The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-10-10

R.publicans oppose Measure JAKE j.. /
Uamon OF Ringing former r,vpIaid
sintc committeeman, and AVA M'l'onelu
~ IA Reno former ptogrcssiN" ichu'r "l
,hr stnte have issued statements nuhck.
ing the su-callcd "tnir election INV '"
the socialists and advising mrhprrs W
,heir own party to vote against inc meas
urC.
To Bulld Bleaching Mill, + Nutn' ,
sev of the American ON zee ."'.
psny has leased the old packing plan.
Al East Frisco avenue anu "nu,
short time viii begin operating IN th'
6,,id,rg a cotton Inter bleaching mil
Fgfty thousand dollars. Is to be- spent
In putting the mill in shape
Revival We'll Attended The cold ~ave
aid not chill the urdor OF those WY
.bc,rd Rev Hatficld in the revival ~
putnam Heights Presbyterian church
last night He will preach again TO-
nigh, 4 s London. with the orches-
ira, viii conduct the singing
Uroes Sweet Glover Planting several
thous,nl acres Of sweet clover VIII 4c
nl,ut,d Ia northwestern Oklahoma TINS
f,u na result OF the nctivities o'
4 NrNnbh federal district farm agent
lie has been urging all farmers IN MS
territory TO experiment with the crop
next year
mllk Price 20 Advpnce-Milk dealers
viii rolse the price OF their products
pbout the first Of the new year, H.
Inpyitt president " the Bcne lSle dairy,
said Increase OF fecdstuifs and of the
cost Of delivery Is the cause OF the no
vance. he said
To Raise Fund-Rev. Phil G. Baird
psator oi the First Presbyterian church;
and others are planning to raise 'hhd
in Oklahoma city for relief Of A'me'
mans suffering In the war zone
w,dsvprth Speaks senator James W
Nyadsworth republican senator from New
York told 500 persons last night thht
mi. country would be ruined CONNER
clally II high tariff was not adopted
to protect II from cheap manufacturers
that would come from Europe after the
close OF the war
Tralnlno Courses Approved - Teacher
trimming courses I'm twenty three hlgh
schools In the state have been approved
ny n II. Wilson. state superintendent
Thirty-six other schools have presented
reports which viii be examined.
VIII Hear Btyan-Wllllam J. Bryan
will sneak in Enid. Perry and ronca
CITY tomorrow 4 large number ot OK
Iahoma CITY democrats will 20 TO hear
him.
I prepare for A. n. 7. A. meot-Warncr
T. Vance, secretary OF the Chamber OF
| Commerce. was busy this morning IN
Iterviewing owners ot vacant hulldlngN
and dance balls. for the purpose ot en-
gaging seating room Tor the l9oO del.
rgptcs TO the national convention OF
the Anti. Horse Thief essociotion, 10 he
held here On october 25 md 26. Local
members of IN" Organization ARE expect
Ing one NJ the largest conventions In
ycnrs
State Boards Hold Tests-The Oklaho-
ma state Board of Pharmacy and the
state Board OF Medical examiners con
Quoted examinations ~ applicants for
pharmaceutical and medical certificates
this morning Mt the Lee Huckins
Flowers planted Gardening Was the
chief pursuit In the office OF Mrs, Anna
Rurks Love. county superintendent OF
schools. this morning Earth In large
heaps was piled on papers on the carpet
Muts were being transpantod to tn"
largo window hoNos In tho office The
office IL well filled with beautiful plants
uud flowers and In one ~ tho cherricst
in the courthouse.
Forued Money orders ANoat- Clumsily
forged money orders on the Denver.
col. and Omaha, Neb.. postofflCes have
been cnshed by merchants at Billings.
Mont, and Cheyenne, Wyo Local postal
officials received word of the counter
felts this morning and urged oklahoma
C1ty merchants to examine closely all
money orders presented them.
Judge Cotterai In city-Judge John "
Cotteral OF the western federal district
of oklahoma. was In oklahoma City to
day on official business Late this week
he will proceed TO Lawton to open a new
session OF court
Harvey 20 Tulsa-Col W. II Harvey
president Of the OZARK Trails nsaoCin.
ton, plans 10 attend an OZARK trails
meeting TO be held tomorrow nj Tulsa
according to information received today
by T. A Whit,en. secretary ot the OK.
lRhomR city Retailers association Mr.
Harvey was In western oklahoma TO-DAY
with party Of good roads boosters
Commissioners Inspect Roads-Counu
d Commissioners II W Black and T.. I.
sheldon and County clerk Cornelius let
early this morning for tour NJ In
r spection of the county'P roads Jones
1 t.uther, Arcadia and spencer win b.
u some of the places visited The com
- missioners nre determined 10 have N,
severe winter weather begins
' Dentists 10 Meet--A meeting Of the OK
n lnhoma County Dental society Ia ached
~, ulcd TO be held tonight AT s o'CloCl, In M
!, Lee Huckins hotel
To Observe Columbus pay-A dance
tho proceeds o. which will hc devoted Il
| construction ot a gymnasium, viii b.
| given nv local krirhts ot Columbus o,
| the eyening ~ October - Columhu
dny. The gymnaslum will be built in 60
| umhus hall ON North RronhVay NeN
= Monday evening the order will receive do
nations for St joseph's orphannEe
Pa. on hornbeek Demurrer dc
10 hv attorneys for Phillip Lander and n II
Turner. executors Of the John Randall ~
m tate, In the trial OF Adam Hornbcck'
No0oO damage. suit against the estat
y. VIII he decided upon this afternoon b
J. Judge Oldneld,
Governor Returns After making sever
Y NJ snecches In different parts ~ the stat
4, IN the interss! q the, democrats, stat
e returned to the executive offices thi
morning
a. Near Slavery Alleoed--Thnt she hu
been In "a condition which bordcted q
slavery and has been forced bN her hus
band 10 pefform hard manual tabor
N support the family Is the grounds O
which Mrs Edith Ctalh ls suing her hu,
- band. James Crnih. for divorce, accnft
- ing tu the petition she filed In the Al,
n trict court this morning Judge OldneI
W lssurd a temporary Injunction this murr
ms inrhidding Craib 10 dispose Of h
~ horaes, mules and wagons valued NJ ~
m pending thu decision of the suit
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