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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-10


f-AMNgIFg. .kssF a wu-d he~as
srumghs an1e she language ~ sxprcss
thai wsacA j. olaer than fAe ssnfmAgv
stseE se nlase sAlng~ seom wAss
shey aGns aas ainx what saey seem
Tne smlilsona.ren wase stocs N
garersus Anso and srs IN mnFeesred
honss iAe sscrvkeeper w'ha 3sacns IN
Han5oE ''sAe oney eae ant. ana aoesns
arAns re 14snrA MS dssgaas~ hni hss
aornss nc susi as soa1 Tbs pas
ansA~nglssr whose glfss are heard
Of Aui nra concresely evident. tAe
huo1sstr wAo PMS The has red. sntcs.
aaeaous strawberries on so9 laxer lac
resiAnrArsenr vito serves ire large
pars.r ce xh1cksA 50 Smashe~ea IN
gray 81 ran NJ, hroszhe and SO elcsA-
eE sn 6resssns sses even a Nev has
aanc grnas aaall raseca TIE +palries
Loudly s0egax8rn re hsS burning desirs
70 serve an the front line trenches
rat regv,es1u1sg IS ~soa sosnssAlAS or
other" 10 Ae accepted ane Is UA-
aware" a. osher sevvlceS se hs Eseea
ant 80 en- sn6cflnmeiT
Ansozg AriaAos 7s regaee1es sor
sAsFe masAs be neu;honed income
LEX laws. Aelne wise RNd Cross
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-10
r The Army Of Mercy :

where to 80 sed c.rass wer<
Red Grass headquarters a. Federal
srsi1azg
Surs7csl dressing RON ~ MAscnsc
sem7lt
r.asserzG art af Cosferkl school
work soo-ns .. Tcss SIDE " c Z
Ass dQuA-ss-A
Methodist unit nj Methodist chGrcA
A1txr soclgy 8; X 81 hxA
nsresy
" X c. Knit. Altar Sccsess. Ladies
~ Tr@nlsy church
-ues5ss
rc r ra4f. Rspsiss Circle. c A Il
lrsi. South Division unii
kec-escss.
Telephone o7c-1irrx- Welfare mt
Fucker Ru-sca uns;, Dread ulff- Fsrst
NsiaonHl hank snk. Ne;bc1isi INIT
A'iH- Sar5e;r. Lazy i1ts wnans
u crsh-s
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-10

occupied
Caoisng a &c caara officer Or.
orSti said II ss Rasssa sAai viii
fsnisA the war sicsoFy ~ill return
se oar Tag
~1cnversins ~..A mamhcr ~ PEG
Tle" rr Norstg SD onc has seel-
ing lAAz one is coming iEso corsxcs
wash w-sdessre~i naos rren the
wcEnea in the strce.s SPEAK To urre-
strained tones of hatred against the
invader
Nv Norsss Was sers into Rnssis a.
speelai Invest i-a'cr ~ the Berllncr
TagAhlsss and hss article has csnsed
q aeeg concerr a-a0ng the people n
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-10

s1thor4iy 0n REsaAan affairs
m. NorSss writing ~ The Bcs.iner
TArAAla.f. after his resarR frozn an
sssrrae1 gcur az n-gnraed RaSsian. de-
tlAreS that ~Eassss. al classes. =
sAorauSAsv ts~s u TIE cl1gA-chy a.
tsr-x- and Euress-asEs instituted ~
he Soviet rorerr-ers
Even auaong .se PEASANTS sAe ais
s.axassnf Is general TT Ncrsss stated
Aus sha hatred sraSnSs Germany =
even creaiev The var wisA 4 sr-
anv i rot ever fw Russia A res
Government al he formed X wsil
secree a generz, rseasaizaticn and VII
drive the enens ras ~ al territories
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-10

EerA Is 4g.ts- E,ahs = es-tE Z X
s'-oTs 9. lnTsrss. II people z hrs
rlca--tr rs cases e ms srr1 ucrur
= AlDass every II Etha-hnpf Ar.
Fec7as should fn.E WI; 10 oe IL ,ii-
cl1'cGrlk1LI
SEr6nAh No os' T. ,sl@.
= usst hsrl1s g. rsAruegslsln =
Cclt ant -iA-rhoAR EAne5r kaorf
Z 1s rat-s Are 1-t Z ru-e3 ne q, f'Ex
ftsssrte-Ts ! hBt z1athe- xttHtf y
he skus nsusils--t salne ifrst t-
tou- rtArs Are tn1 = few cases q. fhis
-srAcr CC-ec ne have - >lz1-
nsu3s.c CaK-r tH,lr1rs Core H1t d.
u.-'AoaE Rsrae5y fo dazsns :. sar9ls
ssrce J frs ases r.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-10

@A-r application - RE .srIreFerns'r 3
Perhaps il nsn and womfr inter-
ssgt2 III the cansrr1mor 1s GA e
ha15h wauls naless and ruAllsh Ire
t'anns-s slssis,lcs ef under uuu-ash-
s6 scnoM eA1aftr az grer shs lllit'a
Sttses- ihalf BT7el1 for go-2uara bon
Iz gal t-iue -nore responsive co-
cg.srtuon TIE csnA4 d vessf1 e
trsrr ttsa-1 mi irahaas,r mfr @s
ccmps8ea 7a Vs1 un-1 afTe- shs wa.
IN she faia es fnf lesa1s N rejected
msn n fhs aran
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-10
THE KAISER

l.us vas 81 tel1 1tr uorIi = rs-y.eff
And frfnls Is iaa te s1.rk Als ua-fh.
g. reuii bare wslsrl SRA hea- t----
ln s-g itl.d apa- ~ ca--h-
As ~ Ast lazaf ar tls SsrrE
ru- He-F ~ tt--t IS tls -a1zs
ltt s-srais "a tlzrk end st--rsl..c .aal
hrl i,iss f-s SIRE. r1u1-'sass
~ D. aas ia-rt-s.l fruih fer gan
ftsrr~s rsrrF fcr tfs las- e poser
H-r-ei Auriersr itsf be- mri- rsr1
lr t-Gfsl fssticn flr ar hr
4as-ios- ils .trsl g zI r-vrus
t'rf IS .-s sss-lnr a. Las so-zs
-ari 1 81. rlaf- arr rtssst-f -eurs
And Semen .l-s-d- r-lik isf-> u-i-1rs.
~ sT-r EBi1ess =. .-.sses.-5
Tuts rsune5 10 t1-ra5 lenE AZ
II. ts-3s hare s-si-si xs.h sbsc.s fbs e-ess
T1zf an1e -ns rf.s - driven szleu
Ift- fs-it 60 1sz 5- lsas fIt7s
a. t1 - rtzz-ei b. tssS-as1rF
Nar t1s - k.s~ ar,- ri-fns FIRE
p .enfers ~ n sss< a. -
faa utss a servs urs-s - lsfr
In Ez- rf ---sl tl-zi i.as - 81
He - e1Et. -4rlf-.s5 r. -.z1-iF SRI
B5i Eie tiusx - E5szd dlstraBrrs t-s.Ss.
cues th-rr Es-- frsr11s T. sT@zk fs wo-sh
Bs- nc~ - szz76s slsos a. Tar.
IL zozs 5ehzse1 5ss-ssed- 81 sz--k
W-k a. lies r-zsz--x Hanr away
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-10

II sse sense ia ~'ssss we sssse
beer wssrs - sNl-k - 1-rieA-
ens-e ara ns armies ~ sss strDss
eae. sAe-v are er.i-s rx.isrs
s-rnes. 1>sgs ire rper art remain
e slH shf es,a xnc r.E. tst fax
ssries are 20 less . pa-- ~ tns
s-svy ehE: is sr F-1rcs thar ths
sAis enc tae oeorls rauss c'-ss
enea es.eTss me sz-sasflass II
t&n fnc TIRE ceaTls must c-S~
ssass ts :srs rnrspnrs s-nr. against
. ca-u-.sr zoe. TINS nztin, nssas
On r-ses. b.: ~ neecs eS:s rsf,s
~re ~ sns ss3c trst ~ih -rofs
s,seAsar~ si-e ~. ~ sht er-ss.sr
fAss ~rsl best SERVE ere rrrsrYar
enos Wtsscn-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-10
SEQ cross SEEKING ros MEN

5Eo cross SEEKING Foe MEN.
So Louis. Aux. .s-Tbe Rzresn of
Pe-scnnsl q ne American Red Cross
for fhe Soathves;ern Dirision with
headgusrsers IN ne Railway Er-
change Buiicinr- :; iss'ais. Is seek
.nr nen fcr overseas sertice Fseld
and kaspiiai directors. male clerks
and sieno~rzr.oers. raechznics cas-
ssitr sesrcse-s. acoosrssrfs ard
.rsrehsuss lneu are csgectAIiy wanted
They nus; BE beyoad drzr age TIE
Rec r-uss wiii furrish trznsporss-
.ier ans eCuiTnes; snc Fav a salary
where necessxrr Tht inrressec sr-
3 WY q ne Arne--czn Array n Frspo,
Is greatly Increased the demands
- the Ret Cross Applicants rhouid
write ne Persos-si Bsress. Amer
ca Re- cruEs. 80 Railway Ia
shArEt Rlsr- :. Lous. Ne
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-10

Issrit L-s-r r-r ~
Fsss-zi T-sos csr7,sls>. kss .s-
hlrnst 'c - ar.rssrsst l- re F'us
rit[1ct 1~sar--1rrL sfr-r - VI -
~ rsrars-. urts- frs-ul1s-sr Ger
era Bu-lsasr- o. - fp1 r-sa- tee
r-z-t r--earlss HE sss oncs =
-r-ri.s- - t-1-r-eff f--r Ns-rls-.f
sr1 - a. ~ n-rls4 rr wrs e1rnrnnns
rs-sa. l1 tss Hrass b. s<--cz-es
rors-r1szt vvrs-ssip ans ss-rsfisa
ol NJ r--ss - rearz
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-10

F-asadeus Maassn n 10 anst Ass
x4s Asuai Russ There aass hesn
asHnes when Il aesanna r hnFv iaf,
.hef fAf ncgrs@rrl tisnar t9i uAa
tsTg 1nAsrTnnaoa u >4bss4a ana ihe
ux.-esla aaashmeri ~ IRE fsAsietI
s-arir raeard4ass .. me Esuss,an srst
ssss a-spat ar ea'ed tesamlHs SOC
strong X resist nrvsrfEz rlnsness
n Enslana anA franre favored tarcf
ARD 51uan was rars5eereG 81 she
same mind T'ht lsEA4ns a Rr ssh
French ana A9asaaaan forces an re
MH-grlf T'ffsAsnla ; lruses ana n4
s&-a slares Is aa Aires sent shers
sar the srgntr RnssiAn sogmAnert
VA fafa1 a. Ar intiazian 1hM 1he
T-eslde1a Was beng vnz ever sinl
sfls is nov seen &c have haan d u.is-
lls fse has 5a4Asals na4IJesnea
.Aki military .Tfapentian IN Ssher a
vo1la he more likely 1e aad ia ghe
ar.,u. ,.....,. ,-s, ,,.,.,...s -.
.ss.s.-. - -. pn.t,- ,.,.-s 4,
shaa sheEn inte iht 1-rns e Ge'maEs
When he psearaa ArnAsca 70 sshna
J.. p,,s.s. 49, ,,v.,... ...a-.
s... 49,, ..- a., -u-.-.,.,. v,..s,,
!. Es. .aa, N.s .,aa- r,.a I r,s.hnA
- rsa-.,.. ,a. = rn.ss. a.. ,~s-e.,s
- .s,--,., 49,.
" INT hAhsi1is Alt t3 9s'N's az -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-10

A Russian r~rnlrDfslsz vT1es q.
his fEro-1ss nsEs;6I@r 1ha He--s--
srh. ArhEssnbar .-arn Htrl.I Go Nos
rQS hhs x1-ebcv netr ev1fsuuet 'c
oantf T'hf xeIss- sha1it arae- fis
ruwfr. early
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-10

We. Rs7er the araEhtla bath Cst-
nkr rrznras hhd 1Dtir vsr Bh'eEi me
hes; plhct .r s1Efr a iasft. Ana encf
.ss,k us .frhsh.1r Il rur1 A. P-1nrss
lrr.f Az L. yclh
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-10

With heed az 1S cerrf s'nf paund on
the hcuf and E,a-E q rsrts tts same
way. somebody besides ;he asnsnmsf
must he rs1sl1s benefit fran ssacA
-raxa,.r
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-10

Ttis Amen 4s usually cxuEsl ~
-heuus1ssu q ihs muscles AZ thsf
\ needed Il alsnsuss resi ant a few
Applications O. ChRlt'ts-ai1s --ot-
ntrt Try g.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-10

The Frnsslar general vha upss VA
hs2iIi3s fis aarer'ss-T's lnllItn-y eg1'ns
u -As extent q tearing ~ axn re
-asfarx - far sar1lt as fis cpE1
t--rrn4r
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-10

The Yankee a0iaasrs are lysaaT1ft
Is ar1Ang IN regnAr olt-huus Rt'ei
rssure N style when <heF catEur~a
Chm
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-10

The more zhs xD,lt secs 81 snrse-
psychalury The sr'mtr becomes m
co'ncluaor 1bsi i areH11 sii Il sa.s'F
AnEvhtre
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-10

The s.umEllaz vhels c,x7 Is AL
urs ant ihe rrl Srup hr- neeiuu
Bsresr IL 1isrsrtr rs Z aEsser - tarrs
7sscs IL a peosat tht1 II tarns thou
10 rItyt srnns
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-10

Bstish women tE S.AsrgAts Ch-nHl
have seri s. afh ~ 'ae Nst.-ans A.
sa,iht3ar ;ovh-a .ht suna Gov essAb'
shing uEuuna msr,a-itl tus Brs'-
tsh sal5ssrx Hu6 sslars
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-10
mEMRgR OF rrss AS$CcAt- :
SEES<.

The Axscca.x.1 Fress ix txcsas rtlr
satssaHd fn the Dst -. rePnh.acazioI
e al news dispatches crsLRee q =
= nn otherwise .s-edE-1 IL this faF--
end Alea he ssck- 1svs plaasfsa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-10
rcss ON RELATIVES
GOING TO caN-cNsENTs

s. Louis Aux ie--At corsersrc &C
n Red Crvi~s --c-ks-x held in s;
lu.ais decided stand was :1ke-
aez.nss RELATIVES roe1g 10 cxntor-
meas towns te nfs- solSie-s i
v-ls p1zst.s egs q s. 'As s-zc.sce .I-
.u-td thA moral @. t1e SOLDIER.
irrrgAs Ak.ous s1upuversbed coa6f-
isars = has family and IN so1s In
siknces srea.ef a condition hat
threatened 20 1lsrrs- TIE fnrndiy
+ was agreed a; iAis rneefrr 20
ask cAMr-nen % az Hone Service
Scc-ans 70 warn reaysres 2g11.z
sissing c4nsos Tfis nav hess t.e
sryne AZ telling rns1 s,,oui fe feys-z
sr- cAnp the 651rer Of hxviag seis-
fres rssn ihsm Hnd asking ;A4f they
str So rsletTes 1rainss l-
Tns Red Cr1ss has hes- calles On
.o asd thousands - stranded wsres
srs rsoihs-s xAo VI. Acns ant rsls-
-ircs - rissf CAMPS Ths esfo--s -tu
rKps.sed ~ ire Red Cross couic ee
tire-es - 1jeinE 5ssea5eza ~ho
rs.uzlr a. tbesr h1-nex-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-10

- rvmrrr d siln-ff frau itt
tsrE fl a. vsdf rnorthad h1rs1s uer--
r. trE q. hr vs-e, rhrls ne ir-
Jared f.Efs sra- 80 nouif Hns 1ress
r slrfii4 r1t rest ru a.s d-upr
avn and shuf.f y ne .1l1ie- WI b.
EEi'asa5 unae- arg action ~ tnr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-10

Fc- info--rsfi0r ooroe-rl-r al
k.n1f cf crt-ze4s service for voneu.
aaf - ur-re ~ secretary. a. roor
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-10

o. Federal bahaing
The new canastsoHs PREVAILING
ssrcs American t-cys are eeins sen;
10 French hospitals have made q
necessary that English speaking
nerses ee sens 10 al The large nik-
tar. hospitals IN rrancr T>is IS al
additional requirement which The Red
Cross has had - meet quickly.
The AAd Cross j. in need " The
servNes a eS.w0e women esween
,he ares O, - and = 10 De euicRly
sna specially trained as nurses for
ossrsnaS service Sever AZ these are
called for from LrExn ocun,y
The campaign Tor TIE 3s.eee stu
dent rurses fer training for var
service -egzir~s ;hii tie applicants
.hsr have had a. least TWO years o,
Assii school training Il Is hoped that
twice TIE humber called VII csickly
respond and shAi there may a.e .
ss-aus,. response 20 al future calls. as
ncv ;Aai re demand is greatly IN
crcessnr. there viii be tsrfher de-
axn5s n shs near future
Regular monthly meeting & Lorzn
Ccunty Chapter A Z c. Moodsy ~
e'csocs II II offScs q secretary. ffA
.uo- Foderal building
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-08
SAY FOOD RULES WORK A
HARDSHIP ON COTTON PRICE

A meeting OF the Tulsa county cot
ton ginners was held Monday after
noon at the office Of Judge c. j.
ilindman, county food administrd-
tor. to discuss the recent ruling OF
the food administration relative 10
the handling Of seed cotton and the
methods OF adjusting the difference
in price on account OF dirt and dust
in cotton seed
The SkiatOON ginnerS made COM
plant that tho ruling was WORKING
an injustice in their behalf. Being
on the coun,y line Between Tulsa
county and Usage county. rs per
cent OF their cotton is said to be
grown in Usage county, but owing to
the ruling by which prices are fixed
by zones, the Usage county cotton
brings s. per bale less, although said
to ne OF a much better quality.
Cotton and seed prices are fixed
by the food administration and
Judge Hindman will probably take
the matter up before the national
board.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-08
CLEVER BAND PETTY
THIEVES CAPTURED
Entered House and Swipcd Jcwclry
and NaIuablcs-F'our Olorcd
Women Caught.

Four informatlons against each
OF four negro women. filed in the
Justice court OF 8. e. Maxey yester.
day afternoon charges them with
bTglarizing residences In the south
part of town Saturday. The women,
Agnes Rowe. Clorinne Hawkins,
Gussie Scruggs and Minnie Roscoe
all old time police characters. were
picked up at different times Sunday
by city officers Pukington, Car
michael, Patton and Jacobs.
More than $1,000 worth OF Jew
elry and clothing was taken from
possession OF the women at police
headquarters Sunday night 1t
seems, from ali information avail
able. that these women had been in
the habit Of walking IN n house ir'
broad daylight and pilfering To their
hearts content. They are said to
have made practice OF ringing the
doorNell and IL someone answered,
ask foT work. In some cases hiring
out for the mex; day and failing to
appear. II no one came to the door,
they walked In and helped them
selves.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-08
HELD PITCOCK AND
M'CREADY FOR MURDER
Attempt VIII he made to Get Two
Officers Released Because the
Magistrate Was Sick.

Waving preliminary hearing be-
fore Justice John J. Slack yesterday
forenoon. Mack McCready and c. T.
Pitcock. accused OF the murder OF
bond for district court. Immediately
on this decision. petitions were filed
by their attorneys asking for writs
OF habeas corpus writs were grant
ed. returnable this morning at 8
o'clock. Petition for the writ on ac-
count of Pitcock is based on the as
sertion that Justice Slack was Ill
at the time the preliminary hearing
was TO have been held and unable
to hear the case. Had he been able
to hold hearing. the petition states.
PitCoCk would undoubtedly have
been released. hearing will come
before Judge n. f. Mcneil.
At the time OF the preliminary.
Justice Slack was III, but managed
to stay in the court room long
enough to hold the defendants to
district court on their waiver OF
preliminary
Coroner's inquest into the death
Of Fred Ragsdale was completed.
also. yesterday. the verdict recon-
mendinE that McCready and Pitcock
be held for the killing. Stuart, Cruce
Il Riddle and ]. T. Ingram repre-
sent the defendants in the various
qualifications of the case against
them.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-08
RECALL PETITIONS
SEEM TO BE TIMED
In Spite Of Rumors That Charges to
be Directed Against Mayor and
Commissioners, Can't bc Pound.
CITY HALL HEARS OF EN-
Say interests Trying 10 Control Po.
lice Department Behind Pur.
ported OustinR Recall.

Kumors and stories have been in
petitions we're being prepared for
circulation in Tulsa asking for the
recall Of Mayor G, H. Hubbard and
members OF the city commission.
Probably the most authentic rumor
on the subject was printed in Charles
Pages personal organ on the front
page Sunday morning
Grapevine stuff says that the
mayor and the police commissioner
will be the subject of the recall petit
tiOn. while from another source
comes the statement that "A petition
recalling r. r. curran az water
commissioner had been prepared
No authentic source OF these
rumOrs could hc located. At the city
hall, It was admitted they had heard
~ the petitions and they gave names
OF persons supposed 10 be interested
in their circulation, one city official
saying thar the recall was inspired
by interests attempting to control the
police department.
A check up OnHhOse said to he in.
terested In the petitions brought no
information. Nearly all OF the parties
suggested had heard OF the petitions
but none knew what had happened
to them, who drew them or why.
The petition covering Water Com
missioner curran was started inde.
pendent Of tho ones against the po-
lice department and the mayor. II
grew out OF the shortage Of water
II is alleged, and when the originator
heard Of the police recall. he asked
that they all be included in the same
effort 1t iS said.
The water department hasn't
measured up to the demands OF the
people 1t is claimed. and Mr.. Curran
has been unfortunate to have trouble
in his organization. which has re-
suited in much criticism. The argu-
ment behind the recall in his case is
said to be due TO inexperience, rather
than to any direct charges.
Every effort to find the petitions
In circulation yesterday was futile.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-08
CITY OFFERlNG>WATER
BONDS HIGHEST BIDDER

Bids for purchase of the issue OF
bonds Of the city to the extent OF
S575,000 for water extension pur-
poses are beig advertised for. These
bonds are all OF date February /,
and bear per cent interest payable
semiannually
The bids are TO he In the commits
sioners room at ga. IN. Friday. Oc.
tober IS, when they areIto be
opened This issue was only recently
approved by the capital issues COM
mittcc. ON showing that Tulsa is sad
~ ip need OF the water and sewer eX-
tension work that sale of the bonds
would make possible.
Election held on July II, 1917.
resulted In the voters authorizing
i. .sunn"e OF water and sewer eXten-
'',n' tim" only 100000 worth of
sion bonds to a total OF $4,000. At
...u -, eminent approval.
ms 100000 there remains in
tive c'tv treasury now something
like $4,000, the other half having
been used, for the most part in the
West Tulsa extcnsio work.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-08
DENTENTi0l! CAMP Is
TO Be A N0}PITAL
CAMP MANAGED SPLENDIDLY Y
IC,Ginc ~ tho Women Handled by
Car ain Rooney ~ Minimum
cost to the CifS.

ca account " the prevalence ~
influenza IN Tulsa ana the tact that
ca.,s At tho detention camp have
become scarce. II VAS determined ~
olurr tho detention camp and turn
u over 10 tho Rcd Cross for use rH
p hospital for influenza cases This
decision was reached yesterday
morning ls "A result ~ meeting ~
the Rcd 4'rGss attended by Mayor
& ~ Hubbard. In which, on h'hdlf
~ tho city. he rendered m" use ~
tho detention camp Tor ihie pur.
pUs'.
The remaining pntiontH VINO wore
under treatment ~ the detention
camp were taken 10 the ,Ity ill,
whore their treatment will lr con
ilDuCd
During the use OF tho buildings a8
detention camp frr people suffer.
Ing from social dl.olsct capt ! !.
= Rooney of the Tulsl home Guards
states. In hs report tu th" mayor
that total 81 3.l07 meals were
served Of these G21 went t. the
men aiding I'm IN" Guard duties
From september to September 30,
the period ,u.orcd hy. the report
supplies. such 40 groceries, bottled
water and leo. cot f12l3O. The
rnuk was pad 81. mahiug the gross
expense of the Kitchen ibi2 10.
1hcr" are ztiii supplies on hand
amounting tn about ~, making tho
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-08
CALL FOR MEN TO BUILD
FEDERAL POWDER PLANTS

To wort, ai tho Government pow
dor phlnr ~ Nashville. Tenn. which
WIii b" lhc bIstos in the world when
completed, as many Lg 900 workers
HrC van 81 40 once. Tn" caII comes
Tor roo nrst. class ana 90 second
class carpenters, ., first class and
-1 s"cord.C.dst rEgcTs. 2J nrst st-cla ~
r"Hmtincls. 20 nrstr class lInemcn.
- sheet metal workers. 10 first
cipss uiIlWr.Euig. 10 bollermakers,
, EatoiIn" engine men ana % men 10
WORK ~ tHr opr.dli'" department.
Thua. iuiolc cI should chll a. the
Tulsa offi.r uI the United states
cmplONmrul -sf,I'". Second and Cin-
riunat 'lir's before shipment sat
urday noon. ana confer Win Carl =
l."". examiner IN charge. n " H.
Soay, .ropras'uttnI IN" Dupont com.
pluy. when rs constructing the plant
for the government
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-08
TOTEM POLE FOR TIRE AND
TUBE FIFTH AND BOSTON

Another totem pole Tor mounting
old tircs. disrcRardcd and III only for
the second hand man, viii be erected
this morning At Ffh and Boston.
Il. Bee Guthr"y and tho Tulsa Auto
mobile association cooperating In
the drive Tor discarded tires and
nhc1 Tor the benefit OF the Red
Cross
The pile of tires at Second and
Cincinnati is So big that It is csti-
mated 5000 worth uf rubber is ready
to deliver 10 the junk man. and the
money thercfrom will go into the
Red Cross funds
They need the money, the Red
Cross folks do. If you've a tire or
tubs. take time 10 tote Il 10 ihe
totem for the goo dof tho country
It's a fine thing to do.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-08
MAY USE CONVICT LABOR
ON TULSA COUNTY ROADS

Convict labor, which has been tried
out with considerable success on the
highways in various parts OF Okla
homa, soon may be at work on the
road being constructed between
Tulsa and the Ozark club house, II
plans OF +. Bee Guthrey, highway
commissioner of the local Chamber
OF Commerce do not miscarry.
Mr.. Guthrey left yesterday for
Pryor to attend a meeting OF the
board OF commissioners OF Mayes
county, and II possible make ar
rangements whereby the 10 men who
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on the floor of a public building was
unsanitary and might spread dis
ease, the man said:
who in the hell are you?"
Mrs. Mccarthy. who is emploSed
by the society for the prevention OF
the spread of tuberculosis, called at
tention to what seemed to be a de-
liberate act OF violation OF the laws
Of the city and the laws OF common
decency, she met this affront.
The peculiar thing about II Is that
several other men stood near and
heard the insult to the Red Cross
nurse and never resented 1t.
II the guilty man can be located,
at least he'll have an opportunity
to explain 1t to the municipal Judge.