The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-28

Chemist starts Assay-r. r. clifford,
city chemist, this morning began the as
say OF "A quantity Of ore, supposed 10 con
tain nickel. which came from the Wichita
mountains II is said that there IL
large vein OF the ore.
Rsrchman Visits Cilford-F r Fisher.
a rsnchman OF western Nebraska. is In
the city visiting the family Of his nephew,
c. r. clifford, city chemist MIR Fisher
was formerly resident OF Oklahoma
city.
Record Business Expected - Pleas for
the co operation of the public in the gen
eral movement TO facilitate early Christ.
mas shopping and shipping are being
sent out to all parts OF the country by
the American Express company. Al the
| local office, II was stated this morning
that officials Of the company expect
Christmas business this. year to exceed
any in history.
Or J. E. Dean, Den,Is.-53i Lee Bldg
! ADV,
| Records Wanted Mrs Frank n Gault.
| who assisted TN the collection ~ books
| for the state penitentlary, has started a
campaign to get phonogrnph records for
the prisoners, A woman, who would not
permit the use OF her name. has given
Mrs Gault phonograph, which has been
placed In Kerr's store, Mrs. Gault urges
the people to give their old records to
be sent to McAlester.
Democrats TO Mee,-Democrats OF the
city and county have been asked 10 meet
tonight In Justice OF the Peace Donnell' q
court for the purpose OF organizing q
permanent democratic club In Oklahoma
county,
Oklahomar 90 Meslco-Charlcs W
Hamilton, graduate OF the University oi
Oklahoma. has been placed in charge OF
the Gulf Pipe Line companv's new o.,
properties at Tamplco, according to WORD
received here today. Tho Gulf company
recently has bought out the Pearson syn.
dlcntes oil properties In Mexico, pnyng
800 100000 for II. It ls said Bon Bei
OF Norman, also graduate OF the univer,
sity, is with Hamilton. Gaylord Nelson
who was graduated from the university
Was elected county treasurer at Ithica
, Mich, In the recent election.
Preparations Expensive -- More tha,
y, 200 has been spent IN Oklahoma GU!
during tho past month by the manage
ment OF the Overholser theatcr In pre-
pairing the theator and procuring all IN
accessory articles necessary 10 the pro
ductions OF the Overholser Players VIII
opened an indefinite cngagemnt In thi
/ city Sunday aftrnoon The pay roll a
the OVcrholscr Players and theater EN-
, ploycs slightly exceeds $4,000 week
Besides the ordinary expenses Of operat
I ng the heater, more than 800 900
year In salaries alone win be paid I
I residents OF Oklahoma City. Manage
NJ lis said.
win Break tblt-'If you stay In oh
| lahoma city, | am going 10 keep YOU o
| The county rpans mntIl 4 ktaaL =
. the drug habit" Judge Splitter told Care
Johnson In the city court this mornln,
johnson was fined $50 and sentenced
thirty days In IN on u charge OF vngrsr
. ~ Johnson told The court he was "o
. peckagA ~ morphine they said had bee
Z taken nom JohnSon's pockets
Robbery suspects tsld-Joe Davis, v
Wells, John Brogan, Davis wife and job
!; Courtney are lodged In the Oklahom
county jaw, suspected OF having been In
train near Bliss, Okla, recently, and dul
Ing which Percy A. Haushton, mail clerl
was killed, They were arrested yesterdn
y y by federal authorities at Purcell.
:. University Asks Ssoo, ,coo-Five hundr.
"a thousand dollars Ia asked by Presldsl
Brooks Of the State university for upke,
\, OF the institution during the next tv
IL years, lie is the first head of n sta
school to submit budget to the sta
"A board OF education this year Others W
n follow,
~ Work for Nothlno-Coun,y At,orn,
r. Helby, Deputy George NJ Callihan and
y T. Jacob, evidence man, all three strain,
n and 'histed' nightly 10 carry n de,
from IN Inner office " AL outer Off,