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Runs-Pltts burE. Berghammer.. woodland 3.
Ronetchy, Oake.. Yerkes Z. Kelly. Berry;
Brooklyn. MAGE Kauf :. smith First base
on errors-Pt,sburg ? Left on hases-Plt,s.
hurr :, Brooklyn 10 Home run-Kauh Three
hase hi,-oake. Two base hii....Yerkes
Raur First base on balls-of Hearn /.
OF rpham I. on rinneran > Struck out
sssscriac@ hi,.Lw,csiaunSd'" MoSrcy' Hearn :
Halt sscriAce flies Kerry. smith Stolen
~Balks-Hearn Ht.-oH rphsm. : In four
innings; of Finneran. Z in fve innings I'm
rire In chief-Bren imam. Field umpire-shan'
non Tme-l hour and 81 minutes
AZ Newark.
8. nGS,' + IT,. 5sSSSi5S?-'?': 3
Bat,eries-Davenport and Hartley and
Chapman; Moseley, Brandon. whitehouse
and Rariden.
Al Buffalo.
Chicago Lr. L>...ooisoli:e-s IS ?
Buffalo r. 3D.. .oOoo00ooo-0 I :
Rattertes-Brown and Fisher. Knapp.
Ehmke, Marshall and Blair.
A. Baltimore.
Kan, CITY e LpsoLc,csLIl-ie :
Batteries Johnson. Main. Packard
Blackburn. Gingrass and Brown, Enzen-
roth. Bailey. ConIey. Quinn and Jackli,sch.
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CUBANs SHUT OUT YANKEES.
Ballesteros Allows Only Trio Of
Hits and FANS Half Dozen.

NEWTON, y. j.. Juno 1s.-The Long
Branch Cubans. representing Newton,
defeated the Yankees to-day in the rub
Der game OF a three game series by
a score Of 1 to o. The game was
featured by sensational playing by the
Calvo brothers and Romanach. Bal
lesteros completely bafied the Yankees
at all stages. He allowed only three
hits and famed six. The game makes
the third shutout the Cubans have adj
ministered to the big league clubs this
season, The winning run WAS scored in
the fifth, Hits by Viola, Hungo and
Calvo resulted in Inc only run scored,
The score:
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UPHAM TARGET IN
FIRST FOUR INNINGS
His Support Also Poor, Result
Being Easy Conquest for
Pittsfeds by Q to +.
FINNERAN IN TOO LATE


P%ittsburg. 0; Brooklyn, I.
ST. Louis. ~: Newark. 2.
Chicago. 3; Buffalo. o.
Baltimore. IL; Kansas City. 10.
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harrisburg Has Money for Team.

HARRIsRuRG. Pa, Tune lS.-The neces-
sary money 10 obtain the Newark Inter-
national League franchise was raised
here Tonight by local enthusiasts and
word was sent to President Barrow that
this city now IS ready to take over the
homeless Newark club. Thu 1'ri-State
League park, located on All island In the
Susuu-iinnna River. Is In first class CON
dition and the Newark team could play
there Tomorrow.
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Good start won driving. plcionc, hr. Z. by
Sain-Sp'ndrtft owned by Clifford 4. Cochran:
trained ny ". II MidgleV.
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WILLIAMS CRUSHES CHINESE.
Good Pitching Of Young. Coupled
with Fast Fielding, Decides Game.

WiLLiAMsrowS, Mass, June is.-Fast
fielding. coupled with the good pitching
OF Young. enabled williams 10 defeat
the Chinese University here this after
noon by a score OF 8 TO .. Only once,
in the third inning, were the visitors
able to break through Young's delivery
for an earned run, Williams's tallies
came in the third and eighth innings,
when punched hits. together with three
errors and a passed ball by the ORR
entails, resulted in the home teams hve
scores, Toolan. the Purple captain,
made three hits out OF four times up
ond a stolen base. The score:
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Dr. r +. Roller threw Ivan I.'rou
after I hour "a minutes 6 seconds "
wrestling In the'r finish o AT the Man.
haitian Opera House last night. He used
n side chancery 20 gain the far t.ore
Zurich was injured in ne abdomen dur.
ing his bout with Wladek ZbvszHo aT'
had 70 resign. He was taken 10 He''ovIs
Hospital for treatment, though his hurt
was rot serious.
Alexander Aherg dowred Wilhelm PAr-
ner in 30 mlnM'cs 40 scconAs
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GREAT SEcK Hr POINT JUDITH Hp
Reich May 10. corey Again.

CHICAGO. June ls-A Reich. New
York heavyweight. spent to-day here,
He is on his way East after his victory
over Norton. Prior TO leaving Kansas
city Reich practically closed n match
with Jim Flynn for July :. Frank Mul-
kern made Reich n ha'tering pfer 10
meet Jim Coffey NJ Milwaukee. Get
Coney and you have me said Reich.
Mnlkern says he will close the match.
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HYATT'S HIT DEFEATS BRAVES.
Bases Full in Twelfth when Hts
SinGl~ Finishes Reagan.

ST. LOWS. June 1s.-The Cardinals
won a tough twelve inning battle from
the Braves to-day when with the bases
full Hyatt raped out a single. The
score was 3 to 2. Ragan lost control
In the twelfth. passing Bescher. hitting
Miller n passing Dolan. Then came
hyatt's drive. Doak outpitched Ragan
all the way, giving the champions only
six singles. The score:
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TIGERS SPRING TRIPLE STEAL.
CObh TaIIics on UnusuaI Play In
First Inning-scnntors Benteu.

WASHINGTON, June lS-The wIldness
of southpaw RoehlinE and the poor re-
Ce'ving Of his catcher. Williams, gave
she Detroit Tigers the second game o.
the series this afternoon, ) to .. Cobb,
Neach and Burns worked a triple steal
successfully In the first inning. Cobb
sliding into the plate for n run The
Senator's drove Steen from the box In
tn" seventh. but Coveleskic, who re-
l'eved Stccn. was n puzzle. The score:
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GREAT NECK DEFEATS
POINT JUDITH EASILY
Beaten Team Outclassed From
Start to Finish-ScOre
Is Is "a to 8 1-2.

Great Neck defeated Point Judith az
polo in the second round for the Mead w
Brook Club u p at Meadow Brook, l..
l.. Yesterday afternoon by a score of
l6a TO 9iY goals. point JUDITH was
oTclassed from start to finish. though
THAI team had the honor Of scoring frst.
The game. played on field No. :. was
witnessed by an unusually large crowt
Great interest centred in Mclaughlin,
the Chicago player, who displayed such
rare form In the West last winter. Nc
i.aughlin did not work up to his proper
gam. until the second half. Af'er thp;
ne not only scored a number or times
himself. hut also displayed rare genius
1T team play. Tomorrow the MaEpies
and Meadow Brooks will meet. Tn"
lineup:
No IF McIsugh No. Up. 6 r Ran.
lin ........s, dolnh. ST. :
Nc. - watson No TT lie Boutil.
Webb ....... s her ........' 3
No 81 r. Stoddard : No 7-B. X Gatin- =
Back g MIlhurn, Rack-P : y Ran
Jr .,'..,|.' dolph. Jr.... I
Grea, N~eck-Earned goals. IL: lost by pen,
allies. 4. total. lsA. Point Judlth,Earned
goals. >; allowed by handicap. : lost by ren-
Timer and .cor.rTJ = Gccr. Time-Eisht
periods Of "a minutes each
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SMITH +.

For thrce-years-olds and upward which have
not won At this meeting. selling purse sir.
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WHITE SoX BASTINAD0 TWO.
Rush Forced Into Retirement and
Davis Treated Equally HarshIy,

FHitAn,LrHrA. Juno ls-The White
SoN won n hollow victory over tho
Athletics to-day by II 70 4. Joe Bush
was driven out - the box In the
NTH inning, and Wilbur Davis. his sue
cessor. proved just as easy. Felsch
made a home run with the bases full
In the fourth. sliding into the plate
In the eighth inning. Roth so badly
spiked McAvoy that the Athletic catcher
had to he carried or the field. Roth's
spikes cut deeply into MrAvoy's right
leg above the knee. The score:
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Totals ....E 2 70 II !
cone ont when winning run was scored.
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o 900 l %
louis. Q 1900 / 0 la
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Plttsburg drubbed George rphar
and made a show Of his supporting cast
In the first four innings OF yesterdays
game at Washington Park. and as a
result won again over the Tip Tons
The final score Was Q TO I.
All OF the visitors runs were scored
OF Upham. who besides pitching poorly
had sand lot support. The Tip Tops
were guilty OF no less than seven errors
Five OF these were punched in the
fourth inning. when Pittsburg got Ave
hits. the combination resulting In seven
runs.
Fnneran pitched good ball for the
Brooklynites in the last fve innings,
but he was sent IN too late.
Tha uoNrA.
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Tot ais, ~ 10 81 ls


sba'ted for Kelleher In the ninth inning.
tBattei for Deyo In the ninth inning.
parvard .'..",."",o o : n-s
Runs-Harvard. Frye 4. Nash ., Cannot, .
whitney: Princeton, briggs. Douglas. Law.
rirst base on e~rrors-Harvard z. Princeton 1
Left on h~ases-Harvard 10. Princeton 6. First
h.sr ON balls-On Chaplin :, off Deyo /. OF
whitney g. ON Mahan {: Struck nut BY
CHAPLIN b. by Deyo |, by Whitney :. by
Mhhan !. Three base hits-Driggs DougIa. z
Two base hlts-Chanlin, Ganneit ?. sacriice
hits-Abbot,. Nash Stolen b~ases-Frye, Hard.
wick. Double plays-Reed. Abbott and Nash.
Greene and Douglas. Hit by pitched ball
BY Chaplin tGannett). Hts-On Chaplin, s
IN hve and two'thirds innings; off Deyo,
in hve and one third innings: off Mahan.
J in three and twothirds innings Earned
Umpire In chlef-staford Field umpire
Wilson, Time hours and a. minutes.
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FTNST NAIE.
x,itln, ~

Time, - as.
Good start. won driving: ChcStcrton. oh e
by The Scribe pcnitcncc II, owned nv yamra
MacManus: trained 10y + cunningham.
EOS RACE
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FOSTER EXCELS HAMILTON.
superiority In PInches Enable,
Red sox to Down provps.

Boston. June ls-Foster was better
than Hamilton in the pinches to-day and
The Red SoX won. 3 to |. A couple OF
great catches by Speaker and one BY
Hoblltzell leaning into a grand stand
box were the features. Austin was
exiled by o1oughlin for too vehement
n protest on Hobby's catch. The score
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POSSIBLE WINNERS AT
JAMAICA TRACK TO-DAY.

First Race-High Horse. High
Chair. Blue Rock.
second Race-Camellia, q. N. NIL.
Ter. Orlin kripp.
Third Race-Hsnoyia, Top o. tn
Morning. Fenmouse.
Fourth Race-The Finn. Short
GrNss, Sam McMcekin.
Fifth Race - Ahara, woodfair.
Northlight.
sixth Race-Queen Of Paradise,
Besslicn, Golden Gate.
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Runs Washington. Mocllcr, Shanks. Milan,
Detroit, Bush, Knvanagh. Cobb ., Moriar'y
FIRST hnSe on errors WASHINGTON .. I.eu
on bases WASHINGTON y. Detroi, " First
base on balls-On BoehlinG 4, ON Hopper .,
of Steen !, off Coveleskie 2 Hts o
BOchllng, 10 in seven innings. OF Gala.
none IN ono inning; on Stern, 8 in six and
Onethird innings; on CovclesIie, ! IN two
Rochltng : by Hopper /. by Covcleskie y
Two base h~its-Gardil. Moellcr, stolen bases
Bush, Cobb 3. Crawfori 3, Burns. Double
plays Mcbride. Morgan and Gandil: Bush.
KavanaGh and Burns Tmpires -Dinecn and
Nallin Time hour
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BOSTON

Grated for Hamilton In the ninth inning
tbs''~d for Henriksen in the Ann inning
81 lnu'' ..''''..." . ooocoo 81
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Por four-year-olds and upward; selling nv
subscription OF SIS. With 500 added one mile
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Totals ~ ~ II
tBatt~d for Bush in IN" hfih inning

Grated for McAvov in tho eighth inning
tBatt~d for Rush in tn" hf,h inning
Chicago .... 80 , ~,
Philadelphia ........,, . . . . AZ
Runs PHILADELPHIA, Lapp. oldrtng. Kopf
w DAVIS, Chicago. Fclsch :, Weaver. y Col
Inns. Fouruier, Roth. Schalk :. Wl,ck hurne
Faher . H'ts-Or Bush. : IN Ave innings
OF Davis: 3 IN four INNINGS Two base hits
OldrIng. Ropf, W Davis. Three base hits
Weaver. Malone. Fournier Sacrifice hits-F
Collins. J Collins. Stolen hases-E. Collin.
2. Fournier. Roth. schalk. Lft on bases
Bush :, by Faher ! Double plays Eel .ch
ana Fourier: Collins. Weaver and Fournier:
Collins and Fournicr First base on error
Philadelphia First base on hall.-Ow Bush
. on Faher ., off Davis & Hit nv pitched
hall-By Davis FOurnierl. hy Faher Strunkl
Impires Wallace and Connolly. Time - .
hours and : minutes
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For two-year-olds which have not won A.
this meeting by subscription Of as. with siVo
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Runs Chine ysp. Let; lan:s~Sta alter.
Tonlan Clark Nirhler. parsnpa first base
O. errors Williams 3; Chinese. . inh on
Williams \ Chlnese. 3. Two base hts
yeiner. Zap stolen bases Tooian. .: Clark,
Slchier Sacrifice hit iai Sacrifice AZ
Zee struck put BY Young, q: by Kau, :
Shrs ea.e on balls on Young .: ON Kau. /,
sfM y pitcher BY. Young ,Yapl, Passed ball
MARK Double play Chin and Lee. Umuire
e&hms' Time - hour and a. minutes.
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The Long Island Rowing Association
has fixed August 2S as the date and
Flushing Bay as the place for holding
Its annual regatta. The committee to
arrange for the regatta consists OF r
Eppler. Ariel Boat Club Arthur Moller,
Wahnetah Boat Club &. Soaring. Sen
w~anhaka Boat Club; George Kelly.
Flushing Boat Club G. Zoerbrick,
brooklyn Rowing Club. and T., Scully,
Ravenswood Boat Club, Only Long
Island clubs will he eligible thrs year.
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Koti Yamada defeated George Spear
$50 TO ~, IN their II i halk line GawAs,
Days last night He averaged - ln-ls
with runs ~ so and 30. Spear -ar "a
and AVERAGED 4 1915.
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Shoemaker beats Edwards.


NJ Shoemaker outpolnted Paul Ed.
last night NJ the IOngacre 4. e.
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Good starr, won iidden out. Lazul,. oh. m by
knight of the Thlstle|TheL Lady in Blue: owned
by J. r. Adams, trained by 7, Riddick.
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Newark IN Richmond.
Jersey City In Providence t'wo game.,.
Buffalo In Toronto Two gamcsj.
Rochester IN Montreal.
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bails-on Ballesteros 4. OF Cottrell /. struck
out-By Ballesteros &, by Cottrell | Double
play-Romanach and Viola. Hit by pitched
bali-By Cottrell Torres. Left on bases
Newton I, Yankees 8. Umpire o. Latham.
Time-l hour and 80 minutes.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-19

X, q. Smith drew with Eddie clifford
at the New Polo a. c. last night
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INTERNATIONAL A G


Newark, 4. Richmond. 2.
Providence. 3. Jersey city, 4.
Toronto, I: RuNalo. ..
Montreal, I Rochaster.
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Run.-st. Louis. Austin. BOSTON. Lewis.
Gardner. Foster. Two base hits--Lewis Eos.
ter Three base hit-E Walker stolen base
6 walker. Sacrifice hit.-Lavan. Cady.
Foster. Double plays-Hamilton. Lavan and
lrary; Pratt AMI Lcary; Austin. Pratt and
L~ary: Asnew and Pratt LIFT on bases-st
Louis 70, Boston s Frs, base on error
~. Louis. First base on halls-OM Hamilt on
q. on Foster 2 HI nv pitched ball-By
Hamilton tJanvrin. Cadyi Struck out-By
Hamilton ]. by Foster s. Wild pitches
Hamilton, Foster. Observation-Disclosures and
o Loushlin. Tme-l hour and % minutes.
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Runs-st.- Louis-Bescher, 2: Dolan: Boston
Gilbert. Connolly. Two base
Snyder, Doak. Sacrifice hits-FitzpatrlcK,
Wilson. Stolen bases-Miller, Gilbert, Bescher.
by Raglan (Dolan. Miller, First base on
balls-Of Ragan, 6: of Doak. I struck out.
By Ragan: 6; by Doak. s umplres-klem and
Emelie. Time hours and 81 minutes
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Southern League.

Memphis. :. Chattanooga, 3.
Mobile. = Atlanta, =
birmingham. p. Now Orleans, T.
so other game played
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Rochester II L.. .0Oo01ooOo-i 4 q
Montreal II. LD...l 100 lolOlx- 3 I
Batteries-Hon and Williams. Fullerton
and Madden,
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Good start. Won easily: Ahara. br. c.. by
Voorhees, -HAndsomc FlOrry. owned and
trained by James Fitzsimmons.
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J-rs.v City Il L. oo22oOoOo-t & !
Providence II. L. o o0000x- S . ;
Ba~tteries-Nerbout, BENTLEY and Rev.
nolds; Comstock. O'Rrien and Haley.
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S~hcepshcal Ray \rlOIromr. rcl G. / .lnt
To night, S;t5-N althour, Madonna. Seres
%,ioullet, Clark. Kaiser. 100 others. Admits.
sion 2bc' TAX Ocean Az. car or Brighton l..
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GRAIN


CHICAGO. May 26-Wheat suffered a
sharp setback in value today, largely because
Of reports that the American steamer Ne.
braskau had been 'orpedoed and because Of
the absence Of export sales Of any conse.
queuCe At one time May wheat showed q
break OF GMc The market closed fairly
stead az y to nc under last night Corn
finished y " y lower oats off y q q TO
lc, and provisions varied from 2lzc decline
to rise Of no.
No radical fan In the price OF whea. took
place until after announcement was made
that the Nebrasknn had been disabled and
was lmping back to Great Britain. Then in
twinkling the moderate pressure which
had resulted from bearish trade conditions
az Liverpool became much enlarged and
prices thereafter had 10 important rally
Except right at the outset OF trading crop
news was for the most ignored, although the
Kansas harvest was declared TO have been
delayed ten days and that estimates were
current OF losses Of 100000 600 bushels TO
50, 600 600 this month to the total yield Of
weakness OF May wheat took specially
acute form when the fact developed that
shipments for delivery on May contracts
here were being rushed TO Chicago from
Omaha, Kansas City ST. Louis and other
points II was said by Saturday there
would be $500, 600 bushels Of cash contract
wheat ia Chicago public elevators, whereas
until recently the prospect was that owing
10 European demand the available supply
here would be so short that an endof.the.
month squeeze appeared certain.
Depression In wheat spread to corn and
oats. Nebraska and Iowa complaints that
owing to adverse weather good deal OF
corn would have to be repanted were only
temporarily affectuBl toward uphOlding
prices The bulk Of reports about the oats
crop remained Of favorable character.
Higher quotations for hogs induced con
vance that followed however offerings wer,
In excess Of the demand.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-05-27
COTTON


NEW YORK May 26-Ra'her sharp
early break in the cotton market was partly
recovered today with the close steady at a
net decline Of TO 8 points
The opening was 20 points lower in
response 10 easier Liverpool cables aOd senti-
the steamer Nebraskan had been either tor
pedoed or had struck a mine in tho Irish
sea and forced to put back into port This
seemed 20 create apprehensions Of further
political complications and probably served
to restrict demand, while prices eased off
under Liverpool, New Orleans, western and
scattered local selling After the close Of
Liverpool the pressure was less active and
the market steaded around 96Oc for OctO.
ber or about A. points under the high level
reached on the recent advance, but buying
quiet during the late session. Last prices
showed rallies Of f or points from the
lowest The weekly report Of the weather
bureau read about as expected claiming that
early planted cotton had been well culti-
waited and was up to good stand in all por-
tions Of the belt except Oklahoma aDd parts
Of Arkansas but some such statement had
been anticipated and was without any par.
ticular effect. Private cables attributed the
decline In Liverpool 10 local pressure and
some further hedge selling against diverted
received to the effect that labor troubles
were developing in Lancashire which might
result in lockout. This probably tended
10 check buying on the afternoon rally,
which seemed chiefly due to realizing by re.
cent sellers. Preliminary private reports
from Alabama Mississippi and Louisiana
read fayorably.
Exports for the day were 24,744 bales,
making 7,729,e25 SO far this season. Port
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-05-27
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE or sHBRIFF's SALE.

By virtue OF an execution to me delivered
and directed and issued cut Of the County
Court Of Tulsa County, Oklahoma, in an
actiou in said court wherein The World
Publishing Company, corporation, was
plaintiff and Jas. Bisson ct 81. were de.
PENDANTS, being case No. 1923 civil in said
court / will on the first day OF June, 1915,
between the hours Of ten o. clock a. m and
four o'clock p. NJ. Of said date, to-wit AZ
the hour Of two O'Clock p. N. at the wes
front door Of the County Courthouse, IN
Tulsa County. Oklahoma, offer at public sale.
and sell TO the highest bidder for cash ia
hand, all Of the right, title and interest of
the defendants in and to the following de-
scribed property in Tulsa County, Okla.
homa to-wit
One electric player plano, appraised at
$500.
Said property will be sold pursuant to
the above mentioned execution Tor the sat.
istsction OF the judgment In favor OF the
plaintiff World Publishing Company, cor.
pOration.
JAS. WOOLLEY,
Sheriff Of Tulsa County.
By W. J. MILLER,
Deputy.
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NOTICE no nONTRACTORs

Notice Is hereby gwen That the Board OF
Education OF the Town Of Ramona, Wash
ingtOn County. Oklahoma will at Ramona,
Oklahoma, receive sealed bids for the CON
struction and completion u twO.story
brick Manual Training and Gymnasium
building until noon the twentythird Of
June, A. ID. 1915.
Plans and specifications can be seen on
file at the office Of o. Neville, clerk Of
the board and at the office Of Walton Ever
man at Bartlesyille Oklahoma.
certified check for $4,000 will be re
Quired to accompany each bid as a guar
antee that the accepted contractor will enter
into contract within five days and will
be required to furnish a good and accept
able bond, Of an amount equal to the con
tract price.
The board reserves the right to reject any
and all bids
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CHICAGO, May q. -HOGs-Re,eipts 26..
@7sO. mixed S740@775, heavy S7I5@
ITO. rough S7l5@735 pigs S6OOG725.
CATTLE Receipts $4,000, strong. native
beef steers S7lO@g3j, western steers So rs
@s.2o. cows and heifers S3.35@S,S5, calves
$7OUmg75.
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ITVERPOWI- May 2N-"0p0t o0tIon
easier: good middlng 55sd middIng 524d,
low middling 4.76d. Sales 5000 spccula.
tion and export 900 Receipts l47 900.
Futures easy. MayJuna 5.O5d, June-July
5.OJlad. July-August 5l5d, August Septem.
her 5.2id. October November 5.3sd, January
February 5.62 hd, March.Aprii bj9lqd,
May.Juuc 0 &C I'd
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-05-27
LIVE STOCK


KANSAS CITY, May 26-HOGS-Re.
ceipts 10000; higher bulk $7jO@76O,
heavy $7.5O@ 100. packers and butchers
@725
CATTLE Receipts 1900: higher: prime
fed steers SssO@035, dressed beef steers
$slOMs75, southern steers $1,000 $50,
ers So 75Hs6O
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-05-27
New Orleang Cotton Fntnres.


NEW ORLEANS. May 2G-Spot cotton
quiet. unchanged Sales on the spot 1850;
arrive none Good ordinary Gggc strict
good ordinary 755c, low middhup S1sc,
strict low miidlug s o3c. middling 5000.
strict middIing o2jc good middling 9.57c,
strict good mJddliug 9o4c Receipts 2,O75i
stock gJG 4Os
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