The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-12


again made It's appearance IN district
court Monday before Judge +. d. Old.
field aud y. ID. Cummings was direct
ed by the court to show by January
10 why meeting Of the stockholders
should not be called Many sensa-
tioDal charges and cOunter.chnrges are
made by the officers Of the company. |
DR. L. L. Russell and Dr R. r.. Schaef
or have moved to PIG Smtc Bank BLDG
ADV.
The Oklahoma Master Bakers ~
ISOLATION viii meet In oklahoma City
In May, Immediately after the 1e1ns
association meets, was decided on by
members of the association meeting
here. A committee has been selected
to arrange II program for the meeting
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- County Attorney II. Y. Thompson
has declared that he will prosecute
The other charges against J NJ, Rule,
the Hobart newspaper mAu who wAs
recently acquitted by jury In the
district rourt on charge of raising
state warrants. Mr. Thompson sUyR
he will proceed with the irln on the
other two charges
Recommending that the legislature
pass law appropriating $250OOO Of
the money credited to the public land
fund for the benefit " the consou
dated school fund, and that the law
authorize the sale Of additional war
rants ngainst the public building fund ;
members Of the State Association Of
Consolidated Schools held n meeting
IN Oklahoma city and considered the
consolidated school proposition In its
many angles The association wants
law permitting the schools TO use
money appropriated TO them without
having 10 vote bonds
On May Is and IA the Oklahoma
Bankers association will hold Its an.
nual meeting In Tulsa This was de
cided upon by a committee OF the
bankers meeting here President
SpaudinE OF the association com
mented upon the number Of bank rob
beriea In the state and hoped that the
legislature would enact such laws that
would make hank robhing much less
fascinating than II is at the present
time.
On the ground that the act con.
sOlidatlng the offices of register OF
deeds and county clerk Is unconsh
tutional. George = Bennett Of King
fisher county has appealed to tile su-
preme court william g. Newer was
recently elected county clerk Of King
fisher county aud made demand upon
Bonnett for the office The latter
refused TO give II up claiming that
the new law was unconstitutional.
Five negroes arrested In raid on
q negro club at 800 East Grand ave
nue late Saturday night were tried
In municipal court this morning. The
negroes pleaded guilty aud were each
fined 81 and costs with the admOni
tion that the next time they were
caught In similar resort they would
work for the city for time.
court today assigned Judge George
@. Crump Of the Ninth district to hold
court at Ada for two weeks begin
ing January H.
The banquet room Of the lee Huckins
was the place Of the weekly meeting
today ~ the local Rotary club AT
luncheon. The meeting was addressed
by q. II. Kerr NJ the Baker Hanna
Blake company on THE Wholesale
Dry Goods Business"
The advisory committee Of the In
dependent on Producing company,
with Ed Gault ms president, has tax.
en- up permanent quarters at the Lee
Huckins hotel.
The central union OF the W. G. I. U.
will meet Wednesday afternoon al
2 80 In the west room Ot the Carnegie |
library. DR. G. D. Jones, evangelist at
the First Methodist church, Hon, H. !
T. IAughbaum and Mrs, Abble h. Hill
erman, state president of the W. &. I. |
H.. will he the speakers This will !
be an excellent program In the interest |
OF national prohibition.
The Praetorisns will have their
regular meeting Wednesday evening in
the Maccabce Temple In the Lee build |
Ing.
Myrtle Wilson filed . petition In dis
trict court today for divorce from
Kenneth Wilson, charging desertion
ON December 80, 1914, and that she
has received nothing from her husband
since that time. Also that at the time
Of leaving he served notice on their \
grocer that he would pay no more
bills, and ON the store from which they
had bought their furniture on install. |
ments that he would not meet the
payments. The petitioner prays for
such maintenance as the court may d.
rect.
County Attorney H,Y. Thompson
left this afternoon for Mineral Wells,
Tex, for few days
Information was filed BY the county
attorneys office today against While
Napier, charging her with shootins
with intent to kill Lloyd @. Palmer
yesterday. Both are coiored.
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Birdie Ashford filed . petitisn In
the district court today for divorce
from Butler Ashford charging cruslty
and desertion.
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Divorce proceedings were filed In
the district court today by Ida Hart
charging Walter Hart with gross ne
glect OF duty and failure to provide
FOR the wants Of herself and two mi
nor children.
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The Oklahoma Historical sccsty
held It's annual meeting at the Car.
negie library today, at 80 n m The