Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-26

oilccfs. she was dismissed by the court.
MR. AND MRS. J. T. MmAuoy returned
home yesterday from two weeks visit at
Wichita Ealls, Texas.
W. q. BARNES of smallon No. enlisted
as approntice seaman in the navy at the
local recruiting station. yesterday.
ALFRED RICkEY was fined IS yesterday
afternoon in municipal court for driving a
car with bright lights
MISSES HAZEL MpoNALp and Ella
Gene Howard and Mrs Frank Campbell re-
turned yesterday fr-s a visit to Kansas city.
MRS. MAUDE ROBERTS. who has been
In the office Of Mayor Simmons for several
months, has gone 10 her home In kAnsas
and VIII not return.
REV. ALBERT MASSEY OF ST. Marks 5
Lutheran church has returned from yisit
10 the Oklahoma consistory Of Scottish Rite
Masons, in reunion In Guthrie
" T. HALSELL, formerly well.k known
oklahoma cattlomhn, who still owns large
ranch seven miles east Of Tulsa, is seriously
III at his home in Kansas City
THE CLOVIS DANClNG club has cards
out for its fourth dancing reception Saturday
evening September 20, at the knights OF
Columbus hall
MRS; HARRIET wARDELL left last night
Tor Gait, Ontario where she will spend a
month with her uncle Dr. Tom Barden, after
which she will travel thru Canada.
ALI. NURSES interested in the completion
OF Unit n. d, 256 are requested TO meet at
ihe Red Cross workroom in the public library
Friday afternoon at ? $50 o'clock.
". 2. SCOTT CHARGED with viola.
tion OF the traffic ordinance, forfeited $40
bond in police court yesterday afternoon by
falling TO appear for trial
LEWIS CLINE, county clerk. with Mrs
Cline, will leave this morning for Oklahoma
City whore they will attend the state fair
today and this evening They will then 90 to
SedsNa No, to spend the rest Of the week
Z. H. YouNG. Frisco passenger agent,
is in tho language OF his office force, rid.
ing troop trains this week. Mr. Young
accompanied soldier train TO Fort sill
yesterday and will be busy all the rest OF
the week Oh similar missions.
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c. +. BUCHNER, who has been in New
York attending an international conference
OF Y. NJ c. A. war workers. will return to
Tulsa today, bringing with him plans which
the var work council has outlined for i'm
mediate execution.
SCHOOL DISTRICT No. 4, south Of Tulsa
will hold dedication ceremonies in the new
school building Sunday afternoon. The serv
ices will be in charge OF the Gospel team OF
Tulsa Mrs. Mnn,tte Hedges, county super.
intendent, will speak.
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PAT MURPHY, factory inspector for the
state commissioner Of labor'S officer was in
Tulsa yesterday investigating certain indus.
trial conditions Complaint has been made Of
the ovens in some Of the bakeries here and
Inspector Murphy was looking these over.
Mrs. JOHN scHofIELD and daughters
Dolores and Ella have returned home after
spending the summer with Mrs. Schofiold 5
father in Racine Wis. She was accompanied
home by her sister, Miss Florence Rode, and
her cousin, Mrs. George Z. Herchen.
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COMPANY . Of the Third Kansas infantry
from Cauey, Kan. arrived here last night at
1880 O'Clock on the way to Camp Doniphan,
hours 70 make train connections during which
time mess was held.
JUD HATFIELD. arrested by Motorcycle
Officer o. Dell on charge Of speeding. was
fined 500 in police court yesterday afternoon
by Judge Evans. O'Dell testified that after
placing Hatfield under arrest he became in
dignant and threatened him.
CHIEF or POLICE LUCAS yesterday an.
nounccd the appointment Of J. A. Rowles
rs traffic officer ROwles has been assigned
10 post al Fourth and Main, where his
weight Of geo pounds and his height Of six
feet four is expected to assist him in hand
ling the traffic.
SECRETARY CLARENCE Douglas Of the
Chamber of Commerce is expected TO re-
turn Thursday after "a two weeks business
trip to the East. where he attended the
special called meeting of the directors OF
the Chamber Of Commerce OF the United
states AZ Atlantic City.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES were issued yes.
terday to John Spybuck Shawnee, and Mrs.
Ona Washington. Dewey: Robert Hancock and
Miss Vita Stutsman, Tulsa; Walter II. Plank
and Miss Marguerite Judd Dawson, and TO
Raj + Ford and Mrs. Tessie lttner, Coffey.
vile, Kan.
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SIX NEGROES and a white boy were each
fined $40 yesterday afternoon in police court
on charge OF gambling. They had been
arrested by Captain Wilkerson and Detective
Wilkcrson In an alley. Judge Evans also
ordered the officers to confiscate the sI6s5
found involved in the game,
NEW ORDINANCES with reference to the
city health dc-1rtment are now being drawn
by the city attorneys department. and are
TO he presented q the board OF city com
missioncrs within the near future for their
The ordinances are being drafted
under the supervision OF pr. s. DeZell Haw-
ley. city superintendent Of health.
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SUIT WAS INSTITUTED in the superior
court yesterday by Mrs Anna Blak!ey against
the Tulsa Red Ball Transfer company, for
81 500 damages her son, Herbert Scroggins, is
alleged TO have sustained on September Ia
II is said that the boy, who is 10 years old
was employed by the company aud was in
jured by falling thru a hole in the floor OF
one OF the wagons
MISS UNA CARR, secretary 20 the city
board Of health, returned yesterday from a
two weeks vacation spent IN Chicago and
been more than busy during the sumner
months with clerical work pertaining TO
The new draft army walked IN her sleep
Dnc night in Chicago, so IL Is alleged at the
riiy hall and sent back a telegram TO Mayor
Simmons, asking that he give me my Sc
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