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The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-04-27
Meeting In Interest
Of Cream Work VulIcL.

All parties living on rural route No.
i of the rural delivery who ore inter
cSted in tho subject Of creamery WORK
arc requested to meet mt tho residence
cf Mr. Wado A. Watson next Wcdncs-
day afternoon at o'clock.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-04-27
Meeting Ministers
Yesterday Morning.

An interesting and helpful meeting
OF the Ministerial Association OF the
city was held yesterday morning at
III O'Clock in iIotei Chiquolo. a
number OF of matters OF interest TO
the several pastors OF the city were
discussed.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-04-27
Unyellipg OF
WOOdmen Monument,

a large number OF people. some OF
them from Anderson. attended the
nnveiling exercises Sunday afternoon
OF the monument erected by the Wood
MEN OF the World in 'Bclton cemetery
at the grave of Sovereign f.. l.. Lol-
lis. late member OF Myrtle Camp.
The usual ritualistic services were
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-04-27

the contract for the new ones goes
to show that his work was pleasing
to the people Of Albany
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-04-27
Lorn! Dentists
60 10 Columbia.

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The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-04-27
THE ANDERSON
TODAY
ELECTRIC CITY SPARKLETS
Items of Interest and Personal Mention Caught che
Wireless The Streets Of Anderson

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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-05
Sunday Mad About II.

San Francisco, Aug. Don't ask
me about Akedp" shouted Billy Sun.
day in Il desperate etiort 10 make him.
self heard because Of his very hoarsc
voice, as he stamped out Of the dining
room Of the 81. Francis hotel here early
today. Red faced with anger, the base.
ball evangelist led the way 10 limous.
inc at the door, with Mrs, Sunday and
their boys following. Suit cases and
hand bags we're thrown In and Sunday
dropped into corner Of the back seat.
"It's none Of my business" cried
Sunday with a wave Of his arm 70 the
chauffeur and word 10 harry along
10 the depot
A reporter in n iitney followed.
At the depot Sunday was the first to
get out. He grabbed suit eases, ignored
porters, took moment 20 look around
to see that everything was all right
and then b0lted for the station gate
leading into the train yards, He hard.
ly gave the gatemnn dime enough 10
punch his tickets before he was through
and climbing aboard Pullman. A few
moments later he answered q knock
on the door Of his compartment
"You here again9" he asked, in
what was meant a shout, but sounded
like whisper.
The reporter faced closed door.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-05
mo Such God, No Such Christ,
No Such Heaven and No
Such He'll"
DR.. AKED SAYS THIS
ABOUT SUNDAYS HADES
ROckefeller's Former Pastor
Thinks Sunday SANDERS
That Unknown Section

ca, U.,... p ga,
oi,o1a %n nI"n'lsyu' aug o'-lheologieal
n o. 'tIs tLo "vie o sPn' wiae open mere today
otartaJ G IU''ilo'' W. W ncli' ply sunday
Eirat S ~, Di' CnuIIes r. Aked, or the
ari,, ToIs oI"s 'Es"p'onui p cnurcn, ana FORM
sirDoJ Vs,r sra.i ~ u rovhvIei,er i!e Pus'or, re-
dsoI 'O ,,t!m H. ori ine oon."pit'ee OF one nun
Laii i %mle" ulousmt 'he FORMER pase-
IooioppnIS oo pd"S.i os"nso'lSt mere because ne
Ievi"reu 1s'I tncre u no Sucll hell as sun
ui"S po"ones' 9lneT ,r ministers OF me
AZ hty,J "'V IN, INP','eu 70 hne up pehind Dr.
rnrt i S,"In,, mInp ""o'per loc'loh VIII sup
PoI, ''unuoy'
do,,i, , L.M hHeu no' o"IE Vpicc'tu 10 sun,
L:a9 wv, Du' MS Vou' MS 'hrlst ana
"'9 a,T TV".ou' W.. D. ,, ..
49, 1.dh nhuSS W. IIcc 10 Suy 'ha' there IS
%o su." uYu, Ho Sucn Ihtlsl no snch
uv"gon u','.5,'. unu ~ no Suc'l ncll as Dr' bllly
1Gnu"y ,,,iao pre.enus p,.i's ana ! cohlot eompro'
LaG %h"i,. :" PYsn''oH LUZ, uS " minister OF Jesus
EnIls, " Aked wrote IN asking
.""' s'o iVS'B"4'Io" Iroh lht commit
''o Vi NV p 4unu'ru m, we usccpleu'
W.! Don p@ehS sunday
,oa.a4s "ii',"s ~ ~ ~ H. H. pcIi, GNe'u,lVe
'et5 aeI5'iu'y ,y " 'ne con'ni'''ee' Dr' Aked
l.!, l"iu "V nuu oPpoSeu '"t movement 10
1,a g,a"s "u"uuy NY TO '1u, iIHnclseo from
.H' ou''I'' ~ iUunu "'iIlsell u nlIhoilty
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-05
Knights of Columbus
Council Is Ended

Seattle, Wash, Aug. with the clos
ing session today of the supreme coun.
ell of the Knights, Of Columbus, repre-
sentatives of the order began deserving
the city, most Of them bound on sight
seeing trips around the Sound country,
Archbishop Bonzano, apostolic dele.
gate, left last night for Helena, Mont,
where he will stay a few days with
Right Rev. John p. Carroll, before re.
turning to Washington, d. G.
The meeting last night was aroused to
a high pitch of enthusiasm by the read
ing of a cabled message of greeting
from Pope Benedict XIV,
1t was as follows:
"Rome, Aug 4.-The holy father
sends best wishes for the happy sue.
cess Of the national convention Of
Knights Of Columbus and as mark of
special affection, he gladly imparts to
the bishops and priests attending, and
particularly to the officers and worthy
knights the apostolic benediction.
(signed) "Cardinal Gasparri, papal
secretary
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-05
Canadian Pacific
May Build To Portland

Tacoma, wash, Aug. 5.--General
James NJ. Ashton millionaire tideland
owner, today informed the Pierce coun.
ty board of equalization that a Canad.
ian railroad would resume negotiations
after the war for the extension Of its
system to Tacoma and possibly to Port.
land. Options have been secured on
property here, he said, but were allowed
to expire because Of war conditions.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-05
Groom 70, Bride 73,
Married AT Seattle

Seattle. Wash, Aug, 5.-''In the
hearts of even old people there can be
frightened the fire Of love-, " is the way
Mrs. Helen l.. Kcyton tells the story.
"After all, we just kids" is the
way James NJ. Keyton tells It.
Keyton is 70, Mrs. Keyton 73. They
we're married Yesterday, They had
known each other two years, both felt
lonesome, so they decided to marry
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-05
NEWS OF THE WAR AS
PRINTED IN JERUSALEM
Remarkable Capture Of King
George and Long Distance
BOmbardment Of London

London, Aug, 5.-London people don t
believe all they read in the newspapers
of Jerusalem copies of which were re-.
ceiyed here today.
King George, one paper reported, was
captured early in the war by German
Zeppelin crew who dropped a powerful
magnet over board in one of the night.
ly flights over London and pulled his
majesty aboard, white faced with terror.
In the same week, this paper stated, the
ear Of Russia and President Poincare
Of France were plucked from earth
and made prisoners.
Another paper reported German guns
shelling London from Antwerp.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-05

on his shoulder. In the field one sees
a laborer earnestly bending to his work
and as steadily grinding away as if he
owned the field himself No striped
suits or even uniforms are evident and
the convict becomes an ordinary human
after all, and the reason he is a convict,
well that s nobody's business but his
own. You won't ask him why he u.s.
nor will he ask you why you are not
and Walter johnson will tell you that
anyone who will put in eight good hours
work in the hot sun without pay OF
grumbling is not bau fellow anyway.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-05
$9O,OOO,OOO Widow
Is Visiting Seattle

Seattle, Wash, Aug. 5.-NIrs. Mar.
shall Field, widow of the noted Chicago
merchant, is giving Seattle the once
over today. Mrs. Field, who is worth
approximately $9O,OOO,000, arrived here
with a party of friends of Washington,
D. G., in her private car "Chicago. "
She was in excellent spirits and ex-
pressed kindly feeling for the state
of Washington which gave women the
ballot.
~ am not suffragette, either, " she
hastily added, "but l do feel that uni.
versal suffrage is coming sooner or
later ~
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-05
TALKS WITH THE BUSINESS MAN
By Nels Darling.

advertisement that inspires pulling power Don't
largest stock goods country
people who the statement will know better Exaya
CANT confidence carefully assorted stock
is often much better from (which to make selections than
large
The columns Of the be made great selling agent
information advertisements, thepOn
Make good ads that people will
into the habit Of looking for
When u your purchase you talk
your goods Don't wait for him before
telling about the merits that harness suit Of clothes You
what their superior qualities arte them in the paper
and quote prices.
advertisement ISSUE of the paper be
page from catalogue Put individuality and personality into
your advertising
M#MMM MM#MM MM#M y * 4 * * x M&% x 4
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-05
CHILDREN BURN TO DEATH,

Lake Delaven, Wis, Aug, 5.-Afraid
to leap to safety, the three children Of
George Bryant, president of the Racine
Rubber company, hudded together in
the upper window Of their home early
today and perished in the flames that
destroyed the building. The fire
spread and swept ten cottages before it
was checked by dynamite. The loss is
estimated at 100000.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-05
Germans Capture
Line Of Trenches

Paris, Aug. j.-Loss of a line of
trenches to the Germans on Lingekopf
in the Vosges was admitted by the war
office today. Swarming up the slope
in a determined charge, regardless of
heavy fire from machine guns, the
enemy forces overwhelmed the French
and forced retirement at certain
points, the communique stated.
Along the Aisne and in the Argonne
artillery engagements are in progress.
In the Artois region cannonading and
hand grenade attacks continue.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-05
Conuict Flax PuLlers
Cover Themselves With
Perspiration and Glory

I've a blister me heel nd me beak's begun to peel,
We've an ache for every bone that in our backs
Me eye is full of dirt ther e IS number me shirt
An me hands is warped from puin bits of flax.
-(Kipling and others.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-14
% % uo OoOO 10000 10000 90
q q
ID FEDERAL LEAGUE u
% q
O % % % q - % q u 90 uuu 600 - y

standing ~ the Tcams
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-14
FORCEFUL WAY or APPLYING
HAIR TONIC GETS INTO COURT

school spirit received n smashing
hluw this morning when Judge o. l..
Price, municipal Justice dispenser.
handed down decision against n.
schwartz for using hottie Ms
weapon Of attack In II college hrawl
yesterday schwartz, the president Of
the schwartz Barber college. dSplen sed
by the remarks Of r n Neun. a stu
dent Of the oklahoma Barber college
used bottle In an argument ~ tu
the comparative quality Of the Gold
Rug, and the Gold Medal raEors. II
was alleged The oklahoma college
'lsps the Gold Hug while the schwartz
college uses the Gold Medal
lnasmuch M he used n bottle of
hair tonic 10 hit Nenn on the head n
the course of the argument the Judge
decided that he had changed the sui
iect too suddenly from razors IN hair
tonic. and that he had used weapon
with Intent tO do bodily harm
schwartz was fined 81 and costs.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-14
The PraetOrian Drill team will Ei,e
TRYING TO FIT AGRICULTURAL
WORK TO COMMON NEEDS

President Frank Gnult aud mcm
her, ~ the board " agriculture arr
holding IL conference to-day with pre>
dents ~ the six district agricultural
sohools, in which n course " study
Tor the future will br outlined Con.
dltions surrounding all the schools
VIII h" considered and changes where
needed Will he recommended The
course ~ study viii he mad, to con
form with the provisions " new law
passed by the Legislature which place,
tile agricultural schools In closer rela
tlon TO the common schools VI the state
In the teaching " agriculture
Those attending the conference ara
r VI McCOol. Murray school Tishu
mInga j \. Malone, Warner school :;
h u. Henshqw. Broken Arrow school /:
W y Johnson Helena school; S W
Black. G0odwell school A. {. FARLEY
Lawt0n school.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-14
ECHOES OF the STREETS
Go,ernor William. loda, nppoinlrd

Governor Williams today appointed
the following delegates 10 the South
rn Sociological Congress. to be- held
nl Houston, Tex, May y tu II. ur
! Vi Adams Nlntu, Dr G. r Bor
der Mnngum Dr Walter Cnpshav
Dr D. W Griffin Norman. W s.
pearlng Thomns Dr j. " Duke
Guthrie Edgar fcntuu, Dr K T.. Good
rich II 7 IaughbHum Dr j. W. ri
ley Dr. J J.. Shuler. II II Wilson.
oklahoma city. Mrs G. u Hester
Mrs II B Spaulding Muskogcc. Mr.,
Tom HOPE Ada A. ], Malone. Pryor
Mrs - A McDougul SUpulpa Rev
j. W M"sely Maugum Charles Page.
Tulsa j Harvey Randall, Baconr
Mrs Mary Y St ClHir Carmen. Nj,
Michael CuulHu. oklahoma City
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he National aud Ametiruu leagues
win enter lhls baseball season with tour
new managers two In each league Among
these. perhaps tho most Interesting IS
Wild hill Donovan. new mHuugrr VI he
New NOtk Americans
I'm going 90 rule with Kind words
not hard knocks nor hard language" shy.
Wild Bill
'NOl NUI was one uf the greatest
pitchers Of hls time and hs hps hcru
credited with having sump ut th, brains
that made 'hr rlgvr- of Detroit league
.hnmp,uns when hr vu. with them
Roger brsnuhnu. o. new manager uf the
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-14
CARRANZA MEN IN NEW YORK
on A CONFIDENTIAL MISSION

NEW YORK, April ~ Sent here
hy General CarrHnza on "confiden.
lial mission group ~ Mcliran-
headed by Colonel Alfredo Breccda,
Carranza IS private secretary was In
New York today. Colonel Brecedu
said the presence " the mission here
while General NictorlanU HupertA was
In New Rurk was merely u culnCl.
deuce The colonel said he intended 10
70 to Washington. but he was not sent
to ask recognition for Carranza. HE
was not at liberty 10 discuss the pur
puse NJ his trip but said he expected
to remain In the United States three
weeks
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-14
ITALIANS CALL 4 STRIKE
FOLLOWING DEATH or LEADER

MILAN. April IA Ignoring recon
mendatlous made by prominent Hti
zens. extremists IN labor circles have
decided IN cali general strike We'd
npsday rs Il protest over the denlh N
one of the demonstrators, who wa
wounded 10y the police In charging the
crowd which had gathered Sunday
for mass meeting at which ltaly's
attitude regarding the war was 10 he
discussed Leaders " the strike move
ment declined to heed appeals made
tc their patriotism ON the ground that
such manifestation As Is proposed
might weaken the prestige " Italy,
especially abroad
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-14
DOUBLE HEADERS RUNNING
TO SAVE MEXICAN SUPPLIES

DOUGLAS. Ariz. April l4-vnla
Representatives here late yesterday
stated that General Arosta Is moving
slowly eastward with the Intention ~
again surrounding Aguas prieta cut
Ing the NucoZan railroad. stopping
traffic and holding the army of Gen.
prul tHles In the town I'm view NJ
this report railroad officials nrr MAX
ing every effort TO get supplies into
camp and tn move bullion aud con
rcutrutcs to the border DOuhlehcud
err trains ARE running each way daily
General Asocta'> army IL said "a
number between three aud four thou
sand including 1000 NHuui Indians
under Colonel 'rhnlrlo General Cat
les nas about 3OOO men including all
the Garrlsons along the Nacuznri rail
road
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-14
WILL VOTE FOR POSTMASTER
BIT HE MUST NOT DRINK

WHITTIER, cal April II Con
gressman Charles Randall " the Niuth
California district having the rghl 10
recommend q candidate for postmaster
here. announced he would let the
choice fall ON the man selected at am
election lie prescribed however. that
the candidate must be- Democrat and
Il total ubslniner There we're eight
candidntes j II. Todd won Yesterday
by one vote His nomination wa, Tor
wHrded to Washington.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-14
BUSINESS HOT SES ARE CLOSED
FOR GAME IN GALVESTON

GALVESTON. Texas, April IL
Nearly alI business houses are to hc
CLOSED this afternoon In celebration ~
the opening of the Texas Baseball
League season here. There * 10 ne
II parade. specchmaklng aud dcdica
tlon NJ new park before the game be-
tween Galveston and Houston
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-14
DAILY II A NJ, 2:3O AND 7.3O P. M.

proclaimed and the attendance Is ex
pectrd to be- large Governor George
". Hays will pitch the first ball and
Mayor Charles T. Taylor ~ Little
Rock will receive No. both viii make
addresses as will also President
lnugh " the league aud President
Allen " the local club An auto pa
rndr will bee held prior to the start Of
the game
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-14
METROPOLITAN MUSEUM
REFUSES MORGANS OFFER

NEW YORK. April iI-An offer by
J. =. Morgan 10 meet the SlNN,OOO
expenses incurred when the Morgan
art collection was Installed In the Met
rupolitan museum has been declined
hy the executive committee ~ the In.
stitutlon. The committee told MIR
Morgan. 1t was learned today the
enulnment could be- used Tor other lis
n1aVa
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-14
JACK MADANS GOES TO
CHICAGO TO JOINS FEDS

SHREVEPORT, la, April II -
Jack McAdams, southpRw. formerly
with the Dallas Texas. league team
who was uut Of the game last year he
cause of y had arm and who had "a
tryput with Shreveport this year left
today to join the Chicago Federals.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-14
ARCHER IN GAME BEHIND
BAT; BRESNAHAN Is COACH

CHICAGO. April with st Louis
H. their opponents the Chicago VA
t,uuls were rrudy Tor the opening
game " the season here today. The
day was clear ana preparations had
been made to handle record break
iug crowd
Catcher Archer hose fingers were
dumnged on the training uip was
ready 10 tukc his turn behind the plate
for the Cubs with Archer I'm the
game Brcsnahan pnuned to direct
thr play from the coaching lines
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-14
HOLIDAY IN TT WORTH
FOR OPENING or LEAGUE

FORT WORTH Tex. April Ia
Two mayor elect and one mayor ARE
her" today for the opening game Of the
Texas league season between Fort
Worth aud DuIlus MayorElrct Lind
sley of Dallas will receive the first
lnll pitched by Mayor Elect Tyru ot
Fort Worth and Mayor Milan Of Fort
Worth will act ns umpire President
davidson of the league also Is here A
partial holiday has been declared aud
muuy stores will dismiss half of their
clerks Tor the game
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-14
JAPANESE CONCEPTION OF
wOMANHOOD II NOBLER

TOXIC April l4-Addressing a
meeting of Japanese aud foreign
Christians held to inaugurate ali evan.
g,llSt movement preparatory to the
II ternational SUNDAY schuol conyen.
llon VI 1910. Count Okuma, the Japn
ncse premier made the statement that
Christianity had given Japan, among
other things nohler conception "
wumanhoud.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-14
"LAJOIE DAY" GREETS SECOND
BASEMAN AFTER IS YEARS

PHILADELPHIA. April "A Fine
weather greeted the fans who tray
rled to Shihc park today to see the
opening game ~ the season between
Philadelphia American league cham
pluuS, and Boston
This wa- "lujoir Day In honor of
Napoleon luiuic second baspmau. who
came back to Philadelphia after an
absence NJ rs wears
Incidental 10 the opening ths 1871
American cuh penuAnt was flung tu
the breeze
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-14
JOHNSON AND COMISREN
ATTEND GAME IN ST. LOUIS

ST LOUIS April "A st Louis
fans are ready for the fourteenth au.
nal opening " the American league
season here today between Chicago
und 81 Louis Ban B Johnson, pres
ldeut of the American league aud
Charles G. Comlskey, president ~ the
Chicago club. will attend the initial
contest
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-14

.hiugu cub. loo the National league H.
ot course, % known quantity lie manoyed
The ~ Louis club " the same league nut
under hnudI.ap which may hnve Inter
turrd with hlt su..ess
l1f Moran new chief nf the Phlllirs
bus succeeded lhr fiery Red lluom Tie
was luug 'hu srgund string cuichpr of the
cub, hut hr n. hnd no prryiou, expert
rn.r a- t mNuuupf
Clarence Rowland. new leader ot the
White Sow m ,Hlrago has had cyperlou g.,
lu minor league. aud hls work ln the
l.g IrurU, u.N nn very carefully watch
ODD b, chicago titles.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-14
RIGHT TO JAW PUTS FLYNN
IN LEAD OVER Al REICH

NEW YORK April IL Porky
Flynn of Boston outfought Al Reich
" New York la lO-round bout here
Tuesday night Reich had Flynn
groggy iu the hfth round, but just be-
fore the he'll Flynn scored heavy
right 10 the jaw Thereafter Flynn
had decidedly the best " il. Flynn
weighed l9s pounds aud Reich 2O5
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-14
BOSTON CHAMP EAGER FOR
FIRST GAME; MAYOR TO PITCH

HOSrON April 1.-THE opening
W IN" National League baseball sen
SON today found the worlds cham.
pIon Boston team eager Tor its first
game against Philadelphia az Fcnway
Park Mayor Curley had accepted nm
invitation 10 throw the first hau The
day duvucd clear aud cool
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-14
GUNBOAT SMITH GETS
DECISION OVER WEINERT

NEW YORK April IA Gunhoat
smith. california heavyweight out
fought Charley Welnert " Newark
y j.. In 10 round bout In Brooklyn
Tuesday night The weighE we're
Smith lSu. Welnert III.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-14
WEATHER IS FAVORABLE FOR
THE OPENING AT CINCINNATI

CINCINNATI April Weather
conditions were favorable early today
for an auspIrious opening Of the Na-
t'onHl league championship season
here today by the Pittsburgh and oin.
clnuati clubs
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-14
L. $. ARMY TRANSPORT SAILS
TO TAMPiCO FOR REFUGEES

GALVESTON, Tex, April 1.-THE
United states army transport Sumner
sailed early to-day FOR ramplco where
she viii take uu about 700 refugees
who desire 10 return to the United
States
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-14

MAIESTER. Oh Apru "A Seven homie
runs, seven two base hits and n total ~
~ safe oues broke up a good game for
the Miners here Yesterday and gave bent
sou the big eud Of the opening contest
Phil Ritter opened the affair hy seudiug
two over the hOards but he SCI u bad et
ample ana soon the visitors Wete dupi
fshnE the stunt 10 the sorrow NJ tho
Miners Al the end Of the ninth the score
was II ~ = IN favor NJ the Texas team
Danison .......... u2O Oil $40 n If !
MeAlsster ......... OO2 2lO O2 Sll 1
Batteries CoVington Nrely and Merritt
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-14

BROOKLYN, April % Ny score ~
4 To Brooklyn dropped tur las, game ut
the opening series 10 Rutrgio schultz wHs
In fine form Enrlc sent the winning run
across In the seventh with % double
RuffaIO - 1000 lOO 9OO > {
BROOKLYN .. - Ot4 unu hUU . %
Batteries Srhulu and Allen Rlueja,k
rl Sputuu aud Land
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-14
PETROGRAD INCONSISTENCIES"
KILLED IN NIGHT EXPLOSION

PETROGRAn April ii--Fiftcen
persons were killed last night by an
explosion In mn Illicit alcohol distil.
lery at NolLhnya. n suburb.