Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-10-26
City News In Brief


THESE ARE WEARY days for the
police. Comparatively few arrests
were made last week and indications
are that there will be fewer this week.
.
MANY OUT -OF-TOWN people are
coming to Tulsa to attend the revival
which opens today. This is conclusive
evidence that meetings of this kind
have "a great influence.
.
ELMER RILEY, who was taken to
Tulsa hospital last Friday suffering
from what appeared to be an epilcptic
fit, was discharged yesterday. He said
he was a cook without means.
THERE'S ONE JITNEY which
operates out North Main street whose
driver seems to have "a monopoly on
the fair sex trade Yesterday four
young women let six jineys go 10y just
10 be the passengers of Henry
.
THOSE NEW GLEE clubs of girls Of
the Tulsa high school would and un-
doubtedly will be very popular. For
some reason glcc clubs of girls are
more attracting than those Of the
boys although few Of them are SUI
pcrior to boys organizations.
JAMES MILLER of Joliet, IIl, was
among Tulsa's Out-Ot-town visitors
yesterday Mr.. Miller formerly lived
here, but for three years has resided
In the Illinois prison town, where he
is engaged in the oil business.
.
IF YOU ARE desirous of adopting
bright and woll-bred boys and girls
you should keep in touch with 4. NJ
Welch, superintendent of the Tulsa
County Humane society. Mr. Wclch
frequently has desirable youngsters for
whom Le is seeking suitable homes.
CHESTER LITCHFORD. the boy.
who was run over by an automobile
Friday afternoon near Boston avenue
and Second street, yesterday was able
to leave the Tulsa hospital, where he
was taken for trcatemenL Not much
was learned concerning the accident
.
THE CELEBRATION Of Maccabcc
lodge at the residence Of Mrs AnsDn
( IliCkOck was one Of the pIeasIntest
events Of the season last Friday night
It was the twenty-thrd anniversary
Of the lodge and practically all mem
bers who were in the city attended
ARTHUR G.. CONEL Of Pittsburgh,
Pa, Is visiting his aunt and uncle, Mr..
and Mrs James COvel Of this city. Mr.
Coyel, who is a travelling man, gencr-
ally manages TO make Tulsa once
yearly and stays as long as his busi-
ness affairs permit
ED DUNCAN, a negro, working on
! the excavation at Fourth and Boston,
was slightly injured yesterday after
g1i # gf i'm
He was able to go TO his home and 1t
is probable will be able to resume his
duties tomorrow
MARRIAGE LICENSES were is
sued yesterday i'm the county court to
Samuel Mackley, Tulsa, and Lucy
Coles Of Tulsa William II. Neafus,
| Tulsa, and Sarah +. Tabor Of Tulsa;
| Floyd West. Chelsea, and Fannie Rob-
/ inson or Ramona.
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THIS WEEKS SESSION Of both
| the district and superior court is eX-
pected to keep the judges and their as
sistants on the move continually.
More than the ordinary number Of
cases are scheduled for trial, although
| IT is probable some Of them will be
Icontinued to some future date.
o
A HORSE BELONGING to George
| Robertson Of Dawson became fright
ened at an automobile on Boston ave-
nue. yesterday afternoon and ran away.
Before much damage was done. how
ever, the animal was stopped by man
who jumped for the bride, but who
was too modest to reveal his identity.
Robertson rewarded the man with all
the money he had with him.
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MRS. BEN THOMPSON. Mrs.
] Frank Smith and Captain Lawler OF