Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-26
City NelCS in Brief

LOCAL DAIRYMEN are to meet in the
basement Of the county courthouse tonight.
An extensive advertising campaign will be
discussed
THRU ITS SECRETARY, Clarence b.
Douglas. the Chamber of Comm cree is lend
ing is aid 70 local recruiting officers hoping
] 20 make recruiting work In Tulsa sue
cess.
IMPORTATION was filed in Justice Lee
! Daniels court yesterday against Frank
l.ocnra who is charged with having robbed
Il A Thomas of several dollars in money on
June %, 1917
DIVISION SIX of First Presbyterian
church will meet this afternoon IN the home
OF Mrs. q. Y. smith Division 3 will gather
n the home Of Mrs 7 s. johnson to sew
for the Red Cross.
DIR. LAWRENCE CARLETON Of Okla
bona City, who was recently graduated from
the medical department OF the state uni
| NerSlty. has entered upon his interneship IN
the Oklahoma hospital
80 ACTION HAS been taken on the
federal warrants for the arrest OF at least
three registration ssckers in Tulsa county
u Is expected service will be obtained when
Deputy United States Marshal John Moran
returns from MeAlester.
AN IsTHMIAN Tourists Guide has been
donated the Chamber OF Commerce by J.
Lehman. This volume embodes detailed in
formation Of Panama. Various curios from
Panama are expected daily and are TO be
exhibited in the commercial rooms.
JACK WARNER HAYES and Lloyd Stone
leave this afternoon for Muskogee where
they viii report for preliminary examinations
for entrance to Annapolis navy school Both
are Tulsa boys and obtained their appoint
ment from Congressman T. \. Chandler.
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CLAIMING TO HAVE furnished stone and
| labor on the construction Of the Palace build
ing, the Alexander King Stone company OF
day, asking damages against Simon Jan
kowssr for the sums of s2,O62 95, $3.50. ii
and 5000.
MARRIAGE LICENSES were issued yes
terday to the following couples Roger Will
ams aged 90 jerks and Elvira Rentie aged
81, Jenks: Dale l.. Courtwright 20, Caldwell
Kan, and Florence n Dohlstrom, Is, Caid
well. Kan; Msynaud Hall 22, Tulsa, anc
Cleo Hicks, 10, Tulsa,
DIR. FREDERIC b. sTURGIS, minister il
charge of the Episcopal church Of tha Gooc
Oklahoma hospital very Ill OF appendicitis
Doctor sturgis was removed to this city
Saturday and it is thot will recover withou
the ordeal OF an operation
WILLIAM DUTY, a laborer. suffered
slight injuries at the Cosden refinery yester
day afternoon when q wheelbarrOw Of leat
was overturned on his leg Duty wa rushed
his leg was not severely hurt Duty left tn,
hospital last night for his home in Wes
Tulsa.
JOSIAH DALIsUs' SO years old flag
man on the Frisco railroad and resident o
1928 South Elwood, engaged in a fistic en-
counter at the Cincinnati street crossing
Yesterday afternoon and had TO be taker
10 local hospital in the Mowbray m
bulance. He was dismissed shortly after
wards.
HARRY C. GRIFFITHs of New York
who represents The World publications ii
the national metropolis, is in the city fo
a few days. lie is accompanied by Mrs
Griffiths and during theirs stay in Tulsi
! they are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie
Z. Dent. Mr. Dent, who has been in New
York, accompanied them here
RED CROSS headquarters. which wer'
transferred TO Hotel Tulsa during Red Cros
week. have been moved back TO the OLE
stand at Fourth and Main. Donations Il
the national fund will be received at ths
tribution Of 5000 paid in Liberty bond
was added to the fund yesterday.
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A. LEWIS filed suit In superior eouI
interest in a certain oil lease now held b
, Paul Burton who was made defendant in III
case Lewis also asks that he be mad
trustee OF the lease and that Burton be re
Lewis estimates the worth Of the lease q
$4,000
MRS. A. W. COLEMAN win speak TO IN
members of the Drama circle at the HON
Q Of Mrs. C. f. Swanson az $3.50 o'clock o
!. Wednesday afternoon, Her subject will B
= How Women's Clubs Can Best Serve th
? Red Cross The women OF the Gran
s Army OF the Republic will sew as un
at the Red Cross workroom in the librar
o tomorrow All the members are urged I
{ come ont
CHARLES HUGHLETT, llyear.old SO
| Of Mr. and Mrs. J. l.. Hughlett, suffered
broken leg when he was struck yesterds
afternoon by street car. The accident O.
r CURED at the corner OF Third aud Madison
d, The youngSter WAS riding bicycle at Il
u time Of the accident, being in the employ
s the Tulsa Garment Factory. He was remove
to the Oklahoma hospital, where he was r
= ported to be resting easy last night.
9 =
=. CT WRIGHT, an employe OF L. X. Con
narrowly escaped injury yesterday afternoc
= when he was struck by an automobile at q
corner Of Sixth aud Boston. The automobi
was driven by Frank W. Lee andswas traye
= ing west on Sixth street. Wright who vi
: riding a bicycle. met the automobile in u
Y |
I was moving very slowly and did not touC
= the cyclst, but the bicycle was ground
pieces.
JUDGE II. l.. STANDEVEN Of the count
court spent the day In Broken Arrow yeSte
day, holding his regular term OF court
that city. Judge Stsndeven returned
Tulsa last might to take up his regular dock
this morning Preliminary hearing for VII
lam Crabtree, Hazel Brooks and Bess
shields viii be first on Judge Standeven
docket this morning The three are charge
with the murder Of Charles Shaw, who WI
found several weeks ago In an oil tank ne'
Ramona.
THE W O. T. u county institute recent
held at SapulpA was most successful and WI
attended by large delegation from Tuls
The institute was presided over by Mr.
Iilah D. Lindsay, county president. assist,
by the Tulsa and jerks unions. The n
tional organization is arranging 10 place q
ambulance corps In the field In Europe an
Anna Gordon the national president, h.
asked all local and county unions to assis
Tulsa county was the first TO respond with
pleadge of $50 for this purpose.
MRS G r. LAHMAN, who Is Who'll
heartedly interested In the food conserv
tion movement, Is recommending 10 all won
on with whom she comes In contact thl
empty bottles and Jars Of every descriptio
be saved 90 that they may later be file
with canned foods. Mrs. lahman has yo
unteered to care for some OF these b,
I products Of the kitchens OF her friends an
| hat har Ia h..