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All Must Be Well Done.

Nothing is done well enough for
the present which is not we'll enough
for all time. The idea that imperfee-
tons are of no consequence now. and
that the crooked lines can be straight
ened. and the rough corners smootAsd
OF by and by has put many a woSAsv
in the failure class.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1915-04-29

hst four years. At the moment he
bailed out to UDrence to jump he
oropped to the water with all the skin
- an old timer and took her aboard.
And he could not use q line OF this
uploit for his paper!
Jones heard ~ bell. It was the
agent from the BLACK Hundred. He
smiled jauntily.
"WelI. old foz. we've cornered Yoa
= last. haven't ~ l want that money,
y H4rgreavsfs daughter takes another
- voyage. and this time she win not
&mnEoycrhcardAm alaiaa n
lore nonsense.
Give me fftss1 minutes to dsciAA"
Dogged Jonas. hoping asainst hops.
sFdfteen aeconAsi"
then 70 onn't 20 business. whati
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Uncle eben.

DE young man dat has a good %
an q good ma" said Uncle Tbsn.
don't need to go no furder In arNg-
gin bout his ancestry" .
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to him! All. gti. it doesn't do any
good to talk to you, does it?"
But they told me he was dying!"
Jones shrugged.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-22
At the Theatres
THE FOLLY

That oklahoma City folks like sugar
with their chocolate was evidenced
Monday aud Tuesday by the crowds
which thrungcd the Folly. The big
jltney show had them gaspng. ynu
deyllle and pictures ARE popular. Fol
ly admissions grew In two DAYS to Il
degree Tint convinced the manager
that all pictures aud no vaudeville
make duh ticket seller Therefore
hcncrtorwnd vaudeville viii be seen
ut the Grand avenue Folly. These
arr the last two dnys one may see the
dainty and daring Alfrptta sisters In
their nrrial act The Dixie trio. two
men aud n girl. entertain with Il tab
loii minstrel act Vaudeville on the
movies Is the latest one can see new
vaudeville nj the Folly dcllncatcd by
the very highest snlnried stars In the
major league ~ vaudeville houses As
nn example on Thursday one ~ the
features NJ the Folly program viii he
the exhibition NJ the Pnn2er troupe ou
the screen In addition to the vaude.
willie offering there IL generous pie
turr program All late releases
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THE STRAND

The fight In THE plunderer" at the
Strand thcNter to-day aud tomorrow IL
the most thrilling bare knuckled batilp
ever filmed. II Is positively terrific In
itN feroclousness Fnrnum, single.
handed, fights and hests score "
drink mad and hnte crazrd western
miners. He toys with the enragrd
physical giant, like an aroused Titnu,
rs, with his hnre knucklrs he hammers
them into InSenSlbllity. ayenglng the
murder " his aged friend. Old Bells
Parks. To get the full realism " the
pnrt the actur conditioned himself for
eight weeks Just aS vigorously as II he
had been going nfter the heavyweight
championship So when you see that
battle upon the screen In THE Plum.
drrcr and 1t Is the most heart quick
rung breath. catching fist fight ever
filmed don't forget as YOU see the
motor smashing aud slnshng his foes,
that, not unnaturally II was some Job
10 find actors willing To face the Far.
mum fists.
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WILL TRY TO SECURE
LOWER TRAFFIC RATES

WASHINGTON, June with a
view NJ securing reduction In the
Brazilian tariff rates, which operate
us prohibition upon certain Amerl-
can imports the chamber ~ commerce
of the United States today announced
II had called upon lts members for
iata bearing upon such tariffs.
The Information will he furnished
10 the state department for transmits.
sion 10 Edwin v Morgan. American
minister to Brazil, who, II is said, has
indicated that the minister of finance
" Brnzi is about to approach spe.
clnl commission to take up the Qucs.
tlon NJ the revision NJ the Brazilian
tnrlff.
The principal articles Of American
export which nrc affected by the Bra
lillian tariffs are canned goods, cash
registers, brass and iron beds, steel
turks, edible COttOnseed oil, cotton
textiles aud fresh fruits
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good natured careless fellow, more In.
lrrrSted IN pleasure than work Bnsr.
ball Is somewhat of Il joke to Ray.
However. this ycur seem, ~ be- at
trnctlug his attention more thnn usu.
nj, Tor his pitching rs we'll rs hi, bat
ting hns improved and 10y the end NJ
the srnsOn the lauky one promises IN
be- the surprise NJ the year.
Three home runs Ia four times nt
bat ~ not the record Back In the old
days NJ heavy sluggers when they used
10 hunt EN- over the fences lsn they
say Caldwrlls mark was hrtterrd ON
three different occasions hy three ar
fcrcnt men Dan Brouthcrs. Jimmy
Lowe aud the famous I'd. nrlchanty.
all succeeded In driving out four HON
ers In five times mt hut-und I'm a
single game. too
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-22
TENNIS PLAY
SHOWS CLASS
Consolation Matches In Ninth Ok
lahoma Open Championship
Begins This Afternoon
WEATHER CONDITIONS ARE FAIR

great crowd watched the second
days playing for the ninth annual
Oklahoma open tennis championships
on the Country club courts today.
The veteran racquet wlelders display
ed consistent form but the Youngsters
seemed tu be- able 10 show spurts aud
sensations that brought the spectators
To their feel more than once. The
weather this morning was somewhat
cloudy, with brisk wind blowing
from the north The consolation
matches will either be- played late this
afternoon or Wednesday. "Wednesday
viii be- the day of chief interest to
the spectators. The survivors " the
elimination contests win begin to work
In earnest then, and sensational
court hnttlc Is looked for throughout
the day.
The following are the results of the
play this morning:
Second round singles:
Robinson won from Staley by de.
fault, Behh won from Clark, G3 al.
Third round singles:
l)urruugh won from II \ Smith Jr,
q ., 81; Harry Brown won from C.
W Tcnley, G8. 90.
First match doubles:
llomhoe and partner drew bye;
Williams and Shields won from Incl
nud lrakcl. lG. o., o.: Scntrn and
partner drew bye Spcicc ana GotIpr
won from Bockelbrnk aud Richard
son, G3 o.; Trosper aud Parsons
won from Steele and Worl 49, ~, 81:
narrourh and Monnet won from
traycroft and Schroeder g., G-3: CUT
lIp ana Mccain won from Rorcm ana
partner by default; Welhener aud
Nose won from Clark and Boston.
90, 81; Rchh ana Rorrm won from
Klelnsmidt aud Rlttcuhouse. a.. OIL,
Cook ana Brown won from Ruth and
Ialng G3 go: Stcnley aud Robin
son won from Wlthcrspoon nnd smith.
G2. 10; Trnchcnor aud Newell won
from Don Mccoy aud A. W. Mccoy.
GO. -. Tcuev aud Trnloy won from
Kendall and Walker. 90. 63: BrilrS
and partner drew bye; Harris and
partner drew bye.
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THE EMPRESS.

Lionel barrymore the hoted drn
matte star appears In five part
adoption ~ the famous mystery story.
The Curious Coduci NJ Judge Ie.
gardo' which Is the principal attrnc.
tlon today aud tonight Mt the Em.
press Oklahoma Clty's iced air.
thcaler The production ls the work
" the Life Photo Film corporation
the cast NJ characters also including
Ednn Pendlcton and William H.
Tooker The dual personality Of a
Judge who occupies the bench bt day
and mixes with the denlZens " the
underworld by night, forms the basis
of the story
Wednesdays program WIN include
a two reel Thnnhouser feature.
which Shall II De1' the last install.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-22
AUDITORIUM

Baseball fans and ordinary movie
fans viii be RECALLED with the most
Comical baseball film exhibition EVER
played by the worlds funniest actors
at the Auditorium tonight when the
Fable " the Bush League Lover
Who Failed 10 Qualify" VIII be- shown
on the screen It's easy fur hasc.
hall game to he Joke, hut lts n Ger.
tain joke when played by actors In.
stead ~ baseball players. Don't miss
this picture tonight, it's good one
The Dentists Jnnltor' another com
edy film by the Edison company will
he shown while dancers are enioylns
themselves under the cool breezes of
the many fans In the pavilion.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-22

Who said that pitcher couldn't
hltl
Raymond b Caldwell. the star
HEAVIER Of the Yankee pitching staff,
established modern record by acCum
uating three home runs IN four times
at bat. AT the same time he set II
new pinch.hltting mark when he hit
for a homer twice I'm succession while
enactlng the role Of substitute hitter
These three circuit wallops scored sew
en- runs
Caldwell always has been II good
hitter. slim Is really great ball
player, and II he would only take the
game little more seriously there is
not the least doubt he would be- one
OF Cobbs hottest rivals. He is big.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-22
PRISONERS PLAY GOLF
lnterned British Spend Days at Game I;
Reports Of Smallpox In Camp Are
False

BERLIN, June 22.--All English
newspaper last week published n state.
mcut that British prisoners, released
from Ruhlchcn and reaching Rotter,
dam have reported that there was
much SMALLPOX In the Ruhlben deten.
ton camp The American embassy,
whose representatives frequently In.
spect this camp declares that there
has been no small pox at Ruhlben.
There has however, been cases OF Ger.
man measles
The prisoners at Ruhlehen have or.
gamzcd the first concentration camp
golf club aud the lnterned prisoners
now devote virtually all their time t.
the game
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WORLD OF Sp0P7r.
SENATORS TAKE
LAST OF SERIES
Hits at Critical Times Give NaaEmru
Edge on Visitors In Closing GNmc Of
Tr1ans' Visit

Three ON bases and Two outs, Allen
placed the ball behind the score board
IN the final round of yesterdays gumr nnd
Cnyiugtun could not connect readily with
DOwlcs roller to mneld Han tripp"d
over the plate uud took the game with
DeniSon by the score of q 10 3 Il looked
n Denison would repeat the play uf the
day before
The senators however. started ont to
win the game In the first uniug Mag
opened the game by sending II single ont
over mira hnsr Going tu second ON o
passed bali he scored urior two had gone
down. lill sent siugi" tu right anh ltcl'
mans error allowed King tu get 10 the
base Kllduft raped out "a double and
King aud HAL scored The senator, nude
another IN the fourth
nenisou mndr two runs In the sixth Hnd
three In the seventh which gave them u
lead of one run II looked like this would
end the gnmr hni Nnug broke this up In
the last of the ninth 0s stated
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-22
THE MET

Three splendid comedies, entitled.
"Rcuhcn's Rusy Day" jealousy" aud
In Her Daddy'S Footsteps are In
cluded on the Nets thlrteen-reel pro.
gram Tuesday aud Wednesday for II
nickel lhsens Ghosts is the Mn
tual masterpiece which heads the pro
gram combined with "Thc Diamond
From the Sky" You can take your
lunch 10 the Met aud stay three hours
nnd fifteen minutes II YOU wish TO-.
Or YOU may ~ IN any time aud stay
for fifteen minutes and see great
comedy The Met opens every morn.
Ing At 10 o'clock The show Is con
tlnuOus.
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THE LYRIC

Eternal youth! ";" Lillian Rus.
sell, NJ course. Lyric, today. wild
fire" Five reels. Shubert produc
ton Tuesday only And-"The God.
dc,s' What more could mortal ask
than ~ see The Goddess" The an.
swcr Is nothing. Here today and
Wednesday Between picture4-The
Finley symphony Orchestra. ContInu,
Gus musical program. Snough for u
dime. Blg news Wednesday.
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-22
SAWYER RACING MEASURE
REACHES SUPREME COURT

LITTLE ROCK. Ark, June 22-The
Sawyer racing hill finally got into
the supreme court today when attor.
neys argued and submitted the case NJ
the Arkansas Fair association w See.
retary of state Hodges to compel the
secretary TO proclaim the bill law.
II ls thought likely a decision wifi he
handed down next month.
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Results lrstrrdaf
Pittsburgh T. Philadelphia .
only one game scheduled
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WILL OPEN NEW PIPE LINE
NEAR FIRST or JULY

TULSA, okla, June CIT ls I'm.
dcrstood here that the first run " oil
through the new pipe line Of the
Prairie OH and Gas company will he.
Gin about July | The run will be
made from this city To Baton Ruge.
la. The capacity of the line win be
about 5000 gallons daily A storage
tank holding some 5000 gallons win
be- erected here.
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COLCORD GARDEN

New pictures are offered at the Col.
cord Garden nightly Programs Hre
changed each day. Musical programs
are changed uftencr Whatever the
audience wants played that IL what
the orchestra will play II Is hut
little bother to ndmonsh the orchestra
leader of ones wishes And they are
cnrried ont Ia the best ability Of the
fayuritp scNtette.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-22
HAN Johnson WILL BUY
STOCK ~ TOLEDO TEAM

TOLEDO juno ~ Ran Johnson, pres
idcnt NJ the American league will hny
S2aON worth uf stock In an American As
soclntion hnu club for Toledo n locnl
business mrn viii raise tho remainder NJ
the amount necessary tO obtain the Cleyr
land team johnson made his offer here
last night
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PlTrSRl UGU juno 90 After thirteen
innings Monday single by Collins gave
Pittsburgh % Z tu victory over rhlladrl.
phn Score. N n O.
Philadelphia .. ma uuO IUl an ID g iu =
Pittsburgh .... Ola iOU UuU mn 10
BATTERIES Nnvrr Wl,r, Chalmers aud
kllllfer Cooper NammuuN Adams Ne
Quilun and Gibson. Murphy
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ment of the Universal film serial.
The Black Box In which that intrl
cute mystery Is solved, Keystone
comedy "Toplinsky and Co. :" and IL
Rroncho, THE Shadowgrupher's Mes.
Suge"
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% thirty day mert NJ the Panama Pacific
exposition beginning August 80 according
10 ID, q. Lively head ut th" exposition
livestock department Lively said today
that jockey club which Will look after
the meeting would hp organized this week
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WILL REVIVE RUNNING
KNCEs ~ CNLIFORNiN

SAN FRANCISCO. June 90 Running
races lrgisluird out NJ california scvrrnl
years age when betting was stopped
are 10 be- revived IN San Francisco with
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Indianapolis I. Columbus .
Louisville %, ClrtrIund
Kansas city l. Minneapolis .
Milwaukee o, 81 Paul Is
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Nets pmccd the game beyond any doubt
from the first Scots.
Paris ...... ............... MN nm Ou2
Muskogee ...... .......... UOI ~ uNN
Batteries Daniels, I1hllips and crit.
tendcn; Llkowskl, Hury nud Gcarhurdl
Plumbing. Ph. Wal $40 Taylor Rros
ADV.
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Philadelphia 1.lg. New York 7.
Washington 80. Boston so.
Only two games scheduled
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Mskogec, OK Iuuc g2 TN" Nets had
nm easy time with Parts yesterday and
won nv the score NJ q 10 Errors by the
visitors md the timely hitting ~ the
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chicago at Cleveland.
st Louis at Detroit
New York NJ Philadelphia.
Boston ut Washington
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A few hard cases are apt to make
u lawyer case hardened
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Zach Win q Dame

TULSA. ok, June e2 The Miners and
Producers divided double header here
Yesterday, Tulsn tnkinR the first game
by the score NJ X IN l. and McAlestcr the
last 4 10 u Newton new man secured
bv the Producers from Shreveport, made
his first appearance On the field aud got
four hits made two runs ana stole two
bases out Of four times nt bat The play
ers did good work In both games
First game:
McAlester ...... ......... mn OlO ono
Tulsa ...... ............... OOl OO2 int X
Batteries Morgan and kettcr aud Fowl
or: Schultz and Moore
McAlester ...... ........ an OiO nin or y
Tulsa ...... ............. 3Ol OOl Oln NM 4
Batteries 1hhnsuB Mickey md Fowler
Schultz. Clcmputs Adhdge and Moore
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tgHWNa NestffuhN
Omaha Nns Moines . ltcn innings
SIpuN DlN g. St Joseph 3
Lincoln o. Denver
TupprAr "a Wichita .
Games To-day
Denver nf Lincoln.
Wichita uf Topeka
81 Joseph uf Sioux Clty
Drs Moline. ut Omaha.
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He's n wise dentist who Is able to
draw his own conclusions.
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PHlLADELPHlN June 80 phindc
phia won both gUmc, of "a doubIehcndcr
from New York Monday. bad pitching by
the visitors being rAspuusihr for their
double dcrcut Score. Il If T.
First game;
New York no. 400 900 q q 2
Philadelphia ... NuO 40 OlO II : o
Batteries Krntug mud Nunumak r.
Bush. Brcsslcr aud lupp
Second game: n II T.
New York ......... O2O 3OO 1W . 3
philadelphia .... 25. OOO OAK " u
Huttcries Caldwell rirh nud Sweeney,
SrhWert Shnwkey Bush and Lupp
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Results vrstsrdsv

Oklahoma CITY a Denisou s.
Tulsa S.A McAlestcr 10.
Nuskugce A. Parts
Fort SmiIh q sherman OGamc called
end ninth iunlng
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NlFFAfN tovo 80 usAtarl ,,.aa nN--.
'" snnnNrie' NoNh'v Fqrc"s CITY win
FnVs"s Citv ~" NtN M " a
nrff-ln ~ mn no : - >
n"''c-'os ''r''no and Enstsrly: Bedicni.
Marshall and Blair. N
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Wrsuita srsterdaT
beaumont % Shreveport I
Houston q Dallas .
galveston Z Fort Worth o
san Antonio .. waco 2
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Waco 40 san Antonio.
Shreveport ut beaumont
Fort worth lt Galveston
Dallas az Houston.
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FORT SMITH ARK June - M runs
we're made In the nine inning contest he
tween Shermnn and Fort Smith. md the
game was called In the ninth inning So
the visitors could catch the train only
six hits were made hy both teams during
the gnWr
sherman - .. am NM ONO.t
Twins ...... ............ ON OOO MO q
Batteries Hnv and GO" nud Ritter
Hornsby Herring aud Folt
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Atlanta I. birmingham 4
Memphis g. Chattanooga s
Nashville % .. l1'tlr Rock "a
New Orlrnns y Mobile I
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sherman NJ oklahoma Cltv
Paris NJ Tulsa
NrAlester NJ MuskOgee
uenlsou a. Fort smith
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Oklahoma city

Summary Two b0se hit killuff. home
runs. Nicholson. Hrlmnn . Allen, snu
rtlcc hits King Brooks, stolen base.
Harper hit hy pitched bail by kruury
namcron, uowi"i. bv CoylnVton lM0rgn
by Herbert lNicholsonl double plays. XII
duff t0 Mnag to King Hornsby Ia irunEs
10 Ilelmnn lrft ON bases D~nson u OK
lnh0mn CITY T. hits on kpnnry lu "
innings q out In thGd or COylnEtuu Z
In 7. or Nave IN or Herbert In 2.
hascs on balls. m kennrI l. or Covingtrn
a0ff MOye 4, or Herbert 3. struck out
BY Coyngtun 1 by Nave g. hy Herbert %.
passed hnll Merritt Time " game one
hour nnd ffty minutes. Umplres, Nu.
mack ana Nelson
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Birmingham no Atlanta
Mobile v' Sew Orleans
Little Rock 900 Nashville
only three games scheduled
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BrOOklyn 1t Nnstnu
Philadelphia nc New York
Pittsburgh 90 Cincinnati
only three games scheduled
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Doublehcadcr split

WASllINGTON June 2g BoSton und
Washington divided douhlrhcuder Mon
dny, the visitors tubiug the first gnmr to
% nnd the locals winning the second q 10
3 Score: III T.
First game:
Hustuu ...... ...... mi OOO iiO.v H. .
Washington .... ..... lOO UUU u2O Il 3
Batteries Ruth and Thomas. Shaw.
Gnllm, Hopper and Henry. Ansmith
SECOND game. X II T.
Boston ..... OUO UO9 GOT I. 7 3
Washington uUJ 900 900 10
batteries shore collins, prnnock and
'udy Thomas. Horhng ana Alnsmlth
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Geme. Todn,

tlryrInul nc indianapolis.
Minneapolis nt Milwaukee.
50 Paul ut kHusu, tity
only three guurs scheduled
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C,ws v r'r.e

WV \nE Juno y" Novprr WON trom
'h'shu-"h ln rinsa rnme Monde w. s
.'NrN NJ IN 2 Vpnre, " v
ptishurgh ......... mn nNn M '
Nrsvarh unn mn No. ~
u,"er'"' n'"Esno "esrne aud Rerry
Fnlkenhcrg md narlden
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N'lflNOVE IuuN 80 Two home runs
hy nplilmor' rnvc tho locals 7 10 vic
torv over Chicago Monday
Score. mn y
'hinpvn mn nnt mn Z
n N.ilnuro nm on iIy- !
lHilptios rrrndrtrast and Fisher
luuler mud uwrns
nava~ne~t pi'aNrs Wv
NVOnT lNN 1uun nr ~ I,ui. rNsi.
w. won f-ou, nrootlvo nv sror. ~ ~
luulnv nnveDnort nitrhiu~ f'oo till
."l 'o"''vinp crrnrlcss rupoNr' s'u-r3
10 fnuis .. Sin M nni ~ y ~
nuuntlvn tnO ONp OiN % ~ =
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The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1915-02-20
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Mr. Stanton i. Belts and Miss
Fannie A. Peterkin W., re mar
ried Monday evening At four o.
clock. The ceremony was per-
formed by Reverend Mr.. II. p
Johnson ut Saint James EpiscO-
pal Cerrch, Tallulah, Louisiana.
Mr Belts is u native of Madison
Parish, and is u leading and
popular business man who will
'ecpivc congratulations of a host
IF friends upon his good fortune.
Miss Peterkin is a young lady oil
many accomplishments and de.
seryedly popular in the social Of
fairs of the parish. a large
number of relatives and friends
were present at the ceremouy to
wise them happy and prosper.
Gus future. The young couple
will be at home to their friends
at Huou Plantation, where they
W II reside.