Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-30

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fined In his home suffering with
severe attack OF tonsilitis,
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T. III. POINTER, commercial agent
OF the Southern Pacific lines, was
here on business yesterday.
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u. A. WILKINS. terminal train
master of tho Santa Pc. was In Tulsa
yesterday Mr.. Wilkins IL from the
Santa Fe offices In Chanuto.
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PETITION FOR DIVORCE. charg-
ing Fred 2, vaughon with deseriion,
was filed In tho superior court yes
terday by Estelle Vaughon.
r. n. MERRICK, special repre-
sentative OF the traffic department OF
the Frisco lines from the St Louis
office, was IN the city yesterday
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q. u ADAMsON OF Hoislngton, and
Curtis Adams0n OF Hutchinson, Kan.
are here visiting their brother.
", II. Adamson and family OF North
Cheyenne avenue.
THE t'bIttF AcAlbli 1 flHHt
negroes In crap game yesterday at
First aud Boston, E. Gray, who run
the place. was fiped s2b aud seven
others got slo each,
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HERBERT MOORE. who had sued
his wife for divorce on grounds Of
cruelty and neglect, was granted a
decree OF divorce from Mae Moore in
the superior court yesterday.
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THE FUNERAL Of Isadore Sandit-
ten. who lost his life In the explosion
of an air tsrk at 2l6 West Firsi
street, was held yesterday from the
synagogue and interment was made
at Rose Hill,
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YOUNG WOMEN employees OF the
RQxnnp OH company have Just COM
pleted a beautiful service flag In
honor Of the men OF the company
who have gone forth TO serve tho
colors Fifty-three responded to the
call OF patriotism 80 far.
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FRANK HACKATHORN received
word yesterday OF the death OF his
son-in-la law. II. &. Crawford on q hos
plthl snip nftT NfN pfk MT
Crawford was 90 years old lie had
served a term In the navy and when
I-war was declared last year enlisted
agnin. He Is survived by the wife.
who In making her home NJ Dallas.
Texas
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THE JANITORS OF the city public
schools have organized n social club
In which they are TO meet once each
month At the various school houses.
Organization was made. at Central
school A, r, Young was made presi-
dent and Walter. Rocker, secretary
and treasurer; q. - Oliver. A. f.
Young and fam Gaines compose the
committee on Arrangement
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W A. SCHULZ, quarter blood
Cherokee Indian. was released eun a
vagrancy charge in the municipal
court yesterday on condition that he
would stay away from Tulsa Tor sixty
days, on his telling the court q
straightforward story, He admitted
that he got drunk occasionally OF
squirrel whisky" and went to dance,
but insisted those were his only
faults.
WHILE W r MILLS was helping
freight worker close the door Of q
boxcar OF a Santa Re freight train al
Jennings few weeks ago. the door
was suddenly closed, crushing his
hand and Mills has sued To recover
t2.999 damages from the railroad
company The railrond employe was
having difficulty IN closing the door
"a nd ualF A.. LaI. III. a. Al
tion says. Mills did as asked. and the
carelcssness OF the man he was aiding
caused his hand 10 be crushed. ac-
cording to the petition.
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ALLEGING TnAT an automobile
belonging to the Mowbray Undertak
ing company collidcd with wagon
and team Of mules that he was drlv-
ing, VIII Harris filed n petition In
the district court yesterday for t435
damages for the dealt OF one OF his
mules that had TO be killed after the
accident, The petition declares that
the automobile was being driven In a
reckless manner and at "A hiRh rate
of speed and did not slow up for the
crossing at Elgin and Archer streets
where the accident happened.
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AS a RESULT OF Injuries received
while attempting to board street
Sar at EJtth and Main streets last
December. suit was filed In tho dis.
trict court yesterday against the
Tulsa Street Railway company by
Miss Ida Day. The petition asks
Judgment for s2.9ss The step on the
car was old and defective. and rave
way when Miss Day stepped upon A.
according TO the petition. and caused
her TO fall. Her lip was injured
ligaments In the side torn and inter
nal injuries caused by the fall. she
declared In the petition
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ASSISTANT CITY ATTORNEY
Bailey Bell was notified yesterday b,
the Frisco Railway company that II
would have Engineer J. Chlddy and
Conductor ". Hickman here for TIA
saturday In tho municipal court on
the charge Of delaying the fire de.
partment while their train lay at IN,
frisco crossing early In December
Bench warrants were issued and
notices served on the company tc
nave the men here for trial which
has been delayed several times be.
cause OF the failure OF the men tc
appear