The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-10
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tendeut ~ schools, Mrs. Anna Burks
Love. today for the examination which
Ia to be held Friday aud Saturday, 10
and 10 OF this month. The eXHmlna
tions will he held in all town schools
Of more than one teacher and In the
schools of University Heights Crook
ed Oak, Wheatland and the cousoli-
dated district
Oklahoma Relief Corps II will
meet Wednesday at = 80 at Westfall's
hall for the initiation of candidates
Refreshments viii be served
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The program Of the o'clock y, W
G. A. yVsper services Sunday will be-
In charge " the Farther Lights ~
clety Of the ONyet Baptist church
SLACiAl music will be- furnished by
Mrs Robert HoltEschue Miss Mar
garet Padelfurd and Miss Pauline
Roberts Tea will be served after the
service by the Sunday School class OF
Mrs Robert Walker Of ST. Pauls
cathedral All girls are invited
Dr {. H. Parker yesterday after
noon filed IA the county court claim
OF $500 against the estate OF Mar
gsret Ellis the young woman who was
shot some months ago by ID Y. Mon
roe who Is now at liberty on bond
Iof $4,000, although no charge OF
murder has been filed against him by
the county attorney Barker states la
his claim that the estate OF the dead
girl will not amount 10 fBOO. all OF
which ls due him for medical treat
msnt before she died She is said ~
be survived by relatives III Harris
burg, ILL.,, Jacksonville, Fla and Ohio
{. W. CallaImAn, county agent Of
the department Of agriculture, Is great .
ly pleased with the interest being |
shown by the boys OF the county In |
the formation Uf better farming clubs |
which includes those for raising kafir. |
corn, vegetables and hogs, The prod |
ucts Of the winners in these clubs will |
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Governor Williams has offered a 70
ward Of $500 each for the three men |
participating IN the Kaw City bank
robbery on Tuesday OF this week The
reward will be payable IN the event
the men are arrested and convicted "
the robbery The further provision IL 4,
made that II either Of the parties be !
killed In resisting arrest, and evidence !
is produced proving they we're guilty
Of the robbery of the bank, the re-
ward shall be payable
Two paroles have been granted by
! Governor Williams following invest- !
gatiOn and recommendation In the !
cases by j. VI Crook. parole officer
james Herbet, convicted In the Ca
madam county court Cor violating the
| prohibitory laws and sentenced TO
sixty days In jail and to pay fine
of Sl5O was pnroled on the condition
that he find employment and support
his family and pay the fine Clem
ency was extended Clyde Roland. con
ylcted In Greek county for CARRYING
concealed weapons to serve ninety
nine days In jail He had served
fifty-five days Of the time
In report on the condition Of the
capitol building fund submitted bv
! Fred Parkinson. state examiner and
Inspector, 10 Governor Williams. there
was balance " $3.50 3TGbl I'm the
fund on March % Up to that time
there had been spent $2l2.ld9.7I by
the commission The report shows the
various Items going to make M the
| fund OF S47S54622 available for can
ltol building purposes The report
makes note OF the fact that the claim .
/ of Eh7S SO for nm automobile was al |
lowed by the commission. but diSsl. /
lowed by the state auditor following
an opinion from the attorney general
10 the effect that such claim could
not be paid from the fund.
George A smith. secretary OF the
school land commission. and r II
Wilson, state superintendent member
her " the commission, have returned
from a weeks trip meeting lessees of
lands to he sold by the commission
during the present wear The purpose
OF personal visitation with the les
sees was 90 give them batter under
standing ot the views " the depart
meut In placing this land on sale and
Inviting cooperation from the holders
/ " the leases at the present time /
| When the sale Of the land IN made
/ these lessces, having preference
/ rlGht may buy the land At the price
hid, less the improvements Apprals
ers have already been selected hy the
commission 10 appraise the land 10 bo
sold. and they will begin work within
the next few days
X A. Porter, superint sndent Of the
Indian school At Chllocco. Ok. ap.
pointed hy Cato Sells, Indian commits.
Sioner, ~ superintendent " the In.
dian agricultural exhibit At the Ok
lahoma state fair, September % 10
October , 1918 WAS In the city today
In conference with y Mahau Rules
ana regulations were agreed upon
The exhibit viii he conducted ON the
same plans as the 1914 fair Commits
sloner Sells was well pleased with the
. 1914 exhibit and IL enthusiastic over
the prospects for 1915
After complying with all requests
Tor flower and garden seed. Posunas
ter Weaver has turned over 1900
packages TO Congressman j. y.
Thompson Of this district The re
muinder ~ his original allotment "
2sOOO packages he has given 10 the |
| two new Democratic congressman |
from this state, James v. McClintock |
aud W w Hastings Uudsr the law,
neither NJ these new men viii receive
. any appt fTDip thu t,,yarn,,nt ,u,tu /