The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-25

were found In his possession, not
knowing whera he obtained them
he thought II best To turn him over
to tho police.
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HEARING, OF the mundamus
proce-dings against the city com
missloners OF Collinsyille has been
set for Tuesday In the district court
Application for the wrt was MADE
by n. H. lille. defeated candidalv
for commissioner at the last election.
who claims that the commissioners
refused 10 properly canvass the
vote.
THE BODS or Claude Lytle. la
year-old school boy who was
drowned while swimming In the
Arkansas River Tuesday afternoon,
was found yesterday by two OF his
schoolmates who were searching
along the banks OF the river. The
body had washed ashore several
hundred yards below the point
where he was drowned
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THE BODIES OF Juanl,a and
Virginia Davis small daughters OF \.
H. Davis or Garden city, have been
taksn to Golden City. kan, for
burial. Tho children died at the
Tnisa hospital Wednesday night as
the result OF ptomainc poisoning. A
third child IL seriously ~ at the
Tulsa hospital and the parenw were
also effected by the poisoning.
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DECLARING that the three
Smiths did not fulfill the terms OF
his offer OF $50 to any thief who
would take his odd chummy
roadster" X. &. Mckay OF the Bell
OH and Gao company has refused TO
pay the reward on application OF
the trio. lie says that the car In
back and their act did not afford
him permanent relief from repair
bills
AT THE REQU Est OF the West
Tulsa Improvement association,
plans for II cleanup campaign are
being worked out BY Commissioner
NJ. ]. McNulty. Jr, who will make
"A report at the meeting OF the com
missioners today on sanitary con-
ditions In West Tulsa lie spent
Thursday morning looking over
conditions with a committee OF
West Tulsans
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PRIVATE &. l. BLOOM son of
Mr. and Mrs. G. l.. Bloom. who en-
tered the army service last June Is
and who was overseas for several
months, landed In New York. April
IA. lie IL now at Camp Merritt. n.
j., where he will be must cred out
Bloom. who formerly was connected
with the shoe department OF the
Vandever store, has been In France,
Belgium and Germany, since his de-
parture from tho stateh
AN AWARD OF 5000. interest
and attorney fees was returned by a
Jury In district court Thursday In
the suit OF Jennie e. Fleenor against
A. c. Thompson. appealed from the
justice court, In which the plaintiff
alleges the defendant accepted $500
as earnest money on a contract made
by the plaintiff to purchase TULSA
city real estate, and refused TO re-
fund the money when he was una bl e
to give a-rlear title to the property.
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NEW MACHINERY costIns
$4,000 was received today by the
Hofstra manufacturing company and
IN being Installed at the factory In
the northwest section OF the city
With the arrival OF the new ma
chtpesy the Hofstra firm expects IA
increase facilities for production
and launch an advertising campaign
that Will give the local factory a
| national reputation. according to J
Burr Gibbons, president and genera
manager.
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JIM DILLON OF Chickasha, =
deputy United States marshal hai
sent his resignation TO Marshal b
A. Enloe jr.. according 10 word re.
ceived at tho federal building yes.
terday Dillon is one OF the bes
known peace officers In the south.
west He has been on Marsha
Enloe's staff for about six years
Previous to that time, be was con,
nected with the Chickasha police
force. Dillon will engage in tn,
restaurant business In Chickasha.