The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-08-22


Mssssngsrs rlnsd--Judge Mitchell to-
day finsd John War and Ernest william.
son 50 and costa each on charge OF
fighting The two boys became engaged
In a fiEht In front OF the Western Union
Telegraph company last night over Lam
tern. They are both employed by tho
Western Union.
Transfer Men Flnsd-A fine OF 50 and
coats was assessed against A. ~ Alex
Ander ana G. l.. Canon, charged with
viola ting the city ordinance which prohlb
lts more than ono man belns on trans.
fer truck at the railroad stations for the
purpose OF soliciting business.
Liquor complsints Filled Complaints
were filed at the police station last night
charging Pat McNamAra with operating
a place where liquor 10 sold and Sam
Moore with assisting In operating place
where liquor 10 sold. The cases we're not
called In the municipal court today, hav-
Ing been continued.
JOHNSON Hearing Continued The re-
sumption Of the preliminary hearing OF
Orvcl Johnson. charged with shooting
Earl Evans, 10 years old, which was set
for today before Justice OF the Peace
Amos T. Farley, was continued until
Saturday morning by agreement OF both
the prosecution and the dcf-nHs.
Or. Lee 10 r. HIlsy-Dr Clarence r.
l~e of this city, a member Of the med
icAl reserve corps, has been notified TO
report for duty at Fort Riley. Kan. on
August a.
Phone Workers Falthful-H Oklahoma
clty Observes the Hoover REQUESTS a.
stuck to It's task. there need be no fear
a. to the success Of Oklahoma City's
campaign OF conservation Tne phonsrs,
both volunteers and drafted. continued
their work until their aueries have be
ended yesterday, In the opinion OF
Chamber OF Commerce officials. every
family In tho city has . good grAsp on
the meaning Of Hoover week snd tho
economies urged are being practiced In
the majority OF homes.
~" Camp Popvlar-The r. w. C. A.
camp at McNabb park 10 proving . pop
ular place for girls OF the city TO spend
their week ends and vsca tions Reservs-
tions are bcinG made now for entertain: !:
ment at the camp. which viii bs closed
about September /. The camp fills a
long felt need here, a. employed Girls
and those Of limited means are enabled
to spend few days or weeks there at
| nominal cost.
I'd l. Hahn. Funeral Home. ". lS.-Adv.
Ilbsrty Bonds Dslayss-Ths printing
OF liberty bond certificates has been de.
lAyed and they probably will not be de-
llvsred here until October. Purchasers
who pay In full for bonds before their
delivery will be given interim csrtih'
Gates.
Bird Propagation Taken up-The state
Q urninG ta attention to the propaga'
ton OF Wild birds and George A. Smith.
state game and fish warden, expects TO
have four propoGating farms In operation
within . year.
| Garden Weeds Must oo-E w. Vance.
chief city sanitary inspector, yesterday
ruled that backyard gardens which have
been allowed TO grow M with weeds
must bow to the scthes ot the city,s
removed before tho city's squad reaches
tho garden plots
Now CITY Electrician Namsd-Ths
naming of Il 7 Snyder a. city eiectri-
clan by Ccmmissioner Mark Kssler was
tsrday. The inspection of elevators win
be a part OF snyders work George A.
Gaddis. formerly city electrician was
transferred to the fire department at a
reduction OF salary He announced that
he would quit the city's service.
Fr,soo station BIDS AdvsVtlssd-Th
will cost approximately eSo0, 900. Bids
| for tho structure have besn advertised
throughout the country
Druggist TO Grand jury " Dud-
ley was held TO tho federal grand Jury
on a charge Of violating the Harrison
anti. narcotic act by United states Com
missioner Ernsst Chambers yesterday.
Dudlsy, who 10 thu manager OF a drug
uist sundriss house at ifs west Sec
ond street gave bond for $4,000,
Wilson Wrltss Prino,psls-A complaint
by the stat, board OF education that
proper attention Ia not paid to literature
furnished by the state and request
that county superintendenu mako uss
OF books furnished them has boen made
by II. H. Wilson In q letter to county
school heads.
New Charge Against Rsy--A charge OF
embeIziins 4 draft for ttai was filed
aasin-t Claude Ray by county officials
yesterday In Justice T. v. Donelrs court
This In the fith charge against Ray
formerly employed In the state school
land department
! Rotar,sns st Picnic Four hundred and
nfty Rotarians and members OF their
families attended the annual outing OF
the club At Belle Isle yesterday, A has.
ket lunch. boating, bathing and dancing
we're features Athletic contests brought
ou, some keen competition. Some OF
the winners were; jug throwing contest.
Mrs, " q. Davis: spen fny.yerd dash,
| r. NJ Snedeker; fat mems race, Judge
! r. H. Oldneld; ffty ward race for
| young men over b0,' George w. Curtis
vadlng contest W r Itcad canoe pei, o
ing contest. ~ G Martin.
FIR. Insurance.. Wal 70. rss upsnsw.
Adv.
No More Papers 70 Trsnehss News
papers bearing n l-cent stamp under the
| Impression that they will he carried to
some soldier In France hereafter will he
consigned 10 the waste basket according
to instructions received by Postmaster
Claude Weaver. Only magazines will bo
carried In this way
Ml,is Ask lleerses-IIcenses TO oper.
nts under the regula tlons provided by
the food control bill have been applied
for by Oklahoma city milling and eleva
tor companies The licenses must be