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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-23
1Batted for Mitchell in sixth
NNBatted for Shields in ninth

SummAry-Fnrned runS, JTtYeI1nd J, De
troit 2: two.base hit Shields Turner Chap
man, Crawford . Wit, Veach sacrifice hits,
Turner, Young Witt; stolen base, Cobb
Crawford hits, off Mitchell, in 6 innings
Hagsrman 3 in innings: first base on balls,
off Mitchell |, off lIagerman 2 off Dubuc
/; hit by pitched ball, by Mitchell Cobb
struck out by Mitchell ., by Dubuc wild
pitch, llagcrman; first base on errors, De.
trot . left on bases Cleveland T. Detroit
10 Time > hours. t'mpires % Loughlin
and Hildebrand
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-23
Washington q. New York

NEW YORK April -, The New York
Americans opened their home season here
today by losing to Washington s to / New
York only run was home run by Boone
lIartzell received four bases on balls in as
many times up.
Mayor Mitchell started the game by throw
ing out the first ball
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-23
COLLEGE BASEBALL

Tallahassee, Florida-Auburn 7; Univer.
sity OF Florida .
Washington-Catho university 3; Hsr.
ward l. 10 innings.
Princeton, n. J.-Princeton 7; Washing
ton and Jefferson 3
Columbia Mo.-University OF Missouri o;
Chinese University OF Hawaii 3.
Annapolis lnd.-North Carolina 8 Navy Q
Macon, Ga-Mercer Vanderbilt 0.
Charlottesville Va University Of Yir.
ginia l. University OF Georgia o.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-23
In shape for Meet.

careful wedding proCcts has been
made since the LonEhOrn fight and
torhctt is more sure Of the qualities
.ot his men. Just before leaving he
would not predict victory over ovens
men, but CharaCtcrlstiCally remarked: {:
I'VE won't be licked TIL the meets
over which interpreted, means
that his veterans will exert them
selves 10 the utmost and his new men
viii try for recognition, as Is always
the case decidedly when they are
against -. t.
The AEgics have won eight of the
II state intercollegiate meets and
hold eight of the 10 state records.
while iIaNcnstritc, who rs a big factor
OF the weight brigade this spring
holds the southwestern record i'm the
hammer las feet i inches made
last year at Austin, Texas.
Captain cobb is strong man in
the short distance races aud low
hurdles, with AyCock and Minor close
behind him lliIdchrand and IS Low
cry viii run the half-milc, T.. LoWcry
will help lIaNcustritc in the hammer;
kcnucy will work with him In the
discus and with +. IoWcry in the shot;
MCElroy and NJ. WuodSon or Andrews
will enter the pole vault, Aycock will
assist cobb in the low hurdles and
Minor ana Hale will do the high
hurdliuE, cobb, AycoCk or Minor will
run the tWo-twonty, Horton and Wat
son are listed for the Quarter-mile; /;
Butler ana Payne are milcrs; Hale
lirscoe and Brewer viii work in the
jumps high and broad.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-23
Boston 7. Philadelphia g.

BOSTON, April 22-Thc Boston Ameri
cans won in unexpected fashion from Phil
adephla today, 7 to 6. Victory came in
ninth when Wagner popped an easy fly to
Murphy The bali dropped right into his
hands and out again. With it went the
scored,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-23

Detroit 8; Cleveland 3.

CLEVELAND, April % Cleveland lost
its opening game to Detroit TO 3. bad
inning for Mitchell allowing Detroit to bunch
-four hits with the pitcher own error pro.
duciug four runs
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-23
philadslnhia &: BOSTON 1

PHILADELPHIA April 22 Philadelphia
defeated Boston : 10 in the opening game
Of the National league season here today.
The home team made five runs IN the eighth
on five hits. two stolen bases, q pass and
errors by Gowdy and Hess.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-23

BLOWS FENCE DOWN


NprIIW 10 IT' WUII-
PARIS April 2a 4 hard wind and rain
storm stopped the game between tlo Sunpprrn
and Producer, today n the last half OF the
seventh inning with one Paris muu out and
two ou bases, Considerable damage WAS dour
to the bnll park the north md wrst fences
being blown down Cross sensational catch
OF lime drive featured
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-23
shaw. p .............4 90 . o
Totals ...... ......36 II ~ II o
NRan for Milan IN ninth.
XXl3attcd for McHale in seventh

score by innings
Washington ..... .....OOl oil lOl-j
New York ..... ......COO 600 lOO-l
summary Two.base hit Acosta; three
base hit, Foster. home run, Boone, stolen
base AcoSta, earned runs, Washington 3,
New York sacrifice hits, Pecknpaugh,
Ncirde. sacrifice fly Henry: double play,
Peckinpaugh Boone and Ppp, left ON base
New York : Washington II; first base on
errors, Washington > bases on balls off
Mcilalc :, off Brown 3, off Shaw & hits
off McHale in innings off Brown 3
IN 2 innings, baik, Shaw struck out by
Mcliale !, by Brown l. by Shaw g. Empires
Evans and Mullancy. Time 2:lO.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-23
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Louisville g. Cleveland 7.
Milwaukee IL; St Paul g.
Columbus 4 T. indianapolis 2
Only three games scheduled
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-23
WESTERN ASSOCIATION

Oklahoma City Denison
De NlSNN AprlI '- so game. rain
Muskogee sherman
SHERMAN April 2- 80 game rain
Fort Smith McAlester
MNIFSTTR April g2 SO game rain
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-23

NORMAN. April 22-Second Aggie-
Sooner baseball game was postponed, !,
rain.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-23
AMERIcAN AssocIArIoN
Where They Play Today

WESTERN ASSOCIATION.
Tulsa Hf PARIS
Font Smith ~ N,NI.s'er
Oklahoma tIN lf NruINuu
N.rhurpu a' sherman
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-23

IT~o lT,',', out when winning run scored oHD ~
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-05-13
Notice Of Sale Of School Bonds

Notice is hereby given that tue YOU"
~ Board of Public instruction Oh -.
Soto County, Florida, will receive sea-,
ell bids at the office Of Superintendent !,
of Public Instruction Of said eoun', :"
the court house at Arcadia sI ',,''
until noon. May 20, 1915, for Tue pu'.
chase of Special Tax School pis'. .,
Bonds. authorized and issued AL -"
sum of seventeen thousand h'e NJ"
dred (S17, 500 dollars by sebrlhg spe
ciai Tax School District No. 81 Oh w
Soto County, Florida, bearing da'e "
October list. 1914. And fifteen 'iiDus
and (S15yO00) dollars by Nocatee ~
cIaI Tax School District No. D. Oi D
Soto County. Florida, bearing oa'e -
Tuly LIST, 1914. The entire issues 70
wit; ,.s.adl
Seventeen thousand I've npnure
isi7.5eol dOllsrs aud ffteen fhop-"nc
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-05-13
Notices. MetiO,,.


Notice Is hereby given that an cleo
iloh Wi'l be held Saturday, June 9th
y. ID. 1915 IN Special Tax Schoo
districts NumJe One, Two ans Thlr
WIour, for the purpose of electlns
'hree trustee. - voting the npullei
OF mills to be ievied aud collected an
h"aly in each district for the ensuing
two years.
dhe following persons have been az
f'inted inspectors and clerks to hold
H'Id election:
Arcadia District No. i. Polling
PlSoe' office Of Fred s. Gore, corner
N'tk street and Brevard avenue. Chas.
Green, T.. IS. Semple and Fired S. Gore,
If-i'ectarss w. +. DumwOdX, clerk.
frnta GOrda District No. .. Polling
I'i''ee- Punfa Gorda High School: d.
A. Waehob, ]. NJ. Weeks and +. r. |
inspectors; A. u. Tucker,
Jerk. !
Charlotte Harbor District No. "a.
"'Ank piaee, CHARLOTTE Harser school
'ulding: Sumner Giddens. n. $.
'"herts and l.. l.. Barnhill, inspect
~; j. II. Mauek, clerk.
81 which election all qualified elect
rs who live In any One Of the above
istricts and vino have paid tag on :
al or personal property for the year
IA within said district in which he c
res, win be qualified to vote In said
strict.
Ry order Of the Roard OF Public IN a
reiction for DeSoto County. Florida, q
* the 9TH day OF April. A. d. 1915. $
r. -. MccLELLAND. q
Chairman. W
Attest: Jas, o. nicijey. supt- aud
yesaFy. 4-i5swl 4,
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-05-13
A NEAR POEM.

' The proud cock crows with iusty lung.
Filled with air of pine and seashore
brine.
With an air that Is hung with the
sweet perfume ~ orange bloom.
And thrice he crows.
His notes are strong.
On icssamIne and morning glory vines
This proud ChantIcleer--
The keeper Of the suns repose-
bids His Majesty to wake
Aud unfold the petals Of magnoliaS
and the rose.
And smile on the fair land his golden
beams make bright.
And turns into diamonds the dew
drops Of the night.
The King Of Day Awakes and
smiles
or natures pretty fields that stretch
away for miles and miles,
And casts loving glance
on laden trees with juicy golden
globes,
Aud CARRIED in natures grecncst regal
robes.
His bright eyes dance.
For they see everywhere
The same sweet, pure. care-free air.
and makes him say,
while I am King OF Day.
have my throne In this home of IF--
Sctual May,
And spending sunny life In real sun
shiny way, :.
Ny palace shall stand
On the pleasant sand
Ind among the grand 4
Did pines Of My Florida. -
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-05-13

1FY pier or customers,b 70 <hequirS
~ JONES'. bis Successors or as
q II extend the service mains and
= " tEhpn pipes into such streets
VIVA lf points, IN said city as may
necessary, provided such ex.
n, W. kall not he required except On
J, Z M. kcation OF at least two bona
! SaEN bmers for each one bundled
az - maln pipe required for each
ElteiE Zion, which customers must agree
= continue customers for at least tie
!. hear.
y BE It further ordained by said au'
Nhcrify: That the City Of Arcadia %
eleryes unto itself at any time dusmg
the life OF this franchise. or any re,
newal or extension Of the same, the
rl.ht To purchase. aud take over this
Gas Plant at such value as may he
| agreed on between said city and the
. ,Iers Of this franchise and plant.
In the event said value cannot he
aslced on between the owners and
the city, then, IN that event, the value
lowing manner, to-wit; by arbitra.
tiCn, the city to select one arbitrator,
the owners one. aud these two the
third, all of whom shall he non-pSi.
dents of the City Of Arcadia, who shall
proceed to assess the market value of
said plant, taking into consideration
both the intrinsic worth of the phys
icnl property I'D the average net In
cOIneSof The plant during the preceding
five years, as well as other items uf
value.
II. The said John l.. Jones, his sue ,
ecssOrs and assigns shall have the right ,
10 make, establish, maintain and CT
force such regulations for the proter.
ton Of the Gas Plant and distribution
system as may he reasonable, neceSSn.
ry and proper, md protect themselves
from fraud and imposition, and may
In their discretion refuse TO furnish
gas and to cut of the supply from amy
customer who is IN default in the i'ay.
nent OF a gas bill rendered under the
limitations herein imposed.
IA. All ohdinances and parts Of or
finances IN conflict with the above i'c,
md the same are hereby repealed. =
10. This ordinance shall take effect
on its passage and aI-
rovaI by the Mayor.
Passed in regular session by the City
ouncil OF the City Of Arcadia. Florida,
II this the 18th day Of April, A. d.
c15.
Signed) w. ID. BELL.
President Of the City Council.
l hereby certify that the foregoing
rdinance was duly enacted by the n
ity Council OF the City OF Arcadia. r,
lorida. and l do hereby present the i
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-05-13
Notice.

The regular annual meeting Of the
Stockholders and Directors OF the
King Lumber and Manufacturing
Company win be held at the office Of
the King Lumber and Manufacturing
Company. at Nocatee, Fla, on Tues
day, June Sth, 1915. S-g-2t
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-05-13
Notice.

d, The regular annual meeting OF the
Stockholders and Directors OF. the
Nocutec Trading Company viii be held
at the office OF the Nocatee Trading
Company, at Nocatee, Fla, on Tues
day. June sth. 1915. 5-6-2t
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-05-13

The Daily News is the only daily
paper published In DeSoto county, ana
receives the wire press reports OF TIE
International News Co. Nuf sed.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-05-13
Notice.

NOtlet.
S as' 4 petition has been ala,
IN Bua ne County Board OF Public IN
,;ss r. in and for Desoto % comm IN
y. residents Of Bowling Co.,
- N school District No. 10
ing said Board of pnh,lo ~
20 can an election of tbe
q 4 n,. ,e.'ors or said Special Tax
district to determine whotnan
!. " r shall issue bonds in tbe
= Twenty Thousand Csaoaeo NJ,
~ , son' Thousand Five HIM,
'i4ooO) DOilars OF tb,s .,,,1. ~
Oe used for the purnoso as
INA grounds. building. emdp.
qua furnishing a Junior I,,, IT.
at Bowling Green. ,wn- ~
hi ana u o'ner purposes strictly |
e.. "nu Pertaining to the ostan
seh a'u maintenance of a Junior
,n,s .u0O, at Bowling Green Tna
,ss so rive Thousand, Five Hun.
,, $1,000 Dollars to be divided
sums 5 Of Two Thousand tsa ,,oop
~ 9 o' 7. Thousand $1,000 Nr-'G Dol.
sO Sru n oSe thousand Five Hundred
H. D, Dollars the same to be used
f,,, ~,'spose Of erecting. eouIpnIne
a,a ana Improving school grounds de-,
! ps,a.. lns to the establishment
n I, i,'e'spectlyely, in the fo,,ow,"n =
p = I, aid district; One school op o"rt,'
wy s."ts Creek and west Of Ro~ Viz, =
Il. ~. "ae school south Of payno.s n
=. ~ one school east Of Peace q
i 49, Stfuliy submit that sa,d 9,
70 :, mt Interest at the rate Of FIVE n n
M 'a 'O per cent. per snnum -
d.,s inner in thirty Cso) wears
! T !, q said issue or in INSTALL
''A'ed Intervals dusfog said s.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-05-13

y regular annual meeting Of the
rSfockholders and Directors Of the Noe
aztec Crate Company VIII be held at
the office of the Nocatee Crate Com
pnny. at Nocatee Fla, on Tuesday,
June Sth. 1915. 5-6-2t
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-05-13

| ~ according 70 the BsOvisions
r M Z y. Ianlt Of the State Of Florida.
IN bond Shall remain in force for
Hsod nntil six months after completion
III ,e building, and acceptance OF
q anne by the architect and owne.. Z I
4 Contractors wishing to bid may yp'
ktsgb drawings and specifications frgpl
! charles p. Nelderhauser ami Vnllam
In Redditt, architects, 2O1 RuihPrai
lRuIldlng Arcadia, Fla, " appiypsI
for same and Accompanying. his appn'
c,tlon with a deposit in the amount 81
500 90, So so Of this deposit WI oej
reminded on return Of sciS drawings
ana specifications within Eve days al
70, bids are received. g.
Failure on the part OF the cOntrac'o'
~ either give a bona Ade IBID OH tue
work or return the drawings and spec
iGcations within five DAYS after Dids
arc received. without cost to the ar
chitect, will forfeit the VOW DiN"
b,gs may be seen at the offIoe Of Chas'
p Neiderhauser and winiapl L. Red
lit. POI wllllford Building, Arcadia
5ga. :,
Face brick FOR the outside walls VIII
}. selected by the Board OF Public III
tructIon at 'beir-offlce In Arcadia OH
be 9Th day of siay, A. d. 1919 sam.
lies with prices must be suOm''eu
'or brick costing between $ll ana
q per thousand. r. o. B. ears Sc
ring and Nocatee.
The right Is reserved to reject an!
nd all bids.
This notice is given by order OF lne
GARD of Public Instruction OF Ie''"
County. Florida this the Bird day OF
arch. A. d. 1915.
JAS. o. Buckley a
% to 5-22. secie'"'
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The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-05-13

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"a day Of bIay, 1915. Y
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y arcadia Florida 4; william
Arcadia, Florida william,
, Of sparkman, Florida, wn,
Areutz' Of parkman. FIor-
ROBERT W. DAVIS,
Register.
The De Soto County news. [volume] (Arcadia, Fla.) 1898-1924, 1915-05-13

Attest 4 Jas. o. njclley. Bupt. aud
eeege;aU. 4i5-sW
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-15
THREE DIMENSION
WARFARE DESCRIBED
ny REGINALD 4. FESSENDEN,

boston, July 1.-THE Fundamental Al
change taking place Is one OF space
dimensions. Until recently warfare was
one dmensional in character. Two point
clusters of men called armies moved
along lines TILL these lines intersect Ing
at ~ point. battle was fought there
one dimensional warfare is conclusive
and favors the attack
In two dimensional warfare two lines
or men move across an area and meet
along line. This type IL inconclus.e e
and favors attack and defence to about
the same degree, This is the type of
the European wal at the present.
In three dimenslonal warfare two
areas OF men move across a volume and
meet over an area. II strongly favors
the defence, since instead OF lines OF
communication II has areas but 1t ne
cessitates elaborate and long preparation
and is very decisive. so lack OF ppepara-
tion cannot be retrieved
This is the warfare OF the near fu-
ture. OF the aeroplane in the air. the
submarine in the sea, and mine and
countermne In the ground Naval and
military work is, of course. largely sci
cntiiic in character, and lons the off,
GERS of the army and navy will be found
large number OF thoroughly scientific
men: but the formation of a board
purely advisory in character will un-
doubtedly he extremely useful for the
settlement of certain important prob
lens REGINALD A. FEssENDEN.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-15

THE SIN asked inventors and scien-
fists whose names have been mem
toned as possible colleagues with
Thomas A. Ed.so on the new Navy
Advisory Board yesterday for their
views on changes in methods of war
fare. The questions, based on the
statement by Secretary Daniels that
the war bids fair to render present
nayies obsolete. were whether or not
some great and early change in meth
DDS of warfare is imminent; what the
next important development IN the
naval, aerial and terrestrial fields of
war is likely to be, and how important
a part in these changes the scientist
will take.
Replies to these questions from
Hudson Maxim, inventor Of the ma
chine gun: Prof Reginald 4. Fessen-
den. inventor of wireless control Of
torpedoes, Charles T.. Steinmetz, the
General Electric Company expert, and
Orville Wright the aeroplane inventor.
are printed below.
Mr.. Maxim considers the problems
now facing solution to he an answer
to the submarine and an effective
means of getting an enemy out Of
modern trenches without the present
cost in artillery ammunition and lives.
Mr.. Stcinmetz is looking forward to
the development of the "submersible
cruiser" seagoing submarine which,
through superior speed, can cope sue
cessfully with the battle cruiser,
Prof. Fessenden, in approving the
scheme for an advisory board regards
such scientific advice as beneficial in
solving the problems presented by
what he terms and describes three
dmensional warfare"
Mr.. Wright, speaking particularly of
the aviation branch Of the United States
defence forces, says that there would
be difficulty in obtaining u sufficient
number of aeroplanes in case of war,
because OF the scarcity of enough suit
able motors. The planes themselves
can be made here rapidly enough to
meet requirements, he says, although
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-15
WHITMAN PUTS OUT A FIRE.
F"rms bucket brigade aud saves
Farmhouse Near Albany,

ALBANY, July 1i.-Some farmer on
the road between Round Lake and Al
oany owes the fact that he has a roof
TO cover his head tonight to Gov.
CHARLES s. Whitman. The Governor was
returning to Albany from Round Lake
tate this afternoon with his military
secretary. Major J. Stanley Moore. in
MS automobile when Major Moore dis
covered a fire burning in a farmhouse
IN Latham. little suourJ OF Albany.
The Governor at once stopped the auto
mobile and ran into the house, with
the Major and the chauffeur.
They found the fire had started in the
Kitchen from an oil stove and was well
under way with apparently no one
around the place. Each OF the three
grabbed receptacle and formed an i'm
promptu bucket brigade. They soon
mad the fire out but they were none too
soon. as In a few minutes the blaze
would have gained too great a headway
to be extinguishsd.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-15
JIGGER? IT BITES
WHEN IT'S A BABY
"Attack Its Disappearing En-
tremitieS." Marine Hos
pital Services Advice.

wssHtNGroN. July it--Whoever is
sick these summer days may be told
he has the harvest disease" Ills
friends may ascribe Il to errors OF diet.
o'erexertion. poisoning but he may take
!; from the official bulletin of the Ma
rine Hospital Service. just issued. he
probably has been jiggercd. In other
words. he has been stung-stung by the
jgger. or harvest mite.
The bulletin on the igger. which has
served TO divert attention in official cir
cles for the moment from the war in
Europe and the fact that the income tax
is overdue, warns against confusing this
harvest mite with the Itch mite" whicn
has been with the human race since the
beginning Of history, or the straw
has been only recently discovered" and
is acquiring somewhat of repu;a-
ton"
The adult jlgger H. harmless" are
the man who has been jiggered, but the
baby jiggers are the ones that are now
coming to the cities and biting folks.
II one is sensitive about having been
1isgered he may say he is suffering from
rombdiosis." The treatment pre-
scribed and the manner of its applica-
tion are familiar. Father has used 1t
successfully on sister Mary's beau since
the beginning of time ana the family
bulldog has applied the same treatment
TO tramps. The bulletin advises An at
al
ties of the pest.
The sufferer can almost Invariably
point with eXactness 10 the burrowing
sites and Frequently the disappearing
extremlties of the intruders may be OBJ
served, needle. sterilized by boiling,
may he used to pluck the invaders from
their dermal intrenChments."