Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-11
City News In Brief


THE REGULAR meeting Of Tulsa
/ lodge, Daughters Of Rebckah, VIII be
held Friday night at the meeting place
i'm Masonic hall.
WILL WEST was yesterday bound
over 10 the superior court without ban
on charge Of numbering I'd Hill West
last Saturday night shot and Killed
I'm following "a quarrel over a
woman. Both are negroes.
.
CLARENCE ROY OGAN, infant son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. A.. j. Ogan, died at
the home on North Yorktown yester-
day morning. The funeral vas held
from the home yesterday at 1880
o'clock. Iutcrment was in OaklaWn.
SIXTY LADY BACCAPEES accom-
panied the body OF Mrs, j. T.. wright
10 the train, marching in line Mon
day afternoon. 10 was stated In "a for
mcr report that the ladies represented
the Eastern star.
FRANCIS u. MARSHALL, infant
son Of Or. and Mrs. c.. A. Marshall,
died at the home, 32S West Haskell,
Tuesday afternoon. The funeral was
IN|l IlkIl Ih' Il'IN Q 1lAAANF '''N 80
yesterday morning. lnterment was IN
Oaklawn.
NON-SUPPORT is the grounds
upon which Mrs. Bertha T.. Garcia
filed suit iu the superior our y%ester-
day against Phil Garcia for divorce.
She asks 5000 permanent allmony,
payable in instollmcnts Of $40
monthly.
MARRIAGE LICENSES We're issued
yesterday to Downle Young, %, and
Ida Ball, 20, of Wyaudotte, Okla;
AlonZo bowel, 20, Of Depew, and Ada
A. Doweu, 80, Of Tulsa; Isaac A..
Schacffer, %. of keystone, and Maud
l.. Coins, is, of Tulsa.
BOY THIEVES who have been
lOoting fixtures from automobiles dur-
ing the past few weeks and made
themselves q general nuisance TO per
sons who leave their cars standing at
the curb either in day time or AT night,
will find themselves in pretty serious
trouble In the course OF a few days If
they are not very careful with the
goods they have obtained. The police
are on trail Of some Of the lads and
expect to have them arraigned before
the municipal court within the next
few days.
TUESDAY AFTERNOON Pete Gil
breath borrowed Or. c. O. Hoods
Chalmers automobile from Doctor
Hoods stepsou, T.. T., Hall, Gust for
an hours ride" The car had not
been returned to Doctor Hood last
night and a warrant was in the hands
of a deputy sheriff for the arrest OF
Gilbrcath. Hall said he granted him
the use Of the car for an hours ride
over the city on a promise that he
would not drive off the paved streets.
This territory was too limited, II seems
for Gilbreath. The a is valued at
$1,000.
LIFEl LIFE LIFE, Eternal life,
through Jesus Christ alone, that's the
keynote Of the burden of the mighty
Notwithstanding sermons preached every
night hy Evangelist Andrews at the
Mission Of RCdecmiug Love. In an
age when everything under the sun Is
preached except GA Christ mighty to
save and strong to deliver" II is truly
refreshing TO hear OF a salvation that
brings light, love, peace and liberty TO
q sin-bound, lost and troubled soul.
The beautiful mission han is more
than comfortable and an hour spent
at the evening services during these
special meetings will make n more
lit to live, and more ready to die, ana
be Wondrously profitable, both for
time and eternity.
RAILROAD MEN Of prominence,
who visited at the Tulsa railroad
f.rDtiu41. ,ragtprlay were i T. EttCT