The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-29

lings 'Recessionnl" was sung hy u 'hnlr
of $50 at the baccalaureatc exercise yes
terday In the high school auditorium
Heretofore the sermon was preached III
local church Rev Frank Barrett pas
tor Of 81 l.uke's church. south, conduct |
I'd the services Practically every high |
school teacher attended
CHURCH DEBT PAID. Members
of the First Baptist church subscribed
Sib 900 In forty-nvc minutes nj ycstcr- !
DAYS morning service, paving the church
out Of debt There were u number ot
very large subscriptions The salary of
the pastor, Dr. II n ilulten, was raised
to ST. 0OO Il year
FIELD AGENTS JOB Knowl-
edge " how to make a new-lnd egg re-
main intact for an indefinite period may
land some oklahoma city man In u po-
sition with the government paying from
$500 to !2.iO0 per year. ON June Is
civil service examinations will bc held nt
the postoffCc to determine who shall bc
selected for field agent, Office OF mar
kets and rural organization, department
OF agriculture The SUCCESSFUL man must
be at least 70 years Of age. His duties
| will consist Of demonstration work among
| the owners of cold storage plants.
! POSTAL CLERKS CONVENTION
| About ten clerks from the local postoftlcc
| viii leave tomorrow morning for Bartlcs-
| vile, where they will attend the annual
| state convention ~ the oklahoma As
socintiun Of Postal CLERKS Delegates
! from offices In the southern part of the
state viii gather here and accompany
the oklahoma city clerks
LUTHERAN FISHING PARTY A
fishing party on large scale has been
arranged for Tuesday nt Northeast lake
by the Lutheran brotherhood for lts mem
bcrs and male friends. Baseball will also
be played one party will leave tho
Lutheran church at a. M. and another
lat y m. Automobiles will convey the
party TO the park
POLICE RAID NETS TUVEE-A po.
lice raid on lfi- West Grand avenue
SUNDAY resulted IN tfc arrest Of three
men. T. i MrAlpiuo and T. g. Little.
charged with gambling and T. $. Snr.
din, .harged with conducting q gambling
game.
CITY OFFICES no CLOSE Oniurs
of the city commissioners will be- closed
an Tuesday In Observance of D'corn.
tion day.
FEEUIING REPORTS NccIurNT-
Attorney General : T. ttrcling, whose
cr cnllidcd with one owned hv nr
"A l. Hr.h ~ the corner q, Sc,ontecnrh
street and Walker avenue Saturday eve
n'ng made report NJ the affair to
the police Monday morning
| NpREAN now AZ OFFICER Homer
NdIcan. u; We. = street. capitol llill.
has been appointed hy sheriff Rinlon as
deputy sheriff NE went To work this
morning Ndrcan T. secretary of the Ok
Ithomh city trades and labor council
SLANuER SUIT FOR i2Lono Judr.
moni for t2i0un BE- asked hy Bertha
Klein I'm two suits filed in the district
court today against Z mud Clcmcntin"
stuck for damage for alleged slpndrr-
uu. remarks purpoftcd 10 have been
mad" hy the defendants against the
plaintiff The plaintiff states that Was
divorced from Albert Stuck son ol the
defendants, this year
COLE READY FOR TRiAi.-w n.
Cole. Oklahoma city young man chargSl
with cmb"Ellrmcnt ~ funds from The
state National bank was ready Tor vi1l
this afternoon In federal district court
Tn" entire morning WIS consumed IN So
curing = Jury Tho alleged orcnsc was
comn,iitrd In 1915 H- WIS Indicted
iHst January at ,h" Guthrie term ~ fed.
cfil court
ALLEGED TRANSFORMERS TRIAL
u " Goodwin. J \ Zimmerman and T.
- Smith charged with TRANSPORTING.
were ndiudgcd this morning b, Special
Municipal Judsc Harold Ire They were
given sentences NJ ninety DAYS In Jail
and fines " ninety nine dollars The,
filed notice NJ nnurnl