The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1914-03-27

April 24.-Grand Commandery. Knights
Templar. Oklahoma City. -
April 24-za. County superintendent
Association. Oklahoma City
April $3.50. State Library Association
FL Reno.
Sept $40, Photographers convention
Oklahoma City.
Sept. s2-ocE, 3. 1914 state EaIr. Okla
October Southern Commercial Con-
gress. Oklahoma City.
Combined deposits OF Hollis banks
total $1S0,000. ..t.l g..
Two Bristow banks show deposits
Of nearly $75O,OOO.
The combined deposits Of three Clin-
ton banks total $285,000.
Two banks OF Yale have combined
deposits OF nearly 100000.
A gun that wasn't loaded" caused
the death of a boy at WEIGH last
week.
Two banks OF Okeene and the Bank
of Homestead show combined deposits
of $250,O0O for northern Blaine coun-
ty.
The safe OF the Ada Milling Co. was
blown and between $500 and $500 is
missing. Two suspects were arrest
ed.
The third annual state convention
of the Practitioners Veterinary Medi.
cal Association of Oklahoma was held
at Guthrie this week.
Rolling up a majority Of better than
three to one for the half million dollar
school bond issue Tulsa went on rec
ord in favor of progress in the public
schools.
The Frisco station in Frederick was
entered and the cash drawer robbed
OF $40 in silver 1t is not known how
the entrance was effected, and there
Is no clue to the thief
The City National bank of Grand
field, has been organized. with cap
ital stock of $4,000, The incorpora-
tors are C. E. Ward, NJ. F. Patterson,
C. L. Mommitt and F. Comstock.
A massmeeting was held in the city
hall in Ell Reno to hear the report Of
a park committee which had been
appointed a wee ago to investigate
several sites for a proposed city park.
Nowata will vote March 81 on the
adoption of the new city charter re.
Gently drawn up by a board of free
holders, according to a proclamation
of the mayor, George B. Schwabe, just
issued.
Mayor E. S. Ratlitf OF Ada was re-
elected head of the city government
by a majority of sixty-fve votes over
George C. West, his opponent. There
was no election in the other two Of
fees, and a second election will be
held in two weeks.
President Wilson forwarded to the
senate the following names to be post
masters: Ida Lee Pugsley, Morris; D.
G.. Woodwork, Kinghsher; Walter B.
Hensley, Checotah; L. X. bingham,
Minco; George Stone, Tecumseh;
George P. Rollow, Wynnewood.
]. l. Wood. member of the constitu
tional convention from what is now
Pittsburg county, was nominated by
democrats for mayor of McAlester
winning over three rival candidates
by plurality of 81. w. H. Morgan
progressive, and George H. Deibler
MISREPRESENTATION, will oppose
Wood for election.
A platform setting forth the princi
pies of good government and reforms
looking to the betterment of state af
fairs, which the club favors. was
adopted and plans perfected for the
organization OF similar clubs in every
county Of the state, to further the in
terests of Judge Williams candidacy
at meeting of his boosters at Okla
homa City.
The First Methodist Episc1pa
church just erected in Sapulpa hal
been formally dedicated and now il
being used for all services. 1t is 1
handsome house Of worship and con
sidered credit to the city. Rev. A. D
Lindsey is pastor, Bishop Robert Nc
Intyre OF the Oklahoma conferenc,
formally dedicated the building, NOR
than $1,000 being raised at the serv
ice to complete the payments.
The work of excavation has beef
started on the site of Geary's ney
postoffice building. The new building
is to be 25x100 feet and will be bull
and especially arranged for the us
of the postoffice. 1t will be of gra
pressed brick The site OF the ne,
building is directly across the stree
from the present location OF the pos
office, where it has been for the pas
twelve years. The new building wi
probably be completed within sixt
days, unless bad weather interfere
too much, as considerable force wi
be employed on 1t.