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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-02

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iamlil1gen, og enoelig bill ieg beoe
Dem, Der bar tenft paa at poe ct
Miorag, at ie11oc 8elpbet lnarelt
muligt for SnOlan1lingelt afll,ttes.
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-02
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-02
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-02
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Evening star., 1915-05-21
S5.oS Silk Raincoats. S2.Ss

Small LOT of Women's silk
Raincoats. in navy blue and
black: cemcntcd seams. full rc:
fnforccd aud guaranteed. sizes
36. IS. 40 and Il
Evening star., 1915-05-21

small lpI p1 W bDlel SIN
Raincoats. in navy blue and
black: cemcntcd seams. full rr'
inforccd and guaranteed. SMc-
SO. IS. 40 and ~
81 to 81 Wash Dresses, 69t
women's and Misses Street
and Porch Dresses. Of Noiic.
madras. .inCham. per"ales. and
lawns: also all over embroidered
effects: slightly mussed aud
soiled from handling; mostly
small sizes. r.4r
$3.98 Serge Dresses, Sl.S5
81 womcn's and Misses All
wool Serge Dresses. of French
serge and storm serge: several
smart models, in navy blue and
black, mostly small sizes.
49c Ratine, l9c ..-
45-inch Imported Eaiinr. in
neat mixtures Of tan. blue and
pink.
25c Ratine, lie
3S-inch Coiored taiine in Eight
blue. navy. ian. brown. piuk.
rose, cream aud white.
soc Sheets, 35c
Welded Bleached Sheets: dou-
ble-bed size.
10c Cotton, 57sc
36-inch Palma Rleached Cot
ton: soft finish grade. -...
zoe Pillowcases, lac
45x36 Rleached Pillowcases:
large size; genuine pillowcase
cotton.
&c Ginghams, SC
Standard Apron Ginghams:
blue. brown and green checks.
1zIzc PercaIes, 754c
36inch Percales. light grounds,
10 stripes, checks. dots and neat
figures.
z5c Oilcloth, 14I.c
a-auarter Table Oilcloth. in
plain. white. fancy and tilin.
effects.
Children's Aprons, l7c
Children's Gingham Aprons:
assorted blue checked effects:
long sleeves. pocket and belt;
sizes . to s years.
Children's Drawers, 7c
Children's Muslin Drawers,
cluster tucks and huttonhole
bands: sizes to 10 years.
Women's Gowns, 33c
women's Muslin Sightgowns.
round neck and short sleeves:
trimmed with embroidery edging
and beading; full cit sizes.
Women's Drawers, 1Sc
Women's Muslin Drawers:
deep hemsfitched founce and
French bands.
65c Mosquito Netting, 39c
Adams Best Make Mosauit"
Netting: 1-quarter width: s-,ard
pieces blue. black, pink or
green.
35c Crex Rugs, l7c
Genuine CreK Rugs: stenriled
designs. blue only: size 1Sx36.
soc and SOC LinoIeum,
I9c So. yd.
Heavyweight Cork filed Lin
oleums: Cooks brand: S-auar-
Ter width: lengths from 2 to 3t5
square Yards.
$1,000 Brussels Rugs, Sl0.50
axt2-ft. Wool Brussels Rugs;
seamless; choice of 10 patterns.
10c Crater, SC
Continuation Crater and Slicer;
made OF heavy tin.
z5c Pin Sets, &c
Gold Front Pin Sets, three in
set. neat patterns.
IlIzc India Linon. 7s4c
3O-inch White India i.inon:
snow-white bleached; hne quail
ity.
Evening star., 1915-05-21
Ioc Collars, lOc

19c Collars, lUc
New Quaker Collars. of sheer
organdy. hemstitrhed and lace
trimmed: some with embroidered
corners. -..
I5c Embroidery, I0c
bohemian Swiss Embroidery
Edges: various patterns; widths
up TO ) inches. -..-... 49,"
25c Ties, l7c
Novelty Crepe de Chine Ties:
plain and shaded effects: silk
cord slides and tassel ends.
19c Scarfs, I0c
Scallopad and Embroidered Ru-
reau Scarfs. Good quality ma
terial. 4 ...
Csc Centerpieces, 12I7c
Drawnwork and Lace-trimmed
Centerpieces; II and 81 inches
round. .
35c Table Damask, 18c
6O-inch Mercerized Table Dam
ask; FIVE neat patterns. "..
D ydTOS STdSu, lSA
Rleached Twill Cotton Crash:
six yards for l9c.
SC Laundry Soaps,
6 for I9c
Six regular &c cakes of Laun-
dry Soaps. including Cincin-
natl Oleine or Pearl White
Floating.
GiIlie's Coffee, 19c
Gillie's ]. NJ. NJ. Brand Cof..
fee. freshly ground. one-pound
packages.
I0c Cocoa, Sc
Regular 10c cans of Hershey's
Breakfast Cocoa.
10c Jello. 71zc
Regular l0c packages OF Jello:
assorted fiavors.
SC Milk, 2 for &c
Two regular &c cans OF Pet
Brand Evaporated Milk. .#
I0c Salmon, 7c
Regular 1oc tall cans of
Salmon e.EE.. .-..-....
SOC Mops, z5c
Wizard Oil Polish Mops, round
style, with long handles.
75c Boilers, 39c
Heavy Tin Wash Boilers;
strongly made; No. I size.
75c Alarm Clocks, &c
American Made NickeI-plated
Alarm Clocks: clear dials; every
one guaranteed.
$500 Roller Skates, SOC
Rollfast. Ball-bearing. Nickel
plated Extension Roller Skates:
boys and girls styles.
SOC Gas Lights, 19c
Inverted Gas Lights: brass
fixtures; all complete; easily ad
Justed.
Mems 39c Underwear, 19c
Mems White Gauze Athletic
Underwear. sleeveless and knee
length drawers.
Mems Soc Suspenders, Sic
Mems President Suspenders.
white and plain colors; wide or
narrow weddings.
Mems I5c Half Hose, 6Jzc
Mems Half Hose: black and
plain colors: made with double
heel and toe.
S1.50 Crepe, SOC
40-inch Black Canton Crepe;
extra heavy. deep, repy-dnish
grade: for handsome evening and
street costumes.
81 Panamas, CSC
Fine Panama Hats for wom
en-. misses and children: all
good shapes. Millinery Dept.
75c Pompons, 35c
Ostrich Pompons. in white
only. with two long whips: the
most fashionable trimming for
summer hats. Millinery Dept.
Evening star., 1915-05-21
81 81 !HeI@ [!!e 5[!s$ I@8SA41E $~ q

S1.00 Peau de Cygne, 69c
81 inch Bla''k fean de 'ysne;
rich. sat in face grade. soft
rlin-ins quality.
soc Habutai Silks. 29c
- inch Whit". Rlark and col
orcd japanese Hilutai Silke.
firm wov.n quality. fast rolorS.
75c Storm Serge, SOC
=, inch All-w"ol Storm Serge.
close woven quality. in black
and navy blue
l5c Writing Paper, SC
Regular lsc boxes Of Good
Quality Writing Paper: -
sheets of paper and ~ enyel-
opes to match
IOc and 15c Envelopes. sc
Linen Envelopes: - in each
package.
IOc Pen Points, Sc
One dozen assorted Pen Points:
good quality.
$3.50 and $500 Shoes. SOC
Womefi> low Shoes small
sizes aud nat,tow widths rainnr
,aii. gan metal aud Niri Kid.
Pumps. "xfoiti> aud c"l"niais.
None tried on
ChiIdren's Sandals, 48c
rhildren'S Barefoot Sandals.
ard =
Women's l2I,c Vests, 81 ,c
women's 'Cumfy'' Cut Vests.
low neck and sleeveless; taped
necks: hleached. light weight.
sizes 4, > and q.
Bows 25c Underwear, 19c
BOYS Light weight Cotton I'm
derwear: shirts with low neck
and short sleeves: athletic
shirts. knee pants; bleached and
unblea"hed: all sizes.
Women's SOC Hose, l9c
Women's Pure silk Boot Stock
inss: full fashioned foot. double
sole. heel and toe: lisle sarter
tons: BLACK or white. slightly
imperfect.
Bows 25c Hose, I5c
Roys' Heavy COTTON Hose; full
fashioned foot. ,.pub. sole. iieel
and toe; fast black aNl and ixl
ribbed SIZES I 70 10.
Bows z5c Caps, l2c
Bows Fancy Cashmere Golf
Cans. light and dark patterns.
Bows SOC Shirts, 37c
Rows White Madras Shirts.
attached and detached collars;
sizes l. To IL neck measure.
Boys $500 and $3.50
Suits, S2.45
Rows, Fancy Cashmere Comhi-
nation suits: yoke Norfolk coats
and two pairs OF peg shape
knickerhocker pants; all dark
patterns. sizes 6 10 l6 years.
Boys SI.O0 Wash Suits,
49c
Bows Plain Blu" Chamhray
Wash suits. sa ilor collar blouse,
beach style. with short sleeves;
sizes 10 10 wears.
PIC Dotted Swiss, 7s4c
2I-inch White Dotted Swiss;
extra fire sheer quality.
2oc Beach Cloth, I2I1zc
36-inch Beach Cloth; in cream
only: heavy. firmly woven
grade; for suits and dresses.
69c Crepe. z9c
Embroidered crepe, white
grounds with handsome raised
silk embroidered designs,
Ioc Batiste, 8s4c
40-inch White Mcrceriled Ia
tiste: extra soft finish quality.
SOC Suiting, 29c
h4-inrh BLACK and white Check
Suitings: various size cheeks.
SOC and soc Pictures, 2Sc
Framed Pictures: gilt and
dark wood holdings; some have
matted subjects.
Evening star., 1915-05-21

15c White Wolfe, 7Slc
nT-inch White Wolfe: two-ply
quality; for waists and dresses.
15c Organdy. 9s4c
40 inch White French organdy..
for waist. and dresses.
25c Pongee, CSC
81 2inch Colored Poncee: shown
IN a good assortment of street
and evening shades.
25c SanitoI, Ilc
Sanitol Tooth Powder or Tooth
Paste. Regular 25c size.
20c TaIcum Powder. I0c
Nenncn's Rnrated or Violet
Tal..um Powder
10c Cold Cream. DC
raGsett & Ramsdell's Perfect
Cold Cream. in tubes.
I0c Face Powder. &c
Wilhert's Face Powder sold
regularly at 10c box.
I5c CASTLE Soap. lie
Large bars. almost II. pounds.
Extra Quality White Floating
CASTLE Soap.
I,c Witch Hazel, Sc
Douhle-dist illed Witch Hazel,
full strength. haifpiut bottles.
I0c Styptic Pencils, Sc
Regular 10" Styp,ir Pencils.
for after shaving use.
I0c Electro Silicon, 6c
Electro silicon. ~. magi" sil
srr and metal ppii>i. 'N"tipn
Dept
III, &c Handkerchiefs, Sc
MEMS Pure Linen linmsiitrh
cd border IIa ndherrhirfs. good
quality and full size
l5c Handkerchiefs,
3 for Sc
Womens and Children's Hem
stitched Handkerchief, good
quality and soft finish.
Children's Waists. I9c
childrens skeleton Suspender
Waists, with rubber button ho6s
supporters attached Sizek to
IL years OF age. Motion Dept.l
SC Basting Cotton,
2 for &c
pressmskers Favorite Basting
Cotton. 500-yard spools.
I0c Foundations, SC
Tango Flare Collar Founda-
tions. sold regularly at Toe.
25c Sanitary Aprons, ISc
Women's Ssnitary Aprons. full
size and we'll made. Motion
Dept
Hose Supporters, 15c
II kory Hose supporters.
misses and children's sizes. er-
ira quality elastic: values worth
up 10 a5c pair. With each pair
Hickory Writing Tablet given
free.
SOC Gold Rings, z5c
Bahics' Solid Gold Rings. neat
bands: assorted sizes.
Mems $1,000 Suits, S6.o5
30 Mems and Young Mems All
wool Blue Serge Suits: satin-fin
ism lining; sizes 32 10 ~.
Mems $500 Trousers, SI.S9
Mems Strictly All.wool Rlu.
Serge Trousers; sizes 80 to -
waist measure.
SOC to 69c Suit Cases, 39c
Small lot OF Fiber Suit Cases
and High-cut Bags; assorted
sizes.
$500 Khaki Pants, SI.I9
Mems Extra Quality Khaki
Cloth Pants: cuffed bottoms;
well made.
z5c Ribbons, lzI1c
5-inch Ribbons, light and dark
fancy effects: also plain tat
fetas. in white. pink. light blue,
red and other shades.
SOC Hat Trimmings, 29c
Novelty Bands. for hat trim
mings. made Of Kid, In white
and black, finished with how
Of same material.
Millinery Dept.
S3.98 Cloth Skirts, Sl.9S
6y Womens All-wool Cloth
skirts, of serge, in navy blue.
black. cream, black and white
stripes: new circular model With
pockets; all sizes.
Evening star., 1915-05-21
Sale of Regular $1,000
BeaChClOth Suits
At $5.55

Wherever smartly dressed
women gather this summer
you will see the Beach Suit in
evidenee-it is enjoying
great vogue for all occasions
requiring cool, dressy suit.
We were fortunate enough
to secure a lot of these fash
ionable Beach Cloth Suits to
sell at less than the regular
price-about one-half what you
would expect to pay for such
quality and style.
Two new and stunning mod
els are shown
"The Exposition Beach Suit"
"The Sport Wear Beach Suit"
Both are trim and natty styles
in Norfolk and Semi-Norfolk eff
fects, with the new shape patch
pockets, contrasting linen collars
and latest fare or circular skirts.
All sizes for women and misses,
at S5.55.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-15
ROWLAND ON Scene
FOR THE Big BOUT
q Tough Battle from
the Contending Seat
tie Giant.

Frank Rowland, the big Kansas
giant, who is billed to meet Jack
Lester in a 15-round boxing contest
at the b, NJ. A. c. tomorrow night
will make his FIRST appearance at the
local club this afternoon at 2:3O. He
viii work out for the benefit of the
fans SO that all may get line on his
ability As a boxer. Rowland is well
Supplied with sparring partners and
will bring the entire retinue from his
training camp at ClaremOre.
Rowland has been training for sey-
cral days at Clarmore, where he has
a host OF friends and admirers, and it
Is expected that many fans from the
radium city Will attend the bout
Il am of the opinion that this
Lester Rowland affair will be one of
the best we nave staged, said Match
maker Jimmie Kelly Yesterday at
won't surprise me If this man Lester
proves to be = sensation. lie is a nice,
clean liver and mas never dissipated
in any form. He is Just the right age
to make good man in the ring. and
with his enormous size look for him
to come to ,he front in rapid strides" D."
Some CLASSY prclminaries are being
arranged ami the show as a whole
will be up 20 the usual b. NJ. A. c..
standard. The advance seat sale has
already opened at the Crescent hotel.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-15
REvALUING HUMAN FACULTIES.
I'm Oxford Professor FOrcsCcs World
Lesson from Russian Peasant.

1t would be no surprising thing II
the Russian peasants, with their kind
hearts, their simple notions of right
and wrong aud their incapacity for
sustained reasoning. were to show one
day tperhaps not far off a rate of
progress i'm democratic achievement
which would be the envy of the west
ern world,
\ rcvaludtion OF human faculties Is,
under these circumstances, inevitable,
and | think there is evidence that il
has begun. The kind heart of a Rus
sian moujik is a more valuable asset
20 civilization than the mighty brain
of German professor "A young
British subaltorn with his notion of
playing the game is a finer tactician
than the most astute member of the
German general staff These are re-
marks / have recently heard. They
may help To explain a fact which
many Of our friends i'm neutral coun-
tries have found hard to understand
the fact, mean, that we British
feel quite at home in our alliance with
Russia.
We feel that while the kind hearted
Russian needs to take only one step
forward TO place himself in line with
our ideals Of civilization, the intellec-
tual German will have to take hun
dred steps backward before he can
recover the lost path OF human
progress.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-15
PRODUCERS RETURN
To TULSA TONIGHT
Friday Will Be Tulsa's First
Chance. to See the Lo-
Gals in Action.

Despite the fact that the first two
games have gone into the discard. so
far rs the Producers are concerned.
Tulsa fans are Just as loyal as ever
and are anXtously awaiting the return
of the team Tonight the Producers
will arrive in Tulsa from the three
game engagement to open the season
here.
At least two thousand fans should
witness the first game here Booster
tiskets still are on sale and Judging
from the manner in which they are
going the grandstand and bleachers
VIII be crowded to capacity when the
umpire calls play ball"
That the Producers are i'm good
shape and playing at a fast clip rs as
lsured by the result of the game yes
Itcrday in wn.ch Oklahoma city nosed
out ahead by one score, when lucky
hit at an opportune time spoiled the
chances of the locals
Friday an opportunity will be given
To see just how the locals size up with
the Senators. Before the game "a gi-
gantic parade, headed by the Tulsa
band, will wind through the business
district city officials and loyal fans
VIII be i'm the parade. BE there.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-15

KANSAS CITY April 14-Easterly's
scoring on Main hunt and Hartley : error
in the twelfth enabled the Kansas City Fed.
erals to defeat ST. Louis.
Score. r. H. f.
St. Louis ...... 600 600 200 OOO-2 1
Kansas City 900 O2O coo OO1-3 Z /
Batteries Crandall and Hartley Packard,
Main and Easterly.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-15

R-oH 49, ..... ...... uHI 600 nUr q
Neu YORK. ...... ........ t1u DU5 atN-t6
~anntrt Bases on errors New York @
Hr1ck'Fn fwu hsss bits Doyle q Meyers
SnodsrasS rhorpe iohert three base hits
wheat h.us run. Fletcher sscnfiee hit
Nsrkis stolen bases. Snodrrass Merkif. left
or bases Neu York 9 Brcokiyn 4 double
play. Tssrtau. Flsfrhrr ard Mtrkls bases on
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-15
\ Matter of Habit.

His appeal seemed SO genuine that
Mrs Miller furnished the down and
OUT applicant with "a generous meal
She stood watching him for u
moment while the pity she felt for
the poor unfortunate expressed itself
in her motherly eyes.
why do YOU stick out the middle
finger Of your right hand so straight
while YOU are rat.ng2' she queried.
Was it ever hrukeu?'
mo, ma'am,' answered the tramp,
as he hungrily deyoured the tn ngs
set before him. but during my hall
cyon days | wore diamond ring on
that finger and old habits cling to
ong, you know -Harpers.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-15

ALDRICH REAL STAR


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nr.t f,Il,,,ol. IA. r,Idurrs ,,uyI, won
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noon q brilliant game q To I. Norris
FIRST nm for Tulsa ina the opcuiuE
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-15
Score Was Two and Up to
Seventh When Farmers
Find Tulsa Pitcher.
GAME MOVED RAPIDLY
Vaughn Pitched Veteran
Ball Allowing Only Five
Safeties.
Special to The World.


STlLLWATER, Okla, April l4.-In
the first real interior college game
of the season the Oklahoma A. a NJ.
college baseball team trounced ken
dall college here today to 2.
The game moved along with rapid
lty with the exception of two innings
when the Aggies played havoc with
the visitors, piling up the lead.
In the first round each team tai
lied two times. Kendall counted only
two scores on single followed by
two consecutive triples after two men
were down In their half the Aggies
came back at Young with a single and
la homer one after the other. tying
the score, For five innings more the
batters of either team went down in
one, two, three order, but in the sixth
the locals sent three runs over the
rubber on single, an error, sacri-
flee, triple and a secrifice fly. Then
in the seventh they romped one more
around the path on single and
double and in the eighth scored their
last on two singles,
Vaughan had the lead on his pitch
ing opponent, Young of the TulSans.
The a. & M, twirler allowed but five
hits, two being triples. He famed
twelve batteTs and allowed Nv bases
nor wild pitches, while Young was
touched for eight safeties, one being
a home run, one triple and one
single. He failed to issue a free pass.
but was marked up with one wild
pitch.
Mathies, Woodson and Humphreys
We're the only players securing more
than one single, Mathies swatting
four bagger and a single and Wood
son and Humphreys netting a triple
and one-baser each
Score by innings: r. IT, F..
Kendall 200 600 900 ,
Aggies .......200 003 11x-7 \ 3
Batteries-Vaughan and Netherton;
Young and Austin. Umpire, Merry.
Time 1885.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-15

Many schemes are being Developed
f1r Kidding clothing OF vermin. as
substitutes for the remedy used In
eace times-simple cleanliness. Gas
oline or Kerosene rubbed into the
ans is "a fayorite idea. A membe
of the French Academy Of Medicine.
however. has reported simpler
scheme. s which is good during warm
weather.
The soldier is directed to take on
: clothing and lay II on an ant hill
: he ants will soon discover the hid
ing places Of the lice and capture
{ EN- with enthusiasm. Saturday
Evening Post
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-15
o. U. TRYOUTS FAST
Sooncrs Come Close tn Records in Nn-
nual lntcrclass Track Event.

Special to The World
NORMAN. Okla. April 1i.-m the
spring track tryouts this afternoon
several state records We're threatened
and every event was closely contested
Minton In the discus throw came
within five feet of the state record.
with a throw of III feet. In the high
hurdles Captain Jacobs made the fast
time Of l6 1-5 seconds. SLOW time
was made in the short races because
of the high wind.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-15

No Game at Pittsburgh.
PITTSBI RGH. April lI.-Pittsburgh
Chicago not scheduled
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-15

7
Score by innings: r. H. y.
Chicago 100 600 O2O Ol9 8-7 ls 4
st. Louis .... 800 900 600 OlO 2-6
summary o.basc hits, Quinlan, Breton ;
three base hit Fournier: home run, Brief
stolen bases, Fslsch, E Walker. Williams.
blackburn; earned runs, of Wcilman in
IL 80 innings of Perryman . In ID in.
nlng off Jasper one in one nring sacrifice
hits, Weaver, Austin ., Weilman Breton, f.
Collins q. Walker; double play, Weiman to
Lawn; left on bases Chicago 7 St. Louis
q bases on balls, Scott I, Jasper 1, Welman
p hits Off Scott, In innings, Cicottc
none in one inning Jasper in 4 innings
Weilmau ~ in IL 20 innings Faber 2 in
Inning, OF Perryman one in one.third
inning, struck out, by Scott 9, Jasper e.
Nellmau umpireN Dineon aud Nalln
time, 3:3j
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-15
kcndnII Second Keats uieh

Kendall college second team de-
tcatcd Tulsa high school to in
q baseball game ON the college ath-
letiy field yesterday afternoon. Waters
won his own game. stealing home in
the ninth inning Kendall has is-
sued a challenge to any amateur team
in the city for a game at the college
grounds during any afternoon OF the
present week
Batteries for Kendall. Waters and
lambeth, for high school, Cutworth
and ShurtIrff
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Rated Tor shore in ninth.
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Boxers Run From Fire.

DRUMRlGHT, Okla, April H.
The upsetting OF gasoline lamp
caused a near riot at the end of the
Magirl- Young fight here Monday
evening. The lamps fiery contents
set ablaze some waste and somebody
shouted fire" The big crowd that
saw the fight started out through the
doors and windows.
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ST LOUIS. April l4-Chicag1 and 81.
loui, opened the American league season here
today with @ l3.inniul game. which the Wis
itnrs Won. Go g. ln the last inning
Tourucr', triple brought iu Brief and
Schelk who had singled
Mayor kiel pitched the first ball GOV.
cruor Major OF Missouri and many other
notabits were present
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE.


ATLANTA. April li New orleans de-
tcated Atlanta In the opening game Of the
sossuu here to-day 40 HhgbY pitching
ior New Orleans held Atlanta to two hits.
and for eight innings twirIed no.hit ball
Score boy innings. r. II H.
New orleans ...... goo O2l 600. /
Atlanta .. - uUU 600 COL l
bnucrir. HaEhy and Higgins. Pearson.
Williams aud Jenkins.
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ShnrtIcff Rcslrns

Upon the resignation OF FLOYD
Shurtleff as manager of the Tulsa
high baseball team Grain Cutworth
was elected to take his place yester-
day afternoon. Herman Lauteret was
elected captain OF the team.
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Il certain do love austruuCmy. re-
marked Mrs Oso Smart 90 her neigh
bor. Mrs. Ed l.. kashun. in the pres
sncc uf Homer lioch and have
been 50 interested this week in read
ing about Saturn and Neptune and an
the other ones that belong. you know.
go the solar plexus kansas city
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