Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-28
City Briefs

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B A. MCFARLAND, OF Jennings
banker, was In Tulsa yesterday.
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q r. HELM of the Helm Realty.
is arranging his affairs for "A months
vacation through Colorado and New
Mexico
ONLY ONE marriage license was
issued yesterday. 1t went to w. T.
Jeffries, aged 80. and Hazel Lofts,
aged II, both Of Tulsa,
THE USUAL number OF warrants
drunks and speeders were convicted
and fined yesterday-fn police court
under Judge Ed. Warren.
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A.. w. SINCLAIR, of the Exchange
National bank, and his family are at
Minneapolis. where they expect to
spend three weeks recuperating.
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A. L. WAIT will return today from
Kansas city, where he has. been
spending the past ten days attending
the Rotary convention.
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CARL X. DRESSER. of Bradford.
| Pa, owner of the Dresser Packer
company. is here for three weeks on
| business.
OFFICERS BEWLEY. Langley
and Pitcock OF the police found Il
half-pinta of whisky at l15 East
| First street and w. J. Davidson was
arrested In connection with the dis
covery, putting up 800 bond.
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MRS. IDA MAY HOLT. age 81
years, OF Fairmount addltio;1, died
at her home this morning. 1ne fun
! eral will be held there at 2 tomor-
row. The death was of typhoid
fever and a recent operation for ap-
pendicitis.
RAY STURM, OF the Sturm Motor
| company, will return today from a
months tour through Washington,
Michigan, and Oklahoma, in which
states he has been transacting busi-
ness interests before leaving for
camp in II few days,
| FNLISTM ENTS in the army yes
terday were: Ed J. Bray, llenryetta,
engineering corps; Arthur X. Free
man, Bartlcsvile. field artillery;
Emet l.. Adams, Nowata. Dale VI
Moody, Tulsa, signal corps These
men were sent to Fort Root yes,er-
! day
IN DISTRICT COURT yesterday
divorces were granted TO the follow
| ing: Ruth Nlllette from william
! Willette, on grounds Of cruel and
/ inhuman treatment. William Is.
| Chiffon from Emma Chiffon, on the
grounds of abandonment Maude
Foster from Arthur Foster, on the
grounds of desertlon, maiden name
oe Maude Humphreys restored.
GARLAND MARRS, of the Seneca
Coal company reports a fire in a
wheat field mile west of Chelsea
Wednesday lie was on Frisco
tain coming to Tulsa, and saw the
fire as he was passing He reported
it to the council OF defense at Chel-
sea, and they figured II was set, az
there was no other way for it to
catch fire.
BOARDS OVER the boiler r-room
OF the Peoples Ice company plant
caught fire last night about 1880
and endangered the whole concern.
Concrete roofing was being installed
and the wooden form for pouring OF
the concrete was built next to- the
large smokestnclN which set the wood
atire. The blaze was In difficult
place to be reached by the fire hose
but was finally eXtinguished without
delaying the work OF the company.
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! ALTHOUGH GONERNME MENTAL.
restriction has been placed on all
drugs and narcotics that are to be
used for pain Killers" and 10y
hringers" the stuff comes from
somewhere. Recent arrests for the
use Of dope shows that there's leak
somewhere The poor fiends who
use this dope are not SO much TO
! blame as the ones who get the big
price for the stuff. Memphis, Tenn,
according to local police officers, Is
the chief source Of "hop,"
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ON THE STRENGTH Of his con-
Viction in 1914 on a charfe of as
sault with intent to kin. Mrs Mary
Thomas filed suit in district court
victed in Logan county Of assault on
Thomas. They were married in 1906,
and have three children. Of whom
the plaintiff wishes the custody. Al
legations are made I'm the petition
that in 1914 the defendant was con-
victed in Logan county OF assault, ON
on her with intent TO kill. lie was