The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-25

Fin at Capltol-A fire which broke out
near the west entrance OF the capitol
by bursting granite blocks biscksninG
walls and breaking Windows AdJutant
general carp and Official Guide Ralrton.
inWtheirA attempt to clear away boxaA
and papers. suffered bitstersd hands.
Fir. insurance. wal - r.. upsnsv.
MIX Discussion VI Today--At the
meeting OF the<Housewives' league yes
terday afternoon, . committee was ap-
pointed to confer with T. +. Hurt
dairyman. who. according to Mark Kes-
Ter. commissioner OF public safety. has
been arrested several times for selling
unclean milk. As n result pf this meet
Ing Yesterday Mark kSsler and MIKE
cent milk cause by bringing the subject
UP for discussion at the meeting OF the
board OF commissioners which 10 to be
held this afternoon.
Ed l. Hahn. Funeral Home W. s2-Adv
Lyon Against Game Rsnosrs"-In a
letter to State Auditor K. Il. Howard. J.
l.. Lyon. secretary OF state. recon-
mended that all payments Of warrants
issued for game rangers be stopped. AS
| the rangers" ne says, are only q sub
terfuge to- get around the abolishment
OF deputy state gamo wardens by tho
| 1919 legislature.
| Fifteen TrarfIe Arrssts--Ftfteen Viola
tons OF the city's traffic ordinance oc.
CURED last night, according to tho com
plaint book AT tho police station. Com
plants filed by different police officers
charge six automobiles with speeding
six with parking overtime and three with
operating ~cars with glaring lights.
|
Judge Paroles Two Pending their fu-
ture good behavior and their promise to
lrave the city, Judge Mitchell today sus-
pended sentence Of $40 and costs against
two defendants were charged with lott
ering.
Tompklns' Trial Postponed trial
OF c. r Tonpkins charged with obtain
Knight. which was set for trial In dis
trict court today, was postponed until
Thursday. September II.
Cruelty 10 Charges by threatening to
against her consent. to lsad an immoral
NE IL the charge made by Bessir Ed
wards In n suit for divorce against Fred
Edwards, filed In district court today.
She says that she lived In constant fear
OF her life through fear that her hus-
couple was married at Lawton, Okla.
on January 20, 1917
Sam Mckee Arrested--Sam Mckee. one
OF the notorious bootleggers OF oklahoma
county. was arrested today by Deputy
sheriff Helm on an alias warrant Chars
ing him with selling liquor. Mckee was
tried In the county court several months
ago and convicted on tho chnrge. lie
was sentenced 10 serve thirty days on the
county roads and pay fine Of 5000. We
gave notice OF an appeal TO the supreme
court, but has no, placed an appeal bond
Must Pay rssss-This Ia the last week
In which TO pay city and county taxes
for 1918 without penalty, according
Those who have not paid their taxes
by Monday will he assessed at the rate
Of IN percent per month from Jnnu-
larry |. 1915, The county uessurer's office
viii he closed all day Wednesday NO the
employs may attend the State Fair
Two More Certified additional
men were certified TO the district board
as ready for military duty by tho Third
city district today. They are Eugene u
Chism, 10 West California avenue, and
George II. Collins, 1919 West Eighth
street.
Sanitary Case Continued OF tn,
Brewer Drug company, 230 West Crane
avenue, charged with Heplng the alley
way In the rear OF the building In AN un
sn nitary condition, WAS continued wher
called I'm tho munlcipa, court today The
case was set for tomorrow morning
Fined For lolterIne -- Charged will
lettering on the corner Of Grand avenu'
and Broadway last night Ralph Jeffer
son was fined ils and costs In the mu
nicipal court today,
Turned TO County Fletcher white, nr
rested yesterday afternoon on q chars'