Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-06
City Nelrs in Brief

City Nelrs in Brief (,
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BRITT SINS. negro pugihst eieApei =
!A4 ,eniene. In municipal court yesterday By
I marrying lie promised 20 marry the woman
with whom he had been guilty Of alleged
illegal oohabiiation II sentence was suspended
DRUNKENNESS AND NEGLECT of duty
are grounds upon which Mrs. Daisy Yates
flied suit for divorce in superior court yes
ierdAy from J A. Yates whom she married
On Chrittmas day. 1914.
W W HOLMES, Who recently received
the appointment Of assistant paymaster in
the navy, has already entered upon his new
duties In Washington. Mrs. Holmes will
leave soon 10 Join her husband for residence
in the capital.
A sTEREoPTICoS' LECTURE has been
announced for next Wednesday evening Al
! First Presbyterian church Pictures Of south
America will be shown and an Invitation I,
Intended TO all to be present and learn more
about our sister republics
ERNEST HAMPTON wa. .r.ign.t in
county court Yesterday charged with having
/ In his possession Intoxicating liquors He
was bound over for trial az the next term
Of court with $1,000 bond, which be was
unable TO make
MISS HIl.DA JONES began he. duties
/ FOR Tulsa county untn her acceptance u
/ her new duties Miss Jones has been teacher
/ IN the local schools
woRKMEx HAVE completed their opera.
/ lions On tie new third floor courtroom in
/ the country courthouse. This room. which
y contracted on the metranine floor, will
serve a. an emergency room for the second
district court until permanent quarters can
bs provided.
TWO DAYS after he had been dismissed
/ BY Judge Evans following his plea OF not
guilty Of being a vAgfani, George Wann was
again arrested on similar charge and yes
! ierday afternoon was penaiized s25 lie
was arrested in a house believed 10 be oc.
cupied by dope hends
ONE HUNDRED ASD TEN licenses have
| been h'ued to date. permitting tobacco
| per cent have been given TO dealers in Tulsa
/ Al who sell egarets without one OF these
licenses j. now subject to a heavy fine and
| imprisonment.
RAY i. TRIMBLE, the local general agent
Tor the Missouri Pacific railway has opened
temporary offices in the Chamber OF Com.
merce rooms on Ett Third lie Is expecting
a shipment Of furniture for his new Offices
at any time Mr. Trimble is trying to secure
office room In the GAllss building but no
arrangements have been made IA, yet
ROSS E DAWSON and Paul Young. stu
dents Of Phillips university at Enid who
spent the Fourth with relatives and friends
IN Tulsa, will leave this morning for Sperry
where they will continue their work during
their. vacation. Ross is the brother OF
Claude Dawson Of this city and was grAdu.
R,ed from Tulsa high school in 1918.
E +. oRERHoLTlER. representing the
interests OF the Navy league, and c Y
Buchner secretary Of the Red Cross society.
went TO Broken Arrow TO talk on war work
OF the Tulsa Red Cross workroom, went
| slong to talk TO the women OF Broken Arrow
on the needs Of making Red Cross supplies.
woRKMEY WERE busily engaged last
night in making a number OF alterations to
| tho First National bank building Growth
| OF business at the First National has made
| II necessary to secure additional quarters on
! the second floor, and q private stairway Is
10 he erected between the bank prop,- and
the bookkeeping department.
! TT is PROBABLE that report will b.
] q I'd at lp Fiji
/ meeting Of the city commissioners by II
| Harris, superintendent Of construction on
| progress Of work at the new water filtra.
tion plant. Work 81 that place is being
rushed and the city fathers are keeping in
close touch with the construction.
| MORE THAN fifteen hundred OF the
| duplicate registration cards have been com.
+ pleted by the force Of assistants working in
| the office OF the mayor and DR. $ DeZell
l liawley, In order that the entire set may
eo in the hands Of the 9sdintant general by
| Saturday night. Even Doctor HIWley and
Mayor Simmons spend several hours a day
IN making out the cards.
IF PLANS winch now ar. under r,v
are carried thru all Of the railroads of the
city and roads having representatives. In
Tulsa will have downtown offices located on
the second floor ot the Calais building The
Katy and the Wabash roads have offices
there now and it is the Intention OF local
officials to open railroad string OF offices
there.
THE REV. c. V. Killing has returned
from Ssllisaw, whore he went to attend the
funeral OF the late DR. Frederic Dewitt
s,urgis, which was held In that place. Doctor
Sturgis was for a number Of years pastor of
the Presbyterian church Of 'sallisaw and had
many friends there whose request 1t was
that the aged clergyman be laid at rest near
them Doctor Stursls had no living relatives
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AT A MEETING Of the board OF directors
Of the Tulsa Ch.u DER Of Commerce today at
noon several ms,,,'s of importance are ex.
pected TO be brought TO the attention OF the
officials OF the organization. among them
the part the Committee appointed by Mayor
Simmons TO assist In the expenditure Of the
bond money will take. Several OF the com.
mitteemen, including the chairman r NJ
Mefarlin, are officials OF the Chamber Of
Commerce.
THE FUNERAL OF Rebecca Temple
Mowbrsy wife Of Robert Mowbray, who died
Tuesday, wss held yesterday afternoon con.
dueted by the rector. Rev. {. V. King from
Trinity Episcopal church OF which she had
been member ever since coming to this
city In 1902. The deceased was born Angus,
u 1916, in Boston. Lincolnshire England,
and came to America in 1878. For eight
years she was resident OF Philadelphia, after
which she removed TO Scdalia, Mo, in 1899,