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Arizona republican., 1915-11-27
Work of a Pioneer

Dr. Edward Livingston Trudeau whose death Saranac Lake, \. Y, has been reported, called pioneer of America of the opeu-air trees ment o tuberculosis This certainly a c--- tnction, considering the wide extent to which the open-air treatment is used and the large num- Der whom it has benefited. Some years ago Dr. Trudeau visited Phoenix where he found the open treatment in vogue, though it not well understood a time a treatment. Dr. Trudeau went into the Adirondacks in 1885, himself victim of tuberculosis, and built shack in which he lived being his own first patient He coaxed a others to join him in the experiment and result that large settlement in time grew up around the little shack which the scene of the first cure" It is said by medical authority fad for open windows in of fees and homes, the open-air hospitals for the treatment of tuberculosis and the open-ar schools all owe their origin the example of Trudeau. If this true people of this country him enormous debt teaching them the priceless value of fresh air, emancipating them from age-old customs in the of house and office ventila- ton.
Arizona republican., 1915-11-27
PROSPERITY IS ALL
 ABSORBING SUBJECT
F. p. Weber Back from Dayton Con vention of National Cash Reg ister SaIesmen, Has Cheery
 Message.

"In every section of the United States the people are talking pros perity. Far-seeing business men in the north, south, east and west are preparing for boom times
 This is the word of r. P Weber local sales agent of the National Cash Register company, who has just returned from a big three-day prosperity convention of the compa ny's 800 American statesmen in Day ton. Ohio.
 The prospects of prosperity was the all-absorbing subject discussed at the netting" he said. "The first day. following a speech by John II. Patterson, president of the company, in which he predicted a rapid inn provement of business conditions, a poll was taken of all our agents. Questions were asked regarding the conditions of agriculture, mining. in dustry, commerce and finance in their territories. over 99 per cent. of the men were of the opinion that trade conditions have vastly improved in the last six months. Inasmuch as these men come in almost daily con- tact with the merchants in every city in the country, their observations mean something"
 On the last night of the conven- tion, a prosperity parade, with 5000 employees of the National Cash Reg ister company in line was held The line was two miles long. The march CTS carried red torches, flags. and banners bearing slogans such as Prepare for the Boom
 
 CT said were held in the U c. R. schoolhouse, a big hall with seating capacity of 1900.
Arizona republican., 1915-11-27
WASHINGTON SENDS
 BROWN GOOD WORD
Work Of Indians at State Fair Comes in for Generous Praise from De-
 Partment-Congratulations

Reports to Washington of the rart taken by the United States Indian school at the late fair brought yester- day the following telegram from As sistant Commissioner Merritt of the Indian department.
 Congratulations to prize winners and to employees for splendid success of Indian exhibit at state fair. Please eN- press thanks to state fair board for their cooperation.'
 Superintendent John B. Brown whose genius was responsible for the magnificent showing of the Indian school. both in the exhibit rooms and on Indian day. when boy and girl ca dets marched before the grand stand. deserves all the congratulations the department showered on him. To the various Indian agents throughout the states reserves. is due, also, a sener- ous measure of praise. The work of Indian pupils in the various schools, the domestic science departments and in the fields was of high order. and was recognized by the judges with many premiums.
Arizona republican., 1915-11-27
(Uncems0red Sense
 and Nonsense
(By Remlik)

Back somewhere in the ages.
 when there was but little light, And the laws were all lop-sided.
 and rulers ruled by might, certain doughty monarch,
 yclept, the prince of Orange; Made laws for all his people;
 but himself kept out of law-range. Now he had funny jester
 Who likewise was exempt And could deride and knock the laws,
 without being in contempt" So this poster and the monarch, too,
 Were quite outside the law, And scandalous were the doinEs.
 which the monarch's subjects saw; Till one day a lanky stranger.
 came ambling in>o court, And informed the foxey King that he,
 was an Arizona sport
 He told the King that he could win all the coin his subjects had.
 And. introducing phoney dice, skinned the King and jester, bad. Unnecessary 'tis to state. that the game he played was craps, And that the dice he introduced. were made for skinning yaps. Full wroth the King did ramp around, and cursed the sport full sore; But, from the jester borrowed ten, and tried to win once more.
 They played the game for quite some time: but the tin-horn always won.
 Until the King and jester. were busted and undone. 1 The King had lost his treasure. and his crown, and castles, too And the Arizona fellow. held the Kingly l. O. L. So the King was disconnected. | and the jester, he was dumb; For the winning western stranger had put them on the bum. | So the people took the tin-horn, and him they coronated | By playing him upon the throne while the old king they berated. l Then the young and tender ruler. established laws and modes. | Which made all busted parties
 go to work upon the roads: | So the busted King and jester.
 pick and shovel then affected, l For at hard work upon the roads
 for life they'd been elected. l The subjects deemed it passing strange for roads they'd never known. l Some liked the scheme, while others kicked. | and all had to ''be shown"
 And so one day the King made speech. l in tie which he did relate, 1 That the new highways were copied.
 from the ones in his home state.
 He told them of the country
 far away beyond the seas,
 Where the roads were smooth and | humpless. and likewise. he did praise. l The roads of Arizona, | and said that they were many: | Save in Maricopa county. | where he claimed there wasn't any. | That was a long time ago. and oi 1 course things have changed a good | deal At that time, he was right-there 1 wernt any roads. At the present time
 we haven't many and what we have are about as bad as none at all. so you l see, things don't change much, after 1 all.
 Our kings and testers are not will
 ling to take a chance and permit new
 blood to ascend the throne. They have | got to get into the game about next | election time and the only show they
 will have to win will be by using l ts..T,
Arizona republican., 1915-11-27

A London newspaper refused advertisement of Ford cars, because of MT Fords attitude toward banks participating in the Anglo French loan. That seems to have had any depressing effect upon MT Ford's enterprise People still the Fords pass by.
Arizona republican., 1915-11-27

A machine gun has been sent to the state prison farm in Georgia and the warden instructed to if attempt is made to seize another prisoner. This belated prccaution reminds that Georgia has never made a pretense of punishing Iynchers of Leo Frank.
Arizona republican., 1915-11-27

We the Italian troops have another important victory" but they still about they when they started months ago.
Arizona republican., 1915-11-27

How long ago it that American had the pluck say: If any haus the Amer- can flag shoot him the spot"
Arizona republican., 1915-11-27

So long the Mexican troops only "hurl in suits the line" bear with them. Bullets and shells different.
Arizona republican., 1915-11-27

A Missouri paper prints as motto: Fear God and take your part" It is not promoting the Bryan peace movement.
Arizona republican., 1915-11-27

Hire a little salesman at The Re publican office. A want Ad will see more customers than you can
Arizona republican., 1915-11-27

Hire a little salesman at The Re publican office. A want Ad will see more customers than you can,
Arizona republican., 1915-11-27

We nearing the end the football season in this country but the slaughter in Europe is still in progress.
Arizona republican., 1915-11-27

Nothing to do now till Christmas but accumu late the whereWitha to make sacrficiaI offerings
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-24

snid to-day shortly nftcr he had dccid
el to carry through the snuitorum
idcn Il am able tu take care NJ near
ly fifty now, and viii hulld ou 10 my
Tuilnrium MS the occasion demands
Give me the cooperation of the
churches and I win cure every patient
In the city | will make dope users
scarce and II will he done humnncly,
without the use NJ barred doors on
windows, or straight packets rnu
cure drug users, as have proved hy
my thirty ypnrs of uctlvc work In
thnl line NV snnitnriums have rN
tended from Washington tu Sun Fran
cisco and nll were successes
u am only too glad 10 do what IT.
tie ! can 10 rid this country NJ her
thousands W lrug users Oklahoma
city can be- cleaned mp. nnd nll uutSld
ors who come here poor aud In need NJ
the cure viii be given treatment at
my sanltarlum absolutely free
The plan of DR. MrKumO has re
celved the hearty endorsement of In
tcrnal Revenue Collector Hubert L.
Rolen, who has the enforcement NJ
the federal law largely In his control
II was through the nslstcncc of Bo
leu aud several oklahoma city minis
tcrs that McKanna decided 10 put his
free sullt0rlum into effect.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-24
Terrific Fire of Allies Fleet DriOes
Curious Correspondents to CoUer

UARDANElLES. Thursday March
Is D\in Coustmtiuoplp and Berlin
March "a uRd London, March "a
One French huttlcship the Bouyert.
sent lO the bottom one British battle.
ship nomr unknown as yet 10 the Oh.
servers ON shore driven on the beach
and bulwrrd tu pieces, aud three other
ships of the allies damaged TO such
am extent that Il was found necessary
to take them uul Of action, while on
the other side the Turkish forts ON
the Darlnucllrs have not been sllenced
and the LOSSES sustained by their gar
rlsuus are nominal these are details
NJ the result Uf the tremendous efforts
mndr hN the allied fleet ON March rs
to force the passage NJ the Dardu
upIlrs
The action mstpd nearly seven hours.
during which time there was terrific
uannonadc from the ships of the allies
uud the Turkish forts. The fire from
the warshius ut times was exceedingly
severe, while the Turkish gunncrs
maintained their precision wondorful
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-24
RUSSIANS CHEER
DEFEATED ENEMY
Defenders Of rrzemysl Granted Full
llonors Of War; None to be Sent TO
siberia.

GENEVA March IA summary
of uha, mrpurt- 20 bee the conditions
wm which the Austrian garrison at
rrHrw offered to surrender to the
Eu.-um. is printed 10y the Tribune.
Im following -IpuAuous are mid 10
m.. npnu made
rlrr mH nmor- of war Tor the gnr,
u..uu
Second special treatment for prison.
.... providing that officers ho paruled
.N mu troops sent tu siberia
IUru the right tp transport IN
AUSTRIA those killrd aud wounded dur.
.. recent attacks.
FOURTH complete liberty Tor the clvil
population with the right 10 leave or
" 900 the city,
Ih. defenders of tine fortress march.
u. .u of rHrmy-l ro Russian head.
quarters with rolors flying. says the
IN0wn Iu b.. account of the Mrrrn-
H.r
I.. AUSTRIAN governor surrendered
... .nU tn rur Ru-sIuu commander
.. thousands uf Austrian troops
." rN.r uw. uud ammunition In
..' u rNn lW.sIau regiments drawn
.. . |mu Tine Musruvitr troops
..N lUu mumnI N,trlau~ after
... H.. wwdc
IN. UU ur rrwmN- has made
uumI impression u hungary NJ
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-24
TWO MORE RELEASED
Gibbons and Burger, PardOned by Me
Alester, Ordered Released To-day By
the Court Of appeals.

Arthur Gibhou, aud W. C. burger,
convicted In Oklahoma county 100 Juy.
1914, " securing money under false
prrtrusc aud sentenced en,h tu eight
rrn months In the pcultcntur. unr
duncd 10y Lieutenant Governor Me-.
Ar,trr, and later their pardOus re-
yukrd by Governor Crucc. were lihcr
Utcd by habens corpus proceedings bc.
fore the criminal court Of appeals 10.
day The ruling NJ the court applied
as In other cases where pardous had
been granted by Lieutenant Governor
MrAlcstcr and later revoked
A reduction I'm bond from $4,000 Ia
$500 was also allowed hy the court
I'm the case uf A. r. Wright from
Grady county ON q statutory charge
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-24
DRUG USERS WILL
BE TREATED FREE

4 free nniurum for the cure Of
nl drug habits will be- opened In ok
mhomu city Immediately aud all nd
dictcd to the use NJ any form Of hnb.
Informing drug win he cured, humane.
lN and absolutely free of charge by
In J. j. Makunna, Tor thirty years
successful unilnrlum physician.
The sanltnrlum win be- opened
through the personal contribution Of
III. McKnmn. who will throw open
his sanllarmm ut ll20 West Eighth
street for drug users who ARE too poor
10 pay for treatment This is similar
IT, Dr McKnnnu's free treatment Of
nll oklahoma city drmkards several
years ago
Dr McKamus plan Includes the 60.
operation Of the churches of the city
nnd other benevolent organizations II
IS upon these organizations TINT he
win rely for food FOR the patients, NJ
well rs clothing Tor the moro needy.
Only patients will viii be- taken into
the sRnitarium who have nm affidavit
signed by either city official state
official or minister declaring that
they are In need Of the cure and have
no money with which To pny for mCdi
cnl attention.
- expect 10 have one thousand pa
tients within week. Dr Mrkanna
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-24
WAGE INCREASE
FOR LABORERS
CarranIa Orders Textile Factories in
Mexico to Pay Employees Thirty.
five Per Cent More Salary.

WASHINGTON, March "a General
Cnrrmla has dccrced that textile fac.
tories In Mexico must puy uhorers a
thirty five per cent inrrrnse Adyiccs
lo the state department today said the
decree was issued March 22 tu nc.
come effective April / Most of the
textile mills are near Mexico Cly
That villa forces probably arcudy
have begun operations against MHm.
murUs wu- Indicated I'm dispulrhr, 10.
day tu the Currunlu agency here The
turruuzn consul ut Bruvu.,ilIr Texas.
tclcgruphcd:
General Nulurrptp ,lufrs that he
has sufficient force of artillery 70
resist any attack hy the Nilllstas
Matumuros n J., reported that n
NinlsN army " 700 hu, commenced
Ia campaign against MaRmoros hut
that drSrrtiou- from lbs ranks have
been In great number
The state department received word
that work un opening the railroad be.
tween Vera Cruz and Mexico CITY was
continuing hut without definite re-.
suits
uioz Iomahnrdo secretary NJ state
NJ the villa government tclegraphrd
today tu the villa agent here
The report of the capture VI san
Luis rotusi by the Carrouza forces ls
absolutely false There Is mo- sign "
Il CNrrnuIn soldier for many leagues
around
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-24

... ..nH when they were literally
buried BOO tine earth and debris which
THu exploding shells from the warsnu-
threw broadcast over their positions.
Iuu uIlir- wt iu an appearance at
Wnwr half pns eleven In the morn
Ion. throwing their first shells In the
uNu uf ChonuE Kaless Their yes
.y. 100 This hour numbered four
French wl five British hattleships. A
Wflr hitter five other British warshlps
entered the bay and the bombardment
rapidly became truly terrifying ahd
wonderfully spectacular The cores
uUudoul M The Associated Press had
Hhnn shelter iu Fort Chimenllk, hut
~. MAS driven ont boy shells to a pod.
uuU uu hill outside the town. But
yuu this hill already was burning In
two places M u result NJ exploding
shells
lu the beginning the range u tha
British aud French gunners was ex-
crllput The correspondent saw n she'll
s->s~-, z--D-e->-s a-sN- -er>->ss-~~s-ss>ss-~S~~s
CONTINUED Uu Page FDurI
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-24
STREET NUMBER
NOT IMPORTANT
Weak Fight Started in City Campaign
Given BaCkset at Once by Reply Of
Efficiency Candidates.

In answer 10 misrepresentation cir.
rulated about the city hy the Demo.
Gratis. the Republican headquarters is.
sued statement Wednesday to tine
voters. The Democrat, charge than Boo
the event NJ a Republican victory
\prll o. all wards Of the city will mot
Dee represented on the buard uf ,Ir,
commissioners The Republicans nu.
sNnr rcfutr, this in the statement
III has been char-ed by the Demo
rrnl~ that II the Republicans ARE elect
rd April a. ul the wards will not be.
represented Four years ago, the
voters will remember all of the can
dldulus puf mp by the Democrats were
from the First ward The Democrats
al lhul time appealed 10 the voters
tU forget sectional feelings aud vote
Tor the best man
"Ihr Republican nominees have
Interests all over oklahoma city Ed
Oyrrhul~rr Republican candidate for
mayor owns property u the Third
ward Most Of his property lies with
lu that ward lie lives lu the First
ward
Rob pnrmu Republican nominee
for commissioner NJ finance and ur
counting owns property m the south
cr part of the city. ON Washington
street Fourth ward ne owns proper
IT, In tact nll uf his property Is lo.
Gated I'm that section NJ town II g.
Eastman Republican nominee for
commissioner " public property owns
property IN the north section uf the
city.
THE people NJ oklahoma CITY favor
clean competent men 10 represent
them regardless of vhnt part of the
city they happen lD live u The only
recommendation the Democratic can
lllntcs seem 10 have is the location
NJ their residence oklahoma CiN
wants men not street addresses The
Republican ticket presents true aud
tried men The Democratic ticket pre-
sent, street addresses and nnpal- ir
sectional prejudice In the selection M
men who win have churur ~ the
city affairs for the next four Years
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-24

War at a Glance.

What {, described I Hnuu u- u.r
OF tue greatest battle W tine eastern
ampngu has dryelUprd lu the Car.
pnthiuu- For months the opposing
urmlc- huvc been courruIuG for tue
mountain passes. detlu. possession N
which ny The RUSSIAN, vurd expose
Hungary to rhc dangr OF Invasion.
The Berlin reports -Ul 'ur present
hut.r has mot reached stage where
-H..rr fuU rllmrr sid. - uI.nlru
The French uur Otto. announced
Ilm' rHu Belgian army Nu. m1Ir mu.
along the N-rr Aside from fNI-
movement tur oul, chuu-. of note wa,
iu the Nosgcs where th" French claim
10 have occupied considerable -nr.
tiuu Of the German front
The German admiralty announced
that five ncrupnncs ma made sue
m"--lu raids on the GcrmDn submarine
plant W Elubokcu near Antwerp Two
submarines lu course ul construction
as we'll as the wurk- ura believed to
hive been damaged
The expected land attack on the
lardanrlIrs Qualifications. Boo cDnimc
tluu with the operation uf the allied
fleet probably will br luaugurateI
soon II Is reported from Athens that
troops conveyed to the parlaucllc- ON
Thursday were landed Yesterday ON
tnllipoli peninsula and that the gen
rrnl attack by land aud sea win be
mndr on the arrival of the French and
British warships now on the way 10
reinforce the fleet Bombardment ~
the Turkish forts Is said 10 have been
resumed Yesterday.
II !. announced officially ut Pctro-
uad that the German, in Northern
Poland have virtually abandoned their
attempt tu capture Ossowet2, the for.
trcNs ON which the invaders centered
their efforts to break through the Rus
Sian chain ~ defenses II T. said that
all but four heavy German batteries
| have been withdrawn from before
| OssOwctZ, after having failed IN ef
| forts 10 reduce the Russian forts
Dispatches from Austrian sources
state that war with Italy Is now re-
| garded by Austro Hungary as prob.
able According To these advises. large
numbers ~ Austrian troop- are being
sent to the Italian border. where elab
crate preparations for defensive opera
/ ti0ns ARE under way.
A Rome newspaper saws that every
member NJ the chamber " deputies
| Is convinced that Italy must net en-
crgetiCally, even 20 the point " faclng
n supreme struggle" 70 realize IN,
nations aspirations
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-24
Al STRIiN TROOPS PREP PARING
EARTHWORKS FACING ITALY

GENEVA. VITA Paris. March q The
Austrian government now considers
war with Italy more than probable,
according to dispatches reaching here
from Vienna \ number Of troops have
been assembled Ia the Tyrol aud
Trieste district where defensive works
urc being constructed
The Geneva Tribune Processes to
m'o received adylccs from Austrlu to
'Iu effect that the dual monarchy
might consider the signing Of a sepa
rate peace with Russia without con
suliug Germany offering as con.
Dceslou to codr to Russia urgc Dor
tlUu- uf Gullcln
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-24
SHIP DESERTED:
ALL ARE SAVED
Captain and Crew Of Sinking Liner
Are Rescued and Vessel Is Abau-
dOnpd

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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-24
PRESS ASSOCIATION MEN
Of ESTIONED BN LOBBY PROBE

WASHINGTON, March %. The
senate ship purchase lobby committee
today examined Earl II Mayo, prcsl.
dent NJ the Press Service company of
New York and Courtland Smith pres
ldent Of the American Press Asso
citation
Roth wltmucssrs said their assulu.
tions served news and other matter
to papers throughout the country.
Roth cmphuticany denied they had
handled any matter relative tu the
shin purchase hill
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-24
NECESSARY FOR ITALY TO JOIN
STRJ GGLE TO REALIZE HOPE

ROME via Paris March q. Com
mwtur fuyonhIy upon the adjourn.
mcnt OF the chamber ~ deputies. the
Giumnlc nlmlm says every deputy
now is convinced of the necessity for
Italy % uct currgrliyally facing any
sacrifice. even supreme struggle. to
realize Italian aspirations, The pa
per adds
with the fun liberty of action
granted 10y parliament the government
now is free 10 choose the way. the
means and the hour Vt using the
Wonpuus at Il> disposal with the flrm
ness aud prudence necessary to insure
success white the country, armed and
disciplined is ready Tor everything"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-24
ITALIANS SEIZE SUPPLIES
BEING SENT TO KRUPP WORKS

GENEVA, vim Paris. March a.
The Italian government ordered the
seizure Yesterday at T.uno. near the
Swiss frontier Of ~ freight cars con.
t0lnlng graphite sulphur and other
supplies said to have been destined
for the krupp gun works NJ Essen,
Germany