Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-23
City NelUs in Brief

JUDGE FARkAR IL NJ NAiN mas ie'u4heu
from Muskogee.
HARRY H. ROGERS, secretary of the
district appeal board, was in Oklahoma City
yesterday on business;
THE KNITTING unit formed last week
10 work for the navy league Will be IN
charge of Mrs. Henry. Dreyfus.
BOB TALBOT and B. S, Capps Tulsa
oil men. are back from several days trip
TO the oil fields around Muskogee'
s. JUDGE p II. CHANDLER of the Sin.
clair company, who has been Ill OF typhoid
for the last three weeks, is in critical
condition.
JUDGE R c. ALLEN, national Creek at
torney, was in the city yesterday from Mus;
kogee looking after the legal interests oil
Creek walls in this county.
o. W. PPRBsCorT brought suit for d.
vorce in superior court from, May Prescott.
alleging abandonment and asks the custody
of The two minor children
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ANDY NELSON of the Peoples Service
corporation of Muskogee Eustsce Hill, oil
man, and Bert g. Hughes. deputy sheriff.
were Muskogeeans here yesterday.
PETITION for divorce was filed in su
perior court yesterday by Ada NJ. Hazard
against Charles Hazard, charging aean'
donment. They were married in Kalamazoo
in 1907.
John LANDwEHR Of ST, Louis and Miss
j. Claire Crane, formerly OF Oklahoma City.
have come to teach in the Tulsn city schools
Mr.. Landwehr will be in .he manual tram
ing department.
K. L. LONG waived prelimi minary hearing
before Justice Warren yesterday and was
bound over TO the district court under bond
of $3.50 on two charges of bringing liquor
into the county.
ENLISTED MEN sent from the Tulsa
army recruiting station yesterday were
Elmer Moreland, Fayetteville, Ark, infantry
Ralph Robertson, Tulsa, camouflage. and
Raymond Mills, aviation.
CHARGGED under the habitual criminal
act with bootlegging, Bob Powell was yes.
terday arraigned in Justice Warren's court
and after pleading not guilty, his preiimin'
ary hearing was set for Thursday.
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MARRIAGE licenses were issued to the
following By the county fe,s yesIerdSay6 Say6
of Bartlesville; g. i. Carman and Emma ID.
Campbell, both OF Tulsa; Arnot II. O'Dell,
sapupa. and Anna Ruth Morrow, Collins
Vile.
THE NEW CLASS in dietetcs will hold
its first meeting this afternoon at the
tion of Miss Mary Montgomery This class
will be given the same instruction as has
been given TO the Tuesday night class.
AT THEIR meetings Sunday the Epworth
league of Boston avenue Methodist church
subscribed sa50 to the Liberty loan fund and
the Philathea class of the same church
took ont a $50 bond. Philathea class ac'
tivities for the past week also included the
subscription OF $3.50 70 missions.
THE CASE against Robert Powell, ehiei
of Police OF. Sand Springs, and Patrolmar
James brought by r. Z. Ewing specia
deputy, was dismissed by Justice Warner
yesterday Ewing alleged that he had been
assaulted by the defendants after an hrgu
ment on the streets of Sand Springs.
REV. D. c. MALLORY, pastor Of tn,
|Ssand Springs Methodist church who i
Mrs Mallory, will be rendered farewell
reception this evening in the church. Botf
fhe pastor and Mrs. Mallory have mad'
many friends, who regret their pending de
parture.
SAM WHITEFEATHER, an Indian, wal
ing ing half DRINK" When the assistant cit,
attorney, Bailey Bell, asked him. ''wer'
your drunk, samr, he replied, mo. jus
a whole jagl" inquired Judge Evans, Al
he imposed the fine.
MARTIN MORAN, general superintendent
for the Texas Company in Oklahoma ant
Kansas, has returned from Camp Travis
Texas where he met his son William Morai
and other Tulsa boys in Companies II ant
l.. He says that the quarters are all tina
could be desired, that the boys were a litt
homesiek at first, but they are thorol.
reconriled and are even enioying the situa
ton.
NOTICE has been received at local arm.
recruiting headquarters that the signal en-
listed reserve corps has been done ava,
with and that hereafter men going into thi
branch OF the service will enlist in III
Enlisied signal corps. They will be sta
Toned at Depot Company X at Fort Sar
Uouston. Texas Most Of these men will b
given five months training in telegraphy
Electricity and radio work at A. s. NJ. col
iese at Bryan Texas,
1--WE WANTED TO get into action right
away. SO we choose the marines, state
Clarence c. Pope, % years old. who, wit
Harold Richardson and Jack Gallagher, a.
Of Tulsa. yesterday afternoon enlisted i
the United States marine service. Pop
and Richardson have been employed by tn
Sinclair Oil company. Gallagher with III
Carter company. They viii leave today 70
Port Royal, S. C., where the training scho'
is located.
THE COUNTY attorneys office will brin
formal charge Of murder against Jill
Burk. arrested Saturday night for assautin
the unidentified man. who died at the Okis
homa hospital at o'clock Sunday mornin
without regaining consciousness. n IL nc
probable an inquest will be held as th
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