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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-03
TO COMPLY WITH LAW
Pipe Lines Must Insert In Applica-
tion for Charters Their Assurance
Of Following Laws Directions.

In an opinion to j. L. Lyon, secre
tary of state, $. T. Freezing, attorney
general advises him In the future to
refuse to Issue articles OF mcorpora
tlun to any corporation organized for
the purpose OF carrying or purchas
lng crude petroleum unless II places
In it's charter clause slgnlfylng It's
intention 10 comply with the section
VI the state law requiring all such
.nuuerns To ba common purchasers of
crude OIL
The question arose In connection
with an inquiry relative TO an appu
cation for n charter by the on Pro.
ducts company which the attorney
general found did not contain such II
provision The proposed charter was
referred to the attorney general for
nn opinion The attorney for the
company. 10 IN ntmated I'm the opln.
ton. would file an amended charter
containing specific acceptance " the
common purchaser clause.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-03
PRICE OF WHEAT
SCARS AND DIPS
RumOrs OF Peace and Destruction Of
Dardanelles Forts Cause Drop With
Quick Rebound

CHICAGO. Feb 3.-Peace rumors
today dealt a sudden blow to the high
price OF wheat At the outset as
much as cent bushcl. was knocked
off the value OF the May delivery, in
which, however, transactions were rel
ntlyely Small The July option In
which business centered, was given
setback Of 2c nj the opening. May
sold as low as Sl57 whereas the close
yesterday was SlG5
The break In prices, however, was
only temporary and soon May wheat
touched n new high record, SlB5 -
Fear Of the. opening Of the Darda-
nelles had considerable to do with the
wildness " the fluctuations In wheat
Reports thoughs that several Of the
chief forts defending the straits had
been demolished were not fully cred.
tied aud did not have a lasting effect
The same was true Of the peace talk,
which rested on gossip ns 10 action by
flnanciers likely to be- taken by MAY /.
During the break May reached for
moment M low as Slm "a, fall
Of lie.
Contrary to what might have been
expected the scene In the pit gave llt
lie hint Of any greater strain than
usual.
On the rebound MAY wheat jumped
eventually to Sl08, making the range
covered by that option eleven cents,
swing seldom equallcd In so short a
time. July dropped to S13S, hut re-
covered 10 81 40 "a.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-03

The house this afternoon went on
record against submission ot a pro
posed constitutional amendment pro.
vldlng for woman suffrage when II
voted down 38 to % motion to place
joint resolution for such submission
on the calender
The Joint resolution introduced by
Socialist members Of the house was
reported do not pass by the commit
tee on constitutional amendments
Representative Mclemore, Socialist,
moved that the hill be placed on the
calendar Party lines we're entirely
obllterated In the vote. which FOL
lowed, number " Democrats and
Republicans voting with the Socialists
for the McLemore motion which, how.
ever. lost by a small margin
The Hudson bill for conservation OF
natural gas was reported tayorably
In the house this afternoon by the
committee on oil and gas. This Is a
compsnion measure to the oil conser.
walton bin which is at the head Of
the house calendar under general or
ders.
A committee report to the house IA
yored the passage " bill by Lemon
to appropriate $4,000 for the benefit
" the widows Of prison officials
killed In the riot Mt the McAlester
penltentiary about year ago. The
stenographer who was made n prison.
or by escaping cOnyicts Is also ben
eficlary under the bill.
A proposed constitutional amend
ment by McCance TO reduce the total
membership " the legislature from
t48 to 100 was reported without
recommendation but that It be placed
ON the calendar.
A proposed constitutional amend
ment providing for a state land tax
to support road building was report
ed fayorably. A house COMMITTEES
killed a hill by Sykes Of Tulsa to pro
hlbit the use Of pump and automat
lc guns In hunting game.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-03
RATE INCREASE
CAMPAIGN OPENS
Illinois Governor and Commission
Hear Pleas Of IA Railroad Presidents
TO Raise Passenger Fares.

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Feb g. Four
teen railroad presidents today pre-
scented to Governor Dunno and mem
bcrs OF the Illinois commission argu
mrnts that passenger rates In Illinois
should he raised from to . - cents.
The bearing WAS the opening " the
campaign Of the transportation com
pauies to obtain legislation permitting
the Increase VI passenger rates IN mid
die western states.
The views Of the railroads were
presented TO the governor 10y Charles
II. Markham, president Of the Illinois
Central He asserted the conference
today was at the suggestion Of the
Interstate commerce commission, whicn
after It's investigation to learn II an
increase In freight and passenger tar.
ifs was Justified, and after grant
ing an increase In freight rates recon
mcuded that the railroads seek the
amendment VI the > cent fare laws
granting passenger revenue.
The income IIOlN lNNNcheeI uualnthN
In Illinois, Mir Markham said, was so
low that were II not for the freigm
business the lines could not operate
Communication rutr, would not he af
fected by the proposed Increase, Mr.
Markham said.
Other railroad presidents here TO
attend the conference were:
Hale Holden. Chicago, burlington &
Quincy n. p Ripley, Santa FEE, II. L.
Nudge Rock Island " J. Jackson,
Chicago 4 Eastern Illinois H. G.. llet
zler. Western ludHna H. r. kurrie,
Monon: A. ]. Earlmg Chicago, MIL
waukee 4 St Paul A II Smith, New
York Central lines W B. Birrd, Chit
cago 4 Alton; s. NJ FELTON,, Chicago
Great Western; A. II Pennington. Soo
line; u. willard Baltimore a onto,
w A. Gardner Chicago 4 Norlh
western, and A. NJ. Schuyrr Vice pr"d
dent Of the Pennsylvania lines
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-03
Day In Congress.
SENATE

Fight over administration sh.p b.u
resumed
Foreign relations committee gave
hearing on Senator Hitrhcooks O.lI
10 prohibit exports Of war munitions
Commerce committee worked oU
river and harbor appropriation bUI
HOUSE.
Miscellaneous bills from calendar
considered
Resolution authorizing rU,lpmomeut
NJ American auction Of sealskius be
cause OF wars depression ~ the mar.
ket passed
Bin tO dissolve Roosevelt fuunda
tIou aud return S4OOOO NohOc peace
prize to Colonel Roosevelt faN0rably
reported
Representative Macdonald, bill 10
create a national employment bureau
was reported fayOrsbly.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-03
EWING ASKING
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-03
ALLOWED TO TESTIFY
Ratliffs Claim to Office Of Register
Of Deeds Disputed, Hut He Was Ad.
mitted as n Witness.

A touch OF humor was injected into
n suit In the district court before
Judge Clark this morning, brought by
the Keith Davidson company OF Vt
Paul for the recovery OF a set of law
books claimed 10 have been sold ia
\, A. Horton, when Horton, who il an
attorney and who was defending him.
self, objected to Clifton Ratllff's testi.
rylng M register of deeds.
What position, II any. do you hold
IN the county, asked Horton of Rat.
Tiff when the latter was put ON the
stand TO identify the chattels ON file
In his office In the case.
Register OF Deeds came the an.
swer.
I'VE object to the witness testify
Ing Us register OF deeds since his Of
flee and the records therein have
been demanded " him" lnterposed
Horton.
THE objection Is overruled," said
the court az everyone smiled. even the
sedate Judge, some smiles being au.
dlble, "He may testify"
II IL not considered, however, that
this ruling constitutes any opinion as
to who the office belongs. The case
was dismissed by the plaintiff com
pany without prejudice.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-03
COTTON SLUMP CAUSE
Break In Price Due TO Freer Offer
ings and Expected Sale Of Captured
Stocks From Belgium Cities.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 8-The break
In German cotton prices from 10 l.2c
to lB lie pound is due. Ambassador
Gerard stated IN Il dispatch today to
Il removal " cotton steamers at Brem
en-, opening Of the port II Rotterdam,
slackenlng of demand from splnners
on account Of freer offerings and an
tlcipated decline in prices and sale of
captured cotton stocks from LOdg and
Antwerp.
Cotton mills In Germany are run
ming three-Quarters capacity and Ms.
Ing 100000 bales month, Commercial
Attache Thompson at Rotterdam re
ported.
This amount Is apparently provld
ed by ships arriving and afloat." he
stated. Cotton prices ARE declining
shippers are cautioned against expect
ing continuation of present high prIc.
rs. They should go slow about char.
tcrlng ships at the present inflated
prices.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-03
War at a Glance

Field Marshal Won Hindebergs new
drive at Warsaw apparently has
accomplished little more thus far than
the weakening Of comparatively few
Russian advanced positions Neither
the Berlin nor the Petrograd official
reports indicate that marked changes
have resulted from the fighting when
daily becomes more intense.
The German commander has chosen
to make his final assault along the
front between SOchaczew. 30 miles due
west Of Warsaw and Shierniewice, n
few miles 70 the south, which is In
the same section In which the Germans
yainly attempted to break through ON
their previous attempt tO reach War.
saw.
Both sides occupy strongly entrench-
ed positions In this region, where the
warfare closely resembles that IN
France An official Russian report Of
today states that German attacks In
this locality were refused in the course
OF violent battles, during which the
Russians recaptured trenches pre-.
vlously taken by the Germans.
Russian successes are claimed also
In the fighting in the Oarpathians
which had developed into one Of the
most important phases Of the cam
paign I'm the east Russian troops
are said to have made marked pro
gress In Dukla pass, advancing over
the crest of the mountain and tO have
repulsed an Austrian assault south of
Uzsok pass.
Fighting continues between British
and Turkish forces in Arabia near
the head Of the Persian gulf, where
small forces Of Turks have taken the
offensive
An attack on Kurna, near the juno
tion of the Euphrntes and Tlgrls
rivers was stouped by the fire from
British gunbOats.
According TO the German version NJ
the recent fighting In Poland. a. given
In the official report today from Ber-
lln the Russians have been forced
back near Bolimow. It IL said that
the Germans captured village and
took 1000 prisoners. Russian at
tacks elsewhere, the German wal
office asserts, were repulsed.
Except for renewal OF infantry
| fighting near Perlhes, which appar,
entity was Of no advantage TO either
side, artillery exchanges were lr
progress yesterday In France and bel
/ gium.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-03
LINE Of BATTLE
CHANGES LITTLE
Furious ORSIaughts of Germans
Said TO Produce But
Slight Gains.
BRITISH LOSSES ARE HEAVY
La BaSSee, Crucial Point on
Western Front Scene of
Many Deaths.

BERLIN, Feb. 3 The warning Of
the German admiralty staff issued yes
terday concerning coming operations on
the French coast is considered by some
Berlin newspapers to menu TINT un ac.
tual blockade Is to be- put into effect
by the Germans
The Morgan Post. however points
out that many Of the cs~cutnls or y
blockade are lurking among them Ice.
Ing definite description Of boundaries
aud warning that neutral ship, must
not enter the forbidden zone.
MOSCOW Via P"irogrud aud Lon
don. Feb. O. Among the wounded who
have arrived In Moscow from the
front Is olga kraImlkulf q girl of
10 yeurs. After taking purt In 10 bat
Ties In Poland she was wounded lu
the foot
The girl enlisted under mhn N
name and this deception has just been
discovered. The cross Of st. George.
fourth degree. has been awarded TO her.
LONDON, ftD. 1F-- bIlllNH mHl"l
experts are unable to explain the SUD
den and violent offensive movements
begun by the Germans to the west of
Warsaw, IN Russian Phland and near
La Bassrp on the northwest end " the
battle line in France.
I'm both these regions there has been
n return tn the old style Of German
batterlng the men being hurled for
ward In close formntion ut II great
sacrfice ~ lives with. British reports
says, little permanent gnins.
In Russian Poland the Germans
are holding some ground In front of
Warsaw, which these attacks netted,
hut the recent German onslnughts ON
the western front, military officials
assert almost Invariably have fniled
10 consolidate the positions gained.
II is suggested that Field Marshal
Won Hindenburg, the German com
mander. again Is hammering toward
the Polish capital with the idea OF
CONTINUED on last page
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-03
GOMPERS FLEES
KAISERHOF FIRE
Labor Leader Among Guests Of Big
Chicago Hotel Compelled TO Hurried.
ly Depart from Building.

CHICAGO Feb. 8. Virtually every
piece Of fire fighting apparatus In the
'Toop' responded today to nm alarm
from the Kaiserhof hotel, whose upper
stories we're attacked by fire that
routed guests. Thousands Of spec.
tators crowded the streets completely
blocking traffic.
There seemed but little chance Of
the fires harmlng the new Kaiserhof,
skyscraper adjoining, but some fear
was felt for other buildings In the
block, including the Victoria hotel
Among the guests driven out was
Samuel Gompers, president OF the
American Federation Of Labor.
Mr.. Gompers had just opened a con.
ference with five other labor leaders
In room ON the sixth floor when Miss
Mary Murphy, switchboard girl, who
remained at her post, telephoned the
alarm TO every room. The federation
head hurried out leaving his baggage,
and hastened to telegraph relatives In
Washington Of his safety The labor
leaders all escaped In an elevator.
The flames were extingulshed with.
out having spnead 10 adjoining build.
inssL
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-03
VIRGINIA FACTORIES CLOSE
on ACCOUNT OF FLOOD

WHEELING, W Va, Feb 8.-Ten
thousand men IN factories In and
around Wheeling and double that mum.
her along the ohio river between here
and East Liverpool Ohio were de
priyed temporarily Of employment 10.
day by the flood Wheeling island
was almost entirely inundated
II was estimated that 1000 per.
sons had been driven from their
homes. The only fatality reported was
from Mlugo, O.
The crest of the flood was expected
" reach here today.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-03
CHICAGO ASKS FOR MORE
BELGIAN RELIEF MONEY

CHICAGO, Feb. 3.-Chicago, which
has given $4,000 for relief Of Bel,
gian war sufferers was asked today
TO contribute 100000 more by the
Chicago Belgian relief committee.
America has sent 10 Belgium about
$40, 900, 900 In food and money, II was
announced, yet the situation there IL
that 1,28l,O00 people do not know
where they are TO get their next
meal" the committees report says
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-03
COMBINE ENDS;
RESULT OF WAR
Anti Trust Suits Against English and
French Steamship Companies Dis.
missed BN Government.

NEW YORK Feb 3 The govern
mcnrs anti trust suits against the
Prince line the Hamburg American
line, the LAmportr aud Holt line and
others, charging restraint Of trade iu
connection with freight and passenger
steamship business between American
ports and Brazil and against the
American Aslatia Steamship rom.
pany and others whose steamships ply
between New York and A~ntlr ports,
were dismissed today
The government suits we're filed
about two years ago That against
the Prince line charged that the com
panies composed the so.called Brazil
ian conference The defendants 10
other suits were all members NJ the
so.called fur eastern conference. II
was alleged.
I'm each case the government charg
ed that for some years the defendants
had engaged lu un unlawful cunsplr-
Acy 10 restrain trude and destroy com
petition In ocean carriage between
ports In the United States and sp"ci-
fled foreign ports and to monopoli2e
such trade The alleged unlawful acts
" the members of the so-called far
eastern conferences were confined to
the transportation Of freight while
the suit against the Prince line and
others charged that the conspiracy ga.
tended to passenger traffic as well
In dismisslng the petition against
the Prince line and It's co-defendants,
which include a British line and two
German lines, Judge l4acombe asserts
that the combinations complained OF
has been practically dissolved as q
result Of the European war
"ln consequence the opinion reads
"the questions presented have become
largely academic and It seems unnec
essary TO undertake any exhaustiv,
| IdiScussiOn Of the facts"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-03
TEACHER Is KILLED
Pupil |, Under Arrest and Father NJ
Student Expected To Die; Whipping
Caused Fight.

JASPER, Fla, Feb The whip
ping of IA pupil by school teacher at
Mclroso Florida, near here. resulted
In a fight lat" yesterday Ia which VII
liam Yates the truchcr was shot and
Killed aud Claude lIolilrndorff. father
Of the pupil wa. probably fatally
wounded
According to the authorities who
investigated the affair lIoltzrudorff
and two sous attacked Yates ON the
highway after school closed. In the
fight, II Is alleged lntrs and Wilbur
llOltzendurff used rrvolycrs. The lat
ter lS IN Jail here charged with the
killing " Yates aud the elder Holt
zendorff who /, not expected to sur.
ylyr his wound. is under guard at his
home
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-03
RIVER FLOOD DANGER is PAST;
LITTLE DAMAGE.

PTrrsBURaH. Pa, Feb S.-The
flood which inundated the lowlying
sections along the Allegheny and Ohio
rivers began recedlng slowly early to.
day and federal weather forecasters
declared all danger had passed, There
was little actual damage along the
rivers. Thousands Of men were
thrown out Of work when mills along
the Allegheny river we're flooded,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-03
NINE MEN ARE BURNED
SiV Others Seriously Injured In Penn.
sylvanls Bunk House Fire Result
Ing From Gas Explosion.

KANE Pa, Feb, 8.--Nine men were
burned TO death and ak others scri
ously injured In n fire which early to
day destroyed the bunk house OF the
Lionesta Chemical company at May
burg, Forest county The men, most
ly wanderers were employed In the
forests as woOdmen.
The house was heated by gas and
Il IL believed increased pressure In the
mains caused an explosion which fired
the building only one occupant Of
the building escaped unhurt
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-03
POWER AGAINST
LABOR NOT USED
Authority of Rockefeller Foun-
datlOn Admitted BY SeCre-
Iary at Hearing.
CAN BIZ UNFAIR But WILL NOT
The Charter Allows Campaign
Against WOrkman'S COmpen-
satiOn and Trade Union.

Npu, y,uE Eh q I.r,,,. b
NEW '"l'N' ro"' 3D. '''''',
Greene, secretary ot Tie N"'h'Ir'''I
foundation. was witness again e..
da, befor. fine f.d.rpl commission ou
luiugtrIoI rrIuiiors conducting an ln.
amir. here lpro rbr rnusrs Of Industrial
npr.st
chairman rrouL p Wulsh WAS rA
pectrd tp emil A. witnesses today Mrs
N,g,dn pnmipani nud Mrs Mary Pc.
tr,rI hnth ,r whom ARE said 10 have
he.r under fire nt Ludlow during the
re..m .rrikn trouble IN Colorado
When the hpurng opened Jerome y.
Green. resumed rhc stand. His en-
fir. lime ,,. devoted fo the work Of
the Hr,lrr.DI.r foundations nr a..
sarraJ
The word .pubIiaN" Mr. Greene
said bpJ been given d buckcyc" be-.
rau-p uf method, D., which editorial
and new, space used 10 be- purchased
In ravsroner. The "hourst publicity
as disp,usrd by Iyy j Lee" the wit.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-03
Generally fair weather tonight an
Thursday somewhat colder Thursday

Tho eastern storm 10 central Oft the
Carolina coast this morning Under its
Influence, precipitation has been general
since Tuesday morning in the lake region,
ohio valley, Middle ana North Atlantic
districts, The western storm is drifting
vest half Of the United States with cen
ter over eastern Montana this morning
The movement Of this disturbance gave
general rains west Of the Rocky noun
tains and II IL now causing higher TEN
peratures In the plains states, but hs
yet precipitation has not begun ON It's
eastern front Moderate temperatures
prevail this morning In all sections of
the country, The center OF the western
storm will pass eastward far north N
Oklahoma and southerly winds and gen
orally fair weather may he expected tn
night aud Thursday Tor Oklahoma City
and Vicinity.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-03
HARVARD ANIMAL DISEASE
EXPERT ARRIVES IN CHICAGO

CHICAGO, Feb B.--Dr' The0baId
Smith OF Harvard university, bac
teriologist and expert In animal dis
eases, arrived today TO investigate
conditions among cattle suffering Of
foot and mouth disease.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-03
INDIANA LEGISI4ATURE
TO HEAR BRYAN TALK

WASHINGTON, Feb, a Secretary
Bryan will depart tonight for Indian.
upolis whore on Friday he will ad.
dress the Indiana Legislature, ban.
quet OF Democratic editors and a
Democratic mass meeting.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-03
THE WEATHER


washington Forecast
oklahoma Tonight unsettled, cold In
northwest portion Thursday unsettled
and colder
Arkansas CLOUDY rain tonight or
Thursday, warmer tonight. colder IN the
northwest portion Thursday.
East Texas Unsettled aud warmer In
extreme east portion; Thursday unset
tied, colder except In southeast portion
West Texas Tonight unsettled, colder
except In southeast portion; Thursday
fair colder except In southeast portion .
Thursday fair, colder except In southwest
portion.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-03
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II NOI TALK IL
YOUR SLEEP DO\T
MENTION NOtR JOH

4. ST. LOulS, Feb RI-m %
- shoulder arms, tmn r.-h q
q Forward march GO q
% So mumblrd NHrIry D. %
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% municipal lodging house her. ~
- last night ID
70 10 patru.mun l~b.dgr Nu u
% luk nu huy at the hurr for u
% homeless the Sleeper com -
% mnuds brought vision OF $50 a
- reward a standing offer FOR a
- the arrest Of deserter, from the Il
- United States army Il
~ The officer shook the sleeper Il
- aud demanded u
q Where did you DESERT u
- Fort Sill, okla Wheat Il
. craft replied. u
o He spent the rst Of the night Il
. at the police station and lotak Il
q filed his claim for the reward a
y u q q u y q O o O o q q q ID u