Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-09
Citv NelUs in Brief

JUDGE X 4. ALLfNt nauonhl 'fres AZ
torney was in the city Yesterday from Mus
kogee on business connected with his Office.
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Mr., AID MRS. A. l.. Harrison have ave re,
points in Illinois and Indiana.
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JOE ABRAHAM. a wellknown cotton man
Of Bris,ow. was a'"ousiness visitor in Tulsa
yesterday.
GEORGE z. BROWN left yesterday Tor
Oklahoma City TO attend 10 business in
,erests.
ELIJAH HOLMES Of Broken Arrow was
discharged from custody ys,'erdAy BY United
States Commissioner J. II. wilkins on
charge Of introducing liquor
ATTORNEY CHARLEs F. Runyan Of
Muskoyee was among visiting lawyers here
yesterday attending motion day In the dls-
triet court.
NJ. G. M'GREEvY Of the firm Of Strand
berg, NcGreevy Co, has returned 10 Kan
ssz City after few days business visit in
Tulsa.
THERE WILL be q meeting of the retail
cigar and drug men OF the city at o'clock
this evening in the substory OF the keiehum
hotel.
FRED T.. wooDsoY former member Of
the Y. NJ. O. A. staff and now connected with
army work at Camp Bowie, was called home
today on account OF the death OF his step
father.
MISS CHRISTINE SALESMAN and Charles
Bradfield, who were united in marriage Sat
uIdsy evening By Rev A z. Weston, pastor
nOuhced their wedding to friends
W. W. sTUCKEY has gone for few days
| business trip to Kansas CITY. Mr.. Stuckey,
who formerly WAS resident Of Tulsa. has
disposed Of his farm and is moving back 10
this city.
CALL FOR rs negroes and Mexicsns
for railroad construction work near Shattuck
was received yesterday by the state free em-
ployment bureau. Wages Of $3.50 day
, with board at IS week was the assurance
given.
THREE ENLIsTaENTs were made yes
were X. H. Henry and J. @. AdkissiOn, Red
". Va.
In the courthouse heating plant caused oc-
cupants Of the offices TO shiyer yesterday
1t will require two weeks to have the plant
ready.
THE FOLLOWING teachers began their
new duties yesterday In Tulsa city schools:
Misses Katherine kleinkneeAt Of Newton
Kan; Pearl Chappell, Monett, Mo LoueiiA
schloeman, Terre Haute, Ind, and Nellie NJ.
Dean Of Perry. Okla.
THE CASE Of John Lynch. charged with
stealing ten pairs ole women's shoes from
the American Express company's wagon, was
transferred to the superior court yesterday
from the court Of G. Ed Warren, justice Of
the peace.
DEPUTY sHERIFTs from Pawhuska took
back to that city with them two men named
Myers and Bennett, who were brought here
from Sapulps Sunday night. They are wanted
on the charge Of having robbed store In
skiatook, Just over the Tulsa county line.
WHILE ALL oFFfScEs in til. city hall
will remain open today with an Idea Of serv::
ing the public having business in the several
departments, many OF the employees VIII tske
lkogee free state fair. There will be no meet.
Ing Of the board of city commissioners.
THE SMOKES were on W. H. shoat in
the city hall and at the fire stations yester-
day. The city fire marshal has assumed new
responsibilities: that OF being the father OF
hospital where Mrs. Shoat and the baby are
In the best of health and spirits.
| THE OFFICE Of che waterworks depart
terday, several hundred beLated water con.
sumers appearing to pay their water Zee be, be-
for. the ssn Rsn1i0 iS0 . Of aSs month
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are penslized 10 per cent
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+. BEE GUTHREY, highway commissioner
OF the Tulsa Chamber OF Commerce. will leave
| today for Mammalian, Kan, where he hal
been called as witness in a case which
has attracted the attention Of the court there
for the past several years. While In Man
haitian he will visit friends and relatives.
A MEETING OF the ladies' auxiliary tt
, Temple Israel will be hold this afternoon al
, $3.50 o clock at 1922 South Cheyenne. The
program of the day includes the adoption Of
u constitution, election OF officers and othei
important matters. All members are urgently
Y requested to attend this meeting.
9 rLsEY CHAMBERS who wa. esush, b,
Special Officer T. Z. Brents last Saturda,
as no was coming thru Rogers county with al
automobile containing five cases OF liquor
failed yesterday in his effort TO make bond
and was remanded to jail. Chambers, alth'
caught with the goods on" pleaded no
lguilty.
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TULSA WILL. be the first city in Okla
n homa to send unit OF nurses, was tho repor
made yesterday following the meeting hell
in the Red Cross rooms In the public library
Mrs Jane T. Delano, head OF the nursing
a. service, and Miss Myrtle Hatch addresses
% the assembly of nurses. Plans were made b