The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-10
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eIks Smoker Planned The l.lks lodg"
viii hold "a mokor at th" ludg' rooms
Saturday night.
$4,000 IN cold" Displayed sacks
bulgiug with round pieces of metal. sup
posed TO b' gold pi'.rs. and alleged lp
he valued nt g. OOo each. were ON display
yesterday 900 tho lobby OF IN" Ice
lluckins hotel " L. Light owner OF
the Ice iluckins auto livery llur also
owned the sacks when their contents
war nSccr'nlnod. instead Of coin metal
washers were discovered.
Matlnees for Childrer-Matince for
children on saturday afternoons IN local
thoaters are being planned Moving pie
lures only viii be shown. the child well
fare committee ~ the Federation -!
Womens clubs. holding that vaudeville
could not be- properly censored \ local
theatcr representative viii 60 eust this
week to arrange for Programs
New oNloeu Chosen A Whlteford.
superintendent ~ the city schools ud
Nurated the teaching of the principle ~
c1yic Improvement In the public schools
In nm address before the oklahoma civic
Improvement club At the Ice liuckins
hotel last night The folloWiu~ new Of
nccfs were elected sidney l.. Brock,
president, $ $ Huttcrfod. vice presl-
dent; Miss irene hickey. recording sec
rctHry: Will " Clark corresponding sec
r"tary; Mrs n RaRsdalc treasurer;
Mrs. ". ". Scott. parlamcutarian
Improvement Work starts when I'M
provcmcnts that started today are com
plctcd the Oklnloma Min aud Elevator
company Will have storage capacity
of 50U.Uoo bushels. nearly double the
present facilities Nine concerto tanks
ninety six feet In height, ara TO be con-
structcd
Dr Dean Dentist. 5lI I,ce Hldg ADJ
Good Natured Crowd Chief ~ Police
Nichols SAYS that II oklahoma city had
not been snloOnlcss the police would have
had troublesome tmc In handling the
| election cclchrators last night As It was
the chief declared II was the most good
natured and traCtable crowd he ever
saw.
Plans Near Completion city commits.
| sipncr5 and members Of the vatcrworks
! advisory committee continued their en
animation of the new water ~. tenn plans
and specifications this muru'rg Ii Is
| probable that the work viii rs completed
| late this afternoon.
Swiapett Case Continued T. J. Swig
gott. Britton blacksmith, char; ;cd with
attempting 10 Kill his wife several weckl-
ago. VIII have Il preliminary hearing be-
fore Justice of the Peace Robert W
Maupin on December TO- The case was
due for trial today but on az ment of
counsel wnr continued
Hsnnum VIII Leave Fred Hannum.
T l.R a,I th.t H. f,.y,. ..YI.
fcssional thief and "dopehcad hut now
an honest working man" sirned up a
| parole In the city court this morning tu
/ leave Oklahoma CITY and remain away
\ fine II i99 and thirty days IN jail on
charge OF vograncy was suspended
toldenville Deputy Here J 7 McGl-
bany deputy sheriff Of Holdcuvillr, was
In the city today
Mrs Embry lll--Mrs John Ernbry,
wife Of TIA" county attorney. wns su
! III this morning 1t WAS necessary FOR
Mr. Emhry to be at her bedside an morn
! ing She has been feeling badly Tor sew
crul days
! Mrs Love Addresses Teachers Ms
| Anna Burks Love WAS one -! the pTin-
/ ctpul speakers at the statcW de confer
] rnCC NJ rural teachers which convened
! NJ lsulllbll lilh morning itl u TWO UhNN
! convention. The school lunch" waA ia,
+ topic discussed hy Mrs Love who dem.
I unstrHtcd the fr.less cooker she has in
vented for use IN country schools.
interpreter In Divorce Case Testimony
/ iu divorce case heard by Jude W G
/ Crow, who Ia presid ng In Judge Clark,
| court was Eivcn In the Russian hnglp gt
! this morning Mrs Maria Lipshitz sucC
her husband, solomon. on the rrounds p
| non support Neither could speak Eng
| lsh aud nm interpreter WNg obtained
/ Mrs Lipshitz declared her husht q,
/ forced her 20 pick up old Junk to carr
her living Judge Crow granted the lie
| cree.
Commissioners TO Meet meeting -
| the commissioner Of the land office vii
! I've held this afternoon. bcrit nlng AT
o clock IN the office of Secretary q. \
Smith Only routine business. /, IS stat ed
VIII come before the board
Wilson In Edmond state Suptrintend
| Cn' Wilson was IN Edmond tbs morninl
visiting the Central state Normal school
New Legislator Here u NJ Brown
elected member " the house of repre-
senMtlves OF the legislature t'Cm Jcffcr
son county was In Oklahoma city thi
| morning visiting Governor Williams an,
Courthouse Down TO Business MitI
the te- election of President Wilson ptac
tically assured courthouse officials set
tied down to routine business this morn
Ing Except for occasional 'Nngratuln
tory slaps on the back admin stored "
one exubcrant democrat to another, nu
the inevitable political discussions, not h
ing ont NJ the ordinary took place At N
court house. An three district courts wer
going full blast. and officers were niue
buster than usual catching up with wur
neglected when the election surpCnse VIZ
n, fever hent
Fight over Bird Dog II y William,
n carpenter and Hlll Grnrg had Il figh
over "a bird doa at Main street aud Rrosd Il
way this afternoon, according Ia charge
Ht police station. noih were arrested
Parks Artalpred--C Clifford Parks wn
arrnigned before Justice ponnel thl
morning ON u charge Of dlsposing {
, mortganed property To the amour, {
tas0 Parks was committed tu hail whe
he failed to give bond which was place
nj $3.50.
Roden Accented Thomas Roden ,
Hanna, Okla. was accepted fut enlist
ncnt in tho CoUst nrtilc't Dt the arm
recruiting ofnC, today und was sput
fort Logan, Col, FOR tinal examination