The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-22
NO EFFORT TO RUN CARS
At Mayors Suggestion At
tempt Is Not Made-No
Guards Are Available.
NO VIOLENCE SAY STRIKERS
Blaylock Says Men Stay Away
Kendall Gets Jitneys-
Men to Meet.

Patrons NJ tho Tulsa street railway
WI walk again this morning. but
there ls promise that cars viii be
cunning before night
There will be u conference OF the
strikers and G. H. BosIer OF Dayton,
ONO, president Of the company who
VIII arrive In Tulsa on an early
morning train, sometime during the
forenoon and 1t iS expected that the
differences between the company
and employees viii bc settled
As soon rs settlement rs reached
'He. street car service Will De- prompt
h resumed over all OF the COM
panys lines IN the city.
~ re suggestion ~ Mayor g. II
Hubbard and secretary &. y. Doug
las ut tho Chamb OF commerce. the
company abandoned its plan to at
Tempt TO run cars yesterday after
noon and will await the result OF the
conference today.
sup NJ MCGrath sud last night
'hl' IGo company had made no at
tempt TO bring strike-brc 10
Tulsa.
Pres dent liOslcr viii take the sit
uauon IN hand Immediately upon his
arrival 100 Tulsa this morning.
A meeting OF the union men is
shcdulcd for two O'Clock this after
noon. Tho union Will probably he
represented by a committee at the
conference. Rather than have this
conference AZ The company's office
coy ll the union hall. this suggestion
was made thai Secretary Douglas
tender the use OF the chamber OF
commerce where both factions would
De- upon an equal footing
No Guards Available.
superintendent NJ. McGrath con
'errcd with the heads Of the police
department and Sheriff Woolley
Monday In regard to obtaining
guards for the street cars In the
event ot their being put In opera
A"u 10y other operatives. but he was
informed that neither the city nor
county had men available for this
purpose and II guards were en-
pioyci u would have to hc at the
expense NJ the street car company.
Monday afternoon at O'Clock the
srk!nE street car men held meet
INK behind closed doors at the
'arpcutors hail on Second street
After the meeting Secretary A. A.
Idy.ock gave out. tho statement
."A. wv Il'D OF lNe union nave never
'oniewp PLACED pickcting the com
pauy S harms and in fact the men
ha'r been urged to stay Off the
streets so as 70 be away from the
property OF tho street car company
entirely.
We want 10 assure the people ~
Ipl~i that no violence In any form
Wi, De tolerated by this union from
lS members during the strike"
The secretary further announced
'hAt although ne had notified the
street. car officials that a meeting
Nas .n 20" held Monday afternoon. of
'h" employees. and invited the com
IH'F Zoo send a representative to be
present mono appeared
committee OF the strikers stands
i.aNF 40 any time to confer with the
'''gtis NJ the company. he says.
Kendall Gets Jitncys.
Permission has been obtained froHn
lhc city for 'Se extension OF the
south Wheeling jitney service to
Kendall during the suspension Of the
street car service due to the strike.
10 cent fare will be charged be-
tween Kendall and the wntown
terminus. The Kendall terminus will
d" a' the drug store at Seventh and
Mccoy streets
l"'ween s and Q n m, the jitneys
vi. operate on a 1O-minute schedule.
h''Noen 2 a. IN. and p. m. on 20.
..HN'. nhcdule and thereafter on a
'v.minu'e schedule,