Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-10
City NelUS in Brief

LEE DANIEL, justice OF the peace, is
spending the weekend at Fort Logan II
Roots, where his brother. Fred Daniel. is
enlisted IN thr officers training camp.
EvANGFLsrlc SERVICES continue a,
the Second Baptist church. First aud No.
gales, with increasing interest The meet
ings will be uninterrupted for another week.
c. r. RECORDS who has been local
manager Of the Mackay Telegraph company,
has been transferred to San Francisco aud
his place in Tulsa filled by c. +. Spiyey.
THE BODY or Jacob Hogue. 5s years
old. Of Sp"rry, who died in a local hospital
here YESTERDAY will be sent TO Spcrry this
morning for burial. Hogue was a xidower
and is survived by several grown children.
At A MEETING q the director. of the
Tulsa county free fair board yesterday aft.
ernOOn in the Chamber OF Commerce rooms
II was announced that the premium list
for the forthcoming fair would reach total
of 81. 6Bs 80, this amount covering all the
classes in which competition will occur for
money premiums.
BEGINNING MONDAY, Mrs 4. W Cole.
man will keep open house all day and every
day IN the sewing room Of tie library and
says she wishes to see all her friends
between the hours of o o'clock and dark.
Rcd Cross supplies will be made.
R F.. INCLINE. local secretary of the
board of civil service examiners. ha, an.
nounced that on June % he will examine ap-
ptca-'S for the position Of custodian Of the
new federal building here and for fireman.
lahorer OF the same edifice The custodian
receives 1920 per annum and the fireman
laborer 5000.
f. +. IOuDFRFACH, who has been in
ltaYfV al al o.. ~.
Union Telegraph company for many years,
has been transferred to Oklahoma city,
where he will be commercial superintendent
OF the Western Union lines for the state
OF Oklahoma He is succeeded in the Tulsa
office by X. W Bulin, who in turn is sue.
ceeded by \. Coleman.
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AT THE USUAL weekly shoot of the
Tulsa Rifle club, held on the course north
OF the city yesterday afternoon, Douglas W.
Franchot carried off the days honors with
total score Of 1T9. His workmanship
over the magazine course at 200 yards was
81 and over the slow fire course Of %
making n total OF 100 g. W Davis ended
his days work with score of 200; ~ on
the magazine course and 90 at slow fire.
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FOUR BULGARIhNS presented them.
selves at the office of Mayor John H. Sim
be registered for military cOnscription.
Mayor Simmons announced that their cases
would have TO be investigated, to see why
they had not registered on June s. and
they were told TO return Monday for regis
traiiOn in the event they would produce n
good excuse for not registering last Tues
day
RECRUITING at the local army and navy
recruiting stations for the past week has
been worse than the batting Of bush
Lacquer in the middle OF a slump. Yesterday
but one has been accepted by the navy
cruiting station and during the past week
but one han has been accepted by teh navy
recruiting station. Something is the mat
ter with their patriotism Sergeant Roby
declared yesterday.
THE LOCAL PUBLICITY committee for
the American Institute of Mining Engineers,
who hold their annual convention at st. Louis
on October to IL. inclusive has Just been
announced by l.. l.. Hutchinson The com
mttce is as follows: j. W. Newly, consult
ing geologist, chairman: Glenn Condor. state
repres Omer X. benedict. Washing
ton correspondent Tulsa World; Walter Al
lem, city editor Tulsa Democrat; W. + Pot
ter editor Oil & Gas journal, and Prentice
Moon, Oil Trade Journal.