Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-06

--t|Ai W VI Ailt lhf l'lNll illt last man
mad been accommodated even II II
took until morning At midnight all
mad finished their work excepting IN
mum her one. and indications were that
Mr Mowbray would complete his task
by o'clock.
Summaries Not Completed.
None of the registrars had time TO
make out their summarize last night.
They VIII do this today. The sum-
mary, as prescribed by the war de-
partment. is very complete, and will
20 into the pcrnanNt records. = he
summary sheets and registration cards
VIII be turned over today TO the mu-
nidpJl beard The board viii employ
Il number OF s'cuoEraphcrs to make
two copies of each card. as rcqdirCd
ly the government.
With every prospect Of the city reg
l'ilauou running over seven thousand
D. was pointed uut last night thl. fully
one thousand cards from citizens who
were ont of town are ,at To- he added
TO the number. These cards which
came by mail. are at the mayors Of
tice classified 10y precincts. Each pre-
ciuct registrar will have o. issue the
certificates for his quota Of the cards
today and mail them in the self-ad-
desscd stamped envelopes that accom-
panied them
Absentee, Worried.
Two Tulsans who are in OUT Of state
points last night wired the mayor TO
know why they hal not received their
certificates They were afraid Of ar
rest and wanted cred entails The
certificates however. cannot be mailed
out until today.
At least one hundred Ren registered
with .'ity Auditor Fcank Newkirk
yesterday. All Of them live elsewhere.
Their regulations provided that their
cards should be in the hands of their
home registrar by registration day.
Int they slept on their rights. !; is
not thought that anything ser!0us will
happen 20 them for their delin-
0uCnCy.
At midnight last aisht r. l. Wal
ace. county registrar. extended his ap-
probation TO the members OF the Tulsa
un'on who volunteered
their services and supplied band music
at the various registration places
where speeches were delivered during
the day
All who have aided in making tru
dag in Tulsa county the unqualified
success that it has proved are as
sured Of the appreciation of those
Who have been directly responsible
for the work and to Sheriff W NJ
Mccullough and his deputies espe-
cal thanks are extended hy the reg
irtrar FOR the undefatigable efforts
put forward in supplying the outly-
mg districts with blanks.
Count, Demands Great
Demands that exceeded all expec-
tations were made by the voting pre-
cincts outside of the city Of Tulsa and
numerous t~ips were made by tn
county's deputy sheriffs and by
lewis Cline. county clerk, IN carrying
additional supplies TO those precinccs
y hose allotment of registration cards
were exhausted early In the day.
Out of the &c precincts outside the
city OF Tulst more than half caller
upon the county clerk during the day
'ug adliuoral cards. More noticeable
than the others were the demands
made 10y lenks, EiXby, Glenpool,
Leonard, SE.atoOk Sperry DaV sun,
Linn Lane and Red Fork. all OF which
called upon the county clerk upon
three different occasions.
Day Was Quiet
There was not scmblance Of pro-
test in any iort oil the county, The
day passing quietly and uneventiuI
and the preparations that had been
made at Dawson TO prevent what
forecasts had leaked upon as violent
TO the registration plan
We're proven to be needless.
Early last week rumors reached the
cars OF the county officials to the
effect that some objection had been
voiced over the pending registration
and that the day wuu;>
ttA Nksie1 g
Cnt opposition being displayed. Althl
not pretentious preparations were
Tut forth. plans were nevertheless
laid whereby peace officers could be
rushed To that precinct at moments
notice. The registration at this pre-
Cnct was completed shortly after
o'clock tonight without mishap
Rlanks for the county precincts
were distributed by Sheriff w. NJ. Nc
Culloueh and his deputies. VINO
started At three o'clock yesterday
morning in automobiles. visiting
every voting precinct in the county
and placing the registration supplies
~ the maids Of the precinct registrars
long before the opening hour. For
The most part the registration thru
out the county was completed on
schedule time.
NhHi HlHii-N SuIITlSt
At Sand Springs the greatest delay
was experienced, where registration
blanks had been exhausted for the
third time at $50 o'clock and three
hundred men We're waiting in line to
be registered. At that hour $50 men
had been registered and 1t was esti>i
mated by the county registrar that
.ho sand Springs registration would
Total twelve hundred before midnight.
Altho County Clerk Lewis Cline re-
nained in his office until well after
2 o'clock tonight, none of the out
side precincts had reported their total
and the exact number OF
men between the ages OF II and 81
who hardened 10 the call of the United
states government will not be known
before some time today.
Moran Surprised.
John Moran, deputy United States
in charge OF the Tulsa branch
office, declared last night that even
the most optomistic federal officer of
his department was surprised at the
luiet manner In which registration
was carried on thruout this section
II the state yesterday Not even a
telephone call from remote secti>ps
.udfCufad that thor, had hg,n pr ,V,,,il