The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-16
TO PUT CURB ON
CITY J0YRIDERS
Trouble Brewing for All
Needless Motorists,
Says Kiskaddon
NEW OFFICIALS TALK
City Club Meeting Virtually
Turned over TO Members
Of New Administration

There's trouble brewing Tor those
lopdIrs4 motorists who Insist ON
speeding through tho business SOC
tInn-or tho residence district. oith-
rr-wItu the ,uluuis Co their cars
vide open. emitting o af1ccaio pop.
lHp like tho noise NJ o. machine
Ftn. Tho same warning goes Tor
motorcycle cops. too those who
start from the police station toward
tho scene of crime with Their ma
chimes WuHIur enough noise go foro-
,yotn tho criminal whilc the officer
g. Four blu,ls away.
This advance od.cf OF one 81
hls policies was issued 40 tho city
club luncheon ut Uotol Tulsa satur
dow neon bv Harry ~kirkIddou. who
viii hH police commissioner after
May %
"ThiH business ~ running with
,uiouia open ls going 60 stop he
declared omph3tiDally, land we're
going 10 tlke whatever steps arc
necessary Co put an end 10 10.
llrst we gently warn the offender
hut aftorvnrl hon meet tho Judge
and tell him why De didut heed our
Warning
An Members Present.
Tho city club meeting Saturday
was virtually turned over 10 tho
incoming democratic city admins
trntlun. Besides kisllnddon. there
were present Mayor-eiect II. J..
Nowblock. com missl0ncrs-elect 4.
J. Rudd, j. NJ. ~Crutchficld and j. G..
Whiteside. Auditor-oloct Roy Gar
hctt. and the new school board
treasurer. George Reeves. J.. NJ.
Trammcli. chief engineer Of the
49, b.. las HU#A NA -.-N-N .L.L -
the present city officials. and some
of tho new adminlstrntion's mp
polntoCs were present. Only the
elective officials spoke.
Tho meeting was arranged by
John r. Hadley. president OF the
city club and defeated republican
nominee for mayor. who. In h;s re-
marks, acted as spokesman for the
In plodging It's support 10 the
administration In every move
ment nor the betterment of Tulsa.
We VIII not criticize your admin
istration unless there IN something
really lind find fault with" he
assured those prcsont-"and VIC
won't be much OF that"
Although tho officlals-oloct are
now the most popular men in the
city In the eyes OF the possible APP
pointees, III the future may be
Judged by tho past, We will soon be
the most unpopular bunch,' Mayor
elect Newblock remarked.
Il feel wo have a laundering big
sob ahead OF U.S." he added. I'VE
are going to try TO give you n most
economical and efficient admins
tration. Let's forget politics for the
next two years. You may rest as
sured the doors of the city hall will
he open during our term in office,
and we hope you will walk In when
ever you have u constructive sug-
gesNon TO make"
Kistaddon pointed out there are
two kinds OF criticism. n construc-
two and upbuilding and the other
destructive. void OF suggestion for
the bettermon OF conditions against
which such criticism IL directed,
The new officials want constructive
criticism. no insisted. but they want
none OF tho other xlnd.
ITS "A big job we have on our
hands" Kiskaddon said, "and Il will
be made much easier ~ you citizens
VIII place your hands on our shout
derH and Cooperate with us"
Engineer Trammell In n brief talk
declared that III allowed to work
Without interference, I ana my asso-