Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-02
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REV g. W. KERu ~ couined 70
his homo seriously so of rouohitiE
NlcN UOfLOS, manager Of the Ar
oadr pooihal WIS fined SO In tho
mum Cipnl court ycrtorday Un a charge
ot moving minors 30 plny
DAMAGE To tine extent ~ 800
was done al the residence occupied bS
T. NJ Nurrcll ~ sos south kenoshn
yesterday morning. when fire suurtcd
from u gas stove
A. OSBORN. who has been serving
q tvntencc IN the city jail on "A larceny
rhgrFe. Yesterday was turned over to
Deputy sheriff George Lewis nf Osase
County ana taken to noniny to answer
to a charge of similar nature there.
TIE POLn> Yesterday recovered
four more crates of thc clrn.cts which
were stolen Tuesday from the Grif-
tin-Goodncr Wholesale establishment.
Th"y were recovered In Wet Tulsa.
" Is now believed that 90 900 clgarels
were stolen and sold
" PEl.LY drew "a fine of 500 In
The municipal court yesterday on n
chnrR, Of carrying conceded
weapon. lie was arrested on Md
land valley train Tuesday when he
ana s. A. Riley IA ioal barber. got
INTO an alteration. Notice OF appeal
ln the Gaze was given by the defense
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AtR MEADOWS. wanted IN
Pdwmgkh on, q grand larceny charge,
was arrested by the local police yes
lcrdHy and turned over to Deputy
sheriff W NJ Bryant of Usage county,
Whu came after him Meadows Is al
legged 90 have robbed home at Paw
husha
SABA GROTTO OF the Mystic or
dor nf the Ncilod Prophets Of the En-
ohantcd Realm viii hold a cerem on
lal session this evening at the Masonic
hhll, when n class Of twenty Candi
iotcS will bee fcrrted across the river
HtyX The work will bo put on in full
form, II was announced yesterday, for
the ehcoufagement ~ the candidates,
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TULSA CHAPTER o T.. Z ocle-
brnted ~ thirteenth nnhlvcrsur, with
httlng ceremonies "wednesday oven.
lug at Masonic hail Addresses of the
evening were nv Mrs. Mary Seaman
and Dr. e. l.. Render The program
was opcncd with the singing OF
America aft", which "Oll 1iory"
Nns read by oficera OF The star"
Aliss bobble Mccormick was heard in
q reading, Miss Ethelyn Carpenter In
. rolo and there was saNaphone duet
by Miss Thelmo Leo and Carl'L Lre.
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RIfy. A. T. WESTON. nastor OF
second Presbyterian church. "A stlil
loR,ihed .,.s, to his bed 1Aferlns 'ron, al
ln unable To FUN hif5pulpt Sunday.
Rr. Il j. Lamb. of~flenty Kendall
'ollege, Will preach ht liu,lette Me
mortal Presbyterian church Sunday
'Nening NJ 7;20. Prof G. ". kim
trough viii preach at II o'clock sun
lay morning. Mt Second church and in
lhe evening the services win he In
'harge of DIR. o. c. Link.
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FOR THE MONTH OF January 400
persons were provided with Iobs nj
me state free employment bureau.
Thls is considerably less than the
number for January 1917, when the
Total was ,t6b The number of or
iers for the past month was f2I
which could not he met by the class
Df applicants. Cold weather and m
smaller demand for certain classes OF
v eorkmen, which brought the record
N January 1917, up so high. were
given as reasons for the decline this
year.
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THE DEATH OF Mrs. IT. L New
lon occurred "Wednesday morning.at
o'clock at the home OF her daughter.
Mrs, Josie NJ Crutchfield, with whom
she had long made her home. Mrs.
Ncwloh WAS the widow OF pr. Newton
with whom she came to this city in
nv early day and in 1881 built the first
louise In Tulsa. DR. Newton died In
o7. Besides Mrs. Crutchre!d. two
other daughters Mrs a. E. Turner
md Mrs j. Y. Mills, survive the de-
'eascd The deceased was IS years of
lge. Funeras services were held from
h residence ll06 South Main NJ 2 /
''oleck this afternoon
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THE BOARD OF physicians exam |
ming the six hundred or more regis |
rants in Tulsa county outside the CITY
'Npect to complete their work today
u the courthouse. About rs exnmina- f.
tons were made Yesterday, about nine |
,clng rcgistrants who'had been trans |
erred here from other counties and 4
itntes, Altho quite number Of men
ave been placed In deferred classifi /
Nations because OF physical defects /
he percentage OF .flrst- class fighting /
men, viii he considerably over 60 per
'ent. The board has been goins every /
minute anCe the examinations began |
md has done a vast amount OF work /
g.
Bud NELSON was given a hnaring
'efore Justice Lee Daniel yesterday |
fternoun on charge OF maintaining
he bathroom under the First National /
'ank for the purpose OF violating tho
tate prohibitory laws. while not defi-
itely announcing his decisbon, Justice
)aniel indicated that he would dis
harge Nelson on the ground that the
violence was not sufficient TO hold II
lin The bathroom was raided by 4
ncal police January 10 and "a half Il
lint bottles of liquor taken from H. 4
'elson testified that he sold the fix
uros OF the hathhouso. along with
ther fixtures In cottage on Illinois
venue. on December ~, and had not