Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-24
City News In Brief


1vDGT CONN LINN yesterday
opened his first term o: court in Tulsa
county Motions and dsmu'TeEs VII:
be heard unit. She regular. term Ok
cou't opens March :.
MARRIAGE LICENSES were issued
yesterday 10 Charley c. CraiS, "a. and
Nola VI Gilmore. -, =; Tulsa. Jesse
To- Miller, -. and Bessie /" AldYidge,
a.. & Mounds.
NES. MATTE May Scc't, aged
u. died at local hospital Yesterday
morning. The fl.eTa. Will be held
from 'he home in GarnsH, Okla. rhis
afternoon, wncve 81. body was shIpo
ped 8as' niSht.
MRS rETlE MILLER, aged ~,
died ~ her home. 40s South Lansing,
yesterday morning The funeral Will
b.. held from the Mowbray chape!
tEis afternoon az e 80 o'clock. Mrs.
M!llsg was g widow, living with q son.
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4 JOINT MEETING Of the Wood
men ~ the World and rhs Ladies
Circle was held IN The X. O.; L. hall
Monday night. az which a number OF
#
were made. \ committee was ape
pointed 20 reward with pf.ze the best
/ speaker.
/ WONES OF TULSA who want al
/ bigger and better Tulsa will meet az
III. Commercial club assembly room
/ Fgday afternoon AZ 3 o'clock. What
lis IN waiting foT them a. matter ot
mystery. y -. fletcher, secretary OF
|She Commercial club. announced the
meeting yesterday afternoon
RAILROAD MEN os prominence
who visited 10 Tulsa yesterday were
u. a.. Norris & Kansas Gi'y. traye.~
ling passenger AGENT O: the Missouri
Pacific. n. L. Morris %. ST Louis, in
dust-idl agent ~ the Frisco. and Fore
est 4. Brown & Kansas City, travelling
. passenger agent * Hae chicago &
Southwestern.
PEUNDEREBS AT sand Springs
during Monday night raided the gene
eraI merchandise store o. \. +. An.
dcef. 4 front window was broken mat
entrance might Dee gained. II was not
possible yesterday afternoon 20 check
up 9le clothing and shoes and dry
. goods ShaH were stolen, but II Is bee
ueved GhaG 9hs loss viii amount TO
several hundred dollars. There = TO
clue 60 SAe 'hieyts.
? q. SEAGER called ths attention
- the city commission yesterday
Yuovrin. q a complaint certain VTQps
e'ty owners wear Galveston street had
made - the street department 20 the
effect that water had accumulated IN
AN alley where d. should drain into
the cutters The complaint was refer.
Yed 10 the street commission with
recommendation that the error should
be Investigated and corrected u pos.
sioieo
7 DURING THE MONTH OF January
pneumonia claimed the largest toll OF
death az any disease in the city Of
Tulsa. according Co the report of J. F..
webb. city superintendent ~ health,
for the period. Ten victims Of a total
IUf T.! died as ~. result III the disease
The report showed also tina, there
were IS births, five fatalities from tu-
berculosis four deaths resulting from
burns. ,. cases Of smallpox reported.
seven of diphtheri8. six Il ehickenpoA
and six OF scarlet fever.
FRED HARRIS. charged with as
sault with intent 10 Kill loot. champ.
negro porter - :. local drug store. on
July = 1914. win know his fate some.
time TODAY. The case was started in
county court yesterday afternoon. but
was continued until o'clock This
morning All evidence in the caSt
will be presented - the jury this
morning Harris assaulted champ a.
his own home. where apparently he
had gone seeking trouble. A verdict
finding Harris guilty was found In the
.muricipa. court but the case was .p-
pealCd