The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-10


tho principal speaker Al the Young
Mems Democratic club weekly lun.
cheOn In the COlcord cafe tomorrow
noon, Committees for getting more
members win be appointed at tomor-
rows gathering,
second 'Flu' Attack John Carroll.
second assistant fire chief and fire
| warden, 10 bsdfaHt with a second altaCk
Of influenza. lie In reported 10 he not
~ sick a. during his first attack. but
pnsumonia IL feared
Captain Wllksrson Captain Ar.
ehur Wllksfaon Of fire station No. :, IL
confined 10 his bed BY influenza.
whisky chsros Dismissed - Lindsay
Ihufleigh, negro, was ordered dlsmiased
this morning by County Judge W X.
faylor on charge Of selling whisky.
BurlelRh was arrested at local hotel
and II Ia said gave the county attor-
ney's office lnfOrmption on other ne
RrOsA.
Fraud Arrs,' Msds-on a charge Of
using the malls 60 defraud. ] Is fAm-
say was brought here from the western
part Of the state ana placed In the
county jail by a federal officer this
morning District Attorney Junn A.
Pain IL investigating the charges
against him.
1900 EmbsLElsment Bond T. =.
Donnell Justice OF peace, fixed the bond
of i.oe Carey. charged with emheZflc-
ment. at 81 600 this morning when he
was arraigned He rs IN the county
jail IN default Of the bond. Tho In
ormallon charge that Carey embrzEle1
80 from Pedro AlyereG. a Mexican.
Farmer Asks Injunction go ChArring
that HID partner had appropriated more
than o. 700 obtained from farm prod
ties. VI. Flnklesteln filed prooeedlnru In
the district court this morning asking
Tor nm accounting and restraining
order preventing +. - Townsend from
disposlnE Of any moro property until
their differences can be settled IN court
The petition asserts that they own the
Fair Grounds farm and were equally In.
terosted In the products EroNn upon IT.
Liquor Case AppsAled--Fincd iis and
costs In municipal court this morning
for having quart Of whisky In hi'
Crico took an appeal and fled so
bond.
Many TTaWle Vlolators--II'teon cases
for violating the troffc ordinance cam,
before Judge Splitter this morning Con,
: ylctlon followed In every case. Gnt
fines assessed ranged from IS TO 80
Keep up the good work" urgtI MAJ
Overholser The traffic laws are fo
the sufcty Of the public. and this cam
phign hErlnsi YlOlatOrs shall continul
J until AL have learned 20 keep within
the law. or quit driving motor cars
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Convenient stsps--Two new conctet,
:, SteyG ara being built into the Sidewalk
!, az the northeast corner Of Gpnd ave
y nue. and broadway. The old steps tha
:. extended into the gutter we're insan
!, itary. and much crumblcd.
VonHIm Recovering Henry vonum
n 7Ol West Washington street, who 4
. master mechanic for the city fire de
/. phrtment. is recovering from his sec
n ond attack of influenza. He was up
!. town today for the first time In severa
q days
Pseeafy for PArk-Dr. G, p Mehi hA
10 presented his pet peccnry 10 WheelA
I park, and II n now warmly housed u
} the ZOO.
/, Oonnslly IN cheaoo - Commisslone
- Mike Donnelly and DR. J. T. MAftif
N delegated TO attend a national healt
NJ conference In Chicago. have wired thl
Is they arrived yesterday morning.
J. Former I.olslstsr nscs-w. T Pow
ell. former member Of the house
representatives from the comanch,
Cotton county disirict. was In Okli
homA City this morning on business
~ some Of the state departments. NJ
Powell was not candidate for n
d, election.
~ Rs,s Hssrlnp on-rhe application I
=, the Kiefer Light and Power compan
for permission 10 Increase rates for ele,
- trio cocrsnt 10 being heard today beioI
the corporation commission.
y Humphrey Rsturns-w. ID. Humpi
~ rey, chairman OF the corporation con
81 mission. returned this morning fro
- Nowsla where he attended the funer
OF Bert Tillotson, former state enforce
20 ment officer and former member OF q
.. Legislature.
ur Pipsllne Common dsrrlsr--Ths pip,
en line operated blythe Pierce OIL corpori
w uon was declared to be a common ca
" rier In an order issued this morning I
4 the corporation commission The Pier,
company refused 10 accept oil for tran
N'ANh ANNNN WV NNllNll
e company, which filed the complain
IN against the Pierce company on viii,
In the order Ia based.
whtshur,t Gees Aoms-J. A. whit
w hurst, president. elect Of the state boa
nd OF agriculture, returned 10 his home
Nv Beckham county this morning after
it visit OF several days here.
ar w. .. Q. Notices ssrt-More thl
three thousand notices Of dellnque
war savings stamp pledges were ae
be out yesterday by the officials OF n
ln War Savings hank The notices We
W having THAR effect. as over $500 wor
ot stamps were sold this morning.
&c was announced.
vo Many Laborets Nssdsd--An unusua
10 large number Of calls for laborers
all kinds OF Jobs In the city. which
dicates unusually nood conditions. ha
Of been received Al the federal employing
Inc bureau In the lsAt ten days. J. W. WI
U.s. den, labor commissioner, announced u
mosnins,
y. Federal Clerk Returns Clifford III
Ing man. clerk In the offices OF John IA
AN United states district attorney,
VI turned 10 work this morning, after /
pal Ing absent for about q week on 4
"a, s.nn, Of the inilusnsa.
=, Postal order Rsselndsd-The order
" sued by the postmaster general az I
lh beginning Of the war which prevent
se. postal employees nom having leaves
= provided for by law, have been
solnded, Claude Weaver postmAst
announced this morning. Tho new
der goes into effect January 1.
VI Mrs Hvans vlslts-Mrs Char
Evans In spending two weeks a. a su'
I've Of friends and relatives at Tlshomin
"a. and Ardmore.
ull -
M. Or. Coan Addresses FlotarIans--Dr