Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-26
City NeICs in Brief

W. u. HARDWOOD Of Oklahoma city is
here ior a few days stay with his bro,her.in-
law Wade Whl'eside
CLEMENT r BuMGARNER has returned
from trip TO the furniture markets Of
Chicago and Grand Rapids, Mich.
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HATTIE LAwTHER filed suit in superior
,>rt yesterday for divorce from aymon
Lawiher, whom she married in 1916.
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R. II. TUCKER, eolored. paid a fine Of
/ $40 in municipal court yesterday afternoon.
lie was charged with speeding.
c. W. GILLETr was fined IS in municipal
court yesterday afternoon Tor driving a motor
truck equipped with insufficient lights.
JAMES BECK wa. as sela guilty of v.srancy
by Municipal Judge 7 D. Evans Yesterday
afternoon and fined s25.
| II II. SMITH returned last nigh; from
the oil fields Of Peavine, Tenn having been
called home by the illness Of Mrs. Smith, who
is suffering from appendicitis.
$40 BOND wa. forfeited in nu,icip,l
court yesterday afternoon by B II Hubbard,
who had been arrested charged with violating
a traffic ordinance.
l.. F. ABBOTT of Scott Halliburton &
Abbott will leave this evening on three
weeks trip to the markets OF st. Louis,
Chicago and New York.
FRED SMITH. CHARGED with traffic ordi.
nance violation failed TO appear in municipal
court yesterday afternoon and as Il result
his SIS cash bond was declared forfeited.
BECAUSE NATHAN PERUVIAN. colored.
ws driving a truck laden with crushed rock
and equipped with very poor system Of
lights, part Of which refused to burn, he
was assessed fine Of So in police court yes
| terday afternoon
REV. II l.. YARGER, d. d, Of Chicago.
| general superintendent Of the extension board
| OF the Lutheran church, is to preach az st.
Mark Lutheran church sunday morning.
| This is postponed visit. Doctor iarger
having been detained by illness from coming
last week, as announced.
MAYOR J. II. SIMMONS declare. that
since the draft numbers were issued, be has
done nothing but answer questions directed
| at him 10y those who call at the city hall
| to secure information relative to the eNdmna-
tions, date the men will 90 into camp and
grounds for exemptions
DIR S DeZELL HAWLEY. n member Of
the city Exemption board, has forgotten every
| telephone number he ever knew. The cause
| is traccable to the number Of times he has
been asked to consult the draft number liT
in aiding young men TO find their serial
| number.
TELLING OF DuM'ER crops in Texas, as
well as Oklahoma, " 5. Hooker, courty as.
SCISSOR, returned yesterday from II two weeks
vacation in southern oklahoma and Texas.
MIR Hooker reports that the grain in Texas
is even better than oklahoma's boastel yield.
MARRIAGE Licenses were issued YES.
terday to the following couples: Harold 4.
McC cCormick. aged 81, Yale, and Oma l. hol-
land aged 81, Yale; Forrest l.. Kelley aged
%, Tulsa, and Yena Cunshaw, aged 20, Kan
sas city; c =. Crocker, aged %, and Mae
White aged 2l Kansas City.
FOR HAVING EhDEzzLEp e5 cent.
from the Western Auto supply company,
Chauncey Massey, q negro, was sentenced by
Justice I'd Warren yesterday to ten days IN
the county jail Judge Warren also assessed
500 fine. but remttcj the fine On a prom
jse Of good behavior.
4 REPRESENTATIVE of the sherif''s Of.
flee will leave this morning for Butte. Mont,
to bring back for tri'l Sol f. Davis, VINO was
last night that extradition papers have been
waived Davis is charged with being impi.
Gated in the death Of Tulsa girl
A TELEGRAM wks sent by Secretary
Douglas Of the Chamber Of Commerce 10
Mrs h. T. Macarthur, who Is now attending
the national convention OF pipe organiNs at
Springfield, Mass, extending to the national
Tulsa as their convention city for mex: year.
OFFICERS AND MFN OF the local engineer
company are up in the air. in the matter
of the day they will 20 into service. Accord
ing to one Of the officers who recently re.
turned from Oklahoma City where he visited
the adjutant generals office, little more is
known by that department
A PETITION HAS BEEN presented to the
mayor and board Of city commissioner ask
ing them TO reconsider the location Of
viaduct Mt Utica and asking that the structure
be erected ut Victor instead The change
probably will not he made. as railroad en-
gineers have already prepared estimates and
plans for the erection Of the yiaduct al Utica
WHEN RUSSELL HINcHELr and vida
Mahoney apply for a marriage license here
in the next few days they will be me. by a
curt refusal. The girls mother Mrs. D. p. |
Mahoncy Of pcwar has written the Tulsa !
co uty clerks office advising the authorities
that the couple is expected 20 elops ant that
the would be bride is under age.
REpRrsENrATrvEs OF tho engineer.
office and others frous the waterworks office |
made a survey of the new watcrworks intake
station which is being erected on the west
side ot the Arkansas river for the Cosd,n
refinery The refinery is making an attempt |
to secure u supply OF at least $4,000 06O |
gallons OF water day and extensive prep.
arations are being made for the installation |
OF MatcrWoEAs system there on an elaborate /
scale
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ONLY 4 DAY after his alleged accomplice
was sentenced 10 year and day In the
state penitentiary. ]. A. Messenger. charged
with having stolen Ford automobile from
the Oklahoma Investment company was ar.
rested yesterday. lie was arraigned before
Justice I'd Warren and bond was fiyed at
81 600 W T. Bennett who Is thot 70 have
co-operated with Weiscnger In the theft
pleaded guilty in district court Tuesdty and
received sentence.
EMIL Hermann, New York painter, who
has established u temporary studio In Tulsa
Ohio. where he will work in his studio until
the middle OF September. He viii then re-
turn TO Tulsa and prepare for his exhibit
which will take place about October Is.
During his absence the $500 order for an oil
portrait which Mr.. Hermann has donated to
the Red Cross workroom wnl be Auctioned
TO the highest bidder.
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MRS. MARTHA ANN KING, aged ~, died
al so O'clock Wednesday morning following
m illness Of hong duration. The end came
At the homo OF W A. King, son OF the de-
ceased with whom shc made her home. BE.
sides her son, Mrs. King is survived by a
daughter Mrs. q. W. Strain OF Paoaa Kan.
The body will be removed from the King
home In the Temple apartments 70 First Bap.
list church for funeral services this afternoon
1t 3 clock. Interment will be made at the
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