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New-York tribune., 1907-12-21
CONSOLIDATED WINS.
GAS L1W CONFISCATORY.
Judge Hough Sastains Referees
ReDOrt ON 8O-Ccnt Rate.

The s0-cent gas law which was passed by the
Legislature on April 3, 1906, is unconstitutional be-
cause it is practically conscatory of the property
rights of the Consolidated Gas Company. Such is
the decision of Judge Hough in the United States
Circuit Court, made public yesterday afternoon In
his opinion he sustains in the main the findings of
Arthur H. Masten as referee.
Judge Hough not only upholds the contention of
the gas company that the statute making the So
cent rate mandatory well as that compelling
the company TO furnish the city corporation
with gas at the rate of rs cents thousand cubic
feet is unconstitutional, because in violation of the
Fourteenth Amendment, but sustains the company
in its claims to the validity of its franchises.
He makes a cut OF ss.0O0000, however. in the esti
mate of the value of the franchises made by Mr..
Masten who reported that they were worth s20,
OoO0C0 1t is certain that the city and the Public
Service Commission will at take appeal
and that the will eventually come up for de-
csion before the United States Supreme Court
Mr. Masten In his report to Judge Lacombe fixed
the tangible of the corporation at $4,000.
which added to the franchise and goodwill of the
COMPANY made total of ss3, 357, 600. Judge Hough
made a reduction of SIG co., 600 in the tangible
assets setting their value at s41,oolsi5. itemized
follows
Real estate s11.155,S45; plants, sl5,50.0O; mains,
sl2 $4,000: services. s.ss4.ooo; meters and mscel
Iaueous property, $4,000 and working capital,
81 6ls.0O0; total Si7,oo1. s45.
Judge Hough says that. despite the existence of
franchises, the property of the corporation is as
much the private property of the complainant as
are the belongings of any private citizen The
same methods of valuation must therefore be ap-
pled providing of that only such property
as is utilized in the making or transportation of
gas be considered in the present case.
The referee in his report placed the valuation OF
the Consolidated companys real estate s,4slooo
81 ooO.ooo less than the companys own estimate
of sl455soo0 but almost $50 900 than the fig
placed upon by the city. Out of the referees
New-York tribune., 1907-12-21

paid fair dividend that valuation. No
stock has since been issued against the franchises
but If in 1884 they worth 81. ISL GtO when the
tangible assets were worth 100000. Judge Hough
estimates that proportionate increase in their
value would bring them to S2.0DOOOO in 1906
Judge Hough also approves the finding OF Ref
cree Masten, that ii is impossible for the gas
company, with the distributing system now in
operation. to fill the statutory requirements as to
pressure An expenditure of 81 000 600 might ac-
complish this result. but such step. he says. is
commercially impossible. since the other parts OF
the statutes cut off the ccmpany's surplus income
James Nj. Beck. who made the chief argument for
the company before Judge Hough. said yesterday:
THE decision turns so largely upon questions OF
fact that not concerned about any possible
appeal to the Supreme Court. We consider that
the Consolidated Gas Companys long battle for its
property rights is won."
Since the Consolidated instituted the suit a year
ago last May about S. o0O has been turned over
to Commissioner Shields. This amount represents
20 cent of the total of the gas bills collected
by the company since that time the company
consentng to an arrangement by which the differ
ence between the 81 rate and the S0-cent rate
should be held in trust pending the final determine
tion of the suit.
Consolidated Gas opened Yesterday on tho Stoclx
Exchange at "a. four points above Thursdays clos
ing figure, advanced to 9S2, and under profit TAX
ing declined to S6a at the close net gain for the
day of 6&4 points. Brooklyn Union Gas which
moved in sympathy with Consolidated opened five
points up, at s.. rose to 81 and closed at 80 a net
advance of 10 points. The overnight strength of
these issues gave rise to reports Of leak in the
decision 1t may be said however, that Wall Street
has all along been inclined believe that the de-
cision would be favorable to the Consolidated Gas
Company its belief being based upon utterances of
the court at the hearing which the report of the
special master submitted
New-York tribune., 1907-12-21
HUGHES M. NORTH.

Lancaster PENN Dec. 2o.-Hushes NJ. North
senior member of the Lancaster County bar nav
ing been in active practice for hfty-eght years.
died to-day his home in Columbia, aged esh'y-
one years. Mr. North fell icy sidewalk a
rev dazs apo and remained in serious condition
up 10 the time of his death
For forty years he counsel for the Penn
syivania Railroad Company. and was also counse
for the Reading Railway Company FOR seVerai
wears He was a Democrat in politics. and in
1syo was delegate to the Charleston convention
In 1854 he was an unsuccessful candidate Tor Con-
gress against Thaddeus Stevens.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-21
THE REV. DIR. GEORGE NJ WEBER.

Springfield Mass Dec. 2O.-The Rev. DR.. George
Nelson webber, of Northampton, eighty-one years
old formerly professor of moral and mental science
in Middebury (Vt.) College, and later professor
of mental philosophy and ethics in Smith College,
died to-day in the home of his daughter, Mrs g Il.
F2eU in this CITY. a member of the class
of '52 of Amherst College. During part of the
Civil War he was chaplain of the 1st Connecticut
Infantry. DR.. Webber had held pastorates in Hart
ford Conn., Troy. y. Y. and Lowell, Mass giving
I'D rulpt work TO the professorship at Smith
in the late 7os, from which he retired in 1898
New-York tribune., 1907-12-21
CANADIAN BANK STATEMENT.

Ottawa, Ont, Dec. 2O.-The November bank
statement issued to-day shows a large decrease
in current and call loans in Canada. There is
a shrinkage of deposits payable on demand and
a heavy withdrawal of savings deposits There
is decrease of 81. 100000 on the month on call
and short loans in Canada and of $6, 74S 600 on
call and short loans abroad
In October about $15.OOOOOO was called in on
loans abroad. Current loans in Canada were
shortened last month by nearly 100000. Cur.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-21

ethics ". Cunningham. .. D 15mo, PIP xii ~
Macmillan Company
THE RISE AND DECLINE OF THE FREE TRADE
MOVEMENT BY W. Cunningham. d. d. limo PIP
x 212 cine Macmillan Company
A POCKET BOOK OF EARLY AMERICAN n Caom S.1I
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Maynard & Coz
Selections writings OF Franklin Jose,n J,s ~
Major Downing. Mrs. Partins'oh' AA'o
Ward Bill Arp and others 80
DA TIBURZA a MUSOLINO. BY Adolfo Rossl' Illus
trated. syo. pp. 90 (F'rancesco Tocci-t
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EUGENE V. r. THAYER.

T2oston Dec 2o-Eusene V r. Thayer, promi-
nent capitalist Of this city, died at his home TO-
dav after an illness of several months He was a
director of the Second National Bank OF Boston,
the American Loan and Trust company, ihdiah
Head Mills Of Alabama and the Kansas city,
Nenonhis 4 birmingham Railroad He was fifty
three years old A wife, two daughters, son
and brother Nathaniel Thsyer. one of the di-
r-ctors Of the New York, New Haven & Hartford
Railroad, survive him.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-21

indianapolis. Dec. 2o.-John Mitchell. president Of
the United Mine Workers of America, taken
seriously i'll to-day while attending the joint
ference Of miners and coal operators He was
taken to a room complaining of pains in his side
where recent operations were performed A Roman
Catholic priest and physician were summoned.
The latter. after examination, pronounced Mr.
Mitchell IL serious though not necessarily critical
condition
New-York tribune., 1907-12-21
RELIGIOUS.

--r,-. ,,r p1r,Ts OF RELIGION. Being an Account %
IN ne nasSir~ of the Old Coming OF the New
Toq,nstic Bv Algernon Sidney Crapsey- i-ii"' iP
zo9 THE John Compsny-)
,-rYprSTTA ANrTY AND THE SOCIAL. oRDEft- ny S, n
7 CamphelI NJ A. 12mo PIP. XIV 2eo- tine Ni"0
milan Company ~, s-,
oo,noarison between the ideals Of the mootIn
eoniafjst movement and the teachings OF the carry
of Christianity
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An annexation fable by Cowper recalls
recent nature book discussions The poet writes:
u Of the whimsical speculations OF This
philosopher Thousseaul that all fables which
ps-ribe and speech 10 animals should be
Withheld from children being only vehicles of
deception But what child deceived by
'hnT- or be. against the evidence of his
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REPRINTS.

rec,vs or RATPH WALDO EMERSON. Selected ae FIT
f0oe Ssite5 bv Edna H L. Turpin. l6mo. pp' 900
(Charles E. Merrill Company -
4IrSTORy OF CLASSICAL. SCHOLARSHIP run
the sixth h c. TO the End OF IntIate5 me
hpps Nv John Edwin Sandys Litt D. lhus'ra.e9' A.
second edition 12no xxih. Jul V'- T. i''
MANS Sons)
THE PHILOSOPHY OF HISTORY. BY s. S. Heb6erd.
Revised edition. I2mo PIP. 3o7. Maspeth Puoiisnihs
New-York tribune., 1907-12-21

rent loans abroad were decreased b,- 90 --onoa
Ihere Is shrinkage of S1964S. 900 in total as
sets, Deposits on demand show a decrease Of
S3'ooWo and savings a shrinkage of s7.ss5.-
~ Inc total liabilities show net decrease q
New-York tribune., 1907-12-21
POETRY.

THE PASSING OF TIME By william william coote 1e
Thomson l6nlo. pp. "a Hfooert orier - ....
,,o1r1car WORKS OF WALLACE BRCCh III W
.,i,,1,as 1omo bryant Union Company ~
c-onprisine Scottish Poems. Leaves 0i 0ON
and Wanderers - >-,.ho,
-+@ 1cpIus AND OTHER POEMS BY Nathan Mama
laft t,ieII D1e svo pp xviii 231 Grivatey prih'7
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LITERATURE

LOVES LABoRs LOST Edited by z 7 t--n,,-,,, =,
Ccp ' ~ Ai'' oA uuf1eld &
The Old Spelling Shakespeare following .b. .ox.
Of The first foos. edited by = F. F4lrniyai ana 81
late W c. Bosve-Stone ~ anu 'iio
NATIONAL LIFE AND CHARACTER IN 7TEf. ,rrppop
OF EARLY ENGLISH LITERATURE Bv p.5rn,,nS =
Dale N A, D. LIT. svo PIP. 357. &C. p Putnsm'.
ESSAYS AND ADDRESSES. Ry Richard Jebh IA, N
O. NJ svo. pp- VII Gas CThe Macmillan -t-o,nsrvp N
The book includes @~rhe Genius Of sorbootas -.
Caesar A Sketch Samuel
Education and National Life other psners ''
PRIMITIVE ATHENS AS DESCRIBED BY TFyrrc-yr,,
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CHARACTER PORTRAITS FROM DICKENS so,oo,s
and arranged by Charles Welsh. Ieno pp 34s a.
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RABIES: ITS PLACE AMONGST GERM Disc sE,S
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THE TRUE NATURE OF VALUE. By Rufus Farr,,,
ton Spracue limo. pp. Xiii 11s. University ~
Chicago PreSsl "a
TIE Use Or THE MARGIN. BY Edward gov.a,
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WHERE KNOWLEDGE FAILS BY Earl Barnes 1s
pp. 60. (B w HuehschD o'
Uniform witt above.
THE GOSPEL OF WORK -Four lectures on Christian
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PARTISAN DRESSMAkER DEAD,
JOHN MITCHELL STRICKEN AGAIN.

Paris. Dec. 2o-M Paquin. the dressmaker. is
dead.
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HISTORY,

The FALLEN STTARTS BY r W Head II 4 1or,o
fp y. KS fIhe Macmillan Company
- Inc eleventh volume Of the Cambridge Historical
hssaNs. the successful competitor for the PrJroe
Conxsrt - "e 1-i'--'
DOC MkNIS RELATING TO THE COLONIAL, HIS
TORY OF THE STATE OF NEW JF,TsSF,Y t-5it.s
t9 Nllharn Nelson Vol XXVI- svo, pp viii s4s
Patterson Call Publishing Cornparvl "a " W.
years 1868 and 17ee. -Ae 'hs
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Literary Nes~s
and Criticism

Continued from nth page
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BOOKS OF THE WEEK.
FICTION.

THE ANGEL. AND THE OUTLAW. BY c Coimor.
l2sno pr. 3z1 tRrentsnc's1
stu Of cit
ArkMS CLAY. BY Hamilton limo. S2S.
tRHensno's)
The story selfish
THE TRIUMPH OF EPHRAIM-- BY James McGirt. Il
Illustrated l2nlo. l2s. published by the author
a collection Of short stories
THE SCARLET SHADOW. A Of he
rsoo Conspiracy- BY Walter Hurt 12mo. pp. 4le
appeal Publishing Company
story of the workings Of the Western Federation
A PRINCESS AND ANOTHER Ry Sferhe, Jenkins
Illustrated l2no pp. xvii. 400 W Iflebschl
romance OF New York in Revolutionary daxs
New-York tribune., 1907-12-21
JUVENILE.

DAN BEaRDS ANIMAL BOOK AND CAMP r-rpr
STORIES BY Dan Beard. Illustrated hy IT, o,,h.r
svo pp Viii, 53s. CMoffat. Yard & Co1 ~
Notes and sketches made in tho seldg a,5 oa
New-York tribune., 1907-12-21

The author Of Pigs i'm Glover is apou' -
bring out new novel entitled The ffear' Vi
child" IT is the story of d girl who passes II
the stage to the position of a peers VIE
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-06-29
WHAT ONE HUNDRED TOWN BUII.DERse CAN DO

wide the development Of cities said to the
Give hundred citizens who Will do
the population other with
IA years.
there's proposition. What do think Of i
ONE HUNDRED CITIZENS WHO WILL DO THEIR BEST. That's
the you double the population Of Chickash in
Can
every there public spirited citizens whom the
carrying enterprises devoves Even these do
they discouraged because Of
spirit the they fail to work
harmony
ginger things makes them
sluggish minute still species the knock
citizens will do their best that What
hundred citizens with the business sagty that
when they contribute their time and the good Of their
they bentng themselves much they benefit the pub
@ hundred citizens who beyond their door step and their
bank book to the account; who not 50 bent on putting dol
directly into their pockets that they cannot that investments
for the ultimately yield the and best for
the individuals who have ambition do their and their duty
the development Of the commercial industrial and social life Of
their these ideals of citizenship
social also have the spirit and the determination the limit
them hundred this what
they Double the population Of their city? Yes and morey
the the city be
anywhere There limit the possibilities of having such cit
liens.
hundred citizens will do their b Can they found? Will
what they do? Who will the
Hundred Do Best club? Chkaa what
other
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-06-29
WHY CHICgASHA SHOULD HAVE
A CITY PARK
On Dr.. Maurice Buchsoaum)

(By On. Maurice Buchsodunl)
Cities grow and thrive in proportion
to the amount of cultural develop
ment Of its individual citizens. Our
public schools lay the foundation for
the development Of the intellect. They
ought to be equal in rank with the
best in our country. But intellect
ual training is not all that is meant
by culture. A man or a woman may
possess a great deal Of culture with
but very little school training. Cul-
ture is a matter of experience
wrought from contact with life, from
observation, and from the study Of
nature.
The acquisition of culture is more
important to insure success in the
struggle for existence than book know
ledge. "A scholar without culture has
the stamp Of failure marked on his
brow. Cities are the center for cul-
ture as the requisites for its acqui-
sition is there.
Chickasha is now enrolled in the
sisterhood Of cities. Let me ask the
readers Of the Express, do we have the
means for our culture7 Do We have
means of repose, means to observe ma
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-06-29

the park, not as we meet them on the
street or m your home, but on a COM
mon ground with common interest,
with common feelings. You have beau
tiful trees in your parks, the best
that soil can produce; lawns for play;
flowers, animals, music and maybe
a park theater and historical museum.
Let us not wair for a street car
company to build us park. That
would not be a City Park, but a place
for the exploitation Of profit. It is
in the interest Of a street car company
to run cars to park, wherever it is,
and it will do that without a @bonus."
Where is the man who will perpetu-
ate his name and ingratiata himself
to our children and their posterity
by the donation Of tract Of land
to become the Chickasha City Park?
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-06-29
n EVERYDAY THOUGHTS FOR SUNDAY

An Of religious practice worth Of religious theory
Mechanically speaking everyday religion
Sunday religion.
The other fellow is necessarily wicked because he doesn't things
as you dol understand him better before condemn him.
Salvation be free but only good thing
heard Of that does not cost effort and sacrifice and
the price
Whatever he call HIMSELF the world Christian
who does not exepy his life the principles genuine charity
fairness, justice and kindness.
One know all the rules Of
to write correct paragraph, and similarly may understand
theories Of mosas and religion without living living
ap art learned BY practice rather than BY theory
preacher who dyoe his theological discussion may
compared physician who deliver anatomy Of hy.
gene when called b relieve suffering The Great
Physieanand he administered simple everyday philosophy
= his slr-scS patients
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-06-29

the phes Of the republican orator that the demo
party that does anything but knocks
yet constitutional convention democracy
republican hammer the working
Democracy things Oklahoma that will last for several
years corporation the people demanded for
republican party did for fear Of cutting off
principal written that the
workngman the justice legitimate interest
democracy will these laws mpaay and enact
necessary the highest welfare Of all Democracy has
given people specimen doing things
they ike sample pretty good ys the
voters 60 the polls, they will full stock Of
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-06-29
THE VOTE FOR FERRIS

In the interview with Alger Mel
ton published yesterday, the vote Of
Tillman county was omitted from the
list Of Ferris delegations. The coun-
ties voting for Ferris were as follows:
Pott is, Comanche 20, Jackson 10,
Kiowa Is, Grady 10, Cleveland Is,
MccLain 10 and Tillman 1e.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-06-29
PRESBYTERIAN

Sunday School at 9:45 as susual.
Preaching at IL; subject: "The One
Talent Man"
Junior Christian Endeavor at p.
m.
Brotherhood meeting at 4:30 p. m.
Preaching IN the evening at 8;sub-
jcrt: "The Sanctity Of the Temple. /"
w. G. LANG, Pastor.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-06-29
ST. LITKE,S

Fourth Sunday after Trinity.
Sunday School at 10 a. m. E. F.
Johns, superintendent.
Morning prayer and sermon at II
a. m.
Evening prayer and sermon at 8
O'Clock.
Everybody invited and welcome.
REV. F. II. ATKIN, Rector.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-06-29
CHRISTIAN CHURCH

9:45 Bible School.
II a. m. Sermon Successful
Why?" At the evening service Miss
Villa Rhone will sing. Miss Jennie
Daniels will render violin solo,
Nearer My God to Thee,' with vari-
ations.
J. E. DINGER, Minister.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-06-29

primary system susceptible abuse; the convention plan
is open greater With all its the fact remains
primary the best system that has been devised
the will Of the people i correct principle and the
be toward the enactment Of laws that will eliminate
creep it. There opportunity for wise
legislator BY working the details Of perfect p
mary
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-06-29
FOR SALE

S57. rs x 1856 #. corner lot on tn
St. to be sold at low price and on
easy terms.
s57. 50 1s5 fe. corner lot, beau
tifuI location on South Hill, easy
terms. Price $3.50.
s57 50 #. lots on S 9th and 7th
Sts. Suburban property but beauti-
ful location to be sold from s225 q
s275 per lot ali on easy terms.
S40 50 x 1866 IT. east front, close
IN, convenient to churches. schools and
business portion Of the city on 9Th. 1t.
9TH st. il agsangingto be paved. If
want to buy for your moneys worth,
see Us at once.
3S6. "A beautiful corner lot IN Phil
lips Addition FOR 1925.
The above are some Of our best bar
gains ID Real Estate. We invite you.
to see US in regard to any proposition
that might interest You in our line.
COCO & co.
1r3 = 81 : .zs
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-06-29

A squad Of the National Guards
passed through the city today on their
way home at Kingfisher from the ma
neuvers at Fort Sin.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-06-29

observation and profound study Of all the en
c literature subject unable find that
e po The best thing do with
spots whether politics business them by good
bndag sickness and the world loves sound
healthy
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-06-29

To the Satan Of the first bos and
We anybody kicking the penalty that assessed
against him for Verify Judgments Of the Almighty wise and
people today follow example when they tell the boter to go to
the tropical cline
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-06-29

Mrs. John Mabile, who was serious
" sick some time ago, has sufficiently
recovered to be able to leave the house
for short drive.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-06-29
AT THE
CHURCHES
s-,--s--..-s-..---s---sc.-.,-ss--,.-.-
TOMORROW
e~~~-~~~-~~S ~~~~-@-~-~-~~c~~R>-~-
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

Services at Carnegie Library.
Sunday School 10 a. m.
Lesson Sermon, II d. M. Subject;
God"
The public cordially invited.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-06-29

Mrs. Will G. Wells left this after
noon for Appleton City, Mo. where
the family will reside ii the future.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-06-29

Up deal class Of heare max
ihp g m by primary, while Oklahoma the republicans
think they doing they attack the primary plan Fun
ny critters, G. O. P. folk
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-06-29

man who big enough broad into primary
o. convention and loyal democrat small
proposition fol democracy consider
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-06-29

The statehood knockers might just begin oil their machine
backpeda
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-06-29

Scott Ferns for congress N he Firm dis
trcs. Rahl for Ferris