Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-05

REV. LOUIS s. BARTON conducted |
baptismal service at the County De- |
tentiof home Sunday afternoon, when |
six little ipmates received the rites
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TuISAs FIRST woman taxi driver
fcll into the clutches OF the law yes
terday when Gladys Satterfield was
| fined 81 for parking on property be |
longing TO the Frisco.
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H. G. kUHLMAN, OF the Texas oil |
company, has returned home from
! findlay. ohio. where no wns called
several weeks ago by tho fatal Illness
and death OF his mother.
! HENRY w TRUEISON. travelling
| n eight agent for the Chicago. ST Paul. !
| Minneapolis 4 Omaha railroad from
the Kansas city office. was here yes
! ttrday.
! ERNEST HUBBARD OF Muskugoe
| has entered on his duties as deputy
! United states clerlJ for the northern
distriNt court succeeding otis LortOu
who resigned his resignation taking
effect February !.
e 4 STAILEN, travelling freight
| agent for the Illinois Central. "A well
! known figure In Tulsa's traffic circles,
has been transferred 60 Omahu, Ncb.
under the new title Of division freight
agent
l.. \. NASH. deputy state inspector
aud accountant, returned last night
from Tahloqunh where hc has been
/ engaged on the cduuty records for the
past week and resumed work on the
Tulsa county hooks with Irving stat
/ ford's
LLOYD /. LANGWORTuY nlcd
suit for divorce In the district court
! yesterday Ggainst Josephine Lang
/ worthy lie says she quit him and
refuses to live with him. They were
married in Buffalo. n. Y, in 1919.
THE FIRE DEPARTMENT an.
swered a call from 1lwood and the
Frisco tracks yesterday morning
when box ear caught fire from
sparks from the engine The blnze
was put out before much damage had
been done
TULSA'S BUILDING permits for
the month OF January 1918, were
more than five times the permits is
sued in Kansas city, Mo. for the same
period, according to the city building
inspectors report During that period
Tulsa's permits were tl.094, 4,062, while
those OF Kansas City were but $21S..
$50
49, ',.'
vote today ON the question Of asking
an increased WACO scale. Ate present
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\ FINE bAi3S boy, born yesterday
~ the county maternity nome. IN cnn-
nection win the petenuon home Tor
children Of the county ~ for odop-
uOn The baby has been deserted by
his father, who left after securing ~
considerable sum OF money whrh be
'dnged to MS mother and unless some
one sees m to give him home, wfil
be forced To grow up In an tnst'tu-
ton
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A. l.. WAIT filed suit In the dis.
trict court yesterday against the
Tulsu street Railway company for
received when an automobile driven
by A. r. Thomas In which he was
riding, was bumped into hy "A street
car n, South Cheyenne and Third
sh eeis. September ~. 1871 ASA re-
suit of the accident wait says ne had
To pay out about 5000 physicians and
hospital fees.
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4 COMMITTEE COMPOSED OF w
A. vandever. NJ. G. Hale. Mark Carr.
~ m Evans and r. ] Hartman from
the Chamber Of Commerce yesterday
began the circulation OF n stockholders
list for signatures OF the company
which W being organized for the pur-
pose Of building at least 900 homcs I'm