Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-19
CITY BRIEFS

CITY BKIEFS
T., VI, CARTER, one Of Okmulgee'S
most prominent lawyers. was In the
city yesterday afternoon attending to
legal business in the Tulsa county
court
ATTORNEY II. NJ. MARTlNDALE
returned from ST Louis Tuesday aft.
ernoon where he went on legal bust
ness in the district court of appeals
OF the United States,
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MISS DELLA NJ. POWERS OF the
l'owers Real Estate company who
for several weeks has been In TSSds
II expected home the middle OF the
week
THE PARKWAY BETW ZEN the
street and sidewalk around the pub.
lie library at Third and Cheyenne. is
being so~n TO grass and guard rail
bu'lt around II to keep Off traffic.
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NERAL SERVICES Of James
McFall, one of the oldest residents
OF the city. who died Monday nt his
home AT Bi0 South Detroit. viii be
held this afternoon at ) O'Clock at
the Presbyterian church,
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THE FUNERAL SERVICE for
George II Huntsman. a pioneer resi-
dent of Tulsa. was held yesterday
afternoon at lhe First Presbyterian
church, with the Rev. c. W Kerr
officiating lnterment was In Rose
Ilill cemetery.
JOtlN :. MALONE, county farm
agent Del.srue Baker. who held the
position before Mr. Baker and Miss
Carrie LoNett. county home demon.
s,ration agent, held conference with
farmers IN the Broken Arrow district
at Broken Arrow Tuesday
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PAT MALLOY, prominent Tulsa
attorney and vice president OF the
Constautin refinery, Will deliver the
pr noipj1 address at the session OF
the bankers convention In Fort
Worth. Texas, on Washington's
birthday.
A GRASS FIRE on a vacant lot
AT the southwest corner OF Eighth
aud Main streets called out the fire
men at o'clock Tuesday afternoon
The flames were whipped out with
gunny sacks after the lot had been
burned clean.
\ TELEGRAM FROM Ivan l..
Newsom fT8m New York city an
~ ounces the safe arrival from Bor-
deauN Of the 6lSt coast artillery, Of
which regiment h. and' several other
Z rnlgn have h. l,i a,
Dante Aligheir! landed Monday even
ing,
LOUIS CARALIS, one OF the pro-
pr.etQrs OF the i6 star candy kitchen,
has Returned home after several
months In the army. He was IA mem
ber OF an infantry company stationed
| at Camp Travis and had received
orders to leave for "A point of EN-
barkation when the armlstlce inter
Vencd.
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THE FIFTH UNSUCCESSFUL at.
| tempt within IA month by women
| prisoners to escape from the city
| Jail was made Monday night, after
several Of them had crawled through
the hole. which they had dug under
the wall The women were caught
| in the hallway just as they were TO
| go out OF the door by Chief OF Police
! Allen, who took them back to their
| cell.
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LILLE CAMPBELL, the negress
arrested at Sapulpa Saturday by Spe-
cial Officer T. A. Hubbard with %
pints OF whisky, was held to the fed .
eral grand jury yesterday afternoon
10y United States Comm .ssioner J. II.
wilkins, after preliminary hearing on
a charge of introducing whisky into
| Oklahoma, Bond was fixed at
| 81 ,000. The woman made bond and
was released
WHILE TT Is NOT generally rea-
/ lized, Tulsa county ranked third In
/ the state in the production OF cotton
last year. according to c, y. Nunn
| OF Porter in an address to farmers
at Skiatook. which is the cotton CEN
ter OF the county. MIR Nunp said
! that II more. attention was paid TO
| this crop Tulsa county could easily
| lead the state.
AN OFFENSIVE against the per
niCious English sparraw will be
waged by members OF the Elks' club
some time thir week, as Is foreshad- o.
owed by application OF the club TO
the chief OF police To use Roman can
dies in the cam paiRn. The little birds
are becoming real nuisance and
this method issto be taken following
the failure OF small boys with air
rifles to eliminate the pests.
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AN INTERESTING PROGRAM
will attend the first meeting OF the
Tulsa Rotary club since the return
OF the big delegation from tho dis
trict conference, held at Oklahoma
city last week A. w. Roth and Dan
Davidson will bc the principal