Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-03-07

through t1at plant yesterday ana pre-
sented with sample bottles of oil as
souvenirs.
MRS N. w. MAYGINNESS, chair
man of the finance committee, will
conduct the Sunday afternoon vesper
services. to be held at the Y. w. G. A.
cottage this afternoon. The subject
will be Service" Mrs. Guy Paris
will sing.
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FRANCES NJ. MILLER sued yes
terday in the superior court for "A Ii
vorce from her husband, Harry Miller.
They were married September 10.
1915. She charges her husband with
treating her cruelty since the day of
their marriage and finally abandon
ing her She asks So week alimopy.
JUDGE NJ A. BRECKENRIDGE of
the superior court announced from
the bench yesterday that he would
rcassign the cases on the civil jury
docket Monday morning. This Is inn
portant and it is absolutely necessary
for attorneys and others interested in
cases to be present.
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THE FEBRUARY ISSUE of the
Tulsa high school Tom-Tom, official
publication of the student body was
off press Friday and was distributed
to the subscribers. The issue was a
debating number in view of the tri-
angular debate which is coming this
month.
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MRS. W. r. MAN WILL who was
seriously injured in an automobile ac-
cident on Admiral boulevard several
days ago, was ta.en 10 her home from
Tulsa hospital yesterday. Although
considerably improved. it will he
some time before she is entirely re-
covered.
HARRY AGGERS OF the United
States bureau of mines spoke to
representative crowd of oil men in
the Y. NJ G. a. committee rooms last
night. The event was the seventh
of a series of oil lectures and added
to the already high reputation of the
course. His subject was "Circulator
System Of Drilling and Use of Mud
Laden Fluid"
w. II. ROBINSON, owner Of Hotel
Tulsa. will leave Kansas city where
he has been for the past several days
today and go to Chicago Early in
~,
whore he will attend the opening of
the new William Penn hotel, one of
the most costly and elaborate hotels
in the world. This hotel has one
thousand rooms.
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ANOTHER DISASTER was re-
ported at the Sand Springs 200 yes
terday when it was discovered that a
tramp or a party of weary wanderers
tr.,
one of the animals each night for a
midnight lunch. A possum not an
ordinary possum but fancy speci-
men for exhibit purposes only. was
the first victim. The next night a
wild pig fell into the evil hands and
at this loss investigation showed
where the animals had been bar
becued
THE FUNERAL OF Chester Stev-
ems. who committed suicide by shoot
ing himself through the forehead at
his home, i2l East Fourteenth street.
Friday. will be held from the home
this afternoon at 3 o'clock. The serv-
ice will be in charge of Rev. l.. r..
Floyd of the First Baptist church.
The deceased is survived by his wife
and an invalid mother. Interment
will be made at Oaklawn.
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LYING UNCONSCIOUS with blood
flowing from several deep cuts in the
back of his head p. j. Flynn, 404
South Detroit was found last night by
Motorcycle Policeman Brown, at the
corner of Lansing and Admiral. His
pockets were turned inside out and he
had evidently been beaten and robbed
An ambulance was called and he was
taken to the Tulsa hospital where his
condition is said to be serious. The
police declare he was knocked down
and kicked IN the head and face.
Civnn is driiler.