Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-21
City NeLUS in Brief

s. II GLAssMlKE' will leave shortly to
fpend the month Of July In Kentucky and
Couienpnrt pa.
P. ? MCCORMICK a paving contractor
fled IA suits 10 the district court yester.
day against residents Of various parts Of
Tulsa who have not paid their paving taxes.
TEN MEN charged with being drunk
within the city Of Tulsa were arraignedl In
police court yesterday. without execution
fine Of go was imposed in each instance.
AUTHORITY WAS GIVEN the building
committee Of the board Of education this
week enabling it 10 purchase additional
teacher desks for the ward schools.
40 BC1LDING permits Of any consequence
we're issued hy the municipal binding in
spector yesterday Scarcity Of material is
believed be be the reason for the slack build
ing actiyires
GEORGE n VIM and wife, missionaries
recently returned from Korea, viii speak
First Presbyterian church thi, afternoon in
the parlor oi the church at 80 0 clock
JOHN n HARVEY has gone to Petrolis
of his father. who passed away Monday.
before Mr. Harvey could reach his parents
bedside
'liAhftFl Win NhNluE IN lN'lr posses
sion Intoxicating liquor Ben Weetc T. Z.
Dutch Neets and =. ". Campion we're ar
raigned iu county court yesterday morning
and were bound over for trial Bond was set
at $1,000 each.
BIT FEW MIN are appearing at he~uavy
recruiting office for enlistment. THIS state
has existed for the past tso weeks, accord
ius 90 u D Wha'eu. cbief quartcrmaster, IN
charge Of naval recruiting Two men have
been accepted within the past week.
MISS EDNA HARPER and Henry Neal
g. Y King rector Of Trinity Episcopal
church. thc ceremony taking place at the
rcct1ry. l40g South Main street The
couple will reside in this city.
SEVENTY FIVE MEMBERS o, the Sun.
day school " the First Baptist church a..
tended a picnit at owen park Tuesday
evening The pi-niekers were chap,runed
by The Rev T. ; Floyd pastor Of the Bap-
tit church. aad Mrs Floyd
Several TULSA men are expected to
return today from Oklahoma City, whore
animation for admitiance to the bar Re.
.ult8 of tAc examination probably will not
be known for some time.
MARRIAGE LICENSES were issued yes.
terdAy TO the following couples: A. A.
Warren. aged 49, Tulsa and Mrs = + ".
Dwy,r. aged %. Tulsa. Henry Neal. aged
%. Tulsa. aud Edna Harper aged Il.
Talaa
SEVEN MEN we're sent 20 Oklahoma City
for final examination By the local army re
crIitns officer yesterday. They were II.
Tulsa; v o. Sipneciph,r Tulsa; =. T..
Anderson, MuskoEcc; $. Y. kctchun, Tulsa,
T. Smith, spIo and s. A. Reed, BartlesyiIle,
~ y.,.rtf..,..r',.t, - i...t.i -
police court yesterday He had been ar.
rested on charge Of cruelty 10 animals in
that he had mistrcatcd vicious mule he wa
trying to shoe Testimony introduced by
the defense tended to show that the mule
Wa> solely responsible for its condition which
consisted Of one or two minor bruises
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WORK HAS ALREADY been started on
the enlargement Of the freight depot on the
Frisco line here. The improvements which
are under actual construction win cost aps
proximatoly Si5 600. The railroad expended
sl30,O00 recently for property upon which to
yards viii be changed to utilize all avail.
able space.
TOO MUCH Emancipation Day probably
was the cause of Joe Lewis negro, being
sentenced TO thirty days in the county jail
with fine Of S25 Lewis was arrai gued
in Justice J. J Slack's court yesterday.
charged with having disturbed tho peace
Tuesday night.
MRS JANE F. DWYER and \. A. War.
rem were united Ia marriage last evening at
O'clock. with Rev. Father John j. Hiering
| officiating at the parish house OF Holy
| Family Catholic church. A dinner at Hotel
! Tulsa followed. The couple will reside at
! 3l4 South Elwood avenue Mr. Warren is
in the employ Of the Cosden company.
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ELIZABETH poTY, infant daughter OF
Mr aud Mrs. j. Bradford Jennings. passed
/ away Tuesday morning and the funeral was
| held during the afternoon from the resi-
! dcnce go South Denver. conducted by Rev.
| G. W. Kerr of First Presbyterian church.
lntermcut was made ia Rose Hin burial
| park. The child was a week old.
ALLEGING THAT the defendants had
wrongfaliy taken posses ion of some pasture
land east of the city and had threatened 70
] Kin them v they again let their cattle on the
| ClartsSa Richards filed suit in the superior
| court yesterday, asking $3.50 damages from
/ Ira ID. Pitcher, Dan Pitcher Rslsa r. Morley
aud Augusta NJ Morley.
WILLIE LEE, negro, who is known as
| the lone survivor Of the county jail break
which took place in April, was released yes.
| trict court At the time of tho break II
| negroes made dash for liberty, and Lee
was the only one who failed TO get away.
His original offensc was supposed to have
been tho theft OF some tools
THE BODY Of Luther Bogen lG who
met his death when he fell under the truck
OF a freight car early Tuesday morning in
the Frisco yards. was sent TO his home in
RusSellyille, Ark, for burial yesterday morn.
inc. Bogen and eomrade OF his had
'bummed their way TO Tulsa on the
blind and by riding the rods" and when
they jumped from the cars in the yards
here the Bcgcn lad fell beneath the truck Of
the car and his head severed from his
body.
A LARGE RAILROAD trcstlc about .
quarter OF mile north Of the town ot Depew
was burned yesterday afternoon at 4:3o
o clock as the result of spark from an
engine falling on the ties as the branch train
which runs from Shamrock to Depew crossed
1t going south. The bridge was completely
burned out and as the result, passengers
bound for Shamrock who arrived at Depew
on the 4:5T train from Oklahoma Cty were
forced to take a motor car as means Of
traL\ ortston home.
a Long Reach