The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-01-30

LoCtuTen on OGEult-ls W itDkfFht tlu H
iional lecturer Of the T~heosophical society.
lectures on occult subjects tonight NJ
s:l5 Ht ths Lee-Huckinb hotel TOnlght's
subject will he THE Invisible Side Of the
War The subjects for the following
evenings Of the week will be "our Life
beyond Death" "prA- Existence and Re
blrtt' and THE Ghosts Of Shakespeare"
Woman Valves ~Hsarlnu-MrH. Fay
Harris. charged with stealing clothes
worth $3.50 from Mrs. &. T. Lapham.
waived preliminary hearing In the Justice
court Of q. l.. Price this morning and
was ordered confined In tho county jan
10 await trial In the district court.
Hearing, contlnusd-Tha preliminary
hearings Of Emma pollett. Francis Pot
lett and Ernest peyton. charged with
stealing q diamond shirt stud valued AZ
500 from ". " Green, were continued
ln the Justice court 81 q. L. Price this
morning until February 10.
Draft Tests February s-An even
thousand queHtionnaires have now been
examined by local board No. !, according
10 H. i. SaftAin, clerk Of tho board. No
more calls will be sent put for class I
men for physical examination until the
early part Of next week. Tho next eN-
animation Will be held for mel In the
first district on February 9.
Liquor selling chhrued-C. IT, Jones
was fined $500 and given a nlnety.dny,
jail sentence, and his wife WAS fined
$50 and given thirty days in jail by a
Jury In the county co4.Il this morning
on a charge Of selllnt liquor A. 1861
only n few minutes erfore returning
their verdict Jones received n 5000 lne
and ninety days In jail yesterday on "A
charge Of transporting. Their place was
ralded last September, and a quantity
Of whisky found.
Dairy Inspector NJ. O. Crawford,
dairy and feed Inspector for the state
board OF agriculture, Ia confined TO his
home here with measles.
Sentences Affirmed - The criminal
court Of appeals yesterday affirmed tho
sentences Of three men convicted in
Choctaw county on cattle stealing
charges. Garnet ROehuCk was sentenced
to five years In the penitentiury and
WIN Brown and d.. Graham were given
three years each. TIL" court also at,
firnicd a fine Of $40 and costs assessed
upon c. Il. Newton OF Oklahoma city
on an assault charge. The appeal was
taken from the Oklahoma county court.
Savage R~eturns-J J. Savage, treas
urer OF the state hoard OF agriculture.
has returned TO his home at Hollis after
attending the funeral OF his father In
Brentwood. Texas. according to word
received here today.
Motorist Gets Damapes-Sarah Gram
was awarded $500 against the Oklahoma
Railway company by "A jury In the dis
trict court OF Judge George w. Clark
this morning, ms the result Of an acct
dent which occurred at the intersection
OF South Robinson emu and Poplar
street last summer The automobile In
which Sarah Gram was riding was
struck by an interhrban car. and dam
ages Of il0,l37.50 were asked.
Gets $3.50 Tor Sons Death - Peter
Brown was awarded $3.50 by a jury In
District Judge John W. Hayson's court
this afternoon for the death OF his S.
year-Old son, Grover Brown. who was
run over and killed hy,a passenger train
OF the ST, Louis h San Francisco Rail
n company at Brlstow. on June ~ OF
last year The father sued the railroad
fur $4,000.