Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-23
City NelUs in Brief

d. A. M'DoUGAI. attorney OF sapulpa, was
In the city yesterday.
L. L. DOYLE left Saturday afternoon for
New Orleans on sh:rt business trip.
MR. AND MRS. d. MAHoNEY an.
nounced the birth OF daughter Friday morn
ing. They live at 2le North Elwood
W r. GUBERsON has returned from a
W. GUIBERSoN has returned from a
two months holiday spent in the sierras OF
California.
MARRIAGE LICENSES were issued yes
terdny TO Ben , Smith and Miss Dicit
Jones, Tulsa; p. L. Harvey and Miss Bertha
Gallaher Tulsa.
II. A. slMoYs was fined $40 yesterday
afternoon in police eour: on charge Of
speeding. He was arrested by Motorcycle
Officer y Dell
CHARLES f. MILES,, police judge, and
J. w. Rowsey, prominent banker, came over
from Muskogee yesterday and spent the day
transactng business.
EARL, YOUNG SON Of Mr.. and Mrs. e.
II. DcClasten. 1io3 South Main, underwent
q minor operation at the L. ,. hospital last
night He is reported to be doing nicely.
LEWIS CLINE county clerk. returned yes
tcrday morning from Oklahoma City where
he attended the annual meeting OF county
clerks and tressurers s,s The meeting place Tor
next year was fixed at Oklahoma City
PROF. E. L. pIckERsoN. principal Of
OsnEe school. who has been seriously III Tor
three days in local hospiu is sighny I'm
proved Professor Dickerson was injured In
collision with buggy.
BILLY MILES, arrested Friday night by
Motorcycle Officer Walker on charge OF
driving his automobile with one light out,
was dismissed yesterday afternoon In ponce
court.
REVEREND BRIDEHoEFT of Broken Ar.
row will conduct religious services IN the
courthouse Sunday evening at o clock;
Reverend Bridehocft represents the Missouri
synod Of the Evangelical Lutheran church
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FRANK WRIGHT charged % wa was .eYirydng eYrryding
afternoon in police court Wright contended
that he was taking the revolver to ms room
and carried II in such a manner that anyone
could have seen ".
A TWO WEEKS civil jury term in the
district court with Judge n. J.. Mcneil on
The bench. will begin October +, IL was an.
nounced yesterday. Judge Conn Linn VIII
hold an equity term of one week staring
October Is.
MRS A-w. COLEMAN attended a Sand
Springs dinner yesterday noon and talked 10 10
the people assembled on the obligations OF All
Americans TO aid in Red Cross relief work
Move than $40 was raised at the dinner
which will be used in the purchase Of work
room psteria
II W M'MuLLIN, proprietor OF room,
ing house at 4lOH West First, was fined
$50 Yesterday afternoon in police court on q
charge of vagrancy. Police who arrested
him stated that the conditions existng IN
his rooming house where they had found sew
eral cases of lewd conduct and also hquor.
Justified such charge being put against the
proprietor.
l.
POLICE JUDGE EVANS Yesterday after'
noon dismissed the case against q. W.
Curlev negro deputy sheriff who had been
arrested on q charge OF assault; D. Dearnan'
another negro who caused Curley s arrest,
testified that he was assaulted severely when
he resisted arrest at the hands Of the negro
deputy.
T. ]. FANNIGAN, arrested for driving win
brirht lights. was dismissed yesterday after
noon in police court by Judge Evans when
he told the court ne had merely turned OF ms
dinners when he noticed number OF chli.
dren playing in the streets and he dld nol
wnnt 10 take a chance OF running over one
of them.
L. II. CLINE, a darymsn, was fined Siu
Yesterday afternoon in police court on
CHARGE Of irving checks greater in value than
,hc amount Of the bank deposit Ponce