Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-16
City NeUs in Brief

II u. GwYNNE left Inst night on bust
ness trip to Houston. Texas
join DILLER private In Company @ Of
the Oklahoma national guard, was In Tulsa
, Yesterday on a three days leave Of absence
from Fort sill
ONE HUNDRED bottles Of "choc beer
were confscatcd by police officers last night
following the raid on un establishment near
the river on south Boston.
DURING THE month OF August the even.
ing service Of First Presbyterian church will
be dispensed with owing TO the warm
weather
WITHIN FOUR hours last night police Of
ficers made % arrests. Those arersted were
charged with minor infrac,ions OF the traffic
laws or having imbibed too freely.
ABOUT FIFTY delegates from nearby
towns are expected In Tulsa tomorrow Tor the
all.day session Of the county W. c. I. u.
Several local mon have consented 10 speak
before the body OF women.
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CHAMPION CARSON, son of Mr. and
Mrs Usher Carson. has returned to Fort
Tough at home. Young Carson is a member
Of the Seventh engineering company
PRELIMINARY HEARING for George Rus
sell Adolplr Hunt and Bruce Hunt. VINO are
charged with having assaulted Cyrus $. Aver,
last Sunday night. will he held before Judge
Ii. l.. standeven in county court tomorrow.
AS ANOTHER PROOF of the live condition
Of business In Tulsa, T. l.. Wallace, who
recently opened rooming house ON West
Eleventh disposed OF the business after
conducting it little more than week, at q
handsome figure.
DIRECTORS NJ. c. HArL. Newton Graham
and Highway Commissioner +. B. Guthrey
Of the Chamber Of Commerce, spent Sunday in
probable that a permanent hunting camp will
be located there The men were accom-
panied on the trip by Don and Harry Down.
ing sons Of Walter A Downing. assistant
secretary OF the Tulsa Chamber OF Commerce.
FRANK CARTER, state automobile license
Inspector, will again be at his desk In the
sherift's effice today TO receive applications
applications show any signs of stacking, In
spcctor Carter announces that he will i'm
mediately begin prosecution of those who
have been reported as being tagless.
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FIVE REPRESENTATIVE of the local b.
Y = L. took up the evening services at
the First Baptist church last night with re-
port Of the national convention OF Baptist
held at Detroit last week with an attendance
Of two thousand The Tulsa delegation was
headed by NJ ]. Mallet and was further com
posed OF Miss Ina Tettett. Miss Eula Gravett
and Messrs Rainbolt and Evans.
THE REV. FATHER Standevert officiated
at the wesling of Charles W Steele and Miss
Nellie Blair AT the Sacred Hear, parish yes
terdny afternoon at 1880 O'Clock The bride
is the daughter Of Mr. and Mrs John Blair,
32I South Quincy. The couple lett soon
after the ceremony for trip thru southern
Kansas. planning to return hy the way OF
Blackwell, where they will visit the bride
groom's parents.
II. n SPAULnING Of Muskogee. formerly
mayor Of that city and for several years
president Of the commercial club OF that
place, returned home yesterday after visiting
Friends In Tulsa. During his visit here he
was the guest Of his son. .inlaw and daughter,
Mr. aud Mrs Walter Howard, and he also
called upon Secretary Douglas OF the Chamber
Of Commerce who held = similar position
with the Muskogee civic organization while
Mr.. Spaulding was Its president.
IT Is PROBABLE that the new courtroom
at the county courthouse will go into opera
ton today with Judge Conn Linn the first one
to preside from the new bench. This arrange.
ment is caused by the fact that Judge n.
T. McNeiu probably will use the regular dis.
trict courtroom for the trial OF his criminal
docket The new courtroom is located on
the third floor OF the building and is smaller
than the usual room, being designed especially
for equity cases.