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OKLAHOMA CITY TIUO, MONDAY. AUGUST 15. 1911
::iyo:i dill, if
massed, will
PUT PRICES UP
&, Co. Expert Sees
Trouble in Measure,
iv . WASHINGTON, Auk. 2S.-Further
'Inflation of loonMuff priiei would re
f salt in tlie paswRe ol the Krnvnn hill
h v sto regulate ami license the packing in
( : .' , dustry, L. D. II. Wtld, manager of ttir
S; commercial research department of
,iSwift ft Co.. testified today before tlie
rSenato iKnrunure ronimwrr.
. "The main objection to the liill," Mr.
jWfld Mid. "it in tltr fart that it was
bated on reports of the federal trade
.commission, which are laturgted with
egUrinK inaccuracies and misstate
.mints. Thin mild be serious enoiixh.
iut the matter Hon not reit here, he
.caiite the bill if passed will further
L-inflsto the already high cost oi ltv-
At That, He Has
Very Little On
Some Other Huns
FF.RU.V. Aug. 25.-Vhile Her
man Schumann wooed and won a
sweetheart during the last few
yearn, he murdered ten periods,
roMied scores of otheri and saved
are numeroui in efIrmany, dit
to marry.
Now he it charged with being
the champion murderer of f.er-inatiy.
CAPITOL Hill
ASKED TO JOIN
CITY IN 1909
..ina.
'Elemental farts in the meat husi-
fiesi,"Mr. Weld said, "proved tlie
tiarker profit on meat transactions
at about i cents and a $1.
Hilt Faimer or Packer.
"The Kenv.m bill must, either in
terfere with ihe farmer' end of meat
production, or with the packeri' part
of the business, 11 ursignea 10 anrti
the hish cost of lisiiiR," he said. "II
the farmer is hit, he will cut down
.production, which will bring higher
lock prices. If the parker is hit and
hit husinest iripplrd, the result will
be higher nunul.u turing costs and
these, too, wi!l have to he passed on "
', Mr. Weld paid his respects to torn.
imistioner I'oKrr of the trade cummis
Jeion, a prrviout witness, remarking
that "many of his statements here
were exasperated and inaccurate."
I .Swift &. Co. owned no retail stores
In F.iigland, Mr. Weld said and he had
!heen unable to find that any other
American packer did so.
Colver't Statements Denied.
"Mr. Culver came in here and told
syou gentlemen that the five laige
! packers controlled over 75 percent of
the business in hides," he continued.
"They dandle left than 50 percent."
I "He told you the packers handled
I 700 commodities. Let me reveal to
you tome id the processes by which he
reached this figure. He mentioned as
separate items butterine, oleo and
toleomar?arine. All three are the
,me. He took 2.1 cuts of beef and
tinted them as .? items. He wave 115
.items a a list of bv products of rat-
tie dressing, lie mentioned 37 items
sol sausane- ' t
"Mr. Cidver made the Hat statement I
tthat paiKerj tiave tint put any new 1
capital into the liusinrss from outside SZ
sources aiiicr I'aH. Swift Si Co. alone 1 5
haa add jKS.nim.lXiO new cash capital 1
from sales of bare. Mr. Colver per
sistently ignored the number of park
ing concern in business in this coun
try. Some J.IS concerns aie enaed
in interstate business besides Ihe big
packers, and moreover, several hun
dred concerns t!c a big local and in
trastate business
"If the Kenvon bill ii passed the
splendid and elaborate service given
the country it larjje by the big pack
eri will be interfered with in a way
that will hurt evervhixly concerned
producers, packers and consumers."
French General Diet.
PARIS. Aug :"(Haus.)-General
I.e Mouton He Moisdeffre, former
chief of staff of the French army,
died today. He was born in 18.19.
1 ! i. - . . .. J L. 1
i Next Wednesday Tenth An
niversary of Petition.
Ten ears ago next Wednesday
residents of the municipality of Cap
itol Hill pVesented a petition to the
city council of Oklahoma City, ask
ing that they he incorporated in the
city limits. Mike Donnelly, com
missioner of accounting and finance,
was then mavor of Capitol Hill.
Although tlie petition was pre
sented on August 27, l'W, the elec
tion was not held until the follow
ing February whrn the (iialified vot
ers of the city voted to take in Cap
itol Hill. Trior to the rlettion it had
been a separate municipality for
about ten years, with a population rf
.1.51 . Since l'MO thr population has
grown to about 5,10.
It was two years later, Uonnelly
said, that this city adopted commis
sion form of government. Donnelly
was then councilman from Capitol
Hill. Despite the adoption of the
new government the then city coun-
cllmen refuted to give up their job
to the newly elected comrnistiotieri.
The ttate supreme court, Donnelly
aid, finally granted a mandamus
againit the councilmen.
U. S. niTlEEID ,
DZFEflTTC
CALDWELL. N. J, Aug. 25-Tlie
I'nitrd States defeated England here
yesterday in the first outdoor inter
nal imial small bore rifle match ever
held, the Americans compilini a total
r.f 7,017 points to the 7,5li made by
their opponents on their own range in
Kngland teveral days ago, but kept
a secret.
Druggieta Opea Meeting.
NEW YORK. Aug. 25-The Amer
ican 1'harmaceuticaT association met
here today in its sixty-seventh annual
convention. The question of dispens
ing liipior under prohibition, will
make the six-day session one of the
most important ever held by the or
ganiiation. Five hundred delegatet
from all parti of the country are in
attendance.
ccjtt ci rjD
BY CO C"I
LONDON, Aug. 25,-King George
hat conferred the order of the British
empire upon Major Scott, commander
of the R-J4 apon it gbccetsful trans
Atlantic round trip. Other members
of the crew were decorated with the
air cross.
SHOE REPAIR HIKE
RUMORS DISCREDITED
Although rumors that th rott of
shoe repairing in Oklahoma City
will be advanced are in circulation,
no raise will be made until it be
comes absolutely necessary, was the
opinion this morning of several shoe
repairers.
Felix Lee, manager of the Mistle-
Doctor Issues Warning
And Tells How to Stop
Tobacco Habit
Nw Tnik: Pr. Connor, formerly (
Johns llopklnn tliwplul, anys I im
often ak4. If I know tuythlne to atop
this tohneco halilt ami I nlwye recom
mend Nl.-ntol, hleh I I:mv prenreloed
with (rent aiicri.nn. Nii'otnl eonlnlna no
luil'll -lirinliiK (IruirH, Ih ntianliitrly In. nil -
leaa unit imHliuva uaionlnliinfr rrxu 1 1 h In
very aliort time. 1 h UK of tobacco
aapa tho ilHlily. vlin, vl(or ami anilil
llon of the. !v who la enihnilli'it l.y Ita
eiliietlvo effrcta. It undermine Iho
health and l.'avrt th victim an eaay
irev to general debility, thrimt and luiif
roiilili'M. nervouanaaK, Inaninnla. bcart
truulilr, kidney trouble, head iclie.
totiKue and up enrver and evan hllnd-
neaa. Phyalelani tho world over Tftn
trare tha atari at Ihe ahova dlaeaaea
and many other ts nicotine ol.sonln(.
If y mi want to free vourailf from to
haeen ao lo any ilrn atnra nod aak fur
N'lentol lab. ma. 'laka one Inhlet after
each inenl and id a ahotl Hum you will
r.ava nu ilealra fdi liilme o tha eravliiK
will hava hava lift you. Willi the nico
tine vlirilti out of vour ntlnn your
general health wll qubklv Improve.
Note: When anked alioiit Nti-otnl tah
lia, ona of our lea. ting druaaista aald: "It
in truly a tinlt.rful reina.lv7 f.ir tha to
hanro tin hit atsav ahtad uf anything
hava ever anld herore. VS'n ara aulhmitart
hy the nianufariiirera to refund ttia money
to aerv ri'taatiaflert euatomer and a
wntilff tint pa' mil the uaa ef nu name un
file the remedy pnaaiiHeg tiniieual merit"
Meotnl In enld In I h la rlly under an Iri.n
rlad ni'.nav-harM auaranlee hy all up-te
itata druuaiaia la.iluillng The Weitfall,
Itoach Veatey, and Craahy Drug Btoree.
(Adv)
Take
Your
Eyes
To
0
McVEYS
THE OPTOMETRISTS
139 HAM ST.
A
L
ea
8,
LVKOtaaeM laerlel I (saaka
agea St, Ilk ataSy ajkgag,
Summer
LasiitoJe
Sigglinf daytind gwalf
ering tughtt wear down
the reserve forct and
leave the mind and bod
impoverished. Rebuild
your energy and restore
your ambition with
The Gmt Gfacral Tnl
hW t AH aNai DrmnV
gale Mgaatggturgrgt '
LYKO aODICQiX COMPANY
New Yerh Kaawaa City, ale.
IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIH
rrriinn niiirn
rlUliVlllUt.
inffium
nuciH
Wonderful How Young and
Energetic Vou Feel After
Taking This Nausealess
Caloniel TaWet.
V
I1 - rt
If you luse not tried falotaha yuu
have a drligliiful -ui;ilkc Nwaltlng you.
Tha wondi rlul liver-cli-unaing ann .ya-tam-purif
ylng i.n.,ettlea of calomel
, my now l.e en)i.. d without the allght
gt unpleaaaiiliieaa. A Calntah at bed
time wliti a awallow of wafer. that a
II. No tnate. no nulla, nor th gllgbt
eat ttitptefieant effei tn. You wake up
In the inorntnK feeling ao good that ymi
want to laugh ntxiiii It. Tour liver la
clean, your syatem la purified, your
gppatlte heartv. tit vht you wthh.
o danger. The mat time ou feel
laxy, mean, nervoua, blue or dlacour-
gad give your liver a thorough elenria
ng with a C'alotah. They are ao per
fect that your drugKlat la authorized to
refund the price aa a guarantee that
you will be delighted.
C'alotaha are aold only lit original,
ealed twekngee. Trice thlrty-flv
cent. At all drug atorea. (Adv.)
COW WEAK
vnti ARE
MADE STRONG
Mr. WeatmorelanriTellf in
the Following Letter.
c. .,
1 If
Tfgrr'soti, . V . " When my flrtl
eh I Id wgg lorn I did not know glmut
I.Tdia K. Pink
him' Vegetable
Compound and
bad a very bard
time. I read in
the Bewangper
cuViul the Vege
table Compound
aad when my
eeeond child came
I took It aad wee
will during the
whole tltse, and
childbirth wee a
'ired ttate easier. Krer alaee
' I kive a ted It for any wgikasea
WU . . 1 i 1. AL.
c s . v jsm not tm wnauui is I or wan
,-, " 1 f 1 do all my work and am
I ftKTJall healthy. I am naralaf
? CT U, ri I atlll Uke the Vega.,
v 1? taaSU H keeps a wotaa
v li gaol WL'Jke. You may publish tav '
' Matunonlal let tte good of ether
If yoavd-4o a a." Mr '
ktceKuuUUarrltwi, If, Y.
W aaA fm dlgplaoc
-llea, tSmautUka,
VI ' N&a, heafaakei and
v JTLaa Casta
iaadlMfftav
$2,100,000 for Additional
Telephone Equipment
Every employe of the Telephone Company in Oklahoma is
tirelessly striving to attain the same goal; NOkMAL.SERV
ICE. But this is no small task. It involves pounds of energy
and millions of dollars.
At this time we have under way a construction program
that represents an expenditure of $2,100,000 for the current
year. Twenty-two construction gangs are working through
out the state on the installation of new switchboards, addi
tions to existing switchboards, new. cable facilities, toll cir
cuits and other urgently needed improvements.
Most of this is work that should have been done last year
and the year before. It was not done because it was physi
cally impossible because of war conditions.
i
We are still encountering the handicaps imposed by war.
We are delayed by overworked factories, by freight ship
ments and by $ general shortage of essential equipment. How
ever, the job has been started and we shall not let down until
it is finished.
In a number of our exchanges we are giving intensive
training to young women to prepare thern for central office
positions. We are daily welcoming home trained employes
released from military service. And we will appreciate the pub
lic's confidence and needed co-operation while" we all strive
to establish the service that Oklahoma rightly- decsrves.
. . s.
Southwestern Bell Tel.ophcne
any:;-""
Come
f
s
is
11
m 3
5
s :
y
5
as
efl tm
aa a
li
m m
s s
i ae.
m p
!
toe thoa Mpairlny shop, itated that
while a raise in the cost of repairing
was justified because of the increase
in the cost of leather and labor, that
he had no intention of raiting his
prices until every means of holding
them down had been tried and felled.
Other repair men expressed the same
opinion.
Iscaped Prlaoner Captartd.
FRANKFORT. Kv- Am. 25.-
Priton officials today announced that
Joseph Wendling, convicted slayer of
Alma Kellner in Louisville, ten yean
ago, who etraped from the ttate re
formatory here Friday, wet coptured
!!- i . ua
Stop Itching Ecxtma
Never mind how often jrou haw triad
and failed, yen can atop boning, ttchlaf
ecserravTvUdUybyapoiyhuiaUttaeaM
furntebed by sjmlruggist for 55c, Ixtra
large bottke.$lj6Q. Htallog begina tha
aaoment semo is applied. In a short
ttmt twually every trace of acsama.
tatter, pimples, rash, blackheads aac
Ssmilarakindiaeaiea will bsremosred.
For clearing tha akin and making it
vigoroualy healthy, alwayi use semo, the
penetrating, antiaeptkllquid, It la not I
greuy aal ve and it does not atain. When
others fail it ia the one dependable
treatment for akin troublee of all kinds.
. Tba E. W. Roae Ox. CleraUad. a
AdvrllMinentl .
tf awd Night, fj Meek. Vj
Km aWrwiid, MutH east Vlber gSxalea
dancing n sr
AUDITORIU Pfl
aVhl eUMNVISID 111
Beautiful
OELLE ISLE
A4mttsi Its Park ran
OMxhoma City's Dig
WATER RESQRT
BOATING
ATHIM
Figure Q Figure
Dsnclng Every Right
on the itttati et Frankfort last night
by a policeman. , Hs reeltted arrest
and was clubbed Into submission.
RED CROSS DISPOSES
' OF OLD EQUIPMENT
PARIS, jtturdy,-VU, 2J-ln a
statement which lt.il said is issued
because M maayaiscurate reports
concerning lane.ialM of Red Cross
merchajtdiM,' the 'Arotritjan Red Crost
eapiaine vat tns amy materials
wni
Uh havt 'beef jyeeld are certain
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LIBERTY
CONTINUING THl RUN OF TMt
III
Musical
aHa-kMAlltf '
'VVeuww' . a t
v rwaaantintj f.,
THl ALLURINO, S'NITTV
,. AND ABeUKOlV MUMOftOUS
MUSICAC FARC I
"raw c::d c:ea"
thrii ana we today
12
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o
0)11 M
TP O- te.47sVg.A
v f
"Tbo
Drand"
A JwlOMTV
STOUT
IClelal sCvaBtval
VIVIDLY
ACTIO S)V
A fOWBRFUL
OAST
CMItORSN m.
NeeOew rxe Br-r- r
IIEuuY D.Uf.lTTlf.U
-AlSO- I .-.
WerUTt flMaeeet I
Tea Mix
h
U Vital Tale et
tha rktla
"TOBJCMAN Or
nan a bahch"
"Arbrct'i Rid Rise"
ties reel t rw Vaataew
Fisus MACE SWAIN
Ala Waatam Wi.regtawi frwaat
ANNA LtmiUI
MTh GREAT
: CAR.3LE"
It k) mpl aranctawnied wHti
tlirllla .ait aluata tkrtlla which are
l.nlrte la tb.lr a.tien etuat. whlolt
win mag y.a e ror tr.etti. ii'g
iiing, tt
he moat thrilling, the tneat
al aerial ever nasee.
(lag-
iVD.':iAMLANDKr?
TiiMdtr aaJ Wedaeegav D W.
Orlffllh araeenta Naraia talanadgg In
Tke IklldrM la the Ueuae." aagelal
feature. A)a MarU Waleamp la
"Tampeai Ootf una tea Trail." new
waaaarai alas . Jam. a J. Oarhett Im
'Tke MiMeat Man.'1 pew aerksli alae
Tkag iMig ia aenatilae cemadr. " 1m
aaS Jam alia."
W4aeaer P
ill." 1
Ceraett la
pcris'iabli etuffs. second-hand ewn
mint, surplus atodti and articles
which are no longer of ny use la ,
direct relief work in either Franca
or Eastern Europe.
1- mm
li
It's ewette el the Maatla "All-Ware"
TTKenAT
rWlaattae
KtvfoOB
la
"THE 1
QI'll-HICNINO
Awfal
MllaattaM
T Apr
Maal
MOWING MONDAY ONLY
' BKAimrtX NORMA TAJ.MAOOB)
la
"Ghoats of Yesterday"
Tka Qaeea ef tea f akaret Ftaae Lave
aijso anowiNO
Saearr. BMUaklna
"Salvation Sue"
Do You Lovt
-Thrllls-
Mystery
Romanct
Advtnturt
Pa e want la tea the ar.at.et lie.
lag athl.t.. the moat popular aad be
laved hera of hla day (ha maa whe
la knewa la more peaala kr aame and
reputallen than ear aitlete oa eartfct
Than eome aad aea tka great.
Jamot J.
CORDETT
"OKNTLKMAM JIM" la the emask
lag Ma SJnlraraal aarlal "THB MID.
NIDHT MAN," a etorr ef hair rale
lug adranture. thrllla. high eee4 ao.
tlea, all entwlaed la a awetl late
etary.
af HSatll.1 Salt H bf
Alae. D W. flrlfftth Meaente Kglgtg
Talmadge In "Tke Children la the
Ho ue' ap.elal future Alan Maria
Walrema In "T.mpaet redr Hlla tha
Vall." new w.at.rni ana Tent Mia
In loi Punahlna cemadr, "Tom aM
Jerry Mil."
tiZZltm tin Prc.:::j Ttb htuti 31)
leeolewaal
Now Oldahoma s
iuii:t)
lllotcriccl Pageant of Oklahoma '
1 ... f ,
t tvak ctMi. . aS.l.t.M.. its 1
IaHaagT , eUVaa aVsaeawJTa Uklilwwj aVSTSAV -;
AaiaaiAma. MM Ta.ltawae' VawlaaaMaai ia V
' viriiailk aviuus eai uuv avjaagiwa awuii w ai
Present With Company of 350 People.
Proceeds devoted to Policemen's Benevolent Fund.
Best Seats, $1.00; Children. 25c
Seats at WeetfaiTa Drug Store and Jenkln's Music Store I
ANY TIM
TOMORROW
20c MAT'Ne
" OR NIOMT
COMING
HAROLD LOCKWOOO
HI tAT P"ANC
1
(IT'S COOLID WITH ICID AIR)
Lett Timet
. Tatfgy
PMfer.
"Birflar
av
Proxy"
eOMINO TOMORROW
CweealA TALlnXaiE
Km 9A. SL.
,MV MaUrtee Nhjht ChiMree
J
OKLAHOMA CltVS ONLY
VARIITY THIATIR
vrisintino rivi acts or
COLORFUL AND SLIA8INQ
VAUDEVILLE
rHOTorLAva or distinction
INCLUDINO THl IMININT
STAR Or THl SAKIN STAOI,
LG17I3 0Tor:2
in thi emrriNo nM drama,
aatai
OVERHOLSER
TONIGHT
AUGUST 25
Farewsl) tear trior to world trip
JULIAN ELTINGE
(HIMSELF) ' v
aad bis new
REVUE
ef NiBatMa-Ulaateea
FOlTY FAMOUS FOOTLIOKT FAV011TSS
' will . J ,
ILTIM01
FLASHIMO FASMIOW
Beaaty Chotae fraeosated Orcheetra ;
PHcn: foe te S3J0, ataa war tax
.Ctitaia 8:10
HOTI-ThU slow ia ewe tt tke trery Seat skews that win be kere ,
uia aeaaea, Feopie wae save seta assure taat snast ess at us
IATHAWAT RAIFII. -
acta is worth tha pries ef allaetea.
LAiSeTffiiEE HAUFLAIUE
Recently of Omehe, AccepU Fotitlon as Dand
Instructor at the City Auditorium
lira. Mauflalra crime I to our -city
well recooimerded as an instructor in
social and ertistie dancing, having
studied dancing exteniirelv. and le a
graduate of the International Acade-
mr of Paris, France, having success
ftatly eondveted elassei and schools of
dancing In Kansas City, thicsgo and
Omaha. Mrs. Hauflaire will give
special attention to children ia the
aftereoon, teachiiif them interpreuUve.
ciasaic ana seciaf dancing, as well
as-ahsrsooa classes in claiiic danc- ,
IM for the ladies wishing to reduce
in beeensk more graceful. The saoth .
erf are Invited to call and arrange fof ,
their children as well as themselves.
Pupils may enroll now for the been
ing September I. Mrs. Hauflaire will
have associated with her, Prof. 1 Wv
Cortisioe. of Chictgo, in the conduct
of the sebooL The management states '
they sre spsriof so expense ia tecir
ing the beet teschers ia the coentry,
and intend to ettabliah a regular n
te-the-ninate tdsooi of daaciiig. The
enrolment prices erst Children later
ireUtive, classie and social dancing, ,. . , . ,
J eer seasoa or $00 per term - ladieiHflefaoon classic, aaakf trie, f
einnen classes eW Monday evetims), Septfembtr 1. 7 :30, and a m Laei
Kg innen start every Monday rveaing tratteafttr daring the esesan, 7-1
tfieee classes yea are- mraittssd e tsastN the aopalsr aocialk
daaces for the tarn ef tUL two Inrdas eaef week VoVmsye ej '
weeks si T wish. Prints 1h aUlfar- by awomtmeat, SU9 atA .
iNsoni for S7J50, Those whe wish to take teachers' eouriei er f2 '
inl for tsaeher. may eall ee arrka ITS gaanai aniens nf tka aJ
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