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Oklahoma Conserve. Resources.
OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla. Feb I

UhIIAFONIA CII1 ORId., FeD. 1S.
Taking of crude oil Or petroleum
from Oklahoma at time when there
is no great demand for the prodmci
or fair price. is prohibited in the
"oil conservation" bill passed by the
state legislature. The corporation
commission is empowered to fix the
price Of oil. the law stating that the
actual value shall be the average
value as near as may be ascertained
in the United States at retail of the
by-products of such crude oil when
refined. less the cost and a reason
able profit in the business of trans-
porting, refining and marketing the
same.
OEer-production in the state Oil
fields last season, resulting in the
price per barrel dropping below so
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was admitted today. After nearly q
years trial, the hospital authorities
are SO encouraged over its apparent
effectiveness that they are preparing
full report for the medical profess
sion. The exact nature Of the new
serum which is used by injection, is
being kept secret, as is the name Of
the inventor.
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cents, resulted in the passage Of the
bill. 1t is considered the most dras-
tic piece of legislation ever attempt
ed in Oklahoma.
During the debate on the measure,
Corporation Commissioner George
Henshaw was quoted as having said
that the Prairie Oil company had TAX
en- from Oklahoma in 1914 in profits
$40, 1000, 900. &
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New Cancer Cure.
United Press Leased Wire Service.]
NEW YORK. Feb. ia new can
Ger serum is being experimental with
at the general memorial hospital, it
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product and foreign countries must
to some extent be depended upon.
A large part of this years beet crop
was shipped by the kaiser's troops to
Germany and there converted into
sugar
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THE DATE.

The date will be arranged in June
as soon as school is out, but don't
wait till June to begin work for 1t.
Now is the time, the only time.
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Read The Daily Gate City Ten
.ents per week.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS
PHYSICIAN.
M n e,llERl nNl

PHYSICIAN.
Or. W. P. SHERLOCK,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Once, M1sonic Temple. Residence.
Hotel Iowa.
once Hours-10 to IL =. M. to
p. M; evenings. z to 8: Sundays,
II to 1 p. m. United States civil SER
vice examiner.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1915-05-27
QUESTIONS

/ How long after Cnrist died
was 1t Till PAU Was CnooSen as
the Apostle to tn. GeEtlles,
and why was he chosen?
Ind. Is there any difference
in the gospel of Circumcision
committed to Peter, ald the COS
Del of uncircuncisiOn CON nlJed
10 Paul?
3rd, What was aud is Gods
two Witnesses standing before
the god of the earth;
4th, VINO is the beast that
was, is not, yet is?
Let as nAly preachers as can
ans weR these questions ant let
each preacher under taxing to
ans wer, j1st answer one at a
tine as we want the go)d of all,
we do not care how mlny answ =
er, Readers show these quas.
tons to your preachers and have
them answer or tel! you their
reas IN aud then you give thcir
reason to US for it,
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ALWAYS Read a GOOD BOOK.

AL w "A l. u lOCuu 0OOO DUNN
As it has been said that a good
Book is one of the best friends
that you can have, which is the
Bible the Book of all books, and
the best use you can make of
your spare moments will be to
spend them with this safe and
silent Counselor, Let Industry,
Adaptability and Cheertulness
characterize your work, and then
! somebody will say to you: well
done thou good and faithful ser.
want"
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He done so. down to Gen. 20,

He done so. down to Gen. 20,
said, Gain was first horned
then Able" He says, Yes"
And Gain killed Able '"Yes'
God drove Cain over into the
land of Nod,' He says. yes"
Over there he knew bis Wife
and married her. Now, where
did his wife come from?'
He said, he dident know, and
said this for an ans wer, MAY be
Adam and Eve had 20 children
for all he knowed or I knowed',
and laughed He thought he had
me. So I comes at him like this
DO you believe Gods Word?"
Sure | do" he says,
And God says there wasent
but two at that time spoken of,
Cain and Able: So tell me where
Cain got his wife?' lie dident
laugh this time, Throwed his
Bible on seat, and said, II can
repeat the Bible by heart, from
the LIST. verse in the book of Gen.
to the last verse in the book of
Rev. and have been preaching
the Word of God for II years,
and have never been wound up
that way before"
So now lear Readers, if the
Church of Christ is the right
church and the One man theory
is right, Why dident the preach.
err answer the simple questions
| ask him? When there was at
least Is people there that surely
believed he was the only man,
and had to 60 home, with the
thought, he wasent az good as
they thought be was. And I
think the preacher thought his.
self that he wasent as good as be
thought he was.
remain an every week Read.
err of the CREsSET.
Earl G. Smith,
Lake View Iowa.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1915-05-27
QUESTION COLUMN,
QUESTION NO. IS.

Ell. CRESsET-Please tell us
what this scripture IN .ans? lisa.
45-1-4. Preachers don't walt
f)r Bro. Garrett to answer first
DO your duty. Emil Oliver.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1915-05-27
QUESTION 70.

Ed Cresset, Wno is the least
in the Kingdom of heaven that
is greater than John the Baptist?
G. A. SimOnS,
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1915-05-27
Had Preached II years

| Dear Readers of the CREssET:
If the Editor will spare me the
space in his paper, I will tell you
OF the experience l had with a
preacher a wear a go. There was
a meeting held by Pastor George
setcamp for two weeks at a
little town down in Mo-, people
hac been going regular every
night for a week, | hadent at.
tended any. The first week I
asked them that profess to be
christians, how the sermon was3
oh he's the finest and best
preacher l ever heard, | never
heard better sermon in MY life
| don't except any,"
l ask them what be said II
don't know" was the answer.
Dear Reader, it was a fine ser.
moD' still! they dident know what
he said,
The preacher preached from
the New T., stament, and believed
in the Church of Christ: And as
| hadent heard him o. attended
that Church, so l goes up one
night, knowing the difference
between the On, man Theory
and the Two Men Theory, as l
did a. that time: I asked the
preacher if be could tell me the
difference between the Two gen.
erations of people. The descend.
ants of the male and female on
the 9th. day and the descendants
OF the formed man, after the 71h.
day? And he said. he hadent
never seen only where God had
made but two people. And that
we all descended from them two,
At am and Eve, and wanted to
know in what Bible found
where he had made two genera.
tions. | told him to get his
Bible and l would show him
where was right. So be read
from the first verse in the Book
of Gen. down to the 80 & 81 YRS.
' Still be couldent see it, and he
read where God after the 9TH.
day says, God looked around and
said. behold there was not a man
to till the ground. He says,
Here don't you see. God says
there's not a man to till the
ground"
l says yes. not a man with {
living soul. But read on down.
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WORLDS CRESSET
Rev. l.. S. GARRETT, ED.

PUBLISHERS
N. G.. Garrett. and M. NJ. Bowers
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-05-03

country, but l think may say that
New York City was especially sor.
rowful. With the Brooklyn navy yard
next door to US, and SO much subma.
rine work going on on the Atlantic
coast, We seem in close touch with
that branch of the. service.
"Of course the loss of the F-4 has
brought to light all sorts of inventions
and schemes for raising vessels OF
that class. Somexof, them may be
good, and some Of them worthless.
That I can't say But J. do think it
likely that the navy department will
give careful consideration to any de-
vice which increases the factor of
safety. -E"* - 1885,.
'tOf course want to See Pearl Har-
Dor just as soon as possible. | feel
that know all about it from maps
descriptions and reports. but ! want
to see what it looks like actually II
this trip continues as pleasantly as it
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-05-03
.SWAGAR SHERLEY
WOULD SEE HOW
DEFENSES FARE
KentuCkian, Member of Appro-
priations Committee, Will
Look at Results

The military and naval end Of &C n
gressional appropriations will occupy
much cf my visit to Hawaii" said
Representative SWagar Sherley of
Kentucky.
Pearl Earbor naval base. its dry
deck, shops and quarters, will require
hundreds Of thousands OF dollars to
make a complete naval base and one
Of the most impregnable in the Pa
cific
1T was my good fortune TO visit
the islands about ten years ago, while
a member of the Taft commission to
the Philippines. ! then went over
the proposed site for the Pearl har-
Dor naval station. My return to Ha
wall is pleasurabIe in the extreme.
Representative Sheriey shows keen
interest in military appropriations
He hopes to have. an opportunity to
see how the money already made
available has been expended at the
several military posts on the island
of Oahu.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-05-03
HONOLULU ATTORNEYS
WILL HAVE PLAY TIME

In response to a request from at
torneys practising before. the court,
Circuit Judge Stuart has ordered that
from Saturday until May II, Inclusive
no cases will be tried in his division.
A recess of the court was asked owing
to the visit to the territory of the
congressional party. Many of the at
torneys making the request have been
appointed to assist in the entertain
ment.
The attorneys who .petitioned for
the recess were Castle. and Withing-
ton, w. J. Robinson, A. l.. G. Akin.
son, F. Schnack, Z. c. Peters, J.
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IMMIGRATION
IS OF INTEREST
TO MIR. JOHNSON
Congressman From Washing
ton Keeps In Close Touch
With Pacific Affairs

My home is On the pscific coast
aid consequently haze kept pretty
much in touch with the Immigration
problems that confront the Territory
OF Hawaii, said Representative Al
bert Johnson Of Hoquiam. Washing.
ton, who before leaving the Sierra
this morning intimated that immigra,
ton matters would manage to keen
him well occupied during the II days
allotted to the island tour
European and Asiatic immigration
TO these islands has been a matter OF
Keen interest to me. / realize what IL
means perhaps more than legislator
who comes from the eastern or middle
states.
want to pay particular attention
TO the manner in which immigration
Is handled here. .
Inspector in Charge Richard Hal
sey visited the Sierra of port To per
sonally greet the representative from,
Washington and others on commit
tees handling immigration mqtters.
Representative Johnson is a real
live wire He is newspaper man
of Hoquiam, Washington, where he is
a leader in community affairs. He
was familiar with Washington, d. c.,
before going there TO represent the
state OF the same name, as he had had
long experience as correspondent
and special writer He now publishes
the Daily Washingtonian at Hoquiam.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-05-03
CAROLINA
SENATOR TALKS
TARIFF BRIEFLY

eLet me tell you, sir. Hawaii's prin.
cipal industry, sugar, has not been
crippled yet Senator Lee S. Over
man Of North Carolina declared on
the Sierra this morning. The full
operation OF the tariff bill was post
poned for two big reasons One OF
these is the necessity of raising rev.
enue in view of the present interna-
tionai situation and the other is be-
cause it is apparent there lis some
doubt about the bill and its going in
to effect was postponed so that 1t
could be further considered at the
next session of congress should such
be desired.
Il. would rather not express my
opinion on the question at this time.
First must make the personal in.
vestigation CT the island industries,
Including sugar raising. which con.
template.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-05-03
CURRENCY EXPERT
EXPECTS TO get
FACTS ON SUGAR

when 1t comes to sugar, ! must
confess | don't know very much said
Representative Carter Glass of Vir.
gfnia, but | don't expect to be so ig.
norant on the subject IL days hence.
Now II you would talk about banking
or currency ] could give you some
Information
Mr.. Glass Is the man financiers give
credit as being 1.-THE inventor of anti
panic legisiatfcn,1 fnasmuch as he
fathered the currency bill for federal
aid to banking concerns during bad
times.
When IL came to commenting on
the squabbIe between Secretary of the
Treasury McAdoo and Comptroller OF
Currency Williams with the Riggs
National bank, which, il was report
ed here, resulted in several banks
Withdrawing their applications for
membership in the reserve system.
the Virginia representative said 1t
was a matter he couldn't discuss.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-05-03
new YORKER IS
INTERESTED IN .
DISASTER TO "A

Representative d. J. Riordan OF
New York City didn't fasten his eyes
on Diamond Head, and the pleasant
coast line of Oahu as the Sierra came
to anchor off port this morning. His
attention was fixed on spot on the
water marked by a clumsy dredgef
and several putting tugs. The grave
OF the submarine FL claimed all of
the congressman attention. and his
first words to the interviewer were:
do you think they'll ever get it up?'
Representative Riordan is a. mem
Der, and very keen member, too, OF
the house committee on naval affairs.
''The loss Of the F4 made great
impression on the people of America,
said Mr.. Riordan. at excited the
greatest sympathy throughout the.
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ent In the politics of the northwest,
then residing in Seattle. Later he
moved to Chicago and made a no
table record as corporation counsel
for the city. Rising fast in Illinois
politics, he was elected to the Unit.
ed States congress, where he had
already had experience as member
of the lower house from Washington.
Mrs. Lewis was Miss Rose Lawton
Douglas of Georgia. They were mar,
ried in 1898.
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Lightfoot, Lorrin Andrews, c. s
Franklin, William b. Lymer, Jno. w
Cathcart, r. j. O'Brien, C. K. Quinn
Thompson C Nlilverton, Holmes, Stan.
ley & Olson; A. A. Wilder; Frear,
Prosser, Anderson & Marx, Alexander
Lindsay, Jr., E. A. Mott-Smith, w. G.
Middlediteh, Alexander d. Larnach,
Smith, Warren, Hemenway G Sutton,
Biting & Ozawa, ]. T. De Bolt, r.
w Breckons.
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WIFE OF SENATOR LEWIS
WITH VISITING PARTY

Mrs. James Hamilton Lewis, who
is among the members of the con-
gressional party, is the wife of SEN
ator Lewis of Illinois. one of the we'll
known Democratic leaders. Senator
Lewis for many years was promiR-
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-05-03

Two-thirds of Jones makeup Is
curiosity, the other third wit. A short
time ago he met his neighbor proudly
displaying valuable horse. THAT Is
a fine horse you have there, Brown.
he exclaimed cordially. How much
did YOU give for him?"2 II gave my
note" was the crisp rejoinder. Well,
you got him. cheap said Jones,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-05-03
COFFEE AND TOAST

FL GriIstovo will prepare and you
can serve, the morning toast and cot.
fee; and neither Of you need leave
the table. An effective "time-and-step
saver" indeed is e. GriIstoVo. The
toast is crisp, and the coffee hot
when served from Fl GriIstovo d.
RECT. ~.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-05-03

FL GriIstovo is an any
hour, any-meaI stove;
from breakfast to the
midnight smack" - and
between meals.
Use any Of your regu-
lar dishes on EI GriIsto-
vo. A special, extra
deep Underdish, with a
removable broiIing grid, is
provided for cooking be-
low the coils. There is a
reflector which throws
all the heat up or down,
when only one operation
is being performed.
We will gladly demon
strate this latest Gel" Of
the Hotpoint family when
you call.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-05-03

A West Virginia darby. a black
smith, recently announced change
in his business as follows: Notice
De copardnership heretofore resisting
between me and Nose Skinner is here
by resolved Dem what owes de firm
will settle wild me. and dem what de
firm owes will settle wild Nose. =
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WAFFLEs AND BACON

The steady, evenly distributed heat
of 81 GriIstovo turns out tender,
creamy, nicely Drowned waffIes. And
at the same time, bacon craekIes to
completion in the underdish. 49,.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-05-03

Two hundred inmates Of the Chicago
State hospital for the rinsane were
rescued from a. fire that destroyed an
annex. The loss is estimated at $780,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-05-03

The Governor of Hawaii
cordially invites the citizens and public
to meet the visiting
United States Senators
and Representatives and Party
at reception in the throne room
of the Capitol Building
Monday evening, May third, at eight o'clock
followed by Grand Ball
in the National Guard Armory
at eisht-thirty o'clock
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has begun, everyone on it is indeed
lucky" - -. 49, T..
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We Will Sell
the Famous
Hotpoint
Iron for $500

COMMENCING MAY 3rd
Il is the iron over two million
women have chosen, on the ba-
sis of QUALITY alone. u. has
set the standard for over TEN
years. = .
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STEAK AND POTATOES
There Is real delight in weIl-eook.
ed steak, with fried potatoes-if serv-
: ed PIPING HOT. e Grilstovo 10
IDEAL for the cooking, and serving
HoT-of this appetizins combination.
The Red Cloud chief., 1915-02-18

Names Is Names.
ID. Light runs a grocery store in Gin
cinnati.
The Red Cloud chief., 1915-02-18
Mulched
Seed Potatoes

Northern grown seed tubers ordi
narily retail for about % per cent
more than home grown tubers. The
estimated cost of producing seed
tnbers by muIching is $40 to sl2 an
acre more than the cost of producing
them by cultivation, but n mulched
seed plat will ordinarily yield about
% per cent more seed tuoers an acre
than will a cultivated seed plat. The
cost of "a busbel is, therefore, not
greatly different for the two methods.
The grover van produce high. class
seed tubers at home by mulchiug at "A
cost somewhat less than he can buy
northern grown seed of equal quality
1t is recommended to mulch n few
of potatoes along one side of a
field to furnish seed for next year
crop. The mulch should be abou,
inches deep after settling and
may consist of hay, straw, stable litter
Dr other coarse material free from
grain or noxious weed seeds. '-Bulle.
in on "lome Mulched vs.. Northern
Seed Potatoes for Eastern Nebraska"
Experiment Station.
The Red Cloud chief., 1915-02-18
Creating A Fresh Egg Supply

The long-sufferiDg local grocer in
some communities has "A hard PROPOSE.
ton to sell the consumer strictly frssh
eggs from those that are often offered
him. lie would like to buy better eggs
and could afford to pay more for them
If eggs of certified quality we're offered
in such numbers that he could build
up Il fresh egg trade. 1t Is held by the
department of farm management at
the University Farm that practically
the only way hat the consumer may
get satisfaction land get eggs that in
the long run will really be cheaper de-
spite the fact that they may cost Il little
more), the only way that the merchant
may make Il fair profit, and the only
way the farmer may get what fresh
eggs are worth is to cooperate. If an
association of several egg producers
will agree to furnish eggs bearing the
date of laying on each egg, together
with the ann or number of the pro-
ducer, and furnish them regularly and
in such quantities that they may be
in the market, there seems
doubt that il would work All
economic benefit for the entire com.
munity.
The Red Cloud chief., 1915-02-18
Luke Mcluke Saws:

&uk0 WCIuko says:
You a make a woman madden BY
ignoring her than you can by calling
her names.
When a girl marries she usually
loses a good friend and gets a grouchy
boarder.
Politics is one of our most popular
sports because you can talk 1t all day
and not know a blame thing about it.
When they are engaged they i'm.
agine that they can get along with
II chair when they go to %housekeeb.
ing. But after they have been maj.
ried for awhile they want two differ.
ent parlOr suits.
The lad who loafs around and owes
everybody In town Is the same fellow
who is deeply worried because the
Panama canal isn't paying expenses.
The old fashioned poker player who
used to walk around his chair to
change his luck now has a son who
can deal a diamond from the bottom
when his stack gets low.
Before he gets her he thinks she is a
humming bird. After he gets her be
discovers that she II q screech owl
Conscience inay help some. But the
fear Of getting caught II what keeps
most OF u straight
A woman may have no aim In life.
But she always seems TO hit the target
when she starts out to shoot Friend
Husband.
There isn't any fun in fishing II you
have to catch hsh for a living.
Before she gets him she believes all
he tells her about his prowess as an
athlete. After she gets him she dis,
covers that about the only sport he ex.
cells In is throwing the bull.
Once in awhile father will play foxy
when he comes home with a fine bun
on, and he will carefully hide his mon.
ey SO mother won't find II. And then
he will get up with a big head and a
dazed feeling and stall around for an
hour trying to remember where he hid
the blame money.
Tho first baby gets a silver mug, n
gold ring, an ivory rattle and about
$500 worth Of fine baby clothes. But
the sixth baby is lucky II 1t gets two
bibs end a ten cent box Of corn.
starch.
The Red Cloud chief., 1915-02-18
PIacjCo the Credit.

luke wrote the following paragraph
some years ago. and it appeared In his
column. Since then 1t has been going
the rounds credited to almost every
publication In the country. Here il Is:
zone morning father missed some
money Out OF his clothes and though,
mother mad frisked him during the
night. SO, while mother was busy In
another room. fnrher went through her
hand bag in , .Irch of his coin. He
round a receipled milk bill, an unpaid
ice bill, a big hunk of prepared chalk,
"a powder pun, W coupons six months
old. representing the last time he had
taken her to. the theater; a button
hook. six samples of dress goods. q
clipping containing Gene Fields Lit.
tile Boy Blue" II sample OF taIcum pow.
der. II Of the baby's mittens, an old
tintype Of himself taken before mar.
riage and I cents In coin. And father
felt 50 mean that he kicked himself all
day"
The Red Cloud chief., 1915-02-18
Fairy Tales.

PLEASED to meet you"
81 had to work late"
u can take Il drink or Iet II alone"
MY. isn't your baby pretty"
I'VE have never had Il quarrel since
we were married"
The Red Cloud chief., 1915-02-18
Sure.

1T may seem queer" said Mr.. Burke.
But you cnn bet it's SO;
An idle rumor does more work
Than anything | know"