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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-12

to have them leave him at time when
they meant the most to him, and un
der the shadow of Disgrace.
Jack Hubbard, the father Of the
girls, Is Il well-tO-do farmer living near
Tyrone, Texas county, Ok, and ls well
known IN his county M worthy man
His daughters, long considered the
most popular OF the wholesome coun.
try gatherings, were respected aud
looked uD to as the future wives Of the
best ~ the cOunty's young men. Now
that dream II shattered and sadly
realizing their horrible mistake and
ready In any way to atone to their
father for their fault. the two girls
will return this afternoon 10 their
home
1T N clearly ease OF the old story
OF alluring promises Of fine clothes
sightseeing trips and the easy life that
brought about the unhRpplness, said
Sheriff Lehman. The girls said this
morning that they had been led nstray
by alluring tales OF the city. and by
promises OF undying love and lmagin
AIRY riches with which to see the world
and enjoy life and the promise OF an
early marriage, which the two men said
they would pledge to them.
The men viii be tried on federR
charges Is the belief of the city Of
Ulcers. They will he taken TO Tyrone
this afternoon and prosecuted there
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-12
TO PLAY CINDERELLA
Benefit Performance at the Overhoi
YER Monday Night Promises to ne
An Interesting Affair.

Governor Cruce has appealed To
neonle OF the city for their attendance
At the Ovcrholser Monday night whep
oClnderella" viii bc presented for the
benefit Of the oklahoma Orphanagr'
For the pnst five weeks lN chll
Arcn from Emerson, lincoln and Nc
Klnley schools have been In traimug
pnder Mrs. {. n. Kendrick Tor tue
Cinderella play. Success has crown
Cd every effort so far and q charlnli'l
entertainment II promised to the ex'
pectnnt public Mrs, Margaret Ken
drlrk mkes the role Of Cindereln'
Miss Gladys Kendrlck Is the fairy
sodmothcr and MiSs Dorothy Henf'"y
acts the part OF Prince Charming
Spcclal musiclal numbers are to Nc
proylded by the Musical Art lnStiwe
very pleasing specialitles are SAM
virhed In between acts by the emu
drcn The twenty minute raiser. The
p,ostIoue Movements by Moonlight
slven by seventy five girls, forms O
very attractive part of the program
children In the schools all over
tho city are selling the tickets AM
from all rcports ore meeting win
splendid success. Tickets are also oI
sale al westfall's drug store and may
he purchased for 10 cents adult tic
heta, and % cents for all school chill
dren below high school Seats 9r'
/ reserved at the overholser after =
O'Clock on Monday
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-12
PRINTERS BRING SUIT
Former Candidate Hiekam and Chair.
man MeDonald Made Defendants In
Suit for Campaign Printing.

Suit was filed by Attorney oliver c,
Black today In Justice Maupin's court
for the Harlow -Ratliff Printing com
pany against Alyg l.. Mcdonald, chair
man In the .e,ecent campaign Of the
Progressive state committee, and John
p Hickam, Progressive candidate for
governor. The amount, -sl20,25, is on
a writteR contract with the printing
company for 10000 posters to be used
In advertising Hickams speaking
dates, and for which II was agreed
that two steel cuts Of the candidate
were to be furnished.
The cuts were not secured as agreed
this omission adding 10 the cost "a
the printers. A payment Of 500 On
the original bill was made leaving tn,
balance sued on which was promised
In the contract on October 1b
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-12
HID PROPERTY
It IS CHARGED
Trustee in Bankruptcy Of Eng
Iish Estate Files Against
Companies.

Allegations that a number Of insur
ance companies entered conspiracy
with \. c. English Of Walters, bank
rupt to conceal property OF the la.
ter and withhold Il from the trustee
in order to profit thereby was made
In case filed In Oklahoma county
by Ii. +. Trip, trustee in bankruptcy
Of the English estate A demurrer
was sustained TO the petition of Trlpp
In Judge Clark's court here last
June and All appeal was taken by the
trustee today TO the state supreme
court. Property alleged to be valued
at S2l,OO0 is involved in the contrO.
yersey.
The defendants named by Tripp
were ). C. English, Charles MitsCh-
rich, the Columbia Fire Insurance
company OF Omaha. Phoenix Assur-
anCo company Of New York, ConcOrdlh
Fire Insurance company " Milwaukee
and number of others.
The plaintiff alleged that these com.
panies held policies Of insurance az
gregating SiS,6O0 ON stock Of mer
chandlse owned by English Which
was destroyed by fire In 1910, that
thereafter English was thrown into
bankruptcy by creditors and that the
defendant insurance companies con
spired with him whereby they paid
him M per cent Of the fNce of their
policies and received ~ per cent Of
l!nglish's property which It Is charg
ed was concealed from the trustee M
bankruptcy.
" Is also alleged by Tripp that
English left the county shortly nttei
closing the deal and his whcreahuoti
could not Ne learned Charles Milsch
rich named ~ defendant was a.
tornpy FOR English.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-12
THREE INDICTED OFFICERS
NSJRRRNDER: SEARCH FOR ONE

Chicago Dec l2.-Captaln John II
Halpin formcr chief Of detectives,
John Tohln his flrlt assistant And
william Egan, detective sergeant,
against whom indictments has mau
returned charging collusion with crlm
mnls have surrendered and were re-.
leased IN bond Walter OBriely for
mer detective also indicted, failed "a
give hlmself up and deputy sheriff
armed with capias Tor his arrest Went
nut In search " him
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-12
BILLIONS IN INSURANCE.
iNADFOlATE SAYS SELLER

New York, dec. -. Although the
United States, with more than 22,OOO
600 families, carries lie insurance ot
scores, ,0o0000. the amount Is made
quate, according TO the figures made
public at the meeting here of the
eighth annual convention uf the assd
citation OF life Insurance Presidents
Caneda with i,988,OOO families ear.
ries si.2e8.0 900 600, insurance II wa,
said, nm average of s100 family a.
compared with the average ot S93s
= family In the United States.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-12
TEN CARS CARRY LEDGER
Or BOND HOLDERS NAMES

Parts, Dec, i2--The Ledger OF the
national debt, containing the names ~
the holders Of the bonds which are
inscribed a. distinguished from those
payable to bearer has been brought
TO Paris pgain from Bordeaux. II re.
duired ten cars to transport the led.
ger.
One Of the details o. the Germans
vast plans WIS to seize this book and
exact Indemnity and II sequestep,d,
the government and also private n.
pncu would he thrown Into confdsloh
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-12
JAPANESE RED CROSS TO AID
FRENCH WOUNDED ON FIELD

Toxic, Dee. u The japanese Red
Cross corps, which is going 70 France
leave Yokohama by the steamer Fush
imi Mau December lG The corps
consists OF Dr, Shloda. Professor of
the Imperial University, who Is the
chief II the medical staff. DR. Moei
and Okl, about fifteen nurses and a
few pharmacists, Landing Sat Mar.
sellles, the party win 20 TO bordeaux.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-12
TRAIN KILLS OKLAHOMAN IN
NEW ORLEANS; SAVED ONCE

New Orleans, Dee. ~ A man iden
tlfiel by Letters found In HIS pocket as
James A. Ludlow of Henrietta. Ok,
was struck by train here and killed.
Two hours before he was killed train
men declare the man jumped In front
Of another train, but was rescued.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-12
MAKE PHONE APPEAL
Supreme Court Grants Supersedeas
Delaying Judgment Until Case Is
Determined on Appeal.

Earl fisherman and the Gage Tel
ephone company appealed to the su-
preme court today from judgment
of the district court Of Ellis county in
which Sherman, as president Of the
telephone concern, was ordered BY the
court to make an accounting to 1t Of
ali moneys collected by him and en-
Joined from appropriating any OF the
money to his own use.
The action was brought In the trial
court By g. Il, Erwin, vice president
and Ethel ErwiT, director Of the
company, alleging that sherman was
Withholding funds Of the company
from other stockholders and asking
for receiver Upctnapplication Of
sherman the supreuM court today
grmted supersedeas holding IN
allowance the judgmenrps psonn6ns strict
court until the case isS on
appeal ~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-12
VOTE FOR FOOTBAL CAPTAIN
DEADI OCkEO Al LOI ISIANA

Baton Rouge, La, Dec. IA dead
lock resulted when Louisiana state
University 81 bOllored hero for
captain VI next yeart football team.
Reid, left halfbOck and Mohley, cen.
tier, each received eight votes. An
other ballot win be taken Tuesday.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-12
Whenever You Need q Generj
Take Groves. n

The Old Standard Grove iaste
less chill Tonic is equally Muabe
as a General Tonic because II ccn
tains the well known tonic proper
ties Of QUININE and IRON. Drives
out Malaria. eurlches Blood, Builds up
the Whole System. Soc
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-12
Suit for $4,000 was filed this morn

Suit for $1,000 was filed this morn.
Ing In district court by Frank NJ. Pal
mer for his little daughter, Mary Mar
guerite, against William Pentecost
and Harry W. Pentecost. and at the
same time suit was Instituted against
The two defendants for 5000 by Har-
riett Stubblefield. The petitions ms
sert that on June 2s the two plalntirfs
we're riding In buggy with Mrs.
Louise Stubblefield when at the cor
ner OF Walnut and Pine Il was struck
by an automobile driven BY william
PentecoSt and owned by Harry. The
accident caused serious injuries to the
two plaintiffs, according TO their DO,
tltions and was due to the carelessness
OF the driver, the machine being driven
at a rate Of more than thirty miles an
| hour
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-12
OWN CAR LEAPS UPON MAN,
KILLS HIM WHEN STARTED

Hutchinson, Kans., Dec. H. Run
over by his motor car J, II. vohrm.
rer, q poultry dealer, was killed near
here. II IL believed that he crankei
his car while the clutch was on high
speed.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-12
NOTES
ON THE WAR ZONE

Washington, Dec. II. The Natlona
Geographic society has prepared the
following interesting description OF
Calais, the center ~ the lace-making
industry Of France and now the oh
jective point OF the German army In
the west
Calais, which has recently had a
worldwide military prominence thrust
upon II, has been passed almost un-
suspected by thousands OF tourists
who have given II mere chance con.
stderatlon as a necessary part Of the
transition from London to Paris.
There IL no amusement to speak OF In
Calais There are few imposing build
ings and only occasional ,unheralded
relies Of the achievement, effort and
romance Of the past.
"But Calais II IN important port, a
tourists threshold. a drah and earn
est Industrial city, continental Eu-
ropes nearest harbor to England, a
vital key In naval channel maneuvers,
the seat OF an American consulate
which In normal times watches over a
huge French American business, and
one OF the four greatest machine made
lace cities OF the world. II IL as a cen
ter OF manufactured laces that Calais
in pence times In most widely noted.
Tourists Frequently Miss II.
Calais h lace town Almost
everything about 1t has some bearing
upon the filmy delicate webbing
which II makes and distributes over
the world. Should q tourist miss his
Paris express-a thing, by the way
which Is most improbable for the Ca
lals.Paris connections are excellent
and find himself forced to spend som,
hours In the city. the first thing he
remarks ls that there seems to be q
dozen or more women 10 every mar
upon the streets. While OF course The
relative dispror ortion is nowhere neal
so great, still girls and women d,
largely outnumher the men, as the
lace industry In continually drawinl
them from the surrounding country
TO Its factories. Wages In this indus
try are very low and many Of III
operations can be performed M wei
by young girls as by men.
The loiterer next notices lace sign,
everywhere. upon commission houses
and factories. Generally these sign,
appear In three languages, French
German and English. In spring an,
autumn he will meet continue
stream Of his countrymen, buyers foi
the big importing houses.
"Of his own free will, however, IN.
traveller seldom stays lie IN alwayi
willing to leave Calais for most any
where. There are plenty Of selfeen
tered, serious, hustling business town
n. home and there Ia no occasion fo
enduring the mono;onous twentieth
century atmosphere when one Ia on
pleasure trip.
Things Arc Worth Seeing.
There are nevertheless man
things worth seeing In the fiat. din
Ry, strictly practical port city. visit
a., NI... ..w...s laa, fa.t..l..
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-12
The knickerbocker class Of young

The knickerbocker class Of Young
men OF st Lukes church Sunday
school entertained the Wyatt class Of
young women Friday evening. A
Snmptuous banquet was served in the
church parlors by the women Of Cir.
Gle :. The banquet rooms were deck.
ed with Christmas holly and decora
liohS and following the dinner q
program was given. Vocal solos we're
rendered by Miss May Craddock and
Glen Hardin, aud instrumental solos
by Edwin Steckel Fifty couples were
/ present
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-12
Motion for q new trial in the suit

Motion for o new trial In the suit
Of Bessie Dougal against Ewers White,
formerly members Of the state board
of agriculture, was heard before
Judge Clark In the district court to-
day. Judgment was rendered in Judge
Clark's court on October 3 against
White in favor of Miss Dougal on a
libel suit. The motion for new hear
ing asserts improper conduct on tho
part OF Attorney Il. ]. Glddlngs for the
plaintiff In attempting TO prejudice
the Jury by making assertions to the
jury In his closing speech to the Of
feet that the case wns an Issue between
poor working girl and rich defen'
dnnt and asserts that the verdict was
rendered through prejudice and that
the assessment Of damage was exces
siye.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-12
The criminal court Of appeals today

The criminal court Of appeals today,
In AN opinion by Judge Armstrong,
reversed the conviction OF j. NJ. Bald.
win and Rowe Little, convicted In
Usage county Of violation Of the
gambling laws Of the state. Rowe and
baldwin were each given fines and
thirty days In jail for the alleged run
ming Of a gambling Joint at Fairfax.
The conviction Of John Sears from
Seminole county for violation OF the
li1uor laws was affirmed by the court
In an opinion by Judge Armstrong
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-12
Ksasas CItr Llte.tsrl

Kansas CITY No. Dec IA Cattle re
ceipts 100 market steady prime fed
steers $3.50 q sii.ss; dressed beef steers
f.1 q eeo; cows and heifer steo n
eIooi stochers and feeders tooo a Sab |,
bulls. 1900 y SO calves seoo q 1000
heavy ses b TOO: packers and butcher.
$500 u 1906 light ss5o q ess
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-12

GOvernOr-elect Williams returned
today from week spent in St Louis
and other points outside the state. The
LeNt chief executive Immediately dclv-
Ell into the work Of attending to the
Belgian relief committee and taking
m matters connected with his duties
as the incoming governor Of the state
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-12

Unpaid telephone bills for the month
~ December are past due, II not paid
by 3 p. m of the 18th service viii be
discontinued Pioneer Tel 4 Tel Co
Adv
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-12

An important meetlnng Of the library
committee OF the Y ". G. A. .was
called for this afternoon at o'clock
at which was TO be considered the fur
nishing OF magazines and periodicals
for the reading table for the coming
year
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-12
ThInes Are WeFth seeinE.

There are nevertheless many
things worth seeing In the flat. din,
gy, strictly practical port city. visits.
to the great lace factories are well
worth while, and usually give one a
new reverence for the possibilities OF
bes1irible machinery To zee the most
intricate patterns mingled IN foam
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-12

Dyspepsa Is one kind q food pro
duct
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Samuel L. Ashburn filed suit in

Samuel l.. Ashburn filed suit in
district court today against A. A.
Woodrow for $4,000 for damages al
legged to have been sustained by him
from an attack by bull owned by
Woodrow on November 30. As Ashburn
was returning to his home in Oklaho-
ma City on that date, he asserts, he
was encountered by Il vicious hull he
ing driven hv Woodrow and his EN-
ployes on the street south Of Pack
| ingtOwn.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-12
The Oklahoma Belgian Relief com.

The Oklahoma Belgian Relief com.
mlttee through GOvernor-elect VII.
Hams, chairman, and ANGEL Earn acc.
retary has taken up the matter Of at
tempting 10 secure an extension OF
time for free transportation Of flour
aud clothing for starving Belgians
over the railroads The committee has
been notified that the roads viii sns.
pend free shlpmnts east of Chicago on
December 10 and west Of that city ON
December H. Such ruling would
lar many carloads OF Oklahoma do
nations from free transportation and
tue committee will make strong ef
Tort tn have II set aside or modified.
W. II. Staples Of sl5 West First
street, ~ years Of age, suffered frac.
turc NJ both legs and a broken arm
when roof he was repairing at 49O
West Second street when he fell I'm
about 10 o'clock this morning. The
street and Draper ambulance was
cflled and took the injured man Ia
the Post Graduate hospital whore he
was treated by Dr g. X. Nugent
a
A marriage license was issued today
day to Frank Sidney Blinn. %, and
Gladyse Emillta Tetrick, ~. both Of
Oklahoma City.
q
Divorce was granted this afternoon
IN the superior court by Judge Old.
field to Earl u. Alexander from Oleita
May Alexander on the grounds Of de-
sertiOn.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-12

Application 10 yet aside tho In
dictment against him for perjury was
filed this morning In district court
by ]. G. Barnett. The application at
tacks the Legality OF the grand jury
and Of the indictment
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-12

w n UnJI ftled svlt In the dIstrirt
court this morn,ns Tor divorce from
his wife Nartha Hall alleging
cruelty and cont,nuad nayring, nunrs
rolling and .nrs,ns nn the w.rt of the
Wife and that h,s hn,nmeet mas cans
ad a worry ,ce,a,a.i docro.sa m hIs
nrnrtIce ss a va,ar,nary surgeon nv
tyice cansIng bIs arrast without sny
colsc Assaults an the nIaintiff wItn
AN umbrella are chs rood and tna nm.
earable came whsn the netlt,on
charve. one niybt ss the husband
slumbered he was awakened nv the
clicking Of a nistol m DISCOVER thar
his Wife was standlug over him irving
10 discharge tho wasnon at hls head
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-12
Rev. T. NJ Anderson, president Of
Robert Allen was refused Q new trial

In superior court Yesterday afternoon
and the sentence NJ life Imprisonment
In the pcnitentlary NJ McAiester was
pronounced by ludhe oldfield. Attor-
ney Hurst Tor the defense declined to
sev whether or NOT the case would he
appealed.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-12
ECHOES 4. ii STREETS
.The rural teaehers Of OkIahoma

The rural teachers Of Oklahoma
county met In quarterly session at the
high school auditorium this afternoon
at > O'clock. A large attendance was
present and aside from good pro
gram the business session plans were
discussed for the convention OF the
Central Oklahoma Educational assO-
citation TO be held here In February,
.
The Ross Remedy company, manu-
featuring poultry remedies, has es-
tablished factory at iii North
Broadway with hr j j. Ross Ms for.
mula prescriptionist and j. NJ. Moody
as manager.
The brotherhood Of the First Meth
Odist church will bold It's regular
monthly social meeting In the church
parlos next Monday evening Supper
will be served at $3.50 o'clock, after
which DIR. A. G. Scott will give his
lecture on Charles Dickens Prepara-
tions are being made for great meet
ing. The brotherhood OF st. Luke's
church viii meet with the First church
Brotherhood. DR. Scott Is very popu.
lar and the men are looking forward
tC this meeting with great deal uf
interest. This lecture Is considered
Dr. scott's best The Mems Glce club,
under the direction Of Prof L. ] Bar
ton, will furnish music, A special In.
yitatlon IL extended to all men Of the
city.
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seeretary Of Slie Ben T. HarrIsOn

Secretary Of State ben +. Harrison
today granted the following charters
Stllwell Lodge No ~ |. o. q. 4.
capital. none; inrorpOratOrs, &. q.
GaSs, I C. Wur1haw, j. NJ. Dodgen,
Stllwen. St Stnnlslaus Catholic
church Of Colllus,nle, capital none
incorIorators, f.. j. Duffy, Joe Kilur,
CollinSyillc Joseph Van Gastel, Way
onrr. st. Francis Catholic church
VI Newklrk, capital, none, incorpor
ntors G.. J. DoBeer. T. H. McGraw, 4
f. Hannck Nrwkirk Crescent In
ycstmcnt company NJ Muskogee, capi.
tai. 20OOO; incurporators II, H.
Ogden. l.. " Duncan, L. W. Thomr
son. Muskogec. Mary Francis OIL AMI
Gas company NJ Tulsa, capital, $40,
100; mcorporutors, W, y. Sill, +. j.
1 Lambert Fluacho Tulsa
Adlutant General Canton WAS call
cd 10 Chandler today by the death
NJ Tom Bridge, who was caretAker oil
state rifle range and camping proper
ty Of the militia General Canton VIII
see to the selection VI some one to a.
sume the duties " caretaker.
The second cheese factory IN the
state was opened Mt Gihbon, In Grant
county, today. W VI Bogers Of Doug
ilns Kuns. Is Notwithstanding the
opening ~ the factory and viii he VI
charge " the work II n said thn'
the new factory 4 surrounded hy mos
favorable faciltlc, for cheese fac
tory. and It IS expected that n larg'
business win result Another factory
Of similar Kind has been In opern
tion nj Thomas for some time thouIl
llt II miestood hrlef suspension i
now beiu, had Tor additions to fRclli
ties,
Taking the position that all mHtters
relating to the hcttrrment OF mankind
are ut subjects for discussion from
the pulpit RahM Joseph Blatt preach
ed sermon Inst night from Temple
Bnai Israel on the subject Of th'
single tax.
Rabbi BlNlt Is mn enthusiastic sup
porter Of the single tax idea helievtnl
that II would correct many of the In
dustrlal evils of the present day aud
restore to all men opportunities which
nature intended they should enjoy.
Rev T. VI. Anderson, president o
the Graves Theological Seminary
Canton China, arrived Friday morn
Ing and Is the guest for a few days o
Mr. and Mrs. ! ~ Bolinger. Rev
Anderson has lived IN China for seyel
years heing there through all Of IN
revolution and tells many interesting
stories of the war lie II n brother q
Rev W NJ, Anderson. formerly pasto
of the First baptist church IN the eaI
" days Rev Anderson win occupy IN
4 pulpit Of the First baptist church sur
day morning,
II Rebcrt Allen was refused new tria
In superior court Yesterday afternoo
and the sentence NJ life imprisonmen
In the pcnitentlary NJ McAieater wa
pronounced by ludte oldfield. Attoi
ney Hurst for the defense declined /
sev wh"ther or not the case would h
appealed.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-12

Ninth aud Broadway at II, The
Two Affairs Of Sacrifice.
At $50, My Name Is Opportunity.
J. H. MlLLIN, Pastor.