The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-06

lhe question OF endorsing pOiltlrhl
candidates was brought before the
Chamber OF Commerce yesterday II
was voted that their policy IN this
matter should remain the same Ms 1t
has been IN the past two years and
the Chamber Of Mommrrcc will not
give It's endorsement 10 any candidate
for any city. county ur state office
The annual state, banquet given by
the members of the various churches
was held Friday might 1T the First VI.
H. church Native sunS NJ Illinois,
Michigan. Missouri nnd other slutes
mingled with nrgr representation
Or Oklahomnu~ The tables were dec
Orntrd with the culurs ~ the stntcS
represented aud music was furnished
by the orchestra of the First VI y.
Sunday school The attendance was
larger than at any previous banquet
indicating thai the influx 10 Okla
homa u residents from other ,tate'
is Increasing
L. u. ROsendOri Of Mu,kOEee WA
here Saturday uu business and regis
tered nt the Lee liucslu- hotel
H. VI. Higgins, packinghouse clrr,
fot the NJ * \ = railroad left Fri .
day for q short visit to St Louis
Deputy Sheriff w. T.. Smith is on
his way to San francisco to bring
back to OglHhom city William f.
Hernel on charge Of obtaining mon.
cy on false prctcusrs from Ed over
holser aud John SmopouDu II is nj
legged that the utfnu.r wa commit
ted when Rcwcll %. said tO have
sold Ia the Ioynl Dhutrr manager,
stock In nu amusement company
which Is said to have proved worth
less
In the appeal Of the Kansas City
Bridge company from the contract,
let by the county commissioners to
the oklahoma Clty Concrete Bridge
company, Judge llayson Friday after
noon sustained the letting NJ three ~
the contracts and In the fourth decid
rd that the job should bc let to the
Kansas city company In thise rusr
the bridge had already been Complrt
cd aud to follow the mandate " the
court will upcessIlHtr the tearing out
Of the concrete structure and the
building of one "f steel
An interpretative recital will he
given Monday evening In the ball
room of the Lee IIuckns at $50
o'clock for the benefit ~ the Orphans
Home Frederick p Bailey of the
Cummock School Of Oratory " the
Northwestern University will give
program " humorous aud dramatic
readings. assisted by Miss Brlzorn
Phillips, pianist and Rowland y.
Williams, baritone All persons In.
terestcd invited There will be- II sil.
yer offering.
The women Of the First Baptist
church will observe day of prayer
Tuesday In the church pnrlors. At
0;30 there win be- Bible stody led
by Mrs. A. A. Drown; nt II o'clock
Worlds Peace Mrs. G. H. I'M,
II 80, christian Education, Mrs. l..
J. Dyke ~ O'Clock, box lunch l. Bl.
hle study, Mrs. A. ]. Weir 80, news
from the fields, Mrs. ] 2. Garrett =
immigration, Mrs j NJ Afford 2:3O
address, Encouraging Features for
Christian Work IN China Rev T. II
Anderson of Canton China. Rev.
Anderson Is president uf the Theolog
cal Seminary " Canton aud Is home
on furlOugh
Twelve high schools In Oklahoma
will be represented IN the basketball
tournament to be held In Enid. Feb
rnary II and ~ under the auspices
Of the Phillips university The win
ner Of the contests will he awarded
loving cup. now on display iR All Enid
jewelry store window The contest
will begin att 80 o'clock In the even.
Ing Of February II and will continue
over the next day II ls expected
students from many parts ot the state
will attend the series " games.
Oliver Il. Smith has accepted u %.
sltlon Hs auditor and assistant man.
ager OF the Metropolitan Selbott no,
tells Of Texas He has been account.
ant and auditor Of the lee HuCkins
hotel here for the past four years. MIR
Smith win make his new hcadquRr
terS NJ Fort Worth.
4 Second Ward Good Government
club was organized Friday night M
meeting In the haywood Presbyterian
church The officers of the new or.
ganlzatlon are j. R Rome president
u. II. Jones, vice president John r.
Maupin, secretary, and Hale v Davis
treasurer Meetings NJ the club viii
be- held every Friday night IN the
church aud all men living east of the
Santa Fe tracks are urgently invited
10 attend by those IN charge
o
J. G. Hartman Of Bartlesville was
here Friday looking for location.
lie has been In the cigar business for
number Of years and expects 10
establish factory In oklahoma city
soon, where he will manufacture scy.
eral well known brands.
.
W. II. Harrison, secretary Of the
oklahoma Bankers association re.
ceived telegram Friday from the
representatives NJ several surety
companies saying that the news Of the
passage Of the bank robher' bill by
the legislature was 10 satisfactory 10
them that they had decided To revoke
their decision to cancel their insur.