The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-02

MARRIAGE LICENSES issued
yesterday: william X. Kerr, 26
and Lena Mae Banister, 21, OF Tul-
sa; Carl Berger, 26, and Laura
Harmond, 26 OF Tulsa; +. d. Nc
Carthy, 23 and Nell y. Hoppon. 20,
OF Tulsa; Earl w. Crabaught, 21
and Syble Sims 16, OF Tulsa; +. II.
Nash. 2S and Rae A. Puckett, 2S,
OF Bartlesvllle; William A. Barr.
43, and Lola Mofatt, 2s, OF tulsa
". II. Andrews, So. and Harriett II.
Barber, 80, OF Tulsa; Farrell shock
Icy, %, and Velma ID. Shepard, Is.
of Tulsa: Norman j. Woolsey. 2S.
and Myrtle l.. Grove. 25, OF Tulsa;
George B. Cookery. 25, and Eliza
beth !. Dobbs. 81, OF Tulsa; william
Andre Netherton, 35 and Helen
1angdon, 20, OF Sklatook. Steven
Rider, AZ, OF Blxby and NJ. Payne,
80, OF Yale: NJ. Terrio. 81, and May
mie Beaver, ~ OF Tulsa: Lloyd f.
Moore. 80, and Mhude Gentry, IS,
OF Sand Springs; walter II. Groller.
zz. and Caroline Rcdersen, 90, Of
Tulsa; DR.. Ford r. Bridges, 2s. Of
Bixby and Ina Mao Hudson, 22. Of
Center, Texas.
DIVORCE PETITIONS filed yos-
terday: Jessie May CArrick against
| C. r.. Carrick; william b. Frederick
| against Helen i. Frederick; Coral
| NJ LANCER against Joseph +. Lang
er; Bertha Bradenburg against Ev-
ert BradenburE; Dora -Waynick
against John Waynick.
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APPLICATION FOR AN order OF
! dissolution was made yesterday in
| district court by the Bull oil and
! Gas gfa f, "A
| petition that the officers and chief
stockholders in the concern were
| H. d. Bull, W. L. and George s.
| Barclay and that at n recent meet
ing It was voted TO disband the cor
poration. All debts and outstanding
obligations have been settled, the
petition stated.
SUN SYKES. negro, charged wits
making an assault with intent 20
| do bodily injury 10 Victor Vassar,
another negro, entered plea OF
not guilty when arraiRned yesterday
| before Justice John II. Query and
was held under n $4,000 bond pend
ing his preliminary trial which was
set for July II. II Is alleged that
Sykes stabbed and cut Vassar dur
Ing an alteration between tho two
on June 2s.
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GEORGE T.. GILMORE, chair
man OF the board OF county commits
sioners and a member OF the board
Of equalization yesterday urged all
taxpayers who have kicks to make
about their taxes TO appear before
the equalization board which Is now
in session in the office OF Frank
Bowlin, county assessor. The board
has been I'm session several days and
Will continue in session all OF next
week and longer II all business Is
not completed. The board of equal
izatlon is composed OF the three
county commissioners, Gilmore. Ira
Short and Frank Wooden and Bow
lin. II has the authority 70 pass up
on all tax matters raised by COM
planning taxpayers and Ia the last
relief that taxpayers can obtain
outside of court action.
TRUNKS ARE NOW being made
to order by the Elephant trunk fac
tory, n department for the makins
OF trunks according to individual
specifications having been estab'
lished with II. C. Lang in charge
Lang has been in the trunk buSines,
40 years and in business in Tulsa
: for 10 years
GEORGE MITCHELL. who hat
been In Tulsa for the past two year,
has left for Boston, Mass. He haf
/ been with the Sand Springs Electric
nj company. Friends OF Mitchell't
: gave him n farewell narty in Mrs