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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-08-28
OLD INDIAN P0W-WOW
IS Held NEAR TULSA
FAMOUS STOMPING GROUNDS AT
SOUTH LIMITS SCENE OF
MEETING.

The old Indian powwow which
used TO be big annual feature in
Il is section has been revived. The
next powwuw will be held shortly and
Indians In the city yesterday told Of
plans for great time. The stompng
grounds are located just outside the
southern city limits Of Tulsa.
Billy Bruner, a member OF the
Creek national council. who is the
only member now living, represents
the Tulsas or "Lochepka' clan Of In
diana He represents his town in the
upper house and bears the authority
Of the creek principal chief. Moty
Tiger and the national Creek attor-
ney. Judge X g. Allen.
Mr. Bruner Is one Of the prominent
Indians around Tulsa and is a leader
among his constituents The Tulsa
clan Of Indians was once famous for
their peaceful tactics
Sam Perfymdn Of Wagner is one
Of the prominent men being talked OF
for one Of the two council members
soon to be elected. Mr.. Perryman will
probably have the secretaryship Of
the convention as he is now secre-
tary TO the Republican central COM
mittee Of Wagner county and most
of the Lochepkas are Republicans
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-08-28
LIVE STOCK


KANSAS CITY Aug 2L-HoGs: Re
ccpts 1000 steady Bulk $S95@915
heavy S0.OjMql7 i4c. packers and butchers
50 0009l5, light SssOM01O, pigs S77jm
E.75.
CATTLE. Receipts 3. 900 steady Prime
fed steers s9G5m IL. SO. dressed beef steers
S7.7jm9.jO, southcTn steers S5l5M775
cows S425MT25. heifcrs S6OOn9.5O, stock
crs sj75dsOO
SHEEP Receipts $500, lower Lambs
S7.OO9 1855, ycaTlings Sj.jOaG25, wethers
$5.4OM5.7j, ewes $4.jOH52j.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-08-28
bICAMY CHARGED TO
Man IN JAIL HERE
LOUIS BARNES ALLEGED TO
HAVE MARRIED TOO SOON
AFTER pINORCE.

TeCause it was charged that he
narricd another woman before the six
months fixed by law elapsed after he
was divorced from his first wife, Louis
Barnes was yesterday arrested by
deputy Sheriff premcr on n warrant
issued 10y the county attorneys Of
flee, charging him with bigamy He
was arraigned before Justice of the
Peace Daniel, and after pleading not
guilty was committed to Jail in de-
fault Of $1,000 bond.
The information charged that
Barnes married Miss Anne Martin be
fore SIX months after he was divorced
had elapsed.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-08-28
Mrs. TOIe Richardson
Declared to be Sane
WIFE or PROMINENT OWASSO
FARMER CLEARED ny IL
MACY BOARD.

Mrs Kittie Richardson, wife Of Tole
Richardson, former county treasurer
and now prosperous farmer OF
Owasso, was yesterday declared sane
by the county insdnity board, which
Investigated the case ana examined a
number of witnesses.
Serious family troubles between
Richardson and his wife had their eli
max "a few days AGO when Richardson
filed a petition IN the county court al
leging Ills wife was insane. The case
came up for hearing yesterday with
the above result.
Mrs Richardson has a divorce suit
against her husband pending In the
superior court.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-08-28

CHICAGO, Aug 27-HOGs Receipts
70. 600, lower Bulk Ss75Mg1j. light
seOM9g5, mixed Ss.jjng.2j, heavy
SsAO@ 9.2O, rough Ss.40mS6O, pigs 5000
a = SO
CATTLE: Receipts 1000, steady. Beeves
S67j9 10 %. steers So 3jm04O stockers
g. .jOms1j, cows aud hcifers $3sOGt9o5,
calves 81 j0G1l 90
SliEp. Receipts g. 900. lower. Sheep
S4.75N j.G5. yearlings - 6Od $3.50 lambs
50 OOm 80
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-08-28
CLASSIFIED AID RATES

Advertisements wll DO accepted IN the
ONLY:
No sd less than i5c We reserve the
right 10 revise ana c'ussiig all ads Return
wrong replies. Tires time ads very seldom
iaiL Money refunded on unused Insertions
ITTuIs corrected or money refunded.
RATES
one cent word, both World and sun
Phone !uur ad to 1000 Your credit Is good
% yen own a telephone Except Tor personal
lIu'iurr for sale and position wanted. ad
guaranteed after r m
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-08-28
STRAYED OR STOLEN

STRANED pup about five months old
brown and white markings Return TO 3g2
South Guthrie and get reward
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-08-28
GRAIN


CHICAGO, Aug WHEAT: No .
red st11l4N 1.16 No. hard sl1O@
114h
CORN: No yellow ~ z a SAGE.
OATS: Standard ASA G40Ac
BARLEY. GTM soc
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-08-28
PRODUCE
CHICAGO Produce

CHICAGO, Aug. 27.-BUTTER: I'm
changed.
EGGS Higher Receipts 7l63, at mark
cases included 1sM 23e ordinary frsts 2Oi5
a21 hc frsts % X a 23c.
POTATOES: Higher. Receipts 30 ears.
Jersey cobblers, bulk s2M s3c, Jersey cob.
blers, sacks, sj9 sac, Jersey Giants bulk
73G 75c Early Minnesota Ohios $40 67c.
POULTRY Alive. higher Fowls IS zc,
springs II y a 1sc.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-08-28
HELP WANTED-FEMALE
MIAR KLETS
COTTON
Galveston Cotton

GALVESTON, Aug n Middling Re
ceipts 973, exports 26J4 sales none, stock
1886
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-08-28

KANSAS CITY. Aug. 27.-BUTTER
Creamery 2she, frsts 26i2e seconds 24c,
packing 21c.
EGGs Firsts 22c seconds 17ikc
POULTRY Higher. Hens l.e. broilers
lGnc.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-08-28

WANTED Men and teams 10 plow. j, W.
Wilkinson - miles southwest OF Al
suma.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-08-28

KANSAS CITY, Aug 27.-WHEAT. No.
2 hard s1O7M1lt, No. 2 red S1Osal.1O.
CORN No. mixed sO@s0hc No. 2
white ~ Nc
OATS: No white 40hG soc, No. 2
mixed as Ne.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-08-28
HOUSES FOR RENT

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Rr1' ''" '''
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ron slLF 0galoom residence. new oaA
nnish li2l 5 Denver Hau rros
FOR RENT Fwr room. u. d0...r lu..y
and 'mr,,n you'd 40. south Nurol.
ron k.tl MrrrIuom modern huusr. cor.
non SIXTH and Lansing SO Phone .rel
FOR k.NF .T,,.rr,.I.f l.I,..t .,, r..,.,
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hWdui car Inc
Fok R.>f IHoroou house mu,.hci
cn"c. rhono l50'.
FOR hENi New nyeToom bungalow far
morning. @ nnG Gp ,yrnip@. Ius '''' '.' '''-.
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FOR RENT hghtIoom modern house M
80 NoIth MAN street h"'h ana l"llrt
Phone a65. ''''
FOR RENT Five room modern cottage
10 'ouT o'oSnS rom pos!oih'r. ON son,h SIDE,
street Anv ey'pinr Rftsr A. I'M
,,',,,,,.,
UNI lhN INllED hOOMO
FOR RENT
FOR RENT Two miuuisl,d irom rooms.
east front Mt. porch lllO Detroit
FOR RENT Three LARGO u1f1-oi.EcJ
rooms, with bath sink iu Kitchen pantry
and clothes closets. Gail $40 W. Huh.
Phou $40.
II, Nrr1,D ,,,c,,,, ,,,,,,,,c,
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II, v,,I7
; - Wau1 lIoM-Hk uoI,. eau g34
llltl 90INu 0Noha SOC 1Io East Ihud.
WANTED To bale your uat straw. good
Lalcr and outfits Phone RIark iIg5
~, ,.7rI,,,
SIDE. modern pb,n, 1.Ig nr call ~ p
L@l4,e btaE
y RYDER Wood Pattern Maker Me-
60I and COS East nm street Tbons
1905
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SITUATIONS WANTED
WANTED Position as stcnoeaphor. refer
ence. o +. Blatter. Enid OaIu.
"@SIIn srSI ao.asr as as naIe sT or ; sfG
WANTED Position 1- boo,r.ccrrr Ey rc
fined young woman now omployed GOOD
cook. good references BoN 1854 World
-
HVNhSI young man wishes pIac" 70 work
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-08-28
MISCELLANEOUS

snoFrING n1Gs 2I0 q Tmrd
LARGE GRANITE WAsHBAslEs. i5c- PIG
F Third
For SALE one spring wagon. one set ~
harness Also tNu room house Tor rent.
Phone 2I3
THE TULSA Electric Shoe Shop for best
Shoe Repairing The best is tho cheapest.
West Second s f. Burns
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-08-28

FURNISHED ROOMS

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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-08-28
HELP WANTED AGENTS

WANTED Solicitors for weekly
paper big commission lu0mr.
for IT, e, Holmes, World BldE
Unless you mean business and are
ready ~ work don't answer
WANTED Speciality Alrsmpu have q
'mtu proposition fur u.r ur two sales
mon who have % little cash 90 pUt into deal
Exclusive territory uu Era.t -rHuu. rE.f
innate Proposition sells Co a.. ,IUta.s Of
trad, can between s and % .gU Room
.a1 lulb Hotel Cuiphpr
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-20
GREEK MEETS GREEK
DISORDER RESULT
FAN 10 OBEY INJUNCTION,
swHEN m 1tOoxE DO Al
ROMANS no."

typoa the comrixint or citixsns, ana
fhfoukh personal observation BY Of
hcxf1 6weet ana BAftuoci. twenty-1ne
ofSSts were ArresteA At 1870 1T
VAN street last night about 10 o'clo6k
and SkFf3ad 10 &hS Frat station, On
thS th1ffs IL dieofasflI conduct.
T1aa o6endSfa WSto alleged to haxo
made the Welkia fl4k In that v10hdty
ID a AWxui din. They were enGA4od
ii 1lnsing, dancing and carousin1 =
tNA tAttiiss anfaoyAhce Of the resideAse
81 tko. neixhborho0d.
VI vhopsi va charged with con-
ducsinS tins Ilace. 4 separate count
va f1RiStered against him. The oth1r
twenty. xiving unpronotncable and nh-
speilabk coenolnens, Will simply hAte
to explain why they were 20 disordef-
" and noisy on the Sabbath.
The raid and arrest created m40n
excitement In tho neighborheQo.
Crowds followed them to tho staklen
house. and II was with some dtmC0ltc
that officers nusAn and WARMER Aeld
them In check at the station
EergAant Zlmfuor, who per1ormAd
the duty OF ifascribing the names upon
the blotter was Immediately retevea
by Sergeant Eherry. and went homo a.
most exhausted ana suffering WIN
writer's crafnp. -
SQUIRE Mccarthy bailed the men f0e
their appearances before Justico
Crutchiieid this morning. Clerk Tuck.
er u liable to contract the writerS
TIE men claimed they were simply
following the custom OF their native
cOuntry. and had no intention of In
vAdlng the rights Of tho free Amsri-
can catixen.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-20
LENS B(l HED
TO MEET LUkD|N
HEAVY WEIGHTS WILL GRAPPLE
HERE AT BAsERAIL PARK
TUESDAY NIGHT.

When the referee calls the two mod
ern gladiators together tomorrow night
at the ball park, couple OF thous-
and fans will be on hand to witness
what Is unquestionably the greatest
wrestling match staged here this sea-
son. barring the Roller-Zy bszko match.
In Ed (Strangler) Lewis Richmond
fans believe will be the real champion
some day. for Lewis has Just turned
his twenty-third year and they say
champion wrestiers DO not earn the
title OF champion until they pass thir-
ty, all Of which remains to be seen
In Hjalamor Lundin, the Scandana-
Wan champion. Lewis will meet a foe
man worthy In every way as to
science, experience, and probably the
strongest man on the mat today. Lun-
din is a physical marvel ana have met
and defeated many OF the best men
of the present day. The winner of
this match will probably be matched
to meet either Hussane. the Terrible
Turk" Americas or Roller, so this
match means much to the man that
IL patted on the shoulders for the best
two fails in three.
The local promoters announce that
the main bout between Lewis and
Lundin will start promptly s:46 r.
NJ, and that there will be no more
staliing In the future by the mat ar
lists In waiting for all OF the crowd
to get In. The wrestlers will be told
very firmly In the future that things
OF this kind will not be tolerated. The
preliminary will start promptly $3.50,
the big match following Immediately.
Ladies' will be admitted free with es-
cort- Seats are on sale at McCoys.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-20
PIRATES PROTEST
THE RECORD GAME

Pittsburg. July 1s.---Manager Fred
Clarke. of thu Pittsburg National
league club, announced today that he
had protested the record-breaking
twenty lone inning game with New
York. which resulted in q victory for
the Giants. The protest. he said, had
been forwarded to President J. x
Tener, Of the league.
Clarke bases his action on the
action OF Umpire Byron. who de-
ciared Wagner out In the sixth inning
when the veteran shortstop crossed
the home plate. Wagner began the
inning by making single. When
yiox singled wagner went to third
base. There he collided with Third
Baseman Stock. Of New York. In some
manner Wagner. in his statement. de-
clares the ball fell from Stocks hands
and lodged In his tWagner's) uni
form. Wagner started for home while
tho visiting players sought the ball.
The ball tall from Wagnef.s -s1aif form
when he made few steps from the
base. After wagner crossed the plate.
Manager J. j. McGraw, of the New
FORKS, protested to Umpire Byron.
who then called Wagner out for In
reference. Viox, who had gone to
third. was sent back to second bass.
Clarke declares there In no league
rule giving tho umpire authority to
call Wagner out.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-20
CRISP
EASY FOR ALC0S

The Aicos had an easy time de-
feating the Peconut Crisp team Sat-
urday at Backrss Beach, the score
being: Alec. 3: Pseonut Crisp. /.
For the AlcoaI Roguain's pitching
and batting featured. He not only
allowed Peconut Crisp only ono hit.
but also hit for double and triple.
forcing In four runs two on each hit
Anderson's hitting and Z sensational
catch by Tinsleys were factors In the
game. For Peconut Crisp Martins
catching and the feldin9 Of Mathews
featured,
The Ola Dominion league Will prob
ably close with Wednesdays game be-
tween the Alcos and WalkeverA BY
winning Saturdays game the Alcos
are the undisputed champions OF
their league.
The score:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-20
|RES0lUTE ARRIVES
At BRISTOL HARB0R

Bristol. K. l.. July 1s.--Havins
passed Through the Newport series OF
races with credit. the Resoiute. Of the
cup defense class, arrived here this
afternoon from Newport to remain at
Herreschofrs renting until the an
nual rendezvous and runs OF the New
York Yacht club feet begins the lat
ter part OF the month. The Resolute
came up Narragansett bay from New
port In tow Of the tender Cape Cod,
as tho Afternoon was drawing to q
close. Robert w, Emmons. the man
assf, And his afterguard associates,
bile ana talked with the Herreschoffs
regarding the recutting OF this sails
ana the hauling out OF the yacht on
the Marine railway to have 4 smooth
undefbody when racing begins again.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-20
ASK FOR WAIVER ON
JOHNSON'S CONQUEROR

Boston, July IA Rankin John
son. the Boston recruit who has
gained considerable fame this season
because OF his ability to give Walter
Johnson. OF Washington, a struggle,
may become a Detroit Tiger within
the next few days
1t Is reported that the Red Hox
asked for waivers on johnson. Del
Gamer and Catcher Thomas Gamer
was sold to Boston by Detroit early
In the year, and has played only q
few games with the Red Sox
Jennings has been impressed with
Johnson's work. The big youngster
gave Detroit an argument when Bos-
ton visited Tigerland on ita first trip
West, and Hughie figures the pitcher
as a good prospect.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-20
FEDERAL. LEAGUE IS
$4,000 IN ARREARS

J Cnicaxo. July iS.-with the Federal
league playing season half over Priest
dent. Gilmore. Of the new baseball or
gani4Atlon. announced today that the
league - 1 whole has lost about $780,
zoe titus fAf.
The head of the outlaw crGanlxa-
t1ol baess this abatement psa conn
pArison OF sAte reesipts ana operating
sxpehsae combined with interest on
Investments
that have lost : little," saia Gilmore,
They are St. Louis. Kansas City,
prooklyn. InAiAIAp polls and Pittsburgh.
The tide h turning In Bfeoklyn and
tho attendance moro than doNble that
Of ths earlier part Of the season. Kan.
sas City has lost perhaps es,voe. and
st. Louis tA0.ooo."
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-20
INDIAN BATTERY Is
PROCURED BY MACK

philadelphia. 5niy i1.--Connis Maok
has IN indian battery In thu In6S-
batof. n HI svSf gsts to spring II
he Will havs ! battery unique ID the
majors ~ thA thdiAna ~ teSskSfA
Connis'a t6dnt rbds6ln4 ~ t6hn
and Joe 0nkxSA 10t, el1hf6Sn, y !
pitcher; Jokh twenty. u 4 catcher,
They are feiiow kribAlsnen VI Chisf
Bender.
The Graves brothers played ball on
the reservation and later at F1andrau
school, Joe attracted Mack's atten-
ton while pitching for Brainard,
Mimi, whore Joe Bush got his start
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-20
Pcrils OF COMPOSITION.

Through routes today In the United
States are assailed by competition on
every hand. Freight shipped at New
York, jobbed at Chicago and rctobbed
at Spokane can go, II induced, by
way OF Tehuantepec or Panama: San
Francisco or Seattle will do tho job
bling. II trans-shipment It Chicago
came to involve sufficient delay.
freight from New York might even
travel coastwise to Newport News or
Baltimore and beat the Chicago route
into Spokane in point OF time as we'll
az OF cost. This Ia especially true
when industry is booming, terminal
facilities strained and everyone eager
to cash In while the going 10 good. One
such period might almost create q
new major center Of trans-shipment
for the country. Men In middle lite
can remember when St Louis ridi-
culed the prediction that Chicago
would outstrip her in business ana
In population. There IL another kind
of competition II merchandise man
ufactured on the Atlantic seab6Ard 10
delayed long enough In going through
inland terminal cities on its way
across the Mississippi, manufacturing
plants will be established at points
from which product can be laid down
In the trans Mississippi territory with
out going through those centers OF
trans-shipment.
what enables New York ana Chi
caEo ana Omaha to grow rich II not
only nearby production ana nearby
consumption. not only ease In get
ting to the place and its location on
the way TO somewhere from some
where, but rapidity ana cheapness In
getting through. John Ffndley wal
lace. In Leslie's.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-20
UNION ASSOCIATION
HOLDS ITS MEETING

Petersburg, Va. July ts.-fhe regu-
lar monthly meeting Of the Metho-
dist sunday Union association OF PEI
tersburK and vicinity was held with
tho Ettrick Methodist church IT 3:3o
o'clock this Afternoon.
The reports Tor the past month
allowed an excellent. attendance. A
srlendid program had been arranged,
consisting Of vocal and instrumental
music ana recltatfons,
The address OF tho occasion was de-
iivefed BY Rev. p. G. PrimYn. Of the
Ettrick Baptist church.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-20
E.Scursl0n ID eeishorc.

Petersburg, va, July 1s.-The West
End baptist Sunday -school's annual
excursion TO the seAshUfe viii be COM
Quoted. Tuesday Of this weak to vir-
Einia Beach. and present Indications
Arc that OHIO OF tho largest crowds that
hAs ever accompanied the manages
vaent on this trip win 20 this season.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-20
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

Cleveland, =: Milwaukee. tarss
Eame).
Cleveland, b: Milwaukee, 2 tsecond
game).
Louisville, Z: Minneapolis. 3 ttirst
game).
Louisville. !; Minneapolis. (second
gAme).
st. Poul. s: coiumbuA s tfrst
gamel.
81. Paul. 4: Columbus. 5 tsecond
Kansas city, j; indianapolis. i (first
camel.
Kansas CITY. .: Indianapol tsec-
ohd gAnae).
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-20
Small Robbcrtcs Reported.

Robbery reports have been made to
the police as follows. and the officers
are busy on the jobs: A. p. Gentry. re-
ports the loss of an Emblem bicycle:
e. r. Scott, reports the loss OF an
open-faced watch; f. Herbert. reports
the LOGS of e15, believed to have been
taken from HE room at eli East
Marshall street: Arthur B. Green,
reports the loss of q trombone.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-20
STANDARD PAPER co.
WINS FROM TREDECAR|

The fast Standard Paper company
team won another victory Saturday
when they downed the Tredegar com.
pany aggregauon by y score OF . to
l. The features OF tho game were tho
pitching ef Barnes and the fast Aeid.
linz and heavy batting OF the winners.
This Standard Paper company team
has won twelve out Of thirteen games
played thia season.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-20
BR OXEN JAW WILL LAY
MILAN UP FOR MONTH

Washington, July ts.-Clyds Milan.
star cent6ffleider Of Inc Natiohaia and
leading bAAe steaiAf In tho American
leA1uS Tor two years, will b out of
the GAfM1 \ month thybiclAhs stated
today. ~ 1 result 81 inauriea. ree6ived
ysstefdky Ia I colli6lofa with Danny
MQeifef while ch14in1 ! nv.
MilAn'S JAW ID broken In two placed
Conclusion of the brain ID also feared.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-20
lEor SEASON beginning July al

Games To-day.
Petersburg In Richmond 1.-TWO games)
Roanoke In Norfolk.
Portsmouth in Newport News
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-07-20

The Colts have a hard week before
them. there being eight games
scheduled. After the four games with
the Petersburg clan Harry Matthews
and his Newport News Shspbuilders
will come here Thursday for . series
Both aggregasions are going 5000 and
the Ryanites win be lucky to take
Ave OF them
That old ink which seemed to hang
over the Colt camp while they were
battling with the Petersburg bunch
has been driven to cover. and the
locals are almost sure OF taking At
least half OF the gAmes from the
Cockade CITY visitors
Because Of the recent spat between
Manager Ray Ryan and the leader OF
the Shipbuiiders. Harry Matthew IL
more than anxious TO show the fans
OF Newport News that he can beAt the
Colts. However, the bases ct Broad
street park are the correct distance
apart and he may experiences little
trouble in winning the majority OF
them.
Tod Sloan and Bill roxen will work
this afternoon. against tho 0oooers
and II the two are in form Richmond
should win Both OF thu. contests.
Grimes and Ramey will battle them
Tuesday and Wednesday. respectively.
The Colts are now leading the
league in the second half and are
within striking distance OF the Nor
folk Tara in tho half which ends
August /. Should the locals capture
the majority OF the games this week
while the Tars are losing. next Satur-
day night may find Richmond In close
proximity OF first place.
Richmond's indeld, comprising
Robe, Newton. Bunting and Snyder,
continues to show real form, while
Gray, w. Snyder and Berger are play
ing sensationally in the outer gardens
Together with this good heiding the
locals are hitting the ball hard.
Offers have been made by tho Bos--
ton Nationals for Clarence Berger
ana Louis woerth. both OF whom are
performing in fine style. Even y the
two youngsters are sold they VIII De
with the Colts until tho end OF tffe
season. The team could not do With
out either OF them ct the present time
and Notwithstanding how large an
OFFER 4 major league club may make
for either Of them. Manager Ryan
win not accept II unless they can be
retained until the Virginia league
season closes.
Dolly Gray's catch Saturday after.
noon OF Moran's line drive to right
field was one Of the neatest pieces O.
work seen on the local hall grounds
fh,s season. Dave Bunting also came
n FOR Z big demonstration when he
ran behind second base and grabbed