Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-05-04

laSl SUNDAY, VIII De a permanent IN
stituton, according TO Prof. Rces, di-
rector Of the Kendall orchestra,
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c. a. STUENE, attorney at law Of
Wapakoneta, Ohio, father of II. c.
Stuevc of the Electric Supply COM
pany, is In the city on Il protracted
visit you have the most wonderful
city for its age here | have ever seen.
You certainly could show the people
Of the Buckeye state some pointers on
city buildings, even though we have
several cities over the 100000 mark"
said Mr.. Stueve.
W. T.. SHADDOCK of Chicago,
senior member of the firm of archi-
teCts. ShaddOClS d Husscy who drew
the plans and specifications for the
new y. NJ. G. A. building was i'm the
city yesterday looking over the struc-
ture, now nearing completion. He
expressed himself as being highly
pleased with the production. and Sec.
rctary c. T.. Buchner Of the Y. M. G.
A. said yesterday afternoon that the
Y, NJ c. A. would be ready for occu-
pancy by July !.
GIVE GOT TO BE slangy when !
talk of Tulsa" said Mrs. Robert Nc
Causland yesterday Never heard Of
her? Well she's the mother of Marie
Caslova, whose playing on the violin
has delighted so many people here
this past week But to quote her fur
thcr: This Is sure some town. ]
never saw 50 much get-up- -and-go in
my life; never so much energy and
hustling around in a place of this
size. It's wonderful, is this Tulsa,
and the people here are still more
wonderful It's a blrd-cuckoo"
.
MACK NEER Of the Mack Neer
Plumbing company Of this city re-
questcd The World to make an adjust
mcnt Of a mistake which he says was
published in an issue Of the paper
some three weeks ago. The story
was published in this column, and it
appears that it left an impressions on
the public that Neer was at variance
with the union plumbers Of the city
which he declares Is not true. Neer
says that the local unions have always
furnished him men as often as he
wanted them. He does not want to
stand in disfavor with his friends who
are union men.
CHARLES DILLON, personal rep
resenta'ive Of the governor Of Kan
saS and general manager Of the farm
wccklics and other journalistic prop
critics OF Arthur Capper, left yester-
day for his home in Topeka, Kan
Mr. Dillon was the principal speaker
at the dedication OF the base Of the
Washington Irving monument in Irv-
ing place last Friday Before depart
ing he secured from j. Burr Gibbons,
manager of the convention hall,
r. al hot. t,., 4
much data, which will be used in
some stories that he Will prepare
for the publications he represents
Marie Caslova, her mother, Mrs
Robert McCausland, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Kreser will leave to-
night for their homes. Miss Caslova
and Mr. Kreiser were the stars of
the municipal festival the last three
days Of the week. Miss Caslova and
her mother viii return to their head
quarters in New York, where Mrs
McCausland conducts an agency that
routes noted articts through the
United States. They have apartments
on Riverside drive. Mr. and Mrs
Krciser return to their home i'm Kan
sas city. The artists are staying
over for the union church services in
Convention hall this forenoon and to-
night.
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FI1ZHUGH LEE CAMP, No. Is,
United Spanish war Veterans Every
member Of Fitzhugh Lee Camp, United
Spanish War Veterans, is herewith
notified to DO present at the regular
meeting OF the camp which will be
held in DR.. G. r.. Earnheart's office,
IN the basement of the courthouse to-
morrow night at O'clock This
means every comrade". Excuses for
absence will be received only when