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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-15
AMATEURS TO
" PARADE TODAY

Headed by the Blues Bnnd, and
after mn nddrcAs OF announcement
from tho Hnyor, the eight teams
Ornpohing the. itichE1OEl Amateur
baseball League Mill ieayc thc CITY
Hall thin afternoon al 2 o'cioc1r I'm
automobiles, and traverse the prin-
cipnl streets Of Richmond In order
20 let the people Know lust ,yhnt
liz being done In amateur bnacbafl
circles.
Through the kindness of owners
mud dealers, upwards of forty-flvc
automobiles have been donated for
the pnrRde. In NIL nb0ut t20 play
crs and officials will ride In the
procession, and Immediately there
after the unipires selected Will go
10 the Arverni bull pRrits, and the
rhcc for the pennnnt and cup in the
hrsf organized amateur League TN
this city will hive begun.
The gnmrs nre called for 4
o'clock, mud for this reason 1t ia
imperative that those anticipating
taking pnrt Ia the parade he nj the
City Iinii promptly at las O'clock
this nftcrnnon. II Is then TINT
Mayor Ricbnrdson viii mike his
address. The tennis composing the
lcHEne nre the Athletics, Barton
Heights, tlcoE, skrccmern, Hattie
ANea, 1IiEhlandrrn, Chriaf Church
Association nnd the yirgininus.
Letters have bccn sent 10 all those
volunteering 10, lend automobiles,
ana Il ~ thought TINT, innSmnch ms
the success of the parade VIII lie
pend largely upnn their hrinE prea-
cnt on time, MI who have pr0n,i.cd
VIII report. f.i
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ST. JOHNS OURS GAME
WITH EASTERN IN LEAD
Especial to rho Times DIsnaich.l

,,t.1TO'IHI 70 IN I IHItS- IJISIH lCH'I
Manassas. Va. April list Johns.
scheduled To play Eastern College to-
day. quit ut the beginning of tho
fourth inning. with the score 2 10 0
In favor Of Eastern. Tolson was on
the mound for St Johns. and he was
hit hard, i've hits being made off him
in the three innings pitched, includ-
ing two doubles and three singles.
81. Johns quit On a decision of the
umpire. claiming that a ball was called
u strike. White struck out seven men
besides having two assists to his
credit. IT'D
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Tho lI.ittlc COnfederates Won close
game from the Little Floyd Avenues
Ivy the score OF 9 to On the academy
diamond yesterday. Tho features Of
tic game were vi Waikins's and
Cutchins's hitting and NJ. Watkins's
and HUNTS heldinE
Batteries: Little Floyd Avenues-k.
Watkins. NJ. Watkins and Young: Lit
tie Confcdcrat es--AndcrSon. l-aiferty
md CuichinS. IL. --------.-.- ---Il
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PLAYERS WEAR GRAPE

ST. Louis, Mo-. April ll.-out OF re-
spect to the memory Of "Addio" Joss,
the Cleveland pitching star, all the
players in to-day's game between ST
Louis and Cleveland. American League
teams. Wore a band of Grape. The vis-
itors won their first game of the sea
son by to 5. Lefty" George was
knocked out OF the box. The score.
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ST. Louis.
Totals ..,3e % II 1 Totals ;.
.Batted for Petty In eighth.
tRat,cd for knapp In eighth.

The score by Innings: n.
ST. Louis ........,o o COS o 0-5
Cleveland Observation-Disclosures @ 2 o 1 O - IL
summary: -SehwIestcr. Austin. VIII
iiams. Wallace. Petty, Graney t2l, Turner.
Jackson. Iaioie. Mitchell Knapp. Two Ia SO
CHAM. Cirancy 90, Laporte.
Murray. Lajoie. Sacrifice hits-I.aJoe. Aus
lin. Clarke. Double rlay-knaupp tunas-
sisted. stolen hHse-Turncr Fret base on
balls-On George. z; off Petty. l.. of Ham
iiton. / of Mitchell. e. Off Knapp l. Struck
out-By Mitchell Is ny Tirnnp. 6: by Petty.
-; by Hamilton. |. IIis-OT George. 4 In
IL innings: Off Petty. ! In 5 c-2 innings: of
Hamilton. . in inning; off Mitchell. q in Il
inninss of krapp. In Innings. Wild
pitchcs-krarn. Petty. BRlks-Mitcheli and
Hamilton. Left on bascs-St. Louis. 81 Cievc
land, 9 Passed hail. Smith Time of game
e:eo umnIrcs. O-I.omghlin and Dineen.
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DETROIT PUNCHES HITS

Detroit, Mich, April 14.-Detroit
punched hits off Tango in the first and
eighth innings. and defeated Chicago
again to-day the score being TO O..
Willett allowed five singles. and was
never in trouble. Crawford secured
two doubles, single and u base on
balls in four times at bat. The score:
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PITCHERS BATTLE

Chicago, April l4.-St. Louis defeat
cd Chicago to here to- day In n
hard-fouEht pitchers battle. The home
team made It's score on u base on halls,
an error ii sacrifice hit and a long
ny. st. Louis made two runs on II base
on balls and n single. followed by a
long single after two men were out.
The score:
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BOSTON PITCHERS HIT HARD

Boston. Mass. April 1.-THE Brook
lyn Nationals found the Boston pitch
crs for sixteen long hits in their final
ming by the score OF 10 to .. Three of
the locals string of pitchers were
used. Tho score:
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Summary: Runs-wkitc. sterrett woolc.
rinlay Two-base hns-Whitc. stcrrett.
Woole. Men. Three-base hit--Hume. stolen
bases-Wooie. Lille Sacrifice hits-3ard
Prescott Wlnants. Carter tvirginia). Hit
ny pitcher-Lilc. Struck out-By Woolc To-;
by Wilmer. l.. Passed bail-Iackey Time
OF game. 1880. Umpire. Chowning
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TWO RIDERSHURT,
one SUSP ENDED, !.
HORSE KILL Ed
Exciting Mix-Up in First Race
at Jamestown-Many Feat
ures on Card.

Norfolk. Va, April lt.-With the
largest crowd OF the meeting in at
tendance. the card at the jamestown
race track to-day was brimtui or fca-
lures and some excitement. Hoffman.
With Olsen up. won the Old Point Com
fort pursc. with Guy Fisher close sec
ond.
In the first race, for three yea r olds.
won by Black Branch. with Eddie Du.
gan up. Jockeys Bell and Adams were
So badly hurt that they had TO be sent
TO hospital. There were twelve
horses In this race, and Adams. who
was on Win. and Bell, on kcrran,
were crowded against the rail in tho
back stretch. Adams had q leg brok-
en- and his arm iaccratcd By coming
In contact with the fence. He'll had a
splinter run In the muscles OF his right
arm. and his left shoulder was in
jurcd. Jockey Connolly riding For
roster, was thrown in tho mix-up and
slightly injured.
Eddie Dngan was blamed for the
trouble, and was suspended from rid
Ing during the remainder OF the pros
ent meeting. Dugan is said to have
blocked Bell and caused his horse TO
throw Whin with Adams up Whin
was so badly injured that he was shot
on the field, Whin was owned BY AZ
bert Simons, Of Memphis, and was con
sidercd fair Splinter Summarizes.
First race-threc- year olds ana IN.
i've and II half furlongs-Black Branch
q TO - first. Bertmont q 10 u see
ond. John Mars tevcn) third. Time.
los. Win, Forester, Western Belle.
Craftsman. Bcss Eitzhugh infection.
Harmon Pass. Iterran and Warden
also ram
Second race-sclling. three year olds
and up. five and a half furlongH-ca
diff &C told first I.,Appcllc q 10 Is
second, Sixty fouD third. Time. los.
iudas Sister. Tom Shaw. Glitter clat-
ter Danceon. Paul Davis. Trouble
maker. Irwin p. Digs and May Wood
ran.
Third race-Old Point Comfort nurse,
three-year- olds and up. six furlongs-
HOFFMAN q 10 - first Guy r'ishnr
(onD second. Michael Angelo tcven)
| third. Time. J;l2. Iivcwirc, Comnton,
oakhurstband Antenor also ran
Fourth race -sclling, three yea r. old $
and up SIX furlongs- CliG atop
first. Dan Field Is to 81 second RYE
Straw touD third. Time, 1:Ia as.
King Avondalc and Herpes also ran
Fifth racc-seliing, three-ycar-olds
and up, seven furlongs-C Colonel Ash
meade q TO ~ first. Servicencc ca 10
y second, Laughing Eyes t2 TO u
lhlrd Time. 1:a7. Kaufman. AIollie
s., Aunt Kate. Blue Tie. Macias. Light
house also ran. f
Sixth race@seiling, three ear-olds,
ono mile and seventy Sards-Thirdrail
d$ TO lo) first. MY Gal e to 81 sec
ond. Idlcweiss &C to 81 third Time,
1:4S 81. Golden Butterfly also ran,
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tBattcd for Prefer in fourth.
Tho score by innings: P.
Boston ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS oil o00 o. .
summary: Runs-Hcrzos .'t9l. Davidson
t3l. Tooey 10, Daubcrt t0, Humme
Wheat t2l, Zimmerman t2). Schardt. Der.
gen. Two-hasc hlts-Whcat. Daubert. Inger.
ton. Threc-base hits-Whcat. Hummc
Home run-liummel liits-Om Tyler. In J
innings; OF Pfcffer. , In inning: off Par
sons. In innings. Stolen bases-wheat.
Davidson CO. Danbcrt. Zimmerman. Ber-
ESS. Double plays-IImmcrman to lIumine
to Daubcrt; Tooley To Daubert; Toocy (un-
assisted; tunnel to Daubcrt; Goodc 10
Sweeney. Left on hascs--Boston. s: Brook
lyn i. First base on balls-Om tyler. |; on
Pfcncr, =. Off Parsons. /; off Schardt, o.
First base crrors-Brookyn .; Boston. 6.
Struck out-By Tyler. =: by Pfeffcr. 3; by
Schardt, .. Passed hall-Grahnm- Time OF
game. e:o2. Umplros, KLEIN and Doyle
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I1'cHE" .'..'..'' '.-!.'.....' ~ % r-l
81 LOUISE. 20 q u = q o..
cichy. Two-hnsc hits Brcsnahan. schultz.
Sacrifice fly--Ximmermnn. Sacrifice hits
play Pfcistcr TO Tinker tn Chance. I.cfi on
hascs-Chicaeo 3 ST. Louis. 6. First base
on bals-On Harmon. ;; off pfcistcr. >. First
by Pfeistcr l G3resnahnnl. Struck out
BY Pf"istcr {: by Harmon. :. Time OF
game, i:Sh. Empires. Finneran and Rigler
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Summary: Runs-D. Jones. Cobb (o).
Crawford, theirs Gainor. Two-base hits
en- bascs-Cobb. Crawford. Double plays
Iange to r. Jones: Payne TO I. Jones to
Struck out-ISy I.ange, |; by Wileti4 First
base OIL bals-on LanEc. /; off Winett. l..
Hit BY pltcher--By Wilctt. | tMcConnclD.
Time of game. !: 35. umplrcs. Pcrrine and
Sheridan.
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i,irntcn nnd Crcs.c.,cnt-.

The Pirates and Crescents will cross
bats at Byrd Park this afternoon. and
n fast game is expected. Batteries: Pi-
rates--Ford and Throp; Crescents-
Harris. Durvin and Davis.
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY

ST. Louis at Chicago. VITA
Brooklyn at New York.
Pittsburg AT Cincinnati.
Philadelphia at Boston.
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RIcIiilllnn,i

Altoona ...........-..:.. 30 o.
Richmond ....,-..- ....................1 q N-i
Summary: TWO base hit--Crisi Sacrifice
hits-A dams. Mccabe Double plays Martin
Uunassistcd, Clark 10 Crst to Bates First
base on balls; on Lothrop. 3: off Adams. l.
Left on basts-Altopna, 3: Richmond,
Hit ny pltchfr-lirurEA, sullivan. Hits-OR
Adams ! !: ~ Lothrop. {. Struck out--By
Adams. ,Martn. Cowan Lodge. Ma,tisl;
by i.o,hrop McKeuna) Passed bali
Bruery. VIII piich--Adams. Time o.
game. rs. Umpire. Fender. Attendance
acp Ult8.4 trl lt
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SUMMARY: Euns--DlNerS, Heath,
Bnhc. clayter, Dugan (e). Trcmeycr,
Damraw (2). Kerr !. Kerr. iIeist,
Frost. Earned runs-Petershurg. l..
Two base hits-Trcmeyer, Spencer,
Claytcr Keliher Base on balls Brmck
miller, 3: Chambliss. T.; Clayter, l..
Struck out--By Chamblss. 81 Gleason,
4 y GInfford, !. Left on bascs-Petcrs-
burg, 81 Trenton, 3. First base on
notwithstanding. l.; Trenton, g..
Passed balls-Frost. Wild pitch
hambliss. stolen hases-Divers (2),
Harold. Dugan (2), Trcmeycr. Sacri-
flee hits-lIarrold. Dugan. Hit by
pitched halls-Kcrr, Clay, Frost. Time
of Game--o:l5. Umpire-Churn.
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Richmond.

= s s ..s....-... 90 90
sum mary; Two; base h,,--MattIs. Sacride.
h M. Fitsi base on hails--OT Scot,. /.
'1i,AToh Sc9ir. S; of Barker. .. Struck out
ny 1.a BnrEer 2 tzinn. i'aies,: hy scott. 4
- %. ger Sn,iivan) Timc Of game. 40 min
nIcs. Umpire. Fender, Attendance. 500
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New York Al Philadelphia.
Chicago at Detroit.
Boston mt Washington.
Cleveland mt st. Louis
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I.nnlsa nigh school Wins.

II7 ISpecial % The Times Dispatch
louisa, Va. April. li.-Louisa High
School defeated Beaver Dam School
to-day by the score of 10 TO 4.
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Richmond Amateur Parade
DAY IN THE BIG LEAGUES|F
RESULTS OF YESTERDAY,

AMERICAN.
Chicago, o; Detroit, 6,
Cleveland, Z: st. Louis. 5.
Boston Washington, rain.
New York-Philadelphia, rain.
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! eonslderins the wet balls he had to handle.
He Issued passes. 49,
virginia left tonight for Norfolk to play
Yalo tomorrow. Tho score: 't7tf7, "
4lli Princeton ri4s
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Entries for Sa turday:

f Entries for Saturday:
4, First ara ce-tWo-y year olds. maldens
four furlongs-M oissant, Termos, Flor.
ida's Beauty. Miss Joe, Norma Girl
Flamma. 1Iawness, = Lady Paramount
10T: Bill Lamn, Lesbos, .Overmau
Prince Chap, ITO.
Second race--hurdles. four yea r old
and up. about two milcs-Polly Lee
''Duchennel 1870; Margaret, I3o; Race
brook 1876; Octopus. Blackbridgc, 143
Essex, 147 .rXebec, 133: Jack Baker
1870; ST. Abe, 1872.
Third race--four- year oids and III
I'VE and half furlongs-,
Kate, 100; ..sPhil Mohr. .s,Mon Ami
1915 Grecian Bend. 104. John Patter-
son, log: Havre. 10: Cooney X. Sey-
mour Beutler, Crofton, 10; Horace p.
1922 Veneta Strome. l05: Takahira
1o7.
Fourth racc-Tidewater handtca n
three -year-olGs and UP, one mile-Hoff-
man, los; Vreeland. 1o3: Adrian, 100;
Or. Holzherg, 9S: Schoolmarm. 9a
Banives. los; llAntenor. 1o2; lJudge
MonGk, 81; Sandhill. %.
Fifth race-sclling. three year olds
andfup. SIX fnriongs--as.Tee May. 81
"'Firewood. Raccwell. as: EFFORT
worth, 100; Goldcap. Cat, Io2: Capsize
lei; Smirk. 90; Bounder. los.
Sixth race-selling. three year-o.d.
and up, one and sixteenth miles
s''Hcdge Rose, 90; Bang, 90. Harvey
r., Hibernica. lo4 Whidden, los Pete
Chepontuc, Duke of Bridgewater. los
Black Oak Dress Parade IL. 11I:-Gol-
conda. liz; '".AIgronel, OF; '.'Brcvit
102
Weather cloudy; track fast. First
race at 4:30 p. NJ
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BHIICU lot TyIef IN thIrd.
tBattcd for Prefer in fourth.
rho score by innings:
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Detroit.
Totals ...s. 5 q II . rotals

Chicago ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 90 0 0 90
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1911-11-30

u. Tas arss u-s t-1rtf tT r-lJ
aius ta-ks- uet hl1s 1rg1l uNr-
-1-ss tEs.is al ttet u1-rz-.s t-5 i-
ease ttt s1p-t-l- c1zrt c=si3-s a. 6 <
g15rs Tty yi-s-. tls ah-1 ul hIFs &c
est- are tae az-g-t -e,esss-y % tsEs
- t-e --s-.sy ul--l-Es. a--r--iirE :
20 -crs it1r tu1 -.ill-- l-s ARD
,ae c5usy cierls tle- SAL -Tts-5
tte.r TAX --ls crer tEl1z- --,ltlsac.
-t-.
Here's cl-r -f.i11 r.-e ia.
iz4 ve--ls g fhs s-ats uiI hare 20
-dEa- 1.5 slai -iz1s s11- 20 to7 {
or sl-ea5y s-rue-s tH1=s Ttis
ascl - ti1ss-l-'s Ho1-o-5-1I ~ ns
-.i.lst-aiio- 1u5 1-S the poor zi.-
r1ites s-sitor os -c11cl LIE ta5 ar
other ra-1E- 90. a-rg-s tast taxes a..
20 higher tka- t.4y SOD b. P-T-
-aps ~ tlt re itl-k abg1f 100 ps'
GERS C. tls ttr-=rs cf Beaver c11-rg
s1d svsry Cster cc-ser rr1tirs tksrEe-
HI Ezresu va t1e HEEtL0 tszt rk1-s
are $40 fiEr, r11 sel-1at11sly airh
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1911-11-30
State 10 Issue Funding
Bonds.

By resolution adopted by the state
board Of equalization Saturday, offer
ed BY Attorney Genersl West. member
Of the board. the state Of Oklahoma
will issue funding bonds to take up the
entire e. 10000 outstanding indebted
ness Of the state, as represented in
warrants that are now being held by
the various banks. This takes ca Of
the deficit indebtedness which the state
board Of equalization declined TO pro-
vide for in making the regular state
levy.
Following this action the board ad-
journ-d sine die for the tax year Of
1911, excep; for further action pending
the msndsmus now in the supreme
court as to compelling the board to
make an additional levy for the deficit
The mandamus was started in the dis
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1911-11-30
Business VIII Pick Up Now

All ogaau6inE Wsrrznts vi bs
pad o1s o. the 1911 levy uniess ih- -
prsr3e eogrr rsTsrsss tie hoisinE o.
Jrcze W. 2 Tsylor q tie OElsho1ut
county district eD1rf. Monday. i0r A.
the request % zine bznks. which claim
ed 70 hold E1rrzots that had not been
pad. ard for whose payment 10 pr
visions had been made. the eourf grzni-
ed q pers1tory Erii q usndsmEs. Or
deriug the state board % equalization
- levy . state tar sgSicisntiy large =
take gp the entire cefeiebeY Assist
ant Attorney General W. c Reeves sp-
pexred On behalf q The board sDo con
tended tbs. the sgit vas broBght TOO
late. a. the TAI already had been leTiec
On OziOber Is. 1911. sDc wzs ALREADY
extended on TIE tax rolls q msuy
eounfies. Il was admitted, however
By the Representatives oi the board
tina; the board had never Jet sd iOurnec
siDs die, ard ;hs laE is mandatory thz
the levy Be made 20 cover the dsfcien
cy, Judge Taylor seceded 20 the prsJel
% the cosnplain2nts and granted th'
relief sought Execution vas stage
until q week from today. The boAr'
vas granted three days in which q
prepare its appeal 70 the supreme court
The suit came a. . surprise 20 III
board. which had expected that
friendly action might be brought 70 se
what could be done, but hardly e1
peeted the issues TO be forced 20 sguar,
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1911-11-30
Home Greek

B0-E Bsr5sn has gore 70 Missog-i
and re g1ess he aims 70 stay for b..
sold Joan Bonner the top q q HE
d8gosi .sa1 barn. IfEs e9uss back 1 E
will have % build him house. H..
nzT bring bsek cook from Missouri
Born-io Nr. ard Mr.. LaErenes
OE@us = big girl. NoT. 3 All parties
doing well.
Born-.o NJ. and Mrs. Adam Howe.
a BIZ boz. Nor. "a. All parties doing
EelL.
". B Barker left La; week for q
risit IN east Tennessee 20 see bis Old
mother aud attend 70 some business ir
Missouri and Arkansas ard sell hi.
farm in Tennessee. He has two broth.
ers and four sisters in Tenn. He maj
bring his mother home with him. II.
will be gone about thirty days.
A. 9 DuleJ and Roscoe made 8 tril
e Liberal last week with two loads o
barley getting eoc per bu.hel The,
brought back over three tons Of Goa
for Beaver City.
You see hoE bad Beaver City need
a railroad. II would save horses al,
J men from being out in the storms an,
cold when they could be at home viii
their families.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1911-11-30
RLdze~ay

Anffher blizzard Monday left us
With q cold wave cold enough % freeze
the ears Of Of bras. N bnksy
The EngleEOod and rural free dsliy-
ery did not 20 on Monday on account
% the storm.
Oar mail carrier, Mr. Wright. had q
runaway last Thursday. He hitehed
Up his team snd went in the house .
minute and the team went on the run
about three and . half miles and cir.
cled going back home making q run 5i
about seven miles, but did not DO any
da maze.
Jay Burns has = rev buggy. team
and harness Look out girls Who wi
be the trst 70 see the new team and
new buggy hitched at their front gaze
Ben RidEewsy has been very poorly
for the past week with lagrippe but W
hear he is getting along nicely now.
Mrs RidgeTay's arm Is healing nice,
ly, considering the cold weather and
all.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1911-11-30

Ms Elverine Burns, who vas stay
inr a. Ridge Fay's, hsd to 20 home to
Be Eith her mother while her father
snd brother vent 70 Englew0od
La-s Thursday night while at prayer
meeting George Hustled unhite he'd the
inside tuEs Of his team and tied the
lines 70 the wheel ard the team decid-
ed that the meeting vas lasting too
long % they trotted home, brsasing
the lines on his neE harness but doing
% other damage.
Next Saturday night and Sunday Bro
Neecham Is 70 be in our midst again, II
being the first Sunday in the month.
Last Thursday while Mrs Culver was
visiting at }. W MeENin's her horse
got cot and went away leaving fer &c
walk home and carry her babies.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1911-11-30
What Did They Know?

Archbishop Ryan was visiting a
small parish 10 a mining district one
day for the purpose Of administering
confirmation. and asked one nervous
little girl what matrimOny il.
1T is a state of terrible torment
which those who enter are compelled
to undergo for time to prepare them
for brighter and better world" she
said
''No, no." demonstrated the rector
that isn't matrimony that's the def
milton of pu-gatory."
Leave her alone" sad the arch
deacon maybe she's right. What do
you and l know about it?"-Ladies'
Home Journal
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1911-11-30

Crus ia Rel AID HIfs hare ret--r-
.sfr- Colo-bsa Ctu1 j. Es-E -
Ho-k 20 lh-ss vt-rs a zs-ta o- tu0
56ckf-E costaz Ea5 EsissrlzE zlirs
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The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1911-11-30

irici court OF Oklahoma county and
granted b. District Judge Taylor. The
board took an appeal to the supreme
court.
The sctiOn Of the board OF egusliza-
ton Saturday is in accordance with
article one chapter eight Of the Snyder
1903 statutes Of the state, and the board
proceeded on the advice OF Attorney
General West. By this law the gov
erno-, secretary Of the state. and state
treasurer must apply to the district
court in the county wherever the state
capital is located for funding bonds to
take up the deficit By the provisions
Of the resolution adopted by the board
these bonds are TO run not more than
twenty-five years and to draw not more
than four per cent. IfA lower rate Of
interest may be secured, .. much the
better.
The resolution further proTides that
no warrants Of any questionable valid
ity will be recognized in the indebted
ness to be redeemed, and only warrants
ths. have been approved by the in
spectnr's and examiners Office will be
included in the warrants to be taken
care Of.
The bonds when prepared must be
signed By the governor. secretary OF
state, state treasurer, district Judge
before whom the application is made.
and the attorney general -OkIahoms
Times
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1911-11-30

There is little danger from a cold or
from an attack Of the grip except when
followed ~ pneumonia. and this never
happens when ChsInberlAin's Cough
Remedy j. used. This remedy has won
its great reputation and extensive sale
by its remarkable cures of colds and
grip and can be relied upon with i'm
plicit confidence. For sale by all deal
ers
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1911-11-30
Baked at Cold Steel

IEo1l5n'f lst . doctor cut ~ ~
o." sad q D Els. Bz.fan. Okia
-aliag1Eh ho-r5l- sl-sr had be-
tie pisE3@ q NJ life f1r four y+zrs
Irsisl1 ! esed BszEl=n's Arliez saigs
AID uy foot EHs s1g1 euzpleiHly c1r.
Cd Heals B1rrs. Boils. Sores. B-oi-
-, Ee1sns, PImples. C0rns sgres
Pile cure &c a. FRED G. Tra-y's.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1911-11-30
Starts Much Trouble

II al people knew that n-Eleet ~
constipation would result in severe in
diEssii5n. ysll1E !suuties OF vir1ieui
liver trouble thsy Eoud snon take Dr.
Kings NeE Life Pills. and end IL. Tis
the only safe way Best FOR bilIious.
aess. hezdsehe, dyspepsia, chills and
isbiliiy. &c al Frrd c Trscy's