Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-22

TULSA DAILY WORLD, S
Officers Johns and Stratton going
/ ont and drying the car back to
town at > o'clock yesterday morning,
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IN SPITE or THE slump Of early
l9lS. the clearing house report for
the week ending June 20 shows "A
healthy NcreaSe OF the correspond
ing period Of 1911. The figures:
Week ending June 20, 1918. Sll,-
a12, ,A5O.Ul; week ending june 2l
1911. $54o9, ,t2S,SS; per, cent in.
crease, $50.
THE FAIR PRICE COMMITTEE
of the county food administration
win meet regularly every Monday IN
the future This will be done upon
the suggestion Of Kay f. Stone, Sec
rgtary OF the state fair-priCe com
uittce. who suggests that publicity
through the daily press be given TO
all prices fixed.
THE CASES or Ed Bellamy and
VIII TrammeN, who were arrested
Wednesday by city pollcemcn for un-
lawful possession Of NQuor was
checked up 10 the justice courts Of
the county by the city yesterday.
When The two men were arrested out
ln "DarktoWu," there were "a half
pints Of whisky.
THE FOLLOWING JOINED the
navy Friday: Jack Benton, St Louis
Mo. and Lewis Jones. Wynona, Okla,
Both as apprentice seamen, The
aymy repor.s the following; Two
Tulsa boys, Harry Sanders in the
medical division and Dewey Brown
!u ihe quartermasters corps. They
left for Fort Logan, Col yesterday.
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NEW REGULATIONS covering
the transportation Of live bees by
parcel post have been promulgated
Ny the department, according to AS
s.staut Postmast Ralph Johnson.
There has been regulation covering
mailing Of queen bees, hut the sex
ietultNOu ia now waived, and any
Old sort Of bee properly packed, may
be sent by mail
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TIE POOREST DAY IN the year
was reg stored in the issuance Of
hH.lilug permits yesterday in the
building inspectors office. The to-
ln. for tho day was only S4G7 up to
the middle OF the afternoon The
Total for the month was S2S3.O00,
aud the Indications are that June
will have "a hard time reaching the
100000 mark.
MONDAYS HAVE been set as
roast beef days" by the national.
state and city food administrations
ana hotel and cafe proprictors have
been >insuuetcd accordingly. 1t can
De served, however, at only one
meal, either cold or hot Wednesdays
and Saturdays have been designated
as hash" days. Violations of these
orders means revocation Of licenses
by the food administration.
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BUSINESS IN THE marriage H.
cense bureau has fallen of There
were only two issued Thursday,
while none were issued yesterday.
The county rs out Of those fancy
certificates that they have been Civ
ing to newy-weds. and one pretty
little lady tod Clerk Maxwell yes
tcrday that she had rather not be
marriod than 10 have a plain piece
of paper to frame and hang on the
wall.
CHARLEY MILLER, the man
with many aliases, who. few nights
ago was arrested by city policemen
for attempting 20 rob some women
I'm room,ug house at 23is North
Cincinnati, is charged in information
before Justice Daniels court with
robbing Blossom Kinningcr OF dia-
mouds TO the value Of $500. chief Of
Detectives ]. u. Patton signed the
Information. transferring the case
from the city courts.
JUDGE MNElL Of the district
court, Will return Thursday from his
home at Pawnee. on that day he
expects to pass sentence on some
eight or ten criminal cases that have
been decided during the last term.
Judge Conn Linn will have a motion
day June 25, beTihg on new trials.
SiHce there are thirty criminals at
present confined in the county jail.
II may be necessary for there to DO
a short criminal docket in August
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NO DEFINITE date for the pro-
posed Elk picnic has been set. Be
cause Of an inability of the commit
tee to agree upon a place 10 hold the
festivities, the plan may fall through.
3 a majority wanted to 20 up to south
west Missouri and pull 1t off-but
the railroad administration refuses
absolutely to grant any excursion
rates The cOmrittee in favor Of
Bevo got Il jolt when the price went
Up 10 10 cents, and the whole thing
iBticd up.
. ACCORDING to petition filed in
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