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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-09-01
BIJOU is PRESENTING
TWO FILM FEATURES

Grand today. with Ina Claire as the
star. This is the first time that Miss
Claire has ever appeared in photo
drama. and the affair is therefore one
of tho most unusual interest to high
grade photoplay audiences every
where.
The role which Miss Claire plays is
that of a romantic girl who refuses
point blank to marry a man she has
never seen for mercenary reasons and,
running away, joins troupe of barn
storming players. Though she has to
go through many vicissitudes, the au-
dience is always left with the i'm
preston taat no serious trouble is
ahead, and that the experiences winch
seem most trying at the moment will
serve for laughter in after days.
The famous stage star, Harry D.
Carey, with the support of an all
star cast of Broadway players, APP
pears today at the Orpheum in the
Universal Broadway feature, Gust
JIM" in five acts teeming with tense
situations. The story has gripping
dark night. 1t is one of his greatest
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-09-01
One Is '1ln Double Harness,
and the Other "The Law
!: of Love-"

There are two features on the BIZ
f5ou screen today. Tom Moore and
marguerite Courtot are in I'm Double
Harness" a t*o-part comedy drama
This is q nice, clean playet and will
surely please. The second feature,
1.-THE Law Of love-" is fine two-part
society love drama Klaw and Err
LANCER masterpiece. Billy Reeves,
the celebrated comedy artist, makes
his first appearance at the Bijou to-
day in Billy Joins the Navy" The
scenes are laid at League Island
navy yard and on the battleship Al
ALBANIA.
The five-act v. L S. Z. feature,
The District Attorney" will be the
chief attraction Thursday. The BIZ
pou management says this will be an
Interesting offering for this company
10 surpassed by none.
Jesse L. Lasky's production Of
1.-THE Wild Goose Chase" founded on
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-09-01
successes and is sure to play to ca
pacity houses.
Tomorrow. the beautiful Betty
Nansen will appear in the five-act
drama, Storms of the Heart

Overflow crowds attended the Pal
ace theater Monday and Tuesday to
see the Sunshine Girls" Musical
Comedy Company present THE
Runaways," one Of George NJ. CO.
hans big success. Capacily audi
ences are the best assurance Of the
company's ability to offer good
performance. The bill for today. is
"a Tip on the Derby" and all will
fird this is one of the cleanest ana
classiest musical comedy shows
that has played this city.
The company has twelve artists.
mostly girls, and each member de-
serves much praise for the success
of each bill.
The bill presented today is
sparkling comedy intermixed with
the latest song hits by the beauty
chorus. A number of very good
specialties are introduced in this
bill and one of special mention is
Dutch Walton, the musical mono
loguest. The Palace management
recommends this company especially
for the ladies and children, as
nothing is said or done in any bill
that will offend.
A dandy two-part Kalem dra!Aa
"a Sisters Burden" is the chief Of,
fering in the pictures. 1t features
Alice Hollister, Harry Millarde ano
Anna Nelson. A one-reel Vitagrapt
scream, "a Visit to Arcadia" with
Rose Tapley in the lead and beau
tiful one-reel Biograph play. "A
Much Needed Lesson" complete the
nrogram.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-09-01
toned.

toned.
The contract for paving will be let With
the understanding that said paving. On;
said North Fourth street from Pike "a. the.
street bridge shall be begun Immediately
upon the signing Of said contract and nm.
ished as soon as possible thereafter +; thu
paving on said bridge and from the north
end Of said bridge to Clark street shan
be commenced when ordered by Frank D.
McEnteer. Consulting Engineer for the
city. and thereafter prosecuted diligently
until completed. X.
BY order Of the City Comet Of the
City Of Clarksburg, this 2sth day Of Aas
ALBERT j. BIsHOF
City CLERK.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-09-01
: National League !;
3 asAa.ssse&s s zee
Yesterdays Results
Yesterdays Results

At New York-1st. RI. z;
S Sew York go .....oS So % .
Batteries Lavender and Archer;
Schnuer and DOOM and Schang.
At New York-ahd. Il. II. %.
Chicago ........s00 o / 90 o DOL 8 3
New York ..2 1 o 0 OIL 2s--7 IL
batteries Vaughn, Adams and Archer
Benton and Meyers.
At Boston-1st. Il. II. Il.
Cincinnati ...n..0 90 o 0 5000 !
Boston .....:..;.0 0o1o0 10 4 y
batteries: Dale, Lear and Wingoi Nehf
and Whaling and Gowdy.
Boston .......,..0 30 i o 90 / - o
Batteries: Schneider and Wingo; Hughes
and Gowdy.
ST. Louis $500. % o o o 200-2 )
Philadelphia 80 900: o 1-3 II
| batteries Doak, Griner and Snider;
Rixey, Alexander and Killifer.
at Philadelpha-2nd. II. IL. %
batteries: Ames and Gonzales Demaree,
Mayer. BapmSardncr and Burns.
At Brooklyn-.1st. Il. II. 4.
Pittsburg 800. % L 90 oOO1 3-5 II
Brooklyn .......O 1 Dol o O0-3 s !
batteries: Mamanx. Kelley. Cooper and
Gibson; coombs. noulas and Miller.
At Brooklyn-2nd. i. II. p.
Pittsbnrg 5000 90 90 o o. ]
Brooklyn .....;.0 0 90 - )
Batteries: Kantlehner and Gibson;
Cheney, Marauard and mccarthy.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-09-01

including the new Fourth street bridge, in
accordance with the specifications now on
file at said City Clerks Office,
All bids for said paving must specify
either for vitriied brick paving or wooden
block paving and must otherwise conform
to the paving kpeciications above men.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-09-01
standing Of the Clubs.
: American League !;
Stss4e%4S 1s&sssAs
Ye..e,ir.,.lIay,. Re.ialt.

New w X .,... 90 u 10000 8 .
Washington -. 10000 O4os- @ o
Batteries: Brown, Donovan and Nun
amaker: Gallia and Henry.
At Washington -2nd. r. II. f.
New York. 100 o / 100000 0 0
washingtonO.. L o o o 90 o 1 0 1-3 10 i
Batteries: Fisher and Nunamaker;
Boehling. Harper and Williams
chicago .........o1oo1o5o1-si ! I
Detroit .......,..0 o 001 60 = 80 IL 3
Batteries: Russell, Cicotte, Faber and
Schaik; Dubuc and Stanage.
cleveland ..2o1oeooo1Is s q .
st. Louis .......0 o o o o o o o 90 3
Batteries: Mitchell and O'Neil; Well
man, McCabe and AHnew.
Games Today.
Chicago at Detroit.
New York Mt Washington.
Boston ut Philadelphia
Cleveland at st. Louis.
standing of the clubs.
Boston ..................... ~ ~ .6Ml
Detroit OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. so - 6JC
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-09-01

Public non-irrigable lands in
Washington totaling 100000 acres
will be opened to entry in Septem-
Der.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-11

wells 10 JOOO 900 cubic feet or more at
others. When enough Of the gas Is
available 1t is used for pumping ON the
lease, the excess being wasted. A
Stcum pumping engine of 40 horse
power requires about 5000 cubic feet
NJ -us fur l1 hours operation. From
d. tu ~ ruhi. feet uf natural gas is
needed per horsepower hour Tor gus
engines that are used On leases for
pumping oil wells n there Is not
enough NJ the gus available for work
Ing pumps, 1t Is all allowed To go to
waste, or perhaps some is used for
heating and lighting a few scattered
houses on the lease
The efficient utilization ~ the
wasting cg-lug head gas ordinarily iS
Il difficult problem The many miles
n pipe That would have to he laid To
transport DO FROM field would usu-
ally be- ma uuvnrranted expense How.
ever some times among which may be
mentioned Warren Pa, and Slstersvillc.
w. Va are lighted and heated largely
with rnsughond gas.
"ln general however, The oh man
considers cusiug head gas as waste gas
mud iis escape necessary IN nllwell
ounwlrus ipnormit the maximum flow
of uil into thrvelI from the surround
Ing sIrWn'
The bulletin ulso treats ~ the effect
~ drilling uci'h' oring wells; the II
feet of formation ~ woxy sediment
the history ~ the mnl,Iug NJ gasoline
from natural ms; The chemistry ~
wirWl gnt nnl many nther mattsrs
of interest along these llnps
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-11

flow, when the flow is natural. n urpp
quantity of Eus esWprs 10 the air
through the same tubing as the OIL
Where the gus finds It's exit to the
atmosphere apart from Jhc oil al the
casing head II +, simple matter tu
make pipe connection between the ga,
Ing head and amy desired point where
the gns is to be- utilized This l- frr
WrWl' done when the supply of rus
head g0s ls sufficient tu vurruut
lts utilization mD frequently when
the supply exceeds the small demands
u, the lease the rNur-, b. wasted
Escaping Gas Enormous.
when "a we'll is first drilled the
quantity Of gus escaping with the ull
from the tubing Is frequently enormous
being lu0OoOou tu l5OOOOOOOO feet
or more at times This gas Is wasted
The flow In time dimiuishcs.
When rHs numus with the uiI in th,
flow pipe the two are often separated
boy means of q gus trap The OIL en-
tcrIng the top of drum, settles tr
the bottom nud Is Withdrawn. aud the
gns flows off 700 the top Many NJ the
plants n California utilize gas that
flows with tine pil for cnndpusng gas
ollne One g0snlluc plant IN the Cush
Ing field uklnhomr. also uses tran
gas A new type " trap FOR savlnl
gas from wshrrs and separating IN,
gasoline Is described In this report
con wells That hnye passed the flow
Ing sturr and nrr being pumped MAY
/ |siill continue 10 give Off much ga,
Ht the easing head The quantit, mn,
vary from little or nothing at som,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-11
HER ART RISES
ABOVE SORROW
Maude Adams Laughs Gall, ON Stage
~ Tears Flil Iycs in Memory Of
Old Friend, Charles Frohnnn

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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-11

The chief traffic office, uf the Rock
Island railroad has authorized EN-
ployes Of the road iu Okluhomn CIty
10 state positively that the fact of the
roads recpiyershlp win In mo- way I'm
pair It's service nor IDs campaign ful
more business and hettermcut ~ fncil
tiles The following statement cover
Ink the situation has been received Il
this city:
Some Inquiries from patrons re
suited IN the receivers stating they
fully appreciate the Importance ut
maintaining first class service In all
RESPECTS, and promptly adjusting ul
claims for oyerchar,r loss OF dam
age whether incurred before or dur
Ing the reyrivrrship
You are guthorized'tu repeat thes,
assurances to our patrons or prospect
I've patrons.
with this inspiration II we all d,
our best TO serve, thr certain result
Will bc shortening of the receiver
ship period. aud It Is hoped aud urged
that the employees IN all departments
iu everything possible 10 Increase uul
business"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-11

Incidental 60 oil mining This method
the condensation VI gasoline from
natural gas offers 10 the OIL operator
aud others u profitable means of uul
ilug some Of the oil.well gns now be-
Ing wasted The most desired rouStitu
cut of crude ol is obtained the pro
ductiun uf oil r. mot hmdrrrd and the
gus, after the extraction Of gasoline
cuu bc returned tu the lrHsed area "a
drive pumps or into pipe llues for
uses to which natural gus Is ordinarily
put generally with IT, full values les
ecucd only IN slight degree The ou
thur~ say.
separate From OH
"Gu. may be found Ia snnd and
separate from oil II may hc found
m more than ono sund separate from
the oll. or the gus sand may hr Just
above and In contact with the oil
saud given sand may produce ul
and gns In one place and iu another
pnrt Of territory gns only.
Gas may come from the snmp sand
ns the oil itself II is this manner
of occurrence of gas aud oil that IN,
authors desire 10 emphasize for nm
der these conditions the gus Is IRE.
Quenty mixed with enough of the gas
oline constituents Of the OH 10 war
rant the erection " plant for m,
purpose " condcnsing the gasoline
"The gus usually finds lts way T.,
the atmosphere through the space he
tween the casing Of the well and m,
tubing inserted tor the removal Of IN,
OIL This gus is tho so.tAlled 'casinl
head gas At the beginning OF an OF
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-11
From Thin to Plump
Girls

The expressions OF happiness and graft
g.. 40 200 ui lls Young lady patients
for whom he prescribed the recently sue
tessful flesh forming product known as
three gtRin hypo .nucBue tablets. is re.
lated by a physician In one OF the medl.
cal publications aud lt comes as q surprise
10 the ordinary lnyman 10 learn the heart
throbs of distress which seems 20 effect
so many Young people who are abnormal
" thin Also 10 know that the weight
an be 40 readily increased by the nss
regumrlJ for severul months, of Tits pc
culiarly named preparation, now obtain
able OF the best physicians aud apothe
cary shops In sealed packages With CON
Advertisement
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-11
BRITISH AND JAPANESE HAVE
No CHINESE UNDERSTANDING

LONDON, MAY H. Sir Edward
Gray, the British foreign secretary.
was asked In the house VI commons
today ~ there Is any understanding
between Great Britain and Japan ~.
gnrdlng the spheres Of Influence for
their respective development work
I'm china IN respect ot minerals aud
railways"
The foreign secretary replied brief
ly:
The answer II IN the negative"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-11
Refreshing
Drinks
AND
Delicious
Luncheon
Served at
Our Fountains

If your business is such
that you cannot ~ home for
lunch, don't fail to come 10
Scott s where there are APP
petlAug and satisfying drinks
and muchcons for the most
fastldIuus
SCOTS luncheous are su-
perlor the most tempting
and above all, the most whole
some
Here, you will find always
the best cooked foods and de
hclous deserts the kind that
bring you back again
DON forget one vital fact
quality and efficient srry
ice at moderate prices.
Once you try a uncheonettc
here, YOU will never 20 else
where. Sandwiches, hot or
cold-the kind that hIt the
spot
Delicious hot or cold drinks
made aud served by experts
who have an accurate line on
your taste
Lunch and drink at SCOTS
its better
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-11

Mrs. J. y. Barnes win entertain ut
luncheon Thursday In honor OF her
mother Mrs, NJ J Matthews OF Man
nlngton W Va.
Miss Edna Brown entertained the
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-11
CONSERVING THE
NATURAL GAS
Gasoline Is Formed by COndensing
Gas Which Would Otherwise BE
Wasted.

few plants FOR nnndruslng natural
gas are In surro,-lU, uIeration In Ok
lahumn Some uf them have been yer,
profitable enterprise
The Condensation of Gasoline from
Natural Gas ~ the title Of Bulletin
ss just issued 10y the lurrau of Mines
George A. BurrcIl Innk NJ Splherl
and g e Oherfpll AUTHORS This rr
nart trents ~ method " preventing
scme ~ the waste of The natural gn,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-11
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-11

Teacher Where is the dead seHi
rommie Don't know, maum
Don't know where the Dead Sea
isf"
mo mpum / didn't even know
any Of the seas were sick. ma'Hm
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-07-11
ID ARGUE INJUNCTION
 IN THE FEDERAL COURT

PHOENIX, July S-To represent the state in the action brought by the manufacturers of Barette and Hopski. Attorney Wiley E. Jones and his as sistant Leslie C Hardy leave Friday evening for San Fra ncisco where the the application for an interIocutory writ of injunction against the attorney general, Sheriff Adams, and certain county attorneys will be heard in the federal court,
 Application to prevent the attorney general from instituting proceeding s against the dispensers Of the drinks was flied by the Mission Brewing Co. of San Diego and the Copper City Brewing Company of Douglas. Judge Morrow. Van Fleet and Sawtelie will hear the argument in the case. which IS set for July P.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-07-11
CHECK ARTISTS ARE
 ARRESTED AT TUCSON

TUCSON, July s.-Brown. alias Drig2e Ts, and young man calling him self Taft. but believed to have other names. were arrested last evening in this city by Sheriff Forbes and Depu- ties Montgomery and Judd on belief that they are check artists Brown. or DTiggers, ana other parties wi,h whom he was ass Scisiing were in Tucson a sho-t time ago and II is alleged that a slick check game was worked by them whereby they cleared up quite a re spectable stake.
 It is no, kno wn how large a sum the local merchants were swindled out of but it is believed to have bean quite large. as the game worked by the swindlers was clever and on the face looked perfectly legitimate.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-07-11
From Thursdays Daily.
cify Dads Meet

The C,uncl and mayor met last evening al the city hall in regular monthly session. with all members present. and considerable bu iarss transacted. t,sidcs the res ular rnn'tnc matters Orders wer- authorized for a large amount c! new qaipmrnt for he city fire department. including I SC, and other accessories enough to put the department in good shap, Las; week the city dads met and pass sd nn lh city budget for the comiT 8 year. the notice which appears in the>- column Other mattets ai importance ,n the city were iiscrszedSt last aleht' uce.ing. and when rhe plan, are ,or- lrJee vii mean much for the nerre 'l nj or the city
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-07-11
TWO HONOR MEN
 TAKE FRENCH LEAVE

TUCSON. July S.-One of the great est violations of politeness and coutt- csy ever recorded in the history of Arizona occurred yesterday evening William Van Sickle and Perry Jones, two honor men at the road camp north oi the city escaped" from the camp without notifying the road boss of theiS intention to make getaway
 II has always been an elemen al rule of etiquette of the honor convict camps thai whenever convict intended to escape he wonfd politely notify the boss of his intention 70 beat it. In ,his way much of the griei al the loss fl the honor man was asSauged. and a better feeling all around was created
 Van Vlckle and Jones. however shamelessly violated tlis touching custom, and started at swift gait from the camp yesterday evening with. out any of the customary farewells or aurevoirs.
 Van Sickle is 2i years of age, weigh: l3O pounds, wore a blue cotton coat khaki pants and a white hat. He is feet 6 inches in height He had a scar on h,s forehead and mole under his left ear
 Perr, Jones is also 2i years of az, weighs lls pounds, is j feet inche. in height. has blue eyes and black hair and is dressed in the regulation gart of an honor man.
 Jones and Van Sickle are both iron CochiSe county. having been sent to the penitentiary within the past si, months
 Perry was sentenced to from to . years for cattle ste aling on January $
 Van Sickle was sen, to the peniren tiary on January 10, sentenced l. spend from IF 10 j years for staalin an automobile
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-07-11
ESCAPED TWICE IS
 DEPRIVED OF CREDIT

Antonio Lopez. who has been given te escaping from the state prison a. Florence was yesterday deprived of his accumulated go od time" by the board of control
 Lopez, who is serving a sentence of one year for burglary, escaped April l4 while employed in doing some re- pair work on the Florence bridge He was reeaptured the next duy and re- turned to the prison. On May he again escaped. but was rccaptured within an hour. As an excuse for his leaves of absence he pleaded the illness of his mother.