Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-12

against the use OF the city street
by unprotected, uncovered garbage
wagons.
A NEW SEWERAGE district for
Block 90 in the circuit addition was
created by the city commissioners al
their meeting yesterday.
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INFORMATION charging Fred
Fairbanks with theft OF all 3utomo-
bile from II. r. Hassell waS tile d
yesterday in Justice Daniels court.
lie will be ayralgned on the charge
today.
CHARGE THAT j. X. Allen had
taken a mortgaged automobile from
the state was filed yesterday IN JUS
tice Daniels court by the Spalding-
Swinney company. Allen is now said
to he out of the state.
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r. w BRAY has enlisted in the
seth division OF engineers, now on
ganizing at Fort Benjamin Harrison,
Ind, for overseas service as a loco
motive engineer. He expects to
leave in few days.
FORMER MAYOR NJ, a. Martin
was an Interested spectator at the
meeting of the city council yester-
day morning Mayor Charles Nj,
Hubbard was again In his chair and
presided. He is steadily regainins
his strength after his long Illness.
CHESLYN FROST son of Mrs.
Ora l.. Frost, who left with a recent
contingent OF drafted men for Camp
Nichols La. has been transferred to
Camp Logan. Houston, Texas, where
he is in the seventh recruiting COM
pany OF the 57th infantry
APPLICATION for an order OF
dissolution was filed in the district
court yesterday by the Western Ma
tional Oil company, The petition
named G. c. Stebbins, George NJ.
Canterbury and Dencie l.. Stebbins
az stockholders.
THE LIST OF 500 resistrants Of
the Tulsa City draft board who will
he called for entrainment between
June "a and 20 is expected to be
completed today. The exact date OF
departure has not yet been deter
mined. n
UNDER THE direction OF Traffic
Sergeant Jim Pilkington large
hummer of sidewalk traffic signs are
being placed in front OF Sheatres,
store entrances and other places
where the parking of cars Is prohib-
tied.
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FORMER CITY Auditor Frank
Newkirk has formed a business con-
nection with former Mayor John o.
Mitchell and will have charge as Of
flee manager OF his extensive rental
department, with offices on the fifth
floor of the Reeder building
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JOHN DOE and II. Randolph
were charged with gambling in in
formations filed in Justice Daniels
court yesterday 10y Constable Charles
Oberst. The mon were arrested in
raid Tuesday night. Nathan
Sosggs, who was lettering around the
place was also arrested and a charge
OF vattancy filed against him.
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b AFTER extensive Improvement,
| and repairs. the Y. w. c. A. cafeteria
! which mas Deen CloeSu AOA SNNfld q
| DAYS, will be reopened for the moor
| meal today. The interior has beer
repainted in ivory, as have also th'
tables. New draperies have beer
hung and the cafeteria now present.
a home like and attractive appear
| ancc.
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TULSA LODGE 79s I. O p. +
will hold its second annual picni
Sunday. June Is, at tho Randall
farm. five Mules southeast of Tuls'
on Broken Arrow road. Member
and friends are cordially invited
! Places of meeting will be tho Olsai
residence, 3l1 Fast Twentieth street
and alt are requested TO be there
promptly at a. m.
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WHERE TO PLACE the new re-
pair shop to be established by the
city for the upkeep OF municipality
owned automobiles and other prop
get puzzled the city commissio ioners
when 1t was presented 10 them yes
terday. Police Commissioner Bonn,
who recommended 1t, wanted TO
build the shop in the rear Of the
fire station, but Chief Adler said
| there wasn't any room there. Tine
new municipal garage was men
toned but this, too, Is crowded, 30
the matter was referred to Commits