Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-01

and with a capital stock Of $4,000 would
open a place OF business in this city within
the next week or ten days The officers Of
this gew concern are Monloe Engler, A. l..
Lowensiein and l. J. Weinman.
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GALE MoGUL, representing one Of the
leading lowelry houses Of the country, ar
rived in Tulsa yesterday Mognl declares
that never before in the history OF the trade
has the price Of diamonds been as high as II
l. at the present and that the prospects for
continued warfare and its restrictions on
importation indicates even greater iu-
ereasS IN the price Of jewels.
THERE Is 4 SMALL orchard in the down
town business district In few more
months business men may pause in their
active pursuits TO pluck cherries, peaches,
apples or pears from the fruit trees now in
iull bloom az the southwest corner Of Fifth
and Main whore n nursery firm has e'tab-
hshed headquarters ON vacant lot. Tho
manager OF the firm said yesterday that the
trees would beai fruit unless removed before
the productive season.
THE INJUNCTION SUIT brought by the
county commission against the Tulsa Street
Railway company to prevent the construc-
lion OF line over the approaches to the new
West Tulsa bridge was not taken mp YES.
terday In district court as scheduled. judge
Linn is expected TO pass upon the app'i cation
Monday. The suit OF the Constanuu Refn.
ing company against the county commis-
sioners 10 restrain them from using ground
OF the refinery for the bridge approach
was also continued until Monday.
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MARRIAGE Licenses we're issued yes.
ttrday to Charles L. Vaughan. 2s, Tulsa
and Mrs. Lucille Findley, p, Kansas City ;
Jim Lack, 90, and Mrs. Maudc Ford, 20,
Broken Arrow Charles Myers, 35, and Meta
stephens, II, Broken Arrow Consent Of
brides father given): VII lam lluckaby, ~,
and Florence Neder. lG. Preston Okla.
tconsent of mother Of bride given) John
a. Hatfield so, and Clara Edna Russell, -,
Kansas City.
THE CHARGE OF grand larceny against
Harry Stekoll and eight other men was dis
missed in the court OF Justice Lee Daniel
Yesterday. They were accused of stealing
$3.50 worth Of casinc from an oil lease near
jerks. Evidence showed that the pipe was
stolen by another man whom the police had
allowed to escape in the arrest of the otltt
nine men. lie had employed part Of the
defendants to haul the pipe from jerks to
Tulsa.
.AnJUTANT GENERAL EARP Of the Ok
hhoma national guard arrived in Tulsa yes
arrangements for the remodeliug of build
ings at the free county fairgrounds to be
used for armOries for q Rrst oklahoma
Ambulance company, and Company {, Okla
homa national guard. lie returned to okla
homA City at noon, TO participate in the
patriotic celebration which vii be held there
today.
THE BODY of Floyd McKeever. who died
NJ the age of / 7 at the home Of his parents.
ten miles east of Tulsa, last Thursday, was
buried Saturday in the Catholic cemetery.
Services were held at Holy Family church at
10 O'Clock Saturday morning. The deceased
is survived by mother and father. Mr. and
Mrs NJ. McKeeyer a sister, Mrs viii Lini,
han, and two brothers, Roy and Earl lie
was bright lovable, ambitious youth, with
legion Of friends who loved him for his
sunny disposition and his exceptional char
actcr.