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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-17
THEY GIVE FORD CARS
Rival Universities Provide Ambulanres
For Use Of Red Cross Society ON
European Bsttlefields.

Two universities that have for years
been rivals, the students NJ which ure
the sons NJ former students and 20 tO
the different schools with the spirit VI
rivalry born In them, recently united
upon two points for probably the first
time In the history Of the two mstiu.
tions These two points were that
first, they wanted to help the sufferers
In Europe by giving amhulNnces To the
Red Cross society, aud second, that
these umbulauccs should I've the best
Obtainablc, hence the Ford.
In this wuy Harvard University has
presented five uud Yule twelve Ford
RmbulanCes for service I'm the European
war. These same machines are In all
probability now doing heroic service on
European field, uf battle, working
under adverse conditions, hut with the
characteristic Ford service and stabll
ity keeping them at theit work.
This act the first ever performed hy
the two rival universities In unity. was
done through u desire that cropped out
In both schools at the same time 10 In
some manner alleviate the suffering of
the wounded upon the European battle
fields The Presentation of the nine
teen ambulnnccs was the result. The
bodies OF these cnrs we're made by car
riage makers and placed upon Ford
chassis. The cover ls OF durable khaki
and the bodies ARE W placed IN TO yet
the best balance that will make m,
cars ride lightly upon the chassls
Stretchers for three men are included
In the equipment
The name NJ the university making
the presentation is painted on the sides
VI the car In large letters. The red
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-17
CART ERCAR FEATURE
Claims Made for the Gearless Trans
mission Of Cartercar Prove to BE u
Good Selling Factor

The gcarlcss transmission. cNclu-
s,yely Curtcrcar feature, and one
of the best drawing cards Ia that pop
u'ar machine, has been more thor
oughly than ever tested during the
past year and with the issue Of the
1913 Curtrrcar II is more thoroughly
explained than ever before The SHAW
Motor company, Oklahoma city agent
Of that machine, Is now showing the
two 1918 models, roadster aud touring
car which comprise the only models
of the latest Cartercar
The reasons for the change from
many different models 10 the two
standard ones are explained In the
booklet az coming from the fact that
In recent years the public fancy has
changed every year and IN case
where more than two types ARE made,
the number Of different models can.
not be accurately gauged The result
has been an over production Of some
bodies and an unavoidable shortage of
others The curtailment uf varieties
NJ styles win result In n conservation
of energy in all departments of the
big Cartercnr factory aud more con.
centratlon will In this way been put
ON the two models
That the Cartcrcar this year Is the
result Of more than a decade " build
Ing for the future and Is not In any
sense Il car built hurricdly for show
purposes is an assertion NJ the Car.
ttrcar company The beautiful lines
Of the new machine classrd us Model
9, combined with the evider-A super.
iorlty of the gcarless transmission and
the powerful motor make II u car
worthy Of the prospective buyers In
speCtlOn, according to the Shaw motor
and power are hut few of the claims
agents Price reliability. sturdiness
that are made Tor this car
This company win receive q carload
Of Metz ears In few days
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-17
THE LYRIC.

The bill presented at the Lyric for
the last half Of this week is a trlflc
shorter in the number of acts, but the
character VI the show well makes up
for THIS deflclency caused 10y the can
collation. of one act Harry Gilbert
one " vaudeville most ioyiHl enter
miucrs, has IA clever line Of humor
that meets instant approval, creating
Il flood Of laughter His songs which
are original, are rendered In a man.
ucr that will please every one. Fields
Wlurhill and Green are hcudIlncrs ON
the program and they viii prove to
be- the original merry makers They
style their offering the Three Nuts. '
and you will agree that the title ot
their net is well chosen one NJ the
most pleasing musical offering, pre-
,entrd here In some time will be- found
IN the vehicle of kcIls and llullmr
Miss kclls has a wonderful voice and
will delight the audience with a pro
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-17
DETROITERS IN A
GREAT pHOTOPLAY

"A Fair Deal phutopluy pro.
duced 10y the o. h Film Munufuctur.
Ing company of this city Tor the r. r.
Foster company, state agents for the
Detroltcr automobile proved an imme
dintc hit at Il preliminary shewing
given for newspaper men and uctors
lat the Empress this morning. The
pictures were taken In aud around OK.
Iahoma city and have In different
pnrts well known oklahoma city pro.
pie The plot n intensely interesting
The 1000 feet Of film In reality yo.
rniiouNl sennrio, was pictured ana pro
duced by oklahoma city people
Through the efforts Of the film pro.
ducers the playlet hna been entered
on the Universal circuit which will
line the film up for presentation in
NJ per cent Of the moving picture
shows ~ the state According ~ 4. H.
Turner, manager Of the film company.
II will be shown In POO theatres I'm this
state. The film will be- presented here
at the Empress on Friday, March 10
Its first appearance will he at Tulsa
tomorrow. In addition 10 the showing
In this state, thirty cities equally d.
vided between Missouri, Arkansas and
Kansas will see the picture.
The story * mainly woven 10 show
the supremacy of the Drtrolter
eight over inferior cars. OkIaho
ma City's well known comedian. Bert
Lewis, is In the part " humorous
character, and produces many laugh,
In the comparatively short film. IN,
DetrOlter plays the leading role In IN,
fllm and with r l. Foster. state
agent for that car demonstrates It,
ability 4 large number VI excellent
views Of the Detroltcr motors auC
other parts are given with dc-crip
tlons and the power NJ the car showr
10y Its ability to speed through IN,
deepest mud A system of cardboard
arrows is used 10 indicate the differ
cnt Views Of all parts Of the chassi,
aud parts are shown
Views " the oklahoma state Fair
Northeast park and other points " In
tcrest and beauty IN and around IN,
city are shown Although strictly M
advertising film for the Detroiter. IN,
Interest Is held In the vein Of stur,
| that runs through the scenes.
A feature OF the film was the ad
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-17
IT Is MOST RELIABLE
Rauch.lAng Electric Is Meeting
With Much Favor Among Buyers
in Oklahoma City and the State

The Electric Service company Of
which A. H. Street IS manager has
the Oklahoma agency for the Ranch
and Lang electric which was first
presented to this city six weeks ago.
This Is the oldest electric automobile
building organization In the United
States, according to claims mndc by
the agents, and the new ear il mas.
tcrpiecc IN electric vehicle mnnufnc-
turc In addition to being the Oldest
electric ON the market II Is the most
reliable said Street
Many features Of electric vehicle
equipnge that have been neglected by
other makers of cars Of this kind are
strikingly original in the construction
Of the Rauch Lang machines. A mum.
Der Of varieties, reasonable In regard
to price In comparison to other cleo
tries, are included In the output VI
the company
Although hut recently established
here, the Electric Service company
has become firmly established and
conditions are good for the electric
machine here, II Is believed
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-17

cral after his study of the complaint
OF the New York sun is Of course,
highly gratifying TO the membership
of the organization.
1t Is the more gratifying because
II was the result OF long, careful
and searching scrutiny by Che depart
meut Of justice Of the object and form
OF the Organization. It's scOpe aud It's
methods
1T is convincing proof Of the utter
lack of foundation OF such attacks AS
that Of the sun that such au inyestl
cation found nothing In the methods
aud practices of the organization
properly subject to the attacks made
hy the sun and nothing In It's bylaws
at all objectionable save one section,
provision similar to which had been
upheld many years ugo by the high
set court of New York that has been
a dead letter and never operative IN
any sense since its adoption at the
time the present organization was
formed In 1900
"Tu those Of Us who have had the
responsibility Of the conduct OF the
Associated Press, this opinion Of At
torney General Gregory Is more pleas
inc because he has accepted the Suns
contontion though with some doubt
that a Full responsibility attached TO
the organization under the antitrust
law, and has, therefore, based his
scrutiny and his eNoneralon upon the
Suns own contention.
Those charged with the manage
mrut " the Associated Press have
ru3pn,orcd to govern its conduct with
full appreciation of the undoubted
fHrt that It's course shoVld be- not
only legally but cthically controlled
/ boy the highest standards and In this
We have felt that we were succeed
Ing ~o far as n Is possible 10 sue.
/ gcud
1T js neither the policy ~ the As.
,oclulcd Press to shrlek FOR or shrink
from Investigation VI any of Its uctil
ties n n fair was are content
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-17
SlNiY.EIye NIIles a nnr

A. s. Rush, n trouble shooter" for
the electric light company ~ Battle
Creek Mich, rides a MOTORCYCLE rOn.
stHntly In his work, averaging from
80 to % miles every day. Aud then
ON holidays and Sundays he attachr,
u sldccnr to the twowheeler and take.
his mother who Is 5s years II age. for
u 20 to 40 mile spin And Mrs. Rush
N as enthusiastic about the sport a,
hrr son Rush has been riding his mo
iorrycle since 1913 and says that hi,
expense Tor repairs during that tim,
has amounted 10 practically nothing
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-17

vertising given the Southwest Auto
Racing association speed ruces which
will be- held here April 20 and 22 Fif.
ty feet NJ film were donated 10 this
use and IN every city IN the state
where the picture Is shown an Interest
will b0 stirred up for the races, Pie
turcg of the auto races nt the fair last
fHIl help out In increasing interest.
Among other interesting Views Louis
Disbruw establishing the one mile dirt
trnck speed record in his Jay Eye See
is shown
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-17
At THE LOCAL PlAyHOUSES
The OVERHOLSER.

Able aud intelligent performances of
The Woman have established the
American rmNrr a- q popular instl.
tuition in Oklahoma city Their de
but week at the ONrrh0lser has proved
their merit and mrtllr and In cuusc
Qucncc the management should fear
nothing us to the uuiruhe NJ the sea-
son us Il season THE statement has
been made that perhaps The Won
az" wa, not the best Introductory We.
hiu,r not lSuusc NJ ANY play weak
HESS but bccu-sp the players them.
,rlyc, found their duty 10 llr along
strange paths However, If ever there
was opportunity 10 imprr,, the com.
wnys versatility, selection Of The
Woman" has afforded that uppOrtuui
ty Now the people who largely un-
drr~und the situation. ARE convinced
that the American Players can take
hold Of any production and give II
with the finish Of the highest class
artists The Woman has given an
lntimatiOu " what superior work
may be- expected when the cast is
fitted into its accustomed place Yet,
II The Woman came along with
this same cast, but advertised for only
Il single performance as direct from
New York. we would assemble nt the
OyrrhOlscr In vast audience and go
away with praises and the memory Of
the piece craven upon our hearts and
minds And the people are doing that
now They have been thrilled and
pleased edifcd aud educated, enter.
tulned and instructed by a superlativc
presentation " David BclnscOs great
est play At the performances tonight
and Friday night these two only re.
main the audience should be abnor
NAL IN dimensions to become nc.
Qunlnted with the players recognize
their splendid ability and be- prepared
for thorough production of within
the Law next Tuesday evening.
"Mnstresy NJ the Rrltcr Kind" In
line In the reading matter VI Al. q.
| Field, coming 10 the Ovcrholser three
nights. beginning Saturday matinee
| II would he permissible ~ add Min.
/ strelsy m the Rapid Fire Kind" The
| jokes songs dances and scenic sur,
/ rouuding- nll move with that swift.
ness pleasing 10 the spectator. From
. the rise iu fhp descent W tho curtain
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-17

heroes, with the colors Of the various
states blended with "Old Glory q
dirigihle balloon with mounted guns.
From the back come marching men,
whlte-clad sailors, with the colors of
their Ships flying.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-17

-Four new motorcycle clubs that have
recently joined the +. A. VI. ere: The
Battle Creek, Mich, Motorcycle club.
the Oklahoma city Motorcycle club, the
Homestead Wanderers ~ Munhall, Pa.
and the ohio Valley Motorcycle club
nf CInClnnnl
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-17

There ware small plmples
under the skin. IL vas in
famed At times worse than
Others His clothing ir-
ritAted II very much. The
breaking out on his face
looked very badly II looked
A. n II would blesd. II
seemed to Itch and burn vhsn
rubbed Ne was restless ~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-17
Automobile Neus

cross figures IN the center of the side
NJ the ambulance above which are the
letters forming the word Neutrality"
and below the words, THE American
Red Cross Society"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-17

grqp full of the most popular songs
Charlie Chaplin, king of all fun max
ers, will prove 10 be- the man ~ the
hour -Four other reels Of first run
pictures win be- shown.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-17

Frank B Noyes, president OF the
Associated Press, referring TO the at
torncy generals letter, said;
The clean bill ~ health given the
Associated Press by the attorney gen.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-17

group of newspapers to form an as
sociatlun 10 collect and distribute
news Tor their common benefit. aud
To that end TO agree to furnish the
news collected 10y them only To each
other or to the association, provided
that no attempt is made to prevent
members from purchasing or otherwise
obtaining new, from rival agencies
And II that Is true, the carulorary
must be- true that newspapers desir
ing tu form and maintain such an or.
gauizutiou muy determine who may
and who Shall mot be- their associates.
Not Monopoly.
This NJ course, Is not to say that
such am association might not dryel-
op into an unlawful monopoly. The
tucts udduced, however Ia my opiu-
ion, do not show that that has hap
prucd IN the ease uf the Associated
Press
This dispose, ol the second and
third grounds Of complaint based ou
the requirement that members Of the
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-17
FIERY RED SKIN
ON GH|[D'S FACE
Came on Limbs, PimpIes Under
Skin, Clothing Irritsted, ltched
and Burned, Restless at Night.
Used CutiCura Soap and Ointment.
In a Month Face Normal,

R.F. u No g. Mooresvills. n. C.-"My
little boys affection began with nsry rod
akin on his face Later II came on his limbs
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-17
Sample Each Free by MslI

with a2-p, Skin Book on request. Ad-
dress postcard "Cuucurs, Dept. 7, nos-
tOH." hold throushout the world.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-17
Moves IL Pleased

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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-25
HUMBERT is SPEAKER
AT COLLEGE MEETING


fspectsL CORRESPONDENCE TO .osniho JOURNAL
State College, N. NJ, April 24.-ADr.
II. p. Humbert, newly elected dean
OF the school OF agriculture at the
New Mexico College of Agriculture
and Mechanic Arts was the main
speaker at the weekly meeting of the
Agricultural club on Thursday cxenz
ing Of this week lie directed q few
remarks on the subject of the work
of the department of agriculture ana
gave few ideas on the plans of thie
branch of the school during the COM
ing scholastic year. A number of the
students gave short talks ON various
subjects connected with the college
work. Following the program the
members retired to the office of the
director, where refreshments were
served.
The Rouh4Up. the College weekly,
was issued by the agricultural club
this week. 1t consists of eight pages
of well-written articles ON various
phases of the college work In agri-
culture, and many interesting cuts
showing the work, accompany the
write-ups. The issue reflects great
credit on the aggressiveness of the
Farmers club, and shows them to
be a wide-awakc crowd. The copy
was collected and edited by DR.. Hum
bert. dean of agriculture, and a com
mittee headed by Richard Buvens
The election of Round-Up editor
for the scholastic year 1865 will be
nude in student body meeting IN
Hadley han on Tuesday morning,
April 2S. Already the campaign is
becoming very warm, and the friends
of the candidates are making a spe-
cial effort to see them elected.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-25

iee.nu0; increase sle,s77,0oe.
Reserve in federal reserve bank.
Sizifae,ooo: incrcusc, St,s5beee.
Reserve In other deposItaries. SAL
oSl ,V0e; increase, si,67i,000
Net demand deposits, $s.30S, 5ss.-
VVO; increase. $i2.S26,00O M
Net time deposits. s123,73f 900: In
crease. s2,50a, 600.
Circulation. sS7,7SS,0Oo; increase,
Sl53s000.
ID. of which s345. POS, 600 is specie.
Aggregate reserve. $570, $4,000.
Excess reserve. Si7l,03i,S7O: In.
crease. si2.977,050. ~
Summary Of state banks and trust
companies in Greater New York not
included In clearing house statement
Loans. etc, s57O,S7s,1o0; increase,
sd,7s2,200.
200. + - $500
Legal tenders 1854. 500; decrease,
S257 1900.
Total deposits, sosC, $4,000: in
crease. s13, a24, 500.
Banks cash reserve in vault, si0,-
500, 100.
Trust companies cash reserve In
vault, $f3.5Sf,f00
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-25
~ ~ =, s.. :s a. JOURNAL CLASSIC COLUMNS
FOR SALE

sf,500--S-room modern brick, hot
water heat. lot T5xfi2: 9Th ward.
,000--5-room frame. modern. sth
ward. close In; easy terms.
$1.S0o--i-room frame. bath, etc,
shade and fruit trees. fine location.
n. nth street. f
81, 00o--4-room frame, modern. com
pletely furnished; large chicken
yard. good outbuildiugs: B. Edith
street.. close In. Y.
81. l00-4-ruom frame. modern, well
built. 5O-ft lot, cement walks
Fourth ward.
s2.s 00-A-7-room frame. modern. part.
ly furnished. suitable for two fam
lilies: easy terms.
s3.2 00-6-room brick, modern; Fourth
ward, on car line. ff.
81. 760--t-room brick: modern. large
basement corner lot, good location
In Highlands: easy terms.
A. FLEGSC CHEER
Loans Fire Insurance
III South Fourth Street.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-25
Demurrer Decided Against Dormau.

Santa Fe, April 2f,--Jndge NJ g.
Mechem, of Socorro. sitting for Judge
". @ Abbott, who is holding court
at Aztec, this afternoon sustained the
demurrer TO the complaint of Harry
III. D0rman against w. q. Sargent
state auditor, seeking to restrain the
latter from paying the salaries of the
state travelling ahditor and his two
|biil creating the office of state trav.
Ieling auditor, after the session had ext
pred by constitutional limitation.
Judge Mechem held that the journal
of the legislature was conclusive and
handed down formal opinion. The
case Will be taken to the supreme
court without delay.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-25

Santa Fee April 2A.--C. r. Craner
has sunk a new shaft on the Naiad
Queen mine at Georgetown, Grant
county. and is shipping zinc ore from
1T. The Waldo group, two miles south;
of Deming, has been bought by Los
Angeles Investors. A concentrating
plant is to be built Immediately and
gnachinery for development work Is
to be installed next month. Tile Ma
,tional Gold & Silver Co, is pushing
development work on its prospects at.
stems, Grant county. Il. II. Hollis Of
Rodeo. is opening up a ledge of ore
at Shakespeare. Grant county that.
runs high In copper and lead.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-25
CHICAGO BOARD or TRADE.

Chicago. April '24.--Bullisl cables
and European buying of both old and
new crop deliveries forced the wheat
market today steadily upgrade. There
Was a strong close at | 81 TO 2 q G
above last night Corn gained "a to
u e net, and oats ~ to &c. In pro-
VISIONS the outcome was unchanged TO
Sc down
May wheat today sold at the hish1
est figures since February. largely as
q result Of a heavy decrease expected
LII the United States visible supply to,
tal on Monday. Traders apparently
could not get away from the Euro
pean Influence, regardless OF domestic
weather and crop conditions that
were almost ideal for the bear side.
virtually no attention was given to
reports showing possibilities of wheat
production for 1915 in the United
States and Canada to be greatly in ex-
cess of anything ever before indicated.
Efforts to bring about a Saturday
reaction III the wheat market proved
complete failure. In the last hour
especially buying of options was on
liberal scale and included all the ac-
tive months
Corn mounted with wheat and, ow-
ilg TO reports of additional crop dam
ages in Argentina. shorts covered
freely. Commission house call for
september was a feature of the oats
trade. Other deliveries dragged.
BUSINESS in the provision pit con-
sisted of week end evening up.
Changes in prices had little, If any,
significance:
Closing prices.
Wheat---May. Si.s4h; July s1.Ss Is
Cern-May, 1850: duly, s1ssc.
0ats-May, Use; July, SIS &c.
Pork-July. s1s.17; Sept, $3.50.
Lard--July. s10.42; Sept, 5000.
Ribs-July. s10.57; Sept, sf0.S5.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-25

Coughs and colds are the bane Of
childhood and cause mothers much
more worry than any other of the mi
nor diseases. Those who keep Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy at hand
ready for instant Use have less oe-
casion to worry. Mrs. w. p. Agin,
Bluffton, Ohio. says, II always rely
upon Chamberlains Cough Remedy
when the children have coughs or
colds." Obtainable everywhere.