The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-12-19
Commissioners
N DISCUSSION
OF RESERVATION


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szrrsx nner would rot b. there ana
shsf fhese wDrner car get SOrE ara
make their living II they want 70 40 80
TIE rrEzyor sz5d il was getting 70 be
30 mighty bad skspe- MI Gar1ne-
szsce,5 WAY he dad n0t remedy Il, and ne
,<ax he c0uld not remedy i b. himself.
r.f,1r NJ Czr.sner replied that the
charter says the mayor must enforce
The .sEs-
-Ir ssyz the mayor AMI commission
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r5sv Aubrey Bass then toll Of the
Injunction issuing from tire district
<00rr about a year ago, enlolning the
cssrn-rE Of these houses and all others
from conducting them IN Violation u
tfsz izx Some q the women went into
rentg. o.herx went To n Worth. but -
turned ia two months. Judge w r
Sere@rEzn ordered infornlztiOns fled
zxzfres al Of them. seventeen we're
f>~ogxht into court. and the judge re-
Fszed 70 dissolve the injunction
TIE TAX Of the irlunctions taxing This
matter out Of the power Of the police
sserszr-rnerf u al bOst." said cry At
sa-nev Bsss- He said the injunction was
<ot an excuse for the police force
Rass Urges Arrest
sr.zj@f Of Police Sigier said Il was the
any Of the sheriff 10 enforce IL Mr.
Pass szid the police could not MAKE
arrests for yiosatL of the terms OF
the injunction. but that they can make
arrests for violation OF the law Ny
Frazer said these women own their
Ii0uses and the city could not make
4tesD move. and Mr.. Bass told him the
city could fine them every day Bring
fkeyr. IL egery night" ne told the pciice-
TT,e chief Of police Eaid the women
have 10; enough money 20 leave the
city. that II Was best 20 keep tbsm N
ste reservation and make them BEHAVE
tt,en.seiyes: that II the tCughs keep
sxav. there will be no trouble. but X
fne women are run out Of the reserys-
fieo they VIII scatter all over the city,
ana shen everybody viii b abusing the
police .,,
srr. Pass said TO tel them they VII
IL arreste5 every night they r@Haif
there. and the chief sSlo- Iney arr
human"
NJ Wilson told u seeing a fine ap-
,.earing and richly dressed man eating
sz,,r-.er in one II the houses. that ne
wore a diamond as big az pigs ere
He sid fnis Il the man who gets the
FnDney. The mayor EXPRESSED desire
20 ,ee this man. and the chief said ne
would have him in court or have va
cash bon5. The mayor said ne wanted
TO look upon the man in court. CITY
All and forget him for a while" Mr.
Traiey said 20 put them all In jan ana
keep doing il. and they viii leave town
Iete chief said there was not one jury
IN a hundred that would convict the
prisoners
Then put il Up to the juries." said
Afr. Bass Let US place this respon-
sibllity where II belongs"
Commissioners Fraiey and Wilson
finally said they were willing TO pass
Il up 70 the mayor and the chief Of
roiice and back them up in anything
siYey might DO. Mr.. Fraley said II II
was possible TO make the women quit
The town he would be In favor OF IT,
hut he did not want 20 take them out
"a the reservation and let them scatter
over the town
Fire Insuf zBce survey.
q. w Musgrayes. assistant nre cniei
who has been working with fire IN
,s,,ranoe survey experts. filed a report
that rifss accumulation Of paper snn
trash and other violations of the buiio
Ing and fire limits ordinances thar