Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-02-17
City News In Brief

ATTORNEY GEORGE Reeves went
to Oklahoma city today on busi-
ness
a MARRIAGE LICENSE was is.
sued yesterday to clyde Balm OF
| SkIatook and f,lm"Ia WEIGH OF Vale.
THE REV. l.. S. Barton returned
yesterday from trip to the southern
part of the state during which he
attended four district conferences OF
the Oklahoma Methodist churches.
f. j. KATE, principal of Tulsa high
school. VAS appointed Yesterday as
representative of Tulsa county at the
summer term of the Northeastern
state Normal school to be held at
Tahlequah in May.
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FIRE LAST SUNDAY morning de-
siroycd the one-story dwelling on the
rear of the lot of W. H. Wickizor.
SEQ South Frisco avenue. The blaze
was discovered by neighbors, who
notified the department. The damage
is estimated at $500.
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THE REV. w +. Matthews of ok
I"HoIlld lily was IN tnc city yeSter-
day In his official capacty of state
commissioner Of charities and cor
reciions. lie was called to Tulsa on
account of certain complaints which
had been reported to his office.
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DEPUTY SHERIFFS Frank Wolf
and Jack Miller founG n quantity Of
whisky concealed in an old livery barn
al lO' South Detroit yesterday morn
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Jofn Doe warrant prepared for the
owner.
"CINIC DAYr WILL BE the sub
ject at the regular monthly meeting
of the council Of Womens clubs
which is to be held at the Y. w c.
a. cottage this afternoon. The
Tulsa Women's club will conduct the
program and discussion of the sub
ject,
THERE SEEMS to have been a
Joker In the finding of four sticks
of 40 per cont dynamite at the rear
of the Liberty National bank here
last Monday night At any rate the
police consider 1t queer that n patrol
man should go several blocks off his
route to make such a find.
u. II. ABBOTT in police court yes
terday morning identified David
Young, n negro. as the man who at
tempted to hold him up on South
Elgln avenue last Monday night. The
man was caught by Motorcycle Patrol
man Brown and now will be turned
over to the county on charge OF.
highway robbery.
A MEETING OF THE faculty Of
Henry Kendall college will be held
Saturday morning and will be presid-
ed over by DIR. Charles y. Evans, new
ly elected president. Doctor Evans
will arrive in Tulsa Friday and will I'm
addition To affairs of the college
preach a sermon at the First Presby-
terian church sunday.
ON ACCOUNT OF THE recent SER
les of destructive fires in Sand
Springs, II was decided at n meeting
OF the sand Springs Commercial club
Monday night to establish n perman-
ent fire department. The club also
began preliminary plans for a big re-
ception TO be given Charles Page up
on his return from Washington.
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IT HAS BEEN explained that one
Of the reasons for the city commits
sioners contracting for another com
plete audit of the city's books was
that the audit which was made some
time ago by a Kansas City firm was
worthless, and the only way to asce,-
tain the exact financial condition of
the city was to authorize another
audit
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MUSICIANS OF Sand Springs are
now organizing a band. At recent
meeting there for the purpose of or
ganizing, ii developed that Neight
musicians were in attendance who
formerly belonged to such musical
companies elsewhere. 4 band vita at
least fifteen pieces Is the mark set
by the eight charter members of the
organization.
GEORGE f. BELL Of the Pioneer
Telephone company will preside at
the regular meeting of the Tulsa Ro-
tary club nj noon today in Hotel
Tulsa. Bel promises some real BELL
service which in itself is enough TO
draw crowd. The bunch that At
tended the conference AT st. Joseph.
Mo, Tuesday will probably be back
In time TO make a report.
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ALTHOUGH IT WAS expected
Judge Conn Linn of the district court
would set the date yesterday for the