Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-13

MISS RUBY SNYDER Of Pawnee yester'
day assumed the duties a. deputy IN the
office Of the clerk OF the district court
MORE THAN $50 GOO in ta,e. wa. col.
locted by County Treasurer Ed Dalton yes
tcrday.
MukIEL LENA MABE 3.year old daughter
Of !. NJ, Mabe died in her home in Moreland
addition yesterday noon The funeral ar
rAngements have not been made as yet.
CHESTER INrANf son of Jane, H.
Shockley Of West Tulsa. who died sunday
was sent to Mountain Grove Mo, for burial
yesterday evening.
TWO DOZEN amber knitting needles which
were received al Red Cross Headquarters on.
Mondn, morning were exhausted by Tues
day noon OF the two dozen smaller bone
needles received there are still few left.
FRANK FLYER in charge of the free EN-.
| ploymeut bureau at Enid has sent ia S
| q $ call 10 Dave Eaueriy, in chUrg" of the
Tulsa bureau Tor five thousand harvest
hands 10 help saye the ripcniug wheat.
4 SENTENCE or thirty days in the county
| jail and fine of $50 WAS the order Of the
county court yesterday morning IN the case Of
John McGuwau, who was charged with illegal
sale OF Intoxicating liquor
TODAY rs TO bee a red letter day for the
! children OF the Lutheran church Bible school
classes picnic for them has been plaHpe0
/ by their tcachers Those who expect to 20
ON the picnic wil! me,; at the church at
/ 90 clock
THE INFANT son Of Mr.. and Mrs. e. A
| Tracey glg Eat Third street. died Monday
Afternoon AZ the home. The funeral services
were held from the residence yesterday ant
crnoou aud the body was taken to Unkawn
cemetery Tor BURIAL
WORK or PLACING the terra Gotta on the
I q t.fN mill
| ing. Main and Fifth has been completed and
interior work is now progressing rapidly.
THE large pressure tanks have been erecteo
on tho roof and connected with all water
piping
THE ANNUAL election ~ executive Of
iic,rs Of the Tulsa Retail Merchant asso.
citation will be held IN the assembly room Of
the Chamber Of Commerc, Thursday evening.
The election Of directgrs was held last week,
and It is from these that the executive Of
lccrs Will be chosen.
AN ABSOLUTE DIVORCE and the rcstora.
tiou Of W. maiden name, Edna Her, Is sought
10y Enda Jacks who filed petition In the
superior court yesterday naming Leslie n.
Jacks defendant. Abandonment is the
grounds upon which the prayer IS based They
were married in Creek county January 10,
l9li.
FOUR MARRIAGE licenses were Issued in
Tulsa county yesterday. The principals were
hrt g. smith, 43, Tulsa Mrs Mary c. Mad
2O both of Tulsa. " r. Jarvis. &c. Tulsa,
Agnes Rhidcs, 49, Uutchisou kan. Columbus
Wiliford u, Fernie Hoffman Is, both OF
jerks.
THE TULSA SPIRIT official publication
Of the Tulsa Chamber Of Commerce, is off
Of the press and is to be distributed by Sec
Rotary Douglas, the editor Several thousand
extra copies have been printed and will he
taken by the local Rotarians to ihe national
convention OF that club in Atlanta, Ca. the
latter part Of this month
TRAFFIC SERGEANT Jim pnkinrton an
nouuccd yesterday that he was having n
number Of heavy street markers Of concreit
constructed and that these would be placed
latter part Of the week. Already the streets
have been market off with wide lines OF
white paint, designating all jitney stations
and safety zones.
DR. W c. BLACK who has been practic
ing medicine In Tulsa for about nine years,
received word from the surgeon general of the
[ nited States army requesting him to ap-
pear at Oklahoma City for further orders.
Doctor Black is being admitted into the medi-
cal reserve corps but does not know whether
he will be assigned to hospital duty or to
| ambulance work.
MAYOR JOHN II. SIMMONS will leave
this morning for Oklahoma City where he will
hllfuh lht nearing On NHt Hihh Ehh Nhst
before the corporation commission. Before
returning he expects to call on the adiutant
general with reference TO securing cards on
which to make duplicates OF the $500 regis
tration cards which have been placed in his
hands
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THE BODY OF John f. Finegan, who put
a bullet thru bis head Monday afternoon, will
be sent to the home Of his sister, Della
Mcnges. 8i9l Thomas street, St Louis, Mo,
this morning There the funeral services will
he held Finegan was member of the
Moose lodge and belonged to the painters
local union No. 935. lie 60 years ola
and apparently had become respondent.
THE FUNERAL SERVICES Of Mrs f. f.
BAbcock Of Topeka. Kan, who died at the
home Of her dau ghter. Mrs. r NJ. Trout, 1899
held from the Stanley McCuue chapel to-
morrow afternoon AT o clock. Burial will be
In Rose Hin park Mrs. Babcock was visiting
Ia the home Of her daughter at the time OF
her death, after short illness She 50
years old She is survived by her husband,
r. r. Babcock aud her only daughter.
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IN A PETITION filed IN the district court
yesterday Kelly Gibson. recent candidate ZOE
the state legislature and the board Of county
commissioners are named defendants in a
suit instigated hy the Oklahoma Iron Works. !
IL il claimed by the plaintiff that Gibson is
indebted to them to the extent Of 81, ,ls9
and Is without funds with which 90 liquidate. /
Tho court is asked TO enJoin the cummis- |
sicncrs from turning over to Gibson warrant /
for material alleged to have been sold the
county by Gibson and which was taken from |
tim ,inirtiff in An ALLEGED fraudulent manner /