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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-29

I'm the final standing was Just ABOUT
the difference between Evers and the
giulls who subhed for him.
This Eycrs person never has been
% source NJ ioy to the arutrators.
loan aud uuk and wearing per-
pr'ual hungry look, ne mas the dis
position accepted as accompanying
dyspepsia lie seldom smiles, but
lowers his lantern jaw and appears
continually as down In the mouth.
Bur he can play second base For
Years ne has been rated in c:asS
which Included only himself Eddie
Collins aud Nap Laioie, before the
latter slowed up, lie was part OF
the old Chicago Cubs machine. rated
ms the best NJ It's or any other time,
and he was known as the brains OF
The outfit
Tinker to Eycrs to Chance" verse
written by r. p. A., well expressed
tine wonderful efficiency Of this dou-
bic rIaE trio.
EN,rs declares re viii retire from
hnsahIl' after next season because
tine sraIr or playing is too great He
mower was a very utrong man. How
r.,r the fear Of oyeTwork doesn't
-fuu nim from going transforming
u. % trip across the continent Evers
win Hc u Denver Saturday and sun
dH, N''N the Nationol American
p'rers
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-29
WATCH WHITES
Is WELSHS WARNING
Lightweight Champion Tells Wells
How 10 Heat Charley White at Nil
waukee Tonight

CHICAGO. Oct % Whether
through fear Of Charlie White In
future match or because he feels for
his cuuutryman, Freddie Welsh,
lightweight champion of the world,
has entered the White-M Wells
bout. which will be held in Milwaukee
Friday night Welsh enters inc
battle In an advisory capacity 10 his
countryman This news was brought
To Nate Lewis, manager of White, TO-
day
Wells yesterday received a letter
from tho champion and IN almost
every other line Welsh stated; Keep
your right hand up To your ia" ana
by no means attempt TO use II. or you
will feel tho deadly wallup Of your
opponent"
Welsh went into detail very much
regarding the "don'ts," In part his
letter as told TO Nate Lewis, reads
u have had the pleasure OF right
INK white enough to know his worth.
Keep your right hand up at all times
and keep going at him with your
Ieri Sever use that right II he tinhH
au opening he's sure TO shoot over
that Irrt and II Will be curtains Tor
Won felt one OF his lefts on thr
head Ir one ~ our Milwaukee hntil's
and thought the building Tell lh.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-29
GAME SAVE CHURCH

PHILADELPHIA Pa, Oct 29.-
Frank Baker. home run king VINO
viii return to league baseball next
wear. and Buck Horzog. manager OF
the Cincinnati Reds. opposed each
other In one " the most unique games
lu their creers at Hilsboro, little
town near Herzogs home in Caroline
county. Maryland, lIerzog's team Win
ming by score of TO
little Methodist church owed
a big debt and the pastor was un
able to meet the mortgage. which
was due In few days, and which
probably would be foreclosed lie held
a church fair. with only moderate
success. and u supper. when did 1T
tie 10 help out Finally he nit upon
plan and went to see Herzog a
few miles away
There is n great deal of friendly
rivalry between Herzog ana Baker
on the eastern shore Of Maryland, as
they live within a few miles Of each
other. The pastors scheme was TO get
them ON opposite teams ns captains
In baseball game which was ad-
yertiHed for miles around II proved
"A huge success and 900 fans cheered
the teams.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-29
LITTLE CHANCE
FOR THE IRISH
Grabbing NJ TIOy's Most Famous
py,pcpuc kept stallings Crew From
Rrptating This Year

Ask anybody who won the pen
uum fur the Phillies In the season
last past and they'll tell ytu Gro
Npr Cleveland Alexander. through
his wonderful hurting Mr., Anybody
lie wrong The man who won me
ueuuHui rnr the Phillics played Win
the Boston Braves.
During Tine long and strenuous
campaign 300 Philadelphia payer was
hnuisned from the pastlme iot sass
Ink sr arbitrator All hands were on
me .rn every DAY. The Phillies Just
managed ,p nose out the Braves OF
Hr..u. a dozen times during the
season Junnnv Evers often referred
iu as tine keystone KING. was
sent from mtner To yon for eNplod-
ng language IN the specific oire'-
uuu ur fnr man who calls plays
Minus tnc services Of EVers the
Brave. uWId not collect as was their
habit when hc remained IN the ine
uu DaurH scrutiny OF the dope leads
u N.. conclusion that the difference
between the Braves and the Phillles
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-29

The J8yhawkers. headed by Coach
OiCott and Assistant Coach jay Bond
twhoso entry al half I'm years gone 10y
struck terror to the hearts Of Valley
teamsl will arrive In Oklahoma city
Friday at noon. They win 70 direct
ly TO the Lee Huckius hotel, and after
eating dinner and resting Tor II short
time will take Il short signal drill on
some plot OF ground tLr removed from
iuQusitivo eyes
Bear stories were very much IN
evidence when tho Kansas team left
Lawrence Thursday night 1t n said
that Lindsey, the star kicker. around
whom Olcott built his Otfense, VIII
he out Of tho game with a bad knee.
that Keeling and II. Gillespie, both
stars will not be able 70 start against
the SOuuers However reports Hay
they may start. which means that
they will probably bee seen against
Ovens team for time nj least The
loss ot Keeling Win not be n great
blow as Olcott has Hammond. an
all-Valloy guard of 1913 10 take his
place at ccutcr with hammond In
the Kansas line WITH average 200
pounds
George Palmer the champion
walker VI Oklahoma CIte and a
trainer OF Is T. football teams in
the good old days, wired Manager
Hamilton NJ Kansas Il prorfcr " his
services for the game Hamilton Rc-
rcpted with thanks. and OlcOtts war
riors Will not only have Palmer TO
rub out the bruises uu' H.l get "A
hrmming measure of pep from
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-29
OWEN WILL USE
SANE LINEUP
Light Practice and a Elnni Lecture
10 Overcome SuOCr- Confidence
Marked SOOncrS' Last Workout


NORMAN. Okla. Oct 20 - Jus,
Ilght signal practice ana an hourH
lecture by Coach owen took the place
or scrlmmage for the SoOue,s ON
BOYD f1eld Thursday night Benuie
declared he was too much afraid OF
6el'ins man hurt to let them 20 up
against Meachams scrubs so shor,
a tim" before game
As ii IL, there IL but one man lu
the entire backiield who Is not iu
Just as good condition as the team
r aB when they eutered the game
against Texas. That Is as regards reul
injuries or course all OF them aIo
more or less suff and bruised mp
from the struggle Thai man Is Nc.
Cain the man who did some srusa-
tonal open field work against the
Luughorus
The Ada lad has a wreuched knee,
hIl II Is not 80 had but that ne will
be able TO enter the game agaius.
Kansns. In fact. oklahoma win start
with Just the same lineup used
against Texas This will he Foster
ana Mccain as halves johnson a.
quarter Geyer at full Muutgomcv
aud Fields at ends. O. Holt AND An
I"rsOu at tackles w Holt and Pin.
lips at guards and He'll at center
officials here are making rcsper-
ate efforts to prepare for tho immense
crowds that are expected for the
game. Estimates are being placed az
all the way from five to eigat thOus.
and spectators to watch Kansas flgh'
for at least one victory I'm five years
and to watch Oklahoma make rec
ord OF five years against Kansas
without a single defeat
A feature OF the day Is 10 he the
Issuing Of the first Sooner Football
Yearbook" a rs page pamphlet in.
Guiding, besides photographs NJ Tho
men playing In the game, pnutos and
sketches OF the two coaches and "a
lot Of football records that have never
before been compiled "a the Inlvrr
sity of Oklahoma. Part OF this Is .
list OF old plays by former stars tht
have made the SoOners famous 70
the Valley, and also n lIst Of the old
grad stars.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-29
KAWFEDS LOSE MONEY

KANSAS CITY, oct 20. That
kansas city club Of Fedora league
lost f35.J32l3 this, year although
finishing high In the race was In
rurporated I'm a report made tp "a
stockholders meeting NJ the club
hy Conrad n Mann. president yester-
day The report said
In order that the season might
he finished with credit 90 Kansas
CITY the directors personally advanced
considerable sums OF money 90 tho
company and II will be seen n the
company Ia to be continued next sea
son tnow threatenedJ 70 must be
re financed Immediately
"Only In Kansas City did the Fed
eral league show marked gnlus In
attendance over the figures u' lgl4.'
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-29
BOGUS GEORGE FOSTER
DlNED BY CINCY FANS

CINcINArL q. oct % 4 man
who tho police charge represented
himself rs George Foster Boston
American pitcher. did not go To the
LHloua races last week with a Jolly
uHrts as planned. 1hc police held him
claiming mat he had obtained
money under false prctonse fo reg
istorcd at police headquarters as Geo.
llencr. 2S years old OF Columbus,
Gn Several fans and other sports. be-
lcNug ne was the noted pail player
arranged a party In his honor at the
races. The man has been IN the city
several days. stopping a. leading ho-
tells and being extCnsiyeb wued and
du,d by baseball enthuINu7's
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-29
AGGlES DETERMINED
TO WIN FROM NOW ON
Defeat By Arkansas only Served tO
Make Men USIl Harder, Expect
TO Take Baker Into Camp Iuu

Defeat By Arkansas only Served tO
Mako Men Tuil Harder; Expect
20 Take Baker Into Camp 10.
SALTWATER. okla. oct 10
The defeat which was registered
against tho AEgles last weeN by the
Ra1OTbacks did not discourage them.
Although there we're charlie horses
spranied wrists and twlHted nSCks
galore, these we're soon fogotten In
hard sorimmages with the second
team only when darkness forced him
TO. did Coach Griffeth say. That
Wll iO 90 in Each night this week
twenty sweating, steRming Rth-
lclcs have bstt.ed against each other
long after the sun had disappeared
Thg game last week was lost be
cause Grlffeth WAS forced TO send In
green bRckfield. when his regulars
were knocked out II Is his purpose
this week to wear the green off of
his recruits And he Intends 70 do
tins with plenty OF sorimmage.
When the AEgies meet Baker Friday
On tho local grounds. Griffeth does
not intend to be handicapped on &c
count OF lack Of substitutes. Sow
erul men have been called over from
the second squad and given the var
sity plays some OF these men are
Dose. AyCock, Hacker. Pierson and
Newton
b. o. Gallagher, a former A a
VI athlete Of wide renown. and who
x now head OF the physical framing
department here. has consented tu
lake charge Of the second squad
Gallagher last year was head coach
at Baker University. and put out q
winning tenn there. A great change
cau already be seen In the second
team, and II keeps the varsity fight
Ing like men at times to keep m,
little fellows from carrying the bal
Tor q touchdown.
with the sting OF defeat TO make
his men fight, and a fighting second
team tn give them plenty " pray
ure. Coach Gritfeth expected TO PEI,
foot scoring machine this week that
the men from Baldwin will find hard
to stop,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-29

II your child starts in It's sleep,
grlnds Is teeth while sleeping, picks
at thc'noSe, has Il had breath tickle
appetite pale complexion, aud dark
rings under the eyes II has worms
md as jong AS they remain In the
utcstIncs that child will be- sickly.
WHlrEE CREAM VERMIFUGE
clears ont the worms, strengthens the
stomach and bowels and puts the little
one ON the road 20 health aud cheer.
fuheSs Price 25c per bottle. Sold by
Westfnll Drug Co
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-29
RAY CHAPMAN MAY
JOIN MHITE SOX

CHICAGO. Oct 29.-Ray Chap
man Cleveland's CLASSY shortstop,
may be- member Of the White suN
next year. according to toduy's dope
Lena" Blackburne. Comlskel's third
sHckrr. II reported as having dis
pleased Comiskey with his work this
Near and Chapman Is wanted for
the place. ComlgNcy ana Manage
Rowland met today for a conference
on 1915 plans
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-29
ZIM STILL CR ABIDING
Only Now It's n Divorce Court and
Not Umpircs That Bothcrs the
Squirrel Food Cub

NEW YORK. oct 29-The mar
ltal troubles " Heluo Zimmerman
uf the Chicago Cubs came 10 an issue
today when Supreme Court Justice
Brady dismissed the suit for separa-
ton brought by Mrs. Helen Chazar
zimmerman. but ordered that the Ac-
tIon for absolute divorce which Zim-
norman brought against his WIFE,
should proceed. The separation suit
was dismissed when Mrs Himmer-
mans attorney announced that his
client had disappeared with ner
daughter and that he mad been un-
able 10 communicate with her.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-29
MOORE SHOWS WELL

MEMPHIS Tenn. oct % Johnny
Williams " Baltimore. uuntamweight
champion and Pal Moore. Of Mem
phls. fought a fast cight-round no
decision bout here Thursday night
Williams was floored twice, Dut each
time regained his feet quickly.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-29
YOAKUM GETS DRAW

COLORADO SPRINGS. Colo, oct
2g STANLEY YOakum uf Denver
and Frankie Burns ot San Francisco,
lightweight fought fifteen fast
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-29

rounds Thursday night to n draw nj
Ramona. Both men Weru bleeding
profuscly at the windup The fight
ers finished strong
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-04-06

women will vote and probably cast the
decisive ballot. 1t is figured that near
ly half a million votes will be cast and
that the winner must receive nearly
a quarter of am illion ballots. The
usual city and aldermanic tickets are
also voted on.
AS soon as the winner is seated,
Carter Harrison is expected to visit
the Pacific coast with his family. His
wife, who was Edith Ogden, is a not
ed writer and woman of beauty and
charm, who has long desired her hus-
bands retirement from politics. In
case of continued national Democratic
success, 1t is believed that Harrison
will be appointed to some diplomatic
post Of note, where he can round out
his political career without again ap-
pealing to the voters. Harrison is 90
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-04-06

SESSION OF
CO. BOARD

AT the meeting Of the county COM
missioners, which closed today, an or
der was issued instructing the county
physician to withdraw the appoint.
ments Of the several assistant county
health officers, made some time ago
and henceforth DR.. Emanuel, county
health officer, will care for the entire
county.
The commissioners stated today that
the reason for ordering the withdrawal
of the appointments was simply that
these assistants we're appointed for
the purpose of assisting in the stamp
ing out of the smallpox epidemic Of
the past several months, that the cpl
demic was now passed and that they
we're not needed. 1t is understood that
the withdrawal of .he appointments
will take effect at once.
Practically the remainder of the
meeting was strictly OF a routine ma
ture. The reports Of the county Off
GERS were received, audited and in
every instance approved No item out
of the ordinary appeared in the regular
routine of the reports. The salaries
and claims against he county were
audited and approved Warrants are
being issued in payment of them to-
day.
The proposition to cut off one and
half miles from the south side Of
Union township and add it to Pocasset
township, was discussed at some
length, but the commissioners decided
to take no action in this matter now,
hence the proposed change was de-
ferred.
The official bonds of the following
township officers we're approved E.
V Cole, trustee, Prairie Valley; G. E.
Hicks, trustee, Harrison; A. Marshall,
trustee, Bradley; John Millwee, clerk
of Rush Springs; ]. T. Taylor, justice
of the peace, Bradley; P. J. Baker,
treasurer, Rush Springs.
BY compliance with the terms of the
contracts framed by the commission
ers shortly after taking their office,
the First National bank of Rush
Springs, and the First National bank
of Minco were added to the list ol
county repositories
Several cases coming under the
head of the poor and insane depart
ment of the commissioners work were
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-04-06
READY TO
DEDICATE
BUILDING

Plans for the exercises attendant to
the dedication Of the new federal build
ing are complete and the program is
announced by Col Geo. w. Barefoot.
The exercises will be held tomorrow
afternoon in the county court house at
o'clock, the glee club of the Okla
homa College for Women to be one
OF the features.
The building will be put in its tidiest
possible condition tonight and will be
ready for the inspection by the public
tomorrow morning. During the entire
day visitors will be shown through the
building, barring only the work room
of the postoffice, which section is for
hidden ground, as concerns the general
public Beautiful and complete as the
structure appears to be, there are yet
to be added the permanent electric fix
lures and much furniture for the post
office department, especially in the
work room, has not been placed.
Postmaster Barefoot win have
charge Of the ceremonies and will de-
liver the Introductory. This will be
followed by numbers of the 0. c. w.
Glee club which organization has
proved to be hit wherever it has ap-
peared. The addresses by men of
state and national reputation are
scheduled as follows: Hon. T. P. Gore,
Hon Scott Ferris, Senator John D.
Pugh, Senator T. J. O'Neill, Hon. R.
H. Wilson, Reford Bond, Col I. H.
Dwyer, j. w. Kayser. former postmas-
ter, G. w. Austin. president of the
Oklahoma College for Women.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-04-06
CLOSE TO
OFFICIAL
0 N
Bryan's Reply to British 0rder-in.
Council Considered Near Ex-
preston Of Views on Some
Of War Doin's
By United Press.


Washington, April 6.-Secretary
Bryans answer to the British order-in-
council is considered by some author
tiles as being close to an expression
of official opinion on Germany's war
policy.
The part of the reply on which this
conclusion is based is that wherein
the secretary says that England should
not want to taint the legality of her
action even if the course of the enemy
is tainted. 1t is not considered prob
able that England will relax her block.
ade policy.
The state department yesterday
made public its note to Great Britain,
announcing that 1t could not admit
either the right Of the allies or their
claims for justification in placing an
embargo on all commercial intercourse
between Germany and neutral coun-
tries.
ITO admit IT," says the communica-
tion. would be to assume an attitude
of unneutrality toward the present
enemies of Great Britain which would
be obviously inconsistent with the sol
emn obligations of this government in
the present circumstances. and for
Great Britain to make such a claim
would be for her to abandon and set
at naught the principles for which she
was consistently and earnestly con-
tending in other times and circum-
stances"
The note reviews at length the legal
phases OF a blockade Of belligerent
territory and virtual blockade of neu-
tral coasts. In conclusion, the United
States states its expectation that Great
Britain. after she considers the possi.
bilitles OF serious interruption OF
American trade, under the order in
council" will take the steps necessary
tc avoid them and. in the event that
they should unhappily occur. will be
prepared to make full reparation for
every act, which, under the rules OF
international law, constitutes a viola
ton of neutral rights"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-04-06
Grady County Shippers
are Marketing Stock

The Daily Oklahomans stock yard
report on cattle today contained the
following:
Packers went after Mondays beef
supply for dear life, and there was lit
tie argument necessary in getting good
steady prices. High quality, both in
breeding and in finished, featured the
steer Offering which was strictly an
Oklahoma affair, and particularly a
big day for Grady county feeders. Roy
Athey was back from Grady with two
loads of dehorned yearling Herefords
at $7S5, and the beef was good to
reach the mark. Driggers, Brank.
Thomas and Bell of Grady county had
six loads at 1925 and $3.50, while w.
II. Driggers had four loads of plain
steers off ensilage and meal at $6.75.
Butcher cattle did not get the keen
competition afforded steers, and there
was long, draggy streak in the trade
though the bulk sold brought steady
prices, $500 for heifers and $500 for
COWS being tops. Stocker cattle were
picked up as fast as shown, prices be
ing steady with $7.65 top for two loads
of northern Oklahoma calves
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-04-06

taken up, investigated and action
taken. A claim was allowed for the
care of an aged man near Lucille, and
an order issued to bring him ot Chick
asha, where he will be kept for some
time.
The session started yesterday morn
ing and continued until this afternoon,
when Mr. Corzine, chairman, wound up
the business by attaching his signature
to the warrants and other official pa
pers of the meeting.
All the members, including Messrs.
Corzine, Bryant and Robinson, were
present during the entire session.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-04-06

BY United Press.
London, April Ga dispatch from
Cardiff says the steamer Northumber-
land was torpedoed by German sub
marine off Beachey head in the North
Sea Monday. The members of the
crew were saved Thirteen members
Of the crew of the trawler Alantha.
which was also sunk, were landed at
Blythe. The members of the crew OF
the Northumberland, is is reported,
we're given only five minutes to quit
the ship.
There was a big explosion as the
crew rowed off from the Northumber-
land. The whistles of the two vessels
shrieked death simultaneously. The
crew drifted in the boats for seven
hours. The submarine did not offer to
aid them.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-04-06
COUNTY PENSION BOARD
WILL MEET TOMORROW.

Announcement was made today OF
meeting of the Grady county pension
board, to be held tomorrow in the OIL
flee of DIR. L. E. Emanuel, secretary Of
the board Applicants for federal pen
sions will be examined The board is
composed of DR.. l.. f. Emanuel and
Dr. S. o. Marrs. Dr. Peters was a
member Of the board while here, but
an appointment filling the vacancy
caused by his leaving, has not yet
been made. Two members of the board
may act in any matters.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-04-06
MAYOR and
70 GUILTY
By United Press.

By United Press.
Indianapolis, April 6.-Mayor Rob
erts and twenty-six other defendants
in the Terre Haute election conspiracy
cases were adjudged guilty by the YER
dict of the jury returned in court here
today
The court will pass sentence on them
and the eighty other men who pleaded
guilty to the same charges on April p.
It is believed that some Of the de-
PENDANTS will appeal to the higher
court.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-04-06
LEARNING"
The RIGHT
TO BALLOT
BY CARL Won AckERMANN.

UNITED Press Staff Correspondent,
copyright 1915, by United Press)
Berlin. via The Hague. April g.
The German women are earning their
right to suffrage by their conduct dur
ing the war.
Thus spoke Frau Kommerzienrat, an
intimate friend of the German empress
and chairman of the German central
commission in charge of women's ac-
tivities in the present war, in an inter
view with the United Press CORE
spondent today.
The German women have complete
confidence in the success Of the Ger
man arms, said she.