Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-25

''NH l'hNN lNN preparation or a pro
Wlun list The states best fancy
cattle hrc raised I'm Tulsa county and
'hc fair board decided 10 add the
cattle show AS a means ofsincrcaslng
.h' amount OF pure bred cattle ln
.ho county
bH NJ j FFEWGusON Tulsa
physician who enlisted with the
Tulsa ambulance compahy is aerv
.IH Too the navy now. according 70
p. .'''re received Nero yesterday Doc.
... Ferguson received an honorable
N' hbrUo from ths army and re-.
ned fo Sew York several months
I'' and began working to get into
.'' navy His letters stated that
would probably he assigned to
'.'" loo the submarine zonc or the
"Na' uf Ireland
3. Ia REGULATIONS recently
I"i Pos y A Norris OF Ada. state
HNuIuH'rator. viii force the
.'H club TO Close from pcccm
I'lN. 10 April I 1918. it was
announced Yesterday orders cloH
...HH and similar places during
winter season until the last,
only affected places using coal
Ih" order WAS extended to
I'. natural gas
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.AIL MAS BEEN Issued for
... .nulH fnr the navy Thus far
'rr.nuH have applied 10 the navy
'N'..F uff DT. Nostou building
'h. FIRST time either blacks or
N.'.' |u nu used Recruiting for
navy holding up excellent after
Dol. 'rIfr officer Friers booked
"'H Yesterday Their names
.".'.N George Rogers ColilnrNlllr.
'.'N'' 'rs"r tulsa. ilcrahcl wood
N'.N salem Mo. and George Taylor.
''I.'N u apprentice Ecnmon.
I''''. I'vu tulsa. In the fire
mon rp and uooth Melton. Sa-
II'r' .H 'N. radio corps
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THERE ARE now nfty ak men
"H ih" police force Tho number
Includes eight detectives. seventeen
| |pN'.H.WuU. eleven traffic officers and
twenty other men in various capaci-
1 Ties IHN force provides Tulsa with
/ me most adequate police protection
/ lt has ever had chief Allen stated
! Yesterday The biggest Increase In
tho tnroo has been In tho traffic de-
.parinloni 'o which several men were
added. They are now enforcing the
traffic laws IN tho letter and Il IL
again possible to walk upon the
streets of Tulsa minus the hunted
look
TULSA MANUFACTURERS who
are after war contracts will meet
with II Guild of the Kansas city
war Industries committee at lhe
chamber uf Commerce Friday and
discuss The possibilities OF Tulaa's
developing into IA war Industrial
Centcr. Mr. Guild will remain here
during tho entire day Many manu-
hcturers of Tulm have applied for
war contracts and the fact that
there rs an ever increasing demand
for production inclines them TO bh-
hevc that their applications will he
accepted by tho government. In
Quiries have been reaching tho
Chamber OF Commerce from manu-
taCturers all over the district and
all have been invited 20 attend the
conference Friday with the view OF
reaching some definite result
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THREE PETITIONS for dIyorce
were filed yesterday one In the dis
trict court and two Ia the superior
court That In the district court Ia
wherein Ruth Wilson snes John l.
Wilson 90 the charge of cruelty and
lnhuman treatment She also wants
her maiden name OF Ruth McCaa-
KIN restored In superior court petl-
ton Of c. G. Irving was filed seek
ing separation from Annie Irving on
grounds OF desertion which. II In al
legged. occurred two years ago The
other petition filed In superior court
Ia one wherein u. W. Munger charges
his wifo. Niclle Munger. with rross
neglect Of duty II Ia claimed she left
home four years ago and has refusad
TO comN back. Petition states that
tho couph were married on March
90 1850.