Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-25
City News in Brief

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". d. MATTHEWS. state commissioner Z
I corrections and charitirs, Was IN Tulsa Thur
, Day TO appear IN the county court 10 100
! after some affairs concerning number
/ minor Indians. Owing 10 the ah. cucc Of
| county Judge he continued on to Niuita whtr
/ be viii inspect the state instutig1 main
tanned at that point and probably viii re'ur
! 10 Tulsa after having made am inspection O
the state pcnitentIury at McAlcst,r
AFTER TWO DAYS OF driving rain fol
| lowed by one day OF cold wind and cloude
skies weather predictions that rcckoned 10
/ additional unsettled aud colder weather iaile'
of thor purpose and Thur day mornin
dawned as fair Bs an April day. Loca
tmepcraturc for Thursday was announced q
ls degrees maximum and 80 degree, minimum
THE wind was from the north and us anyon
cau tell you the skies were cioudless. Fo
Friday the forecast promises fair weather.
TO TAKE CARE of the crowds who are t
attend the PaWhuska Tulsa high school foot
ball game on Thanksgiving day at Pawhuska
special train is being arranged, to go oven
tho Frisco lines. As the game is 10 decide
the championship of the eastern half of the
state record attendance is expected. Those
who wish to ~ are requested to hand in
their names either at Young cigar store oi
TO the principal Of the high school.
ALTHo COMMUNICATIONs have been dis
patched 10 all parts of the county and the
more important points thruout the state have
been advised Of the disappearance Of Way.
man Ward H. whose parents reside at 52i
South Quincy. no word of the missing yqouth
had been received at the sheriff office late
lhutSdar evening At the family home the
mothSr'S condition was announced as serious,
she still refusing TO partake Of food
THAT THE UNIVERSITY Of Oklahoma
Glcc club will give its entertainment IL. the
HNAfuu MafhndIgf church the de
cision arrived at during meeting Of the re-
lieious cabinet " the high school held at the
building last night The club will arrive in
Tulsa on December 3 and great preparations
Hro on foot for its entertainments II will be
banquetcd and shown the city by automobiles.
THE RgsrGyATroNs Of Gnv @ Cross and
W l. stevenson substitute carriers on the
Tulsa post office force. were acecpted yester.
day by Postmaster j. NJ Crutchheld and as
vet no new appointments have been made. It
is expected that Dudley Good of this city aud
as they are the next on the waiting list
A PETITION SEEKING the dissolution OF
the WcstcheSter OIL a GINS Co. was filed in
the district court Thursday morning, stating
that all debt and claims against the company
as president. G NJ Williams secretary. y.treas,
urcr,. who, together with J. H. Lanson com
posed the board Of directors and the stock.
holders.
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ELlI ABETH MAUD ALBERT the 2.year-
old daughter Of h X. Albert, prominent
attorney ~ this city. passed away yesterday
after lingering illness from diph.
thcria at the home. 1887 South Boston. The
funeral Horviccs were private in nature and
Yesterday afternoon. Burial took place in
Kos, liIl cemetery.
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THE FOLLOWING marriage licenses were
issued Thursday. Ewing Long. 81. Mrs Ret.
or. 25: Margaret II Perkins. 20. both Of
Tulsa Arthur g. Kelly 40 Tulsn. Mrs Ella
Iohusou. 30. Okemah George Black 8G
Ncystoue: Mrs Mahola Ilrig "a Mnnnford
THE FUNERAL of tho late Gertrute Grant
ho 2.yc,r.old daughter Of b W Grant
1928 South Quincy. who died at thc residence
a>t Tuesday was held Yesterday afteruoon
Ii>t church The Rry Frank Neff officiatcd
Iuttrumcut took ulacr in Rose mn cemetery
THE COLORED footbaU team from the
was snluItuu high school Will meet the NOWata
lltn h,n''. az AN>ogla'lV, PARK ths afternoon