Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-27
City NeUS in Brief
MISS BERTHA HOPKINS has gone for
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BAILEY BELL, municipal court prose
cuior resumed his duties in the police court
yesterday after several days absence
J. W MMLLlX fopre.entins St john
military school, Salna, Kan. was in Tulsa
yesterday in the interest Of the school
c. +. BucnNER general secretary Of the
y. NJ C. A.. will go to Broken Arrow to
organize Rcd Cross chapter on Saturday
night
MISS HELEN CORNELL. formerly Of this
city, who has lately been in Oklahoma City
In the interest Of The Delphian society, was
IN Tulsa the first Of the week.
JOHN A. wuMFS. local agent for the
department Of justice returned to Tulsa
| yesterday afternoon. following three days
trip to the northeastern part Of the state
on Official business.
DEPUTY UNITED STATES Marshal John
| Moran has 10 cartons Of Jamaica ginger
stored In bis office that were confiscated
| IN a local warehouse recently. lie is waiting
Tor the owner to claim same. he says.
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THE TULSA county dairymen's assoeia.
tion which was to have held its fortnightly
| meeting at the courthouse last light. post.
| poned the meeting until Tuesday evening,
July 10. The cowmen were too busy with
crops TO come out.
DAVID G. BARTLETT OF Marietta Ohio,
| is In the city he having been called here O.
account Of the Illness Of his son. Frank l..
Bartlett, who is in the hospital recovering
from an operation for. appendicitis.
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HARRY STEGE, former police Bertillon
expert returned to Tulsa yesterday morn.
| ing after years absence in South Caro-
lima. where he attended a law school lie
viii take up the practice Of law here.
THAT TULSA is practically ciderless was
shown by the police couri docket yesterday
only five men being charged with intoNi.
cation. During the past several weeks not
less than 10 men faced III c!udge each
day on = similar charge.
JUDGE \ f MNEIIL o, p.wno. will
conclude his docket in the local district court
today and will leave Immediately for ms
home, where he is scheduled to hold court
next week Judge Mcneil viii return to
Tulsa ON July o to take up a new docket OF
both civil and criminal cases,
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At THE MEETING Of the state conference
u the Epworth league Of the Methodist
church, south which has just adjourned in
llodenVille. c. llelyie Of Tulsa was
elected president. Caremoro was chosen as
the nest meeting place.
woRKMEN ARE engaged in installing
new transparent sidewalks before the Cen.
tral National bank, corner of Second and
boston Plans are completed for additional
Improvement to this building, including the
erection Of Tour more stories This work,
however, will be delayed several weeks be
cause OF shortage Of building steel.
MRS. EsrnERlYN MoNAsMIrH has
been promised sum OF money sufficient to
purchase knitting machine for the Red
Cross workroOm The machine, which will
cost about 10, is being contributed by the
plumbers union of Tulsa, and a dozen pairs
Of socks day can be knitted upon it.
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TULSA's HOoDLUM wagon is to have
new coat OF paint. a couple OF new tenders
While the vehicle is in tie repair shop
the chiefs Stutz, which has just been re-
leased by mechanics, will be utilized as a
medium of Transporting prisoners to the
municipal Jail.
A DELEGATION Of good road enthusiasts
from Sapulpa and that section OF the state |
passed thru Tulsa yesterday morning on
their way to attend the Ozark trails con. |
yention, which Is to be held in Amarillo, |
Texas, next week. SaId'pa is contosting !
for place ON one OF the routes OF the
tail.
THE BoDY OF William Barnes aged Ga, |
whose death Monday night was thot TO |
have been the result OF heat prostration. |
was forwarded last night to Chelsea Mr..
/, in Chelsea, and several children, among
whom is Mrs. S d. Pitman. llOs East |
Fifth street, at whose home he died.
A. W. AuBAUER of Little Rock Ark, will
Red Cross which are located in the vicinity |
Red Croos which are located in the vicinity |
OF Tulsa at the Y. NJ. c. A. here on Thursday |
afternoon His subject will be Civilian |
Rehel' that branch OF the Red Cross which |
takes care Of the needy dependents OF soldiers |
during the time the breadwinners are at
the front.
THE MEMBERS OF Rcbekah lodge will sew
as a unit at the Red Cross workroom today. |
New and varied contributions OF service are
being offered at that place daily. Yesterday
q woman who hates plain sewing but loves |
to do hand sewing on dainty materials, OF,
fered to take orders for handmade lingerie
and contribute all her profits to the work.
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MISS JULIA EDNA ANpING Of Chicago
is In the city visiting Mrs. j. l.. ShaughneSsy.
Miss Andng is short story writer and
writes for both the Al-Story weekly and the
Cosmos magazine. She is now on a sixty
days western tour given her by the pub
licntions by which she is employed and will
visit Denver, the Rockies, Salt Lake and
Yellowstone.
MEMBERS OF THE board OF city com.
mis'iouers. co operating with the mayor, are
huSily engaged in preparing the annual city
county excise board at It's first meeting
in July The budget, which will he In ex'
ccHs OF that presented last year, will be ise-
sented to the entire city commission for
its approval before being placed before
the excise board
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE employees are
busily engaged in preparing data and other
material which will appear in the July
issue OF the Tulsa Spirit the official organ
OF the Chamber OF Commerce and Fedora
ton ot Allied Interests Secretary Douglas
declared yesterday the July issue would be
''as GOOD II agt bgi;7r" than any previous
issue OF the Spirit since he became secrc'
tary
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ANNOUNCEMENT was made yesterday
that officials OF Crane & Co, one OF the !
largest concerns in the world dealing in all
pipe fixtures. plumbing accessories and
materials had completed a visit and in |
vc,tigation In this city which would result |
In the removal to Tulsa Immediately OF the |
branch house now located at Muskogee, |
Crane & Co. operate a chain of branch |
houses thruout the entire world, four Of
which are located In this section OF the !,
United States at Kansas City, Denver. Dal' |
las and Muskogec,