Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-03
CitU NelCs in Brief

MKERGEL RoDOLF has returned from a
few days b'uincss trip to Wichita, Kan.
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W N ROBINSON Of Kansas city is in
Tulsa for a few days.
FRENAND DE GCELDRE viii leave the
last Of the week for Chicago to resume his
study Of voice.
j. W PINKSToN. motorcycle officer, has
received new Excelsior motorcycle for his
private use Il is of high power and can be
used Tor racing purposes
THREE RECRUITS we're accepted by the
navy recruiting officer yesterday. They were
a J WHboru of Quay, A. J. Price Of CleVe'
land and Robert Jones OF Drumrght.
s MAYO foreman Of the warehouse
department Of the Gypsy Oil company, il Just
out u the hospital fo,logiug three weeks con-
finemont ou account Of al operation.
LEWIS CLINE clerk Of Tulsa county. re.
turned sunday from an extended overland
tom thru New Mexico and Colorado. Mr..
Cline resumed his duties yesterday.
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BECAUSE OF III health Charles 4 Mac.
Donald. Identification clerk Of the local police
department has resigned that office and viii
leave Immediately for New Mexico where he
will remain until entirely recuporated
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FANNY ARMSTRONG filed suit in district
Jsmc, D. Dunn, who, tho petition alleges, owes
the plaintiff notes amounting to the sum
asked
THE TULSA County Bar association will
meet at 10 o'clock this morning TO elect
a judge of the county court pro temporc 60
serve Tor Judge II l.. standeven who has
disqualified himself TO hear an equity case
in which he once figured as an attorney.
JESSIE MOSS. 81, wife Of Ed Moss OF
i4ld West First, died Friday and the body
was sent to Reese. Greenwood county Kan >,
for burial The funeral and burial service
viii be held this afternoon. Reese was their
former home
At THE RFGUI AR monthly meeting Of the
board Of education last night several small
contracts for the equipment Of the unit
schools which are TO be built this summer
were lr Several claim, were allowed aud
many bids were received and referred to the
building committee.
IDA TURNER filed suit in superior court
Yesterday 10 obtain divorce from Butler
Turner whom she married In 1909 Mrs
Turner alleges that her husband has been
guilty OF gross neglect and mistroatment
having driven her from the family home in
May, 1916.
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ALIfGING THAT among other things her
husband threatened to cut her throat and
actually tried 10 do so, Mrs. LiE.ic Page,
wife " C. II. rsge, filed suit IN superior
court yesterday FOR divorce. They were
married In May. 1915. and live in Sand
Spring,, where Page conducts n store
MRS ROBERT MoWBRAY Of Kendall ad
dition died at her home at Gas o'clock last
night She is survived by an invalid hus.
band. Robert Mowbray She will be buried
from the Episcopal church within few
days hut final funeral arrangements have
not yet been completed
POLICE AID in locating missing husband
is sought In letter received by Chief OF
Police LUCAS Yesterday The letter is from
Cuthurih left BiSby two months ago for
Tulsa aud has not been heard OF by his wife
since.
MARION c march. former Tulsa news.
paper man. who has been AZ the officers
training camp At Fort Logan II Roots, Ark.
passed thru Tulsa Yesterday IN route to san
Diego. Cal. where he will become Identified
with the aerial corps Of the United States
army.
MARRIAGE LICENSES were issued yestCr.
day to the following couples; Edwin D.
ton, aged - Hawk Point Mo Bert R
aged 20 Tulsa: Eugene d. Casvell. aged 25.
Ncosho, Mo and Hazel l.. Miller aged "a,
Tulsa.
A SERIOUS ACCIDENT was narrowly
Avcried yesterday afternoon when the car
which Eugene Gladstock was driving WAS
struck by c 5 Younkman's car Giads,ock
was driving west on Brady street and started
10 turn on Boulder when 1t was struck by
the car In which Commissioner lounkman
WAS riding. The rear wheel Of Gladsioek's
car was smashed
CHARLES A REDiCK was given pre-
umiuary hearing before Justice Ed Warren
Yesterday and was bound over for trial on
two charges Of obtaining money under false
prctenses Redick is charged with having
csshed two small checks the signatures OF
which were forged. Bond was fixed a,
81 600 In each case. and the prisoner will
await trial in the county jail.
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No ONE SEEMS to know what was the
matter with joe Connor. but the fact re,
mains that Deputy Sheriff Wolfe called
yesterday morning to interrupt Mild
rampage which Connor was engineering. He
was arrested at his home where he was
temolishins an the furniture he could get
bis hsuds on. H~ is held in the county jail,
no charge having as yet been prefer
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JAMps VANpERSLICE father OF F VI.
yandey,lire of thi, city, died in San niegS;
year, OF age and was one OF the pioneers ot
Oklahoma formerly living At Norman and
Oklahoma City. He is survived by wife and
two sons T. NJ Nandershce OF Tulsa and
Hugh VSnderslicc OF Alex, Okla The remains
viii be brought hack TO Oklahoma for burial
az Norman, Friday, July 6.
At \ MEETING Of the Teachers Patrons
oi the ScQuoyah school held recently they
drafted resolution whihc was presented at
the meeting OF the board OF education last
night This resolution asked that gym.
nasium domestic science aud manual training
rooms he erected for that school. They
represented that the increase in the school
demanded larger and better equipment The
building committee WAS instructed 10 meet
with tho patrons and determine the nature
OF the improvements TO be made.
/ FATHER AND SON DAY AT "Y"