The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-15
I State Briefs

MALESTER. June 14.--Applica-
tion for transfer from district to city
schools are being considered by the
board here. approximately so stud
eats from over the county are ex-
pected to attend the citys high and
graded schools.
a'ALESTEiS, June Mcintosh
county has kindly consented to help
Pittshurg out of It's road difficulties
Word was brought here by L. L.
Simpson of Eufaula that a Mcintosh
road gang was busy making paSsa-
BILE this countys approtch to the JEFF
terson highway bridge over Gaines
riygr.
L.
BILLINGS, juno li.--t'rank wor-
rell has received word of AN accirent
to his son Morris. an oklahoma avia-
tor, who received a broken leg and
other bodily injuries AS the result Of
a side plunge of 3. 800 into the Allan
tic ocean near Hampton Roads. He
IL in the government service and was
trying out new Liberty motor at
the time.
TONKAwA, Jdne 14.-ResuIting
from romance that began in the
army hospital at Perigue, France,
during the war, the wedding oc-
Cured Saturday at Kansas City Of
Miss Claire Keys OF Toronto, Can,
TO Joseph Il. Miller of this city, who
was a member of the medical corps
overseas. The bride was Red Cross
nurse in the, hospital and he was on
duty.
PONCA CITY, June 1.-THE
death occurred here saturday OF
" illiam Ii. Reynolds. aged SO. "A ma
uve of Craborchard, Ky. He euthsted
with the Missouri militia when the
civil war began as a union sympa-
thizer, and in one of the early en-
Easements lost a leg. lie leaves
several children, including Henry II.
Reynolds. former city marshal and
for severtl syears police judge at
Gdthrie.
pONCA CITY, June l4.-Scout-
master Newton Buck, formerly OF
Denver, Is making great progress In
organizing BOY Scout troops here,
ard has already approximately $50
boys enrolled. A move Is on foot to
get a scout executive 0ho will work
ia conjunction with the city schools.
The high school gymnasium and that
OF the Lincoln school win be used
Tor meeting places during the sum
mer months.
PAWHUSKA, June 14.-W. III.
Barnes was sentenced Saturday TO
lie Imprisonment for the murder OF
his wife In front OF the Citfzens bank
three months ago. He snot her as
she was entering an automobile and
fired two more shots into her body
as she fell. The defense pleaded in
sanity and assigned infideiity as the
provocation. An ls-year- daugh-
ter and a 12-year Old crippled son
both testified in the fathers favor.
CARRIER, June 14-Placing a
shotgun to his forehead, John We'd
ale, oil field worker. shot himself
Saturday through a handkerchief
tied around his head. According Ia
his wife's story Wednesday left home
Friday with the threat to hiIl him
self, and "A note from her was found
IN the dead mans pocket. Mrs
Weddle works in local restaurant
PAWHCS<A. Jne 14.-ln order
TO meet the expected fheavy demand
for homes in the fan a number of
businss men are preparing to erect
a number OF residences for sale or
rent Harry d. Joll, who has al
ready built rs and will finish more
Dy the first OF next month, has Civ
en- the contract for IA more. all OF
those now ready have been sold or
rented. X. =. Mcdonald is complet-
ing 10 high-grade housesS and will
build mme, all of which have prac-
tically sheen sold in advance.