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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-30
THE LYRIC.

Beginning Sunday afternoon and ap-
prHru- every day until Thursday win
b" q company NJ minstrels at the
IIl, They will have new songs, new
dmuy and You might be hard to
convince hut II Is truG-they have new
jokes Following these chocolate faced
entertainers will be two sweet faced
singers cline aud Smith Two good.
looking singers, forsooth, who viii cap.
tlyl,, the hearts OF Lyric audiences
Then come the Clipper trio, three men
unue VI them says he has been here "A
score or iuure times and Oklahoma
CITY audiences know him we'll His
name IS Falkner. Friends Of Mr.. Falk
urr nre assured his act Is little bit
hotter than the ones he WIS IN on
former occasions aud this being true
the said friends Of this gifted lad are
due for an unusual treat There Is
Il I tai OF ten performers In the vaudr
vile offering at the Lyric this week
Everyone win be compelled 10 admit
that ten people doing their utmost 10
entertain IL easily worth dime but
there IL more. Five reels Of interest
Ing pictures. Saturday aud Sunday
the picture program includes the war
pictures On Saturday only there will
be bic three-ree feature Under.
meath The Paint On Monday ana
Tuesday will appear great war story.
"ln the Name Of the Prince of Peace. "
The story, Runaway June" which
stnrts today In The Times rs a serial
story, VIII appear at the Lyric every
weel. Watch the papers for the dates
First ricWres ot this great story will
appcnr Wednesday and Thursday OF
next week Start of with the first
ones Mark up Wednesday or Thurs
day en- your calendar for visit to the
II Lyr.
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WILL CONSERVE
SUPPLY OF GAS
Continued From Page One. J

mission may permit taking OF greater
amounts when 1t considers such action
equitable
The corporation commission Is Civ
en- authority to determine the natural
flow Of any gas wells and make rules
to prevent waste and protect the pub
lie, and prevent determinations
Under Corporation Commission
All gas companies now purchasing
gas must be common purchasers Of all
gas within reach Of their trunk lines
without discrimination In favor OF one
producer or one source Of supply as
against the other II unable to pur
chase all the gas, It shall purchase
rHtably when the corporation commits
sion may grant exemptions. The cor
Poratlon commission may make regu-
latlons for the delivery meterlng and
purchasing Of gas and relieve any
| common purchaser after due notice
and hearing from the duty Of purchas-
Ing an Inferior quality VI gas.
Other sections of the bill relate 10
It's enforcement through complaints
filed with the corporation commission
and give the right Of appeal to the
supreme court. No one shall be per.
mltted 10 exercise the right OF emi
nent domain or Of locating or con.
structlng pipe lines or other equip
ment relating to the natural gas In
dustry without first filing with tn,
commission an explicit acceptance oi
the act.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-30
SUICIDE USUAL
DEATH VERDICT
CContInued From Page one }

~ - - NJ - ~
coroner wrote. IN a certain case, that
the victim Of an accident had no
relatives aud few friends
No coal miner, Mr lawson said.
ever shlrked his duty I'm protecting HE
and the interests Of the operators.
Company detectives aud gunmen con
stlnuy spled on the men 10 see that
they did not get together. This ap
piled to the sectiuus where there were
no union camps MIR Lawson testified
conditions were entirely different
Tue University of Colorado. be said
hsu promised the United Mine Work
ers Of America II would extend its
work into the coal camps 81 that tho
men might have an opportunity to edu
cate themselves In the non union
camps, there was occasionally dance
the witness said, but no other amuse
ment or recreations
Mr. lawson called the commlssIon's
attention 20 n statement he said wa.
made by John H. Rockefeller Jr.
April 0, 1914, IN which Mir Rockefel
ACA NuH luNlNN hN thNlllk llHl int I OF
orado Fuel aud Iron company never
would recognize the United MIN,
Workers OF America and that II wa,
fight 10 the finish
Must Be Careful
Two weeks after that came Iud
low" Mr. lawson said - do not
know whether there was any conucc
uon between these two things. | hope
not A man like Mr.. Rockefeller must
b. careful OF things he says, however
The witness discussed the payment
OF workmen In script, redeemahle fol
merchandise at company stores and
the employment OF Checkweighmar
who are paid by the miners Their,
was law in Colorado Mr. lawson
said, providing for checkwelghman. In
spite OF that the law was fremeptly
violated by the operators Wher
weighman are selected. he continued
the companies see to It that safe
men from their viewpoint are chos
en-"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-30
TURKS RUIN VILLAGES
or GREEKS, KILLING MANY

LONDON, Jan. SO.--A Reuter- dis.
patch from riflis, the Russian army
headquarters In Trans. Caucasla, says
Fifty Greek villages around kars
In Southern Trans. Caucasia have been
laid In ruins by the Turks The flight
Of the Greek Inhabitants precipitats
aud the women and children are said
to have suffered intensely from the
cold II IL reported that many Greek,
were captured and some killed.
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TURKS BAFFLED:
FLEEING PERSIA
lContinued From Page one }


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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-30
A TEXAS WONDER

The Texas Wonder cures Kidney ana
bladder troubles. dissolves Hravei curss
diabetes weak and lame backs rheums' :
tism and all Irregularities ot the kidnsv,
and bladder In both men aud women Res :.
ulates bladder trouble In children. III not
sold by your druggist will be sent ~.
mail on receipt ot 90 One small bo,,ls
V two months treatment aud seldom fsiis
70 perfect cure Send for testimonial 4
from thls and other states nT. n w
hall, 1928 Olive street 81. Louis No Sold
oy druggists. Advertisement
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-30

for fishermen believed marConed on
ice flOes IN Buffalo harbor found no
trace Of the meu reported missing and
1, is believed all Of the 800 who were
sent adrlft last night were rescued
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-30
FIRE TUGS FIND NO
MAROONED FISHERMEN

BUFFALO, N. y Jan. 90.-Fire
tugs, which resumed today the search
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-30

Nearly every one reads Times Want
Ads, why not place an ad today ?
Phone p. B. X 80
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-30

may account for some Of her hard
falls.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-30

The unattainable Is what most Of
ne desire
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-30
CHURCHES

N-------------------------
First tn'isd fres1yierlsn, Nih'h nnu aIi
broadway, j, Mllhn' pastor blOle
school at 10; preaching al IL aud 'HO
morning theme, lhe uospel Ol moses,
evening theme, 'h'M 10 hrmo'T Moun
talns Wednesdal, ~, WIN Jesus III
the Gospel by Matthew
DR. Herman II uulteu. pastor, sunday
school - 30, morning worship IL O'Clock
preaching by the pastor, Young Peoples
meeting 80 , M. evening worship ! 10
y. m; preaching by the pastor All are
welcome.
South Side Christian Reno aud shar-
school SiJ a. NJ. services with preaching
by Rev. 4 X. Spl.rr. state secretary at
IL n. m. and 80 o.. m.. rNnugehstlc ser
vices morning aud evening christian en-
deuVor $50 T. M
minister, SUNDAY school at no. SUNDAY
morning service ol II O'Clock topic
demonstration thursday evening ser
Vice al $50.
me-" location, Marquette H"ler 'ranl
N'hu' ana ll"""N street sunday 80
y. IA lecture by Wig, a Adams subject,
NE Ministry OF NuIr'unlNm oi Whom
'o's II nhSNl assisted 10y he'. ~
Irh'h' WIN Splfi MNHagr', bII are wei
come.
tFsi 'hristlAn-br H. p Van morn
WI SPEAK b"ih morning ana evening"
0'u'nk lnehe' ne hIlNUahs lIysl
~ hu' tue auhJe.l ioI discussion WIZ
" 'eSSuuS HoW Ines ih"urtS 'he
','utuE ua'ouI" ~ yer, helpIuI huu
pa, 'Sal | que HhH 'n""'u nave very
,I,k' len wy t'P,''''l ol HN H"uuE Pc"
,u'uisF',c' n"I lar' INrt ana VINO
"u"'u p"'" uD .N' experience OF o'h
''''
,,., %7'mnn h'AnGr',,a' 49, =, walton pas
'p' services M Ihr swedish lutheran
u' n,D' s."''. az .'" D." Young
'op" H'f''Ht ro'ua'' '. al Tue
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TO-, "' "'i"""'sl iPl''op" H"r'h ana
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-30

First Unltsd rresbyterlSn, Ninth and
Broadway. j X Mlllin, pastor bible
school at 10; preaching al IL aud $50 f,
morning theme The Gospel by Moses
evening theme How " Remove Moun-
tains - Wedpe,da,. 30 with Jesus In
the Gospel by Matthew
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-30

ship at 1880; pastors subject God st
Banquet Of. Sin"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-30

Stiles T. T. Surface. pastor. sunday
school Ht gA5 M preaching BY the
pastor at II m mud 30 y. m morn
Ing subject "A High standard z" evening
subject The Only way Intermediate
g. y AZ $50 p m senior G. r at 30
y. ~. Prayer meeting, Wednesday T:45
y m. Instead Of the regulur PRAYER meet
ing there win be special business meet
Ing ~ the church to which every member
Is urged 10 come
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-30

Capitol mn l. H--sunday shcool B:t5;
preaching II; Christian endcnyor Gas p.
m prenchlnga 1850. morning subject
ishers OF Men evening subject. "Ay
tNy."
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-30

First BAptlst-Ele'cnth and Robinson.
DR., Herman n llullen, pastor, sunday
school 30, morning worship II O'Clock :
preaching by the pastor, Young Peoples
meeting 30 . IN evening worship : 4j
y. m, preaching by the pastor All are
welcome
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-30
l2hC GaIatea, 7HC

A splendid material for chill
drcu's wear In addition, French
FlHnnclettes Regularly 12l3c,
at 7lgc tonight. Bargains.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-30

". Lukr's Methodist church, Eighth and
Robinson Rev. Robert n. Goodrich. prs
tor, Sunday school 80 a. IN; PRAYER
meeting Wednesday evening. EpWorth
league sunday evening 80. morning
theme by nr W NJ Wilson. presiding el.
der. evening theme, "Moulder " Distl-
MES "
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-30
lSC White Goods, 7ac
CSC Towels, 25C

Bath towels size 2Oxl2 inch
es. Absorbent scryIceHhle quail
ties well worth &5c, special TO-
night at 25c
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-30

First ChristlAn-pr H. r. Van Horn
win speak both morning and evening
Morning theme. The Christians Tryst."
at night the subject Tor discussion viii
he Lessons from lifes Failures 3" the
evening discourse Is yer, helpful aud
practical one, and should have very
large hearing especially by rl Young peo
PIE who desire 90 make the most "
themselves nnd hrlr lives and who
would profit by ,lr experience VI 9th
ers.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-30

University Place ChrIstIsp -- T,.r,,-
eighth sud Mckinley avenue T. r. Lane
pastor. hible school 045 a m; morning
service II m, subject "The Vlctnry
That uVercomes the World; :" endenyor 40
clety bAO M. evening service 80 n
m subject Wise or Fooliti prsyer
service Wednesday 1880 D. N
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soc Sheets at 39c

Size T2N0O mtheG-eXcellent
muslin. Sheets which we sell
regularly at 6Oc. Special tonight
Ht 39C BUY u supply.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-30
Table Cloths, 85c

Made Of mercerlIed damask,
round, scallOped; n choice OF
several designs. SiEes w inch
rs, special tonight at 8Sc.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-30
Jap Crepe, &c

Renfrew japanese crepe, for
house and street dresses and
chiIdren's wear Regularly 16c,
At Sc yard
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-30

flrst Presb,tstlan-Ninth and Robin.
sou streets Rev Phil { bard. Pm IL
pastor. bible school at $50 a. m.. morn
Ing worship a. IL pastors subject The
Doctrine N Substitution" Eyrn,p, ror
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-01-30

Episcopal, St Paurs Cathedral. Seventh
and Robinson Francis Key Brooke. bis.
op' Holy tommunclon 7 40 a. m Sunday
school $50, morning prayer and sermon
at H. brotherhood Of ~ Andrew Q 80
3. N. evening prayer and sermon 7 80
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-03
PARADE AT OPENING
Shrine Festival Will start OF With
Monster Procession Next Monday
Night.

Final arrangements are being made
hy the Shriners FOR rhe entertainments
which they win present Ia oklahoma
city for the week " May no. Ihr
Workman shows. which are booked IS
the chief attraction are known as the
cleanest and most up-to-datr IN the
business great care having been used
lin selecting only the best attractions
and amusement devices that the maj
kept could afford
The ladies popularity contest Is al
ready attracting much attention, the
names of fifteen candidates having
been received II Is expected thai
thirty candidates Will be registered
by Tuesday, when the names will all
be published, and the voting begin
The standing Il. the candidates will be-
announced daily. The prize for the
luck lady will be a Sl26 diamond la.
valipre to he presented by the mayor
on Friday night " the show week
Votes will he sold at the rate Of
ten for / cent and given with pur
chaser by many NJ the local mer.
chants Each candidate viii receive
1000 votes gratis. A monster parade
viii be- given on the opening night OF
the show week. headed by the Shrin.
ers and their band. A complete par
ade is also given by the carnival com.
pany.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-03
WAKEFIELD DROPS
FAMILIAR ROLE
Inimitable Dave Is on Last Run OF
1.-The AuCuOneer" Made Famous
BY Him the Country Over.

NEW YORK, May 3. David
Wartiold began tn say farewell to his
old role Of Simon Levi, the loyesble
old Jew " Hester street In The Auc-
t'oneer" this week, Two weeks more
and the Belasros star will sever his
long and happy association with a
character that he made famous all
over the country
There was "A large audience there to
greet him 100 his return TO New York
and ~ applaud him In the happy
scenes IN The Auctioneer." The
story VI Levi who sold out his little
shop on the east side and moved to
the splcudur NJ Lexington avenue,
only 10 bee obliged. through the un-
scrupulousuess VI a brother, TO re-
turn again lo his peddlins days, is
familiar to most t~heatergoers. II IL
. story which depends entirely upon
the humor and humanity that are
read into the lines OF the old second
hand dealer Dos Mr.. Warfield Last
night 1t had nlI ITS old-time appeal
The supporting cast was practi-
cally the same ls when Mr.. Wsrfleld
appeared az the Belasco theAter lasI
season and stil' includes Miss Marie
Bates AS the lnmitahle Mrs. Eagnn
There were also Tony Bevan, Harry
Roger, Morris James and many 9th.
ers But The Auctioneer" lie large
~ MI Warrpld
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-03
THE FOLLY.

Patrons OF the Folly thester will
have the opportunity tonight Of wit
Messing II Of the greatest feature pic.
lures Of the season when Mary Fuller
will be seen In a modern society
drama with Matt Moore. The picture
Is entitled, The Honor Of the Orms
hy's,' In three parts. The story deals
with the sou q rich man who goes to
New York. He plays the bright lights,
the cafes and weds on actress against
the viii ~ his father. who cuts Off
his allowance. The son spends his
money for liquor and finally gets
thrown out Of a saloon He il picked
up and placed on n steamer and sent
away against the knowledge OF his
wife His father becomes III and Ia
uursed back to health by the sons
wife, who IL taken into the home
by the Butler. The father makes love
10 the nurse and desires 10 marry her.
hut he finds that she Is the wife OF
his son. The son finally returns and
u happy reconciliation IL effected with
| his wife and father. In connection
with this strong picture there win bt
a splendid musical comedy offering
Easy Money by Allen and Kenna''
aviation girls. There Is good singinl
and dancing and pretty chorus girls
Harmony singing by the four GENE
dams Is a feature Of the bill.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-03
THE METROPOLITAN.

In addition TO the present nine.reel
program Charles Chaplin comes as all
cXtra for tomorrow aud Wednesday
In "a Night Out one Of the late r..
leases. This will make eleven feature
reels for a nickel. The Met Is being
crowded to the streets nightly. Patrons
are requested 10 attend the afternoon
shows. II you 60 In the evening 90
early as soon after 0 o'clock ~ posi-,
BILE. The program for today, Tuesday
and Wednesday includes Jane Gray
In The Little Gray Lady" Th0ma,
j. Bentley, the eminent English actor
Ia Charles Dickens masterpiece "Iht
Chimes Mabel Normand, the world,
most fascinating coincidence anC
Charles Chaplin In Mabel Mt III,
Wheel" n two reel Keystone.
Remember there will be four furiou,
reels of Charlie at the Met Tuesday
and Wednesday.
Starting Thursday Charles Dickens
The Old Curiosity shop" win be fea
tured. The seasons all eyentful Of
fcring will be Annette kellerman II
"Neptune's Daughter coming sun
| day.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-03
THELYRlC.

The Lyric Ia today presenting vii.
liam Elliot In a five-reel drama en-.
Titled Wine and Women" This story
Is one " the best that has been pro
duced In some time Tor II Is n play
with q strong moral attached Dick
Seymour" mir. Elliott Is fortunate IN
having a fine father and n true sweet.
bert when misfortune comes over him
lie has lots " money hut II tempted
by wine aud women and he falls.
His money he lavishes on the gay
women NJ Paris until he gets In seri.
nus trouble and IL accused ~ murder
when he believes that all his friends
have left him and there IL no escap,
from the goal and death his father
and sweetheart come to his aid ant
legally prove that he II innocent 81
the crime with which he is charged
He finds great happiness, now, In liv
Ing clean and stunning all his former
associates and his had habits.
Mr. Elliot has y strong part In IN,
character NJ Dick Seymour and h,
Is supported by nm all star cast. II
New York aud Paris the scenes ar
beautiful and effective.
The Young Namhl Family have bee
GREETING many thrills with their dar
Ing feats In contortionism and tum
bling The Three Clares have n play
let that wins instant approval iron
the patrons who especially applauI
little Miss Gladys George whose worI
II remarkable Tor one " her year,
Tulla aud Persona entertained IN
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-03
At the Thedters
THE OVERHOLSER

The Wright Huntington players ar
rived in Oklahoma City this morning
for their engagement at the Oyerhol
ser theater, having concluded Satur
day night an unusual continuous sea
son, l0I weeks, at the Shubert theatcr
In ~. Paul. MINI. Almost immedi
ntely upon their arrival they rehearsed
Officer G06' and will present that
wonderfully laughing farce tonight.
II the playgOers Of this city ever
did take interest In players they
should have their curiosity, at least,
aroused concerning the Huntington
stagefolk, who are reputed to comprise
the best stock company In America.
Not one but has enjoyed successful en-
%gugements with the most important
people aud attractions, their environ
ment and experience having furnished
them with every opportunity for In.
crcusing their histriouic strength and
for finishing their art to a lustrous de
gree
Officer 688' should prove 10 be an
unusually delightful Introductory We.
hicle II is NJ that character Of play
~ which Oklahoma city has wit.
messed too little this season. II Is n
m%irth-maker. a smile-creator II
makes one forget the outside with It's
pcrpleNities aud troubles and permits
him to live In a happy atmosphere for
n while. II has n very funny, and
yet melodramatic, story that produce,
some " the funniest situations i'm
aginable II IL delightful.
The Times has furnished the publ,
with q brief sun NJ the play, and
now the public IL more vitality inter
ested In the players, Judgment vii.
he rendered tonight. and an audienc,
that should pack the Overholscr SHOULD
welsome these high class artists I,
oklahoma City. or course they hav,
Just ended n long and swift journey
aud commence the relentless grind o
rehearsal and production without res
but they are 80 clever aud 81 i'm
bued with earnestness that they shRk.
or WEAKNESS and enter into thel
season with brilliant promise.
The Huntington players doubles
will be given a cordial welcome.