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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-17
GAS ORDER MAY
Be OUT SUNDAY
Conservation Command by Cor
pOratiOn Commissioners Was
Signed Up Monday
TINE gas conservation order prom

IT HE gas conservation order prom
4 ulgated by the STATE corporation
commission was signed Monday after
noon by all three of the commission
ers, j. T.. Love " u Humphrey and
O. W Henshaw, and Is uuw iu the
hands NJ the printers one thousand
copies viii be- printed and distributed
among those Interested.
Arrangements have been made. 10 J.,
said. 10 release the order for puhlicu
ton In the newspapers Sunday norm
ing lntil that time its contents will
not be- given ont
The order covers every point 10
/ the gas conservation law, however
said Chairman Love Other member,
Of the commission said the order /,
reasonable and fair
The corporation commissioner,
have been at work on the order sever
al weeks
u suppose / ann different from n,
other commissioners said Chairman
Love today u don't see the necessity
ot pushing oil production right at thi,
time Higher prices Tor oil meet IN,
approval Of the oh producers, It (,
true. but a lower price suits others bet
ter II has tendency to keep IN,
! by products down 10 more reason
able price
Art Walker of HrBldtou who ls IL
Oklahoma CITY said today that okla
homa has hundred million gallon,
of crude stored There nrp fort,
million GALLONS lu the Cushing field
alone said Walker"
This estimate Is considered high
hut Walker contends that Il Is not 10,
. high He says the fact that so mucl
/ vll is stored has not lesseued produc
tiOn and is mot likely 10 do So
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-17
COTTON CONTRABAND
Expected Decision Of Allies Has Bem
Made With Reference to South's
Staplo-U, =. WIN Demonstrate

WASHINGTON. Aug i7-nfflclnl
announcement N the decision " the
allies To put cotton on the contrshepd
list Ii expected here at any time The
STATE department has been advised un.
CRITICALLY hut authoritatively VI the
coming action and such Information
M officlnls have received, ,onpled
win latest ndvices from London. In.
dlcates that development VI pan for
uniform treatment ot the subject hy
oll the entente powers IL all that IL
delaying formal announcement
u ls generally understood thar the
move VIII be protested by the United
states government
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-17

FREIGHT RATESLOW ER
Hollow Tile Order Is Made by COrpO-
ration Commission, Lowering Rates
Ia the State

As result Of the complaint about
high freight mtrs on hollow building
and drain tile by the Pawhuska We
rfied Brick and Tile company the
corporation commission has made an
urdg lowering the rates
The inter tnte rate was considerably
lower than the state rate and OklahO
ma makers n tile could not compete
with those u other states The rates
from ruwhusku ranged from 10 ~
cents but under the new order they
nrr practically the same MS the inter.
.Iulr mites. tILm % y cents
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-17
1000 Engljshnen Go Do1Un
to Death ON Torpedoed
Transport, Royal EdlUard'
THE WEATHER
naLn lonlrhl and Msdne.da,


Louisiana Tonight generally cloudy
rain 800 north portion. Wednesday partly
cloudy
AfkansRs West TpA6s-TouiE4t mH
Wednesday rain
oklahoma Tonight rain. WrHur.. l5
rurty cloudy
East Texas Tonight generally cloud.
rain in northeast portion Wednesday
fuir
Kansas Tonight unH "Wednesday r,f
much change iu temperature
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-17
WILSON ASKS SHIPPING PROBE

WASHINGTON. Aug i7 An OK.
hapsti,c Investigation VI occan trans.
portation facilities and rates between
the United States and foreign cnun.
tries Is 10 be- made by the Interstate
'ummerrp commission al the request
of President Wilson. the treasury de
partment announced Monday,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-17
RECEIVERS FOR
MOP. RAILROAD
Systems Built Up By GOuldS En-.
barasSed by Paltry 100000
Claims

& X X Il 4 y & y y @& Il
e e
Il Benjamin F. Bush. president e
X and chairman OF the boards NJ #
X the Missouri Pacific and ~ thp X
= st. Louis, Iron Mountain d $
x Southern railways, today was #
X appointed sole receiver ~ the =
X two lines by Circuit Judge .
x Adams at Woodstock W. q
3 X
& y X x # x y < X \ 4 x
CT LOUIS, Aug IL Receivers for
Nthe Missouri Pacific and ST Louis.
Iron Mountain and Southern rail
roads, which form the Missouri Paci.
fic, Iron Mountain system Of approx
imately 1900 miles OF track, were eK.
pected to be- appointed here today by
the federal district court.
The reCeiyership was asked In suits
filed here yesterday by the Common
wealth steel company ON two claims
Tor approximately 100000.
ST LOUIS. Aug 1.-THE Missouri
paclfic-lron Mountain system today
consented 10 the appointment Of re-
ceiyerS as requested late yesterday IN
"A petition filed In the federal district
court The systems answer 10 IN,
petition stated that the allegations n
the receiyership suit were true
II developed today that the purpose
~ the recelyership Is 10 make pussi
bic an early financial reorganization Of
the company
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-17
BUBONIC PLAGUE REPORTED

HAVANA. Aug " one ease ~ nm
houir plague was reported here tuduy
Il was the first since curly last win
tvu
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-17
Whole Countryside About Milledge-
vile Prison Mystified by AbduCt-
ion and LynChing of Noted Con-
iCt---Body Found Hanging to
Tree.

MARIETTA Ga Aug ia small but well orpanized
nob took Lao M Frank from the state prson farm at
Medrevlle late last nigbt brought him 100 miles to al
most within sight Of the former home Of MARY Phagan the
girl he was charged with killing and hanged him to a tree
No shoty were fired
The body bare footed and clothed only in prison trousers
and shirt was found two miles from Marietta at 80 clock
ts morning Il was bsIeved ha lvncbinu occurred about
uS". o,,,.... ... .....A,u. 49,. .,,,, oh,n Mil
ledgeye early today local officials viewed as significant
the fact that several automobiles we'll loaded had left this
town in the direction OF Medgeve last night After the
return Of some of these machines today officers started
the road which they believed the automobiles had trav
hdv % Frorl, not rr. ,Io ,so ,ord. from tho ro,dsdo
News that the body had been found spread rapidly in the town
and surrounding country Within short time hundreds of per
crowded the Roswell r0ad to
o'clock no effort had been made to cut down the body
o,. o.,o,
1t is believed now the Stop at the bridge over Little River near
Eatoon "hrn the mon members talked loudly and hrd many shots
was Se TO u'y amy one "ho "Enl be pursuing ln' II uch
bridge was thoroughly searched At the time the search was be-
Tho crowd increased rapidly the day by 10 o'clock
wood, at ,b ge a" which the bo5v I bp~ A. tbn bon "o
efrot lad L,oo ,uolo a. lisno y ,S haJI I,h% @ @ %
po,t %, l ] w 'p u '0 OOu'' ""'o"s" 'oro"e'
","I' w. "'r aug FRANK oouy was cut down at loAo
clock TINS another
hoo, .Il.l ., a.. ,.. ..;... ....l- a.
' " ' 90 '''''" 'l'"' W ''' '4O"u ''"'A"''lB
mutllatOn of the body
Ncyop Norri. s,ok. i,,,,odsep, .ror od Io,l ,, ,t
, ~ F" ' ' ""u P''"''' WI" '"e
thrOuH TO allow an inquest TO take ITS proper
A there os p, evident dff.rsnce NJ ori,io, o. , ,o . m
N'' " NF'"'O" '''' ""o 'ub
geed and taken 1t Overwhelmingly favor of allowing
coroner in take rberge of tba bolv
" % '"''E' -" '"e OoV,
II was cut down and the wOmue trip to Marietta
ATLANTA Gn Aug 1.-The moi, orr,vr, IN the vicinity n tho , ,
n ,,..,,,.u, ,u,,,,.., ..,. a.,
- ~ WI" 10 us Dusll7s flts' uu
wires cr o,a epbona ,p t ] "es % "wa', were cut All
Ft, ,n., ,t, ,on, ~, a., ,% ~ ~ aso was severed
warden n SmiW o,o,Ii H @ "e p''s0n sI sr9uhu occupied 10y
Nu 'u a,"'s'u hm hnu made hm their prisoner Al the
Pnr,. ya. , tr.i ". -, 49, D., ,, ..,, -. -, ,.,
,ol,a.l r,p ,,.. ue IuImorl' who're was
gnns worn avo ~ , ' Nv n @ "o Earus on uuy were ordered while
, RAM n1 , , " ,I' .ne ss me mop rushed H. quickly
down into the car while msmer ~ trs rh I aIH ~, , m
ror nom, and % sau t" ne uouSheu 4
vy,,J oIa, % ] % u ,' p"seu u IN Ie automobile win linn
Naueh Hmuh hI MN ana
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-17
NAIIAS Tex, Aug o.
- mrngrr Inflammation W.

nALlAS Tex, Aug l- n only
- mragrr Information aa. %nhle
at noon today concerning JUr terrific
tropical storm that yesterday struck
the Texas coast, floudDU. Galveston
aud then swept inland doing hrny
damage 10 crops and fuw property
So far us known no live. were lost
Galveston Houston uI Beaumont
three Of the principal cities Of south
Texas. still were cut of from wire
communication A brief NiruIr-, dis
patch stating that Galveston. NJ
Ter weatherlng one " the worst storms
In fifteen years. was under water
brought the only definite Information
IN several hours concerning the fate
Continued on Last rogel
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-17
WORST STORMIN
FIFTEEN YEARS
Even Inland Texas Cities Lose
Touch With Anxious, Out
side World
GALVESTON CAUSEWAY BREAKS
UnCOniIrmed Report That Con-
neCtiOn With Mainland Has
Suffered 100 Foot Breach

WACO. Tex, Aug. H. - The
katy railroad has Il report from
Galveston offices that one hun.
dred feet Of the cau,eWay has
been washed away. w particu.
lurs are known here.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-17
OFFICIALS LIKE
NEW LABOR LAW
WOrEmen's Compensation Act Is
Held Up as Good One by the
commissioners

CrATE officials continue to insist
Othat the workmens compensation
act passed by tho last legislature. ~
all right aud they believe IL Il lust
what the labor unions Of the rtate
wanted
That WAS the view taken Of II by W.
&. Jackson OF Muskogee. a member OF
the state Industrial commission. when
be addressed the convention Of the
state Federation of Labor al the
Oyerholser theater Tuesday forenoon
Tie told N the work of the commission
In organizing and preparing 10 put tha
new law into force.
Judge Jackson reviewed the prog.
rrss OF compensation laws and compar
cd the acts passed by other states with
that Of Oklahoma. He said one of'the
best provisions of the law In this sute
was that which permitted employe and
employer 10 come together aud Dis.
russ their differences with the full
knowledge that anything said by eth.
cr would not afterwards be used
should suit he filed for damages.
one result of tho law, Commissioner
Jackson said, is that Il has been aas.
Ter 20 Induce employers to install safe
" devices He asked the delegates,
10 call at the office NJ the commlssiop
ers and discuss the new law or any
other subject that is of Interest 10
organized labor.
Blessing Not No surr
Commissioners Blessing followed
jackson and was not so sure that the
compensation act was all that could
be desired. BLESSING Is the labor rep
lesehthtiye on the commission. He
said the other commissioners had
shown an Inclination 10 be- perfectly
irir to labor IN the administration N
the law. .lt Il tho intention " the
commission. blessing said. to enforce
The law fully, and then n n IL nof
satisfactory, those affected by II can
20 before the legislature and have Il
changed.
Hle-aiug said the compcnsation act
Is not the same rs the framep N
lCoutinusd On Last Pas9
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-17
ROOSEVELT MAY
Be EG.O.P. CHOICE
Dick 7. Morgan Says Many PrOmi-
nent Republicans Think Teddy
VIII Be a Factor In 1916

tn A JOURNEY frrm the national
capital to Oregon, down the Pa
clfiC coast and thence to Oklahoma
found Il the general belief among Re
puhllcuns that the grand old party IL
going to come back I'm good form next
year both In the election " members
Of the house and in the election Of
president sHid Representative Dick
I. Morgan NJ the eighth Oklahoma dis
trict 10 The Times this morning
This belief is due 10 the prevailing
notion that the business depression
Of the past three years has been large
ly due to economic and financial poll
cies of the Democratic administration.
Generally speaking, the people approve
Of the presidents foreign policy with
out regard To politics, but regard other
policies OF the administration ms fail.
ures, They do not think the business
depression has been due TO the war In
Europe hut to the tariff policy u the
Democrats
War Helped Farmers
In the granger states II Is under
stood that the good prices that have
beeu received for wheat and some 9th
or farm products has been due 10 the
extraordinary demand created by the
war In Europe This Is actually true.
"One discouraging feature Is the gen
ernl disposition among Republicans 10
get together hut there does not seem
20 be much Capitalization Of sentiment
MS 10 candidates There are 40 many
good and capable men for the big job
that there Is no uneasiness on that
score.
Continued on Last Pagel
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-17
Pursuit Was Imprarticable

Only limited number " guards the prison communicate
with MiegeNhe made Immediate
before word could be brought started I'm the direction sk
by the mob None " these officers reported several hours after m
left The first report " the the
left Macon at about the time Officers from Ml,dgeyc
Frank had sufficiently recovered from
by another prisoner month hosps SUNDAY
take his place In the sleeping quarters with prisoners
Mrs Frank who had been almost
Green attacked him Informed " DEVELOPMENTS shortly af
they to
Cnel d
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-17

manifestations. who had baasted thai
he could Immediately brine ber oul
Of virion hut who was compelled "a
leave the house IN alarm. other men
had the same experience Mirrors
and candles have been held before
her mouth while talking. showing no
indication OF breathing. one skep-
teal nan held her nostrils tightly
closed with hand owe her mouth Tor
ten minutes without In any way AZ.
fecting Mrs. White, AZ times she
arose and walked tho floor talking
Of what she was there beholdlng.
She believed In the ultimate anni-
hilation OF the wicked and IN the
sleep OF the dead untiI the final judg-
ment she travelled extensively. Be-
sides covering an OF the United states
she spent two years IN Europe and
nine years In Australia. seeking con-
vets 10 her faith. She wrote some
forty books whose aggregate circu-
lation rs said TO have been upwards
81 one and . hall. million COPIES and
her writings were translated into
forty different languages. Her in
come. which would have been sufn-
cient to have kept her In ease. she
used freely In TIE support OF needy
enterprises and needy people. end
sacrificed ordinary pleasures. SO far
as she herself was concerned.
She ieaves twa sons. James Edson
White % Marshall. Mich. and VIII
liam c. White, who was the compan-
Ion and helper OF his mother since
the fathers death.
ON February 10, 1915, Mrs, White
met with n severe accident al her
home near 81. Helena. Cal. she
tripped and fell. breaking the bone
In her left thigh.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-17
Bis Conversational Chnrch.

Corner Coat and Broadway. Rev. \.
Toothakcr. pastor.
Morning worship ~ n O'Clock. with
sermon by Rev. :. G.. Duyts. The even.
ing service nc 1:ij will bee under the
auspices of the Ladies' Missionary so
cicty, Mrs. ". A. McClnskoy. president.
Mrs. !. T.. HERNANDEZ will read Il pu.
per ON Missionary Work IN Porto
Rico All are cordially invited Ia
these services.
sunday school at 9;ij. II. :. Lithgow.
superintendent.
Christian Endcnvur NJ G:i5 %. m. Carl
Griffith. president.
Following H. the musical program.
Morning: Organ prelude, Audunte Can.
table, Widor; Solo. tsclectcd. John
g. Gould; Oftcrtory. "CDntilrne.'
Mnilly; Fostludc, "Fugu Cromatica, .
Rhcinhcrgrr.
Evening service: Organ prelude
Nocturuc,' Mrudolssohn; Offcrtory
% Ave Maria, schubert; Pustluj.
'Toccato, - Widor.
T.. Stanley Scdcr. urmnist.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-17
TAKE Hon
BODY Of MRS.
ELLEN WHITE
Remains Of One of Founders
Of Seventh Day Adventists
to Be Transported to Battle
Creek for Burial.

81. Helena. Gel, July 1.-THE
body OF Mrs. Ellen q. white. n OF
the founders OF the seventh Day Adj
yentists. who died here yesterday,
aged SIS. will be taken to Battle
Creek. Mich, for lntermcnt on July
20. IL was announced here today Dy
her son, Elder w, G. White. Me-
mortal services will be held here to-
morrow and at Richmond. Cal. ON
Monday, whore the annual gathering
OF the California conference OF Ad-
ventists Is being held.
Mrs. Ellen G. White was one OF
the founders Of the denomination
known AZ seventh Day A%ryentists.
She was one OF The converts of wa
liam Miller who In the early 'f0s
aroused thousands 10 a belief In tbs
speedy event or second coming OF
Christ. According 10 Information
given out by the North American di-
vision conference OF the seventh Day
Adventlsts. Mrs. White was consld-
cred by practically all seventh Day
Adventists as their prophecies.
Born IN GOrham. Cumberland
county. Maine. November 20. 1927,
she had lived to abe advanced axe Vt
IS years. Her ndme WIS Ellen Gould
Harmon. and she was one Of eight
children. who like their parents be-
came staunch Methodists In New
England. At the age Of . years the
girl, h had shown remarkable
mental powers, was struck In the face
by a stone which n schoolmate In
sheer wantoness had thrown at her.
fraCturing the nasal bone and result
ing IN almost fatal illness and per-
manent Disagreement The calamity,
which made her almot unrecognizable
among her friends. wore upon her
heart. and she turned with great
yearning to the Worship of Christ.
In March, ls40. she first heard
William Miller. "a Baptist evangelist,
tell of the second coming Of Christ.
which he was then predicting for
iS43. h was greatly stirred by the
eNangelist's message. and consecrat-
ed her life towards spreading il. aud.
as she claimed In December. 1894.
God ave her a vision OF the second
coming of Christ. and added as her
Interpretation Of the Bible that IL
was her duty to observe the Seventh
Day sabbath, as she believed Il was
so observed by Christ. She and her
husband. whom she married about
this time and h was one of the be-
levers. therefore began the observ-
ance ot the seventh day and taught
this In their meetings which evcnth-
ally were held all over the country.
While they believed that Christ's
coming was near. they did not be-
licve that men knew the date of the
event. and so never taught or had
any sympathy with "time setting
Her husband was James white, a
lineal descendant on his fathers side
90 Peregrine White. born ON the May
flower In the harbor of cape cod. be-
fore the Pilgrims had made their
homes IN the wilderness. Mr.. white
died In 1851. hut Mrs White kept on
with her revelations.
\ paragraph from n story given
out IN official quarters as To her re-
n;arkable powers, reads.
while In vision she was repeated
w examined by skeptics. unsympa-
thetc physicians, and by n physi-
clan convershnt with s~piritualistic
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-17
THE cAT's ooNE


Our cat has lett home. Well, I'm
glad OF IL. Let her SO. | was sick
Of seeing her 'round. She was no
good. anyway.
IL all goes 10 prove, I say, that
a cat isn't capable Of affection. Some
say that cats do have affection Tor
people. Poohl Nothing in it. Cats
merely love places.
Why. just look al that cat Of oursi
There wasn't a thing that wasn't
done for her. She had the best OF
everything. We led her things right
off the table. And I've got up nights
to let her ia. And what does she
dor Runs awayi No more ats Tor
me, thank you'll
Gone over 20 some Of the neigh
bors, | suppose. They're welcome
to her. Good radiance, and ! hope
they get enough Of her. II she
thinks she can come back here after
they get sick Of her she's mistaken.
/ guess they had something to do
with her going, too. Likely they've
been feeding her and tolling her
away. Pretty business that Is.
Thank the Lord. I've got common
decency enough not 20 steal my
NhAklAh1AA NaAH anu A0hoA So
and move out OF this place to-mor-
row IL | could get my price.
It'll seem kind Of funny without
a cat around. a cat certainly does
keep mice away even IL she doesn't
kill many. And they ,ook comforta-
ble-like, sitting round splitting on
their hands and washing their faces.
amt saying that Buff wasn't a
-A.I - .ssL.w .....A ..gs. Gk. auaa
an uncominonly good tabby. Clean
as a whistle. Everyone used TO re-
mark about her tidinesS
I've had loads Of chances 20 get
good money for her. | don't think
ever saw her climb up on the table
not since she was a kitten. And
then she had the funniest look on
her iace-a kind OF "riddle-me-a-rid-
die" expression that was eomical-
wasn't il, thought I've laughed az
It many a time. ... Heighol
Queer. amt il, how attached you
can become 10 a dumb animall
The baby will miss her. She was
just getting so as to grab Out at her
and pull her tail. And do you know
that good old Buff never would let
out her claws, no matter what the
baby did. You can't say that OF
many cats.
I'D like to know who stole her.
Why. certainly. they must have
stolen her. She never would have
run away. Before I'd steal my neigh
boris cat, Td-what's thatf Why,
she came TO us day. She looked
10 lean and peaked that we Just had
40 take her in. She's been with us
ever since, till now
Well. she's gone, and what's gone
is gone. and there's no use crying
over split milk. But every time ]
think OF her
What? What's that' Upstairsi
Locked in a closet7 Now, what do
YOU think Of that Come here. Buff
Come Buff. come Buff Poo-oor lit
tie Bufyi Did they lock her up in
the cubby7 Did they so? Lock up
the dolgafnest petsy in a dark clos
ct
Myrilei Myrtle Jonesl Here's
Buff Cot any milk handvl
Poo-oo-r pussyl Pretty kittyi
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-17
BUHRoUGHs OFFICIAL DON'T
BELIEVE COALITION REPORT

Detroit, july t1.-'. W Guoch.
Wee president Of the burroughs Add
inc Machine company Of this CITY.
does not believe that any Of the lead
ing typewriter and adding machine
companies IN the east and NEEDLE
west have formed q corporation Tor
the manufacture Of war munitions.
1s reported in Sew York TODAY.
The Burroughs company does not
know of any such combinations, We
have not been approached on it ana
do not believe any such corporation
has been formed said Gooch. "As
for ourselves. We would not handle
that kind OF business. Since Febru-
airy OF this wear We hnye refused large
quantities OF business Of that nature
and will continue 10 do So