Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-12

J rating their stIcs on the occasion Of the
visit Of the Belgian commission July u
! The club members will also wear small Bel
! gian flags on their coat lapels that day
George Stanley called attention TO the bond
election and urged Rotarians TO 80 to the
| polls and vote yes Frank Greer, A. l.
! Farmer and others spoke in favor Of the
bonds. Paul NJ. Gallaway gave On extern
poraneous talk on recent prohibition legis
laton and its effect on the cold storage bust
| ness
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PRELIMINARY HEARING FOR Mabel
Brooks. well.known character. who is charged
with maintaining a place where intoxicating
| liquors were sold. was continued when it was
called before Justice !. !. Slack yesterday.
! The Brooks woman was di missed only u
| plicated In the murder Of Charles Shaw, who
was seen at the roaIhouse supposed to be
operated by the Brooks woman ON the night
Of his death.
HARRY sTEKOLL Of the Tulsa Supply
& Junk Go. He'd suit in superior court yes.
terday for s. 600 damages from ". +. Nor
risoI, doing business as the Morrison Pipe
q supply Co In his petition Stekoll alleges
that ne contracted for forty thousand feet
of second pipe from Morrison, with the
understanding that the commodity was to be
in good condition. Stekoi claims that the
pipe was in such shape a. to be of no
value TO him.
c. F. WOODS, 707 South Lansing, who
committed suicide last Monday evening was
buriei yesterday morning in Oaklawn Gene
terry The funeral service was held from
was conducted by Rev. Louis $ Barton OF the
Boston Methodist church lie is survived by
his wife, Mary T.. Woods, and three
daughters Erma, Ruth and Catherine.
THE FUNERAL SERVICE Of Agnes L.
tod IL ,.lI vttF pfA af
Price, Okla will be held from the MowDray
chapel today at II o'clock q. m. She died
in their home in Price Tuesday evening at
o'clock The interment will be made in the
Rose Hill burial park. She is survived by
her husband, a son and one daughter.
CLAIMING $1,000 FOR BREACH Of con.
tract, NJ. A. lsaacs filed suit In district court
yesterday against Lynn Is Millikan, Accord
ing to the petition Milikan contracted with
took for him and then refused TO turn over
the stock when lSaRcs had completed the
sale. The affair was in May.
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THE MEMBERS OF the senior Christian
tndeavOr society Of the First Christian
church and their friends will 30 ON u motor
ride Thursday evening There will also be a
picnic supper. An the young people Of the
church are asked TO meet at the old church
building at Fourth and Boulder promptly at
Gao.
TIE FUNERAL SERVICE Of Mildred f.
Benson, l7year-Old daughter Of Frank l..
Benson, 1901 East Second was held yes.
i,erday afternoon from the Bullette church
Mr. Benson is blacksmith She is sur
vived by her mother, father and one brother,
Raymond. The burial was made in the Rose
Hin burial park.
JOE MILLER, who was arrested about
three weeks ago charged with stealing pair
of mules from the Pioneer Telephone com.
pany Of Tulsa, was dismissed by Justice Ed
Warren yesterday. The preliminary hearing
OF Claude Welch, who also is charged with
the offense, was postponed until next week.
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PR IMINARY HEARING for Ed Gil.
more, who is charged with the theft Of four
automobile tires from a Frisco freight ear,
took place before Justice j. j. Slack yes.
terday Gilmore was bound over for trial
In the district court his bond being fixed
at $1,000.
TT WAS THE sLoWEsT day in many
moon at the marriage license bureau yester.
day only one lone couple applying for the
honeymoon diploma. l.. J. Taylor, aged %,
Colinsvilc, and Myrtle Clark, aged 20,
Tulsa. we're the only ones to disturb the
complacency OF the marriage clerk.
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W. A. STEVENS and Henry Corner were
arraigned before Judge II. L. standevcn in
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poIeSSion OF intoxicating liquors. They
were bound over on $1,000 bond each, and
will be given trial this morning IN county
court.
WEEKLY GET.ToGETHER meetings are
the latest social stunts to be inauguratcd
by the secretaries Of the y NJ. c A The
rapidly increasing membership makes this
plan imperative The first meeting will be
held Friday night from 5 to . o'clock.
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FERNAND DE GUELDRE left yesterday
for Chicago to continue his study OF voice
until fall, when he will return to Tulsa to
remain until after the holidays, In his alb
sence the DE Gucldre studio will be in charge
Of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. kivkin'
THE EPwoRrH LEAGUE Of the First
Methodist church will go on basket picnic
to Sand Springs park this evening. They will
meet at 8 .8O az .he Main and Archer station
and all young folk and their friends are
urged to come out.
F. h. STONE. residing two miles northeast
OF the city, died At his home yesterday morn
ing lie was widower % years old. The
funeral service will be held from the home,
and the burial will be in the cemetery near
the fairgrounds
THE WOMEN Of the Catholic church met
at the Red Cross workroom yesterday and
sewcd Hereafter their organization will sew
all day on Monday Of each week Teen.
Aged Girls sewcd at the workroom yester-
day afternoon.
OVER $50 WAS RAISED at a pie social
held in the Boston Methodist church last
night The young people spent the evening
In playing several games pleasing pro-
gram was rendered before the pie sale took
place,
DIR. J. WALTER BEYER, who has recently
come from Pittsburgh, Pa, TO form part.