Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-05
City Briefs

w. r. MOORE. n Buskogee at
torney. was In Tulsa yesterday at
tending the special term of the fed
eral court.
Mr.. AND MRS. w. A. HARRISON
Of Hamilton, Kan. arrived In Tulsa
yesterday for short visit at the
home OF A. Il. HARRISON.
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C. n. BUCHNER. general secre-
tary OF the Y. NJ. G.. A., who has been
In Kansas City for several days, will
return homo tomorrow.
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II. q. HENDRICKS and 8. Ia Can
terbury and their families OF Bris-
tow spent the Fourth In Tulsa. They
are Bristow bankers.
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CLEARING HOUSE transactions
for Tulsa for tho week ending July
psre ta,259,i676s, az compared TO
Sb.sss.72e.e7. This Is an increase of
be,s per cent.
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w. N. ELLIS. deputy United statts
marshal. will go TO McAlester today
TO testify In several cases being In
vestigated by tho federal grand jury
ApW Ah aNocAoh Ah hhtt taA1.
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NOT EVEN A MOUSE stirred at
the city hall yesterday when all .clty
employees from mayor to elevator
boy took holiday. This Ia. one of the
few occasions during tho year when
che city hall closes entirely.
LEAVING HIS AUTOMOBILE In
Mont OF tne Unity building at Fourth
and Boulder streets for few min
utes. u. Hendricks. associated press
operator for The World, returned
yesterday afternoon to discover that
II had gone the way of great many
Tulsa cars recently, having been
stolen. The missing machine Is u
fiee-passenger Hupmqbile of late
model, and bears the tag 1854.
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r.. p. HARRISON OF Muskogoo.
clerk of tho United States court~for
this district, accompanied by his son
Gordon, was In Tulsa yesterday TO
attend special session of the federal
court Besides being one OF the best
court clerks in the county, Mr. Ilar-
rison takes an active interest in civic
work. As a member OF the park board
he has given to MuskoPee the most
beautiful parks to be found In the
west.
A SURVEY OF FLAG conditions
was made the Fourth by the Society
for tho Prevention OF Cruelty to
American Flags. and reports that a
stitch or two should be taken in the
banner that floats over the Ohio
Cities Gas company building, FIFTH
and Cheyenne. 1t also suggests that
the Red Cross Flag on the various
buildings, put UP during the late
drive, should come down.
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MAT SANDERS has to face Judge
Warren today on very serious
charge. lie attempted to lmperson-
ate an officer. Outside of the fact
that his star was of tin. and his own
color little dark---ho's a negro-hc
figured no could get into local
amusement house on tho strength Of
his flash. He gave "A bond OF 500
to keep from staying In jail last
night. He said he was private Of
ficer."
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EVIDENTLY THROUGH failure
Of one of the drivers to see the ap-
proach Of the other car, two auto
mobiles crashed into each other at
1880 o'clock yesterday evening at
the corner of Third and Boulder
streets. One of the machines is
owned by Dan Bunnell, ir., SOS West
Fourth street The other was driven
by James Boutwell, of Oilton Fend-
ers of both machines were smashed,
and considerable damage was done
to the framework OF the Bunnen car.
No one was injured.
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For the past three days the water
plug at the southeast corner OF
Second and Boulder has been leak
ing. Thisvplug being within 100
feet OF the fire station 1t might be
repaired easily. The stream of water
which runs into the gutter is IN
sufficient enough TO wash the street
md still large enough to annoy pc