Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-04-16

A. p. MORRIS APPEARED in the
district court yesterday and succeeded
in having his bond forfeiture Of the
day before set aside. but was fined
for mountaineering the court.
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j. PAPADOPULAS HAS let the
contract for "A two-story brick build
ing in sand Springs on Main street.
lie Will install a confectionery in the
lower floor of the structure.
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THOMAS KINLEY, aged 10, who
was brought to this city from Sapul-
pa about a week ago. died Thursday
night in local hospital. The body
was shipped to Sapulpa yesterday.
He was the father of =. +. kinley,
railroad employe at Sapulpa.
MRS. NOBLE c. VAN BECK. aged
2l. wife Of q. W. Van Beck. died in "A
local hospital at 7 o'clock yesterday
evening. The body will be shipped to
her old home in Caney. Kan. tomor-
row morning. She leaves a husband,
father, mother and one sister.
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a SPECIAL. MEETING of the Of
ficers and guard of the Womans Re-
lief association Of the Maccabees has
been called for this afternoon at 2:30
O'Clock in the Knights of Pythias
hall. It is understood that some un-
usually important matters are to be
discussed.
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OWEN AND CENTRAL parks will
bc informally opened today and from
now on the electric lights Will be
turned on every night and police Will
be stationed in both. Groundkeepers
and worlmen will begin the work of
setting out the flowers and putting
the parks in excellent shape for the
summer.
VIRGIL KNUDSON, "a well known
young man who resides in the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. DIETRICH. 1l2O
South Roulder avenue. is a patient in
one of the Tulsa hospitals, where he
was operated on for an acute attack
of appendicitis, Thursday. The young
man stood the ordeal nicely and is
improving. much to the satisfaction of
his many friends.
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FUNERAL SERVICES for Arthur
Il. Decker, who died in Detroit. Mich,
Will be conducted from the home of
his brother-in-law, Ralph Teel, lO2
South Phoenix avenue, at 2:30
o'clock this afternoon by the Rev. j.
W. Mcconnell. Burial will be in oak
lawn cemetery. Mr.. Decker is sur
vived by a wife and three children.
Mrs. Decker being the daughter of j.
Wilson of Tulsa. Death was caused
by an accident.
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81 HAVE BEEN all over the city
and in comparison with the innumer-
able other growing towns | have seen.
Tulsa is remarkable. 1t is very evil
dent to an outsider that the growth is
! of substantial and permanent ma
ture." This was the statement of Ed
ward Chambers of Chicago. vice
president of the Santa Fe system. who
arrived in Tulsa yesterday morning.
rms was Mr.. Chambers first visit to
Tulsa.
LOUIS JACOBS WAS FINED 5000
ana sentenced to serve thirty DAYS in
the county Jail in the district court
yesterday upon his conviction of
maintaining place where liquor was
sold. Jacobs declared that he did not
operate any kind of business in any of
the places he owns or leases Jacobs
| was represented by Luther James
while J. II. Miley County ATTORNEY
j. Evers and assistant, George
Reeves. handled the case for the
state.
TULSA TRADES LABOR council
held an interesting social session
Thursday night when members and
their families enjoyed a program of
vocal. piano and violin selections. Re-
freshments consisting of assorted
sandwiches, strawberry short cake
and coffee were served. II is said this
Is only the forerunner of many SINH
lar events to be held in the near fu-
ture. The entertainment was in
charge of Mesdames Walter J.
Dowell. Joseph Coles and George b.
johnson.