The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-10

\ Dill mas Doeil introduced W the
house by Goodwin OF Pawnse which
would bar the sale OF all soft drinks
which contained alcohol, drugs or
narcotics. This would make lmpossi-
bile the sale OF popular drinks that
are now found at soda fountains The
bin also requires all near beers to
be labled In large letters as to the
ingredients. Senator McMechan intro
duced two hotel bills into the senate
yesterday. One provides hotel ln-
spectiOn law modelled after the one In
force In Kansas. The other bin fixes
severe penalties for defraudlng a ho-
tel-keeper.
w. A. Msdsen OF Kansas City,
travelling freight agent for the New
York Central lines, was here Wednes-
day on business In connection with
the roads he represents.
MOntraville Wood. the noted scientl-
Nc lecturer and demonstration. infer
eSted one Of the largest audiences vet
attending the numbers OF the Star en-
tertalnment course at the high school
auditorium Tuesday evening. Wood
showed the remarkable power OF the
ultraviolet ray and presented other
electrical novelties He also demon
strated the wierd gyrOscope to the de
Hight Of the hundreds Of school chill
dren who we're present, under a special
arrangement by the high school au-
thOrlties
c. W. Lewellyn OF Kansas City.
travelling freight agent for the Chi
sAgo, Milwaukee & st. Paul railroad,
was here Tuesday on official business.
MIR. and Mrs. II. l.. Howard Of 1898
West Eleventh street have today as
their guest Mr.. HOwards brother,
Ivan Q. Howard, who II an lnfielder
ON the St Louis American team. The
ball playing brother is accompanied by
his wife and baby daughter. He IL ON
his way to join his team In ", Louis
preparatory 10 making the spring
training trip and the three preceding
years was al inflelder on the Los
Angeles team of the Pacific Coast
league.
Al the request Of the plaintiffs At
whose preliminary trial on charge ,
OF manslaughter was scheduled for |
Wednesday morning In Justice Haw (
klns' court WAS continued until Fri |
day morning. The absence OF two /
witnesses for the defense, who are
attending the federal court at Guthrie |
and were unable TO be In Oklahoma !
City Wednesday. was the reason as
signed for the continuance.
&. \. Jackson OF saltwater WAS
| here Wednesday on business and regis
| tered at the ee.Huckins hotel.
James MaeCuaig Of Canada and
Louis Abiline OF France arrived In
Oklahoma City Wednesday and regis
tered at the Lee-Huckins They are
here for the purpose OF inspecting
shipments Of cavalry horses purchased
for Great Britain and France from
W. T. Hales and Davis & Younger.
Two divorce suits were filed In the
district court Wednesday morning
Jessie Clanton seeks a separation from
Henry ClantOn, charging unreasonable
jealousy and abandonment. The peti-
tlon asserts that they we're married at
Clarksyille, Tex, in 1905. Sina Paxton
asks for divorce from B. +, Pax
ton and states In her petition that she
married Paxton October Ia, 1914, after
a short acquaintance, during which
time he led her to believe that he
had a good income and owned a farm
In Wyoming After brief honeymoon,
Mrs Paxton asserts she learned that
the only wealth her husband possessed
was such money as he, earned from day
10 day at common labor, and that he
left her two weeks after their mar
rlage, and she has not heard from him
since.
The gas heater In bath room at
ll5 South Lee went wrong Wednesday
morning and the fire alarm was turned
In. The blaze was eItlnguIshed be-
fore the department arrived The dam
age will amount to 81 or So
The Harrison Avenue Improvement
society would have Harrison avenue
boulevard leading direct TO
the state capital grounds and steps
leading toward that end were taken
at meeting Of the organization
which was held Tuesday night A com.
mittee was appointed to arrange for
the planting pruning and Arotectlon Of
trees from the Santa Fe tracks tO
, Stiles park and another committee
was named To look after beautifying
the street crossings.
Julian Nance Of Kansas City, travel
Ing freight agent Of the Union Pacific
railway was here Tuesday on bust
ness
The Sisters Of Mount sc. Marys
academy Of Capitol hill will hold a
bazaar Monday, Tuesday and Wednes-
day of next week at q West Main
street. They will also serve meals.
b
James Beaty filed writ Of manda'
mus In the district court Wednesday
afternoon TO compel II. u. Garrison
to surrender the records and office Of
clerk Of the superior court. The writ
was returnable Thursday. Mr.. Beatty
has arraigned with the county com.
mlssioners for q complete audit OF the
books In the offices Of clerk Of the
district court and clerk OF the countf
court by F.w, German, county auditor.
Mir Germain expects to start the work
p Of checking up the books Thursday
morning.
In the effort to break up bootleg
: ging more than dozen arrests have
, been made by the police during the
. past week Of persons charged with
, selling liquor Az evidence Of his ac-
4 tivity along this line Chief Jones has