Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-24
City NeIUs in Brief

CGGH lVCtU6 ~ DTtCI
j. W. ORR. former Tulsan, left yesterday
for Texarkana, Texas, whero he now makes
his headquarters.
4. COOLEY, watch inspector for several
railroads OF Tulsa, will attend the watch in
spectors convention Mt Dallas next week.
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REV. G. D. OLDHAM OF Topeka will
preach at the First Baptist church (colored) }
sunday morning at IL 80 o'clock.
c f. DENT of the World Publishing com.
pany will return home Monday from a week )
trip to New York.
EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN Missouri
synod Reverend Bredhon Of Broken Arrow
viii conduct services at the courthouse sun
day evening at o'clock.
FRANK l. BARTLETT wellknown young
oil man Of the Samallen Oil company is a
patient in a local hospital whore he was
operated ON for appendicitis Friday night.
G. i. BULLOCK. circulation manager of
The Word, is recovering after u several
days illness which has confined him TO his
room.
THE TWENTY boys who were encamped
for four days on the Avery farm seven miles
east Of the city, trampcd back TO town yes
terday
WINDOW Settlers are engaged in plac.
ing the window frames and glass for the
new eight story building Of the Sinclair Oil
Gas Co at Main and Fifth streets
TIE REV. ALBERT MASSEY has re.
turned from Chicago, where he went to at
tend the biennial meeting OF the federation
of Lutheran brothcrhOodS and the national
synod of the Lutheran church.
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TWO ADDITIONAL warrants for regis
tration .lackers were yesterday placed IN
the hands Of John Moran, deputy United
States marshal. for service lie refused to
diyulge the names OF the delinquents.
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J. H. HARRIS. charged with prowling, was
penalized S7j In police court yesterday att
ernoon. He had been arrested on a previous
occasion on similar charge at which TIM.
he gave the name of J. H. Rhea.
ED BRANlFF. a graduate from the Harvard
school OF forestry, went out to the boys
camp on the Avery farm yesterday and took
the boys on an Identification trip thru the
woods.
A BEAUTIFUL flagstand Of silver. fly
ing a smal silk flag, adorns the desk of tine
Carnegie library. 1t is about Is inches
high and was donated to the library by
Mrs. J. S. Graves.
CHRIsTENED AFTER his father. the ~.
pound baby son born Friday TO Supern-
tcndent T. T.. Obcrholtzer and Mrs. Ober'
holtYer, is to be known as Edison Ellis
worth, ir.
VERA SMITH and Ethel Herold, arrested
Friday evening charged with street walking
wsTe dsearsSS BY IT. D E'fR There Wn
evidence upon which to base a conviction.
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AT THE LUTHERAN church, Fifth and
Ewood, every Sunday Bible school con
yenes at 10 a. m, morning service at IL.
There will be no evening services thruous
the summer.
RAYMOND r. SIGLER. member Of Com.
pany c, First infantry, Oklahoma national
guard, who has been In training at Fort
Sill for the past three months, is in Tulsa for
a few dayss visit with his parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Ira sigler 1896 Burnett street
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BILL CRANFIELD, taxicab driver. was
dismissed in the municipal court yesterday
afternoon. He was charged with assaulting
Bert Ness telegraph GperS,oTt e. yao Ns hSa , 100 10
the effect that he thot the woman was his
divorced wife
THREE HUNDRED dollars bond money
was forfeited in the municipal court yester'
day The bonds ranged from 500 to $lO
and were for appearance in court to face
charges ranging from lewd conduct to
speeding.
woRKMEN FROM the city street depart
ment yesterday practically completed the
removal OF building materiaf snd machinery
long occupying portion OF Fourth street
in front OF the newly remodeled ten'story
Palace building.
GUY CLEAVER Of the Exchange National
bank staff left last evening for Oklahoma
CITY. where he was called on account OF the
illness of his little daughter Margaret. The
child with her mother, has been visiting IN
western 0klahopa and the capital for several
weeks and was en- route home when taken Ill
T. ]. COLLINS, Frisco. agent at East
Tulsa station. who was shot thru the nose
early yesterday morning by an unidentified
passenger on a westbound train, was able to
leave the hospital yesterday. Late last night
the police were still at a loss in finding the
motive for the attack or in Apprehension oil
the person using the gun.
MR.. AND MRS. S. A. DOUGLAS Of Okla
homa City, accompanied by Miss Birdie
Draughn arrived yesterday afternoon from
Oklahoma City by automobile and are the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Is, Douglas
of the Galhas apartments, They will return
TO Oklahoma City over the central route of
the Ozark trails
THE FIRST TULSA delegates in attend
anca at the annual international Rotary club
convention at Atlanta Ga, are expected to
return home today. Several OF the local
visitors are remaining in the south for a
few days for prolonged sojourns in various
points.
TWO DETECTIVES. one representing a
national agency of repute, spent yesterday
In Tulsa seeking information as to the
Whereabouts of two persons suspected in
connection with the murder Of Ward Ian
nam prominent Bartlesyille youth, this
weeE.