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The sun., 1915-03-07

L may be remembered that he found
The Further New Sayings of Christ
in 1904. In that find of manuscripts.
among others, was the only Nubian
volume m existence; it has not yet
been read, the key TO the language
teing unknown. There were two
other remarkable manuscripts. the
ne in Greek and the other in Coptic.
Of the tenth and twelfth centuries re-
.pectively. The former describes the
miracles of Saints Cosmos and Da-
mian. and the latter is an apocryphal
narrative by Saint Bartholomew of
Ch.ist's descent into hell. They are
row IN the British Museum.
II was he also who, in 1905. lighted
upon the oldest painting on canvas
Vet discovered. This interesting
specimen of art, which is now in this
country, dates from 1900 b. c., and
Is in perfect state of preservation,
due no doubt TO the overlapping OF
the top corners in the form OF
foolscap, which protected the pigments
and kept them bright
Ten years ago. before he began to
explore Egypt, Mr.. de Rustafjaell de-
voted I'VE years TO tentative work at
Cy2.Cus. an ancient Greek site in Asia
Minor. In the main, however. de-
spite his extraordinary finds of his
toric periods. this explorer has given
his attention to research in the pre-
history of Egypt, that is, to the time
s,..G.st4,r rOOO And nnliEp
representatives. sent out from time to
'ime 10y various museums and societies
lie makes his permaent home in Egypt
Hence his luck. perhaps; at all events
ne knows the country thoroughly and
has roamed far and wide for weeks
n the desert.
His prehistoric finds have been as
Interesting as those already mentioned.
Most important is his collection OF
hints. beyond a doubt the most COM
rrehenSive in existence. II includes
lie earliest evidence of man yet
found anywhere and represents every
hasc Of his progress without inter-
.jprlon down through countless ages
a'u historic times.
l. is now possible to assign an in
sputable relative age to Egyptian
d .Vl. cd int
Y',.,.st,,',,. aai,ao,,on y.ar, found on
.,,,..,.,. IT,, - ,bo frirg.s of tho
r,.,r, lin, o,,.nsad 10 mo sun. as
.o,. ,,aS,, ,l, .,,,,,a,,1s o,d ,bo,.
.,d - ,nors .,orhons million
,, mo, Tho Lr,,,ne,s had l.rl
..,r, T., ,btr ron,o,a dosolote Iocalitv
. 49,, ,,t,s ,ha ,ir o. Gin al nd man
rsl r. ,'.,'si,, 10 ver,ure thither
.,'....rn.5 Gov countless ages with
.-. , ,,o,dilv scor,hin,, their sur-
-,..- ma tho sunb,irn or patina.
r.... .t,.,. ,,,I, on Indicates their age
b.. ..-,r and the density being the
f...,. ,..r.,1orad
M .rj,r IA datermine the depth
.,. .s-.,,t. certainty the implement
,,,,.a ha broken. But this is
Pm ,r,,ssorv. for in addition 10
..r rho InraIitv i'm which the
...n ts found its shane and its
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-12
THE MUsKOGEE FAIR

The Nusiogee fair, according to all reports,
WAS uot success This is to be regretted That
Mu,Eognr. however, made the mistake of attrmp.
ing fair on too large scale is evident; that
Mu>togoc recognizes this mistake and is preparing
TO remedy it, is also evident For call has bcu.
issued or will be soon, for mass meeting with the
ovowcd purpose of putting the fair on county
basis, and free.
Oklahoma city has become the recognized state
fair center Of the state. Not through legislative
subsidy, but through the rare foresight and lib.
orality of a few splenddy constructive indivdu
ais Money has been poured into the enterprise for
several years and it has now attained such po
sitlon and lead that it could not be Killed not
even by il, owners and hackers if they so desired
II must rudurr-not as commercial cntcrprs
alone bat 20, % state educational institution of vast
import 10 the commonwealth and its varied m
du>trc,
And there .an be only one state fair. With the
passing of the Nmsiogec 1air. ON the scale orig
roIly planned .cr us fondly hope the old FOOLS,
Ioalousirs and r'o.roy between the eastern part of
the state and 'hr western part of the state are
ended llcnarlorh let it be Oklahoma The State
Fair belong, o., much TO Muskogor as 70 amy other
section
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A STATE S OPPORTUNITIES

Inc ignorance concerning ''' ''''S"'''''
STATE 'ho "ord J." l"'' ''"'' having ,''e'y"'' ~
h'r international r''"'''"' Us ''''''''''' ~ ''''
W""'E " Ne" '''N P'P'' says
america nsn place. m"%uE ,"' "',,o". m ,on,o m ,To
To the rest of the world and rur that reason. II
Tor no %,nrr ~I" wa, ""'n '",, n," mot onrn"I nh ""
American made engine, " destrucuou
All of which is ,ommyrot Americans high
place among the nations of the world has been
,.on hv reason of material achievement, alone no
o,n,r language has any meaning in the world Of
dipomp.y. Nor has she the slightest right to step
into that world and begin talking iu the meaning
.,ss iargon of scntmcntality or ,o.calIrd morality
Tho r,.. or lIevco affords , brilliant example
of ,bi. r,oI,.bncsy Fo, three ,ror, we have been
r,u,w;nc dir,omotic relation, with Mexico die.
t,,ed hv fine .piri, mi. lod, rro,cs or And what
hos i nroritodo This THAT rinollv we are forced
NV common sense ia occcp, tb. solution offered
IT,. ,ho ,or. fire, instance
oo,,ron,on,. ,,o, ,,onIl r,r,,J i,y mamie to
,.;u, ,a,;an..., ,,,. ..,s.. mora, rohro ror
.....,, L.. ...,.,I,.,,,,, ~, ,r. fine, ,,,rrlor
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Times SpiNway

safety llr.l .id the wise man rs he kissed his
own wife. luNInU ,ouslltution
4ssss
MrNc>tur \uN.lupml sees n ray Of hope IN the late
conduct Of john n Rockefeller Jr, and predicts that he
may amount 200 -omothng after ALL Notwithstanding the
fact that hr s the sou " very rich man
Smcllrrovu according to the Bartlesvllle Examiner.
going To bee q mulp worknEmens town n II keeps on
improving Ou NJ the sgus Of civic pride that has sprung
mp since the aloous and gambling dens were driven ont
Is the organization " Il 30piece band which would be
credit to amy city.
Hugo soun predicts that poor people generally will
be delighted to know that the price of radium has been
reduced.
Nol the least OF wars horrors, says the Durant Demo
crat Is the mania that some sentimental fathers and
mothers have Tor naming their babies after heroes aud
hnttlcs aud cites as examples such atrocities Joffre
Neuvc Chappee Jonues Thomas lpres watkins JJelcoc
Dardanelps Bxet Hindenburg Novo Georgleysk schmidt
and Nicholas Prlemysl Nnezaron etc
Work and not wind Is wanted here to restore the city
to normal conditions says tho ArmOrpite In commenting
upon the summary suppression " group ~ agitator
who attempted to hold forth In front VI some ~ the
ruined buildings
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help thinking tonight there X world Of
that women ""oN seyccsr critics THAT isn't Inrng believe IS
amy really think though
blind and on" IN their criticism their And om sorry
afternoon Mrs Rogers finished
the living room and library Of all tagged
pu your mmg' she YOU Il little
The car down In front waiting 1t will do YOU good to get away from your
Housekeeping for a while"
Her imitation cm,d so sincere
distance W N'@'"n "n0 stopped o charming little n to have som"
MIR Rogers seemed to understand that didn't like talking aud
she had ll" thought she
glad suggestion We stroll through the inn garden
We sat down on a bench where We could watch the bouts O" the river
For neither Of s0I quietly
owe and ooN hold " my
Mrs "g,or1" She said Il cannot begin you sorry
about that Affair ut the Maryland"
I have forgotten IT, 1 sud Let's talk about IT,"
"Im must she answered mlmycy tell YOU why not
hesitate" " "tfnG You IN order to rud ot MnAred
N,, iaE"rd nav" been mnrriei 10 yeon Loss than
" from Oh" any was married knew that Harry Rogers did not love
If was when wanted II child / learned the
"ll opposed my wish told me he would leave me 1t hap
I''" lie sal Nr hnI "nA married me because
pray FOO die Mud then doe NuHtcld into my
amy rN,n> % to offer for my affair with him except his fns
cared for him am sure husband don't
~ P N"hI even Though we tried 10 be- careful But said
Il n'w that joe admired other women even SUSPECTED rn
' ' "'r io them lnt knew ne did
-m -m IVA" ""~I fA". ~ every one hc locked at aud when
} .' lo nr, evening that had him Imagined sorts
I lungs IN my determination To learn how him
. % I'1rW l0 together only 10 tnd that he had done
- a'' never dreamed he would be- guilt, " doing
.Nm at once feeling toward to change and when /
h,"' Im beside, i"or common 0Ir he thief
'" was long silence and several times tried
m,e ~yIvl Iausrord You seem so mu. i'm lowe with
friend If yon nn / know don't deserve ,",r WANT I i". To u" my N"
you " ever 'hH should lr sent Ia me- be
have him call me mother"
hdnt answer but put my arms about kissed her
~ want to be your friend said 'ond ou to call me Marian
Thanks" she said
cp,,.p. e. r5.ps: b: v,2 cGpl@"s!3 s9s9,l,.. ..,
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Message StrangelN DeIirered


br Norman Macleod, the famous
Scottish divine before visiting India
called on AN old Highland woman in
Glasgow When yr gang tue India, g."
she said, VEN be- secm ma Donnr
that went ava tac India ~ year,
ago, au never sent the scrnpe W a
pen tNlo tac his mlthrr since
But Katie said the doctor. IN.
dia Is a very biz place and bow can
] expect tO find him
oh. but yen just hc nskiu' for
Donar What for mo-"
So, IN please the old woman. he
promised to ask for Donald. aud he
ronsciculiuusly kept his word. Al
various ports hc made inquiry among
British ships, although It seemed very
much like looking for needle In a
bale NJ hay But II is the unexpected
that happens, As DR.. Mcleod's steam
or went mp the Iloogly river an ont
ward bound vessel passed close by.
A sailor was running over her hui.
warks and moved by sudden Inn
pulse the doctor shouted out:
Are YOU Donald Mactavlsh?'
To his intense surprise the man an
swcred, Yes
Mr Macleod had only time 10 shout
You're to write To your motherw as
the vessels drew apart The result
of this amazing meeting was that the
old lady received penltent letter
from her long neglected son. Scot
ush American
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25% Advance on This
Oil Stock Oct. 20

lu Inl.sIur.
War price, on oil may force .rur, nu
10 soon sell ut SgpO per hnrr The
Uncle sam Oil Company, looking far
ahead, raised new capital and bought up
big properl, iu the Eastern nlsirI.r ~
the Great cushing on Field aud also 20.
cured another big lease Hrross the Ark8u.
sns River from the rich Rostuu ull Pool
THIS Company has three Refinerl,s two
Ot which are connected with our p,umuitI
pipe line lAl miles long connecting rhrs.
tNu rrfnctles with MS " our 10 prulu..
ing wells aud the greater peryrnagp uf
unr 1890 acres NJ decided land aud about
ten thousand acres NJ oil aud w. l,u.r,
lhis Company has W least Two Hun
dtrd locations on proven ground. Zoo the
high grnif oil district that lt should uWI
al once
10 start tho balance NJ ~ io 20 drills
the stakeholder. Increased tho capital M
the Company one mira aud thIs stock
has been allotted on dividend hYys
among the over ldWn NUukhuIdur, who
nrr rapidly paving ln new apmI
The company experts tu rHia. several
million dollars from tho new .aMmI ana
soon Increase the crude OH production tn
over ten thousand barrels per dB, We
are ut work nj this hour ou ftuf HIf
lcreui we'll, TINT muy ryrpnse uur prn
durOuh nn nddlllnual hhh tu luum hur
rels per dnN 4 ylsIt to tho oil nri. ou
uur property viii convince luu that Ne
have properties that rou easily le,plop
oil pools that should pour uut millions
Millions have hcru made Zoo ou and mil
lions win be made IN oll but IL takes
a lot of capital to build mp on q big sub
stantlal basis
The present stockholders would NOT An
prove u sale nov fnr uur combined pru
pertlrs Including good viii nm rsi1b
lished trndr ui lpsg than Twfnt, NIuI,,
Dollars. The Stockholders believe u rhr
future ~ the tnmpnn, We have q good
fighting ehuure tO protect uur great OyRrp
Lease NJ iMuOO acres nr uncover suf
fieient evidence tu maintain suit nrnlu.t
the Trust under the sherman Anti HTrust
Law NJ three times Four Hundred MI
lion Dollars, or total ~ Twelve HIM
dred Milton Dollars
The Tnclc Sam Oil Company is the opl,
real practlcal effort ever made against the
Oii aud Gas Monopoly IN the Middle West
n hns gone from persecution IN prns
perity The Oh aud Gas Monopoly hn.
iried in every manner 10 hlarkpn ihf
name N The t'ncle Sam uil Compnn,
through It's paid press" backmalllnp
hroters and schomlng financial agents n
roilusion with misguided or yorrunt stat,
and federal officials.
The Trust always hides behind some
fake reformer II has lately organized
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so.caled purity advertising leagues that
are dominated by Wall Street newspapers
that run page advertisements Tor the
Trust, full Of lies about Trust oil
The Uncle Sam oil Company l. making
careful canvass NJ this invisible govern.
ment system ana at the proper time viii
bring a conspiracy suit aSuinst the whole
gang aud expose the acts Of high govern
ment officials, the high brow rpfOrmers
and the paid press aud the whole graft
ing bunch, should the oil Trust gang suc.
coed much longer In defeating the valid.
alton Of our great Usage Lease. which We
proved 10 the Federal Court AZ Oklahoma
city Was honestly secured.
n you want Ia Join with an army NJ
Ued Booded Americans In Just cause
against the brute power of criminal
money with chances good for profit NJ
800 10 l. then get busy auirk aud either
write for Pub Particulars or forward
your remittance forthwith according 10
the special offer herein
We have our own distributing stations
tank ears ana tank wagons aud automobile
trucks
This Company is established aud has
demonstrated its ability to protect itself
against the trlckery Of the Trust.
The advertised price " the stock will
be advanced 70 per cent Wednesday, oct
" ~ w fNHlHFNF AWf NFllh nhN NIlIl"
Ing other advances are sure to follow
We are drilling two wells In what we
believe II the real East Extension Of the
Gushing field, where from 2OnO 10 aOOO
barrel wells are possible This Cushing
property Il within about mile NJ n re.
noried 1900 barrel well The Cushing
field IL the greatest high grade nll field
In the world. The Trust il circulating
false reports through newspapers IN try
nud beat down the price on some pro.
perties II II trying 10 secure nj half
nrire Join this real independent and
heln heat the foxy rich ny bestlng them
tn these valuable properties The par val
Ne VI this stock II ", aud our capital
stock Il equal 10 the Developed value "
our Usage Lease when validated Nv he
coming n stakeholder nj once you will
secure n stock Allotment which Il con.
dltlonal dividend We are not trying In
/ load you up, but will give you fair
! run for your money You will like this
Company when you get ncdualntFd This
advertisement will reach over Twenty
Million peoples Thousands are figuring
on the stock help Yourself aud this
worthy Company by becoming uoch
holder on substantial basis. so we cRn
/ push the drills on our proven properties
and hny up and develop other properties
| The Uncle Sam Oh Company will he the
/ big, successful competitor u the rich
Monopoly. Join our Company aud help
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-12

hnlld The lnrl" sam ON Company 20
strong financially that II rnn rrotr,t nIi
lls blg properties aud heroine National
henefHrtor To the public aud grrot
ntotll maker ON an honest hnsis for its
stock holders
Inc STOCK IN non lHsrssnhlr. aud the
cash payment together with your agree.
ment TO remain luyHl to the ruu,pany ~
accepted by the Company NJ mll nav.
ment n the Company approves yori ~
stockholder II wants none hut loynI
patriotic, liberty loving citizens MS it,
stockholders, uud therefore reserve. the
rght 10 approve or reject any suhscrIp.
approved YOUR money win he rrnm,,tty
returned IN you
FOR hetercnrt-Auu pau write 10 Other
of the blg Mercantile Agencies Al Krpsns
CITY "'"'
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-12

Go surveyor. hn. just returned from an
extended business trip about twenty
mile, west " the rit, surveying lot
N lands owned h, NrSsrs Inrkson
I"miuu and S,ilmrzer All these men nre
good well iu do farmers
Mr T. VI l'pshnw and wife will leave
tomorrow evening fur Evansville TrN.
Z" attend the wedding "f o sister NJ Mr
lpshnW.
Mrs. Charles Vaughn and daughter.
Pearl LEFT Yesterday fur kansas cav.
where they viii join Nr Vaughn from
where they viii probably uu iu Denver
nnl VIII hr gone about three months
The Young people IN thr nine mile Flat
held very pleasant dancing party Inst
saturday night ut Mr Mpycrs on ibe
south side NJ the river. opposite the Flint
Those who attended had % pleasant time.
Mr. Tom Williams who was formerly I'm
business here with Bert simpson. was
married yesterday morning In tiausyiIle.
Ht o'clock aud left Immediately FOR
~ Louis whore the happy couple viii
spend their honeymoon
Attorney sidney Dunhnm Il mixing
valuable Improvements 10 his Grand nye
nue property Just west " the Plrkwlck
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Twenty-Si1 Years Ago

The Rev " l. Miller Will addrcs, the
Y VI G. 4 tomorrow afternoon M Rome
and Nrkonuuu building uf O'Clock sub.
lru' Power OF Organization Ladies'
invited
Nlr John GouIdiug has gov. 'o Topeka
u business huih plrnsurrnhlo nul mpur
mul In rr least rvo' lie win soon rr
tun tu thr .lty with his fair bride inp
choicest u' No, lnlr daughters ur rhr suu
flower -rrir Ur win hr uf nrmr 600
nron1va between Third and Fourth
street.
Ihn contract fur building the bridge
nutuss 'Nr canadian has been awarded iu
Mason uUN Roberts Mr Mason came here
we'll recommended ns bridge builder by
letters am nN friends who know him
here
Nr sum o. Smith who has been con
nr.lrI with ihc oklahoma chief since
the opening uf the territory lrf last
night rnu Arkansas CITY whrr. hc viii
take Charge uf the Hotel Gladstone
Rudolph Il Ritr with Major Madt md
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8saspSh0@ =
% Jay E.House ~,

BUCK klhy says he cant under.
stand why women ARE afraid NJ bur
glars buuh says no capable and eff
cieut burglar would make the mis-
take of stealing q woman.
Nou can't attract much attention
by finishing m the first division n
You want people 10 notice You, YOU
must b" % nrunaut winner
n man I. worthless the fact that
he belong Zoo O. fine family Is unim
pOrtanl
When the omiuol huds are Killed
the late iru.. should be- given three
cheers
Every Young mu believes he can
sing. and that explains the college
glrr club
Ordinarily thr som refers 10 his
father o- 'lhc uld man" hut II he
desires lu hr particularly polite. he
refers to him us "lhc old gent"
Contrary To romnr belief wom.
an never gives % man u piece Of her
mind She hand, him the whole
business
Some women nre horn beautiful
aud others huvc hnuly tNrust upon
them hV NO .D.I.t. ,..,....t. ,,L,.
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Riley Day"
n SCOUT "I green llrlds comes npuu tho
4 nppling call of running brooks. and
low
'h" hum OF bees In fragrant orchard
fair,
And dooryard hy the nike vnrr. III,,s
blow.
m ON the porch there stands sun.
burnt boy
Just from the kitchen. ,hoord ny
Lihubuth Ann"
Where pies are baking, of all boys the
Iuy
gcdymnn"
'n1 now he looks across the fields
where VARIES
sunlight with shadow In the morning
fair
''' Ti.,"l ,ndt ,,,l,'l,s sshs and thinks of "od
And all the goodies that await him
there
90 urrrdymnn' with your qunlnt rustic
speech
Who glndly rested from your lubors
mild.
'"a nl1;, l,1l" thought that morn that YOU
N,N1 wndrGus things 20 thu m
uulrlng child
For il"m your speech aud TINT NJ
Lgahuth Ann"
N.d mat " nelghborng honest
hearted folk
I.Nl h"v. when be grow up 10 be- n
man.
Quaint rhymes he coined from vorda
'hIi YOU uuy' smoke
I.' HnE W homely sprc.h and ,II
time ways.
AUH beauty fair ~ Grlfs VIA. amt az
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State News Eight Years Ago

October T., 1907. Mrs Jacob Rchl.
~ III Rrun. dies from swallowing
poison 10y mistake.
Aaron frctz. Edmond, sends eagle
feather pen to President Roosevelt to
slgn statehood proclamation.
William Brady whose evidence con.
victs Murderer 8uh Martin. nj Euid.
pardoncd from pculteutlnr,.
Methodist conference pledges So
OOO 10 Epworth university.
In n small town nothing turns nuh.
Tie sentiment against man 50 quick
ly M the fact that he shayes every
hAy.
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rHr TINES menceforth--

An Institution that shall always he found fighting
drcsncN In the public service regardless OF par'i
aan consldrraton constructive In all its policies and
while belonging TO no PARTY opposing win It's mlEht
the drma EoEurs Of ALI hghtinG Tor progress ana
practical reform opposed to special privilege aud the
custom Of Improperly influencing law making and
w-cnforcnE bodies whether by predatory plutoerAcy
or ptrdntor, poverty whether by Capital or Labor
de, 0ted the public welfare, every resource con
santlN strained to present the news accurately and to
discuss II impartIa,I willing to correct Instantly
Injustice done the most humble, yet TOO proud TO
apologize TO the most hlEh for policy sake
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Sayings of Christ

II IL enough for the disciple that
he be ~ his master, aud the servant
NJ his lord II they have called tho
master NJ the house Beelzchuh. h,,,
much mnrr shall they osU uor M
his housch
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-12

The report that all Americans are nutty over
baseball is ihrou, only ninety per cent of Amer.
rans are nui'N ..r baseball
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-12

What article , 'mr YOU contemplate buying in
the morning I.r,r determine whether or not it
is made in Oklahoma city; if not, then can it be
bought in Oklahoma city
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VALUATION AND RATE MAKING

W VI. A.wor'b. % recognized EngII,. authority
on transportation problems writes on the valuation
Of American railroads now being made by the In.
torstate Commerce commission in part as follows
When the valuation Is complpte-lf II ever is
and II II is not then hOpeessly uut ~ dUte-t
win be- useful we are told not only for purposes
N taxation. hut also valuable guide lo the
public authority In fixing reasonable rates. O.
There dozen routes from Chicago New
York. and the physical valuation of the different
routes varies enormously. Vet there can only be-
rate for the same traffic between the two
points How valuation and rate to hr brought
into relation with one another
Here is indeed problem And it only goes 10
show how impractical many of the psnaceas 50
widely horaldcd few years ago. really are II is
very doubtful If the general public will ever re.
colyc benefits from physical valuation at all in
proportion to Is costs The whole thing savory
too much of an attempt to gather mp the water
already over the Wheel
The excessive capitalization already in ex.
i>cncc must be- allowed to remain But govern
mental action to prevent more of it coming into
existence can be- had casiIy. Eventually. it may
he assumed, the excess capitalization will Justify
itself, or will be squeezed out through financial
difficulties.
II can he said finally that none, more than the
mou engaged u physical valuation of the roads
appreciate The difficulties to be overcome
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I.ABT.
The Times

Vegetable Suup
~wecthrcad CoQuiles Mutton Chnp,
'lrru Peas Steamed Rice
Waldorf Salad
Chocolate Pie Hlark Coffre
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The Log of a
Marriage Ship
BY SHEA MlLLARD

s,or, The Times September q BncL numbers NJ
they last, he got ut The Times Offlctp
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Special Stock Offer

ro The lnclc Sam oil Company.
Kansas rlly Kansas