Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-07
CHy NeiUS IN BRET


THE REV DR Frederic y surgis, ,tely
assistant TO the rector Ot IInity episcopal
church, leaves the uty today TO resIae ia
Sapuipu 10 winch pace he was recently
appointed as Minister IN charge by kt. Rev.
theodore Payne thursday.
THE CHRISTIAN CHURCH will not trans.
fer their service to the courthouse next sun
day As was announced some time ago. Ar
rHngcmentA have been made by the church
board with the new owners ana the members
OF the church will hold their services IN their
present building for possibly siN months YET.
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REPRESENTATIVE OF \ large brok
Crag. tirm OF Kansas tity were her" yes
terdAy complesting auI Isements Tor runolng
special Wirc to the city III anticipation OF
the organization OF board 81 made here
under tnc tcrmA OF bill passed by the recent
Legislature
AMOS 4. EWING Of Guthrie, for many
years member OF the house ot representa-
lives from Logan county, arrived IN lulsa
yesterday to attend to some matters Of busl-
ncss. Representative Ewing mas been one
oi the sttuuch friends ana champions VI
Tulsa and the oil INDUSTRY IN thy state.
COMMISSIONER CHARLES 5. Younkinan
of the watcrworks department was not pre-
sent at yesterday morning meeting OF the
b"ard oi city commi,sionrrs, nelns detained
a. lUt itfull OF injuries aUri lli' u ln e. liilH
wreck which occurred IhHisd 10 iaH
on Whicl Mr louukman was udluS
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EXECUTIVE OFFICERS Of the Tulsa local
Of the United Commercial Travellers appeared
before the board OF directors ot the ,nam-
btr OF Commerce ycsttruuy at the rti1ay
monday luncheon as the guests Of thA, or.
gam Ou aud assured the Chamber OF Com
mri'c ui their loyal support Ih al msttcrs
prctaininE 60 the Development Of Tulsa and
lhr state general y
GEORGE W BRUCE, promincn, bust
ue,s man OF Muskogec was In the cIty yester
day Visiting iituds aud IN tnr interest Of
business. AIR Bruce altAO a frequent visitor
10 Tulsa, declare that nu city ~ the entire
'outhwtst thru Whicn he travels extensively
shows tuch signs OF Development and pros.
pcrity As this city.
THE y. NJ AND !. ". ,ocietics Of the
high school viii hold their annual Easter
sunrise prayer meeting Sunday morning at
b.Ia o ciucA IN the high school auditorium
There wi be d musical Program rendered by
the students and talks viii be made by
Rev. j ". Darby and Mr. Nyco the Y NJ
sponsor. All students viii attend the meet.
ing and the public is invited.
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ROY NEAGER, employed as teanSter
for the Co, Construction company of Sapulpa
was rushed to the Oklahoma no pital yester-
day morning Suffering from bad injured
foot. NcaSer was injured while az worI IN
Sapulpa and was brought TO the Ok.ahpma
hospital in the Sapulpa ambulance In order
that an operation might be pr,flrmld in.
mcdlatcly
ACCORDING TO + Z. Woods of Clare
more. who was here yesterday a witness in
criminal case, the city OF Claremore while
feeling badly over the action Of the governor
IN ahol1shing the Eastern oklahoma prcpara-
tor! school, has not given u. hope of being
am institutional town. movement is on
foot to convert the prep school into a
federal military academy OklLhoma's rep.
rrseutativts in congress have been importuned
to use their good offices to that end.
CITIZENS OF Broken Arrow have started
a movement to secure for their city the Ok
lahuma Methodist university, now ncatcd at
Guthrie The city OF Guthrie has failed to
come across with seyera things that the
university demanded aud Broken Arrow is
prepared to make them Il f.attering offer, it Is
| said Broken Arrow has been for many years
the home OF district agricultural college.
which was recently abolished by the state
4 legi lature. 1t is an ideal school town
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THE MATTER Of granting special permit
! for the erection Of n huge electric sign by
| the Palace thcater which was brought be
! fore the board Of city commissioners yester
day. was referred TO q committee composed
Of the buldiug inspector fire cniel and
I commits -iuner Of public property. /, is the
i sentiment Of the commissioners that no more
/ special permits be granted, and that if
! the present specifications are not broad
enough, the entire ordinance should D." re
Voked and another, more liberal substituted
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/ THE PERSONNEL of the high school
/ faculty has been rather irregular during the
past week Miss Harriet Campbell. English
Instructor. has been kept out Of her classes
since Wednesday on account Of illness but
is expected in school Monday. Miss Nell
/ Bowman. history instructor. was called to her
home in Grand Rapids, Iowa, last week as
her father was critically i'll Her father
died later and Miss Bowman, after attending
/ the funeral. will be back in school Monday
Mrs Cook and Mrs. Won Them have beer
substituting IN the classes Mrs Cook ha
had charge Of Miss Campbels classes ant
Mrs. Nou Therne has conducted Miss Bow
man classes.