The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-14
ECHOES f1 s STREETS

ulday night DR.. Slratton n Brooks.
president of the University OF Oklsho.
ma, Was reelected president Of the
club and Rolln y. Gish. was reelected
sccretarN.treasurer. One Of the feat.
ures of the meeting was the reading
Of message Of greeting FROM Ma
Jor General Leonard Wood, former
chief of staff Of The United States
army who passed through Oklahoma
city Saturday night, but who was un.
able to attend the banquet.
A negro accused OF selling llquOr
and who gave his name u. Harry
Thnw was gwen 400 and $50 fla"
hy Judge Price In pOlrc court this
momlLg one OF the officers joking
~ told Thaw that hn shouldn't haze
given that name, ls old offender
were apt to be fined the heaviest and
Harry Th0w's name had appeared u
llttl too often Thuw corldu't catch
the drl'l Of the joke however but
was Worrying over the $50 inrnlvrd
u httl" Too much lu laugh at rhe ,n
icemans wit.
y. l.. johnson, OF Al,g. u newly
elected member ~ the house from
Woodo county was at the lee Huci
ins hotel today mcparin. to engage
quarters In this civ for the COmiug
legislative session. Mr.. Johnson was
lmslmaSter NJ Alya under the Cleyp.
land administration aud IL the IN
ther of Lieutenant Hugh Johnson "
the United States army who Is we'll
known writer IN ire Saturday even
lug Post The cider Johnson has
'illed some Of the highest uffic4s IN
the A .. T. W lodge u the sta,r
and win Doubtless Do one ~ the lead.
ers IN the house.
Word was received here today by
7. buchanan, formerly 10 partner.hin
with Fr"d l.. stone photugra Dhe.
tlmt Mr. Stone died IN Cmula. Nrh.
Saturday morning ~ last week lhr
body VIII be taken to Akron ohio.
the old home. for burial. Mr.. SiOno
lett Oklahoma City some months agu
after ilspO>mg ~ kis business to M.
partner Nj Buchanan Hc hnd
manv friends here who viii learu
with regret Of his denth
The Lutheran brotherhood viii
meel Monday evening IN the parlO;-
Of the church, corner Twelfth aul
Robinson, al 80 o'clWk IIierestina
talks will be- given hy members VI i.tn
club All who desire 10 !ccOme char
ter memherS are rSked 10 be present
nt this meeting THIS club was organ
lzed few weeks ago aud Is making
splendid progress Its ohjevt Is N"
social, intellectual aud norsl advsn'p,
ment of iiS members aud any man ~
yonng mnu u gOod moral character
ic eligible 10 membership
: Judge ". X. Taylor. Judge Sam
Hooker = A Byers, W n Zwick and
Capt j W. Johnson returned this
morning from 1ulIhinah where they
have been enjoying twoo weeks hunt
ing trip In the Hinmich mountain,
Judge Taylor declares that camp llft
Is the life for him and says that nj.
though II rained nearly every day. he
never felt better than on his return 10
duty on the bench, The party bagged
one fine four ysarO1d buck. one Wild
hog and much smaller game, having
plenty of wild meat 10 eat all the
time, Turkeys were found In rather
small numbers and very Wild
Marriage licenses were issued to-day
10 Ben r. Rogers %, aud Matte Han
% Oklahoma CITY Washington Davis
n and Cora Smith, 10 Luther
The trial Of DIR. n. v. Rohneti, state
veterinarian, for assault on DR. ]. H.
Immersion IN October 30 Is sci for u
O'Clock Tuesday morning iu The sup@
rior court immersion was appoint.
ed temporartN veterinarian aud IN an
argumsnt oSef tAs business Of the or
flcc after Knbt was elected, he Is
alleged to #w assaulted Immersion
striking No oyer the head with re-
yolver ID the/ Lee. HnckiDs hotel
a.
Assistant County Attorney r. h..
Reardon Is In Shawnee today attend
Ing TO legal business
D
Frank Sweigef. who runs the feed
yard on the property Of the South.
western Cotton Min company. reports
that some one stole fifty bales of hay
from his yard some time between dark
Saturday night and daylight Sundsy Y
morning. He traced the wagon. whloh
was wide tired wagon, west 10 Fran.
els street AMI to the pavement lie
will give $40 to anyone Who finds the
hay and returns II tn him There were
fifteen bales OF alfalfa hay aud ths
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