The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-31

reservations for tomOrrow's uoonoay
luncheon Of the Chamber OF Commerce,
at which w. NJ q Howsc president OF
the Greater Wichita civic league VIII
speak. have been made. TINS Is tho
largest number OF reservations over
ade, two days before Chamber OF Com
merCe event.
Police Force commsnds-Captain Snel-
son will have charge OF shift No, OF the
police department during tho month OF
November lie and tho men under him
win report for duty at $40 o clock IN inc
morning, being relieved at 2IO o'clock IN
the afternoon by the second shit men
undtr command OF Captain Durham The
third shift men, who report for duty AL
1910 o'clock at night, will be commanded
by Captain Staten, who now is IN com
mand OF the first shift men.
Nichols VIII vlsIt-W. Il Nichols chief
of police, will attend the annual conNen.
tion of the Chiefs OF Police Association OF
America. which win be held I'm Washing
ton in December,
Only One Case Tred-wednesday was
u quiet day In tho district courts only
one case being tried. This was non
Jury clvil suit before Judge Hnyson.
which began yesterday and was not com
pleted The three cases set for TO-DAY
have been continued and neither judge
clark nor JnuRt OlullClu Wclt w ''ulN
today Tho latter is holding court In
El Reno this week.
No stone compialnt-Attorney General
Freeling has not yet received demand
from the school land commission to oust
+. j. Stour from land owned by tue
state north OF the city which stone has
been occupying for three years without
y rental, according TO the commission
Stone Ia tho dairyman who recently in
terpsted lh-cont milk men by showing
how he made a big profit on lO-cent
milk
No Heat at capItol-Thc heating plant
Al the state capitol is stu inactive, de-
spite tho promise of the contractors TO
have II ready. by Tuesday II was de-
clared today that two boilers will he
started tomorrow,
Dalrymsn Must Move, order--wlth f..
q Howard, state auditor leading the
attack. the school land commission yes
terdAy afternoon directed $ i, Freezing,
attorney general to begin proceedings at
once 10 have Edgar l.. stone and fam.
lily oustcd from his farmhouse just north
OF the city. near the capitol Stone is
dairyman, and recently published fig
ures to show how he made a profit on
milk which he sold at 10 cents q quart
He Is now selling II nt 10 cents, how
ever
WhlttInuton Presidsnt-FuEenc whit
tngton was elected president Of the ok
lahoma county division ~ the National
Council Of the Insurance Federation AT
~ organization yesterday afternoon, j.
q, Cooley was elected secretary.
Ed l. Hahn Funeral Home w. % Adv
raeeart Draws BIG Fined Tag
ri A all a
guilty OF violating the prohibition law
when tried In the county court ycstCr-
day Taggart was fined $500 and sem
fenced To six months In Jail ana Ros-
well was fined $3.50 and given "A ninety -
day sentence.
Local Man Heads Erulreer,-Mn l..
Cunningham " Oklahoma CITY was
elected president OF tho oklahoma So
citty Of Engineers Rt the closing session
night. Other. officers for tho year are
Ma, Frank y King King OF IsH,als. iirs, Mcs
vice president H. H. lrOwnell oklahoma
CITY, third vice president. n V Hlnck
ley Oklahoma city, secretary treasurer.
Poliack 4 Pollack. Painless Dentist.
Maple 1876 ll6h N. Robinson, opposite
Lyric. ADV,
City Raises Fund Flrst--Oklahoma city
scribe TO its quota for the war camp
community fund A comm ttce comDOs a
q Mch.rd r Harrlsy. Dick Cgrhart epd
meeting Of the Rotory club yesterday
that II had collected IS non " the
amount allotted 10 Oklahoma CITY which
was 10000 The RotarlNns assumed tho
lntter amount. Tho campaign which vii
be natlnu- wide, starts November I foi
$4,000 700
Setter Advertising souuht-serato'
Robert T. owen Ia making IN appeal q,
oklahoma newspapers To "plpNsup' the
GOOD news Instead NJ stories " crime
The senator saws that the eastern pres.
contains many stories " criminal arti
from Oklnhomo and that these counter.
act the favorable impress sion mrde hl
t6o advertising bv tho publicity depart
~ais of the railroads