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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-29
When Pat Malloy "Keynoted"

The Democratic state convention
has happened. Its proceedings did
not. They were carefully predes-
tined by the iniquities andedivinities
that control that misnamed party.
There were a large number present
about all the present office holders
and all the present office seekers.
Ottice, or desire thereof, is now the
qualification OF delegate. Form
erly 1t was location and selection.
That Is the obsolete truth.
1t was "so< for 10 a. m, McAdoo
time, 1910. A sweet lady candl-
date who did flat her "R's" asked
me barber shop choir to sing
America. 1t could not-no one
could, SO she dashed out. A repub-
Iican spectator auto'd her to a music
store where copy OF the anthem
was procured. Also the national
hymn, "Star-Spangled Banner"
Ihey tried to sing 1t; bravely the
start, but haltingly and hummingly
few progressed until even the
'l.ah, de dab, dah." singers fell out,
evidently 1t was an unaccustomed
experience. Then tho starry ban
ner OF freedom was raised disclosing
n picture of President Wilson and
they all found voice. A paean Of
alteration to the author OF their
Jobs and the shrine OF their hopes
for more raises of wages. There was
one song they knew well-the song
Of salvage-"Raise Me. Woodrow, 10
My Office; Let Me Feel Secure With
Thee"
Then Ben lafayette. bearing the
name of individual liberty, dis
claimed a few well chosen words
parceling out the offices of the
convention (about seventy-seven in
numoer) to the faithful and the
fruitful and said the will OF the
convention" to ratify their appoint
ment. A mo" or two dropped from
the third balcony, the "niggah
heben" OF some far out delegation,
but the appointments went through
on Alger Melton's "go." Appoint
ments are safer in a democratic con-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-29

vention. They relieve all mental
strain; avoid any confuslon; dispense
with the unframed or unapproved
ambition.
Pat MaIloy was appointed key
noter" and accepted the appointment
with spirit fitting the occasion. Pat
Is true representative of present
day democraCy-he is Ut the head OF
Dig but poor and oppressed re-
finery-One that has grown from
20" to about 100000 in five years.
lie spoke for an hour. Also for the
oppressed oil interests-not special.
but the big producers. Pat is one
OF them. lie Spoutcd "A golden stream
OF verbosity that shamed any flower
in the Chelsea field. Water fire.
quietly interfered with the flow,
but It was not salt. and the stream
soon repeated. Experts thought him
an ledger" and that gas might be
looked for.
He said just what they wanted to
hear, lie knew because they had
written it carefully for him. No
one slight detail was omitted. They
all were. lie broadened his state
ments and extended his claims. lie
pointed with pride but expressed no
alarm. He knew his crowd. When
he wanted and waited for applause
he pointed at Wilson's picture and
got II. When he wanted the solem-
nifty OF silence, he introduced un-
familiar words about The Flag"
and they listened wonderingly until
he returned to familiar words. lie
spoke OF Honest" ]. B. A. Robert
son. as though an honest Democrat
was 50 rare he should be specially
pointed out. Rare. but not unfamil-
lar. They once had Honest char.
lie" but namelcss here foreyermorc:
they once had Honest Lee, but he
was absent, and unnamed and unrc-
membered; they once had Honest
Bob, but he too was not mentioned
in audible or respectful terms. and
more than half OF them,are now busy
the United States attorney
general on the Qualities he does and
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-29
COLD COFFEE CHARGE FOR
IMITATION B00TLEGGER

"Misto ledge. All wuks at dc Y.
NJ. e. A. an All is a spectacle cul-
lud boy All is," was the way Fred
Copes started his defense in police
court yesterday afternoon. when he
was arraigned for vagrancy.
Fred had been found at the carni.
val grounds Friday night, with a
half-plnt whisky bottle. Officers
saw him step behind a tent. hand the
bottle. to an old man and take the
money for It. TheO Fred felt the
power OF the law. However, when
Fred was gotten to the police
station, 1t was concluded not TO book
him for bootlegging, so the charge
was changed to vagranCy.
Fact of the matter Is, the booze"
turned out to be cold coffee which
Fred "bootlegged" to the, man who
was, the officers state. himself too
full 20 know the difference. Case
was dism issed
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-29
JubIIcc RcsoIution pnsscs

One of the resolutions passed
unanimously by the United Confcd-
crate Veterans was TO the effect that
the United States should prepare for
world peace jubilee Immediately
upon the conclusion OF the war. 1t
was understood by some states Il, a.
Sneed OF Sulphur. OKLA, the author
OF the resolution, tRat it failed to
pass. Mr.. Snecds idea is that the
United States. In conjunction with
all Of its cobel,igerents. should stage
a Jubilee such as the world has never
known. The neutral nations. &C
cording te Mr., Snecd. would be u
vIted to join in.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-29
WANTS PORTRAITS OF
ALL LOVER THERE"
Halliburton-Abbott Company TO Put
In Unique Liberty Loan Display;
Send In Photographs.

Is your boy in the service? Is
your sweetheart "over there"
II he is, and there is scarcely a
resident Of Tulsa who has not some
friend or relative in the ranks he
sure and see that his photo is placed
In Tulsas gallery OF heroes. which
VIII be on display in the Halliburton
Abbott company's windows during
the fourth Liberty loan drive,
Mr., Payne, publicity manager for
thls concern, has hit upon this very
novel idea for the boosting OF the
Liberty loan drive, and incidentally
TO create an original gallery OF the
portraits of the men who are rem
resenting Tulsa on the battle fields
or France and in the training camps
over here.
These portraits, used in an at
,tractive window display during the
coming week. will be returned to
their owners Immediately after
wards.
All Tulsans are asked to Coroner
ate. At least a thousand photos
VIII be needed to make an interest
ing display. Leave the photo at the
store, Your soldier would be glad
TO nave you do this little bit to assist
IN making Tulsa's fourth Liberty
loan the greatest Of them all.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-29
4-Mlnuto Men at skIatook Tonight

w. o. Buck, county chairman Of
the four-minute speakers. will ac
company number OF speakers and
singers TO Skiatook tonight, where a
community meeting will be held TO
stimulate interest in the Fourth
Liberty loan drive. The county
chairman states that tho local chair
man at Skiatook. l.. L. Wiles, has
appointed about twenty men in that
vicinity who will work through the
rural districts.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-29
kimono Flannelettes

1000 yards Of the most
beautiful patterns In new
kimona !lannolettcs Rcgu-
lar 55c value goes for this
week at HE
yard ............... HSN
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-29
French Serge

900 yards Of nua quality
= French serge ~ inches wide.
All new stock and regular
$3.50 yard value. For this
weeks setting ut CT or
yard .........,.. A'~S
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-17
One He Overlooked.

Attila's shade beyond the Styx
With keen regret, repined ALAS
Nhen was at my Hunnish tricks,
Why didn't think of poison gas p
Cartoons Magazine
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-17
UNSETTLED TONE
seen IN STOCKS
Suuatra Tobacco Breaks Six
Points, Leading Drive,

NEW YORK July l7-Stocks were uu.
srttleu AZ the opTlluE Of today trading
mainly lu consequence Of another sfvere
drive against SIm3tr1 Tobacco, which
broke almost points Ia the first haif
hour steel lost point on a succession
NJ large offerings and some Of the other
ludusirials, eulpments and Marine pre-
ferr.l Yielded 10 the same extent. Mod
era'" gains iu minor specialties and At-
lRntlc iulf were soon dissipated Lib
Frty bonds were strsdy
A 5-ICnt rally lu Sumatra. moderate
Tccoverics In steeis equipments and
allied shares spcCitlties and pool aCtiy.
~ In low priced mining shares relieved
the extreme dullncss OF the mid -ses
sion. Investment issues, including stand
ard rails. were ignored
Furthor fluctuations In tObaccos aIlI
pool operations IN military and specialize
were the features OF the last hour The
closing vas heavy. Liberty 3igs sold at
~ sc 10 s9 SIC, is at 81 gOc to % 0sc,
and as al 5.s0c TO g6 02c.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-17

Ii''H an" hog market was thoroughly
active ana from 10 70 II cents higher on
/ l's' grades her" today and steady to
/ strong on other grades. The top went at
/ sl'..J and The bulk from $500 TO SIS. 90.
flt.sIuV
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-17
1414 West 37th st.
0WN YOrR owN HOME

OWN YOUR OWS HOME
Nice g-rOOm home On E a1nl urur the
car line. fnr fruit, trees gunr. 1850
CIl Mi Clark
FDHE'LOsrRE.-Gn possession to-day.
Broom brick, northwest, urge huru, u'.,
shady home In fine nrlEhhorhuud near 'nu
ear line, SO $50, with $500 cash. balance
Iu rent. can Mr. Morgan
ONN y THIS NlCs 4-Ioom modern home.
twp foil lots, clos" in on " lfh ST..
t1.2I". Siuo cash. balance So pr month
Cali Alr Clark
OWNER LEAVING NTY win sacri-
f,u ,-Ipnm h0Iuo on W 3rd S' near ..r
luc for N.20o $3.50 cash, tsiu PCT month.
Cal Mr. Morgan
WHY PAY RE'NT7 when you can huv
II small home close IN on y Dougat9.
81 .'I 500 down. balance less than rent
Can Nr Cntf
MIR. lSNEsTOR. WHY LOAE MONEY.
when you cuu buy four G'o0iu houses Iu
fins condition, close ~ ou " sth So. f0s
tho small Eum of THOp. see thfss aud
make MS Hu offer
MIST SELL THIS WEEK Nice e.
room. 1nod"ru home lHrgo lafn uu1
chicken houscl ! block and half west Of
ForS rinnt' f2.fds 500 cash terms 90
suit Cnll Mr.. Clnrk
SEE THIS S-Finc a-room modern HON.
with basement on " 2ggd fue location.
q ooo. $500 cash, balance t2n per month
Call Mr. Morgan
Think of t's for Insurance
OKLAHOMA TRUST COMPANY,
1oR-lp Insurance EIE Alaulo 7C
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-17
FOOD SAVING SLOGANS
SENT THROUGHOUT STATE

w J Pcttee, assistant state food ad
minlstra'or in charge of Jhc merchants
representatives department. ma, gotten
together thirty-nlne food conservation
slogans which he is sending oW to
esery merchant in the state requesting
that they be used 20 influence the pco-
PIE to DO their b,' in helping to win the
war.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-17
Bid
RED CROSS MOTOR CORPS
PLANS ARE DROPPED

The forming Of a motor corps for tn,
Red Gross was postponed at the meet.
ing of the executive committee OF tn,
Red Cross chapter at noon today at the
Lee Huekins hotel. it being decide
there was no pressing need OF the corps
II was decided also that the Red Cros
should have an exhibit at the state iai'
this fall, definite, arrangements to b
made later.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-17
KANSAS CITY

KANSAS CITY. July Il HOGS. Re.
lszj, heavy, ilSi5ais 3J. Ight tiS 093
~ 20. pigs. Sl625Hl7N. CATTLE re-.
celpts, 1900. including 100 southerns.
strong; prime fed stfers. Si7259Is g5:
dressed beef steers, li00@l7 90. south.
heiters. s. ooa II 90. stockers Is OOTfiS 25;
caves B.uoU lA25 SHEEP. Receipts
1,ypo' strong lambs. t1scOdls25. vearl-
lnss, W Q1u 800. wethers. SO OOtla 30.
tNes, RsYNn " 81. stocknrs So 0nu ~ nn
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-17
Star Brokerage Co.
aA cOLCORp. WALNUT 1851.

WE buy ana sell casing line pipe and
drilling rigs American Oh Exchange,
Inc Meula a.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-17
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. July l7-HOGS ReceIptx.
u 600 steady 10 lower. bulk OF sales.
Sl' 'fNUlA 'H. butchers fl7q5Wlsa0.
packing. .tlfl5a1770. light. iisl0@iissS:
GI,o.sh. T, tls 500 l7.lo. pigs 81 O0ul7 5O'
,AITLE Receipts. II 600 steady TO
strong SHEEP Receipts. 900. firms.
top westerl and native lambs. sis so.
prime range wcthers. tl425
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-17
ST. LOUIS.

SI LOUIS. July l1-HOGS. Recelpis
s"u0' iigp ioc higheI lights. sslOGI IS 20:
PIGS. NII1n1slj. mixed and butcher
sir'01 u Is, good heavy. iI7 9OGis 10:
5000, good steady. others weak, na H..
peel steers. Ell.b0alSoo. ycarfng steers
shd heifers, S. 6UU 10 90: cows II 5ogs
II 30 s'ockers and feeders. H5OGIs 0o.
ilair, 70 prime southern beef steers, SO Cd
~ !, ~, b"et cows and hclfers So OOSs
~ Oo; native calves, W.75Nl7OO sIIEEP.
receipts 800. steady 10 strong lambs
W. Oon 1900, ewes, 81 00Hl2 90: canner.
and choppers, I5O0GlO 90. ''i''''e's
One, Of the first women's socie,;.,
IN the middle west was the Femals
h:bIe society Of Piqua, Ohio, Organized
luSt 100 wears ago.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-17

Murder Suspect Held-An applsati ior
FOR n witt Of. habcas corpus brought In
the district c3lJt. this morning for Grad,
EsSc, negro. charged with The murder
OF Louis Mann was denied by Judg,
John W Hayson. The negro WAS orderst
held without bond TO answer the charge
Hts attorneys dcmurred to the lnforma.
tion yesterday when he was called fol
arraignment before Judge Hayson.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-17
wANrED-BIDs AND PROPOSALS


JUN UTlN TTITN UNT'T 'TT|NT
BIDS viii be received by tho city tor
lumber IN thcntcr at fair grounds Ip iJ
noon. July ~
WANTED MorrS-gO-round and other
umuscn cur fur big colOrrd cotton
choppers picnic, July 80 20. what hntr
your Merry -go-rOund owner WrtH ui
once. privilege reasonable Charnn Is.
JohLs)n, Manager, Box NJ, Pauls Valley.
Okla
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-17
LEGALS

NOTICE ANNUAL STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING SAFEGUARD OFT. CO
The annual meeting OF stockholders oi
Safeguard on Company will be held Mon,
day. July %. 1915 at 7.s0 n m. at orNcs
Of company. 310-3ti Patterson Bldg OK
iahoma CITY Oklahoma.
Signed July 6 1918
c. q. RUSSELL. President.
C, w. FOWLER. SECRETARY (sEAL.)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-17
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

WILL buy from owner s>room, up-to-
date bungalow with basement within
two blocks Of good car service; price
about $1,000 Maple 2So5-J.
WILL pay cash Tor TO s-room house In
care Oklahoman.
I WANT 10 buv a good farm near okla
home City. Walnut 292N
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-17
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

HANDSOME -7-room resldencs On W
ttth St: modern In every respect,
steam heat, double garage, with servants
Gun rters above VIII sell this week for
t2,eo less than property cost Walnut
s5A-R
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-17
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO July l--wHEAT No >
red. s. -2u225 CORN No. yellow
81 sGUl 81 OATS STANDARD. 7su 80
RYE. 40. o. N-s. BARLEY tll0g
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-17
NpIL LAND, LEASES AND STOCK

1880 SHARES AmnlRnmutn1 oil stock at
" cents, ~ shares Associated lhuI.
macist stock FOR so shares queen
for II. ". J u~ ONuhuman.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-17
617 East 18th
New BunraIow

One block from street ear lines and
one hoct from school. on paved street
guucuuded BY All new. hgh-claHA homes
lot In JONliO; Hes well.
Home has sI rooms and breakfast
room, baAsUent. gHrnEo. and driyrWny
cement porch beautiful nont'I. de,ofa
tons and fixtures, all modern bullt-lr
tc 'urfs.
Neither the home tsrIf nor the Ioca
lion cnn De Clasvrd with the usual hour,
and Locations 10 tho sals ClaSs. n SOU
want real bungalow home ~ AN *.
otptiOnnlly high-class district We VIII b,
gmd 10 snow this 10 you
PreVutgricc show TINT this home viii
cost moro 10 duplicate than tho puc,
arkeds 81 7O0
After offlro hours telephone
LOWS l.. IuHs',.. Walnut l-..
Harold + BradhHfu. Walnut $3.50
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-17

ST LOUIS. July l7-CORN. STEADY.
No 2 white. g. o5- OATS Higher, No
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-17

TAO SHARES Racine OIL stock Five
producing wells, pumping plant com
the gas VIII pay dividends at an early
date WIN trade for late model car OF
equity IN farm or city pronrrty and pay
cash difference B-2s2. OklahomAn.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-17

Boy Goes TO Retormatory-Ear Strong
10 years Old, was caught In the coils 'o
the law again yesterday and on violation
OF his parole from the Pauls Valley re-
form school. he has been ordered returned
there Strong was arrested BY the polio,
on a charge of theft He was pArolcC
from the school al Iauls Valley early las
1f theft
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-17
lLlB1EGlaGl lgIBfyTINsE
TCRIs&1e lsSENIH.1~


WITnUl 10.
BARGAINS Dandy pcw Groom 6unEa
'Iwy scsf bIrgaln in town: paved
street OH the latest features. basement
aud r'rnrD. located ON W. g7rl street
small pAyus ~ down. terms. Phone H.
T Roger Walnut 1858
AN nero fur few days 10 sell my rev
1-room modern bungalow Mr. John.
son. Tnvrlor Hotel Phone Walnut 1898
FuR fALE-Hy owner. Groom bungn
low; buN'-u foatIres. block wesl
,'l'-scr northwest; Terms Maple 1900
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-17
Produce Provisions


KANSAS CITY. July lf-BtTTl
AEb POULTRY. Unchanged Es,.
F.rra. aIr. seconds, a0c. IDTAf'."
stcadJ H200ull.
ST LOUIS.
ST LOUIS. July o. POULTRY Ir
changed. except spr0ur-. I3ar. au..a a'.
EuTTEr rurhuug,d EGGS .t.
CHICAGO
CHICAGO. Jmg o. buTTER urter
rr,lmrr. asulA, EGGS l,,tr.u'a
Il1i5 ,4as- unchanged POTATOES
'.,UI,H fr.upls. go o.rs virginia h.f
fal D,Dh.,fr. J52,u550. Illinois nrU Ron
HIs ,ry Dh.rr. s. 1lug 50. E'u'u,Ft
oothI'rs i'pUn31o POULTRY Alive
4ulU4rF,.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-17
Times Classified Want Ads
Are Little Wonder Workers
Good Bungalow

| wish to sell this new
bungalow located on a good
street close to car line. All
oak floors, late built-in fea-
lures. Extra high grade.
Priced to sell. Phone Maple
1861.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-17
Industrial Stock

~ KOOI kIIn ."-|--||||.--|----| w
go sriuplc leo 3uCinuo .......... 4
10 Fuuuess Money Changer .... i'i
96JGerVnin0 Motors ............. SOC
M order too large or too
gmR. tur us H. handle
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-17

Will BUY 25 shares OF Gladstone. II
priced right. ia. care Of oklahonAn
~ SHARES ossEe Mutual oil a Refin.
ing for $3.50; first wire gets H. need
the pioney J, w Ault, Hobart oids,
HAVE good proposition OF lead and zinc;
good: strictly legitimate. G-24. Okla.
hqman.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-17
Three Added to Capital Commission

AANNNN w ShHANhl NNihNllN SUN.
4 Dorset Carter. y n. Fink Of this
city and J S Cosden Of Tulsa have
been added 10 the Capital Issues Com
mission, which assists in the conserva-
tion Of financial resources. labor and
material so that they may be available
for war purposes. Stocks. bonds and
securities issued without the approval
Of this commission will make the pro-
moter liable to a fine Of $1,000 one
year in the penitentiarv or both
-ws
On June q you made a solemn obli-
CATION TO invest your savings in War
Savings Stamns Are YOU fulfilling
that oblgation2
WIS --
On June 28 YOU made a solemn obli-
cation TO invest your savings in War
Savings Stamps. Are YOU fulfilling
that obligation
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-17

Held for steallna-D V, Ncwcomb, IT,
yoar-old Coy was arrested last night py
+. j. Helm, deputy sheriff and is held ~
the county JAN on n charge OF breaking
into farmhouse and stealing household
goods from a farmer several miLrs east
OF town
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-17
GwBriefs


Laundrymen Meet - The lnundrymen
held their executive meeting and lunch
con this noon at tho Lee Huchns. Cen
eral business discussion followed the
luncheon
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-17

,Pesr johnson Acquitted A Jury &C.
qhittcd Pearl Johnson this morning on d
charge Of disturbing the peace Rt room
ing house ON West Grand avenue She
was arrested two weeks ago on com
plaint Of Mrs stella Sosnee and has beer
held under bond She was tried betor,
A. T Early, justice OF the peace.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-17

htld lnelr executive IneftinE ana luNCh-
con this noon at tho Lee Huckins. Cen
eral business discussion followed the
luncheon.
Alleged Gambler Fined-John Boyd. a
negro was fined 3l9 and costs on a charge
Of running a gambling establishment at
70 South Geary street.
Alleged Lolterers Fined KING Mckay,
&. Evans Arthur Mckinley. Roe " ell
ker. George Smith, win Franklin and
gohu Curby, al negroes were each fined
il3 and costs IN police court on the
charge OF lOteriug ln the $40 block on
East California
Robbed by Negro woman-M. S. Jay
of prumrght reported 20 police hs was
robbed last night Of $50 by a negro
woman near the VgduCt on Oklahoma
avenue between Main street and Grand
avenue.
Held foF stealno-D V. Ncwcomb IT.
oar-old boy. was arrested last night by
+. j. Helm. deputy sheriff and ls held ~
the county JAN on n charge OF breaking
into farmhouse and stealing household
goods from a farmer several milrs east
OF town
Boy Goes to Rs'ornatory Earl Strong
10 years Old, was caught In the coils 'of
the law again yesterday and on violation
Of his parole from the Pauls Valley re-
form school he has been ordered returned
there Strong was arrested BY the police
on a charge Of theft He was pArolcd
from the school AZ Tauls Valley early last
spring, while serving term on a charge
3i theft
,Pesr johnson Aeuultted-A Jury ac-
qhiucd le1rl Johnson this morning on a
charge OF disturbing the peace nt A room
ing house ON West Grand avenue. She
was arrested two weeks ago on com
plaint Of Mrs Stella Sosaee and has becn
held under bond She was tried before
A. T Early, Justice OF the peace,
Murder Suspect Hsld-An application
FOR witt Of. habcas corpus brought In
The district cdlLt, this morning for Grady
EsSc, negro charged with The murder
Of Louis Mann, was denied by Judge
John W Hayson. The negro WAS ordered
| held without bond TO answer the charge
Hts attorneys dcmurred to the lnformn-
tion yesterday when he was called for
arraignment before Judge Hayson
Soldiers Sent 10 camp-MRrtin J Mills.
Battery u: Harry Wlhams BATTERY 4.
Leo c Britch Battery F. Of the First
Field artillery; John W HopMnn. VIII
liam Eastfarm or the 127th Field artl-
lery and Richard Durham Of the EiFh'y.
third Field artillery, all OF whom were
John Curby, oil negroes, were each fined
the miltHry authorities. have been sent
under GUARD 10 Fort sin for being absent
without leave.
Washing stolen-At the police station
nre four Shirts and one hdv's silk waist
that were stolen from some body's clothes
line Tpou Identification the owner may
claim them there
Improper Parklng-There were four ar
rests yesterday for Incorrect parking OF
automobiles Ed smith, J J Bradley
and son and , J Koron were fined s.
and costs each
Williams Goes TO Durant Governor n
L. Williams left last night for his home
AZ Durant
--Wsa.-
Oh, Come On.
That debutante seems
Out of place
Who has no make up
On her face
Cartoons Magazine.
-was.--
One He Overlooked,
Attila's shade beyond the Styx
With keen regret, repined Alas
Fhen ! was at my Hunnish tricks,
Why didn't think OF poison gas2"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-17

Alleged Gambler Fined-John Boyd. a
negro was fined 3l9 and costs on "a charge
Of running a gambling establishment at
70 South Geery street.