moore, jail delivery
sl25; Charles Smith, jail delivery
800; Thomas Murphy, jail delivery
$50; Frank Stirling, burglary, $40
George Killinger, murder, slOo: Dale
DeyaI. highway robbery, s25; Grover
Blum, highway robbery, $25; w. II
Lane, embezzlement, SIS.