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The Elk Mountain pilot., 1915-01-14
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The Elk Mountain pilot., 1915-01-14

Keep your eye on our advertising
columns.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-06-10
! 4uxembur9er Nathrithten, /


nsd,t pieber erholte. Sm SduIe 1et@
mes Sobnes Rifclaus ltarb er, beItens
auf Den Gang in Die gipisfeit porbez
reifet. Srei Sobne unb cine Sodter
betrauern DEN Cob bes 9uten Vdters.
Dtoge er ruben in Srieoenl Gen
trauernoen Sinterbliebenen unier Seia
leibl-@. g.
aurora, Sa.-6ier itarb Srau
Inna &omes. Ghe9attin BON Sohn
Comes. i'm ct. Charles 6oipital. sic
binterldBt auber ibrem 8utten ie6s
ainber, ibren Batter. flint Shpeitern
unb brei Briibcr. Sic moae ruben in
Srieoenl Sen trauernDen Sinterblie>
benen infer geileibl - IHna Cecilia,
oas Elm Sabr alte Softerhen bon Srn.
unb Srau Srunf Heulanb. ltarb bier
in Der e~lterlifen Bobnun9. Sen
trauernoen gItern unicr Seileib!-
N. g.
IDrt Daibinston, Wis.-Sn Sres
bonia lit am 81. Deal Der ate Nns
iiebler Sobn Shmit mad ldneerem
3eioen i'm Ilter bon "A Sabren 9es
iforben. Or fam als &nabe. i'm Sabre
1852, aus Surembur9 nah Imertta
unb bat ieitber in 5cpn Sreoonia gea
pobnt. gr binterlaBt feline Samilie,
MIR feline Stfpeitern Srau Sueter
unb Srnu Nid Gisrano. Sen trduerns
Den Sinterbliebenen INFER Seileiol gr
rlbe in Sriebenl = Yeter Srom bon
3opn Belgium puroe i'm ct. Nifolus
Soipital in Sbebopean tpegen 9linbs
BARN gnt5iinbun9 pperiert uno sebi
ieiner 8eneiun9 entseeen. - Im
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-06-10

no lie bis 81 ibrem Se6ensenbe
nobnten. Ser eliidlifen Che ents
iproiien iefs ainber, bon oenen bier
I'M 5arten ainbesalter itarbeu. Gin
Sobn, Or. Setter r.. Sold, ltorb i'm
@eiten. I'M Glter bon % Sabren, rnb
ben @hern pcrbfieb Die einBige Sodter,
pelde ipater Die Satin Oes Or. s.
.. Iersis ipurbe. GuBer Oieier
Sohter binterlaBt Die ScriIorbene bier
Gnfel, @l1iih Sr. Sac. j. 6oih bon
Sublimitr, Oregon, 6rnu S. 8.
Niiqer bon bier, Srau Setter Sbeis
bon Sorpn Sarmin9ton unb 6crr
Senrp Wersie i'm eltcrlihen 6eim. io>
mic orei3ebn llrenfel. sic rube in
Sriebenl Zen traueruoen 9interz
bltebenen unier geileibl
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Aus ben iibrigen Thetlrm.

u ii M c II, 8. Wai.-aqes
lit auf Der Sude mad aupfer uno nm
in Den Belts bieies beee6rten Metals
81 9eIan9en, iinb nlle 3ittel gut.
Giuiee aupferiammler batten in Or
fnhrun8 scbruht, bnb ouf Dem bier
9elegenen 9ementiperfe cine CUTE Seute
81 MAIDEN lei. Sas @liif ipar linen
gilnitig. Aus einem Wasu5in riiien
lie Die aupfertheile BON bort itebcnben
MIdinen db uno entfamen nit ibrer
Seute unbcbeaigt.-.Sur. 8ort."
iwelbinaen II, 8. Wai.-
Sn Der lesten Seit belt Der COB bier
reife @rnte. 60 nurben in Der perz
sanseneu @ofe picber 5rpei Yerionen
b~eerbi9t: I. 8osingers &rufteu unb
Die lepige Gentnerin M~agnalena
Spells; bieie hattie Gin Ilter BON 81
Sabren erreiht. Sn Den leeten ii
Saseu iinb bier iiiuf Yerioneu &C.
itorben; prei itauben in Den seer unb
5ipei in Den 70er Sabren.
3ieberferihen, II. Mai
8err Efarrer Woes bon bier III mad,
Suuie Suriidgetebrt. gr bate cine
Heiie nad Der Shpei5 gemdd,t unp
mar bort nit ieinem Sruoer aus Saris
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, nit Dem CT
Samiliengeifdite 6u erlebieen bate.
Ilii Dem Seimrpege puroc er in Cor
rad, (9aoen) inter Dem Seroufte Der
Spipnage o Der beutidlen Wilitdrs
perrpaltung ansebalten. Gr ma 5par
nitt p~erbdftet. muBte iid aber iebcn
Gag 5pei Wnl bel Der Nilitdrbebcrbc
itelen. Cine 9enaue llnteriudung
purbe auseitelt; tic bauerte mcbrerc
@od)en uuo cubete idlieblif nit Der
Srelanuna pes 9errn Tiarrers.-
(vSur. @ort.")
Gipilitauoss Nahrihten.
Sterbeidllc Der Start @repens
nj a h c r.-@pm Z. Ipril: Gbriitian
@runb. Irbeiter. 2anblturmmaun. 43
Sabre ait. BON apln. = H.: Winite
Gabeu. Hentueriu, II Sabre alt, 8pe.
bon Salpmon Iaper. - Is: Ictcr
Themes. s Wouate oft; Gliiabetb
8indel, 81 Sabre alt. @ittpe BON
@eorg Sfmit, Irbeiter. - 81:
Iario Sirons, 90 Sabre ait, @ittmc
bon Better genannt Sob. Setter Sirong.
= "a: Scter 9enannt Sobann Setter
Gems, y Sabre alt, @ittpcr bon BAR
bara @rnSer. - 80: &atbariuo
SGmit. 81 Sabre alt. 2ittpe bon Nif.
Hupp. Irbeiter BON Srepcumad1erbera.
Sterbeidle Der 8emeinpe @ r
teri: %om ,. Ipril: Yeter Stemper,
81 Sabre alt, Sabritarbeitcr BON
@aiierbiuis. - s.: Soiepbine aatbas
riua @robelnp, 8 Wonatc alt. BON
@aiierbiaig. - H.: Barbara SenS.
is Sabre alt, bon 8alierbilig. -
25.: Better Sbos. II Sabre alt, bon
Nertert.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-06-10

unb I'M 8r,inbe Ieinss Seraens err
pdrtet es i'm Insei6t Des brutafen
ginbreders gieinfaGs it'll unb obns
mdhtis ieine Hettun9 burd ben Siee
Der Ysrbiinbeten."
Sdtte Die olio a~ngepobelte Serrs
lherin bas 8eiipiel bes aonias Ilbert
bes griten befoIst unb ibrem Sanbe
bas S6idiol BON Selgien bereitet, 10
piirbe nifts i'm Bese seitanoen baben,
oaB Tie in Yoris ebeuiaas 81 elmer
Nationalbelbin %9eitenlpelt porocr
mare. gber 10 gilt lie in ben Iugen
Der S~ran3oien unb Gn9ldnber lebigs
LID als pflihtpergeliene Gerrdtberin
ibres 0olfes, oeren HoQe nit Den,
Siege bieier beiben Staoteu aus9ez
ipielt mare.
llebrigcns iinb mir 81 Der Innabme
b~ered)tigt, baB Der 9ebd'ii9e, bas ruubre
@obl 2%uremburg's groblidl pcrfens
nenbe unb p~crleBenDe Ittifel bes
Barrier .Semps" niht an Der Seiuc
eeidrieben mltrbe, ionperu bas Mahz
perf zines iener ra0ifnlen Sanatifer in
2urembur9 lit, beren Sie6e 81 Den
perrotteten irdn5oiiihen 3uitdnben
linen ale 9clinnung unb iebe gciuube
Grpagung gerdllbt 81 babcu ideint.
llnb, bieier 9eute gibt cs leioer 10
piele Der unIeren Netbarn = aui
allen Sciten unb in alien arciien,
Wenn eigene 9anbestinbcr ibre iunec
@roBber5ogin III iold1' pcrfiber @eiie
inter Dem Sd]use be5 IuslanbeS an
g%reifen. Damn 5eugt bas bon abIolutem
Wansel an Hitterlidfeit, aber I'm ID
groBerer @baratterloii9teit uno Seigz
heit."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-06-10
Tat tur,em llnupblicin

Mad, tnraem ufiupbltetrt oer'tdrb
6crr Observation-Disclosures Charles De
la Sontdine. Or mar geboren AM 8.
Suni 1858. Dor elmer Heibc bon
Sabren bate i'm elm SflaganfaQ
leicht seldbmt. unb feline ardite inter-
graben, 10 bdB er Dor Sturgeon in Den
Hubeitanb 81 treten lid entidlpB.
Neue grieimarfen.-8ie bas Cur.
Wprt" pernimmt, miro Die Yolrperz
lualture 3tpei intereiiante Sriefmarfen
CUR Iusgnbe 9elangen luiien. Gie
alien grieimnrten bon 212 unb 5 Sr.
nit Dem Silbnib pes @roBber6oes
0ilheIm erbalten einen lleberbrud
.6212 Cts" unb perben gu bieiem
Yreiie an Den Shaltern p~ertauft. Sic
8rieimarfeniammler peroen oieie
Weuheiten nit Sreupen beariBen uno
bamit ibre Sammlun9en bereitern.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-06-10
Sns >ru 31rr. 5txatsu.
u 6tuns, Iiebe 2anbS=
eute!

Der Onrd,iGnitts : 9urcm=
burger ut erfrcut pber cs gefalit
ibm bod iueiMsitsns, wena CT
GfiuaS in Der ,@a5ette" iissr
lid pber feline Snmifie saer iiber
siefes uber isnes Greienif aus
VerwanSten= unb Jreunbes.
freiien fieit. unb bic .1asette"
ut intmer bereit, ipl&e Rad.
riftcn III lire 2palten aufsus
nebmen. Sabei nimmt Is feline
sroke Wsiibe bic 3batiadjen ant
cine Ypitfarte nieber3ui Hreiben
nnb einsuihifen. Cine 3arte
fDitet bios einen Gent, euu Nriet
5tpsi Gents. Nun itmb ODER
inan&e Qsute Der Mnii6t, ein
Nesaftenr iol, eben neil er
3ebaftenr 1T, allies wiTen. Sic
berihten alfp nif)ts, finb aber
h1hfi&ft er5iirnt, ,uenn ntfts
iiber bic betreffenbe @esebenbeit
in Der 3eituns e~rfdpeint. Der
Wsiie infprmiert bic Gebaftion
HHb Ct erreidt ieinen Spef unb
bifft iih ielbit nnb Der 3eitnng
bic er lieit. glio, bite, liebe
9anbslente!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-06-10

Sonntag. Den 30. sunni. miro Der
9uremburger Sruberbunb, Seftion
No. Is bon Belgium, III Sdanen's
Bart in 2afe 9burf iein critics idbr>
lides Yidnid abbalten. Sie Serren
bonn 9riIoerbuno peranitalten ba5
1idnid aus reiner Wenihenfreunbs
liffeit; lie piiniheu, baB ale 2anpss
leute unb Burger anberer Nationas
litdt, Sung uno Ilt, 8rob uub &leiu.
Reid unb Irm, lid grpBartig amuiis
rem uno persnilgte Stunoen perleben
iollen. Sas pplitdnoise Belgium
Wuiicul Circle nirp ipielen unb pers
idiebene electromagnetic Soliitcn pers
Den 9ieber portra9en. Illd1 miro fir
a~Ilerlei Spiele CUR 9eiuitigun9 Der
5beilnebmer eeiorgt iein. Sr. Senrp
8. 9einer bon Chicago. Der 8roBz
Yrdiioent bes Surembur9er 9ruhers
bunbes bon Nmerifa, nirb cine Ins
iprahe balten.-Y. 8. 81
DUBUQUE, Soma. - @ersangenen
Sonntas Woreen, sesen 7 llbr, iprang
Der 31iabrise q. M., Elm seboreuer
2uremburser, Der lid crit lett einiaen
Mpnaten in Nmerifa befinoet, bon Der
pberen Wiiiiiiippi Bride binab in Den
Strpm. nit Der Abiiht. Selbitmorb 3u
begeben. NIs er bus ,ungepobnte"
Nab nm lid fuhlte, porb Inn icbod,
leib, benn er mahte per5peifelte Ins
itrenguneen nm iif gu rotten, mas
linn audi iflieBlid, nit Sillie Speier
berbeieeeilter Rdnner 9elane. Der
llnglildlihe, Der an 5eitipeiliger
@eiitesitorun9 leibet. mar Dor Spei
5aeen naf Dubuque setommeu. I'M
arbeit 3u iinben. gr nrroe in bas
Sauatorium naf @eit Dubuque ses
braht.-(S. 81
1%nerspiae, Spwa.-6ier ltorb am
81. 9tai Srau Clemens Irens I'M
Ilter bon II Sabren. Den traucrns
Den Sinterbliebenen unier Seileio!
9to9e iic ruben in Srieben!
Gait Subnaue, Sa.-Scrr unb
Sruu 4. 8. Chapman baben Die Der
lobuns ibrer 5odter Yearl nit Srn.
SEQ j. Holing aneeiuet. Die Sohs
5eit miro am %. SUM bier itattfinben.
IA. s.
7acaba, y1is., ben 1. Sunni IS
Sm Seine hires Sfpieseriobnes Sr.
5. .. Wereis in 5onu Sarmiuston,
Waibin9ton Sountp. peridieo am
Yfinsitmontag. Den "a. 1tai. Srau
&~atbarinn Soid. scborene Soifmann.
I'M boben Ilter bon 90 Sabren unb
fiinf Wonaten. sic ipar Die @ittpe
beS beriibmten luremburger ArStes
aus Der Vionier5eit Sr. Sacob Soih.
lpelfer am Yfinsitmontag Dor 80
Sabrsn ben Seinen our6 ben Sob ents
riiien purbe. Im %. ScSember an
&eblen, Suremburs, aeboren, trat lie
i'm Ilter bon 26 Sabren 81 Septfous
taiues (Simmern), Dem 8eburtsorte
hires @atten. in Den bl. gbeitanb.
morauf @eibe iih ioiort auf Die Geiie
nab Den Der. Staaten be9aben. Die
Seereiie murbe nod, aui einem Seseis
idifie semaft uno nabm pole aht
Woden in G%niprud, Sic lanneten
am %. aueuit 1S4S unp famen mad,
Bort @aibinston, no bas iun9e Yaar
iif auf furse Seit nieperlieb. Damn
fnuiten iie lid, 2arb IN benz oamalieen
urpalo bon Waibinaton Gountp. in
benz iesisen Sopn Sarmineton unp
s%riinoeten iih cine i6One Saimifatte,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-06-10

Den Hair Paschto'uer fun Nieder-
anven hat de Kanner grad ausenaner
gedon. dass den Hiirgott iwerall wi'er,
a vie hi'en lang genug %getrichtert hat,
hu'et e gedu'echt. d'Kanner hatten ct
quit verstanen. Du frot hen den Tab
berengs Neckel: $50 mer emol, Neckel,
ass den Hirgott och an erem Haus?"-
"J-o-o-o, Hair Paschto'uer." sot de
Neckel.-"Ass Ell och an erem Keller
10000, Hair Paschto'uer." brellt de
Neckel.-"Ass EN- och an erem CARTE"
fret den Hair Paschto'uer.-"N-e-e-e-n,
Hair Pa%schto'uer !" rift de Neckel.-
Ma, wo'uier damn metz" frat den Hair
Paschto'uer. - Mel Papp pift am
Cart" entwert de Nickel, an den Hair
Paschto'uer hu'et missen mat de Kan
ner lachen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-06-10

8rnhte n, s. Wai. - @eitern
itarb bier I'M Sitter bon II Sabren
Serr Yeter Siidler. peni. Staatsrpeee,
ndrter uno Yrdiioent bes biefiSeR
Siebperiiherunass 8eretnS.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-06-10
WO'u den HargOtt net ass.

(Speziell fir d. Gazette fun Setter
Riu
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-06-10

Sriiher etr9e9un9en . .S13O.75
Veter gnselbineer, Alton,
Sorpd 80. 800
Sobn Shmiebler. Upton.
8anias 80. $50
SotaI: .$13S.25
g. S.-IQen Spenberu unieren
ber3lihiten Sanf. Bite ale Senounz
gen aisldlieblif an .Nas 2iebesnert
fir biilisbebiiritige 9urembur9er"
Catholic Yrintins GR, Dubuque, So,
gu abreiiieren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-06-10
geifrdse sum ~9nrembnrger
9tebeswerf.

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-06-10
Des uattrlanots btilieer Aufmar@.

n @orabenbe bes Sftapez
Stiubfeier ihrieb Rrof. Sr.
Sacoues Weners i'm
Vort":
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-07-09
Oilers Will Play
Washita Tigers

After demonstrating to the locals
that they have the class OF the City
League, the Oilers are now out for
bigger honors and they have matched
a game for Saturday afternoon with
the Washita Tigers, ball team that
draws its players from the Washita
bottoms, between the city limits OF
Chickasha and Verden.
Capt. Siddons, for the Oilers, de
clares he will strengthen his ranks for
the Saturday game until he can pre-
sent an invincible lineup for the coun-
try lads The Tigers are anxious to
duplicate their victory of 16 to 9 over
the city team in game played some
time ago. Capt. Siddons says the
Oilers will avenge that defeat.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-07-09
!, MAY ACUT OUT" LUNCHEON
Londoners Discuss Idea of Giving Up
Meal That Can Be Dis
pensed With.

Hearing that Berlin is giving up five
o'clock tea as an unnecessary. expen-
siye and English zeal, Londoner
suggests that II there is talk of re-
prisals luncheon should be dropped,
for the habit was introduced from
Germany by the prince consort.
Is this true? In the first half of
the nineteenth century Holland house
Was regarded. as Mr.. Russell put it, as
the very ark and sanctuary of re-
fined luxury" but at the breakfast
parties only tea. coffee. eggs. rolls and
butter were served. Luncheon or
"puncheon." was mere mouthful in
those days. Philip Hale observes in
the Boston Herald Men went out
shooting with a sandwich in their
pocket; the ladies who sat at home
had some cold chicken and wine and
water brought into the dining room
on tray" In Miss Austen's novels
the midday meal is not fully described;
she speaks of "cold meat" but Doctor
Kitchener wrote In 1925: "Your lunch
con may consist of bit OF roasted
poultry, a basin Of beef tea. or eggs
poached, or boiled in the she'll: fish
plainly dressed. or a sandwich; stale
bread; and half pint of good,
home brewed beer. or toast and wa
ter. with about one-fcurth or one-third
part OF its measure of wine" The
doctor is the man that after solid
dinner at seven o'clock. prescribed a
supper OF ''gruel. or little bread and
cheese, or pounded cheese and glass
Of beer"
OF course the word luncheon is old.
II originally meant a piece, thick
piece. hunk. And so we read of a
seventeenth century person "eating
great lump OF bread and butter with
a luncheon of cheese" We find this
use In one of Scott's novels: Little
Benjie was examining huge lunch
con OF pie crust into his mouth" The
word as we now use it was at first
applied only to Slight repast be-
tween two of the ordinary meal times.
especially between breakfast and mid
day dinner. The German slice OF but
tered bread with glass of beer taken
at 10:30 or IL a m.--we speak of
household life in the Berlin and Dres-
den of the last eighties--was a lunch
con in this earlier English sense.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-07-09
suee MANAGER EXPLAINS.

We regret having disappointed our
patrons on the Marguerite Clark Para.
mount picture last night. II was owing
10 an error on the part Of the theater
managed at FL Reno He was supposed
TO ship to us after running the picture
Wednesday Instead. he shipped 70
Dallas. We feel that we were fortu-
nate in being able to substitute on
such short notice with feature like
Winning the Futurity." Having 50
many really good Paramounts coming
this month. we are not able to say JUST
when we will get the ''crucible" How
ever we will book II for the earliest
possible date. Coming Paramount.
Monday. Florence Reed in The Dane
ing Girl. L. Olive. manager Of the
Sngg
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-07-09
WEILMAN IS A
JlNx PITCHER
BY GEORGE r. HOLMES.

Omitted Press Staff Correspondent J
New York, July 9.-Hardly a base
ball season passes without producing
link" pitcher-one that is medi-
ocre performer against six clubs, and
is world beater against the seventh.
He simply "has it ON" that club. 1t
isn't his speed, it isn't his curves, or
his control, or a change of pace, or
anything like that Old baseball men
don't attempt to explain it except by
that one word 'jinx
This seasons mysterious person is
tall, lanky Carl Weilman of the ST.
Louis Browns, and the goat club is
Hughey Jennings Tigers. This season.
and, in fact, ever since he kicked his
way into the big show. the lanky Well
man has beaten the Tigers consistent
iy. A short time ago he beat them
twice in the same series. and that was
all that was needed to convince the
Detroiters that he is their jinx.
Yet Weilman will go up against a
weak hitting club like either Washing
ton or Cleveland and they'll all but
knock his brains out. Cobb. Crawford,
Veach, Bush and the rest of the famed
waecking crew look like bushers
against the lean Brown, while some
rookie will go up and plant the ball
over the fence.
Dusting off the records in the dim
archives of baseball history, it is seen
that there have been many jinxes. 1t
will be remembered that for a long
time the Cincinnati Reds couldn't beat
Mathewson. OF course, there were a
lot of other clubs in the same fix. but
they did manage to sneak game from
the Old Master now and then, but the
Reds-never.
"a case little more recent is that OF
A. Rankin Johnson, who beat the
Washington club, Walter johnson mp
every time he worked against it, Ran
kin wasn't wonderful pitcher, he was
just average, if that. and after he
leaped to the Feds he had lot of dif
! ficulty in winning games. But he had
Clarke Griffith's goat.
Tom Hughes, the CID Washington
pitcher, cast the same sort of spell
over cleveland. When Tom was in
his prime. Washington never was ouf
of the cellar About all the games the
Senators won were due to his prowess
He didn't look so good against othel
clubs, but Cleveland had no chance a
all.
Eddie Summers, the old Tiger star
made the Athletic eat out of his hanG
4 during his sojourn in the American
league. One day. the last good season
he had, he beat them a double heade
and Connie Mack heaved sigh of re
1 lief when Summers hit the toboggsi
the next season.
Jim Scott of the White Sox also ha
some sort of charm over the Mack
men, though not to so marked dc
gree.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-07-09
TWIRLED A LONG GAME
lack coombs Won 24-Inning
Contest From Boston.
Former Pitcher Of Champion Athletics
Enjoys Honor Of Pitching Longest
Game In Major Leagues
Score Was to 4.

Jack Coombs has the honor Of
pitching the longest game ever played
in the majors. On September 1, 1906.
he worked "a innings against Bos-
ton and came out on top by score
OF to /.
The year 1910 was big one for
the Iron Man" OF the Athletics. He
won 81 games out of 40 starts. per-
centage Of IT'S. In 13 of these games
he wnitewashed his opponents. At
one stretch during the season he went
for 46 consecutive innings without al
lowing a run to be scored on his de-
livery. On August he worked a
sensational 16inning game against
Chicago, Ed Walsh opposing him for
the White Sox. Neither team was
able to make run in the 16 innings,
so mastery did both pitchers work.
Coombs was the more effective Of
the two, allowing only three hits in
the 16 innings. On September Il he
pitched an 11-innjng 0 to 0 affair
against Cleveland, only three hits be-
ing made by the Maps.
In the worlds series of 1910 he
worked three times in six days
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-07-09
Marriaae-oId School.

Representative Mann of Illinois, who
Is a strong advocate OF woman suf-
frage. discussed. at dinner in Wash
ington, the defeat of the suffrage bill
In the house.
Il am sorry the bill was lost" Rep
resentative Mann said, because 1t is
the best type Of our women, those
women who do some useful work, who
ask for equal suffrage. These are the
women of the future. They share their
husbands responsibilities and bur
dens. They give marriage a new
meaning"
Thanks to the suffragette," he con-
tinued. 'the bachelors epigram on
marriage Is. fortunately. losing its
meaning.
"'No. thank you. no marriage for
me- this bachelor said late one night
at a banquet. What does II amount
tor Just this: Woman marries to be
kept in gowns, and man--to be kept
Indoors"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-07-09

against the Chicago Cubs and scored
a trio OF victories over Chances great
team. He has yet to lose game in
worlds series.
After being out Of the game prac-
tically three years, Coombs is get
ting chance to come back with
the Brooklyn Nationals. Those who
have watched Coombs in action say
that he has the old-time pep and that
his curves are as puzzling as ever.
Fans viii watch closely his career
with the Brooklyns this season.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-07-09
MARRIED eY COUNTY JUDGE

r. A. Davenport. county Judge. did
extra duty at the court house yester-
day when w. ]. Woomer and Miss
Blanch Harrison. giving their resi-
dence as III Reno, called after office
hours for marriage license and son-e
one to do the officiating Judge Day
enport accommodated them in both re-
quests. Mr.. woomer gave his age as
20 and Miss Harrison gave hers as 10
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-07-09
DOESN'T WANT FRANK BAKER
Owner of Boston Red Sox Denies He 10
Making Any Effort to Secure
Noted Athletic Player.

Frank Lannin. principal owner Of the
Boston Red Sox, says: Il am making
no effort to get Frank Baker from the
Athletics. have all the high-salaried
ball players that care for and now
am looking for men who will play ball.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-07-09
SHORT STORIES
OF
THE TO W N
Completing Storage Tanks.

Machinery was being installed today
in the big cement wheat storage tanks
Just erected by the Chickasha Milling
company at their local elevators to
help care for this years big wheat
crop. The cement tanks have total
capacity of $1,000 bushels.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-07-09
Two PLAYERS Released.

Charles Sisson, who has played the
outfield for Elmira for the past two
seasons, has drawn his unconditional
release. Gus Schmidt, who has been
carried on the Elmira list for two
years. though he failed to report. also
has been turned loose.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-07-09
Callahan After Franchise.

The latest report circulating about
Chicago is that Jimmy Callahan is try
ing to buy the Kansas City club Of the
American association.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-07-09
cIas.IfIeo aayer.lsemen,s, sueh as

Classified advertlkements, sucn as
Wanted" '~For Rent" For Sale
etc. win positively not be received for
the Express by phone. They must be
brought to the office. Please do not
phone them, it is embarrassing to US
TO refuse to receive them. LIST
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-07-09

When players deliver the goods I am
more than pleased to pay splendid
salaries, but will admit that there is
no great pleasure in paying big sal
aries for the pleasure of seeing men
warming up every day"