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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-16

teachers pay day. second payroll
carrying all other board OF education
employees and janltora OF tho city
schools viii be made out today This
is 60 give all employees OF the city
school department holiday funds
Forgery Charges Dismissed Two
other charges Of forgery against Mrs
Lola Guntor were stricken from the
court docket this morning for the term
when she made an appeal Bond to take
her case TO the criminal court OF ap-
peals today Mrs, Gunter was con-
vlcted last week on n charge OF forgery
aud sentenced to serve six months I'm
the penltentiary and pay n $500 fine
Tho information charged that Mrs
Gunter forged tho name OF banker
vic at ArdmOro on checks cashed
here She was tried In tho district
court last snrlng on the charge and
was acquitted
Masonic Lodge TO oklahoma
CITY lodge No &c, 4 + and A. NJ
win meet tonight at tho Masonic
temple to elect Officers.
Hammonds Returns Homer Ham
munds, assistant state examiner and
Inspector. returned this morning from
Ardmore whero he has been assisting
In a general audit OF the fiscal affairs
of Carter county.
Hicks In DurAnt.-Jewel Hicks, archl-
tcCt FOR tho state board Of affairs, is
spending a few days In Bryan county
on personal business
Parkinson In Kansas clty.--State EN-
Amincr Fred Parkinson left this morn
ing f1r Kansas City on official busl-
ness
Lleutenant Hsre.--Ileut Henry G.
white Of the regular army passed
through oklahoma city this morning
cnroute from Douglas. AriE where he
has been In training to his home At
Chicknsha Lieutenant white has been
mustered out Of tho service.
Phillips Returns-L y Phillips,
chairman Of tho Red Cross Ron Gail
campaign returned this morning from
HartlcHyile where he spent Sunday
with his family.
Flyer on way Home Cadet Otto ".
Wallace who has been In training nat
the aviation field NJ Fort sam Heus-
ton. Texas. passed through oklahoma
CIV this morning on hts way TO his
home nj Conlgotr. lie has been dis
charged from the service.
Woman Sues Partners. Charging
thnt her two partners had failed TO
issus stock IN the company 10 her, &C
,ordlng 20 tho Organization agreement.
Mrs Shluc q Wheeler brought suit
against g. y Lindsay and " II Sey.
ton. asking FOR Judgment OF tS,1bO.
Tho three, according to the petition are
owners of tho KoOl Kola company,
manufacturers Of soft drinks. Mrs.
Wheeler also asked tho county 10 order
an account Of the company's affairs.
Mcintyre Red Cross Lseturer-Edwin
Vlile McIntyre, r., recently returned
from overseas Ia touring the state THIS
week IN the interest Of the Red Cross
campaign.
No Christmas Programs owing 10 the
prevalence Of "nu" In the city, and
conforming 20 the wishes Of the city
board of health. special Christmas pro-
grams will not he held In the Oklahoma
City Sunday schools this year.
l2's MS for 81 Sc FOR each additional
pound nearly M ready 10 wear. Towl-
crs economy wash. Walnut 612O. (Adv.)
Local Singers Overseas Helen
Louise Wolcott and Mrs Mabel Carrico
H0ltrschus who left the city two weeks
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-16
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il you haven't an atomiEer gargle
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-16

Commissioner Mike Donneliy, has been
granted two weeks vacation. and
will leave tomorrow for Colorado
Springs. TO spend the TIME visiting with
her mother who lives there Miss
Helen Bender will he In charge OF her
work until she returns
Don't let your wife do that hard
washing, try Towler's economy wash;
different Walnut $3.50. (Ady)
epseohisss EVldsnoe-A new expert.
enco broke In on Judge Spltler'B mo-
notony OF excuses this morning when
Bud Campbell was brought before him
on a charge Of being drunk. Campball
Ia u mute, but the Judge did not know
II. After yelling and frowning and
scoldlng, he finally discovered the blank
smile OF his victim could not be faded
when at last Il was discovered Camp
hell could neither hear nor speak, blank
paper was reoulsltlonsd and tho trial
proceeded with lead pencils. Five and
one" was tho final chapter written.
Get II where they've got H." at
PArmenterH'. (Adv.)
Don't let your wife do that hard
washing. try TowlerA economy wash I.
different Walnut $3.50, (Adv)
Boy Thieves at Work-An iron bar on
roar window VI tho Sturm clothing
store i27 Wcst Main street. was bont
last night and thieves entered. going
through tho entire stock. What was
taken cannot be estimated. A valuable
macintosh. handkerchiefs, ties. sweat
ers, etc. arc missing, A glass was
broken also In the skylight over the
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-16

record their vo'c, resulted in long
queues lining up before the booths
opened.
a remarkable number Of aged even
iniirm women voted. IN spite OF the
persistent ram which prevailed over
the whole country Men often re-
marked that their votes were nulliiIcd
by their wives supporting opposing
candidates Reports go 50 far as to
contend that the new house oi COM
mon, has been mainly chosen by
women.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-16
CuBriefs

Her Coal Comes Hluh-Plckins up
coal. In chunks larger than the eurinea
discard along tho Frisco tracks In tho
yards In south town. cost Susie Saliano,
a Mexican woman. SO and costs In mu-
nIclpal court this morning
Fay 10 stayer-Glycn time 10 leave
town. last Saturday, because she was ac-
cuscd Of being Il dopehCnd, Fay Foster
showed up again this morning In police
court ON tho Umr Old charge The
woman was sent TO relative who she
claimed lived IN n small town In south
en- Oklahoma,
Struck by Street when a
street car struck the auto in which Miss
Mabel ptughcrV was riding yesterday.
she WIS thrown a distance NJ 100 feet.
near Nineteenth and Shrtcl She re-
celvcd no serious injuries Dr. Eva
Wells was driving the car when II was
struck
Balky Engine Makes Trouble A bllky
engine stopped H. stephens car on
tho street car track ON NIuth and Olie
avenue Yesterday, and an approaching
street car bumped into lt Nr stephens
was un.nlurel.
Auto Strikes Truek-ln a collision
with a motor truck on Lee avenue at
Fourteenth street yesterday afternoon, a
car driven BY W H. McComh wns badly
knocked out Mr. McComh stated NJ
police headquarters that his car was
struck BY the truck and was dragged
some distance before breaking loose
from the impact
Fire Damage Small-Fire which broke
cut early this morning in the Frederick
SON kr0h music store was eNtlnguished
by fremcn before Il dld much damage.
A few grand pianos belonging TO the
company were Injured slightly. and a
small quantity ~ stock belonging 10
the JerkIrs Music company next door
suffered sMht injuries An damage was
covered by Insurance
Insurance Men Sell Stamps Officers
and employees n the Metropolitan Life
Insurance company who had charge Of
the War Savings bank on Saturday sold
81 921.i3 worth NJ stamps. according TO
tho report Of the hank today. Many
dellnquents came 20 the bank this morn
Ing TO clear W plcdCca
Skating Backward Brings mshan-
skating backward on the pavement.
Manic Hatfield, 10 years old. daughter
N Leslie Hatfield. nlght watchman nt
Central fire station. rolled directly IN
front Of an approaching auto 0f
Walker and Reno streets last night
sha was not injured
Rear Fender Ds'ocated A dlslo-
/ Gated rear fender was an that followed
/ when motor rHr driven by Ralph
| Evans, gig West Fourth street bumped
] NTaf. AHI. N.. .
| az Eighth and Robinson streets last
| evening
Teachers Are paid.-Thr Christmas
payroll for all clty teachers carrying
I more than go 0ID was completed this
! morning and warrants we're delivered
! 10 all pay ccntcts Following the
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-16

stealey hook store. In tho hdjoIni
building but the room was not eIAerJ
school aoys TO Work. Work IAstel
OF play will occupy boys Of tho oppoI
tunlty school IN the irving building du}
Ing vcation week, according 10 report
made TO Miss Mamie Franks, teache|
Gordon Boyd ahd n. II, swsfford wi
work ~ druk stores. Orien Befride an
Floyd lIagel will become mossenEt
boys. Emert Hamlln enters q cat&rln
store: Leo Cupp has holiday }6b ,
caring for a city poultry yard while m
proprietor is visiting out OF the cit,
and nearly all other boys win carry
sell papers
Jacobs Candy, made last night" ,
PRrmenterH. (Ady
Civil Assignment Hshrd.--Count
Judge w r. Taylor began sharing a
assignment OF civil and probate case
In tho county court this morning. Tn
criminal docket was cleared up Tor IN
term last week and the jury dhmiss,
late Saturday.
L.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-16

The Red Cross baudages the
wounds OF the world.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-16

Insurance Men Sell Stamps Officers
and employees N the Metropolitan Life
Insurance company who had charge of
the War Savings bank on Saturday sold
l5921i3 worth " stamps. according to
tho report OF the hank today Many
dellnquonts came 20 the bank this morn
Ing 10 clear w pIcdCcA
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-16

steaiey hook store. In tho hdjoIniI
building, but the room was not sTssrS
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-16

Teachers Are Paid The Christmas
payroll for all clty teachers carrying
more than $4,000 was completed this
morning and warrants we're delivered
10 all pay ccnttfs Following tho
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-16

Rear Fender Ds'ocated A dslo.
Gated rear fender was an that followed
when a motor CIR driven by Ralph
Evans, sl9 West Fourth street. bumpe,
into n car driven hv Mrs A. W Pratt
az Eighth and Robinson streets las
| evening.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-16

skating Backward Brings Nlshap-
skating backward on the pavement.
Manic Hatfield, 10 years old. daughter
n Leslie Hatfield. nlght wntchman At
Central fire station, rolled directly IN
front Of an approaching auto M
Walker and Reno streets last night
She was not injured
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-16

Jacobs Candy, made last night"
PArmenterS' adv
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-16

Don't let your wife do that hard
washing. try TowlorA economy wash
different. Walnut $3.50 (Adv)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-16

Get II where they've got H." at
PAtmenterH'. adv }
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-16

Local Singers oVerteas- Miss Helen
Louise Wolcott and Mrs. Mabel Carrico
H0ltrschue who left the city two weeks
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-16

Don't let your wife do that hard
washing, try Towler's economy wash
different. Walnut 61S0 (AdV.l
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-16

Vacation for Miss cArothsrs-Mlss
Gladys Carothers, private secretary TO
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-16

Masonic Lodge TO Meet oklahoma
CITY lodge No &c. 4 r and A. NJ
WIN meet tonight AZ tho Masonic
temple to elect officers.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-16

saltwater Man . Visitor y. r.. Swain.
OF saltwater spent today In tho city.
attending to business pertaining 10 tho
Boys club Of his district, Of which he
IA agent
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-16

i2's MS for 81. 60 Tor each additional
pound nearly M ready 10 wear Towl-
ora rlnnnmN Nlah. Walnut $40. lAdv.l
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-16

Former Senator Hsre--Former Sena
tor Frank Beauman OF Waurika arrived
In the city today for a brief visit.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-16

Hardls TO ST. Louls-W. V. Hnrdle,
Oklahoma Traffic association manager.
left last night for 81 LOUIS to attend
the hearing before tho district traffic
commission Of United States railroad
administration tomorrow.
Nuway Laundry. Phone Walnut I'LL.
(AdyD
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-16

Don't let your wife do that hard
washing, try Towler'H economy wash
different Walnut 500 (Adv)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-12-16

No Christmas Programs 10 the
prevalence Of "nu" In the city. and
conforming 10 the wishes Of tho city
board of health. special Christmas pro-
grams will not he held IN the Oklahoma
city Sunday schools this year.
The Carlisle independent., 1918-07-11
Published Every Thursday
Several soldiers were here Sunday from Eberts Field.

Several soldiers were here Sunday from Eberts Field.
 A Sundae for every day in the week as Harvill's.
 Paris King was home from Camp Pike Sunday to spend the day with his parents.
 Hummel sells brains cooked in cream. Try can. 3 If
 ". H. Murray and family and Sherman Berry and family were Little ROCK visitors Friday by auto.
 Soda that is cooling. spark ling, and refreshing at Harvills. Little Lester Woosley, who was on the sick list for several days last week is able to be at play again.
 When you think of drugs, think of Haryill's, the Quality Store.
 Mrs. Ray Morrison left Mon day morning for Atoka, Tennes- see to spend week with rela- tives and friends.
 keep your money at home ana buy from Harvill's drug store by parcel post.
 Miss Allie Ligon is spending a month with her aunt. Mrs. J. N. .Felton, at Cabot where she is taking lessons iD piano music.
 Liberty Bread at Hummel's fresh every day. Help save the wheat. 50 If
 Thoroughbred Buff Leghorn young roosters SLIGO each, when grown $3 % each; also Rhode Is land Red bullets 50 cents each: apply to Ora A. Smith. Route ? Eazen. Arkansas 9 2tp
The Carlisle independent., 1918-07-11

Dr. McCloud. U. s. Veterina- rian. and Mr. Nicholson of the Arkansas Profitable farming bu :. reau, were here Saturday from Little Rock. looking over the dai ry interests here and getting data on conditions. While here they visited a number of the dairy h-mes, also the big rice plantations of Messrs. J. L. Du charme and A. H. Ford and oth CTS southwest of town. While Eere they were entertained by Messrs. ". J Robbins and A N. Hollingshead, who went with them to view the country.
 Buy your next bill of grocer ies at Tunnels and save money. He keeps fresh line of every thing. 3 If
 B. D. Patterson, who recently purchased the Commissary at Brassfeld was home over Sun- day. returning to his business Monday morning. Mr. Patter- son tells us that he is doing a fine business in his new location. He left an order with the Inde- pendent for stationery for his new business.
 ROOFING PUTTY-We have it.-Arkmo Lumber Com. pany. 39-tf
 Frank Faulkner left Sunday for Brassheld. where he has ac- cepted a position with B. D. Pat tersoD ID his commissary he re gently purchased at that place.
 Magic Cake Flour and Marsh mallow Creams. They are de. licious; you can buy them at Hummelss. 3 tf
 J. R. Roman and wife will leave tomorrow for Hot Springs where they will spend about three weeks before leaving for New Orleans. La. and Bay St. Louis, Miss, where they will re- main several weeks with friends and relatives. This is Mr. Ro mans vacation time and ke will spend it recuperating and get ting ready for the opening of the rice season next fall. The Inde pendent wishes for he and his wife pleasant time.
 -666 cures Bilious Fever. Slot
 There are about5, ,000 Germans interned in the United States.
The Carlisle independent., 1918-07-11
Piney Woods Items

There was quite a crowd att tended the Holy Roller meeting in Snake Island Saturday nj . ht. The writer says as there was no ice in Carlisle the 4th. there was quite a bit of sugar saved as every one intended to have cream. Quite a crowd attended Chil- dren's Day at Pfeifer Sunday. All report nice program.
 Lawrence Carson is proud owner of a new Ford,
 One of Dave Maggs' little boys was bitten by a mad dog last last week.
 John Carson went to Chil- dren's Day twice Sunday.
 Dave Sims and Bill Gillian spent Sunday with John Williams Since the people began dipping their cattle. they have quit dy- Ing.
 Bowen Tilghman says he don't get enough four to do him as there is only two in the family and he is only allowed F pounds.
 Edd Dotts
The Carlisle independent., 1918-07-11
Mr. Robert Buffalo. salesman

for Nichols < Hutson, showed a representative of the Independ- ent yesterday some of the finest onions we have seen this season. They were raised by Mr. c. H. Young near town, and five of them weighed four pounds, one of them weighing 17a ounces.
 Our prices on groceries arc guaranteed as low as the lowest and we are giving away a fine Kitchen Cabinet. Gall and ex- anime it and find out how we are doing it. $. P. Pearson. 92t
 The Independent is in receipt of card from Frana Isbell who is with Go. F. 156th Infantry, stationed at Camp Beauregard. La Frank says he likes 1t fine down there and asks that the In dependent be addressed to him regularly.
 -666 cures Chilis and Fever. slot
 Mir. and Mrs. A. D Hamilton of Little Rock were guests of Mr. and Mrs. \. W. Way Sun. day. They were accompanied home by their daughters, Helen and Ruth who have been the guests at the home Of their un- cle. L. A. Snanafelt for the past few weeks.
 Miss Mabel Jessuphas received a letter from her cousin. John Jessup. who volunteered his ser. vices in the U. s. Navy in which he states that he is at present stationed at Philadelphia and that he enjoyed the trip very much.
 Mrs. Jessup is in receipt of a letter from her daughter. Miss Ruth. who is attending the State Normal at Conway. preparatory to teaching this winter, in which she states that she is getting along nicely.
 Mr. Walter Hefner. wife and
  daughter, Louise. and son Wort visited Mir. Hetfner's pare here the first of the week.
 Misses Belva Perdue, ryn McDow and Genev GUS were Hazen visits afternoon.
 Messrs. Walter Es Dewey Cyrier were Car tors Sunday afternoon.
The Carlisle independent., 1918-07-11
Hamilton Items

Preaching by Rev. Hopkins Sunday morning wss enjoyed by nice crowd.
 Bro. Gentry preached a fine sermon Sunday evening.
The Carlisle independent., 1918-07-11

 ited with Sid Isbell and family Sunday.
 Criss Rouse and Lawrence Carson have each gotten cars since our last report.
 The little boy of Mr. Megg's was bitten by mad dog Wednes- day. He is under treatment now and we trust he will soon be at to return r
 The 4th some
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-08-20
ROAD HOG NEARLY
CAUSES DISASTER

An accident which narrowly es-
capped resulting seriously occurred
on the Cow creek canyon road about
two miles from Glendale when a
Ford car bearing a California license,
No. s7i.ass, occupied by man. a
woman and a white dog, passed the
car being driven by Mrs. Latourette,
Of Portland. who was accompanied by
her daughter. her mother, Mrs. Roth
|ermiel. Mrs. II. l.. Wilson and Leroy
Wilson, OF Glendale. The machine
dashed past on narrow road and
Mrs. Latourette hastily turned aside
to give as much room as possible.
The Ford struck the front wheels OF
the Latourette car and II Is believed
that only the weight Of a man whom
they had picked up and who was rid
ing on the running board prevented
the car from overturning.
The California car was called back,
but the driver impudently refused to
render assistance.
As soon as telephone could be
reached the authorities we're notified
and the military police started out
in search OF the California driver. II
was later learned that the car passed
through this city, taking the little
used north side road for the south,
and by that means escaped detention
here.
The ladies OF the Latourette party
were out on Red Cross work distrib-
uting yarn to knitters assisting In
the completion OF the Josephine
county quota.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-08-20
ia. THOMAS SUCCUMBS
AT CHICO HOSPITAL

Joseph A. Thomas. former busl-
ness man of Grants Pass, who re-
Gently left here to engage in busi-
ness in klamath Falls, died Monday,
August 10, at the Chico hospital,
where he has been for seyeral days
for treatment.
Mr.. Thomas was born near Rose
burg, September 10, 1854. He was
a man OF noble character, and has
always led an active business life.
He is survived by his widow and
three children by former marriage,
Mrs. A. II. Gunnell Of this city, Ros-
coe Thomas Of Jefferson, and Ser
geant Roscoe J. Thomas, now In the
service in France, and by two sisters,
Mrs. T. B. Cornell and Mrs. J. G.
Smith Of this city. The remains will
be sent to Jefferson for burial in the
family plot, and will be accompanied
from Chico by Mrs. Thomas and Mrs.
Gunnell. They will pass through
this city tonight and will be Joined
by Mrs Cornell, Mrs. Smith, Mr.. and
Mrs. Schallhorn and A. II. Gunnell.