Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-30
City Briefs

MRS j. f. GUTHRIE, age 80
years died at her home 4OE South
Madison yesterday evening at 1870.
Tun'a arrangements have not yet
been made.
FUNERAL services Will be held
for Mrs Mary Swain "Wednesday at
. O'Clock from the MOwbray chapel
luicrmcur VIII take place in oak
lawn cemetery.
WORD HAS BEEN received by
MIR and Mrs Henry Premier that
their nephew, Clarence bOran, wIO
has been seriously III with I siege
"f pneumonia at Fort sam Houston,
is improved.
A MEETING Of the gales force OF
th" lIOislTa company has been in
prOEr,ss in Tulsa ths week Four
teen Of IN" travelling men are here,
and IN" company les going into the
campaign for Ia" next season.
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y E. GRAHAM and r., X. Kemp,
hccaus" Of their close touch with
Oklthuma conditions, are at Okla
'fho quota committee dividing up tho
sIate quota among oklahoma Coun-
ties for N" coming war fund drive.
IkEORMATlDN AZ to tho address
"f Mrs VI. \ Wufdrd, the mother
OF an lndianula woman. said TO be
dying. Is wanted by a MIR. Hutton at
that town. lie called over long dis
lance yesterday but 1t was impossible
TO find her.
OS ACCOUNT or alleged viola
ton of the sugar regulations, the
Ahr MiZcl grocery on East First
street was ordered closed yesterday
hy the county food administrator. c.
J. Ilndman The store will remain
closed for three days.
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THERE WAS \ slight change for
the better yesterday In the condition
Of John W Cunningham, who for
several days has been critically I'll
relatives have been summoned to
his bedside.
BOYS WE'RE busy All day yestcr-
div hanging advertisements for the
war fund campaign that starts No
,.nhcr J. Tn" posters are some Of
the best seen during the campaigns,
IN the opinion OF thJse in charge of
che publicity.
MARRIAGE LICENSES were is
sued Yesterday as follows: Albert
! Edwards, Il and Nula Allen lS;
/ both OF Tulsa; Burbon Mills, AZ.
Tulsa. and Edna Lines. 2S. Spring
| field, Mo.
WORD FROM Mrs. Marjory Nc
Carthy, nurse for the Tulsa Anti
tuberculosis society, yesterday was
| that her mother had died at Jeffer-
son City Mo. MB Mccarthy il
| there with her sister, who is very
| low A rim law died OF in
| fluenza last week.
INFORMATION FILED ycster-
! day in county court charges Bill
| Marlborough with malicious michiet
! In the shooting OF u couple OF hogs
| belonging to w. r. Bynum. The
! complainant charges that on Octo-
her 2S, Marlborough wounded the
| hogs but did not kill them. 1t
scoms that the hogs were In Var
boug'h's field, eating corn that had
been shocked.
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! CURLY BRININ, Whitley lnScoe
and Rose Carol were arraigned yes
lcrday forenoon before Justice S. G..
! MaXev on charge of grand larceny.
They were released on bond OF $500
each. Information charged them
with the theft, at some unknown
date between October Is and Octo-
Der %. of a pair OF trousers, gov
crnmcnt shirt, some socks and a
2S-Cahbcr revolver from H. T
carol. The goods are valued at $40.
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G. l.. RUCHNER, Y. NJ. C. A. gen
rral secretary, who has been In
Arizona since the first of September,
as state campaign manager for the
united war fund campaign, can't be
routed in his work because OF the in
flucnZa. as evidenced by an article
appearing in the Arizona Republican
IN the effect that he had a meeting
uf his workers from all over the state
lat Phoenix and these workers met in
small gruupS In one OF the city parks
and while listening TO the talks or
various campaign lecturers wore
"nu" masks so that they would not
spread or take the epidemic.
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MAJOR w. NJ BLANCHARD, con-
struCtion Quartcrmaster, through the
Tulsa chamber OF commerce has re-
qucsted the services Of four COM
pctcnt deep we'll drillers at once.
The men. are wanted for work at
the camp near brunswick, Ca, and
several local oil driilcrs have signi-
fled themselves as being willing TO
rrsnond To the call IL they can Sc
cure their release from the draft
board. Further Information also has
been asked for in a wire sent by
Secretary Douglas.
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IT is REPORTED that some
thing in the noghborhood Of $1,000
has been paid in taxes accrued
against The Indian allotted lands
in Tulsa county since the rendition
of the decision OF the United States
circuit court OF appeals To the ef-
Crct that this land Is taxable. I'D
Dalton. county treasurer SAYS that