legal notices
ert Emmett Allison, Fidelity Pheonix
Fire Insurance Company, a corpora-
tion, C. F. McCarty, Robert McCal-
mant anJ E. A. Pettigrew from all
(Published in Weekly Constitution right, title, estate, interest, property
Dec. 31. "1* an<* ^an* 1915.) and equity of redemption in or to said
NOTICE BY PUBLICATION. premises or any part thereof.
m i Deiendants, Fidelity Phoenix Fire
Said Defendants, George Bright Al- Insurance Company, a corporation.
lison, Robert Emmett Allison and Ar- C. F. McCarty and Robert McCal-
cania Allison will take notice that mant, claim interest in and liens up-
said Plaintiff, B. M. Parmenter, did on said premises and lands described TODAY
WILLIAMS
TAKES OATH
on the 30th day of November. 1914, herein hy virtue of judgments here-
file his petition in the District Court tofore rendered in the Courts of I
ii and for Comanche County, Okla- Comanche County, Oklahoma, and E. j
homa. against the Defendants, George A. Pettigrew claims by virtue of ]
Bright Allison, Arcania Allison, mortgage upon said premises judg-
Robert Emmett Allison, The Fidelity ment heretofore rendered thereon in
Phoenix Fire Insurance Company, a the Courts of Comanche County, Ok-
oorporation, C. F. McCarty, Robert lahoma, for the foreclosure of said
McCalmant and E. A. Pettigrew and mortgage of said E. A. Pettigrew.
Emma Parmenter, who was thereaf- That the claims and interests of said
ter made a Defendant, and that the defendants, Fidelity Pheonix Fire In-
said George Bright Allison, Arcania surance Company, a corporation, C.
Allison and Robert Emmett Allison F. McCarty, Robert McCalmant and
must answer said petition on or be- E. A. Pettigrew are inferior and sub-
fore the 12th day of February, 1915, ordinate to the mortgage liens of
or said Petition will be taken as tmie plaintiff and Cross-Petitioner, Emma
and judgment rendered in said action Parmenter. Judgment will be taken
against said defendants l.eorge for the foreclosure of all mortgages
Bright Allison, Arcania Allison and nnd ]iens herein reterred to, making
Robert Emmett Allison for the sum of Emma Purmenter's first: Plaintiff's
Three Hundred Sixtwn I>ollars and ^ ^ ^ ^
Twenty cents ($816 20 with interest >ntg. ^ aR(J ,nur„pt their „rder
at the rate o o p p • as to priority as the Court shall ad-
from Novem >er . ■ , p judce and decree and the whole prem-
and Seventy- v . • $ ;!i i..niAr,t 'ses B0'^ satisfy the indebted-
torney s fee, am i J <- nes3 jjeng herein referred to.
returned in said action against said, p .. pnMPTON
defendants, Robert Emmett Allison,1 K' u' l,uim 1UI>'
George Rright Allison and
Allison for the foreclosure of a cei-
tain mortgage securing said promis-
sory note of that even date therewith
AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK
AND HE MADE A MASTERLY
ADDRESS.
GIVEN GREAT OVATION
To the New Governor, do the Thous-
ands Present to Witness
the Ceremonies.
KILLED IN
AIR BATTLE
By the United Press.
PARIS, JAN. 11.—GERMAN
AEROPLANES AGAIN BOM-
BARDED DUNKIRK THIS AFTER-
NOON, AND SEVERAL BUILD-
INGS WERE DAMAGED.
Five civilians were killed.
A German aviator reconnoissanc-
ing over the French positions at Ami-
ens was killed hy a French aviator in
a battle in the air.
R. B.
jTrranin 1 (SEAL.) Clerk of District Court.
Arcania | By H j MURPHY, Deputy.
B. M. PARMENTER, Attorney for
Plaintiff.
By the United Press.
OKLAHOMA CITY, Jan. 11.—"The
grafter must go to sleep and not wake
up during these four years or take up
his abode for that period in some oth-
er jurisdiction,said Governor R. L.
Williams, the third governor of Okla-
homa in his inaugural address this
'afternoon.
I Thousands fought for admission to
the Overholster Opera House where
the ceremonies were conducted.
TO PROVIDE FOR
THE UNEMPLOYED
LIVES I! YEARS ON CBAUKKKS;
GETS HEALTH BACK IN A DAY
Kate Stiferman of Oklahoma City
Restored After Long Period
of Suffering.
Kate Stiferman of Capitol Hill, Ok-
lahoma City, lived on crackers for
eight yeurs. She was a
chronic stomach troubles.
She got a bottle of Mayr's Wonder-
ful Stomach Remedy. The result of
the treatment, she declares, was
marvelous. She wrote:
"A sample bottle of your remedy
cured me of my stomach troubles. I
can now eat anything that I want to
parts of the country tell about. It it
not a long treatment.
Mayr's Wonderful Stomach Remedy
clears the digestive tract of mucoid
accretions and removes poisonous
sufferer from j matter. It brings aulck relief to suf-
ferers from stomach ailments, liver
and bowel troubles. Many declare
that it has saved them from danger-
ous operations; many declare that it
has saved their lives.
We want all people who have chroa-
ic stomach trouble or constipation, no
matter of how long standing, to try
; one dose of Mayr's Wonderful Stoni-
with good results, after living B . ...
rackers for eight years-ami at ach Remedy-one dow will convinc
times I could not even cat them. I .you. This is the medicine so many of
have three sisters affected the same "Ur people have been taking with sur-
way and I want to surprise them by prising result
(Published in Weekly Constitution
Jan. 7, 14, 21, 1915.)
NOTICE BY PUBLICATION.
Plaintiff,
unon the following described real es
tate, lying and situated in the County
of Comanche. State of Oklahoma, to-
wit: The Southeast Quarter (1-4) of
Section Twertv-two (22) Townfhip,Block-Miller Lumber Co.
Three (3) North of Range Nine (9) j vs.
West of the Indian Meridian, contain-.J. O. Ramsey, Defendant.
ing One Hundred Sixty (160) acres) In the Justice Court before S. R
more or less and adjudging that de- Harper, Justice of the Peace in and
fault has been made in said mort- for £jty 0f Lawton, Comanche Coun-
gase; that plaintiff has a lien on said tyj state of Oklahoma.
premises to the amount for which Said defendant is hereby notified
judgment will be taken as aforesa.d thal on the 1)!th day of December,
and order said premises to be sold
—----- . - .. . „ . 1914, an order of attachment in the
without appraisement; and that a fur- sum fifty.two and :J0-100 dollars
thPr judgment will be rwdered ^ fay the above med Jus.
tice of the Peace against his goods, in
Hright Allison ana uooeri Emmek. ^ aboye entjt,ed actioni and that
Allison for the sum of One Thousand ^ ^ wj|, be heard on the 25th
One Hundred Forty-eight Dollars of JaM 1915 at 10 o'clock
from 4:,M'.
S. R. HARPER,
Justice of the Peace
J. A. HUGHES.
Plaintiff.
LABOR AND POSTOFFICE DE-
PARTMENTS TO CO-OPERATE
FOR THIS PURPOSE.
  J WASHINTON, D. C., Jan. 11.—A
OKLAHOMA CITY, Jan. 11.— national employment bureau reaching
Promptly at 11 o'clock this morning,' ,nt0 every section of the United
Adjutant General Frank Canton and states will be put into operation by
ol. A. N. Leecraft of the governor's |the Department of Labor next week,
staff, escorted Governor-elect Wil- carrying out the suggestion of Presi-
liams from the Lee-Huckins hotel to dent Wilson in the Indianapolis
the executive office. Here the two gov- jspeech for a "systematic method of
ernors, one outgoing and the other in- helping the workingmen of America,
coming, exchanged compliments and preliminary work for the bureau
courtesies, and immediately were has been completed, it was announced
taken by automobile to the Overhol- by Commissioner Caminetti of the
ser theater, where the inaugural cere- : Immigration Bureau and instructions
monies were held at noon. Members of
the governor's staff and the Oklaho
the way 1 can eat."
This is lu«t the sort of experience
that the thousands of users of Mayr's
The most thorough
system cleanser ever sold. Mayr's
Wonderful Stomach Remedy is now
sold here by Jones Bros., and drug-
Wonderful Stomach Remedy ir
all gists everywhere.
ma National guard formed two lines
from the turg to the entrance and
gave a military salute as the two ex-
sent to the thousands of postmasters
and rural carriers throughout the
country and to nearly 200,000 fieiu
agents of the Department of Agricul-
ture, which will co-operate with the
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IS THERE ANOTHER
GERMAN FLEET ABROAD?
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FAXON SIGNALS.
(Signal, Jan. 7th.)
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($1,148.00) with interest at
of ten per cent per annum    .....
November 14th. 1914, until paid and
Fifty Dollars (*50.00> attorney's fees
upon a certain promissory note exe-1
cuted by said defendants, George  
Brighi; Allison and Robert. Emmett
Allison on the 20th day of September, (Published in Weekly Constitution
1909, and for the costs of suit; and a Jan. 7, 14, 21. 1915.) .
further judgment rendered in said ac- SUMMONS BY PUBLICATION,
tion against said defendants, C orge ln the District Court of Comanche
Bright Allison and Robert Emmett County, Oklahoma.
ecutives passed between them. Th  j,atjor Department to bring the job-
theater had been profusely decorated hess man and the manless job to-
with American flags and the pictures jgether. All agents of the Immigra-
of Woodrow Wilson, ex-Governor tion Bureau also will participate in
Haskell, Governor Cruce and Gov-'the huge task, Mr. Caminetti said, and
ernor-elect Williams. | blanks and reports for their use al-
Immediateiy after arriving at the ready have been printed and will be
Overholser, the governor-elect was j forwarded without delay.
escorted to the stage, where he was j The general plan of the employ-
awaited by Chief Justice Matthe"' J- ment bureau was outlined by Mr.
Kane, who administered the oath of Caminetti as follows:
Ida L. Lawson, Plaintiff.
vs. No. 4257
William T. Lawson. Defendant.
S«id defendant. William T. Lawson
ill take notice that he has been sued
Allison for the foreclosure of a cer-
tain mortgage securing said promis-
sory note of that even date therewith
upon the following described real es-
tate lying and situated in the Coun-   
ty of Comanche, State of Oklahoma, the above entitled action, in th
to-wit: The East One-Half (1-2) of above styled court and that he must
the South East Quarter (1-4) of Sec- a),ppar and demur, answer or other-
tion Twenty-two (22) Township wise piead to the petition of the plain-
Three (3) North of Range Nine (9) tiff filed therein on r,r before t' 20th
West of the Indian Meridian contain- j February, D„ 1915, or said!
ing Eighty (80) acres more or less, tition will be taken as true and a I
and adjudging that default has been judKment aCcordingly rendered for
made in said mortgage and thai djvorce and cal.,, anil custody of minor
plaintiff has a lien on said premises
for the amount for which judgment • ^ LAWSON, Plaintiff,
will be taken as aforesaid, and order ( BURTON, Attorney for
said premises to be sold without ap- "Plaintiff.
praisement. ATTEST—(SEAL.)
Said Defendants, George Bright Al- r b. COMPTON,
lison, Arcania Allison and Rot* t Clerk of Said Coun..
Emmett Allison will take notice that g jj j MURPHY, Deputy.
on the 24th day of December, 1914.        —
Emma Parmenter tiled her Cross
office. The new governor delivered his
inaugural address. After the oath was
administered to the chief executive,
Notices will be posted in all post-
offices. announcing that applications
for work or workers will be received
Petition fn™he District Court of Co- published in Week, Constitituon
manche County Oklahoma, in said Dec. 24, 31, 14, Jail. 7,14,-1,
the other state officials took the oath hy the postmaster, who will be sup-
of office. plied with forms to be filled out and
With scarcely time for a hasty | forwarded to the Labor Department
lunch, the governor's party hastened ^ a^ent in charge of the /;one in which
to the Lee-Huckins hotel, where the the office is located. The distribution
formal inauguration reception will be branch of the immigration service
held between the hours of 3 and 5 in w,n handle this part of the work and
the afternoon. The close of a full day to them also will go the reports of
will be marked by the brilliant in- the Department of Agriculture agents
augural ball, which starts at 9:30 p. jas to sections where help is needed in
m. in the Auditorium. Here the flower harvesting or other work. Applicants
of Oklahoma society will gather to j will then be informed of the place
give the new chief executive a fitting where they can obtain work of the
?tart upon his official path. Iliind they seek and at the nearest
Little will be accomplished in point to them, the Postal Service act-
either house of the legislature Mon-.jng as the distributing and collecting
day, as the house did not convene un-'agency for applications and replies
til 10 o'clock and the senate met an throughout the transactions.
hour later. Members of both houses
By ili'' United Press. ~ i
RIO JANERIO, Jan. 1.—An ♦ Miss Helen Watson spen tlast week
unconfirmed report that the ♦ here visiting her friend, Miss Eku
Karlsrue has been augmented by ♦ Bergstrom.
♦ the German fleet which ran the ♦ j Miss Minnie Fisher returned home
♦ gauntlet off the North Sea has ♦ Wednesday after a week's visit with
♦ led to orders to British vessels ♦ her sister in Lawton.
♦ along the east coast to remain ♦ j Stave Linson has sub-leased the
♦ in port. * oltl Culpepp°r lease north of town
+ and moved there last week.
 | On January 3rd, 1915, Mr. James
REDUCTION IN ILLITERACY. Sexton of Chattanoga. Oklahoma,
WASHINGTON, D. C., Jan. 11.— and Miss Ada Kerns of Faxon, were
Not more than 15 out of every 1,000 united in marriage.
children from ten to fourteen years of George Andreas is taking a vaca
age in the United States are unable to tion of several days in Fort Worth
i-ead and write, according to statistics and Dallas, Texas. F. M. Brown is
announced by the federal bureau of filling his place as section foreman,
education. ! School was resumed Monday and
An analysis of the figures shows Prof. Hunter reports the enrollment
that in 1900 there were 42 out of ev- nearly doubled. The attendance now is
1,000 children between the ages about one hundred and fort„ ^ d he
of" 10 and 14 who were illiterate. This expects it to reach a hundred and
number had been reduced to 22 in sixty very soon.
1910 and to 15 in 1914. | Ben Hutchins left last week for
    Stillwater, Oklahoma, where he will
ESTIMATING COST. take a business course in the A. ar.d
There are representatives of the M. college. Ben has a level English
United States Interstate Commerce head on a strong well made body and
Commission in Lawton today, engag- will make good in his studies.
cd in an investigation of the physical Mr. and Mrs. L T. McAte* have
valuut..n of the Rock Island railway, been enjoying a holiday visit the past
It is a character of investigation be- week from the former s brother-in-
ing made of all railway systems law and sister, Mr .and Mrs. J. W
throughout the United States and has Smith or Atlanta, Georgia, iney rst
(i,„„ visited W. A, McAtee and family at
been going on for some tune. , , _ .
   Davidson and arrived here last Fri-
day. Mr. Smith is a prominent attor-
ney of Atlanta.
Mr. J. W. Farris died at his home
SHERIFF'S SALE.
GUARANTEES SERVIA A PORT
By The United Press.
PARIS, Jan. ll.-The repon^„ ^ ^ ^ afto;ncon> Jat,
11.
published that Italy has guar
Servia a port on the Adriatic
when peace is concluded.
went in a body to the Overholser to
witness the inaugural ceremonies.
social affairs,
uary 1. At the time of his death Mr.
Farris was forty-six years of age,
' comparatively in the prime of life, but
ucocdvc he had been in bad health for some
CALLING BULGARIAN RESERV E. ^ ^ during the past year he
By the United Press. failed very fast. He is survived by a
BERLIN, Jan. ll.-Swiss advices ^ ^ ^ ^ of Kansaf r;itv
and Lester, of this place, and
Sickly children need WHITE'S
CREAM VERMIFUGE. It not onlj
suit Number 422(>, against the De-
r^rdan Allisonr8RoberthtEm!liett"' AJl'i- In the District Court for Comanche j Owing to the many social ""airs, (iestr0yR worms, if there be any, but if
son Fidelity Pheonix Fire Insurance County, State of Oklahoma. chief among which is the formal re" 1 acts as a strengthening tonic in the
Company, a corporation, C. F. Me- Mrs. I hobe like, riainun, I ception to the governor at 3 oclock, it stomach and bowels. Price 25c per
Carty, Robert MeCalm nt and E. A- n„hbs De- is doubtful if either house will con-
Pettigrew, and that the said George John, t. Dobbs and M. A. Dobbs. Ue ^ A], fUtc (>f.
Robert Emmett Anfson must"answer By virtue of ian "^er of sale issued fices wi„ be dosed Monday during the
S^hTa^n^Sy^U Practically the who, of the Wil
AP'iinst said Defendants George 2 o'clock p. m., at the Comanche Coun- ]iLms family will be present to re
Bright Allison, Arcania Allison and ty Court House in the City of Law on, the inauguration of their
Robert Emmett Allison for the sum of County of ^ Hnd sell to kinsman. Jonathan Williams of Dur-1 OKLAHOMA CITY, Jan.
i bottle. Sold by Central Drug Storo.
 
HOLLIDAYS WIN IN
THEiR DAMAGE SUIT
Swiss
leclare that the Bulgarian reservists , ^
abroad have been ordered to report to , 'm^L. L." AnUe^'of"'Fort
Worth, Texas; also by his father, Mr.
Alvin Farris and two brothers, P. B.
and Walter Farris, all of this place.
the colors.
Born, 011 Saturday morning, to Mr.
and Mrs. Frank M. Head a winsome
baby daughter, to whom they have
given the name, Nancy Blake.
Four Hundred Six
Dollars and homa, offer at public sale and sell to
with in- the highest and best bidder for cash ant, father
f the governor-elect;
I OKLAHOMA CITY, Jan. 11.
Judgment of the district court of Co-
eighty-ftve e^ents^ ($4005) ^ in- the^hest and oes^iuu. Wa,ker of 4,ahoma City', manche county, awarding Mangolia
cent" per annum from the Kith day of property, to-wit: a sister, and Judge William's young- Holliday and hei jouiu son, osep i
December. 1914, until paid, interest All of Block Twenty-Fivei 25), of ^ Co„ins williams, attorney, Holliday, $20,000 damages against
Ada, all will be present to honor the the Rock Island Railway companj foi
occasion. Judge Alger Melton, chair- the death of Joseph Holliday, was af-
lars ($50.00) attorney's
certain promissory note
Cures Old Sores, Other Reroutes WOii't Cur-
The worst Ci>M, no matrer of how Ion* sti t.<llr
:re cured by the wonderful, ohl reliat >
'otter's Antiseptic Heulinc Oil. It rHi'
i i au>l Ucals o: ti:c iju" time " .
Heartburn is a symptom of indiges-
tion. Take a dozen HERBINE in such
cases. The pain disappears instantly.
The bowels operate speedily and you
feel fine, vigorous and cheerful. Price
50c. Sold by Central Drug Store.
paPy able6 annualVy, "defaulting interest the original townsite of-"Sterling, Co-
tn "be added to principal and draw the manche County, Oklahoma.
same rate of interest and^Fjfty D°l- k of ^'id defendant, man of the~sUte central committee, Krmed by the supreme court Satur-
and mort- John C. Dobbs and M. A. Dobbs, and is gnd M). am, Mrg w R Samne| of day in an opinion by Justice Riddle,
gage execute., oy — rge Bright directed by said order of sale to be ,on>ftime friends of the judge, I Attorneys for the railroad sought to
Allison, Arcania Allison and Robert so'dtosatisfy said °rderwOfsae.x, are here j have the case reversed on the con-
Ernmett Allison on e > ^ | Comanche County, Okla.1 Many Durant citizens, proud over tention that it should have been trie
• ''Kto and mortgage, for a good By J. R. HEFLEY. the fact that their 'Bob ' Monday under the regulations of the federal
and valuable consideration, having nvi hnmn Cthia was d®clared first man of the state/' employers liability act ol Apn
I ecu heretofore on or about the 16th Dated at L^to". 1Oklahoma, thi. t ^ th£ one hundred peo- 1'JOS, instead of under the territorial
21St da>' °f PeCember' ^ P'e from the Kovernor-elect's home law. The court, however, aftei
i '•nnsferrefl, assigned and ^|,Vjn0. C.     s viewed the inauguration. The entire lengthy review of the case, held that
\"l'."na. Judgment will be further AHOMA CITY, Jan. 8.—Final right tier of boxes at the Overholser this question should have been raised
rendered for the costs of this suit, ,  ,.1 (ht, r(inr,lrrPnt resolution, reserved for the Durant re- at the time of trial.
In the original petition, which was
an^T'fur^er"judgment"will be~«n- passage of the concurrent resolution,
dered in said action against said De- providing for a legislative investiga
fendants, George Blight Allison, Ar- lion of the workings of the state
cania Allison and Robert Emmett land department, a short de-
fearestato £££TeTurinl said bate on a resolution designed to place
promissory note of that even date certain restrictions on the state board
(herewith and upon the following de- of affalrs ln awardlng the house
scribed real estate, sltua]ei1 e{ printing contract and the introduction
SiffiS to-wit: The SSSJi of twenty-four bills constituted the
Quarter (1-4) of Section Twenty-two chief work 0f the house of represen-
(22) Township Three (S) Nort> of ^jygg during a short session Thurs-
If - ■ p-
idjudging that default has been made of the 8Chool land department, which
in said mortgage and that the cross was introduced by Representative
C'tr^id8 p^mi^Tor the amoun't, Luther Harrison of Seminole county
for which judgment will be taken as was passed without a dissenting vote
i>fore-:iid and order said premises to afler it had been amended so as to
|>e sold without appraisement and vide for open meetings of the in-
SyrS J3 - 2:
nnd all taxes that may be a lien upon the state examiner and inspector to
f ^d premise* and forever bar and do the necessary technical clerical
foreclose said defendants, George jnvolved in the investigation.
Bright Allison, Arcania Allison, Rob-
  I tiled in the Comanche court in April
Children take BALLARD'S HORE "f 1909, $50,000 was demanded from
HOUND SYRUP willingly because i: .the railroad company. A jury return
tastes nice. There isn't a better rem
edy anywhere for children's coughs,
hoarseness and bronchitis. It's good
medicine and easy to take. Price 25c,
50c and $1.00 per bottle. Sold by Cen-
,ral Drug Store.
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♦ MOTHER AND FIVE ♦
♦ CHILDREN BURN TO DEATH. ♦
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♦ By the United Press. ♦
♦ I RONTON, Ohio, Jan. 11.— ♦
♦ Mrs. Jennie Duff and her five ♦
♦ children burned to death at ♦
♦ their farm house. ♦
♦ The eldest was eleven years ♦
♦ old. ♦
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ed a verdict of $20,000 for the plain-
tiffs.
It was alleged that Holliday, who
was killed near Chickasha in 1908
when a wreck train on which ho was
riding, collided with two flat cars. He
was crushed between the caboose and
flat cars, it was alleged.
!F PRICE OF ELECTRICITY IS FAIR,
WHY ALL OF THIS DESPERATION?
Special to The < onstitutiou. , of Lawton.
OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla., Jan. 9. That in fall of 1914, the people
—Complaints were fil'-'d a few days living on North Addition, asked for
ago before the state corporation com- lighting service, and the city commis-
mission charging excessive rates for sioners thereupon ordered the ('o-
• lectricitj, and asking the couimis manche Light and Power company to
sion to review the rates in Lawton to extend its line and lights under its
see if such rates charged by the Co- ' contract, and that such order was im-
lnanchc Light and Power Company mediately complied with by the Co-
were excessive. 1 manche Light and Power company
One of the complaints bore the and the lights are now burning night-
ni'me of R. A. Jones, commissioner of ly and sati factorily.
public property. The commission has R. H. WARREN.
received a letter from Mr. Jones ask- ; Contnisioner Public Safety,
ing the withdrawal of the complaint. \ R. A. JONES,
There has also been filed with the ! Commissioner Public Property,
corporation commission a petition ,
signed by a large number of business In commenting on the above, the
men of lawton certifying that the Constitution wants to ask why are the
lighting was better than it has ever Keys people so desperately oppose !
been, but there is nothing it this pe- to having their light rates reviewed
tition in reference to rates charged by the Corporation Commission
Deep-seated coughs that resist ordi-
nary remedies require both external
and internal treatment. If you buy a
dollar bottle of BALLARD'S HORE
HOUND SYRUP you get the two rem
edies you need for the price of one.
There is a DERRICK'S RED PEP-
PER POROUS PLASTER for the
chest, free with each bottle. Sold by
Central Drug Store.
for electricity. Said petition is filed
along with the Jones letter of with-
drawal.
If the rates are fair and equitably,
no harm can be done them. The peo-
ple who pay for lights and power, are
parties to the contract and have an
interest, and not one, has a desire to
injure any one. They just want to
which know if fair rates prevail and why try
self- to bull doze every one off the board,
i The rates in Lawton are among th*
Another Certific.iie.
There is also filed with the corpora-
tion commission a certificate
reads as follows and which is
explantaory.
Lawton, Okla., Jan. 5, 1915., highest in the state and the people of
We hereby certify that for a num- Lawton are entitled to have them re
ber of years there has been some talk viewed, and if they are right, fair and
and effort made to secure an exten- j equitable, then no harm can come to
sion of the lighting service of the city , any one.