Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-08-29
Co-opcratiyc Deliveries.

Retailers in many cities OF Okla
homa are following the requests OF the
federal authorities IN establishing CO.
operative delivery services. The pur-
pose OF the change is to release Tor
other work the several thousand men
in the country who are now duplicat-
ing each others efforts In delivering
goods.
Housewives of Oklahoma are asked
draft board The board yesterday removed
his name from the Stacker list, and his record
is now correct.
MRS. LAURA J. RIrrENHOUSE and son,
r. II Rittenhuuse stopped in Tulsa for a
short stay yesterday while motoring to their
home In Chandler, after u trip to Sloan
Springs, Ark.
ROY CALVIN LIGHTNER, son OF A,lD'
Lghtncr formerly commercial agent for the
Frisco railroad here, has been drafted INTO
the army lie is the first Frisco man IN
the clerical department TO receive the call.
lie will not ask for exemption.
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HUBERT OSBORN, l0year- SON of j.
W. Osborn. dropped dead yesterday after
The pody is being hold at Mowbray's un'
dortaking parlors, pending funeral arrange
Tents.
MISS RUTH EDWARDS. su.ine.. seere.
tary Of the local Y. " c. A., left yestc,r,,,
day for months holiday, which she will
spend at her home in Dallas. Miss Etnel
Elliott, employment, secretary, will return
10 take charge of her desk at the Y. w
C. A. cottage about September l.
LIEUT. H f. REscF, assigned by the
war department. to Red Cross ambulance
visiting friends and relatives Lieutenan,
Reece has been attached TO the division OF
Rcd Cross work which is to be done by
Kansas units
MISS FLORENCE HANSON, general sec,
retary OF the Y. NJ. &. A., has returned
from a months visit to Iowa South Dakota
Nebraska and Missourima tnp combining
relatives inspected association buildings
and Investigated various phases of associa'
ton work.
the new city hall at the corner OF Fourth
AMI Cincinnati We're busy yesterday until
the rain interrupted, in pouring concrete
piers This is the first concrete pouring
which has been done on the new municipal
structure, the excavation for the columns
and walls having just been completed Mon
day afternoon.
PERSONS filing claims for exemption
before members Of the local board for the
city Of Tulsa continue TO appear in the of
fces Of that board, surrounded by mem
bers Of their families, as II this sight would
be enough to gain them the discharge
sought. The hoard members are only per
mitted TO weigh the evidence and act upon
tho affidavits presented.
OFFICIALS of the city health depart.
ment are making arrangements for the pur-
chase by the department OF public property
OF enough teams TO equip the new garbage
wagons, which have been ordered and
ktsh an rnrtta IN han ha
vehicles and teams are procured, the city
will take over the task of collecting all
garbage In this city.
SECRETARY CLARENCE DOUGLAS OF
the Chamber OF Commerce is expected TO
present TO the directors OF that organiza
tion at next Fridays meeting report on
the success Of his efforts to have this city
drafted men OF the second district. He is
now seeking the sanction OF the war de-
partment for such designation, and ex
poets TO be successful in his efforts.
Z F. oBERHoLTzER Is home from a
short camping and motoring trip across the
| northeastern part OF the state and into the
Ozark regions OF Missouri On the OZARK
streams MIR. OberholiEer and his party, con
| sistng Of Mrs Oherholtzer and the Misses
Oberhctzer, camped and fished. They broke
eemp Sunday night and returned to Tulsa
,ss ,nS %0TnSf S. Of s'oEPns &Ea% on route
MEMBERS OF the local exemption board
| declare that fewer appeals nre being taker
by the drafted men included In the present
I class than by those who were among the frs
called. This Is accounted for, these official,
declare, by the fact that there has been /
| disposition on the part OF the district board
to grant very few appeal cases and drafted
men appreciate the fact thst unless theil
claims In the lower board have been neglected
they stand little chance OF securing re
versal higher up.