Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-11
city NeiUs in Brief


- T. HOTlISTElN. manager Of the
Majestic thratcr. is recovering AZ his
nome from severe attack Of acute
indigestion which seized him last lfri-
day night For a time when he was
seized with the attack fear, were en-
terlained for his recovery
q A GREEN. tho auto top manu-
iactuter and trimmer. lett Saturday
night Tor Kansas city. whore he will
spend the week at the big automobile
ana tractor show which begins there
this morning. Mt Green In visiting
the various shows in hopes Of sccur-
ing something new In the line OF
trimming and upholgtcry designs FOR
this year
Judge II c. ALLEN. former Uni
ted States Creek national attorney.
who recently resigned 10 resume pri-
Nate practice as .rincmhcr OF the law
nrm Of blllard. Allen y Dilard. re-
turned yesterday IRON a business trip
10 MuSkugee, Judge Allen has tnkcu
an apartment In the new flats Just
completed AT Seventh and boulder.
and Mrs. Allen viii arrive from Mus
kogse this week
KNIGHT DOUGLAS. for the past
WV e'Al % ~ NhlNAfh lliillbtI hl l ne
world roportOrial staff severed his
connection with tho paper Saturday
might To accept a position with the
oklahoma Union Traction company
lie VIII do special work as an assist
ant IN the office of the general man
aEcr. T.. Crow. Mr. and Mrs Doug
laH left sunday to spend this week
IN Mushogcc before the former begins
his duties. which Will be ON the 18Th.
WILLIAM SMITH OF the Empress
thoater left last night for business
triu to Kansas city bic expects to
open his new moving picture thcater,
the ltialto formerly the old En-
prcss), March 10, The building rs be-
ing rcmodeled thruout at an an
lrOuuced' cost OF $4,000 when COM
pleted 1t VIII be one Of the handsom-
est picture palaces in the state. The
same decorators who decorated the
new 'Snpress are, decorating the ri
alto.
! TULsANSg TURNED themselves
ont of doors yesterday TO enjoy the
beautiful sprlng-lkc sabbath. the
/ first they have had an opportunity OF
enjoying for several months. Thou
sosds went tn the country, others to
nearby pleasure resorts. while the
] puIh hN Nftf Nlhlltu ny nuHuIFNNs
J Everybody got outdoors" and many
stayed there the entire afternoon.
! foregoing their usual Sunday mat
/ ineos at the theatcrs, Last night.
/ however, every thentcr did capacity
/ business while crowds waited In front
Tor the next show.
JUDGE MAICOMB r.. ROSSER of
/ Muskotee was here last night en-
! route 10 Sapulpa IN attend court at
that place today Judge Rosser stated
that the new army draft regulations
had put the james r.. Whitesido eA-
emptiop case In allegiance. and that
the after of his exemption now rests
with the war department. lie did not
/ know what classification the district
board ut Nuskpgcc had given tho
/ Young millionaire, whose exemption
/ from war service last summer at
/ tractcd SO much attention thruout
! tNis and other states Judge Rosscr.
as nttorsey for tho government, APP
! pralCd To the president from the Mus
koVec boards action I'm granting the
cxcmpUou and the president ordered
| the board toSSTopen the case II did
20 and acain granted exemption, from
which Judge Nosser again appealed.
/ This was the status when the new
/ draft regulations were promulgated
| by General CTOWdeT