Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-07
City NeUs in Brief
GEORGE ~ CANTERBURY has returned
rom a buiiness trip TO Wyoming.

GEORGE NJ. CANTERBURY has returned
from business trip TO Wyoming.
OFFICIALS or the Gulf Pipe Line com.
pauy met at luncheon yesterday at Hotel
Tulsa.
CLYDE DILLON and A J. Cripe lef,
! yesterday for rev Gays fishing trip in the
i Spayinaw nils.
EUGENE LORToN has returned from Kan
sas City where be accompanied Mrs. Lorton
and their son Robert, en- route 10 California
for the summer
BONDS IN THE sum OF $40 were forfeited
IN municipal court yesterday afternoon. In
al instances the law infractons were in.
'oSiea'ion or traffic violations.
A FINE OF s. was assessed D. g Bryan
in police court yesterday afternoon. He
was charged with parking his car on Main
street more than the prescribed half hour
ANNOUNCEMENT WAS made yesterday
that the Mission OF Redeeming Love, which
for number Of years has occupied quar-
ters ht 100 East Second has secured a
building at 100 South Boulder.
A PINE OF 80 50 was assessed NJ. L.
Kinney in municipal court yesterday after.
noon. He entered plea OF guilty TO q
charge OF parking in safety zone.
W. V. FOWLER was arraSned before
Judge II. l. standeyen in county court yes
! terday charged with the conveyance OF in.
| toSicatng liquors. lie was bound over for
trial, bond being fixed at $1,000.
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THERE WILL BE no evening service Of
First Christian church during July and
August according TO recent decision Of the
board. in order to give Rev. J. W. Darby
vacation during mat time
HIS ACTION in pleading guilty to parking
his car more than thirty minutes on Main
street saved W W. Lockhhrt so so yesterday
afternoon in police court. nominal fine
| OF s2 so was assessed:
HERsCHEL JOHNSON. arrested in con.
nection with the theft OF Ford car from
/ the Owl garage on the morning Of July 4,
was discharged in city court yesterday aft
with the theft.
PERCY EVANS Of Esvondidom. in south
ern California, is in Tulsa for a few days
, visiting his sister, Mrs. G. o. Hollow Of
I 1880 Baltimore Mr.. Evans Is editor Of the
Times Advocate Of EsyondidOm.
JOHN F ROGERS filed sui, for divorce
from Clara Rogers in superior court yester.
day claiming neglect and desertion AS reasons
why the decree should be issued Mr.. and
Mrs Rogers were married at Pittsburg, Kan,
in 1913.
H R. KrrcHUI. proprietor of til.
Ketchum hotel. announces the appointment
OF Louis Miller TO the position Of general
manager of the Ketchum hotel. Mr.. Miller
was formerly connected with Hotel Tulsa in
the capacity of dining room manager
THE BUILDING inspector yesterday
served notice on the agents of the Palace
building corner Of Main and Fourth. that
unless fire escapes were erected Immediately
the entire building would be closed and no
tenants would be permitted to enter the
structure.
NO SESSION was held in district court
yesterday on account Of the absence OF Judge
Conn Linn, who was in Pawnee at the hearing
on the Wolverine Oil motion for change OF
Judge before Judge y. f. Mcneil. 1t is
probable that Judge Linn will not return
until Sunday.
MARRIAGE LICENSES were issued yes
terday to the following couples +. b Austin,
aged 49, Tulsa, and Blanche Clark, aged
27, Muskogee; OFT Ballard. aged "a, Tulsa,
skinner aged q, Vinita, and Myrtle smith,
aged 20, Ada.
COMMISSIONER A. D. WALKER an
nounced yesterday morning that in the future
the city would donate prisoners TO the park
board for the purpose OF helping keep the
city parks in proper condition. The broom
brigade was sent to Owen park yesterday
ANNOUNCEMENT WAS made yesterday
morning of the sale Of the building occupied
by the musicians union on South Boulder
BY s DeZell Hawley and William II. Walker
to the Quaker Investment company. While
the exact figure OF the transaction was not
announced, Il was suggested that 1t was In
excess Of $4,000.
TWO BUILDING permits were issued yes
terday morning by Herman kopp, city build
ing Inspector for residences TO cost more
than si0. 600. One was for two-s story brick
rcSidence S to be built by Arthur II Craver in
Sunset mark at = cost OF S2l 600 and another
to Charles T. Carver, Sunset park. frame
residence to cost approximately $4,000.
TODAY IS the last on which the force Of
clerks in the office of Mayor John H. Sim.
mons have TO work in completing the making
Of duplicate registration cards. These cards
will bear key number and complete list
will be made to be forwarded to the war de-
partment II is from the key numbers that
the draf, selections will be made.
G T. CASTLE filed suit in superior court
yesterday morning for SO, 700 damages for
Injuries which he received on the Frisco
railroad july 5, 1915: According to his
petition. Castle was thrown by sudden
lureh Of the train agains; the back OF seat,
his knee being broken by the impact The
accident happened at Mone,t No.
THE EPWORTH LEAGUE OF the flrst
NJ r church will have a rally at the church
Sunday evening beginning at o'clock.
There will be special music conducted by
Miss Ruth Park Mrs Robert Boice Carson
will sing. The meeting will be led bv Miss
Ruth Wet and a report OF the Epworth
League convention OF last week will be read.
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MARTIAL WAS his name and martial he
lwas At least. Barney Clesver. patrolmsn,
considered him as such when he pointed
revolver at b. F. 1ugerson last month As
a consequence Martial Reed was nrrsigned
before Judge II. l.. S,andeven in county
court yesterday morning and was bound over
for trial Bond was fixed at $500 which
Reed Was unable to make.
SECRETARY DOUGLAS Of the Chamber Of
Commerce announced yesterday that several
new members had been added 10 thtSt organ
nation within the past week, wholly thrus the
efforts Of Persistent r NJ McFarlin. in
cluding the following: Carter on company
sl2O annually: Sinclair Oil company, sl2O
annually: Tidal Oil company, $40 year,
A l.. Funk, 100 year, and Joe II. Evans
$50 year.
TIE PR0TRACTED meetings held at the
Hickory coal mines were brought to close
on Friday night Unbr the direction OF
Elder Joseph Arber Of Independence, Mo,
the two weeks revival was a great success
~ the Latter Day Saints church, Tenth and
Rockford Elder Arhcr will talk at the morn.