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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-15

| EST word in defense 90 the hen"
" said Miss Germ Williams. cllucss
O I'M Hen au Home. this monu'
'lt muk,- uo difference & her which
party Is 90 power us she durs mot reg
nlnw o. price e. her product I'm
spcakm NOW fer m good cole fash.
ioucd country hen who lives her own
life m her own way. AN mot Ter M
pnmpcrod drune who leads uzy rgs
free existence In tn modern scientific
coop No AFFIDAVIT is needed T. support
IN fat that IN country hen is fol.
loUln' out natures decree she's mott
lug nm lhcrs nothin doln
TN hen egg plays n most import.
nm, roll IN IN life an happiness a.
mIr reoplo 'dny No recipe is complete
without from one { six eggs. No
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-15

chest is fl0.v with roncoctlons T. keen
her In Oh muod Her food IS even
prepared along .irutlrlc lines an con.
mlns oll lN muklus a. a firstclsss
egg AlI ih hru Is expected T. do IL to
assrmhl" .rm Her Young are reared
amid lh gmuy,t influences IN mod.
,Ih lien hou,r is CONSTRUCTED In tn
most approved fashion with rcyersl.
Die ro">llu mruiumudatlons. clpnn
airy nests smuwr, drinkln fountains
an perfect ventilation Even tn win.
uowS are ,o arranged that IN light
falls over M hru- left shoulder Yet
tn ol" fashioned farmers with tn ole
foshl"ned hens fetch all IN eggs L
town.
"T tN husband who Is often lcfi T.
his own rcsourcry ther is no friend
like tn cgs
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-15
AMERICAN OWNERS GATHER

CHICAGO pee. l5-Club owners
Of the American league continued to
arrive wednesday. for the leagues
scmi-annual meeting, which IL To be-
held Wednesday Ban n Johnson,
president OF the league, said that
among the subjects TO be taken up
are post aeason tours hy so-called
ull-star teams the practice ~ hail
players writing Tor newspapers and
shorter training senson.
II think action will he taken to
stop ball players from writing for
nrWspapcrs' President Johnson said.
we also will consider stopping the
transforming tours"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-15

constant line Of talking OF Louis Crig
cr. the great Boston and ST. Louis
catcher. Crigcr talked all the time,
constant stream OF conversation.
scoldIng. abuse, quarrcliug with the
umpires and batters
Charlie Doom, now with the Giants.
has been extremely successful I'm get
ting battcrs angry drawing them In
tu arguments while they were at bat.
pretending 10 he angry llc could get
their minds of the game and almost
make them forget that they were at
bat
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-15
MASSAGE CORPS POPULAR

LONDON, Dec l5.-Thc mussngc
corps which Mr. and Mrs AlmcrIr Pm.
get started with fifty members at the
beginning Of the war has now increased
10 100. all Of whom are women The
idea of women m0sseuses In military
hospitals was regarded In the begin
Ming by many army men as doubt.
ful experiment hut 20 efficient has
been the work ~ these women that the
various provincial hospitals are now
visited, aud all Of the wounded In
need of massage can have treatment
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-15
NEBRASKA To BUY
COACH FROM ARMY

SIOUX CITY. Iowa. pp. TO-. Pro-
curing the release from the army OF
Lieut. VERNON Pritchn.l former all
American quarterbuck and captain
uf the West Point team In 1914. To
succeed Jumbo" Surhm as coach
uf Nebraska university Is the object
or big move on the part Of the
alumni News that efforts are being
made to induce prtuh1rd tu accept
the position In case bus release can
bee secured comes from 'Olo' Met.
calf son of Richard Mo,calt, who
has been visiting Prltchurl at his sta
tlon on the Mexican border ut Eagle
Hasg Texas
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-15

Union Meeting With Colorcd Sunday
Schools will he Held on December
~, Announced Tuesday

The colored Y NJ G. A. of oklahoma
city will hold n union meeting with
nll colorrd schools of the city on sun
day, December ~, at b. M. The
meeting viii be- held In the city audi.
torIum II was announced Tuesday.
All cOlored pastors, teachers and
school officials will TAXI u part In the
exercises. Mayor Oycrholsrr win nd-
dress the meeting The movement
has been endorsed by some NJ the prom
inent churchmcn OF the city,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-15
SHARPE WILL STICK
Old Eli Cannot Get Coach Until His
-Four Year Contract Expires, Say
lthaCans

ITHACA, n. Y, Dec 10 should
Yale ask Cornell to release Dr. Al
sharpe from his contract to coach
Cornell teams, which has four more
years To run, the request would not
br granted, Judging from the present
state " mind Of the men IN charge
ut football at Ithaca A careful
sounding " sentiment finds a unani-
NOUS opinion on this point II has
taken Cornell fifteen years 10 work
our hr, football salvation. and any
attempt TO disrupt the system would
moui with strong opposition II Is
mot believed here that the contlng-
uu.y will arise
INr football team will elect cap
tain next week at banquet to be
given loo lts honor by the athletic as
a..plion All NJ the &C." men will
Hh. part lu the elections The dis
OHs-Iun NJ candidates 40 far has not
developed any great fayorites. al
though J number or men are men
toned for the honor II Cornell
elects % man who will be senior
next Year. aud that probably win be
duu, the choice viii lie between
Mueller mllback Anderson. right
guard TlIry guard and tackle, and
l,h.rE right end
BOWLING ALLEY - LEE-HUCK.
ms HDTII
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-15
KENDALL FIVE TO
INVADE 3 STATES
Arkansas Missouri and Kansas win Play
Tulsa CoErTs; Four Games Scheduled
WIN

Arkansas Missouri and Kansas win Play
Tulsa toErrs; -Four Games Scheduled
with SoOnets
Kendall colleges first At home game N
amy Importance viii bee with the Sooncrs
January 80 and ~. to be played either
At the y VI e. A court or ON the floor
" the college gymnasium Although the
first game is several weeks In the future
there viii be In the meantime several
games with local teams.
while Coach Francis Schmidt has not
yet been able to arrange n definite schcd
ulr the Prcsbyterians will return the ok
lahoma university games February % NJ.
PLAYING nt Norman
Following the two games with the uni.
yersity Kendall with 20 from there 10
meet the Phillips university five Coach
schmidt scheduled the game on account
" the convenience NJ the schedule with
the university
After the Phillips game. tho squad re.
turns for two week rest unless some
games ARE scheduled in the meantime A
present two games with Alyh normal,
| February % and 3 Hrp the only ones
programmed until the eighth of that mont
II the present plans mature, schmidt
VIII leave with his team February 7 for
a several dars invasion u Arkansas, Mis-
souri, and kansas Negotiations are now
pending fur the Two games on the tenth
and eleventh With the normal school At
that plac, rutshurg DKnnJ normal will
be the uuN gumr uu the schedule one
game hu, h,ru arranged there Fehru
AIRY ~
Although 70 is probable thAt other i'm
] pOrtant gaines viii be- scheduled between
! now and Nr first NJ the year, Coach
! schmidt hH- had some trouble In getting
/ puungviuYUfa UH H..uuut nf inability la ~.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-15
YOUNG HORSES
ARE PROTECTED
Authorities Adopt Rule Making II I'm
possible TO start Two Year uld, IN
Winter

kurng authorities In Sew l.a state"
recently made move that rNuuH IHH 10
Improve the breed of The thoroughbred
IL hUs been COntendrd all along I many
owners that horses were uD.1 r.. carly.
and that This took away FROM H.w .ut
of 'hr stamina they would retain were
they allowed To have q rhuu.. 'H mature
before facing the barrier
ON" uf the champions NJ thIr ..H was
Captain l. B Cassntt. thr UHu.u.ua
iur.man, who has been one of 'Un m1.n.
stays ot the American turf DNrmU cas-
-llt has long been Of the oHuuu That
Young horses have been raced l.. early
Consequently at one NJ iHr meeting. N
the Jockey club last summer N. proposed
1000 amendment to the runIur r..., where.
hN The Younger horses would N. pro-
'u.'yd Ihr amendment WAS .. follows;
ESQ horse foalcd Ia 1913 ur ...uHNur
small run in any race before April ! "
h'e two }rhr old ycHr under penalty ~
Thereby dlsquallfylng hIm..f rur uIl
r.'H under these rules, un.. December
.l ny his two year old year
A. meeting NJ the Jo.a,, ."D Friday
hIs amendment was adopted IHn action
mruns that 1913 yenrllng- .n.nNt start
mN. Aprll |, 1917. In u'h.. N.rl- the
ruIug NJ the 1913 crop ot ,D.rH.- before
April i barred aud this m.00s mt n
Nur Jockey club rules two IrI. NIls viii
uui %" allowed 10 begin turr .1mpaigns
600 40" winter tracks
When this amendment WITS Nrst PRO
plsrd 70 was decided by mr' authorities
lHl men In the principal ,,.r'.l, Doc con
suited August Belmont. chairman NJ the
l".h"N club, senator Cumdru hrud NJ the
hnutu.ky Racing cumml,..u# uuI " T.
Fraser uf Canada were r.r uurs who
N'hnl lh" proposed chang .E.r and. cH
IHuiy they were all OF o.. uu, mind
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-15

Deep seated coughs that resist ordl.
nary remedies require both external
and internal treatment If YOU buy
dollar bottle Of BALLARD'S HORE.
HOUND SYRUP YOU get the two rem.
cdles You need for the price " one.
There IL a llERRlCkS RED PEP
PER POROUS PLASTER for the
chest, free with cnch bottle. Sold by
WestfOll Drug Co
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-15
BY Otto Iloc,-I,ansa, city Post

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th' i'N' ""i' .l Iunlhh'l h,'""'' "I
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even mrufi.urI .n ion. r,ntnpu al
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Cnmp ,nmpI,t,N n,nrIoukcl the
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In thc li,lf ~ I. uu,Iu.,,n.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-15
Sport n n PAGE


ABERDEEN Wash.
Dec. l5.-''Thr Chicago
White Sox viii naN. .
clnch winning th, cham
plonship next SEASON.
said jacques I.n.'
The heavy hiuIug Hr-
suCker and uuU|r.I,r u.
that club here
Fournler looks '.I '..
White SuN tu jump '."
the lead for the prHnn'
al the opening of ''.
season and thinks '...
may have 10 r.u.hr.
september
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-15
:: JUST DOPE :: ::

According To Parkc Davis, the foot
ban slalistirian, more than 32,OOO.rul-
lcge ana scholastic football games
We're played during the past autumn
while more than $500 600 spectators
witnessed the matches. Last seasons
figures We're placed at $4,000 games
ana 6,2G2,O0O spectators
The Swedish athletic authorities
are understood to favor visit Of
am American track and field team tu
sweden next summer for u series NJ
international meets All hopes OF
holding the Olympic games during
1916, AZ previously planned. has been
abandoned hy the international Olym-
pie committee and that hudy as well
as the Officers of the international
Athletic federation, Is reported to ia
ror such Il meeting ~ American ana
Swedish tract, aud field stars Ernie
llirrtherg, the Swedish National Ath-
letic instructor viii probably hc dele
gated Co visit this country shortly and
arrange all details for the tour
Johnny Ertlc the ~. Paul bantam.
VINO won from Champion KID VII
liums ot Baltimore, on foul short
time ago. has won all OF his battles
since he arrived In the east last Oc-
tober Ills swift rushing style and
fast action with both hands have
been very effective. He has won all
of the four bouts In watch he took
part In New York and In phlladcl
phin. outpointlng his opponents clcv-
crly In the first two and scoring
kuockouts In the others. llrtlr has
made an excellent impression on all
who have watched his ring work
here and the majority ~ the cXpc Is
are of the opinion that II the ST.
Paul lad meets Williams again the re
suit will settle dccislvcly which of
them is entitled 20 the bantam cham
pionship tlue
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-15

Jim Flynn, the Pueblo
fireman has given away
nearly half a ton Of weight
in t"gnty four bouts hc
has fought In five years
Flynns average weight
IN lSO. He has met men
Weighing from l7b To 2l5.
carl Morris weighed 2ii IN
his bout with Flynn.
Flynn has given away an
average " forty pounds a
fight In his last twenty
four battles, a total ot Nb5
pounds. In these bouts he
scored thirteen knock
outs. The only men of
his weight he met were KAT
Levlnsky and Jack bil-
Ion
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-15
Western Sport Writers Take
Huge Wallop at Waiter Camp
Otto Foo and Cy Sherman Hur Sarcastic Remarks at Foot
balls Famous Daddy Because He Picked Nebraskan
Who Graduated Last Year and Neglected Others

Guurl-S Spears Dartmouth.
Center Peck. Pittsburgh
Guard Sphnuhtrr. Syracuse
Iu,kl,- .Ah,u, Colgate
End shelton. Curucn
Quarter Barrett Cornell
ilumurk King. Harvard
IhIbapk Murumbcr Illinois
Tuumrh Muhuu, Harvard
Second 4pusm
End rcrrun. rIusburgh
Tackle Buck. Wisconsin
Center. Cool Cornell
Guard BLACK Yale.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-15

Connie Mack ~ the Athletics
contradlcted the report that he Is
contemplating managing the Glove
land Indians aud said It was a Joke.
lie ridlculed the story saying II was
merely another winter stove league
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-15
"COLLIER'S WEEKLY "

Unpaid telephone bills for the month
OF December are past due II not paid
by u p. N. Of the 10Th service will be
discontinued. Pioneer Tel, Il Tel. Co,
--AdN.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-15

he with Emporin normal Just what date
they will come tu Tulsa is not yet known.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-15

~ $ & y 4 II II 5s y s. % 81
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-12-15

BOWLING ALLEY - LEE-HUCR.
ms HOTEL.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-03-19
ZEPPELIN DROPS
BOMBS ON CALAIS
lncendlary Missiles Damage Railway
Station and Kill Seven Employees.
Other Buildings Damaged

Spcc.4I Cs6. TO The Washington Hrrs'c
London. March lS-In the face OF Tia"
heavy Teverscs dealt out by the allies
offiCial dispatches from Paris tonight
show that the Kaiser is still directing hi.
campaign with Calais as the primal OBJ
j"ct. The latest Of the long series "f
s"rties and attack aimed against the
seaport which he has ordered 50 persist
emily ever since his militia drive. with
on TO Calais as his slogan early in
the war has taken the form Of Zcp
pclin rand
The raid according 10 the official conf
munIuue. occurred early this morning
when a Zeppelin flew over tuc city drop
ping bombs both Of inCcndiary and eX-
plosive character. aimed particularly
against the railway station. The station
escaped destruction. the report saws. hut
seven railway employees were l,IlIcd.
"Details OF the raid are conta!ned in a
dispatch from Boulogne. stating that the
aircraft. once IL found itself over the
town, made Immediately for the Central
Railway station. The first bomb. au in
ccndiary missile. missed tho station
which seven employees were sleeping III
a wagon. All were killed instantly. ard
ten others. in = neighborinG truck. which
was fired by tn" bomb. were seriously
burned The railway tracks escaped in
jury
Following its attack OF the station the
Zeppelin made a flight Ove- the town.
dropped bombs every few seconds A
number Of tho bombs fell IN the vicinity
Of the pustoffi'e. which. however. suf-
fered n" damage. Another incendiary
bomb was dropped in tn" Ruc DcSmar"-
chauN and wrecked a private residence.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-03-19
NEED LESSONS IN PLAYING
Children should Re Guided says
ua.,achus-t,s OmcinI

','4!,d-cn Uced to he taught how &c
pl4v md should have abundant oppor'
tun.ty 70. play under tn" direction OF In
teres;ad and skIllful Instructors" said
Warren Durham Foster member OF tins
Homestead commission Of the Common
wealth IF MASSACHUSETTS. who was a
he Hotel Raleigh Yesterday.
Mr.. Foster Will conduct a community
dav program the Southern Confer
ence for Fducsti1n and Industry at Chat.
tarooEa Tenn. the last week In April
and will discuss how southern rUra' com
munities may De built up ny adopting
a proper plan OF growth. He said tn.
beautiful city "f Washington WAS "A won
dcrful example OF such a wise program
adopted carly
His ideas fn- rural development IS 70
to plan a little civ. but To show how
the proper location and development oi
church and school buildings anu improvec
highways help rural life.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-03-19
w. C. T. U. OFFERS PRIZE.
scholar. TO Compete On subject q
"AIcohoI aud Human Body"

prize essay on Alcohol and the
Human Body will he conducted in the
publ. schools of the District by Mrs. W.
II. Howard. superintendent of scientific
temperance instruction nf the Women s
Christian Temperance Union. The date
of the contest has not been announced.
The prize will he s..
The quarterly convention of the union
will be held April at the Metropolitan
BAPTIST Church. Sixth aud A streets
northeast April 70 the fourteenth ami
versary of the purchase of the unions
building. 50 Sixth stree. northwest. will
be celebrated.
At j meeting OF the union on Wednes-
dav a resolution urging an official board
of censorship over moving pictures in
the District OF Columbia was adopted.
The scenes of crime and immortality were
dcnlOred.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-03-19
STOCK RAISER OF Sc
HURRIES FOR LICENSE
Col. krol Mistook Him for BRIDE
Waited Until He Could
Care for Wife.

~ col William \. KrOn, marriage
license clerk. was putting awav his
bow and arrows Yesterday afternoon
preparatory to leaving for his Takoma
Park home. the telephone rang and ALI
ANXIOUS voice inquired whether he
would wait TO issue another license.
Within a few minutes the snort Of n
taxIcab was heard outside and rug
Eed man entered.
Are yOu the father Of the bride.
asked col. Knoll.
No. sir: Im about to he the husba nd
Of the bride. My name - Marcellus
Wiley and I'm Is years old. own
three stock farms. all filled with cattle,
down near stanton. Na | thought
Id wait TO marry until could tax"
care Of nay wife. but I'm afraid now
my wife VIII have to take care Of me.
Miss Pearl X. Burns. -. was I" he
Mrs Wiley Rev. Howard +. Downs
was named to perform the ceremony.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-03-19

san JI.-" Marh i>.-F"nr. million dol
lars worth at aGricuIi lral and grazing
land controlled by the Mexican Land and
,Coion,zari"n company. an English syn
di~atc. has been rOnfis0at"d by the mil
itarv governor nf Lower California, ac-
cording to word brought here TODAY. The
Mexican officials claim that for the last
few years the British concern has failed
to meet It's obligations to the Mexican
government and the land would have
been confIscatcd and the confessional
rights revoked months ago but for fac
tI0ual strife The Mexican land and
Colonization COMPANY received its con-
ccssiOn from the Diaz regime
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-03-19
WILL, REPORT TOMORROW.
Citizens Committee Outlining Ar
ruments on Half-nnd-Half Plan.

The citizens committe. formed to sup
port the continuance OF the haf-and- NAH
financial system of the District before
the Joint Congressional committee ap-
pointed to investigate fiscal relations BE-
tween the Federal and District govern
ments viii meet tomorrow afternoon a;
tho University Club 10 receive the re-
port OF tire executive subcommittee oil
Hv,. which has the details in hand.
although the recommendations OF the
subcommittee have not been made pub
lie. * Is understood they embrace the
suDni;taI Of d brief To the Inquiry Com
mission before August !. the presenta-
ton O: ora argument before the com
mission about September l. and perhaps
the iiling of q supplemental brief after
ward.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-03-19
KAISER GOES TO FRONT
FOR COUNCIL OF WAR
Fighting IN Champagne Holds De-
cision IN War He Tells
Soldiers.

s7eral cses :" The Washington Herald.
Amsterdam. March 1S.-"The eyes 81
the whole world are upon the fighting
in Champagne" declared Emperor VIII
German Reserves.
THE enemy in Champagne - in
creasing his forces all the time in an
effort to bring about a decisive dcci-
sion. but the Germans. by their brav-
cry. have made this Impossible. so far.
and they will continue to do SO until
peace is obtained"
London. March lS.-The Copenhagen
correspondent Of the Evening News
tclcgraphs that Emperor William and
Gen. Won Falkenhayn. German chief of
staff. have gone &c German hcadquar-
ters near Lille for a council Of war.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-03-19

from every sort of shell, including the
great Howitzers. They fell all around
our trenches and when you are hit 1t 10
not pleasant. Several other wounded Of
fCers dropped back and Joined me.
After dark some stretchcr-bearers
came back. We had only gone a short
way when the Germans started lighting
Us UP with their Internal roman candles.
They then poured in volleys and the
stretCher party had to make for cover.
dragging me with them. Later they
managed to get me awa". | Was then
conveyed to BOuloGne and back to Lon
don. which Jeff only eight days ago.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-03-19
EVELYN'S CREW ARE SAVED.
Five Survivors of 4. :. ship Sunh
nv Mine Reach New York.

New York. March 1S.-.All of the crew
of the American steamship Evelyn were
saved when she was blown up by
North Sea mine, February IL. according
TO five survivors who reached this port
today on the steamer Matanza.
II had been reported that several OF
the crew were lost. The five men said
the vessel strucG the mine at 4 o'clock in
the morning and remained afoat for
seven hours.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-03-19
Score Censorship of kilograms.

Berlin, March lS.-The Gottenburg
journal Of Commerce reports that the
leading banks of Stockholm, Sweden. In
tend requesting the American legation
there to cause the American governments
to protest against the British censorship
of kilograms which has rendered teie-
graphic communication between Sweden
and America most difficult.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-03-19
Raiders Career Is Short.

Madrid. March lS.-Thc German liner
Macedonia. which escaped from Las
PaImas. Canary Islands. with cargo OF
war supplies. is reported to have been
captured at sea by a British cruiser. The
Spanish government has ordered an IN
vestigation into the ships escape.