Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-08-04
CITY News In Brief

among the better known contractors
Of this vicinity. Bcsid. his wife, one
son survives. Arrangements FOR the
funeral viii. be completed today.
.
@. y. WRIGHT. PRESIDENT of
the Chamber of Commerce, and O. II.
Leonard, vice president Of the EN-
change National bank, will go to st.
Louis, Wednesday night, on a busl
ness mission, the nature OF when
they cannot diyulgc at the present
time.
A MOTORCYCLE driven by d. j..
Adair collided with an automobile in
control Of Charles Meshew on Ad-
miral boulevard last Sunday. Both
machines were considerably damaged,
although the occupants were only
slightly injured. misunderstanding Of
intention is thought to have been re-
sponsible for the mishap.
.
JUDGE j. II. CLARK in police
court yesterday morning sentenced w.
and M. Mode to 80 days each in the
city Jail, after it had been conclusive
ly proved that they had been impli-
Gated in the stealing Of a watch and
cash from h. p. Ely, a travelling
salesman, at the owen park habth-
house last saturday.
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.
ANNOUNCEMENT WAS made yes
terday that the firm of Russell q
Abbott among the Oldest real estate
concerns in Tulsa, had been succeeded
by Charles Y. Abbott & Co., by which
name 1t will hereafter be known. The
new firm comprises Mr.. Abbott n
Forrest WEIGH, both among the fore
most insurance and real estate men
in the city.
.
THE POLICE APE ,ookin. for T.
.C Uaworth formerly a sergeant of
policn who is said to have had n $500
check casbed for an ocnuointance last
saturday then d-isapnearcd with the
n',II -
10 eaid to have haan drunk M the
time Haworth is alleged To have
given $3.50 TO n brothel inmate and
d~isappeared with the balance
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NJ sCIrrrTTrE mn DrCTARFe no
has tho finost crane ana noocb crons
In Tulsa counfy and ms Far has
found nobody 10 dispute his word
Recently SchuttIer prew one IF he
finest berry crops ever seen in this
section of the country. lie is of the
sf d. -al
anywhere is to be found right acre at
practice of sending for foreign prod
ucts generally make a mistake.
.
SEATTLE is A PRETTY good
sort Of a town." said jim Cremin, who
is just back from there, but Tulsa
beats it a city block. II. T.. Ander-
son and George Bayne, both Tulsans,
are furnishing a great deal of the vim
which is making Seattle the Tulsa of
the Pacific coast. They used to talk
to me about the live towns on the
coast. but they are all hearses when
It ONE to comparing them TO Tulsa.
but as for staying-nixy."
.
"JrNCLE BEN ROBERTSON. II D
posed to be the oldest railroad con
ductor in the United States, and his
wife are guests of c. l.. Robertson. a
local oil man. 'I'ncle Ben" has been
a conductor for fortv-two wears He
u,ae Formerly With the Frisco but is
now runnine on the Orient between
san Angelo and Amino. Tevas His
donobtcr Holm Robertson bos baan
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