The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-29
FIND STOLEN CAR
NEAR WEST TULSA
Buick Taken From Ga
rage in Sapulpa Mon
day Is Recovered
CATCH BOY FORGERS
Two Youths Attempt to Pass
Bad Check Written on
Postmaster

SATULPA, July 2S.--Deputy Rher-
iff Henry Gray recovered Buick
touring car at West Tulsa today
which had been stolen last night
from c. Il. Edgerton OF the Edger-
;on-Hiles Hardware company. Ed
geiton reported 10 the police this
morning that he had placed his car
in his garage last night, and this
morning when he went out Il get
In his car It was gone. The car was
round near garage In West Tulsa.
The garage man said two men had
driven up In the car last night and
mas bought some gasoline. They
later abandoned the car. This car
was stolen last May by five boys,
who are In the reform school now
serving a sentence for larceny.
Marriage licenses were issued to-
day to the following: S. Frederick
Leckon, i3. jerks, and Mrs. Laura
a. Adams, i3. Tulsa: Clyde Hendrix,
sapulpa. and Miss Collye
Fhresher, ls, sapulpa.
Congressman J. W. Harreld, re-
publican candidate for the senate,
under the auspices OF the Woman's s
Republican Slub. In speaking of
the address. Mrs Abbie Hiilerman.
chairman Of the county Republican
committee. said: Il consider Con-
gresham Harreld one of the ablest
speakers: one who discusse his
subject the freest from malice, and
one whose character will stand the
test of public scrutiny and whose
integrity cannot be questioned"
DR.. f.. l.. Nichals presided at the
weekly luncheon of the kiwanis club
today. The question discussed was
the making Of new and changing OF
old ordinances to comply with in
surance regulations 10 reduce the
rate of fire insurance. 1t was sug-
gested that these changes would re-
suit I'm "A saving to the holders OF
Insurance policies OF from $4,000
TO, $4,000 a year.
Julius Norman, year old son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Norman of
North Poplar street, received n
broken arm and number of bruises
when he fell from n window in his
homo late yesterday afternoon. The
child climbed Into window and in
leaning against the screen, pushed
the screen open and fell to the
ground, 3 feet below. The screen
was unlocked and the child leaned
against II. not knowing that It was
unlocked.
Mary Partain filed a divorce suit
today against Harry Partain, on a
charge Of desc, tion. They were mar
ricd June 80, 1905. and Mrs. Pai tein
claims that her husband deserted
her April 20, 1916.
Herbert and Guy Mckinney. 1s
and II years old, We're arrested to-
dav on n charge of trying to pass
a forged check. The boys who are
brothers were recently released
from the state reform school. About
o'clock this afternoon, the boys
went TO the Ray Wood Pharmacy
land tried to cash a check for $3.50
that was signed C. c. Taylor The
men at the pharmacy suspected the
hcys and refused TO cash the check.
They then notified Mr.. Taylor. who
Is postmaster Of Sapulpa, The next
place visltei by the boys was the
Mum Cleaning works. The pro-
prietor there looked at the check
end noticed that Mr.. Taylor's name
was spelled Tailor Mr.. Taylor
came in about that time and the
boys ran. The police were notified
and started in on lively chase.
the hays ran In opposite directions
and met under n culvert. One boy
was a little slow in arriving there
and the police who were following
MS brother, saw him. They were
arrTsted and placed in Jail.