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

SATURDAY, JUNE 22, 19
could not be In much better condi-
ton Some OF the Early cotton IS
already putting on squares and he
predicts that some cotton Will be on
the market late IN Augdst or very
early in September
BRtSTOW, June 2I.---The BrIs-
tow Gas company is getting ready
for the winter during these hot
months a force Of men are now
busy laying pipe ana connecting the
wells up. Another well VIII be
spuddcd in this week for more gas
ana It Is believed that the Brstow
Gas company viii he amply able TO
handle the gas situation In this city
this coming winter All tho neces-
sary steps are now being taken
toward that end.
RRIsTCW. Juno 2l.-If plans as
presented 10 the city council
Wednesday night are adopted, Bris-
tow win be one ~ the best lighted
cities In the state There will be
. white way on Main street and a
lamp at every corner in the resi-
derco section. A committee APP
pointed by the mayor 10 look Into
the matter and q special meeting
o. the council will be held tomorrow
nigh, with the electric company 10
consider contract,
ERTsTOW. Juno Notices
have been mailed to the 81 white
men who will entrain at this point in
the cl'l 20 report here ready for
entrainWcnt on June 81 This will
be the second largest body TO leave
this place and will practically eN-
haust the Glass Al men. II Is
thought that with the re-classiflca-
ton that Class I win be able TO
stand another call before being de-
plcted.' Tho men will 90 to Camp
Travis from here as reported now.
BRISTOW. June 21.-A paving
resolution was presented 10 the city
council last night for the paving
Of tho remainder ~ Main street from
one end to the other. The county
commissioners have promised Brls-
tow that II Main street IS paved they
Will pave a mile OF the Ozark Trail
on each side OF Brlatow. This paw
Ing will be done by the gross produc-
ton tax and the aid OF tho federal
government. Practically rs per cent
Of the property owners on Main
street have expressed their willing
ness to the paving proposition.
OKLAHOMA CITY. June 2l.-The
following orders of the supreme
court were Issued today: A. b.
Harm, receiver OF the Merchants and
Planters Insurance company vs.. ST.
mon Smith ct al, set for oral arEu-
mont at October term. Wolverine
OIL company vs., william Parks ct
al. set for oral argument at October
term. Emma Haney ct al. vs..
Albert Anderson ct al, set for sub
mission at October term. j. II. Col
by ct nI VS. n. f. Decker ct al. dis
missed by plaintiffs in error
OKLAHOMA CITY. June 21.-It
was said OF the state department of
agriculture today that prosecutions
I'm the vat blowing cases In Seminole
county may be deferred following
promises from several men involved
tnat they would repair damages and
obey the law henceforth. II is said
that one man, who 10 was alleged
had aided in securing some of the
dynamite, has promised to sell his
herd of cattle and take the proceeds
and rebuild the six ruined vats. This
may be done. 1t Is said the men
offer the plea that they were mlsled
by others.
DRTSTOw, June 21.-A number
OF the soft drink" parlors OF this
city ordered sweet cider from a
Tulsa house recently and when the
cider arrived and was placed on sale
II was found TO have a "klck" that
did not really belong to sweet cider.
After investigating the matter the
officials decided to collect the
hard" cider and ship the same back
to the wholesale house, as the Bris-
tow people were innocent purchas-
ers and this would relieve them oil
any loss. The cider is supposed to
have gotten hard" after being bar
relied.
MIAMI. June 21.--A large crowd
gathered In tho courthouse yard last
nirht To witness The first dNll OF the
national guards which took place at
7;a0. Ninety men answered the roll
call. They have been trained by
Harry Barndollar. who will be in
charge Of the drilling for a few
weeks at the end Of which time he
will recommend the names Of Of
ficers TO headquarters and they will
be appointed, Major C. w. Bar
rett OF oklahoma City arrived today
and will muster the nien-into federal
service tonight Each man is to
take the oath OF allegiance to the
United tSates.
MIAMI, June 21.-J. NJ. Dixon,
whose nonoiretion as postmaster