Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-19
city NeUS in Brief

CttD NGtCS IN BTieI
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MRS j. G. COOK. wife Of DR.. J. c Cook
!, seriously Oh at her home 1899 South Bal
tmOre
MISS CELIA BoDRlN and Mrs. Dorothy
Lloyd LETT last night Tor New York. where
they will purchase fall stock for the Van.
deyer store.
MISS fILEN GARRIGAS is q patient in
10 local hospital, whore she underwent an
operation for appendicitis late Tuesday
DIR DANIEL ". WHITE leaves today for
Rochester Minn.. TO attend clinics tt the
MAYO saniiauum. Later he viii join rela-
''e' Tor al cutting at Atlantic City.
DIR. r +. LEE RHODES and Mrs Rhodes
/ left Tulsa ~ their motor car yesterday for
| a trip 20 Colorado Springs Doctor and Mrs
Rhodes Will take bungalow at Manitou and
remain for six weeks.
| ;. W AKIN has returned from a tree
| weeks TRIP TO the Atlantic coast. Most Of
| Mr.. Akins time was spent in the shoe mar
keti Of New York and Massachusetts.
MRS. GERTRUDE rcrryman and daughter
Coline, aud Mrs. Perrymans mother. Mrs
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an overland trip to Colorado.
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HIRAM FREDERICK, who left Tulsa sew
eral weeks ago Tor Roswell, n. NJ, in search
OF improved health, ID recuperating, much
to tho satisfaction Of his relatives and
friends,
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HEARING on THE MOTION to dissolve
the injunction on Bob Poweils alleged road.
house near the fairgrounds was postponed
yesterday by Judge Conn Linn. The case
probably viii come up for hearing Saturday.
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MILLARD g. wORRELL, formerly man
ager OF the tltchison Lumber company, and
Irving Jones also an employe Of the com
pany, left yesterday on western trip prior
to entering upon their services in the army
In August.
A FALLING STREET light at Third and
Main landed on the head Of a 4-ysar-old child
yesterday morning aud knocked Il down. IL
was narrow escape for the baby, who arose
weeping oopiously, but apparently uninjured.
MRS A W. COLEMAN will address the
Daughters Of the Confederacy on Friday. at
which time they will complete their orrpniya-
ton for Red Gross workroom wor1. This is
the twenty second organization to pledge 1t.
self for service in the workroom
MARRIAGE LICENSES were granted yes.
terday TO the following couples: Bon Snhee,
aged 20. Bhby. and Mrs Anna IS Roberts.
aged 90. Hot Springs, Ark: Charles Hines
aged 30, CollinSyille, and Syntha AXion aged
20, Collinsville.
CLAIMING THAT he had signed check
on her account without authority to 10 So
Margaret Goats filed suit In district court
Yesterday to collect $4,000. the amount OF
the check, from J. u. Goats The check was
drawn on the Producers State bank OF Tulsa
aud was signed by Margaret Goats, per j ID.
Goats.
no CHANGE IN he condition Of Paul
Wells, l2yearold boy, who has been uncon.
scious ever since he was struck by fire
engine last Saturday, was reported by pny-
sicians last night. No intimation Of how the
youth will come out can be learned until he
comes from his state OF coma.
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POLICE OFFICERS have been asked to aid
In 'he search for a Ford automobile stolen
from the rear Of the Y. NJ G. A. building,
and belonging to the Yarhola Pipe Line com.
psny. The police have been furnished with
description of the machine, which bears en-.
yine No. l,995,6o9.
CAPT IL g. LAREAU. Lieut. NJ J. Fer.
guSon and Lieut.. J. j. Nabham OF Oklahoma
ambulance company No l have been ordered
viii report ON July 20 and return 70 Tulsa
for the home rcndczvouE camp at the fair.
grounds, which opens August 8.
MAJ W Ahb lali hElt lllllt sou OF Mrs
lIette Lipkcy, met with the misfortune Of
losing an eye Monda, while playing with
number OF children In the east part OF the
city. The injury was caused by pointed
stick which had been thrown into the air
by one OF the children
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CITY COMMISSIONER 4. ID. Walker an.
nounced yesterday that the ordinance author.
hing the street department TO proceed with
the plan to widen number ot downtown
streets was being prepared by the legal de.
partment and probably would be presented
TO The board OF city commissioners Friday
for their approval.
4 J. COOKE Of Tulsa and W. ]. McCuis.
ton ot Avsnt agents OF the Columbian Ma.
tonal Life Insurance company OF noston.
will leave today by way Of Niagara Falls TO
attend an agency convention OF their com.
pany to he held In Boston during the week |
Of July 20 After the convention eloscs they |
will visit number Of eastern cities ami will
return to Tulsa about August 5.
BASEBALL POOLS ARE to follow in the
path Of punchhosrds Kelly pool pay ball |
and such games Of chance according to John
y Mesorvc city attorney, who yesterday is.
sued instructions to the chief OF police to
proceed with the program to clean up" |
the moral tone OF the city, as the health de. |
partmcnt has attempted to brighten Up the
sanitary tone.
CRY TREASURER Atkinson yesterday re.
ceiyed from Oklahoma City approximately |
s'7 zoe as Tulso's share OF the firemen' |
pension fund This now gives the local fire
men pension fund Of approximately s7S..
600 with which to operate their plans OF
giving pensions TO retired iremen aud In
paying hospital and doctor claims Of fire.
men injured In line OF service.
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y r. GRAHAM'S SpeciN committee Of
Chamber Of Commerce men, engaged In Sc.
curing options on lands adjacent TO Tulsa
which may serve as an aviation csntonment
site is busily engaged In visiting proposed
sites. having maps made and securing other
data which may be OF value In presenting
this citys claim for the location OF q camp
In the event hat representatives of the
war department are sent here TO Investigate.
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THE REV, II. l.. YARGER d. d, OF Chi.
eago, general superintendent OF the church
extension board OF the Evangelical Lutheran
church In the United States, Is expected p
Tulsa next Sunday evening on an official
A special service is TO be held
at st Marks Lutheran church, Fifth and
hwood, at =, m, Doctor Yorgcr will
preach. This will he his first visit mere in
several years and II is at once compliment
and an opportunity for Tulsa Lutherars.