The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-20
Echoess& &. Streets
A. ]. Edmondson Of HoldenyllIe is

advised In an opinion from the attor. pro
ney generals office that he cannot be pie
a member OF the city board OF educa. die
ton and also OF the county election \
board at the same time He is fur A.
ther Informed that he cannot be q a,
member OF the county election board arm
and also a candidate for office, the the
election for which must be held by the rua
county board. CIR,
Clarence King, son Of N. l.. King Of the
1901 North Ellison, who was hurt In for
an elevator week ago, was removed Br,
to his home from st. Anthony's hospi. Do
tai yesterday afternoon. He is yet IN Stu
a critical conditions, but much hope Tr,
is entertained for his recovery Yes be
terday was his sixteenth birthday. He Ma
Ia unable to move and owing to his yer
critical condition, the attending ply. ,
sician, DR. Howard, asks visitors to ma
stay away until there is some improve ass
ment ter
Mrs. N. Ross, who has charge Of om r,
the millinery department at the Pa al
risian, returned this morning from a ev,
month IN New York, where she made Tn
study of the latest models in MILL. a
merry. Mrs Ross bought a splendid ter
stock for spring and brought with her hai
some Of the very latest French models ion
D ha
First U. p. church tomorrow, ai II, a
Why Billy Sunday At 7 80, the Sum
mum Bonum" j. II. Millln pastor
Feb. 20, 10. Cit
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Mrs. Matte Steward who filed di. tor
yOrce proceedings In the district court sin
against c. H. Steward, was allowed
S25 cash and temporary alimohy of
$3.50 weekly by District Judge Clark De
yesterday. An order was issued for su
bidding Steward to draw any money ~ I,,.
from his bank with the exception uf T.,
the alimmy money and $40 week A.
for himself
The Patrons club Of Emerson school
met Friday, the topic being Home. NJ
Mrs. j. +. Messenbaugh had a paper ni
ON The Home, the Root Of Civilinza- mr.,
lon.' Miss Lean wilson gave rean- me
Ing and Mrs. J. Martin Hin lullaby
VIII Clark gave talk on "oIvic I'm
! provement" tn,
= da
The Culbertson Heights Patrons c.
club met Thursday evening at the be
building. r. NJ Campbell gave a talk
on The Patrons Duty In Voting nj
the School Elections" John Hope gave tn,
figures and information on the busi- ed
ness transacted by the school board In by
the past two years, showing the econ th'
omy Of the administration. A res0lu- at'
ton was passed and a committee ap- o ~,
pointed to confer with the board with -.
q request for the discOntinuance Of W au
the present system Of principal assist ~,
ants resolution was passed en- nr,
dor-ing Messrs. Hudson, Hope, Lane us
and shidler, present board members, an
for reelection at the coming election. no
In an order issued by the corpora "''
ltiOn commission the Rock Is
land Is directed TO pay all costs In -,
yolved In a complaint brought by g. M
@. Shock Of Oklahoma City relative ,I
TO the shipment Of a car OF live stock. -,
II Is claimed that the car was seat H.,
from Council on the night Of Decem w.
Der %, that II arrived at Clinton about AZ,
q o'clock the next night and should a.
have ben transferred to the Clinton w,
and Oklahoma and Western no the car hI
could have gone to Butler the next a.
morning, but that the car was not
given to the latter road until o'clock
ON the afternoon OF the oath. This r,
caused unreasonable delay, II is com 10
planned. The Rock Island Is direct W.
ed to pay the costs in the case and II To no
will be dismissed. No
Prof. Arthur Howard Greene, or. IN
ganist and musical director Of the Is
First Baptist church, has recently re- ne
ceived from Europe the music OF the III
national anthems OF the various bel. ge
lgerent nations now heard on the bat ce
tlefields OF Europe. Prior to DR.. HUI. IN
tens lecture Sunday evening he will no
play ON the great organ at the Rap er
list church some OF the national music. w
Arrsigned slde by side In Judge II
Prices court this morning were the ca
four participants Of fistic affray at oy
the Monroe hotel, 10 West California, ru
which resulted In the arrest OF Fanny
Jones, Mrs. A. p. Allan, Nj. o. Smith
and ]. W. Clark. The quartet sur .I
veyed each other with sour looks when ~
testimony was given by their oppon- "
ents and officers Such testimony cost %
Clark $40 and costs and Mrs, Allan W
81 and costs, while Fanny Jones and ~
Smith were released. The fight oc- :. !,
Cured last night. "
On Wsshlngtsn's birthday Monday
all windows will be open at the post :, y
office from q. m. until noon, Clerks =
In the mailing and city sections win ~
work under the regular holiday sched- "
ule Residence carriers will report ~
at their discretion between 8:l6 and ,,
a. m. and make one complete deliv- "
cry Business carriers will report at u
a. IN and make two complete deliv- q,
cries All carriers win deliver all y
mail which has been distributed for
their respective districts. One com
: plete delivery OF parcel post matter n
win be made. There will be no de- h
liveries ON any Of the rural routes. a,
3 Regular holiday collection schedules y
Y viii be maintained. n
: Dcnuis Williams, negro, thought 10
b he about 30 years old and insane, who ',
. was being held by county officers for y