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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1915-08-18
fStJpREME COURT REVERSES THE
DECISION OF THE CIRCUIT
JUDGE
Case of Mrs. Smith
Against Clinkscales
Case Heard by His Honor Frank b.
Gary, Circuit Judge of this Cir
cuit-Land Worth $40 Per Acre.

The Supreme Court has reversed
the Judgment of the lower court II
the case of Mrs. Florence S. Smith
against James F. Clinkscales, lr
which case the twelve hundred acre:
of land formerly in the possession Of
John T. Clinkscales under a deec
from his father was the subject Of
litigation. About the year 1876
Albert J. Clinkscales decided a trac1
of twenty-four hundred acres to hi:
two sons, James F. and John T..
with this limitation, if either the
said James F. Clinkscales or John L
Clinkscales should die leaving no is
sue living at the time of his death
the brothers and sisters of the sale
James F. Clinkscales and John L
Clinkscales, who may die without
issue aforesaid, snail take have anc
hold such lands etc." The haben
dunn of said deed read, "To have ant
to hold all and singular the sale
premises to the said James F. Clink
scales and John T. Clinkscales res
pectively, and their heirs and assign:
respectively, subject to the limitation
over ETC."
The case was heard by His Honor
Frank B. Gary, the circuit judge Of
this circuit, who held that under thu
terms of the habendum above quoted
James and, John took a fee simple
absolute in the lands, and that the
attempted limitations over was no
paid in a deed, though such limita
tions would have been valid and en-
forceable in a will.
The plaintiff Mrs. Smith, and thu
defendant, Mrs. Ellen S. Thomson
appealed from this judgment con
tending that the estate of John wa:
a fee defeasable, and that upon the
death of John the estate was divisi
bic according to the terms of the pa
per, that is to say, that James wa!
entitled to one-third of Johns share
and the other two shares belong tt
them. The decision of the Supreme
Court sustainS this contention witt
the result that each of these ladie!
RECEIVERS one third of the twelve hun
dred acres. The land is worth abou
twenty dollars per acre, so that tht
result means something to the. liti
gantS.
Mrs. Smith was represented in thu
litigation by Mccullough, Martin &
Blythe, of Greenville, and Mrs
Thompson by VIM. P. Greene. Mess
'Cothfan, Dean & Cothran, of Green
vile, M. P. DeBruhl and J. Fraser
Lyon, of Columbia, and ]. Franl
Clinkscales, of Abbeville, were attor
neys for James F.. Clinkscales.
The main opinion in the case wa:
written by Associate Justice Hydricl
and concurred in by Justices Gage
and Watts. Chief Justice Eugene
B. Gary filed a dissenting opinion
sustaining the circuit judge. Justice
Fraser filed separate opinion con
curing in the decree of the circuit
judge on one point, but sustaining
the contention of the appellants or
another point in the case.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1915-08-18
NO LONGER NECESSARY.

London, Aug. 13.-Announcement
that Germany now is able to dispense
with cotton in the manufacture of
military supplies is made by The
Frankfurter Zeitung, as quoted by
Reuters correspondent at Amster-
dam. This newspaper asserts that the
designation of cotton as contraband
of war would not solve Anglo-Amer-
lean difficulties. g..
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1915-08-18
SWISS BUY OUR SUGAR.

New York, Aug. lit was en-
nounced here today that for the first
time in the history of the sugar trade
Switzerland has purchased sugar
from the United States. Its initial
order is 1000 tons of granulated.
Hitherto Switzerland has secured su-
gar from Germany and Austria.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1915-08-18
FIRST SOUTH CAROLINA BALE.

Charleston, S. c., August H.
South Cardinals first bale of new
cotton arrived here today from Barn
we'll, where it was bought by repre-
sentative of a local cotton firm for
Is cents a pound. The bale weighs
$40 pounds, and is classed as good
middling. 1t was grown by John
Owens.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1915-08-18

Continued from page five.)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-16
No1U Take 1t From Me-
By Bal"

.,,t..,... .... .
'u'Ny ana the .nIurhl. New song,
"oIus py Ied lIrintr' music ttlht
ana "aVerngl by the senators
r...,..
.,,,,,I 'u MhV can '''''le Wy u',, ~,
Terry lhe ume "heh rag an Alo"'"
- mus one homer ana wv" w"
o'eS' ana won 81.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-16
GOLF FAMILIES MEET
Many brothers Are Entered In West
crn Open Golf Championship Meet
Which Opens at Chicago To-day

CHICAGO. Aug l6-Play prel.mln-
AIRY TO the western open golf cham
pionship tournament, which will open
Wednesday. was started today at the
Glen oak country club course.
Practically every well known pro
fessional golfer In the United States
Will play In the special events today
and tomorrow 10 become familiar with
tho course for the championship com
pet ton
Six brothers. members NJ the Nelson
family Of indianapolis. will strive 10
win the western championship All
are professionals at various clubs
throughout the west The seNtet Is
composed OF Lee Wallie, Chick. Chess.
Erwin and Dick
The Jolly family win be represented
hv three brothers-Jack, Aleck and
Robert
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-16

When you yawn good deal IN the
daytime, feel dull. achey and want TO
stretch frequently II Ia unmlstAkabe
symptom OF malaria, and unless you
du something at onre you are booked
for spell " chills IlERBINE IL a
chill medicine that will prevent or
cure the disease II drives out the
Impurities on which the malarlal germ
lhriycs. strengthens the liver and
ccnnses the bowels Price 6Oc Sold
hy Westfall Drug Co
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-16
FIGHT PROMOTER
IN BADAT TULSA
so-Calltd Heavyweight Fight BE.
tween Morris and Dcyrrc Slck,ns
Lovers Of Good Sport In on CITY

Al least one Of the Tulsa newspa-
pes, seems to have come to itself and
discovered that Clancy. boxing pro.
n"ler has done nothing but harm tu
the uil NiW through the various
called fights which have been
staged there under his direction
IhE following, under the head NO
more publ city from the Democrat.
expresses the opinion which the
sport editor OF the Times twho for
merly lived In Tulsa, has had ever
since he became acquainted with
said Fted CLANCY and his methods OF
conducting fights wrestling matches.
etc
Fred W Clancy manager " tho
Business Mems Athletic club ls ar.
rang ng another "hea,ywtight nght"
for the near future but as FAR AZ the
Democrat is concerned. II Will no
be given publicity. The character OF
fights which have been staged by
CLANCY do not deserve the suppo
fans who Ike To witness an exhibit
ton Of the art Of self.defense
The Morris-Dryrre fight In Asso-
citation park ON the Rht OF Fridn,
July &c. was one uf the most disgust
INs 'AIlplunns ever permitted inside
the squared circle Through the work
OF clever publicity agent who %
not believe In humperng himself
tn facts. the largest crowd ever in
attendance a. boxing exhibition In
Oklahoma was present at the Morris
Deyerc fight Mo.ws outwclghed his
opponent at least scyenty-nye pounds
while Officials OF the athletic club
had the cheek io announce that the
difference was only about fifteen
pounds
Staggering and blinded with blood
the smaller fighter stumbled about
the ring striving to touch Morris with
his wild thrust MANY OF the specta-
tors were go disgustrd with the rv-
hibltion that the. lett after the sec
und round other boxing bouts
staged by Clancy ana his athletic club
have not been Of much higher ma
turp
There s. room lor the right kind
of an athletic club In Tulsa Clean.
fast boxing exhibitions could be
staked al profit and also encour.
age the manly art But CLANCY and
his cohorts have never given any
indication that they are capable ot
giving Tulsa this class ~ entertain
Tnpuf "
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-16
Ouuielder Who Jumped From Reds
to Feds and Was EniUinrd VIII
learn Fnte Today

sr LOUIS. Aug l6-The fate OF
Armundu Marsans tho Cuban out
fielder claimed bv the ST. Louis Fed
erals and the Cincinnati Nationals
was TO be- decided hy the federal dis
lrict court here today by "A decision
ON MarsAns' petition Tor the vacation
OF amending " the injunction which
forhids him to play with any ball club
other than Cincinnati
For about a year Marsans has re-
ceived monthly loans OF &666 from the
local Federsls iu lieu OF the st Louis
club since Clnonnatrs request for an
Injunction was granted Al the hear
iug or his case I'm the Federal league
last week MHrsans said under no cir
cumstances would he return 20 the
Cincinnati club
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-16
, + + + + = + + + + = = = !
Standing OF Teams


CHICAGO. Aug l6.--Detroit made
II two straight from Chicago when
they defeated the locals Sunday Fa
Der had an or day lie was wild and
unsteady and the viaitors had diff
nCuty bunchnK their hits behind
the erratic fielding OF Chicago. Benz
replaced Faber and held the visitors
safe Dauss pitched great game and
Cobb's tumble " long drive by
u. Collins prevented Dauss from
shutting out his opponents as that
error. which followed single. and
then was followed by double gave
the locals the two runH Score
Detroit ...... 200 O9n O00-b 2
Chicago ..... 600 O02 O0O-2 3
Batteries Dnuss and Stsnage Fa-
beT. Benz and SChHlk
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-16

Charles Cumskey. owner of the
white SoN. Is hot on the trail of Joe
jackson the Cleveland slugger, and In
spite " dcnials, the rumor persists
that jackson N soon to join the White
SoN. The slugger will cost the Old
Roman I'm the nelghborhood of SEQ.
900 but Comiskey has always been
ready to pay fancy prices Tor good
players
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-16
Tulsa Makes Good

TULSA OK. Aug. l6.-lu gume
featured by three double PLAYS bl
the locals, Clements let the Deuison
team league leaders down with four
hits Sunday and the producer
the opener To- o only six " the
visitors got on bases three OF them r.
far as second. The fielding OF Brady
aud Morris and the base running
Burke featured the contest Clements
besides being master Of the situation
drove pretty single TO right and
scored Morris with the first run OF
the game. II was the fastest game
PLAYED here this season.
Score II n =
DeulsOn ...... GOO 600 600 g
Tulsa ....... UiO 900 lOx-5 g 3
Bntterlcs-k kinney Speer. PEBBLES
and Query, Clements and Moore
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-16
:: JUST DOPE :: ::

John McGraw is d.af II vop don,
believe II. here mr.. John,s own Words
10 bear ont This stnt.m.otr
The uopular heller mar hol rI,,.
prs use profanity - n lnrge. Ieyr.a Ia
wrong Little n ever saiJ an =, h,li
field. even In the stress uf a hard
game TINT would NOT IA. u Tor ,
minister to hear"
Charley Herzog picks the Rrayes
10 win the National league pennaut
II BIZ James rounds to form NM
thinks the world champions hnye u
good chance 10 repent even without
that particular pitcher he ss,.
Stullings has worked his protpVes
into their stride at last and II is a
fact that the Boston club ls looking
more Ike u " uner than Il did IA few
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-16
POWER BOATs CLASH
Many speedy Water Craft Race for
Gold Gun

NEW YORK. Aug. i5.-sx high
speed motorboats. II Ia expected. Will
participate this afternoon In the sec
ond race Of the gold challenge cup of
the American Power Boat club.
The Ankle Deep II owned hy Count
Casimir Mankowskl. which did not
take part In the first race last Sat
urday was prepared 20 start today
The standing OF the starters by
points thus far is The Miss Detroit Z:
tho BABY Speed Demon n. a; the
Baby Reliance V. 8; the Presto. 4:
Teach. Jr.. 3
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-16
Mets Tnke sherman

MuSKOGEE. OK. Aug 10 - The
Nets punched heavy blows in the
fourth and NTH Innings sunday and
assisted by sherman errors, took the
opening game by the score Of Z tO 4
Lefty Huey pitched great ball but
received poor support. giving the vie
itors their four runs not one OF
which was earned Score. r n +
Sherman .. 600 22O 600 6 2
Muskogee ... 100 $3.50 COX 10 I
Batteries Younkman, Falrcloth
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-16

MALHSTER. Aug 1.-TWO err
rors and Il walk coupled with a pair
Of hits gave the B'oomers lead of
three In the first frame Sunday. but
the Miners, persistent In their winning
streak landed upon the offerings OF
Lefty Daniels for four blows In a
row and these aided by u walk an.
two sacrifice hits netted four runs
In the same frame. Hts by lIeatley.
McGee and Thompson added two
more on Page In the next round, then
whom the Visitors crowded up Dr.
NTH and seventh. Besse was sent ir
Tor Hestley and sewei mp the game
by polling his thirtieth homerun this
season Score. h II J.
Parts ........ 500 OiO 1905 Z 4
McAIester ,. 40 900 OK 9 ~ :
Batteries Daniels Page and
Felt. Mickey and Fowler
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-16

bases On balls, of Herbert Brady
2; struck out, by Herpert :. D., Brady
z, hits, OF Herbert In y innings.
double plays. Schultz To- Weber, .ett
on bases Fl. Smith I, Oklahoma Ciy
Thine. one hour and thirty min
utes Umpire. Pontlus
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-16
TENNIS GUNS MATCHED
Champions TO Contest for Challenge
Gun at Newport Today

Gun ut Newport Today
NEWPORT. r. t. Aug iG Many
OF the leading tennis nlave-s of the
country were entered In an invitation
tournament beginning here today The
PRINCIPAL trophy offered IA three
year challenge cup
Among the entrants we're " Nor
~'s Williams ~, national champion.
Maurice e Mclaughlin former cham
MON. z q. Griffin. W ". Johnston.
y. W Niles, w f. Johnston and W
VI Wnshhurn
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-16

.sa Ayw.rthv anJ 'S'i.S p.s. "'H "' I"o' am o'r
2.OE trntters go, ,, '0''
The showipy thst tho uro,.s ,,o,..
made In the iast wsek confirms n.
gpat y.ttep H,,S nnS,.TS WJ'e Ius. ] 'uJhg, ,Ss,
year wbsr the, ,taa,.a ,,, H. "a
tinpsI ta,v,,. a',. ~, -
Johnso, =. Ttr.',it
There b., ON, thing thst A.. have Il,
fair rin. T"c,d' ,, oG," ,fe"aen sS,en ,,iI ,,,ni
probably como r.r.. for ,hs Ntmsu ,a,.
series ANA u,Y All see snnrs rsaI
umplrluy
AT tfs' NIN. p0rrlus courd me- n raaI
umpire lr be wanted TO A ltte Inns.
would r,pr, vopder,rr rrsngs 10.
lrr ONaro7, CIV rms
ElUs B udy had AL effective spit
tor working part Of the time sunday
The rest Of ,he time hc had the pin
managed 10 get avn, with fast ones
Notice purpus du't moy, the Pro-
ducers to Okmulgee for the iest Of the
season. ana Wen also bet thst he did
ne sell $1,000 worth OF tickets before
While all this hollsr Is being made
about the National league race, and
while We are all on tenterhoOks over
our own little contest no one secms
60 be paving much attention 10 the
In the Federal two teams are tied
for first place, while the + nh team
IN just two and hair games behind
the Leaders win II race Ike that II
would seem that Gilmore would not
be forced 10 lnHuRuraOte vaudeville
Maurice Mclaughlin. Kari Behr and
II Norris Williams meet at Newport
today In u series Tor a gold challenge
cup That ought 20 bring forth such
tennis as has never been witnessed
boy man before
some tluk lu Wichita sends ma "A
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-16

Paris at McAlrstcr
Breaks OF the game and costly
boots lost the opening game OF the
Ft smith series for Oklahoma city
SUNDAY Herbert, after warding the
twins or without sign OF nit
Tor four Innings, made an error I'm the
mn after two were down, on Cor
gan.s easy roller. which eventually
allowed two runs Again In the eighth
errors by Cameron and EuulCk al
lowed another man TO i've and score.
which with Adams home run In the
sixth made the count A.l for the
Twins
The SenptuTs started Oft like the
warriors Of old lu the first inning
Allen slammed the pill over the fence
for the first score and after Moag
and Cameron were retired. Hall sim
Rled but could not reach home on
Kings double Kudurr popped out tu
Robinson and the Senators never
again were close 70 scoring
King Brady Tulsa cast-ofr, had a
very effective fast ball zipping
down the line The day was gray and
dark and the balls became muddy
soon consequently the Senators just
could not seo them Brady also had
a nice breaking splitter worker part
OF the time LikOwski. the Senators
speed merchant. pitched the ninth for
the Senators and hurled them through
so fast that the Twins blinked and
sat down. Had the Indian been allow
ed TO work the entire game, things
might have been different
IT. Smith still has her two best
twrlers, Gorham and Hornsby. left
for the next two games one OF these
pitchers will probably face FRgan OF
Likowsh In Mondays game. and II
past performances count for anything
VIII be made 20 suffer for the sfx
measly little bingles tho Senators col
leCted In SUNDAYS game
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-16
FINALS AT X. c.
Stcllwagcn. Only Outsider With
Chnnce nj VI. v Titl,, Meets Lock
horn In Singles Monday AfternOon

KANSAE CITY, Aug l6 --Selforde
StrllwNgcn OF Minneapolis. the only
visiting PLAYER to work his way into
final match OF the Missouri Valley
tennis tournament I'm progress here
the last week. prepared today to bat
tie with clifford Lockhorn. X G. A. G.
entrant for the singles chsmp onship.
The match viii be called OF $3.50
o'clock this afternoon Both men
play much the same kind of steady
tennis and that fact az we'll az the
ability displayed b' each. has at
tracted much attention to the match.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-16
Mnrtnn Wins Good Gnme

CLENELAND-Aug l6 -- Morton
wSA the victor over Sisler Sunday In
"A pitchers battle. Cleveland, defeat
ing 81 Louis Neither pitcher gave a
base on balls and there was no error
of any knd The only run N the
game was scored In the seventh out
and WamhsRuuss sacrifice fly 10 con-
tor Score n n ?
Clet teland . 600 600 i0N-l 3 o
81 Louis .... 900 600 600 D
BntieNes Morton and EEnn
slsler and Agnew
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-16

Standing OF Teams
PIrntee ARnln Tnmhlr

CINCINNATI, Aug. lG.-Cinelnnau
won both games OF dOubeheader
from Pittsburgh Sunday with the
same score I'm each game. C-2 In the
tlrst game the locals took the lead
and held It to the end The second
game was an up-hill hght Pitts
burgh scoring one run In the first and
another In the third while Cincinnati
had but one hit or Harmon uI
to the seventh inning
First game X N F.
Pittsburgh ... 100 900 Ol0-2 Q
Cincinnati .. gO2 UUg Uux d II 3
Batter!es-Coop.r Councilman. No
Qulllan and Gibson, Murphy Dale
and Clarke
Second game. X " h
Pittsburgh ... l0l 90 600 s o
Cincinnati 90. 600 900 2lO-6 ]
Batteries-H Harmon and Murphy.
Mckinney and Wingo
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-16

Unpaid telephone bills for the month
OF Aug are past due II not paid by
o p m. Of the 18th service will be- dis
continued. Pioneer Tel \ Tel Co.
Adv
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-16
NeMnrk Tnkes Two

NEWARK. Aug i6.-The NewarkI
Fedsrals worked into a first place tie
In the Federal league race when they
defeated St Louis In both games of
doublsheader Sunday afternoon
Timely hitting In both games gave
Newark its victory
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-16

Arm bands. passionate hat bands
meVaphones and "rah rohs" are be-
ing dug out OF the mothballs and
furhished up Soon Heine Mag Will
he forgotten and Bennle owens will
he the popular choice for governor.
That is n the little old general can
give the Sooners winning aggrega-
tion " pig skin chasers
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-16
Much Dong AT st. Lous

ST. LOUIS, Aug IA double.
header, which was enlivened
by storm Of pop bottles and oucum-
bers directed against Umpire Byron
and by Roger BresnahRn's spectac-
ular attempt to get fan IN the
grandstand who had called him u
name, was divided between Chicago
and ST Louis here Sunday IN the
last inning OF the first game. which
was won by the visitors. the bleachtrs
took exception TO Byrons ruling
which mt Miller out artcr a slide into
second Miller also protested the de-
cls.on, and when he waH ordered
from the field the pop bottle and
vegetable storm broke. The police
and Umpire EBson stopped Bresnahan
as he was climbing into the grand
stand and prevented further violence.
A batting rally In the eighth innin
which netted St Louis six runs won
the second game
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-16
TWINS STOPPED
MAAG'S PARADE
costly Errors Lose FIRST for Senators.
Tulsa Makes Boast Good aud Wins
First From Denisun
Standing OF Teams


Ft Smith At Oklahoma CITY
ljenlsun at Tulsa.
sherman at Muskogee
Paris at MCAlpstpr
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-16

We understand that the greatest
sport nowadays is to try to coax a
buzz boat over these Oklahoma roads.
1hey sty that 200 miles Of this Will
give q man a vocabulary VII ch would
make an oil field mule skinner blush
with shame
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-16

xRatted FOR Herbert IN Eighth
vt Smith ........ 600 OF OlO-s
oklahoma Ctv ..... 100 600 O0O-l
Summary-Jrwo o base hits. King
Robson. homo runs Alien Adams
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-16
Federal LEAGUE

= + : = + + r ++% + + ,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-16

Lovers Of horse flesh will have d
grand treat In Cleveland today Di.
rectum / and William cliGh n the
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-16

Z + + + = = + = + ; = , + ~
Standing Of the Teams
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-16

+ I, !. r + + !. + 4. = = i. + 4. =
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-16

Doak Sallee and Snyder
qec,,d gor,.. n II y
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-16

Again We make prediction Along
In October q flash like the following
will cume-"Batteri FRIDAYS game
Alexander and kllllfer wood and
Carrgan." and thcyll be or
The weekly soliphone., 1915-02-19
LIMITATIONS ON FREE SPEECH.

The popular idea that there is bride the free
titudes with all sorts of sophistres calculated
to incite the deeds violence disturb
sion, R. P. Falkner of the National Civic Federation
says
A common sense respect the rights others has
embodied in the law certain restrictions the right
free speech regards the time and the place when
may be 1t also places reasonable restrictions
upon what may be said in public gatherings 1t re-
qures that the language used shall be peaceable
not of such nature to disorder incite to
crime
THE civil authorities required to sit idly by
when ncendary speeches nce mobs to destroy order,
peace property which is the duty of those author
tiles to preserve and maintain. speech at public
meeting likely result in the commission of offenses
against public order need not be tolerated.
ut is not necessary that there be direct provoca
ton breach of the peace 1t is enough if the cir
cumstances which the speech made the violence
of its language the passions which it awakens
,, to nrompt the hearers to commit offenses against
the law
"Neither is free speech the right to make oneself
heard at any at any place, since the right may
not be exercised at times and places when so doing in
necessary restrictions upon speech do not impair the
reasonable speech guaranteed by the cons
tuition"