The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-05
BOND ELECTION
WILL BE HELD
HERE TOMORROW
Polls Open at 6 A, NJ; Light
Vote Expected,

Citizens OF Oklahoma City will vote
tomorrow upon the question OF author
nng the board OF education to issue
S6SOOOO IN bonds for the. purpose OF
erecting tour junior high schools here
and making repairs needed in all parts
OF the system
Polls Open at 6 a. m.
SO lar no organized opposition to the
issue has been apparent neither have
the supporters OF the issue shown their
strength School board officials this
morning anticipated light balloting to-
morrow. Polls open in all precincts in
the school district at o'clock in the
morning and close at 7 o'clock in the
evening
Those opposing the issue declare that
there are at least twenty vacant school
rooms IN various parts OF the city, and
that these should be used at the present
tune to house the acknowledged over
flow OF school children in other BULL
ings; that the present cost of materials
| IS so high as to make construction of
the proposed junior high schools of
doubtful value and that four schools
arc unnecessary, il certain existing
buildings are added to and repaired.
Relief Necessary.
On the other hand, friends OF the
bonds declare that the vacant rooms
are so situated that to bring children
from other districts would cause them
great inconvenience that regardless Of
} the high cost OF building materials. i'm
mediate relief is necessary in those
buildings. where pupils are freezing in
frame annexcS or crowded to suffoca-
ton IN regular clasSroomS that CON
struction OF the proposed buildings will
render the local school system more cf-
iicient by providing for wider oppor
tunities for industrial training; anil
that the proposed buildings, located as
they are, will draw pupils from the con.
ges,ed districts and the high school and
distribute them equliably over the city.
Polling Places.
Following is a list OF tile polling
places in the city. Non taxpayers NAV
vote IN the election the same as tax
payers
Ward One
Precinct l-2i,h and Classen tenp.
Precinct ?? ?sth and Mckinley Chris.
tian church,.
Precinct i-li37 W lith tH. A. kroe-
ger'sl
Precinct 3 22o5 W. 18th street tE. A
Barnes garagel.
Precinct s-lOth and Western ,drug
storel.
Precinct / ?ls, and Western ulrc sta.
tion No s.
pvecipgt itn- cla.,at
Precinct Hudson and Park Place tNrc
station No ~
Precinct lO-2Oth and Lee o. H. Mars
garage,
Precinct li-slO West 18th CEdgars ga
raCcl.
Precinct Elm n Broadway
Precinct i'-li,h and Kate ucnt
Precinct 2 10Th and Central C. NJ
Meals harn).
Precinct 9-i2o T.. eth.
Precinct 40 T. 6th tchurcho
Precinct 5-Sth and Geary Pcndergssts
Precinct e-i,h and Lindsay Weeks
Precinct 7--s2o Ess, Eighth.
Precinct s-sth and Stoncwan DIRE sta
tion No. 81.
Precinct 9--lus East Tenth
Precinct lO--lo?i Fast Third tE. +
Clemens resldenccl
Precinct ,ii-Sie n Lindsay o. W
Densford's garage.
precInc, ,2-sO5 L. 9TH Morris resi-.
, dcncel
b Precinct i3-Whlnut and vinduct. north
side OF rioduct fire station,
Ward Three,
Ptecinc, IN \. broadway Norwood
, hoten
rreeinc, soc y. proadwsy nve.
Precinct 3-1Ol y Broadway u.ynd',
stnrel
rrccinc, I 100 y Hudson
r. Precinct AIS ith tf VI kuneyl
k Precinct 61Oo y newey Tom Do
: lan'sl
= Precinct 7-Ios y Ollie tCrawiord's dru,
Htorcl
. Precinct sSh and Klein tBap,Is
church,
Precinct . ieOi Llnwood blvd.
Precinct lo-lsN W Main Lets Bo,
. Cnl
Precinct i,--ia'o W. 9ud Ciire static,
Z Precinct i2-lOls w. Main.
10 Precinct iS-b0l W Main (courthouse)
, Precinct lt-Central fire station, Cali
tornia and Walker
Precinct i5-lf West Main street.
Precinct ls-loo $. broadway
Precinct TAO = Broadway r,or,
/ PrSSinS, rSSinc, s-scs : HSS.cn HSS.Sn'
0 Precinct b.-s?e W. Chickn.w
Il Precinct 6-'2slo $. Central
!, rrecinc, 5 sos " q Ave Ave
rrcclns, sAsnew and E,chans,
a |, Precinct 'SS'"i'sNsN iS.s SOS $ nos.n.ou.