The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-10
CITY BRIEFS

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THE TULSA COUNTY equalization
board began Today session Monday
10 hear complaints uf excessive Az
easements All claims must be made
To- this board At n" courthouse and
VIII be adjusted and II assessments
arc found 60 be excessive they VIII be
reduced 10 a proper figure. according
20 tho estimation ~ tho board
MEETING ~ the Tulsa County
DaIrymenH association viii o." held
A. O'Clock tonight a. the office ~
j. = Malone. county farm agent. IN
tho suhs'ory of the courthouse.
REV. ! " ABEL and Rcy q "
korr Tulsa ministers wor" among
those called Tor jury service m the
superior oour, Neither made any
scryIr" Mrs T. T.. Roouc. whose
name appears In the telephone dtrcc-
tory Ms "E = Boone" was also
called but was dismissed from scry-
'Icc.
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WITH tho nationwide tclcgraphcrs'
strike set for Tomorrow, managers Of
the three local offices the Narkuy.
rostal and Western Union telegraph
companies. say II will have no effect
ln Tulsa. There are no members o'
tho union hero. It is S1ld. and tho
managers declare that an tho t"icg
rnphcrB IN Tulsa are contcn'cd with
existing conditions.
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REUEST Of the mayor ~ chick
nshn for a copy ~ tho cry ordl-
nangra was received yesterday by
MAYOR Hubbard II was explained
that tho ordinances Of ChtaknHha are
To- he revised and that sugRcrtlonS for
model Avs could probably he OBJ
miued from the Tulsa charter.
A CASE ot smallpox AZ sos North
EIwood street was rNorted 10 the
humane society yesterday Tho pa
iicnt IS an infant IN a family OF five
GEORGE DUuHlN is bong
sought by tho local RED Cross chap
ter n is said that th"ro Is inn
poriaut Information for hIm there,
MISS ETHEL ELLIOTT of Tulsa,
Industrial secretary for The slal' do
partmont of labor has returned
from a convention OF federal Labor
officials at Madison WIS She says
that the conference developed the
fact that oklahoma labor laws are
second to none In N" nation IN ct-
flcicncy
CONTRACTS for $4,000 worth ~
paving IN tho city 10 include parts
Isi,f,,I f., pa
volt. Twelfth and thirteenth streets
was lot by the city commissioners
yesterday to r + Mccormick
TED ETHERTpN. wounded In
the battle OF the Marine, has re.
tuTred frov overseas 10 his home In
Sand Springs He was with Com
ptny \. l2th engineers,
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PART OF THE 90th division has
arrived at Camp Deyens Macs. dc-
curding To word received by Mrs n
l.. McMinn of Tulsa from her broth
cr Corporal Claude BcuJtmln. Of
the 36Oth Infantry.
MRS W. n. GODFREY instruc-
tor in home hygiene and home nurs-
ing of tho local Red Cross service
corps. requests that the women of
the Lincoln school district meet with
her at the school kintcrgardcn
rooms at 80 o'clock this afternoon
FOR the purpose OF organizing a new
class This is a step In accordance
with the Red Cross program of
launching general campaign for
hctls health conditions,
MAYOR HUBBARD received r
letter yesterday from womaE I'm
Jacksonville, Fla. who has heard OF
the millionaire oil men OF Tulsa and
is covetinE one Ms husband she
says she is "A brunette. five feet fiV"
five inches tail and weighs bd
pounds She Confcsses 10 IS sum
mcrs and asked that her name be
kept from the newspapers.
\ TOTAL OF s10233 was re
ceived in foes by the courts OF the
county during May, according to a
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