Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-08-03
City Nelus in Brief

New York markets.
" =. HOLLIS has gone for a two weeks
ys'"iion trip 10 St Louis and points IN
Illinois.
RAYMOND HoAGLAND aud Harold
Mooney left yesterday on vacation trip TO
Chicago Niagara Falls and Canada
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O. II DIETRICH Of this city hs, just
undergone second operation from winch he
Is recovering nicely in a Kansas City hospital.
ALERT c MITCHELL left last night for
a ten day business and pleasure "Trip to st.
r. JAY, one of The World, linotype
operators, yesterday enlisted in Company {,
Oklahoma National Guards.
E. MLEsTFE FoRgEITrp 8, ,o.n
bond 10 police court Yesterday afternoon lie
Was charged with minor traffic violation.
HARRY NJ wELI.ivFR. recorder Of Ak.
dar Temple, left yesterday for Lock Haven,
Penn, where he was called IN account Of The
death of his mother, Mrs Sarah +. Weiliyer
POLICE DETECTIVE BLAINE was called
to hriatow Yesterday afternoon where his
| iathcr was reported in serious condition
following prosiration from heat.
SOL BuRCrTr. jituey driver. was dis
noon. lie was charged with overlooking
jitney bus
PAULINE ALBRIGHT WAS arraisned in
police court yesterday afternoon on charge
Of vagrency. Evidence was Of insufficient
/ consequence TO warrant conviction AMI was
released.
TOM BOYDSTEN former special auditor
fCr the city OF Tulsa. aud recently appoip,od
by GOV r. L. Williams as member Of the
/ IYu tod t.t. H..
Is IN Tulsa on business matters.
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W \. NANDENER left wednesday night
on rip TO the New York marke,S lie was
accompanied by Mrs vandever and they viii
visit many points OF interest in Canada before
returning
G II. SCHAFF. who with his family left
few weeks ago to spend some time in CALI
forniA is seriously III in Los Angeles 1t is
reported that he has complication of
physical ills and that there is doubt as to
the outcome OF his illness.
EMMA PHILLIPS who was arrested dur.
ing a camraigr ON East First street rooming
! Yesterday afternoon charged with vagrancy.
She was held luiltl by tho court and pen
allied $50. An appeal will be taken.
CLEO MANLY. coI'oRED. was assessed
fine Of 81 in municipal court yesterday after.
noon. She had been charged with disturbing
/ the peace. Evidence tended to show that it
was not pronounced disturbanc" and that
there seemed to have been provocation
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\ BABY Roy, nine rounds. WIS born
/ Wednesday evening to sir and Mrs II II.
/ Townsend Seventh and Cincinnati Both
mother AMI baby are doing well. according
to latest reports. Townsend Was formerly
assistant chief of police OF Tulsa.
n!LIE GRANT and Carl Burton were
| arr1lgucd before ludg' II. l. Standevcn in
county court yesterday ON . charge Of pos
session Of intoxicating liquors. They are
ALLEGED 20 have held five pints OF whisky
Bond was fixed at $1,000 for each defendant
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MRS. G. o. HOLLOW was hostess at the
chlldrens day nursery on Wednesday and
| took the baby guests for the day on ah auto
mobile trip TO see the circus parade. The
mere absence OF parade, Mrs. Hollow said
did net prevent the children from enjoying
the motor car trip.
\ BUILDING permit was requested yester.
day by the TcNaS Pipe Line company of OK.
| lahomG which would permit the erection on
Hartford of garage TO cost approximately
$4,000. The building will nave a floor space
of 1870 square fcet, being l22 by &c feet
IN size
CONCU YESTERDAY was poured into
the first 90 bee erected over the base
mcnt floor ot the Cosdcn building which is
IN course o. construction ON the southeast
for the first floor OF this building were
erected or the Fourth street front
DESPITE war time prices or excuses for
so.callcd war prices cid King High Cost
OF Living suffered % jolt chrouiclcd ON mcuu
cards OF local restaurants yesterday. Water
m,lor, heretofore selling at II cents the
order was dropped TO dime at most OF tho
doHrtown eating houses.
RIG BILL" ne gro was fined $40 for
disturbing the peace b{ Justice, Lee Daniel
ficd with the foregoing nomenclature aud
would youchsafc no further information re-
gardinc His last name. H. was charged with
running rampant IN Little Africa Wednesday
n ght.
MARRIAGE LICENSES were issued yes
toriav to the following couples. Chester &.
Ida r. Smith, aged rs, CedarviGc. iii; |
~. u. Bouan, aged 49, BiXby, and Hazel |
Griffin, aged -, BMby. NJ. r. Griffin. |
tetehr # the girl in the latter couple, gave
his consent to the marriage.
c ARTHUR RRoWN, father Of tho new
filtration plant which is being erected al
tho wetorworks station to give to Tulsa a |
pure water supply, arrived in the c,ty yestrr |
day 70 make an inspection Of thS plant and |
10 check up the work ot the construction |
company and the engineering firm which has
supervision over the contractors.
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SECRETARY DOUGLAS Of the Char,hcr Of
Commerce Yesterday received notice from
friends Of certain candidate for political
place in This state. asking that the local
civic organization pay for the printing aud
billing Of the appearance in this city OF that
canaiiaic The free use OF au assembly
place also was requested.
WORK on THE DRAFT calls, which has
taNcd the stcnosraphcrS and clerical force OF
th" city hall TO capacity will probably hold
up the issuance OF the July health lsport for
several days 10 also was stated yesterday
that several OF the physicians had made non
report covering the birth and death statistics
for the latter part OF the month
MARSHALL SMITH, former Tulsa news
paper man left yesterday for Pawhuska,
whore he today assumes the dual position
OF publicity director for the commercial club
and municipal park Superintendent Mr.
Smith rceertly retired as publicity man for
the city OF Clinton, Okla, and with his wifo
bad been visiting friends in Tulsa for several
days