Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-09-12
City News in Brief

MIR. AND MRS. +. B. Stoarns of
116 Galveston avenue. announce the
birth of a daughter, Dorothy Ray,
born Saturday evening, September ..
THE BODY OF JOSEPH Mitchell
aged Al, who died in local hospital
Friday night, was sent yesterday to
hst homo in Kelleyyille for burial.
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BERTRAND +. MOON Of Kansas
City, who has been making business
trips to Tulsa regularly for several
years, is again registered at Hotel
Tulsa.
MISS MARGARET Mcmahon will
leave the first Of the week for Wash
I ington, ID. c., where she will enter
Trinity college. En- route she will
stop in St Louis and Pittsburgh.
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FUNERAL SERVICES FOR Will
iGm Wallace, who died Thursday
morning, were held Yesterday after
noon at his residence. 924 South
Cincinnati. the Rev g. w. Kerr
rark.
c. II. PATTERSON of Ada, Okla,
was arrested yesterday at the Missouri
rooming house, by a deputy sheriff, on
a charge of deserting a small child
which he left in Ada. Reports state
that the child was left in a destitute
condition
FUNERAL SERVICES FOK John
Franklin Price, who died Friday on
his ranch near Sperry, viii be CON
cIcted at 80 O'Clock this afternoon
at the Morbray chapel by the Rev. l..
S. Barton. Mr.. Price leaves wife,
twc children. his mother. five
brothers ana two sisters
WARREN u. WlLLETT and his
wife Bertha of SlSiatook are going to
try things all over again. The couple
appeared at the office of the county
court yesterday and applied for a
marriage license. They had been mar
ried before but were divorced last
May at Bartlesville.
MARRIAGE LICENSES WERE
issued yesterday to George Philippi
Tulsa and Alta Moore of Tulsa; Omar
" DeTapp, Tulsa and Edith B. Gun
hirghdm of Tulsa. Charles B. stanton,
Sand Springs and Mrs. Pearl Arm
strong of Sand Springs John w
Arnett, Tulsa and Mrs. Ethel Roog of
Tulsa.
AS A MEANS OF ADVERTISING
Ecvo. the soft drink manufactured by
the Annie euSer- Busch concern Of st.
Louis, six OF the fonest horses in the
country will arrive in Tulsa next week
with an elaborate float. The horses
Will &C me in special palace car G. s.
Bryan and Fred sutton are local dis
trlbutors for Bevo.
AS THEY DASHED DOWN Main
street yesterday afternoon as part
of one OF the most spectacular runs
made in months, the motor truck OF
engine company No. threw a tire
at Eighth street. so great was the
speed that the truck reached Eleventh
before 1t could be stopped. Slight
damage to a house at 1921 South Bos-
ton caused the alarm.
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w. r. HODPERT, WHO WAS
caught In the act Of stealing a skirt
valued at 81 so from the Scott HALL
burton Abbot store Frid3y after
noon was sentenced to serve sixty
days yesterday when he appeared be-
fore Municipal Judge Cavitt. Holbert's
past Is to be investigated as 1t is
known he is n dope fiend and has
had several brushes with the police
of this and other cities.
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A HORSE STOLEN from Newton
williams Of Tulsa was found tied to
tree on n private road early yesterday
morning two miles northeast OF
Owasso. 1t is thought that the thief
deserted the animal at that place after
he had ridden II from Tulsa. The
horse had been without food or
water for a period approximating
forty eight hours and when found II
was in Samished condition.
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TULSA SHRINERS belonging to
the Akdar temple will attend the cere-
monials held by the Shriners OF Joplin
at that place "Wednesday, September
20. II is the intention OF the men to
charter a special train for the trip as
about four hundred Shrfners have
sisnified their intention of attending.
The Akdar band and patrol will be the