Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-14
City NelDs in Brief

business yesterday.
GUY L. PARIS is on business trip to
the Kentucky oil fields.
REV. ALBERT MASSEY, pastor OF St.
MARKS Lutheran church, will preach con.
seryhtiOn sermon Sunday morning. taking for
his subject The Greatness of the Little"
THE BODY OF Virginia Frances Loveless.
tho baby daughter Of Lon Loyeless, G,5 South
AAnthus, was sent to Springfield Mo yes.
terday afternoon for burial
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THE FUNERAL services for little rherman
Carnes will be he'd this afternoon from the
home, 1879 East Tenth street. Burial will
take place In Oaklawn cemetery.
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OWNERS OF cotton gins in Tulsa, Sand
Springs and other points In this county are
preparing to overhaul their plAnts prepare.
tory to caring for tho fall crop.
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THE FUNERAL Of Charlotte Burns, 20,
was held yesterday afternoon from the home
at CrutchfieId and Portland She was the
wife Of AWE Burns. The burial was made
in oaklawn cemetery.
JAMES MALCOM. formerly circulation
city on business yesterday lie now is dis.
trict sales manager for a motor car agency
at Joplin. Mo.
W. lN 10 NhhRht Nuu btfN Foullutu
TO the home Of his parents NJ $40 West
Third street for some time on account OF
illness, will leave soon TO spend the summer
in Colorado.
FRANK sCHRECK left last night on a
two weeks vacation trip to Kansas City,
where he will visit his boriher. Philip Scnreck.
and later points OF interest on the great
lakes and New York.
THIEVES OBTAINED 81 and corncob
pipe when they entered the home or Tom
hendrick in Capitol hin addition early yes
terday morning No trace OF the house.
breakers has been located.
MRS s. J HILL and daughter, Miss
JcsNmie, Of Haitiesburg, Miss, arrived in
parents Mr. and Mrs. James Van zant,
Fourth and Cloland
THE LUTHERAN church auxiliary to the
Red Cross meets TEe5i Nonday, morning in
o'clock and VII be- addressed by Mrs Grace
Calvin on the needs q the Red Cross.
MISS ROSFLLE FLANAGAN left yester-
dav for months vacation. Miss Flanagan
viii visit points i1 Missouri Minnesota and
Ptgrsy lvArIA, the greater part Of her holiday
tc.ns spent in the lake resort region of
Minnesota.
CARDS ARE BEING issued from the Of
fte tent headquarters OF the Oklahoma
ambulance company No. l, ordering all en-
listed men to report for service at the tent
,i Fourth and Main at o'clock or Wcdnes-
day forming July IS
AFTER 1T was shown that the scene Of
tho attack on Cyrus S. Avery was located
outside ~ the city limits the municipal court
Yesterday afternoon announced no jurisdiction
IN the case. George Russell will be tried by
the county on a charge Of assaulting Avery.
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OUT OF IL persons arrested early yester-
day morning by Detectives Lewis and Blaine
in local rooming houses and charged with
disorderly conduct only four appeared for
trial yesterday afternoon. In the other ar
rests cash bonds in the sum OF S25 each
were forfeited.
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WHAT MIGHT have developed into a Jail
break was avcrted early yesterday morning
when Motorcyclemau officer Walker removed
numerous knives, files and small pinch bars
from the cellhouse. IL is believed the tools
were handed 10 the prisoners thru the alley
windows.
A FIvE.PAssENGER REQ automobile WAS
confisca,ed IN county court yesterday ny
Judge H. l.. standevcn after evidence was in
had been found In the machine. II. c. Pulliam.
pool hall proprietor was owner OF the
automobile.
IANNH IOhNNhNs colOTtu. 1hlltu 10 nttu
= traffic officers signal yesterday and when
arrested II was established that his car was
not equipped with siren. His fine was
fixed ut So so for not having a horn when
II developed that he was uncertain as TO the
import of the signal
TULSA FRIENDS have been appraised Of
the death of Eaton II; Garrfcn, veteran
years at his home a, 81. Joseph Mo. Mr..
Garrison had sold dry goods to local stores
since the city passed the mere village stage
OF little more thpn decade ago.
ID. cAMBLIN, sia East Seventh, died
at his home yesterday afternoon at y
o clock lie was 90 years Did and Is sur
/ yiyed by his wife brother and one sister.
union The funeral services will be held from
/ the home Sunday afternoon AZ o'clock and
/ interment will be made In oaklawn cemetery
Jr BALLARD wa. dismissed by Ju,tic,
Lee Daniel yesterday from charge of re-
ceiying stolen property. A. l.. Juby's case
| on a similsr charge was taken under advise
ment They are alleged to have bought Q
edge been stolen from W. A. Wise of sapulpS
on March 10
| HUNDRED OF DOLLARS worth OF vau
able articles Of glass are daily being removed
from the debris of the glass plant recently
destroyed by fire In the southeast portion
. OF Tulsa's industrial district The scene OF
the fire Is being cleared by corps Of work
men, al,ho operators Of the plant still are un
decided as 10 whether TO rebuild the project
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II. A. MARLIN, who 10 charged with hay
/ ing forged the endorsement OF check made
q out to W. A. Umphress last February, was
given a preliminary hearing before Justice
Leo Daniel yesterday He was bound over
for trial In the district court, bond being
fixed al 50 900. The Brsymer Drilling com
pany Ia complaining witness against Marlin
by reason OF the fact that II was signer tS
the check,
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ROY LEVERN CuTCHAI,L, an oil man ir
the Sapulps field. died At the Oklahoma hos
pital Thursday, following an operation fOi
appendicitis. Mf. Cutehsll WAS 2s years
old aud leaves q wife and two children
aged to years lie Ia also survived by
a mother, father and one sister. lie ws,
married In 1909 to Miss Nola Mckay o'
Chelsea, Okla. The funeral will be held from
Mowbray chapel on Sunday afternoon. in
teaneni at Rose Hin burial park.
Adler Yet Doomed to Die.