Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-27
CITY BRIEFS


a "TACKY" PARTY will be given
Friday night at the First BAPTIST
church" by tho business Iloys club
The boys" have invited their
girls"
THE SANTA FE operated a Bpc-
clai Pullman on both Tuesday ana
Wednesday nights 20 accommodate
the TulHans who went TO Kansas CITY
to attend the automobile show.
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A BENEFIT entertainment In the
Interest OF the Horace Mann school
Will be rendered by the Teachers
Patrons association connected with
this institute AZ the high school
auditorium Friday night.
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e. x. HUTLER. assistant general
freight agent OF the Frisco lines, win
headaunrterg at NJ. Louis, was In
Tulsa Wednesday on company huHl-
ness and called upon the various
representatives OF his line.
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HERMAN COLE OF Bartlesville
rnado bond In the sum OF VI 900 yes
terdhy and was released by United
statcs Commissioner ]. II. wilkins,
WHO nuQ nun w 49,
federal grand jury on q charge OF In
Producing liquor into Oklahoma.
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COUNTY CLERK Lewis Cline re-
turned late Tuesday night from
Oklahoma City where he appeared
before tho senate committee with
reference to the bill now pending In
that body for the increase OF dep
utica salaries In county offices.
DIVORCES WE'RE granted the
plaintiffs in each OF the following
cases by Judge /. j, Martin In tho
superior court yesterday. Esta Trip
pey va Pauline Trlppey; Jewel Mar
shall vs. NJ. G. Marshall: Martha
Phillips ys. NJ. NJ Phillips, ana 3. j.
Mccartney Vs. u. Mccartney.
SAYING THAT his wife was Of
such a temperament that II was i'm
possible for him TO live with her
longer, Frank !. Gleason filed suit
In tho district court "Wednesday for
divorce against Winona G. Gleason.
He charges that he was compelled to
leave his home In Carthage, Mo, be-
cause OF lack OF harmony with his
wife.
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PEACE OFFICERS of tho state
will convene here March ~ for n
one.d session. Policemen. dctec-
tives, sheriffs. constables and depu-
ties OF all descriptions who are mem
bers OF the oklahoma Peace Officers
asso ociation arc expected to attend
from all parts Of the state, Members
OF the local police department are
already planning entertainment for
the visiting r"cops."
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BIDS FOR PAVING contracts for
Broadmoor addition. work which
will involve some $4,000. will be
opened at the next meeting OF the
board OF city commissi oners Friday.
This contract is tho first to be ad-
vertised since the ban on shipment
| OF materials was lifted by the gov
crnment. and the city liz anxious 70
note the manifestations OF the con
tractors on this work. II is esti-
mated that the paving will cost APP
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ACCORDING TO Earl sneed, city
attorney, the municipal park bond
issue OF $50. .oO6 Voted by Tulsa at a
special election last summer will be
submitted for approval TO the uttor-
ncy general within the course OF II
days The city attorney Is now work
Ing on the transcript which when
| completed will eliminate preliminary
| obligations OF the city, Park sites In
South Boulder, Howard park, Ken.
dali and West Tulsa are to be pur.
chased by the city out OF this Issue
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WITH THE OPENING OF sprinp
weather work on incompleted paw
ing contracts for the city u being re-
sumed by the various contractors
The Il. p. Mccormick company he.
gan the work OF laying the concrete
on the Fifteenth street Job Wednes-
day. This is the first step toward
completion OF this paving. II Il
stated by city officials that more
paving VIII be laid this year by tn,
city than the total laid In two pre-
ceding years.
ANNOUNCEMENT has been mad,
by County superintendent Mrs. Nj.
nette Hedges that the county spell.
Ing and penmanship contest will b,
held In her office Mt the courthouse
on March 1b. Under the rules a,
outlined by Miss Jones, assistant su.
perintendent. each district In en-.
titled to senR one representative foi
each contest The winners OF th1
county contest will represent TNIlEH
county In the state contest, and much
interest and keen rivalry is expect
cd to develop among the ditferen
districts.
CHARGED WITH grand larccn,
for the alleged theft OF n black lyn,
piece OF fur OF the value OF $40, Mrs
A. ]. Jennings and Mrs. Travis Key
were nrralgned before Justice II. J
Gray yesterday. They both cntere,
pleas OF not guilty and were hol,
FOR preliminary hearing on March 4
In dFfnut OF $500 bonds In eacl
case tho two young women wer,
committed to jail. The furs ar,
the property Of Mrs. l.. II. Seylaz
according TO the complaint,
sUPPLEMENTlNG ITS action II
accepting plans and specification
for the new fire station to be erected
In West Tulsa the Noard of city com
missioners IS now considering way
and means for the creation OF adc
quate fire protection for the Ken
dali district The proposed station
will probably be OF the bungalow
| type, aa Kendall Is a residence dis
trict, 1T is planned to complete tht
station simultaneously with the eN
tension OF tho city water system 4
this territory as the station would h,
Of no avail without the water suppN
| which Is lacking at the present