The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-01
SupuIpa Notes

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SAPUT,PA. April 30.-Wednesdav,
Nav 8. has been designated as the
date for drive for funds In tho
local Y. w. g. A. now being organ
lied. Practically every young woman ,
approached has Joined the new or
'gani2ation, no membership fees be!p
asked There is no certain amour
being asked. donations from busines
houses having already taken care on
preliminary expenses.
Every local business man has been
asked to greet the $50 or more Tulsa
boosters who arrive here next Tues
day morning via n special train on
the Frisco. Preparations are being
made by the local chamber OF coma
merCe TO give the visitors n hearty
welcome.
Kelly Ycllowhead Jake Skeeter
and William Berryhill, Indians, held
under a grand larceny charge for
the theft Of merchandise valued at
about $1,000 from a Syrian peddler.
were bound over TO the district court
In their preliminary hearing before
Justice George IL. Jennings today.
The alleged theft occurred April 20.
A marriage license was issued 70
Lewis G. Coker, 35, and Lille Gard
ner, 3S, both of Sapulpa.
More than 200 renewal member
ships In the railroad Y. NJ. c. A. have
been turned in during the drive this
week, :. w Moore, secretary, said
today. The drive started because ot
the expiration OF nearly every mem-
bership in tho local organization
which would come May l., unless re-
newals are turned in. The drive will
continue another week.
Local republicans held precinct
primaries last night and so delegates
and as many alternates were elected
from the eight precincts of this city
to attend the county convention at
Bristow May 6. Several women were
among the delegates chosen. This iss
the first preferential primary ever
held in Creek county.
Joseph Gamble, newly elected
commissioner of public affairs, will
be the only new city official to take
office May here. Mayor j. Wade
Bone and Commissioner of Finance
Don McMasters were reelected at
the recent election. +. o. Fowler.
holder OF the office to be taken over
by Commissioner Gamble, is now in
California studying missionary work
and will soon leave for India, Mayor
Bone learned in a letter received
today.
j. ID. HedriCk, held on a charge
OF hi-jaCking two men at Bristow
early last week.. was bound over to
he district court by Justice George
II, Jennings here today.
Seven negroes arrested by Deputies
Frank Hazelwood and l.. ]. Florence
several days ago We're fined $40 and
costs by Justice George Jennings tl-
day on charge of gambling, u la~
alleged that the negroes were fplay-y
ing stud"
Roy jackson, 16 years old, who
| ran away from home late THURSDAY
after "a brief farewell to his father,
H. o. jackson, was apprehended by
CEief {! Police John Willard .a;e
| Thursday at the Frisco depot here,
The father OF the boy had telephoned
TO this city that the boy had em-
bezzled $50. but the charge was not
substantiated when the father ap-
peared here today and the boy was
released.
Attorney General Prince Freezing
VIII be the guest of honor and prin-
cilal speaker at the kiwanis club
here May 2 and Will deliver an ad-
dress on y. w. G. A. activities in
the state at the nigh school auoi-
tCrium.
county Attorney Frank A. Speak
man leaves Tuesday to attend
CRIMINAL session ut the superior court
at Drumright which opens IN that
dalc. Judge Gdylori X. Wilcox VIA
~ Islde at the session.