Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-04-08

Tyrus Raymond Cobb, ETC., the eI
cetcra being the other members OF
the Detroit American league baseball
team. VIII arrive on the 1928 O'Clock
Katy from McAlestor this morning.
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CITY NEWS IN BRIEF !
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A MARRIAGE LICENSE was is
sued yesterday TO Ernest NJ Johnson.
Tulsa, and Mrs. Lula Baker of Bris-
tow.
THE REV &. w. SIFFERD Of the
| Lutheran church left yesterday after
noon for CARRIER, Okla. where he was
called to conduct n funeral
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| FUNERAL SERVICES for Mrs.
| Birdie M Jackson were conducted
| from the Mowbray chapel at 4 o'clock
yesterday afternoon by the Rev. J. w.
Darby. after which burial will be in
Oaklawn cemetery.
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THE REV. L. S. BARTON of the
| Boston avenue Methodist church
married Miss Eula Mae Doherty and
Ryo II. Smith, both of Muskogee, at
the parsonage, Wednesday night The
couple Will live in Muskogee.
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MRS. GLADYS Dickson Vance, ac-
ccmpanied by her baby son, Benia min
Vance, ir.. and his nurse, Miss Mary
X. smith. left last night for southern
California, where they expect to re-
main for the spring and summer
months.
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ELMER T.. DURBON, 145SA Shaw
NUT Place, St. Louis. is endedvOrin2
to locate his father Edward Durbon,
a carpenter by trade. who is supposed
L. be somewhere in Oklahoma. Tho
son * al ana extremely anxious to
hear from his father
RTGULAR BUSINESS took up the
attention of the library board at its
meeting last night. No word has been
received from the shipments Of fur
nishings for the new building and all
details OF moving will be postponed
until such time as the goods are re-
ceiVed.
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AMONG THE NEWSPAPER men
who will attend the Detroit game and
witness the Smith Morris ct al. battle
today Will be Sherlock Holmes of No
wata. Holmes is an excellent news
Hdp'i man anu has lltIu uOMH SO1llt
OF the best reportorial positions on
some of the largest papers.
a DEAL WAS MADE yesterday
whereby Harry Castle purchased the |
beautiful residence of a. j. Hammel, |
1855 South Cheyenne. The purchase
price was $4,000. Recently Castle |
purchased the Rennie property on
East Third, where he Will erect a
d -szsf t.taar
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THE BODY OF THE year-old child !
of Mr.. and Mrs Guy Slater. formerly |
of Tulsa. Will be brought 10 Tulsa to-
day for burial which will be in Oak |
lawn cemetery at 3:l5 o'clock this |
afternoon, the Rev. ]. w Darby |
preaching the service. The child died |
Wednesday night at the home OF the |
parents in Shamrock, Okla.
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c. o. JONES. evangelist will con-
duct special services at 10 o'clock this !
morning at the Tigert Memorial !
this being one Of his series of |
revival services of the week. The SAL
Vation Army will have charge of all |
ceremonies tonight with the excep-
ton of the sermon which will be |
preached by Reverend Jones.
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f. Wyatt, aged As. will be held at
1880 o'clock this afternoon, Rev. G.
w. Kerr, officiating. Burial will be in
Oaklawn cemetery, where the Royal |
Neishbors Will have charge of the |
services. Mrs. Wyatt is survived by
her husband, one daughter. Mrs. Ed
ma Hummell. and two sons, Ellsworth |
Wyatt and Earl Wyatt of this city.
LIETy NtrMpI,pc -. a., ,a,I
BARRIERS union visited the Y. NJ. G. A.
building. Wednesday night and spent
an evening enjoying the privileges of
the association. After an hours
amusement in the bowling alleys. bill
lard room and gymnasium. the entire
body of guests adjourned to the tank
for a swim. Following this they were
treated to an informal luncheon in
the banquet room. The affair was in
the nature of a get-together meeting,
the Y. Nj. c. A. playing the part OF
hosts.
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UNSETTLED CONDITIONS in
Mexico may make it impossible for
the United States troops to be in Tul-
sa during the encampment of the
Grand Army of the Republic which
Will be held May l6 to IS. according
to letter received by Mayor o. ID.
Hunt from Congressman James s.
Davenport on March 29 In the same
letter, however. Mayor Hunt was ad-
vised that the adjutant- general would
furnish as many tents as was>deemed
necessary providing sufficient bond
was put up to guarantee their safe re-
turn to the war department. This will
be very easily adjusted. it is thought.
PERSUING TRIES TO REPORT