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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-17
GAS RATES ADJUSTED
Corporation Commission Fixes Rates
For the Public schools at Guthrie,
Making Them Lower.

The corporation commission Tues.
day issued nu order directing the
Guthrie. Gas Light Fuel and I'm
prOyemrnt company to readjust Its
gas rates tu the public schools of
Guthrie The board uf education ~
Guthrie made the complaint The
Oklahoma Natural Gas company also
was Unmcd with the Guthrie company
In 1909 the complaint says. the ser
vice company had mudc rate NJ ~
cents. and that In 1911 the domestic
rate of 80 cents was installed, with Il
sliding scale for large amounts down
to 10 cents for ~ 100000 feet or over
These rates treated all the gns used
by the different schools ~ one install.
lation The Guthrie company protect.
ed against the sliding scale. saying
II was discriminatory and the okla
homa Natural Gns company protested
against treating ull the schools as one
installations
The company is ordered by the com
mission tu establish rate of 20
cents per thousand cubic feet for each
separate school building iu Guthrie
for the first 200 900 cubic feet Tor
the next 100000 cubic feet l8 cent,
net, for the next lOOOOOO cubic feet
II cents not and ull I'm excess ~
! 1,5OOOOO cubic feet 10 cents net II
is further ordered that the defendant.
refund to the commission tn be paid
tu the compainuuts al amounts In
excess of the rates above established
since the first dnv ~ January loll
The above order is to take effect
April
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-17
RUsSINs GREATEST MAN.

There viii come a time when Russia
may come to an understanding Of the
debt II owes 10 the life labors Of
Count Serguis Witte. There are of
cuuorsc elements In the life Of the ma
tiou who appreciate what he has done,
and many others know dlmly that they
have had "A great man among them who
has accomplished wonders for their
cause The ear unquestiUnahly real
tied what Nitte was and what ne
was achieving, and In many instances
he stood strongly rs Whites friend
against heavy opposition.
Truly Nicholas had good cause Du
support him. Through long period
Of years Wltte was one OF the few
thoroughly dependable figures In Off
cial life In st. Petersburg, aud toward
the end Of his career on two import
ant occasions he rendered services to
the nation which we're vital and all
important; once when he helped tide
the government over the fist danger
zone IN the period of unrest that ~.
suited in the birth VI constImtlonalism
and the dumu5 once when he saved
his country from the disgrace OF be-
Ing obliged to pay u war Indemnity 10
Japan.
Thorough preliminary equipment,
careful study " the needs aud posi-
bllites Of his luud and constructive
common SENSE rather than scintinat.
Ing genius, constituted the equipment
which made Witle the man he was.
Possessing an extraordinary clear un.
dcrslandlng Of the proper Relationship
which should exist between govern
mont aud people, appreciating to IN,
fun the blight " autocracy, he did
not allow ldeaism 10 run away with
/ ms knowledge Of what was possible
In the way Of progress and his great
aim became to further growth with
ont inviting needless disaster. y,
while he sympathlEed with democracl
| he recognized also the value and neces
sity " monarchy In his country. II,
was II practical man"
Possibly the boldest thing the coun
did was TO ny In the face OF publ
opinion by espoudng the cause OF tn
Jews and by marrying a daughter o
the race. This course made him man
enemies and 10 an extent doubtles
hampered his later career, but he se
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-17

an example which must surely have
Its effect
Witte had spent several years In re-
tirement when he died, but until the
end he was still able to do quiet and
effective work for his country. II
in sense he met the fate OF all lead.
ers OF his callbre aud suffered from
mgratimde. he at least did not taste
to the full the bitterness Of the cup, for
even after public life ceased to 'ffer
him place he stlll was held In high
honor aud was consulted, recognized
and houorrd by the ear as one of the
great men NJ the nation.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-17
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-17
YESTERDAYS NOMINATIONS.

The Republican voters " the city
yesterday nominated three men as
candidates for important offices IN
oklahoma city aud made selections
for which they are To bee rungratulh
ted The voters had good material
from which to make their selections
and could not have made q mistake.
The nomination Of Ed Overholser
for mayor means an offer to place
the affairs Of the city on business
basis as far rs the management uf
that office is concerned II means an
opportunity to place In the mayors Of
flee man NJ wide experience, busi.
ness ability md tried integrity The
people Of the city have the utmost
confidence In him They have known
him since childhood and have had
countless examples " his ability as
II business man who is familiar with
public affairs
Oklahoma city needs just such II
man in the mayors office ut this
time, critical as It Is In its growth
and advancement This is known by
every element that has an interest in
the city and there is little doubt about
his election.
For commissioner of public proper
ty the voters nominated II. e. East
man over several other good men who
sought the place Oh the Republican
ticket Mr. Eastman Is known to pos
sess the qualifications that will make
him an Ideal man In that position As
private citizen he has taken great
interest IN the affairs connected with
the city and It's possessions. As post
master he has demonstrated that he
can readily grasp large affairs In ali
their details Had the vote BEEN cast
by men OF all parties, the ballots for
both OyerhOlser and Eastman would
have been far In excess OF those for
any other candidates
When Bob ParInan was nominated
Tor commissioner ot accounting ant
finance 1t was only just recognition
of an expert for the office for Par
uau is known to stand high In that
capacity lie has had the experience
aud has on many occasions shown his
efficiency Like the other two candi
dates nominated on the ticket with
him he has many friends aud there
are thousand, who will vote to put
him into office solely on account Of
hi, efficiency
These three men stand high among
the citizens and their election vii
mean a business administration us fal
%, their offices are concerned.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-17

make trouble for HOOty and Mrs
hooty, and 1t was right then that he
thought Of Farmer Browns Roy.
RlHcky's eyes snapped He remember
ed how once upon time Farmer
Browns Boy had delighted TO rob
nests. Blacky had seen him take the
eggs from the nests Of Blackys own
relatives, and from many other feath-
cred people, What he did with the
eggs Blacky had no idea. Just now
h" didn't care II Farmer Browns
BOY would Just happen to find Hoo.
TVS nest he would be sure to take
those eggs, and then he, Blacky, would
feel better lie would feel that he
was even with IIooty.
Right away he began to try to think
Of some way to bring Farmer Browns
BOY over T. the lonesome corner "
the Green Forest where Hooty's nest
was. II he could once get him there
he felt sure that Farmer Browns
Roy would see the nest and climb up
IN It. Then, ~ course, ne would take
the eggs II he couldn't have those
eggs himself the next best thing
would be tO see some one else get
them
Dear me. dear me such dreadful
thoughts nm afraid that Blucky's
heart was as black ns his cont. And
the worst ~ II was he seemed to get
% lot NJ pleasure In his wicked plans.
Now. right down In his heart he knew
that they were wicked plans, but he
tried tu make excuses 10 himself
llooty the owl is a robher, said he
Everybody is afraid Of him. lie lives
ON other people and 50 far as / know
he does no good In the world lie IN
big and fierce, aud no one loves him
The Green Forest would be- better of
without him II those eggs hatch
there will be- little owls ~ be- fed. and
they viii grow up into big, fierce owls
Ike their father nnd mother So II
! show Farmer Browns Roy that nest
aud he tnkcs those eggs will be- doing
IA kindness to my urighhOrS
So Hlacky talked 10 himself and
tried to hush the stll small voice
down Inside that tried to tell him that
what he was planning 10 do was really
Ia drcndful thing. and all the time he
watched out for Farmer Browns Boy.
Next story Farmer Browns Roy
and llouty the Owl
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-17
HOUSE BILL REVIVED
GlascO Measure Making II Mlsde.
meanOr TO Obtain Goods Under
False Pretense Again Oh Calendar.

The bill by Representative Glasco
Of McCluln county, making 1t Il misde-
menuor to obtain goods or credit I'M
der false pretrnsc, killed several days
ago has been placed on the house
cnlrndnr ugnin. and viii receive fur
thcr consideration before adjourn
meut Retail aud wholesale merchants
are behind the measure and very
much desire that II become law
The house has finally passed the
resolution which authorizes the board
NJ affairs on behalf " the state tu
enter into contract for the purchase
Of the Norman sunltarlum The pur-
chase price was fixed At 100000 Il
few days ago when the state decided
to accept the proposition to become
the owner of the institution
Considerable difference exists be-
tween house aud senate members rela.
time to some items In the general de
flcieury blll aud I, * expected that
some concessions win have 10 be made
on both sides before the bin il finally
passed Coufcrres on the bill had
reached 900 agreement once returned
the report o'lhr senate hut that body
rfu-cd TO accept the report and asked
for further conference
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-17
FAREWELL TO A GOOD MAN.

NV N'flAh W NNlAtAAh avn mus
until recently editor Of the ST. Louis
Globe Democrat, marks the passing "
a true friend Of his country. His
scholarly mind viewed with singular
accuracy the need, and possibilities
Of that region within the sphere ~
his great newspapers influence and
activities. His was constructive
nature aud Tor more thauSfifty years
he wrought day and night for the
uphulldIug Of the southwest The
average business man rel0Nr~ M tho
end NJ the day but there was mo- end
ot the day for great editor like
Captain Henry King MS there Is no
end of the day for great newspaper
Men who wrote for the Clohr Demo
Crat soon perceived the bias Of Cap
tain King which was that articles
that revealed ways of bettcriug social
and material conditions, Of treating
private and public wealth by the de
yrInpmcnt W natural resources. "
stimulating pntriotism npd ioyp Of
country, Of living decrnuy and up.
rightly were quickly accepted and paid
for thongh crudely written while ar.
tclps dcalIp, with sensational sub.
Iccts Though prpncd hy master. were
rejected Under Cnptnip King the
Globe Democrat held ,trndfnaty 10 its
traditions. md though unmistnkahly
md couroycouly IL advocated the
pripcinlng nf fine Rrrullirpp party tbr
Globe Democrat WIS rpsprctrd. nd
mired md nstrnpized iu such rudirnlly
southern states ns Teyaq
CaptaIn King vos ii plpaslpg and
graceful writer AS we'll as A strong
editor Twenty years MO ne found
endowment in contributing A serious vet
delightful essay to the SUNDAY edi.
tlon. There WIS solid page uf these
ESSAYS A goodly company Joining
hands with CaptaIn King I'm the pre
marathon of this page which ns the
writer remembers WAS ALWAYS a LEFT
hopd pnge That was time Of hlgr
thoughts. Of EmersonInn simplicity
There was no space for prurent ur
pornograpbic articles In the Globe
Democrat I'm the days when that band
Of scholarly gentlemen assembled al
its round. .table. and Captain King kept
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-17

as 10 cause democracy at large TO re
yoke and repudiate the debts, just a.
was done by nine of the southern
states which repudlated their bonds
after the civil war,
In the near future there will ar
rive generation Of young voters who
will rebel against paying taxes for "a
war in which they had no part and
was not In any way Of their making
This applies not only to England hut
to other countries engaged In the
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-17
FROM OTHER CITIES.

Manila has the right idea The mu-
nlclpal board of health has passed an
ordinance requiring that alI buildings
erected In the future must be- rat
proof
Baltimore long famous AS the.
monument city. has bought and de-
veloped It's park system until It now
has about i26.OOOOO 600 u park value,
worth. NJ course. many times that
sum 10 the people OF the city Itself
Milwaukee has civic league form.
ed hy men and women for the pur-
pose of working FOR the enforcement
NJ all existing laws and for the pIao-
Ing only " such men lu office as
shall be- likely to carry out pre- cleo
ton pledges " fair and true action
Topeka. kan, is getting into good
financial shape. The city's expenses
during 1914 were Il79,7s4 less than
FOR 1919 The 1914 expenditures
further were less than those Of 1912.
AZ the close Of the year the cash bal
unce on hand was tlS5,7T2AG.
st Louis Il aspiring 20 be a smoke
less city A strict enforcement Of the
ordinances against the smoke nuts
ancs, tightening Of the system ot
inspection and more numerous prose
cutions OF violAtors will be the first
moves toward elimination Of smoke.
San Francisco and Detroit have
pledged themselves TO program OF
municipal ownership Of street rall.
ways after years OF debating and
struggles II may be years, however
before the pledges can be carried out,
for many franchises have yet Ions
period to run
Troy, ". Y, Is planning for "a
complete change ot tho lighting sys-
tenn Of the city A new system decid-
ed upon, the officials say, will add
more Illumination at a lower cost TO
the taxpayers and will render bet
ter service In the matter OF fire ami
police protection.
New Haven. nv result ~ the activ-
/ lty Of its chamber ot commerce, has
been given permanent manufac-
turers' exhibition housed In build-
ing ot It's own. This exhibition shows
the facilities and accomplishments IT
New Haven az manufacturing
business, educational and social ceh-
ter and aids 20 advertise the busi.
mesa enterprises OF the city.
p Wllllamsport, Pa has board vi
trade worth while, The program Of 10
work includes the following features
Better system Of street lighting, ex
tension OF paved streets, erection NJ
modern market house. anncxs.
ton of contiguous territory, seourin,
an equitable system OF assessment
and taxation. building up local ndus
triaes and handling charity problem
Systematically
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-17


Worried Man writes. Let me saJ that
nv condition puzzles and worries me. In
The last year seem 10 have been grow
ing old rapidly. though only 81 ny food
ana sleep DO hoi teCuPetas ,ivns"
,nu ,. nu'e'' anI "Y ,ne,its
ueulpllnE, heeuhrnes, Toss y! p.n,,'.- upp,,.e
uuu hopelesSnss ~,
snu .r, Ho'y over ui' 'VH"''O" w"
p''"'u"
Answer. Cheer up, get well and then
conserve your vitality BY proper, temper
tablets M sealed tubes With full dlreo-
tlona. use them and an agreeable, pleas
ing restoration should snsus TO your On.
tire Satisfaction.
sss
..,,i- W yoS HA s 40
ponnS. "a ,hout ,ao ,oWaaa,o "'~
p''A
Answer: Il IL impossible 10 say lust
how much one eau reduce until after try
ing but b.Eraln aTholone tablsta Rhouid
be used according TO directions with ssch
store II the flesh IA unnaufal Jot
should easily reduce a. aesirsd.
Mrs. l.. y. writes what cen I Do for
,.onhi. nj, go @ ,nh p1W ~,
s.ya s.art hn,n .na ,nti nnao,n ,ns'
III i.sIin. 30, ,r..i. 80. .,,nsssa =,
,n,srvsis rosisd ,onsas and hsS hrss,h
III ,hs uns
="
Answer: Thousands Of people In thi,
country srs afflicted - you are sns
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-17

General George Reese has reported
as 10 the presence Of rainbow trout In
eastern Oklahoma streams, declaring
that he never saw one In those wa
ters, aud does not believe they are
there The fishing editor of The
Times Is Inclined TO rely upon the
generals report
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-17

lie began TO blame the ones he was
trying to wrong because his plans had
failed To have heard him talking to
himself YOU would have SUPP O,rd that
those eggs really belonged to him and
that Hooty and Mrs Ilooty had cheat.
ed him ont Of them Yes sir that IL
what YOU would have thought II YOU
could have heard him muttering to
himself there I'm the trectOp In his
disappointment over not getting those
eggs he was so sorry tor himself that
he actually did feel that he was the
one vruuscd- that Ilooty aud Mrs
Ilooty should have Irt him have those
eggs ~ course rhut wa, perfect fnol
lShness hut he made himself believe II
Just the same AZ least he pretended
10 believe IT, And the more he pre-
tended the Nngrler he grew That Is
often the way with people who try to
wrong others They grow angry with
the ones they have tried to wrong
When nt last BIarky had to confess to
himself that be- could think Vt uu 9th
er way 10 get those eggs he began tu
wonder II there was some way Ia
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-17
APPRECIATION or BEATTY.

There is pending In the Kansas leg
isamrc "a bill. the passage Of which
win prohibit the sale Of cosmetics,
paints, powders, patches and other SO.
called feminine "beautifiers. Any
American journal that presumeS TO
support the measures dares something
compared with which the feat Of bring
Ing up ammunition under fire pnlrS
into nothugness, and carrying wound.
ed comrades from the field In the face
Of AN enemy shrlvels to commonplace
incident OF every day
1t Is hardly necessary TO venture the
guess that the bill will fail Of passage
legislators not only have To- face their
constituents but what Is more To the
point, they have to face their wives,
who perhaps hold them to IL more
strict accountability than the public
lmagincs
The bins sponsor would have found
a forceful ally in james Russell Low
ell who once said Beauty Is most
beautiful at sixty
Contrary to the comic weeklles, the
newspaper photographers and profes-
sionnl cyuics. women have keen Hp-
probation " most things One Of
the few exceptions Is the matter Of
age In the splendid companlonshlps
ut forty the maturity Of fifty, the
gcnuleness o fsiIty and the sweetness
Of seventy ARE 10 be- found countless
offsets to the bloom aud yivacity OF
twenty aud thirty All this seems to
be- apparent to men and young women
apparent to all, save the women OF
forty, fifty, sixty and seventy, There
is little use In the world for beauu
fiers; they are poor substitutes fOr
the beauties aud charms brought by
the increasing years
Meanwhile our sympathy Is with
the intrepid legislator who intro
duced the bill Somehow we pictur,
him returning from the annual session
getting of the train nt the water
tank and going home the back way.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-17

wort ] o.; comp essence ruu.Y. o..
ahu syrup Harsaparills, uzs Nj, AMI
laEe teuspoOnul AZ meultnns ,nI
again before going TO bed
t. asks Il have tried 10 cur. dan.
utuit itching scalp, falling half ana
badness with numerous touics. etc bnt
IN vain what do you reyOmmendi"
Answer. have been recommsuJ,n,
pain yellow minyol Tor The pa,t 80,
years and scores Of my patients are a.
nshitd with the qulrk pleasant action
W 'ps remedy N stopping itching. fa,l-
ihs hht uandruf etc. 1t gives the hair
health, luslrs and yigor as nothins .I..
tons. S'sS'
h, b. writes Can you pl....
prescribe medicine which viii rsli.y. M.
sIeh distressing symptoms Of Kidney
and bladder, a. the following p.ins AZ
small OF back, soreness in region AZ h,.s.
ger, frequent calls at night but .c.nt,
How with pain, burning and n,ul adas
puffinE of limbs etc. '
Answer; Those seeking r.li., fran, .,a.
nsy and plsddsr disorders should bssin
taklnG bAlmWOrt tablets, a VerT sucoSss.
tni totmuls sold IN sealed tubss vtth
full directions
Et n y. y. asksi Il surfer from
hsadAchs and constipation periodically
shd my blood seems toe tSiek causing
hnseor and tired FEELING | wsn thanh
ysu 10 ptssbribs for me
Answer; Three grain sulphsrh tsAlsts
mot sulphur are most effective. In re-
neyinT constipation, thinning the bloot,
and removing the symptoms OF hnguoT,
atF | ndViaa ksh
directions with each sealed paeksfs
w T." writes 4 have such vsry
severe cough and cold and bavs nos
bean able TO get anything to help ne II
"a weakening my system"
Answer: Use the following and youY
cold and cough will vanish and you win
soon be- strong again. Oct ~ o. bot
tie " concentrated essence mentho lar
enc and take every hour or two. This can
be taken pure or made into A full pint
OF home. made syrup Full directions a. Ia
use will be found on bottle This IA
mild laxative and will drive the eelI
from the system.
n a O. asks; win you plsns. nr..
scribe n home treatment for a bad eass
| OF catarrh Of the nose and throat. Also.
my daughter IL affected with Pelvic Ca.
tarrh or green sickness
Answer Your daughter should begin
tahlns tonic flesh building treatment
and Tor such q case ! know Of nothlns
better than three grain hypo nuclane tab.
| lets Local treatment Ia also necessary
for both catarrh Of the head and Pelvic
Catarrh. A simple but effective antissptie
and curative treatment can be followed Al
home by buying either q two or siFht
ounce package of antiHepuc vilAne Pow.
der containing complete directions. -AdVs-
e. tisenisnL
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-17

he questions answered below are gem
eral In character. the symptoms or dis
easss are given aud the answers will ap-
plJ In any case Of similar nature
Those wishing further advice. free n,y
address br Lewis Baker. College Bldg
college Ellwood sts, Dayton, o.. enclns
ing self addressed stamped envelope Tor
reply Fun name and address must be
given. but ouly initials or fictitious name
VIII be used In my answers The ne.
scrlpuons ran be filled at any usu.
stocked drug store Any druggist .sn or.
der of wholesaler
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-17

Something should be done to shut
Of all this talk about gunmen In OK
luhoma City. lest Colonel Prueitt aud
Colonel Giddiugs In their storm OF
mutual inyective forget themselves
aud begin shooting Somebody should
send for Al Jennings to come back to
Oklahoma City to preserve the peace
10y bis presence.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-17

As soon as rat discovers that he
Is trapped he Losses all interest In tho
piece NJ cheese that caused his down.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-17

20. o. asks win you please pr..
scribe a home treatment for q bad case
OF catarrh Of the nose and throat Also.
my daughter IL affected with Pelvic Ca.
tarrh or green sickness"