The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-02-26
CBriefs


ing OF stlllWntef. state supervisor ot Nnf
harden work IL q visitor 10 oklahoma
CITY TODAY aud is belnE escorted 10 some
Of the gardens by & T. bunhri county
farm agent he IN hOldlnE conference.
on war garden work with teachers ahd
other Interested persons IN the city.
Manufacturers 10 Msst-'rhs manuinc-
tufera Of the city are 10 hold mteilng
tonight NJ the Chamber ot lommef,e
o. q itt-toGether meeting ana 20 hs
over subjects Of mutual Interest J "
sCottinghan. president " the chamber
will attend and make a short talk.
Bansrup,ey Pttltlon,-Thfss voluntary
bankruptcy petitions were filed IN me
United states district clefhs oflce 'u-
day Harry T. CastloberfN salesman
Of Corden filed the petition, involving
the largest sum. asa william J. Cas-.
tleberry. n farmer N lill. iAt4l. ahn
Prank e. Rogers, farmer of clinton
ssselsl Church Msstlngs-M 81 Luks'
Methodist church Rev A Lichtonsleln,
superintendent Of missions. and nr y.
Ureenhaum, general secretary of the I've
brew Christian Alliance ~ America, VII
BE- the principal speakers ~ special
tysninF meetings 10 bs held In the
church The meetings will he held
promptly at 7ib o'clock
Drive Apalnst spesders The police
spsned = campaign against auto speed
srs today. Five arrests we're mace oaty
today. Several uniform and plalnclothH
police are assigned 10 this special duly
stoIsr Auto Rseovsrsd-An automobile
stolen at Tulsa several days ago was
found at Dewey by the local police hst
night The chief Of police ot Dewey no,
.II A. 81 MT heFn that
he had a car there he thought had been
stolen The numbers on the engine ana
body Of the car corresponded with those
Of q car which was reported 10 have
been stolen at Tulsa, a record OF which
vas on file at the police station here
y sslls IntosIesnts 4, Charge. y Gov.
inrton was arrested last night by the
police and charged with selling intnfi.
cants, He will be tried In the municipal
court tomorrow afternoon.
Alleged vsersrt 4, Arrested II D.
lynch, who claims to be employed at
. drug store at Purcell. Okla was AZ
rested here last night on charge .ol
vaErancy. Judge Mitchell fined him w
and costs but suspended sentence on MS
promise 10 leave the city at once
Traffic Violations charoed-Fight auto.
mobiiitsts were arrested yesterday after 8
noO and last nlght charged with violat,
ing tfaffie. ordinances. Each dsfendsnt
was fined 81 and costs. The majority OF
the violations were driving In or out OF
aIlsy-waye IN the downtown district
without stopping before crossing the
sidewalks.
Aysslotte 10 orsnlte--J N. hydelot,e,
chairman OF tho state board OF affairs,
left today for Granite where he will In
spect the state reformatory. While there
Mr.. Aydelotte will plan the building OF
home for the warden OF the retormatory
The old home was burned about three
months ago.
oovernor to Visit Farm-Guv r. L
williams left last night for his farm ~
Bryan county He planned TO stop OFT
st the state penitenunfy ~ McNlcsier
end will not return 10 Oklahoma CITY |
until Friday.
AospItai Equipment ordered-The state
board Of affairs today awarded contracts
for $1,000 worth NJ equipment for the
new state hospital I'm oklahoma City
while work on the hospital building is
3ust beginning. the hoard deemed II nee
essary TO order equipment for operating
rooms now in order that II might be
here In time.
oas Company Cted-The vinlta Gas
company today was cited 10 appear he.
fore the state corporation commission
March ~ and show cause why II should
not he fined for violation of the com
missions order. in regard 10 gas service
et VinltA. Complaint hEAiNst the Eas
company was made by r. Cockrell,
city clerk OF Vlnita, who asserted thrt
The gas pressure was inadequate In NJ
vember. December, January and Feb.
rusry.
schevltr Talks TO Ltons-Jules SchevitL,
secretary OF the Oklahoma Society for the
Prevention OF Tuberculosis, addressed tho
members Of the Lions club at their week
" meeting and luncheon held this noon
et the Sklrvln hotel The meeting WAS
better attended than any held this year.
Rotarians Hear Housekeepsr-Mem
OF the Rotary club, at the weekly lunch
con this noon, heard Daisy MaCFarlane,
employed by the club Ms municipal house
keeper, tell Of her work.
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