The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-29

left ankle this morning when the car
In which she was riding. driven by Dr.
NJ NJ. Roland OF oklahoma city, sk dded
into Il curb at Seventeenth street ana
Classen boulevard, following blowout
Of rear tire,
City May Appeal city commissioners
may appeal from the decis on Of the APP
praisers appointed by tho Canadian coun-
" district court In fixing the valuation
OF the land Of Jasper Terry, needed for
the new NAterwOrks site.
Terry owns siSty-twO acres OF I'M
proved land an dthcre IN new house
and barn on IT, The appraising board
assessed his damages at fi.5yl.bO, yes
tcrday
Social Postponed Rev Charles f..
Bodwell. pastor Of the First Unitarian
church. announced today the social
planned Tor Fr day evening at the church
has been postponed
ANS We'll at County Jall-Thc threat
ened degrading In rank of the three
TRUSTEES Rt the county Jail did not ma
eralize Tom Galloway, w, +, Jones
and jean Pcrryman, a negro, the three
men I'm office, retained their positions
by returning the razor that was not
among the shaving outfits last night
when Jailcr CHpshaw rcuNived them,
nftcr the duys harhcring bdch accused
the other two Of having had Vt last.
"Pool Shark" Sentenced to Jali-O. C.
Ward, who Charley Post, chief OF de-
tectives. said admitted that he was a
pool shark" had made SEA In the last
six weeks and Ind f2l on his person
when arrested. wu fined t9g and SEN
fenced To thirty days in jail In the city
court today, on "A charge of vngrancy.
Officers say they suspect Ward Of a
robbery at the Campbell hotel. 100 West
Fourth street, lat have been unable 10
get positive proof
plokets' Case Continued Joe Campbell
and + Walker. union pickcts, alleged To
have Crchtcd a disturbance In front ot
the Overholser theBter were granted an
other continuance when their cases came
up for hearing in the city court this
morning The trial was reset for De-
cember 6.
Hobson TO Tour State-Sam Sinai
| and Richmond Pearson Hohson VIII eacf
deliver thirty five prohib tion addresses
! in Oklahoma In stntc- wide campaign
| that win begin under the auspices %
| the Anti Saloon league on January T.
Music Teachers 70 Meet fourtl
annual convention Of the Oklahoma Mu
sic Teachers association viii be he,'
| Friday and Saturday. Plano instruction
!
| dren. essentials Of musical "yucatlon
! community music. public school music
| and Standardization are subjects to -
| discussed. Meetings viii be held In tn
! First Presbyterian church, excepting th'
| second session which will he held II
room Cl3 OF the high school building.
! Postofflc% to Close On Thanksgiyln'
/ day the JtNoffice will be closed Their,
will be no deliveries by either city o
] \ H.I1. l..x -
maintained from the downtown stree
letter boxes only There viii be no dis
| patches either to or from Capitol Hi
and stockyards stations.
Dr J r. Dean, Dentist. 5a Lee Bldg
ADV.
Democratic League Formed-Demo
Gratis met In the office OF r. +. Don
nell. justice OF the peace, last night am
formed temporary organization OF tn
central statewide democratic league. Tn
idea is to have branches In all sections @
Oklahoma.
Dsvls for Woman's Suffrage -Sena
tor Clarence Davis Of Sapupa, who ha
been one OF the most ardent advoca te
of giving the women the vote I'm the pas
eessions OF the legislature will make
fight for their recognition at the neN
meeting Of the general assembly,
! stated while In the city
Gelssler Files Statement-Data file
with Secretary OF State Lyon by Al
thur Geissler, chairman OF the state r,
a publican committee. shows that tho {
? q. +. campaign is facing deficit ,
nearly $1,000, The statement show
, that t23,29s2b was available for use
Oklahoma.
I Population Estimated -- Oklahoma
! population will he 2.2i5. .96s on January