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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-24
FRUIT CROP is LARGE

PONCA CITY, Aug. - The Chiloc
70 lndlon school IN busy taking care "
the hig fruit crop raised ON the reser.
gallon surrounding the school. They
have canned four thousand quarts OF
plums cherries and other fruits aud
are planning lo put up several thou
mnd cans of peaches.
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Washington Forecast

Oklahoma Tonight and Wednesday gen.
rrrUF fair
Kansas Gruprally fair tonight ana
probably Wednesday
Louisiana Unsettled ton'g' nn1 Wed
nns0ny probably shower and thunder
storms
Arsmsn. Tonight aud "Wednesday parf
'E cloudy
East Ia,u- Unsettled ..gN .uH Wed
us,daN probably shOWt.t auf thunder.
storms 'u the interior
West IrAss Tonight nn' wednesday
unsettled
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JOINT STATION
PLANS EVOLVE
RumOr Assumes SemblanCe Of
Fact That Rock Island and FriS-
co Are 10 Build Here
THE MAYOR MODS SIGNIFICANTLY
Proposal Includes Belt Line and
Office Building Features
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HARRISON WILL TALK

A speciOl program has been prepared
FOR the MONDAY meeting ~ the All
club at the Sklrvin hotel Wednesday
The principal talk win be- made by
W b Harrison ~ the oklahoma
bankers association.
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MARIEITA, Ga. Aug ~ At
Ava II 40 Il IN, three minutes after
retiring the coroner jury investigating
the iyncmug Of Leo NJ. Frank returned
verdict that Frank came u his
death by hanging at the hands OF
PARTIES unknown.
II had heard no testimony concern.
Ing the identity Of ANY person cou-
nectrd with the affair
MARIETTA, Ca, August "A. Prior
TO the resumption here today Of his
Inquiry into the lyuchlng of Lev NJ.
Frank Just week ago, comparatively
little was known of the plans VI Cor.
oner Juhu Booth. The jury " Ia
quest was impauelled Just after
Franks body was cut dow II from the
oak near the William Frey guhouse.
Al that time members Of the Jury
heard two witnesses establish the
Identity ut the dead man and then
adjourned until today
Several persons said to have seen
the lyurhiug party on the road near
Marietta We're expected 10 tell what
they knew, but the likelihood NJ learn
lux the identify uf any VI the pur.
tirpouts ln the affair all along has
hrru regarded as distinctly remote.
The lynchiug win be- officially called
to the attention of the Cobb county
grand jury September I.
br " H. pprkinson was selected
as foreman M the jury which was
composed of six residents ~ the
UJuufiuueI on Last Pourt
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THE WEATHER
Generally fair wrathrr Tonight aud
\ ed dnrsda, not much chang. iu tsmp-,.

storm disturbance ~ ...s,HrrabIr en-
rrgy is central this morning over The 100.
per lake region while comparative Aigh
nfrssur" uyerlies the hu.t. mountains
uu1 plains states Modef.'r 90 heavy
showers and thunderstorm occurred dur
'ng 'hr past twenty four hours 900 CuI0rn
Iu. northern Texas. OkhlulH Arkunsas.
southern Missouri and over tna upupr
lake region TnseAsonnOly Pass fpmurrntures
accompany the high barometer pressure
ln fhe ROCKY mOuntHins ruf rIHus sfut.s
while they are nenr the seasonal average
70 other districts
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KAISER BREAKS
TENSE SILENCE
Authorizes BernStOrfi TO BrOaCh
Subject Of ArabiC-Bees US.
TO Withhold Opinion
LANSING IS FORCED TO WAIT
Communication Is Regarded as
First Ray Of Hope to Pene-
trate the Gloom

WASHINGTON, Aug "a
Germany, through her ambassador
Count Won BernstOrfi. today Ssh.
ed the United States not to take
n final stand on the sinking Of
the White Star liner Arabic until
all the facts were known II Wa,
the first word from Germany
since the disaster.
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END
SCHOOL QUARREL
Believed City Board Of Education
VIII Select Principal Of High
School Tonight

THAI the board of education Of the
4 city schools will get together ou
the matter uf the selection Of prin-
cipul FOR the high school at its meeting
Tuesday night was generally conceded
after the mcciug Monday night, and
while no positive Information was Civ
en out as 10 what tpnspired behind
the closed doors, II became known
Tuesday morning that out Of the dozen
or more applicants, the sepa ration OF
the wheat from the char had taken
place and the choice was simmsred
down 10 three men, Professor welle-
meyer principal OF the OhecOtah
schools aud at one time connected
with the city schools Assistant Princi-
pal Porter Of the high school. and Prof.
Shrives Of Rawlings, Wyoming
or the hree men the choice likely
will be- conferred on Prof. Wellelneyer.
WhuSe record Whne teaching IN the
city was In every manner satisfactory.
and whose heart interest In the pupil.
under his care made II a general source
Of regret when he took up bis present
position
Wul Change Offices
The offices " the board N educa.
ton the superintendent " schools aud
clerical fore generally will be- trans
ferred from the hgh school bmldlng
10 the Irving School iu the quarters
recently occupied by the governor AMI
the secretary ~ state. This decision
WIS reached at the injecting held Tues.
day morning ul members ~ the board
heartily concurring This will rrlease
three large rooms NJ the high school
which will be- available Tor clna rooSaa
when thp new term beglua.
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TO ISSUE NEUTRALITY NOTICE

WASHINGruN Aug. - President
Wilson viii issue mte today or tomor
row a proclamation giving uotio of
the neutrality Of the United States In
the war between Italy aud Turkey.
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CnTTNN RIKNs

MOlHALl Aug - A warehouse
containing 32i bnlrs ~ cotton was To
toalll DESTROYED here Monday by fire
Of unknown origin
The sun., 1915-06-09
DODGERS RALLY AND
NIP PIRATES AT END.
Stcngel's Eighth Inning Liner
Nets Triple When Costello
Slips; Three Men Tally.
ACCIDENTAL BALK HELPS

PirrsRrRG. June s.-The Dodgers
vent after the Buccancer offence and
d,fence near the finish here to-day In
sioh a way az to get In tho running
and eventually came out ahead by a
scorV Of 10 2. after everybody In the
pun had jotted down the game for the
Huoaneers
Sherrod Smith went 20 the mound for
tho Dodgers and It was the hrst time
fpr him here since he was n member "
tls Pirate band fow years ago. He
ia good work. being touched up to any
d ,maging extent In only one inning
Smith scored the first run OF the game
" ner he reached first on an error. sec
oud on a sacrific and third on a pecu-
lor halk 10y McQuillan The latter let
tle ball slip when he was winding up
ard Umpire KLEIN sent Smith to third.
" iioh was a lucky thing for the bod
E'rs a. short single 20 left scored
: lith lie could not have scored from
second on the init
Tie visitors couldn't do anything
more with McQuiIlan until tho eighth
lining. when with schultz. Smitna
pinch hitter. gone. O'Mara and Myers
ngled. with these men on mrs, and
s'sUnd. Jake Daubert, with three hits TO
h9 credit. elected 10 sacrifice himself,
but turned the hunt into n safety when
hs beat the throw 10 first.
Then Stengel hit a sharp liner % Co.'S
tcllo. who fell running In for the ball.
which bounced over his head TO the
fence FOR a triple. three tallies register
ing. enough 10 win. as I'd Pfeffer went
to the box and stopped the Buccaneers
from becoming dangerous
The Pirates lost "A run In the ffth
wagner came home on Cu'shaw's wild
throw 10 catch H,nchman at the plate.
hut the butchman failed to observe the
formality ~ touching the plate and
when McCarty went up TO him and put
the bail on him Umpire Klein declared
y i'm out Tho score
The sun., 1915-06-09
NOTES OF THE DIAMOND.

Maiscl mad. unique slide 20 nrst In tho
third inning while tho Ianks were rally
Ing lie threw himself feet FIRST at the
mark "i'h su"h ardor that hc missed It
dHrs which touched the bag as he was
shooting over II.
CaldweIrs effectiveness stood out In tho
eighth, Crawford began with walk, but
famed and jacobson grounded to Boone
Incidentally II was JlCOhson's-nicknam
Baby Do.I--hgst appearance In action here
since h" was a Giant for pert OF an after
noon year before .ast
Roland, Jcnnngas likely pitching re
crui', didn't appear against the Yanks
this time lie II under the weather
The cubs Cardinals, Braves and Cubs
again have fallen Victims to Rubs Mar
qvirI.s latest exploitation of wilcS
Of the eight big leaglr games Yesterday
Two Manhattan clubs were engaged. The
Yankees and Giants won easily
Baseball Is she Is written tells us that
.,Cy Rheams is ~ with a severe cold and
outer works" A. Il was only the outer
works ana the Rebels won II is assumed
that his heart Is still in the right place
cobb has famed twelve times this year
BEFORE caldwell dil ~ yesterday pitchers
who turned the trick on Tyrus were: Wei
man, twice Fnuor CoumSa Russell
Johnson shore, Mciirle DaNirs and Ayres
~ tor no other reason that hc Is one
~ m" spe'di"st workmen Nv the game
nY the wayside. When there are So many
.iothfui, time wasting pitchers on the crag
u Is urea 10 So" surh men AS Mathew
son, Alexander and Rucker hreeze along
Well. II the Cubs have lookin for the
pennant tho Giants have a lookin plus
President Tencr will start out next week
TO see how things In his league are going
out West.
The sun., 1915-06-09
York al
ED BARROW DENIES RUMOR.
Says Transfer of Newark club Has
Not Becn Considered.

Baseball rumors latest victim ts the
Newark cuo OF the International
League, which according to unconfirmed
gossip. is soon 70 be transferred TO
harrisburg, Pa. II Is said that a high
official of the Newark club verified the
report yesterday. But President Ed
Barrow OF the International League de-
clared very positively last night that
no official action had been taken as yet
MY attention was called unofflcially
"a the fact that Harrisburg would well
come an opportunity to secure the New
ark club" said Mr.. Barrow But
neither myself nor the league presidents
have gone into the matter deeply. |
called on President Tener OF the National
League tn satisfy my curiosity as to the
possible virtue of Harrisburg in case IL
were deemed advisable later on to trans
FER the Newark club Mr. Tener is
thoroughly in touch with conditions In
Harrisburg. However. Mr. Tener's visit
20 Harrisburg last sunday had abso-
lutely nothing to do with International
League or baseball politics
81 do not know whether or not the
International League would entertain
any project OF 4 transfer of Newark. or
u suCn a move would he advisable. Icr-
tainly nothing could bc done without
mutual consent. and the matter has
never been discussed IN conference No
Newark otiilal. certainly. had the right
20 prorhesy q transfer OF the property"
The sun., 1915-06-09
ADELPHI BOYS HAVE SPEED.
Youngsters Make Good Time and
DR.. Pcttit Handles Events Well.

The finals IN tho races OF Adelphi
academy were decided yesterday after.
noon on Alolphi Fold and the young
ste!s made gooi time Dr. Petit who
il physical instructor. was master o.
ceremonies and the events were run
of promptly In the 50 yard race for
hoyS under - years Durham won the
nrst s"Ul-fnal. with Plug second. In
= % s"cundr Macy was third Maben
and hamburger tied IN tho next heat in
g - seconds. with Levy third. In the
final heat Durham won 10y \ few inches
with PtUg second and Charles Macy
tn!rd. tluc 20 seconds.
The - yard race was for bows he
tween L. and II years. Fuller won the
first hct', with Is Lane second and
Wilkinson third, in II 500 nds The
Icy Nld~tdgc. with Mcurer second In
lo seconds, the fastest time made IN
this race Is Lane won the 1nal. with
* NdrtlGe second ans Meurer third.
time IN 2-5 seconds
pohln won the 200 ward race from
scratch. with Moueypenny, yards, sec
oud and pemarcst : yards. third. in
% seconds.
The loo yard rncA for juniors was
won by Smarlov w,'h Williams second
and Wing third, IN - seconds Wing
had star, ~ 3 yards and the others
We're NJ scratch
Mou"vpcnnv jumped is fee, inches
ami won IN" broad jump pemares,
'ump"d - fcet . inches ard assisted
Icy his handicap of . inches took second
prize Dphliu had Two inches handican
ar iumned T. feet . inches He took
tuirl prize.
pohln won tho sho, put with mark
OF 20 feet inches. Hopper was sec
= H4.H.
The sun., 1915-06-09
ny WILLIAM n. HANNA.

change for the better came yes
terday with a change In the batting.
Manager Donovan revised the batting
order Of the Yankees and the Yankees
reverted to Victory. They beat the De-
troits, TO I. which better late tina n
never achievement comes after six de-
feats in rapid succession and five de-
feats in succession by the petro'ts. The
ambitious Michganders won four
straight In the sequence o, games Just
finished and one when the Yanks were
visiting In Detroit
Therefore II was high time that
something he done about the rough shod
riding OF the De.roits over the New
York team. The pitching part OF the
something was entrusted TO Ray Cald-
well. who had a close but losing battle
with Jean Dubuc last week. Yesterday
Sieur Dubuc again opposed Caldwell,
but this time was outpitched. Cald-
well pitched notable game. He had
curve as wide as the Hudson ana on
which he so shifted the speed that tho
fugitive hooks made the Detroit hitting
stop 20 a practical nothing.
Six inimical hits were spread out as
thinly as a cents worth Of butter over
a dollars worth OF bread. There never
was more than one unfriendly swat to
an inning and sometimes not that one.
Ty was among the we'll known members
Of the fierce feline band who was do
mesticated by Caldwell Ty didn't ge;
a hit. although nothing short OF ampu-
tation could prevent him from getting
on He walked once and once he was
aeA because Caldwell who beat him in
race to the bag when he CTyJ
grounded 10 Pipp. didn't have his foot
on the base.
Ty struck out once, and ne didn't hit
the ball out OF the diamond The yells
which greeted his tanning process came
with as much gus'o as those which
his home run the other day drew forth.
hut were not so much in a spirit ot
eloatlrg as in appreciation OF a novelty.
The fact is Ty ia great even when he
fails. and New York fans are for
The sun., 1915-06-09
Totals. s2 so
Detroit
New York

-Batted for Young IN the eighth inning
, IRAN {or Mckee in the ninth inning
.Ran Tor Dubuc In the ninth inning
Detroit. 0 0 o Al
New York ............ % a . -
The sun., 1915-06-09

him except in those particular inter-
city instances when some feat OF his
might be blow at civic welfare.
The Yankees crowded their hitting
into two innings and by that means
obtained results. The Crowding made
up for emallness OF quantity There
was sharp. wideawake hustlfng on the
bases. n concentration OF batting and
general dash which made the Detroits
break ground and lose in one piquant
round. That round was the third aud
there wasn't much stirring outside o.
1t. The new batting order put Cook,
a good hitter. good base runner and
good at getting on. In first place and
denoted Maisel to third Cree was
assigned to fifth place. The proof Of
the pudding IL In the eating, apropos
OF which sufficient to the day is the
gustation therof
New Yorks rally in the third all
hinged on Cook. who in his new berth
as pilot OF the attacking forces made
n timely three blgger. The Detroit de-
fence broke right there long enough 70
decide the game However, the De-
trcts had made run They made one
in the third by courtesy OF silk O'Lough-
lin. Vcach walked. kavanagh singled
and Young hunted Ncach slid To- third
hut Caldwclrs throw TO that hag beat
him. SILK was over near second and
maybe his view OF Neach's slide
was foreshortened anyway. he was
mistaken when he called Neach safe.
The latter scored on McKees grounder
10 Pipp. who played his position with
conspicuous skill
Sweeney IN tho third hit into the sun
flushed field guarded by Veach The
ball got away from Veach and Sweeney
reached second Caldwell f!ed 20 Nc
Kee for the second out. Cook tripled to
right and would have had n home run II
Crawford hadn't stopped the ball with
his foot. poke which hoped SLOWLY
To Wit gave Pecknpaugh a hit, Cook
scoring. and Naise heat out hit 20
Bush on a double steal Peek scored.
When cobb did get on he couldn't go
further than first. He walked In the
third inning, framed up a run and hi;
play with Crawford and Sam hit the
ball hard Plpp. however. skipped down
toward second. made a one handed scoop
and touched Cobb. with whom he was
running shoulder to shoulder. the formef
20 reach second. the latter to get In
front OF the ball. Il was an odd play
and Ppp's share OF IL cleyeriy done
cobb struck out In the fsth as Wit
was stealing and Peckinpaugh's agile
handling OF Sweeneys throw completed
a pretty double play
Caldwell bunted IN tho seventh and
reached first ahead OF Dubucs throw
He moved 70 second when COOK walked
and liner which reckinpaugh drove
through Neach's guard took him 10 the
plate The score
The sun., 1915-06-09

To-dAy's Schedule.
New York in 81. Louis
Brooklyn In Cincinnati.
Boston in Pittshurg.
Philadelphia in Chicago.
The sun., 1915-06-09
COLUMBIA LOSES ITS NO. 7.
HARVARD CREWS ROW FAR
Crimson's First and Second
Boats Go Up and Down Fu,l
Course at Twilight.
YALE IN SPIRITED BRITISH

NEW ToNpoS. Jure s-Ifarva-t'. 49,
varsity crew launched i,s shell FOR r-,.
tice this evening Just as the wNlu.
at the Montville Paper NH blew %.
s o'clock. Five minutes later N. oar,
men were sent away on Pour MI.
pull down the course and After A .sc-
rest rowed UP the course again art =.
turned TO quarters. The eecond vsrs,,
crew left the boat house ten minute,
later than the frs: and also ru ed n,
round trip over the course
Coach Jim wrav and Robert ? u.,
rick followed the hrst boat In trs launch
Pup, while the second eight roeei ~ =.
own hook. The latter crew mad .bl~
tonight. Busk AZ number two exrHa,s.
ing seats with Brown AZ st-os. CO...
dition- were fine for fas, Tina A. N.
tide had just started TO run out and
Hight northwest wind prevailed
1T was only a paddle FOR ho'h --.r,
said Cant. Murray. who appeared 20 b.
the chief spokesman for the squad gh.r
the shells had been slowed away Thar.
was no time taken and no at'emp, MAI.
at speed In either direction. IN. oou
ran fine and the men are all IN .r.
health"
Harva-d's freshman crew rad a..
other shakeup to-day. Moody advSoc>
Ing from number three In the tou. 70
the same position IN the eight. r.p,s..
ing Williams
Ya.es first varsity and freshman
eigh's did not GO below the naval ga.
ton when Head Coach Guy N.rs,u.
took them out for evening practice A.
ter few racing starts the hoa,s -
turned To Broadview On the TIP 10
the course the second varsity .r-
which was being coached by Iarn,n
fell In with Nickallss charges and M.
'hrec crews had brush FOR nearly /,
mile, the frst crew easily maintaining
a lead. with the second crew ,los.
astern
No changes have been noted IN Ys'.,
squad ard no rumors Of any. In .sc.
the first varsity crews o, both Yaa ara
Harvard are far IN advance n .-s,-
watermanshn 81 any other crews ser,
10 the Thames In many Yeas. ard Ar.
other close race is n-edr rtsd
The sun., 1915-06-09
BOSTON "A L.


Grated for BENZ in the seventh inning
-Ratted for Wagner in the third inning.
Tran for Thomas in the ninth inning
Slated for Mays I'm the ninth inning
0 o o %
Boston................. "a
The sun., 1915-06-09
SANDELE PINS DOWN FUERST.
wins Return wrestIing Bout with
Arm and Body Hold.

Georgus Sandele required 20 minutes
Sc seconds 70 throw Hans Fuerst In a
return wrestling match a: Manhattan
opera House last night An arm and
body hold was used W1adrk Zhyszko
and Wilhelm Berner drew IN twenty
minute bout.
Joan Tlgan and DR. r. F Roller
wrestled twenty minutes without n fail.
as did Alexander Aherg ard Sulo fIe-
vonpaa L.offsky threw charles Olsen
with a double arm lock and Kari Pos
pisi, downei Van Den BerGh with an
arm and body hold. George Luri-h
pinned Eduard Dellvuk 70 The mat after
fourteen minutes with a double wrist
lock
The sun., 1915-06-09
To-day's scheduI


st Louis in Kansas city.
old RiII Bailev OF the Terrapins was
cheated out Of we'll merited victory
at Washington Park yesterday after
neon by the most profound complication
Of circumstances The main obstacle IN
his pathway vas Fred Smith. who came
TO the T!p Tops recently from Buffalo
as payment for Artie Hoffman. smith
hit home run into the left field bleach
ora with the bases hlled in the eishtn
inning and clinched the game by
score Of 10 Z.
Smiths homer more closely resemhl"d
accident than malice He was injected
into the game 20 run for Westerzil,
who singled TO start the seventh. Notn-
ing came OF this incident. But Smith
came up the next inning with three on
and two out. Bailey had lost his grip
temporarily. and after Masee singled
he loaded the cushions by passing
Evans and hitting Myers. BY the way
the fourth ball 10 Evans closely re-
semhled third strike. Smith took TWO
healthy swings and missed each ume
,hree He swung with all hts might
mex, time, met the ball squarely AMI
knocked II far into the open seats
Tha, home run drive was the n'tn
hi, that Southpaw Bailey allowed
Brooklvu The Tip Tops run in N.
second was a pure gift. Bailey passei
Nvers and Wild pitched him 20 third.
whence he scored on an inheld out
Al no other time Brooklyn pass
second
LATTE vas very effective after the
fr4, inning WITH Two out th"n ne
gave Z'nr his base Four straight sin
gIes followed for three runs There ~
no telling where Baltimore might have
carried the fusilladc had not kaun
tagged Doolan AZ third when Mike tried
To make wes;erzils station from hrs'
on Krabe's long single.
onlv once thereafter was LahUe
threatened. In the sixth Walsh. Doolan
ard Knabe punched three clean sin
gle. But these brought no result "a
walsh. who started the rally. was
,-apped nr- frs. for the second out OF
the inning The score: