The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-05
In tho Oratorical contost held Sat

NV NhH ulhNNN tlfu
In the OratOriCal contest held Sat
urday afternooh In the county court
room Heston Head representing OK
lahOmA township was declared the
winner u the county honors aud gold .
medal by Judges J Mundon Miss MIN.
ME puntsnne and Al Carrico The
medal was awarded 10 the winner by
Mrs Anna BurEs Love, county super
Of schools after which state |
Superintendent Of Instruction II H. |
Wilson made short address
BY direction Of the Postmaster
General Joe r Johnson, chief post
office Inspector has been appointed .
general superintendent Of the railway |
mill service Alexander II stephens, |
former superintendent of This depart |
meui. has At his own request been al- |
pointed superintendent Of the Ninth |
division of the railway mail seryics,
with headquarters At Cleveland Ohio. |
Governor Williams today issued
rcuuisltiOn for Ras Afford aud Il h. !
MrCalpp, wanted I'm BrcRham county
on charge NJ horse theft They
have been located vi Trenton, Gibson
county Tenn
On account Of q disposition toward
diyerslflCatlon Of crops and a lesser
acreage Ot cotton the south is In
better shape today than ever writes
r.. n Mitchell, secretary Of the Ma
ulnal Retailers association, Of Nor.
riltun. Ark, To Secretary of state j.
l. Lyon Farmers ARE raising more
feed stuff for livestock. consequently
devoting more ground 10 this class Of
crops than 10 cotton as heretofore and
un this account Mr. Mitchell believes
conditions are Improving materially
Chief Justice Kane today assigned
Judge Charles y Wilson, Of the
Tenth district to hold court for four
weeks, beginning April o, at Coalgate.
Thursday night will be the time for
the annual shrine dance and the Au-
dltor1um will he the place one Of
the lenten season social events will be
the annual Shrine dance Of Thursday
night at the Auditorium for which spe.
Clal arrangements have been made
and for which one Of the best Orches-
tras In the city has been secured Spe-
cia Arrangements have been made for
parking automobiles While the affair
will not he formal It has beOn request
ed that members Of the shrine and
Masonic orders wear their fen.
Plumbing Repairs, Hutch Wal. 1874.
/ ADV.
For the purpose Of advising with
manufacturers Of ice cream In the
/ state ms 10 the enforcement Of the reg
ulRuuns regarding the manufacturer
" lee cream the dairy department OF
/ the board of agriculture is calling n
meeting of the manufacturers Of cream
10 be- held here next Monday. There
are about seventy five manufacturers
Of cream In the state, big aud small,
and the department expects TO enforce
the law strictly on the proper making
NJ the cream The state regulations
are those " the federal department,
which require that cream be az least
II per cent butter fat.
O.
John Henry Wells y negro charged
with grand larceny is ON trial In
Judge Oldfield's division Of the dis
trict court today. The case as out
lined by Assistant County ATTORNEY
John H. DuMars IN that In which tho
defendant Ia alleged 90 have entered
the home NJ another negro thsn placed
the clothes IN n pawnshop and at
tempted to leave tho city. He was
arrested ns he was abONt 10 board 4
train for Kansas City.
II was reported 10 the police last
night that Il girl whose name was moi
stated had ESCAPED from the OklahoinN
Juvenile home and after an all night
searCh had snot been found The girl
Inns given the officials Of the proba
tion court aud the institution much
/, trouble of late and has escaped or
X other occasions
The Oklahoma state Librarians NJ
ISOLATION will meet here May & and
In the Carnegie library. There vii
he about fifty delegates present, repre-
sentative " the libraries all over The
state, among which are two new II
braries, q Carnegie library at Fred
erick which has lately been given 4
$4,000 donation and another at I'll
city, The officers " the association
are; President, Mss. Cora Porter o
Enid secretary Mrs. Mary Radford o
MuskoEee, and treasurer, Miss Eliza
beth Sinclair NJ M Reno Arrang
ments will he completed for the en-
tertalnment of tho delegates at
meeting To be held Tuesday In IN,
library.
William WOOdhead, president oi IN,
Associated Advertising Clubs of IA,
, World will be- the guest of the okla
, homa City AL club at their weekly
luncheon tomorrow Mt 1910 at IN,
Lee. e.Huckins The club extends wei
come TO all non members 10 attend
w. H. Howard state auditor, todal
appointed Fred 4. Price Of Coalgat,
a. bookeeeper IN the auditors offics
| State Auditor Howard Ia returnin