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The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1915-07-29
Madison Boy Killed

MADISON, Me, July ga fatal ac-
cident occurred here at Gas this even
ing, the victim being Master Oliver
the five-year-old son of Mrs. Clara
Harrington. Young Harrington was
playing near his home at the corner
of Main street and Old Point Ave, aud
suddenly from some unknown Impulse
he climbed pole 30 feet high on the
opposite side of the street. just north
of the residence of Mrs NJ 5. Per-
kins AT the top of the pole WAS %
wire carrying COCO volts of electricity.
with which he came in contact II.
WAS thrown to the ground by Oh.
shock. Milton Phillips. who runs 3D.
store nearby. heard the body strike aud
picked the boy up and carried him '.
ms home \ physician living u.a.
tried artificial respiration but an q
One or t3o short hr,oths the boy dicd
No bones were hroken and death va.
caused by the shock
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1915-07-29
JOHN f. WADSWORTH, NJ.

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
once at II ospital on Elm St, opposite hotel
,}oburn. Residence 142 Madison Ave, oppo
ute Leavtt street.
ONCE Hours to and to $50 o. m. Sun
ay II to p. IN.
Telephone Connections with house and of
ce With both New England and Farmers
line.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1915-07-29

NJ IA recent huainrss mcvtu. '
n.thAaA baptist Sn.ictS. the ,.H.
il 80 taanh "a b. out ~ debit "a ..
haiants m tho treasury
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1915-07-29

Several cottages AZ indhn Pond
klb4hs bat. bssn hroAsn lntn af.i,
snd Be- aes saitaet nrarls ail ih.
dlshsa Nrtt nktn
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1915-07-29
E. w. WHITE
Licensed Auctioneer

Can handle business rsesWhcr. IN
somerset County Years of NptrI
ence with all kinds 81 property IA
several different states References
hy permission 10 the editor n fh.s
paper. also T. T Goodrich ~ q y
kimhall SkoWheean Satisfaction
Guaranteed tf2a
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-11-07
In the Oil Fields
Standard Comnnnlcs prodncllon-

Standard Companies Production.
SHAMROCK, OKLA, Nov. G.-Tho
subsidiary companies Of the Standard
now hayo total production i'm the
Gushing field Of approximately $4,000
barrels daily. These include the
Prairie company with G.2OO barrels
the Okla with 1900 and the Carter
with $500. The Prairic's daily pro-
duction is being rum immediately by
the Prairie Pipe Line company,
whereas the production Of the Carter
and Okla is going into steel taukagc.
The Garter is also running so bar
1eIs daily from the Nid-Coutincnt
company's Herman Livingston lease
and 100 daily from John Markham's
Willie Ground lease. The Okla COM
pany is also developing some of the
sick acreage in the field at the pres
ent time.
The Prairic's production as above
given does not include that from the
Cleveland sand well i'm section 81
l9-l, about 100 barrels n day. The
Prairie is also running about 200 bar
rels daily from the Hin Oil company's
properties, northeast Of Shamrock.
70 the total Okla production should
also be added that of the Norramic
riEcr-hed lease, amounting to about
800 barrels daily, as it is under
stood that the Okla took this prom
erty over some time ago. The Okla
has fully l,50O, 900 barrels Of stored
oil in this field
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-11-07
RENTAL PROPERTY IN
LONDON TAKES DROP
High-PriCcd offices and Building,
Cheap Now; Many Reductions
Are Made Voluntarily.

Correspondence Of the Associated Press)
LONDON, oct. 25.-BentaIs Of bus
mess properties In London have de-
creased during the past year. Even
in cases where property is being
rented under long-term leases, the
landlords have frequently recognized
the position in which the war may
have placed their tenants by giving
apprcciablc rebates on the contract
figures. I'm the stock exchange dis
trict 40 per cent has been knocked off
the pre-war rental iu many cases
rather than lose O desirable tenant.
Office and loft-building property ia
naturally very difficult 20 rent at the
present time. Many professional and
business men whose leases have eX-
pired during the past ~ months have
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-11-07

taken advantage Of this 10 secure new
quarters at far lower rentals or else
retain their old quarters on more or
less nominal terms
Real estate men state that the big
reductions in rental values have
proved serious matter TO many land
lords and property holding rompan-
les whose income Is dependant upon
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-11-07
At Bird Creek.

McMahan, Ketcham and others
No. 2 on the Grayitt farm in 29-20-14
Is good for so barrels after a shot
Selby oil & Gas Co.'S No. Is on the
Sanders farm in 5-20-13 is good for
20 barrels after a shot.
The Kansas Natural Gas company's
No. on the langley farm in 35-
2O-l3 is shut in for a small gas well
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-11-07

Koplor & Reicharts No z on the
w. b. Richards fee in 30-27-14 is
good for 25 barrels.
The Cinco Oil companys No. Is
on the William Longbouc farm in 13-
21-l4 is making 20 barrels.
The KanOteX Oil cOmpany's No.
or the Ada Sanders farm in 23-27-1.
is good for 20 barrels
Frank Haskelrs No. p on the
Pearl Fugate farm in 19-27-14 is good
for 45 barrels.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-11-07

the renting Of high-prilcd offices. The
higher range of interest values at the
present time. which moreover is prac-
ucllly certain tO last for many years
after the war. also tends TO lower the
return on rented property OF all kinds.
as there IS no likelihood Of renewal
OF mortgages ~ the old rate Of four
of or "a per cent.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-11-07

The Home Gas company's test in 2i-
1915 looks like a dead one at a little
below 5000 feet They got a dose Of
salt water and are now shut down.
Lushcr Brothers No. 2 i'm the south
east of the northeast Of the southeast
Of 23-1S-5 Is good for l5,OOO. 900 feet
of gas at about 2,97O feet and Will be
shut in as a gasser.
The Fortuna Oil company's test In
1856 is good for 1900, 600 feet of
gas in the sand found at 2,97O feet
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-11-07

The Harmoney oil & Gas Co, head
ed by George Z. Foster OF Tulsa. is
starting a test in the southeast Of the
southeast of the northeast of 3Z-j
south, 13 east. They expect 10 get to
drilling in a few days. This test IS
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-11-07

The Okla oil company and Grundish
have a rig up for a test i'm the north
east Of the northwest Of G-11-14.
The same peoples test in the center
of the west line Of the northwest Of
the northeast Of 6-11-14 Is good for
25 barrels after a shot at 1,SO3 feet
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-11-07
NEW YORKER SEES
'UNCIVILIZEO WEST


e,ocf,I ,o rro worI
..,....,..,.u,
bl'OMI'IFllI, Nov. TO-. Ih' cast
erncr, who comes to the wild and
wooI,- ,rnst" to 500 tho Indians and
..,,.
COWBOYS IN lH'F queer ana quaint
costumes, is often greatly disappointed
by what they see, as it is ottlmcs en-
tirely the opposite Of what they nave
read and heard. This is shown in a
recent incident where George Mace, q
New York merchant. who had come
west, was surprised when he heard OF
the shooters i'm the oil fields
Mace, after hearing OF oklahoma
and the great oil fields, decided TO
make the trip just To- see the sights and
be better informed as to the existing
condition i'm the western states, which
he had never seen. He had been told
by those who claimed 20 have once
dams were just now entering upon
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-11-07

40 milcs from amy production ana win
bu watched closely
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-11-07

Want to borrow money World
Want Ads will put you in touch with
the right party.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-11-07
Silver Plated Ware.

Triple silycr-platcd ON nicke silver bas
all useful items.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-27
ELASTIC SUPPLY
Of LABOR NEED
Of THIS COUNTRY
Commissioner Caminetti Gives
His Views Of Unemployed
As To Nation

San Francisco, July 27.-An elastic
labor ,upply 50 that the needs OF one
section Of the country may be met ps
the surplus uf another section, IS the
solution which Anthony Caminetti, com
missioner general Of immigration, pre-
seDts fcr the problem Of unemployment.
Caminetti is here today to complete
preliminary arrangements for the laDof
conference here next month.
"Of course We realize that IN at
,snutiug % strike an even balance OF
labor demand and labor supply, we are
striving toward an ideal condition,
said Caminotti "'But when il IS re-
membered that there are times OF the
wear when men are in demand IN one
section and walk the streets IN idleness
ia another. va can see that our solu-
ton is practical. During harvest times,
Tor example, the supply of labor should
BE- mobile -
Caminetti explained that at the pres
ept time there are three separate or
carnations, the federal government
employment bureau, a branch Of the
department Of labor, state bodies and
municipal organizations, which are at
tempting 10 aid the unemployed Much
OF the work done by one Of the organl-
lations is duplicated by another, he
said. During the Iabd conference here
efforts will be made 10 ,ystematize tins
work.
Commissioner Camirctti said the gov.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-27
Portland Jitney Law
Is Held To Be Valid

The supreme vVurt ihis morning Pc.
yrraod The decision Ut Judge N.uteu.
bcln aud decided that the Portland r,'v
council had no night 20 pass au ordm.
1Hgr and then refer 10 90 the people
An ordinance was passed hy the people
of that city uguuung litueys at ry.
cent election. The city ru4U.I rc.
poaied obi, ordinance and passed aa.
other similar Iu most ~ los provisions
THIS Inter ordinance was referred 'u
the people for "a vote upon thy question
and iIlnry owners brought suit against
Mayor U B Nuee. 20 restrain hmm
FROM carrying 0ui the provision, ut tbr
ordinance
a C. ThaIkt aud a number % other
IitueN owner, who brought 'b, suit.
Inat tNr decision ia the circuit court
Ant appealed Co the supreme court Iu
haulIH. down bis decision Justice Ma,
kutr stated that the city had o. tight
under 0ts .huttrr TO regulate l'uyyy
1ni Chat the proposed ordinance. uu
thf whole Was far, and reasonable. aud
INun'g- badly needed but tbp guan
so mi un night 20 initiate au .-diu
au.t which right belonged tJ th, nsu
rlc
I0o other cases in which decision,
N.w banded down tv the ,urtm, conn,
Hgu H uIlovs
Petitions f.r g,benr,pp ,,,. a..,.a
Hn lang ,s Cum1gn Iron Work. stat,
49, onwrI Portland VS.. Blue. Rob
.rHn 's PORTLAND Mcneil vs. Holmes
sHf. $50 u.ph,r,,, Too. a.. VI
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-27
PERSONALS

chaunecy BisAog went 70 Portland
this morning
B. W. Richie viii leave tbs s'eA'ls
foc Vt. Angel.
A. n. Moore aad wife I0ie'sa 70
Portland today.
v Z. DeRniA, Of NeNihhvi4.s vas ID
the city yesterday
B.F. Rowland, Of Porilall, y n 'Le
city today on business
Mrs. A. n. Bush vas a passenger ''''s
morning on the electric for Portland
Paul G. Mcneil. Of Albany, Was feg
istered at the BligA yesterday
MrA T. t. schsI, Of WoIlsTa ore
is in the city for yisit o. se'rfal a. =
William Barker and ErHss; baJse'
we're weekend visitors a. Newport sun.
/ day -.
/ Mise Martha Kovplein, Of the 'hi'
eago store, is taking her summer 'a'~
, ton.
/ NJ. J. Lanway, Of Seattle, who is veil
known in Salem, is here o. business
for few days.
/ J. ". Baker, formerly state game
warden, now living in Portland, was ID
ths city yesterday
Mr.. and Mrs. Wn. Barker, oi We"
York state. are in the city visiting h!s
parents, John Barker.
Mrs. j. @. BTyani, accompanied by
her mother, Is in The city ana VIII 20
main for several days
/ ]. Greenbaum and family, who are on
an auto tour Of California, arrived yes
teriay in san Francisco.
/ Mrs y. r. MuchmTe nov uvHg in
Los Angeles, Is In ttbe city this weeA
attending TO her business interests ~
Salem.
Fay Collins ami wife returned yes
terday from a visit 70 the exposition
Mr. Collins is stamp clerk at the post
Office.
Miss Halle GeIyin, who has beer
with The Spa for the past year Wi
leave this evening for Kansas city q
make her home.
Walter Fisher, who handles The oIo
yator at the Z. s. National tauH build
ing, Is on the job again after week 3
vacation fishing.
r. n. Galloway and Roy Burton az,
again At their desl,s az the lndd s. Busi
bank, after a vacation OF two week
spent u the coast with their families
! e. A. Galloway and wife and Ialgh
| ter Miss Florence, OF Hutchinson, Kan
s1s, are visiting in the city with ,hei
sou o. II GALLOWAY, Of The Ladd
Bush bank.
Mayor II. o. White aul h.. .u'omo
bile party are today az Crater Lake
After day or two Boa that country b
viii tart homcwnrl expecting 90 aruy
hero Friday or SATURDAY
Thomas lianley, wife lnI baby aH
a. g. Holcomb, Of Grants Pass, motorc
. to Salem Yesterday The trip was mad
.n -l hours M HoI,mb be- @ 10th
ing merchant OF that city, and Nr Han
lry aworiatcd with the ua.N .oW.C
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-27

was questioned concerning The Bun
Moose situation throughout the eoaAiIl'
rumultuous applause punctua'ed we
yolouers remarks. The reporters ou'
side heard the applause. 81.
At N %. m Roosevelt was escorted "
the exposition by squad Of taNatI!'
He was screuaded by Spanish iIoue,@..
dors and cujoyed luncheon ODD BY
homer The colonel is 10 speaS e' .
this evening on "The Panama Canal
The colonel was enthusiastic A'VO.
the san Diego exposition, but would nV'
discuss the war, the German g'a''''
or kindred topics.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-27
Social and Personal

CAROL 5. DBBLE

VI Cor was connected aitf 'te Rosk
Island ioad for forty ysar'
Complimentary % Miss Stella Grahan.
wbosa marriage 90 Dr ihafles D.
Bates vii take place tomorrow evening
A. sightihiriy q ths Graham rs'ideh"'.
an Copr, street. O. ,bsfminR pre- 11pilai
,bgws, uas given saturday evening BY
Nj, Wsry piglsr and Miss Ethel laff
bers a the laiter's home, ass winter
9,est TIE gih frisnds di the bride
slee. joined IN making 'he evening" a
merry one. participating in game, hn1
"aunts. A large pink satin beaft
decorated with sweet peas and p.nk
tosss hung in d bay window 40 which
the efs for tte bdfs.r'ett were hid
den Esfreshments sefe served on ihe
porch. which Was festive with Jhpanese
lanterns md decorations Of golden rod
ivy and fern. The guests wcre Mise
stella Graham, Miss Margaret Graham,
Mis, J0y Turner, Mrs Tbso Bennett
Miss Grace Smith Mlss Diva smith.
Mrn Blanche Nirmryrf MIv Helen
Pierce. Miss Dorothy Pierce, AlH L1.
eiir Kunir. Nsa Laura EoSs Miu Ada
Ross. Miss Roth Boyer MiH Ruth
Hsdac. Miss Gertrude EakiH Niw Auee
Fslds, Miss Grace Thompon hl.' An
bie Wglsf Miss Nellie Cas'brfo. Nft
Susan Graham. Mrs. Mary Datcb'fr
I Mrr Grover Bslihgrr Mr. han.r'
utter und Mrs Mana Houmafl
Miss Althea Mootea will rr'yn lGi'
evening from poulahd. where boo spent
the week end
OF much Interest iu mgs.ral circles b.
tbr anticipated arrival .f N aayr.
Baldwin. O former salem giH BOD % i1'
ebted yIolinistt N~ Baldwin no..
been Studying In Berlin iuf ihs Hs'
foqr yebm With William NaI.aO. um
ham under whom BE i11k hrf Training
while in Nalrm. Mr. Gubam bUnr b
nrll known TEACHER af 'hy violin brm
Word received from hrf 'ulaY Hid tHg'
she lcft Berlin ihg third uf IHIy imfr.
ing through Denmark and Un iu Berg
an, Norway, from whence sbe Sailed
fof NrW Yut. 'hg seventh uf IHly af
uying on the seventeenth Nrw Bald
win 10 uow lu Ih Gmnir Oregon visit
Ing Nm haulgt Young ua1 tu,r'H.
With her She will be- ibe mft .' o.
Ism iuruds Boo ihr mean future
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-27
Cooling Wash Stops That Itch

,.- '--tct n half an hcur-not An
I D,A1'ts--egt IN 5 scccndN
.-Fi icw drcps of that rrild. nash.
US cpodlr vash - m ''1i 'o2th-
~ ilen the famous cure -, F.-.,.,.
4. .!,h is gone. Ncur hu-nir- 80
49, ..ll.ll rplieved end y.nu ks,s. -
1'e'sSaen FROM al summer sstn
j. c Perry, Druggist,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-27

troubles We can rive you = Gooa ~ N
trial bottle OF the genuine y -
Prescription FOR only Is cents
Dent fail 10 try this famous ftn.s
FOR any kind Of summer skin rca..t
We know y. d d viii givs you lhi'-
relief.
lis So Commercial.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-27

An "a in readiness for the annnnl
peuis 70 be given tomorrow by the " ~
souain sssociaiion Al the state 1917
Yrousds An unusually jolly tine -
sntieipased by ,hoss fortunate snongh
10 have lived in Wisooufin. AN "ho
sstsnA are Tsquested 70 bring sell
f1Iled lnneh haskeia And drinking caps,
also 10 b. on ths evophda ~ u Q 'eloek'
y,gistrsiion 20 take place AZ ". The
prsgrnm whieh will BE- given AZ shout
half pest ono s'eloek Dili Be- % i''
lgWz.
Esaw ..,...........4.. by Ab
Addrem ~ wsle0ms Judge Daniel
Wsbsier pfesidsn; u ihe association.
Response BY . hsr W. y. blodgett
veal solo ..... Mrs A. &. Bohfhsitdi
BEADING ....... Ms Myrtle Tlilsoh
Brsef sddfsss ...,.... g, 9. kuncY
whisiliHg solo Mrs. LaNonie y. Clark
Re.Aing ........ Mrs q A N0yss
Rending .,.... @s " y hlegmund
Peen ....yt.,.,.s Me- j u. benneu
vinin solo ....... Mise Mary ~haltE
"ny Boyhood Days Va the BadEer
STATE, O. 0, MeGilay, of Douglas
eoBriy.
Poem .,...,......,. ". I. Morrla0n
RsadiuK ..a......a., Mn Tllsou
thoft tAlk ..t..s... Judge Bingham
RinRing ...... Mr. X " simsral
Rssiihiion WITH parody ..,".,,.s
.............. Two Badger rinieu
A. isrghiful sightseeing inp was
enjoyed saturday Whea Dr. and Mrs
A. q Epplsy accompanied by their
frissas NJ nnd Mm J. M Cox. ihe
guests x Mrs Matilda Grant. atd
Miss i.Ann gmut m0tofed 10 Portland
Starring about ntfflerB la she morn
ing they sent by way u no Pacific
LlKhsav and stopped along tho f'ad Of
fsYrmi Interesting pants Grown Point
Nas onf " these Whfft Hi o hrlgbt NJ
seyen hahdrtd hsd ffiy eight feet
above tbc railroad o supcfb view ~
ne Columhia vas 0btausd Dr. Eppiey
Fupefis that he overheard one mab
Gay, "sNiilfdsnd iui ln it'" From
there ths party sent 20 LaiUrrllc Falls
ahd ihen 20 70 Shepherd p Dell Nhirh
uas sell worth ihs tip alone pic
iufssqsf foek wall and % series of fslis
sHmhFs 70 make shepherd p Deli b
plAss ~ unique eenl, sham Mnituo
nah Fails pas also visited. p0fihtd
heiug reached ih time tal mnsh w.
And Ms Goa. Nhe have hean much im
pressed uith the hsauiy % Oregon. neJy
fiii mufe en,has.lsl.r oh their return
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-27

X + = X k * X 4 # 4 y y = = . ,
+ No matter what you have 70
< sell. a Journal Want Ad WI :
sell II for you IL il can be sold :
{ \ =: 4 4 4 4 y 80 AA% n =
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-20
THE FOLLY.

The incement weather did not mar
the attendance at the Folly theater
this afternoon Tonight there will he
two more performances Of the present
bill and tomorrow afternoon there will
he an entire change Of program. The
Silyers will be, seen tonight In an I'M
excelled Juggling contortimist act.
Douglas and Ramsey have n clever
comedy Juggling and acrObatlc act
that is full Of the best feats There
is good hoop rolling and cttib swinging
Clark and l.nyere nrc heard In the
hest Of Irish comedy II Is an act re-
plete with good singing and talking
and some Of the best dancing seen
here In n long time Hendrix and
Padula appear In one Of the classIest
singing, talking and pianOlogue acts
Of the year II Is far above the aver.
age act In this line and worth the
price Of admission alone. Tomorrow
there will be one Of the best picture
programs and strictly high class
musical comedy entertainment, Harry
Rogers Tabloid Musical Comedy com
pany will present "Said Pasha." There
IN an excellent chorus In this company
and charming and graceful dancing
by Fountain The Dixie Quartet will
he feature In the singing line Those
who cme early will get the best
seating accommodation
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-20
1t the Local Theatres
THE OVERHOLSER.

Help Wanted which had enormous
runs In Chicago aud New York city
aud for the road production Of which
little Emma Bunting has been engaged
rs a star, will be- given It's first pro.
duction here Monday afternoon at
special Washington's birthday matt
nee. II will he Miss Buntlng's first
essay of the part and notable pro
duction ls planned under the personal
direction Of the author Jack Lait,
who has been supervising all rehear.
sails Of the piece this week. This will
be the first time a production has ever
been actually staged as n new offer.
ing In Oklahoma city The OyerhOlser
management is receiving calls for res
erNatiuu " seats from out NJ town nj,
ready and scores Of city folks are re-
tnlnlng seats for the original per
Torrance Meantime, Saturday night,
Sunday night and sunday matinee the
little actress will give her superb pro
ductlon Of "Sal0my Jane, which has
been Il profound success this week
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-20

Joint Resolution Would Abolish Board
Of Eduration aud Substitute Another
Commission LOr H.

A joint resolution proposing a state
tax commission tocNcrcise the author.
ity now conferred by the constitution
ON the state board Of equalization was
passed finally IN the house late FridHy
afternoon
Although thN resolution involves one
NJ the chief reoomemndalious "
Governor Williams some " the Demo.
cratic members of the house voted
against IT, The joint resolution i- by
Representative john H. Wright II
Oklahomn CITY II does not state
how many members of the commits
sion shall De- appointed but merely
proposes the repeal of existing con
stitutlonal provisions for state board
Of equalization and authorizes the
legislature TO create state tax com
mission.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-20

against the time when their loved ones
might return. Such romance Is
"The Girl From out Yonder' which
will be the offering for the coming
week at the Met with Ruth Robinson
In the part Of Flotsam, which Adelaide
Thurston made famous. Nothing has
been written In song or story that ex,
ceeds the beauty and the power OF tnis
quaint tale Of the fisherfolk Of the
New England coast, II IL as refresh.
ing as a breath OF salt air from the
ocean and Just as pure In thought,
tone and treatment OF theme. II IN a
tale Of the simple folk told In simple
way that IL irresistable Miss Robin.
son expresses a distinct fondness for
the part Of the little fisher maiden,
about whose life there clusters such
a wealth of romance. Mr.. Moody will
he seen as Edward Elmer, a young en-
gineer from the mainland, who gives
up much that he may win the love Of
his sea nymph. There II n clever line
Of comedy running throughout the
telling of this most interesting story
and Frank North as Been Cook, an old
salt has one OF the best character
parts he has ever had before his local
following. The play win be seen for
the first time Monday night. "a
Widow nv proxv" Continuaa throuvh
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-20
THE LYRIC.

Read the Runaway June story In
The Times today and see the pictures
at the Lyric next Thursday and Fri.
day. This IL one Of the most sensa.
tiOnal combinations ever offered Ok
lahoma Cityans. Thousands Of peo-
Pile are keeping up with Runaway
June. A new program viii he offered
beginning Sunday New vaudeville
and new pictures. The war pictures
running Saturday will be carried over
for the benefit of Sunday audiences.
Money" will be- presented Monday
and Tuesday to Lyric audiences, II
is a great five reel melodrama of
heart gripping interest. Money VIII