The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-31
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strike unsettiso-There was no change
today In the strike OF building trades
workers The Jobs on which the union
men ARE out are McClellnnd- Gentry
Motor company Y. NJ, c. A.; Kingkade
hotel Slfcrs Candy company, Swift Stor.
ass house. state hospital. old soldiers
home
Plead GUILTY In Liquor case--Nohle Cole
and J. NJ Hyde, two young men OF Fred
guilty 10 charges OF transporting whisky
In the state from Wichita Falls. this
morning In the federal court There was
no evidence, John A. Fain, district Mt
torney said, that sither OF tho men In
tended TO sell the whisky. but we're bring
ing II In for their own use They were
each fined 500 and costs.
Transporting charped-A. =. Holmes
and Frank Harris, arrested few days
ago, were brought here from Greer county
this morning and arraigned before Judge
Is alleged that they transported whisky
from Wichita Falls 10 Mnngum, Okla
Their bond was fixed at $1,000 each.
chlei Rogers Pleture--A portrait paint
ing OF w. &. Rogers, for many years
| principal chief OF the Cherokee nation,
has been presented TO the state by s. r..
| Lewis, an attorney OF Tulsa. The paint
| Ing will probably be hung In the gov
| ernor's reception room. Chief Rogers was
born Dec. 81. lSi7, and died last year. lie
was member Of Company II, First Cher
okee cavalry. Strawaites brigade c. S. A.
| He was named principal chief OF the
Cherokee Nation Nov 6, 1903, and
served as such until his death.
| Tulsa Wants Cooper-George r. Reeves
county attorney OF Tulsa county, has re-
quested Gov. II. l.. Williams TO grant
requstlOn for the return TO Oklahoma
for trial OF Tom Cooper. who IL alleged
to have passed forged checks In Tulsa
during January Cooper hns been appre-
hended In Los Angeles and II being de-
tanned there until an Oklahoma officer
can take him into custody.
Nurses Are Honored -Honorlng Mai
| ROBERT J., Hull, Capt Horace Reed the
| Rev Urban DcIiasque and the unit Of
| Red Cross nurses who will leave soon for
| duty oversens, the staff and sisters Of
| 81 Anthony's hospital gave a porch party
| last evening,
Judge Hayes Released - Tho case
against Judge Samuel w Hayes. charged
with violation Of the traffic ordinance,
was dismissed In police court this morn
Ing Evidence showed that the car which
| had caused the Judges arrest was not
owned by him, Police still seek the
owner OF the car.
| Speeder Flned-L. A. Fox. charged with
speeding, was fined SO and costs In police
| court this morning.
Woman Driver Punlshed-Mrs Edgar
| II Lilly had to pay fine OF 81 and costs
| In police court this morning on a charge
OF violating the traffic law She told the
| Judge she had driven car for years hut
| II was tho first time she had ever been
accused OF breaking any or the rules.
| c'esded Guilty TO Charge r. H. Nance
| pleaded guilty to a charge In police court
this morning OF parking his automobile
over the time limit. was fined 81 and costs
| costs
Two Men Fight c. Hargrom and ].
| H. Webb were n rrested by Policeman H.
| Organ this morning charged with fighting
on Broadway.
| Negro Siashed-Leslie Chnn, negro, is
| At iO6 Fast Main street suffering from
| slnshes he received last night I'm "A fight
| with Jessie Connors, negro.
| Case 10 Observation-Disclosures Graham.
negro charged with allowing his stock to
| run loose, was dismissed In police court
| this mornlhg for the want OF prosecution.
| Bond 10 Forfeited Robert Watson
charged with maintaining a disorderly
house, failed to appear in police court this