The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-30
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An instructive aud entertaining ad.
dress by John A. LomaX u professor
nf the University Of Texas, Austin,
was the leading feature Of meeting
Of the Mems Dinner club held In tk4i
dining room Of the Lee-Huckins hotel
last night.
Cow boy songs depicting the pioneer
days In Oklahoma. Texas and Kansas
and other features Of the early day
life were the subjects Of the ad.
dress
Mr.. LomHx published volume Of
songs In 1910 most Of them gathered
from the sOnglore Of the plains aud
never before printed.
.
I'd Scott \ stage hand ut the Folly
theatre was fined $40 and costs In pO
lice court today on charge of break
Ing Il city fire ordinance. The fine
wns suspended upon good behavior
Jim Anderson. a city inspector who
filed the complaint against Scott stated
that In the future nn effort will he
mnde 10 eliminate all unnecessary
danger In the theatres Of the city.
n was charged that Scott placed a
towel over burning gas stove on the
stage and that II fire WAS narrowly
aycrted.
Anderson asserts that theatre men
ignore warnings against the fire ordi
nance
+. Casas, q P0nca City merchant
was robbed Of S25 by Lee Williams
IN the Dallas lunch room, at - West
Grand avenue, last night he alleges
Cnsas says he was eating when tho
man who was next 10 him took his
wallet from his pocket. Casas filed
complaint last night aud Williams was
arrested Immediately The money was
found.
H. r. English, agent Of the cotton
bureau, reports that Oklahoma county
has glnned ~ per cent more cotton
up h. date than ut this time last year
IN 10 December IL, 1919, 0,637 bales
had been ginned. For the correspond.
INK period of 1914 the record was A.,
S3S bales
Plans have been laid before the
Chamber OF Commerce for the meet
Ing here In 1915 Of the Society Of
American lndiaps by Charles y. Dage
hett, viceprcsldent Of the society. Ok.
lahOma City and San Francisco are
18th under consideration an possible
meeting places, but II Is especially de
slred to bring the convention here AZ
NJ many of The Indians OF the United
states live IN oklahoma Last year
IN, utctlng Gas held IN Madison Wis
cousin with about 1900 In attendance
and Il ~ believed TINT II held here
next year all former records would
I've broken.
Information Of or reports from thu
29I inmates NJ the state pcnltcntiarr
now out on parole or leave NJ absence
are IN the possession VI the parole
officer. with the exception ~ three
according TO the monthly report lust
made by nan H. Herring, parole Oft
Ger Of the state p,nitentiary The
whereabouts " the three are not
known, although prison officials have
made every effort a. find them Mr.
Herring says he has never been able
TO locate them since he took the posi-
tIm as parole officer
Commissioner Of Charities and Cor
rections, Kate Barnard In her recon
mcndatimls 20 the governor for appro
rinuons for the running of the depart
ment declares that the provision Of thJ
law for public defender" is stil ~
fective. consequently she asks for pn
arroprlation " 2HlO for that plo,y
She saks for contingent eNpenS,
S1,nO0 Of which $4,000 is ~ be used for
travelling fund
Secretary Of State Hen r. Harrison
today granted the following charters
Sapulpa las aud on company, capital
$4,000, incoporator~, = + Smith, l.
4. smith, Tulsa; T.. f. smith. Sn
pulpa. The II. s. ShcIur company ni
Muskogec capital S2OOoO incorpor
ators. H. s. Shelor, W A. MRrls
" H. Mpxey Muskogec peerles.
Patent Bulletin ,umpnny ~ Oklaho
ma City, capital S20OOO. mcorpor
9nt0rs, V, V Campbell, =. Wagar
James T. sample, oklahoma City
Mrs. Ethel Leonard, 10 year old
wife II Noble \. Leonard, and IN,
daughter II Bob Snyder, proprlc
tor IL dance hail IL stlll IN ser
ous condition NJ a result Of her fal
from the fifth story Of the Randnl
building. ~ West Second street or
the night u Friday December ~. Il
ia believed by attending physician
that she viii he permanently parali
red.
suit Ter tsoo ~ the value Of rca
estate, the deed to which he maintain
was extracted from him by fraud. wa
filed IN the district court this morn
ing BY H. >. Horton. Horton claim
that IN May l1it. he owned certall
property IN Roosevelt county, New
Mexico, and IN the town of Portales
and that he harrained with Joe How
arl of 0klnhama city 10 sell the sam
for him and agreed 20 pay him 50