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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-03
TWENTY-ONE KILLED AND
FIFTY INJURED IN CRASH
WIN. RAYARD HALE
TO MAKE REPORT
TO PRESIDENT

WASHINGTON. Sept. 2.-President
Wilson. who returns TO Washington
tomorrow morning from Cornish, ".
H.. is expected TO meet William Bay.
a special mission to Mexico for the
administration. Mr.. Hale's report OF
conditions in Mexico since the arrival
OF John Lind with the peace proposals
OF the American government. will be
made directly TO the president.
Unofficial reports reached Wash
ington today that Mr.. Lind. who has
been at Vera Cruz since the rejection
by the Huerta government OF the
American proposals. would return TO
the United States within a few days.
No confirmation OF this could be pro-
cured at the state department. See
retary of State Bryan said with To-
lation TO the report. just before leav-
Ing for lecture engagement tonight
at York. Pa. that he knew nothing
of such an intention on Mr.. Lind's
part.
Il had a message from AIR. Lind to-
day" said the secretary. but IL did
not concern his movements. As 10
the Mexican situation. IL can be said
that matters look encourag ging"
Is Significant.
Since the departure of the President
from Washington the daily charac-
terization Of the Mexican situation at
the state department has been that
10 was unchanged" The renewal OF
the word "enCouraging' just as the
President is returning 20 the capitol
was regarded in official circles as sig
nitcaut OF possible developments. Mr..
Bryan. however had no explanation
/ for his statement EXCEPT a smile. the
first he had worn In discussing the
tense diplomatic affair with Mexico
for many days
One source OF announcement 10
Mr. BRYAN today was the action OF
the house appropriations committee in
recommending in the deficiency bill
the 10000" asked for by the secretary
20 meet the expense ~ bringing Amer.
lean citizens from Mexico
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-03
ASK DISSOLUTION
OF The READING
GOVERNMENT BRINGS ANTI
TRUST SUIT AGAINST
RAILROAD.
Termed the Backbone of the An
thracite MonOpOly-PetitiOn
Is Specific.

wAsHfNGTON. sept. 2-In n
statement tonight discussing the
Coal Trust" suit filed az Philadelphia
the department Of justice declared the
Reading combination was the back
bone Of the alleged monopoly of an
thracite"
IT controls about twothirds 81 the
entire deposit" the statement added.
"and 81 supply will ou'last. by many
years. that ~ any other producer
The department emphaeized m"
declsratiOns ~ the bill nled today
that only fhe law can deal with 'hr
situation. because In time tho Read
ing fysfem. ~ not dissolved. would
own all The coal 10 'ho ground result.
Ing In = complete monopoly and no
opportunity for competition
In IFS sweeping lrtr.fIraf.on OF rho
entire anthracite situation. if i. under
stood that fhr department $3.50 cpr
slider whether rho PHILADELPHIA T.
Reading coal r. iron Company. "a dr
fendant LOO fD.dss suif. B.. mot in and
CONTINUED on Page Hinsl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-03
THAW SPENT A DAY OF AL
TERNATE DEPRESSION
AND JOY.
Thaws Lawyers Characterize the
Action rs Smacking of Fraud
and Hypocrisy.

sHERBROoKE, Quebec, Sept. a.
Harry X. Thaw won more delay today
in his fight against return to the Mat
teawan asylum. and tonight he was
pack In his cell at the Sherbrooke
jail. There he will remain until Su-
perior Judge Matthew Hutchinson
renders his decision on the question
OF sustaining or dismissing the ha-
beas corpus writ. arguments on which
were heard today in chambers. The
decision may come tomorrow. but
more probably on Thursday.
IL was a day OF alternate Joy and
depression for Thaw. At the opening
OF the hearing he faced a new and
dangerous opponent in Aime Geof-
frion, OF Quebec. a special emissary
from the attorney general and premier
OF the province. Sir Lomer Gouin:i
and from his lips Thaw heard that
the attorney general was insistent
that there be no more delay in the
case and that the habeas corpus writ
failing. other steps would be taken
TO insure Thaw's release and seizure
by the immigration authorities. This
would mean the start on the return
trip 10 the asylum on the Hudson.
From his counsel Thaw heard able
arguments against sustaining the
writ: from them also he heard inef-
iectual pleas for delay: from the
crowd that packed the court house
and streamed over the lawn he heard
cheers and shouts and words Of en-
Couragement He was nervous
throughout the ordeal. and returned
t. his cell tired out with the excite
ment
Smacks Of Fraud and Hypocrisy.
Counsel for the state OF New York
argued briefly that the writ should be-
sustained. and Thaw's lawyers as Bit
torly opposed il. all Characterizing the
proc weddings bv which John Boudreau.
the chief Of police of Coaticook. seeks
TO free the man he arrested two
weeks ago as smackinc of fraud and
hypOcrisy
NJ. Geofrion left Sherbrookp this
afternoon for Quebec. and did not an
nounce whether he would return
y do not know" re said. whether
Ihaw will be- deported. do not care.
Eat our provincial iails cannot be
used a. boarding house or as
place to ESCAPE the immigration
laws"
The belief prevailed in Sherbrooke
Continued on Page Nins)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-03
HAS
ABOUT CEASED

MEXICO CITY. Sept g. Tho Amer.
I0Hr exodus from MoH.r0 Cify has
practically ceased q srnrr Or moro
Hu'r..u. Nlo arrived h,re to-day
from 'Hf'r..r point. called 90 fIn CON.
.f.. iIf Dave made uO arrange
f.'.f. .Ir fnr frnrr.r.rr Those
U fh. t'ff'r fit..f t..IfI. fu accent
'..... ra alr h.t .1. Hsr arp
..r. f. ff.. .r. f..r..nnf .fIun 0u
H American frIr port. Hhrrr they
f..I1 foo. assured of .lf.furs puar
f'r HrI proper treatment Consul
General 1uaukNr. l0Vstsr Il. not
received amy irfiwafilu That sch a
tram port VIII be cont FOO Nrslcan
affrr.
SIR Lind. President WU.0n- nor
nrHl rrv0v. haa Indicated ulf Do
la. 300 intention ~ rsfurnirr fo
MrsI'Y Crf uuif s assured Nat lc
could Lc ~ service in rooreuIrv tho
rrr.f.afi0n. Tho Mexican fpr.Irr
rn.'. bod. made n0 move CO. give such
assurance
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-03
WRECK TRAIN
IS WRECKED

SPECIAL nlsrateh to the INTEL. Eeu,er.
Blu CEFlEl.D. W. Va. sept 2-Sev-
an men were badly hurt. several prob
ably fatally. when an engine operating
an y. ~ " wreck car. returning from
a water tank. struck the wrecking car
az high speed. derailing and rolling
The wreck train down the bank ~
BoCh. ". Va early today few
hours previously freight train was
wrecked a. the same place. killing
Conductor DAYTON White and iujuring
the fireman and engineer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-03
GOV. SULZER
GRANTS PARDON
ACTION TAKEN LAST SATIrR-
DAY BIT JUST BECAME
KNOWN.
said That Suffers Attorneys Ad-
Nised Against the Action
Without Avail.

ALBANY. y Y. Sept Am
nouncement that Governor Sulzer bad
pardoned Joseph c. Robin. who IL
serving term in the New York peni.
tentiary on Blackwell's Island for
wreckinE the Northern hank and the
Washington Savings bank. OF New
York. was made at the executive
chamber this afternoon. although the
pardon was granted last Saturday.
simultaneously word came that Su.
preme Court Justice G. y d. Has.
brouck had issued n writ demanding
the production of the prisoner before
MIN az Kingston on Thursday. Born
the friends and opponents of Cover.
nor Sulzer regard this proceeding IS
a court test Of tho validity OF fha
Impeachment Of tho governor IN al.
vance ~ tho time set for tho conveu.
inE of the court of Impeachment n
IS known. however. that Judge -.
'ady licrrick and others close 10 tho
governor advised strongly AGAINST ~
suing the pardon
Acting Governor Giynn refused TO-
night to comment on the circun.
stances. While Attorney General Car.
mudy seemed loath to discuss the csas.
i was pointed ont af hIz Office that
under DIS recent opinion on tho status
of the rubcrnatorial tanglc. Governor
Sulzor 10 disqualified from exercising
the pardon function pending the result
" The Impeachment trial
stand ON that opinion" was aIl
Mr Carmody would say.
Whitman VIII Oppose writ
District Attorney Whitman. of New
NorN has notified tho Attorney Gen
rrH. Office that hn will oppose tho
granting ~ tho writ sued ont In be-
half of Robin N4 Robin o. confined
in a county penal institution. the A..
to-u'H Generals ONCE cannot inter.
tcnc For fhis reason tle peoples
ease viii he conducted hy tho Ncw
York district attorney
IN statement explaining his reason
Tor p1rdoninr Robin. Governor Sulzer
points out that as Robin was never
tried tho Justice Who sentenced him
acted without hcarInr evidence
Robin was sentenced to q years inn
prisoumcut last November. 20 thar In
the ordinary process DTS term would
cNgirc N about two monthA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-03
NURSES MEETING
At HUNTINGTON

H. .. Iff.. fs fIr f.f.U.l.u.rr
NIINGTON W Nr S.pf
N.r on germs ua. fUr slogan ~ tho
rnnt"rfinu of aIr state Graduate
Nur.rs N.-ociafion which began hero
'Hi- Wornl1r 10 Nl. indicated that
h1cf'rioiof, would hc made fhc cub
l"cf of special study during the con.
''niion About fny nurses arc ln
attendance. Th1t fhc training schools
W Wh''linr would De- rc.opcncd was
au announcements
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-03
ROOT APPEALS
FOR JUSTICE
CLAIMS THE INCOME TAN
FEATJ RE OF TARIFF BILL
Is BURDENSOME
On the Rich Men of New York
Senator Lewis Replies That
They Don't Pay Share.

WASHINGTON. Sept. . An an
peal by Senator Root for Justice 10
the people Of New York in the Icvy.
ing Of thei ncomo tax. and reply bv
Senator Lewis. Of Illinois. who ae.
clarcd that the chosen fow ~ wealth
should be made 10 pay for tho bone
hts Of government. marked todsy's
tariff debate in the senate
Senator Root declared that h.s
state. which paid 20 largo e rrorof.
tion ~ The civil war income tax. naf
voluntarily surrendered ifs sonsfitu.
fional protection AGAINST unfair taxa
tion on tho conviction that tho wis.
dom ~ aelf-cOnfrol and moderation
would stay tho other states from con.
bininr 20 heap upon i' tho burden lf
taxation
Iin aii ths' tho msr upon whom
Tho inc0n" Tax would fr'I usr. fhr.r
upon whom NrH York d.r.rI. 4
W." f0urr" for meeting r great Year
lF "Nrrn|n. Iir attacked f.a g Hr.
exemption Hs rrrrtIr. fHr arr.tu'tu.
raI states from th" burden o. taxation.
ana advocated au 3 .nuH exemption
New York had FsHed
Senator LOWS. roritfr. nf.r ir f.r
debate. HtIi +'N York IHd failed
notably fp make o.. u,l MON bear
'h'ir .hlr" off fun burden OFF covert.
mont and f.tf ir accordance aI,H fr.
rroW'ur ldrt That uHrro fhr .f.,.
bad failed fu arf. ffr federal govern
mont must lr' fDr fh'm. Did. els ready
i" W1F" '.' ri'H rtt Il. ..II Soma.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-03
TRY TO LOCATE
WHEELING MAN
No.. IntslliEsnosr Bureau.

fntsiiiEsnoer Bureau.
washington. ID C.. Sent
81 tho instance of Miss Maudr
Barnes. of WLcelinr senator Chiffon
requested The state department TODAY
to make inquifi's in sicily rcgardinE
tho vL'r"abouf- of her brother. tn law. .
Vincent Williams. who was last heard
of while In that country The Ameri-
can consul az Catoni was asked to Try
and locate Mr. Williams
Girard Dent Smith. of Charleston.
has been appointed by senator chit
ton a. cadetat.large from West VII.
eiuia 10 West Point Smith Is n years
~ age
4 civil service examination for pos
tai clerks will Do held at Point Pleas
ant. ". Va. September 10
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-03
THE WEATHER

WAsHINGToE. rept. I.-Forecast:
West virginia Generally fair We'd
neSday and Thu.5Gly. not much change
in temperature.
ohio and Western Pennsylvania-Fair
wednesday: not quite 20 warm north
portionB. Thursday cloudy and cooler:
moderate variable winds
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-03

the
Montreal
s is Bfondyc
the most members t
thereby
is first
t ookc curona
me ohee British Chancellor
D e. dctncnt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-03

Generally fair Wednesday and Thur
day; not much change In tempsra-
ture.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-03-06
Bootlegger Booze.

That the brand of sudden death
reddled by the bootleggers of this
city is not a respecter of persons
was more firmly established than
ever before when member of the
soul-saving profession was hailed into
the police court in this city yester-
day afternoon, charged with being
drunk on the streets. The mar. who
save he is a minister of the gospel
rcr:esenting one of the old 81 re-
ligious faiths, dropped off in this city
yesterday en- route to Texas city.
While awaiting the arrival of his
train he thought that a few drops of
creature comfort would brighten the
hours of the tiresome wait. He iook
a few drops-then he took few
drops more and then he swallowed lhe
entire contents of the cruise without
adding anything in the line of bread
of life, or any other kind of bread
and then he told his story in sadness
and repentance to Judge Best aud
contributed ten dollars to the CITY en-
account of lis backsliding-his fd.i
from the water wagon grace so to
speak. In future it is thought this
gentleman will patronize the back
doors of regular saloons in some
nearby state, never again trusting
his physical and his spiritual welfare
in the hands of the vender OF illicit
spirits frumenti
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-03-06
Personals

August Wolff Of the firm of Wolff
Brothers, Dallas, Texas, is an Ard
more business visitor.
AL Rice made a trip to Lone Grove
yesterday afternoon.
Nv. NJ. Kirkpatrick returned to Fox
this morning after the adjournment
of the board of county commission
ers.
Il. Hicks of Orr, Love county, was
in this city today on business with
the clerk of the county court.
ID. G. Lack came in from the Fox
oil fields this morning,
b. w. Babcock is in the city this
afternoon from Oil City
W. II. Lawrence returned to Ma
dill this morning after a short bust
ness visit to this city.
J. A. Mitchell of Ravia is in Ard
more.
J. C. Hampton came in from Ben
nington last night.
c. b. Williams returned to King
ston this morning.
J.. C. Giles returned to Norman last
night after a brief business visit to
this city.
Dan and Thomas Hurt of Joplin,
Mo, are in the city visiting their
mother, Mrs. ID. II. Nelms.
Rev. c. r. Gray, pastor of the
Broadway Methodist church was call
ed to Davis this afternoon.
Commissioner j. r. Taliaferro re-
turned to Lone Grove this morning.
a. F. Kirby is in the city from Law
ton today.
G. w. Young returned to Berwyn
this afternoon.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-03-06
BASEBALL MEETING TONIGHT.
Shall Ardmcre Have Baseball or Not?
Must Decide Definitely.

This question must be finally set
tied tonight. \ call has been made
by the directors to every stocbholder
business man, and fan in the city dr
Ardmore, to meet at the court house
in assembly hall at s o'clock tonight
at which time it,must be finally de
termined whether Ardmore will sup
port team or allow the sale of the
franchise, which has been consum-
mated to become final.
The parties, who have the option
on the franchise have all Of their ar
rangements made to take the team
and franchise to another Oklahoma
town, which stands ready to put in the
bank the necessary funds to go
through the season.
They are also perfectly willing to
remain in Ardmore, provided the
funds are raised tonight to carry the
team through. Every town in the
league, except Ardmorc, is ready to
play ball, and this meeting will pc
the last opportunity for Ardmore to
be represented as one Of the live cit
les Of Oklahoma,
1t is to be hoped that every man
will sacrifice 80 or 40 minutes of his
time to be at this meeting.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-03-06
Robbery Victim Seeks Seclusion.

Kansas City, March 5.-Mrs. Ma
bel Mills of San Antonio, who lost
$4,000 in Evanston, H., Saturday,
arrived here late "Wednesday and reg
stered at hotel under an assum-
ed name.
Mrs. Mills Immediately sought Sc
clusion in her room and refused to
see anyone. She told the hotel man
ager that her husband, E. w. Mills,
of San Antonio, Texas, would reach
her some time Wednesday.
A travelling trunk addressed to
Mrs. Mabel Mills" was the means
of Mrs. Mills Identification. Her
friends had failed to end the bag
gage under the assumed name.
Mrs. Mills said she came to Kan
sas City to get away from the Chi
cago newspaper men. She had told
them all she knew about the robbery
she said, and they persisted in Ques-
tioning her.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-03-06
A Worthy Promotion,

Corbet Sands, who for the past
eight months has been assistant TO
Ticket Agent Herndon at the union
depot in this city has been appointed
agent in charge for the Frisco at
Okmulgee. Mr.. Sands is a young
man who made many friends for him
self while in the union depot office
here and they all wish him success in
his new and better position.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-03-06
X. of P. Lodge FIourishing.

Myrtle Lodge Knights of Pythias is
having a busy season. Chancellor
Commander VIM. f. Bourland reports
sufficient work in hand to keep them
busy for several weeks. The work
done by the Third Rank staff OF
this lodge was pronounced the most
impressive in the state by Grand
Chancellor Duncan upon his recent
visit. This work will be conferred
by the lodge tonight upon an Es'
uuire who awaits with expectancy his
final step into Pythianism. Good at
tendance and much interest is being
manifested in the work, and no mem
Der should be %5sent tonight. Final
plans will be Submitted for the st.
Patrick's social feature tonight. II
is determined to make this occasion
one of the most pleasant during the
year.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-03-06
WEST VISITS DEESE.
School Boys and Girls Take Lively
Interest in Agricultural Clubs.

Felix X. West, secretary of the
Commercial club, accompanied by
John f. Easley of The Ar1moreite,
visited Deese "Wednesday night for
the purpose OF talking agriculture and
cooperation between town and coun-
try to those people. The attendance
and peanut club was organized but
there were present 20 or 80 pupils Of
the Deess school and several women
of that district. Mr.. West talked for
about an hour and the closest atten-
ton was given his words. He eX-
planned the organization of the cot
ton, corn, tomato and hog clubs to
the boys and girls and the young
people were interested. He went into
detail in telling Cf the cooperation
of the government of the state and
of the Ardmore Commercial club
with the farmers of Carter county
and urged them to write for pamph-
lets on subjects in which they are
Interested He told the story of the
victory of Ernest Worthy who raised
four bales of cotton from two acres
and said Ernest this year was teach
ing his father how to cultivate seven
acres of cotton according to the in
Mr. West told of the work being
done in the county by A. G. Graham
the district agricultural agent and
urged the farmers and the boys and
girls to cooperate with him; he also
stated that Mr.. Scott, who taught
the art of canning last year for
period of two months would teach
for longer period this year and pro-
posed that Deese people raise their
fruits and vegetables and appoint a
certain day in the summer to be
known as Deese canning day at which
time all the farmers and their famil.
les could come together and meet Mrs
Scott and be instructed by her in the
work of canning vegetables.
Soil preparation, the value of diff.
ferent feed crops, the art of market
ing and other matters of vital i'm.
portance to the farmer were discuss
ed and lively interest was mani
tested.
The school at Deese has an enroll
ment of 70 pupils. The principal is
Prof. w. ]. Buford and he is ably as
sisted by Miss Beatrice Butler of Ard
more. The good order maintained
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-03-06

Work in the rank of knight this eve
ming. All members of third rank work
please be present. | urge a large
attendance of all members. We have
several weeks work ahead of us.
come and assist us. Lodge opens
at 7:30 promptly, and we will ad-
journ at 10 p. m, sharp.
Visiting knights invited.
VIM. f. BOURLAND, c. c..
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-03-06
Notice of Sale.

Notice is hereby given, that in pur-
suance of an order of sale issued out
of the district court of Carter county.
Oklahoma, on the 3rd day of March,
1913, in an action wherein Lee Pool
was plaintiff and w. j. Bledsoe, Joe
Bledsoe, Jr., Lorena Bledsoe and
Rhonda Bledsoe were defendants, di-
rected to me, the undersigned sheriff
of Carter county, commanding me to
levy upon and sell the following de-
sCribed property:
Lot Four (4) in Block 367 in the
city of Ardmore, Oklahoma, according
to the official plat and survey there
of, approved by the secretary of the
interior of the United States, to salts
fly a judgment and decree of fore
closure in Favor of said plaintiff and
against said defendants obtained and
made in said court on the 18th dal
Of February, 1913 for the sum of s517.
- dlFI GOSJS, Plp'oO, VIII lhINAN
thereon at s per cent from the 14th
day of December, 1912, and costs ac-
cruing, | will on the Sth day of April,
1913 at the hour of two p. m, of sain
day, at the front door of the court
house in the city of Ardmore in SAID
county and state, offer for sale and
sell to the highest bidder for cash,
the said property above described, or
so much thereof as will satisfy said
with interest and costs.
Witness my hand this the 9TH day
Of March, 1913.
BUCK GARRETT,
Sheriff of Carter County, Okla,
By BILL POWERS,
5-1m Deputy.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-03-06

Wednesday night speaks volumes for
the teachers and for the good people
of that community.
Following the meeting a lively in
terest was manifested in the pictures
of Ernest Worthy and copies of The
Daily and Weekly Ardmoreite were
distributed.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-03-06
First New Nickel Here.

Commissioner Slaughter is the
proud FossessOr of the first of the
new five-cent pieces which has reach
ed this city. He received il in a let
ter this morning from his daughter
Mrs, Winnie Nelms, of ST. Louis, No
The nickel is all that has been claim
ed for it. 1t has the head of a staid
Indian chieftain on one side and the
image of a rampant buffalo bull on
the reverse side. SO far as appear
ances go it is worth five cents in
trade"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-03-06
RAISING BASEBALL FUND.
Committee Continuing Work-Most of
Money Subscribed.

The baseball committee is contin-
uing the work of raising the baseball
fund and hopes to complete the work
by the end cy the week. Everything
now indicates that Ardmore will have
league ball this year.
Manager Art Naylor has most all OF
his players signed up for the coming
season. Pitcher Nancy Hanks arrived
in Ardmore yesterday but has not
able to agree with the local manage
ment over the salary question. Catch
er Ballew is another who has refused
to sign p for this year Oltfieider
Sullivan's contract has not been re-
ceived, but Naylor says he expects it
before the end of the week.
'Naylor hopes to secure a catcher
and two infielders from some of the
Texas league clubs and his team will
then be complete. The Ardmore play
ers are to report March %.
All of Denison's players have re.
ported except two. At Sherman jim
my Humphries thinks that the ac-
QUESTION Cf Squeeze" Lawrence from
Dallas to play third fills the only
weak spot on his team. Lawrence
was with Wichita Falls but his surly
disposition did not make him much of
favorite here and at other Texas
Oklahoma league towns.
Paris Childress, who has been play
ing with a semi-professional team in
New Orleans, has signed to play
short for the Paris team of this
league.