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The Washington herald., 1915-06-05
Southern Maryland Agricul-
ture Fair Association Has an
Attractive Card Arranged.
HORSE SHOW, SCHEDULED

Marlboro. June AFTER three days in
terruptiOn by heavy transforms, the fair
and race meeting OF the Southern Mary
land Agricultural Fair Association will
be resumed tomorrow and run Monday.
Tuesday and Wednesday of next week.
The horse show, which is an event for
Southern Maryland horse-lovers, will be
given tomorrow and it promises to be a
fine exhibit. Two airship exhibitions will
be given, one at 1:30, the other at $50
p. m
a program OF ten races has been ar
ranged, including two hand;caps., The
best horses at the track have been en-
tered and there is sure to be some close
finishes. The racing will start at 2:30
There will be the usual excellent train
service given by the Chesapeake Beach
hold its train until after the last race.
leaving at 6:l5 p. m,
The entries for tomorrow are as fol-
lows:
FIRST RACE-Four ard onchaH furlonss Nan
C.. lcn; Kn.raSscn. 100: Tony Fashion. lC5: Mega
phone. los: Maccabee. 1s: Ufizzi IFS: HavaIen lis
SECOND EACE-Fise and onc-han furlougs.
'Habcr'iash. g Bundle Of Rag. 10: RockIin ia:
Salvation Nell ITO: Panama. 10: Asiatrc:s. 10;
Priwer. ll2; Little Erne. liz; Paul Davis. II2.
THIRD HACE-Five and cne-half furlongs Kew
PIC. 10: Lot Rider loi; AIderTnuS 1c7: 'Carolee
chen. ITO: Virginia Hite. TO-: Louis v -Io2
FOURTH RACE-FNe and onehalf frrlongs
Elasticity. 50; Jack Hanoror Tl Task lC3 Brian
Boru. lei; Large. lC: Woodsde. los: Col Randall
le; Escalib'rr. 10; The Parson. Ili Madge's Sis
ter IL:
FIFTH RACE Seven frrloass. Lady Bryn. lol ::
Maid IF Honor. iol; Pagr White lc3: Ella Crane
loj: Sharrcr Knight lG Ca,tara no: Cubcn IT,;
Soldier. ll2: kittery. IL; Peacock. lIo: L'AiSlon
lis.
SIXTH RACE-FNe and one half furongs Carl
lol; Resale orme. io3; Montca!n no. Esther Blue
liz; Kinder IoI. IL; Remarkable Il2; Miss Brush
liz; DCductiDn. III: Oxner. III.
SEVENTH EACE-Scyen fur,ongs Inferno
Queen. 100: Regular. lol; Norris. l0l: Charles F.
GrainsT. iC7; Henry HutchinSn. lG HOFFMAN.
C Monty Fox. 10; Pharaoh. lis.
EIGHTH RACE-Fre and onehaIf f1rlonc.
Thrill. %; Rirstte lG; Mis- Sherwood. III; J. b.
HsTcll. 10; Royal Onyx les: Moncrief. IL.
NINTH HACE-Fivc and one-haIf furlcnes. est.
HoleTe. q Louise May. %: Muzanti. Ioo: Bcni-
meTs. lce Ynca. 10: Bella Mack. Ill; Chiffon
SquaH. III; Racing Belle. Ill; Col. Holloway IL;
Gates. 49, Prince Shep. lls.
TENTH RA'E-FiVe and one half furlnnes. Mel
lie C.: l02: Mis-. Campbell loe: Antrim Toe: Silver
Neon lo7: Booth. loe Hedge Rose lGo; Mis- Barn
Harhor. Ill; George ). Davis. ll3.
Apprentice allowance claimed.
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LOUISVILLE ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE Selling: 5-year-olds and upward
six furlonSs. Nose Irvine. s. Dsilusion. IS
Sweetheart sue IS: Doris 100: Cole. lol; Iros
pect To-; ray Day. lG3; Maznk. los: Mex. los
Wild Bear les: Gabrio. los: Foundation. le
Lackrose. los: High Private. los.
SECOND RACE-Pursc; --year-olds: maidens; five
furiongs. Asparagus sam. 100; Gypsy Blair. 100
Argument, 100: Eulosy. Ico; Rochester, IL; Bel
gian Trooper IL; Meditation. IL
THIRD RACE Selling; 3-year-olds and upward
one and one-siStcenth miles. Jessie Louise, lco
Beulah II. lci; Korhsse. Jos; Old Ben. LOG;
Impression lie
FOURTH RACE Spring Trial Stakes: ESQ
added; 2-year Vlds: five furionss. Hops. los: Pol
roma lOs: Margaret " lOs: Blood Test. ld5; Brown
Eyed Kate III Heir Apparent. Ill: Pocsichoo.
III: Marse Henry. Ill; Buse. Ill: Mission Bell.
lls; Ellison. Ia Blood Test and Brown Eyed
Kate Bradley entry.
FIFTH RACE-5yCar-ods: six furlongs. Little
Father. 81: Luke. 100; Bradley's Choic". 1T: Leo
Chares. l2l; Buckhorn. I2i
SIXTH RACE-Selirg: 3ycarolds and upward
six furlongs. Tory Maid. 50: Black Silk. 81:
Cardigan. es: Mars CASSIDY. IS; Lberatur. 100:
u See 1t. lG2; Dr. Camen. lo6; Skies Knob,
loS: Fathom. iG; Charter. III; Boots and Saddle.
ia.
SEVENTH RACE-3yearoldsa and upward: handi-
cap: one and one-sixteenth miles. Rinsiing Is
Rancher. S.; Leo Ray. 90: David Craig IL; Hodge.
49, Black Toney. ID.
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Will Resume Races at
Marlboro Track Today
Gordon and Moore Win
From Doyle and Mclean

event has not progressed as fast as
in the others. but it is hoped to finish
1t up by Monday at the latest.
The results of yesterdays play are
as follows:
Mems singles; semi-hnal round-Spencer Corridor
defeated Douglas Hillyer I6. 81, IS; ]. Bal
lard Moore defeated Arthur HELEN 60 81.
women's singles; third round-Miss Doyle de
fcatcd Miss Smith. so. So.
Mems doubles: second round; lower bye-DoyIs
and Mclean defeated Champion and West, 81
81 semi-fral round Gore and Bethel detected
Bundy and Moorchead. 1913. 20. SIS; Gordon am
Moore defeated Doyle and Mclean. 20 81 Sc
MEMS consultations: first round-Dr r d. Merics
defeated r. T. Wilson, rs. Sl Herbert T. Shan
non defeated l.. X. Mason. 81. rs: &c. LathroI
wen from II. +. Read by default: F. c. Holtz
man defeated Hughes. 60. 60
pAIRINGS FOR TODAY
Mems singles; final round-Spercer Gordon vs. ].
Ballard Moore.
womcns singles; final round-Ms.s Doyle vs. Miss
Bryan.
Mems doubles: final round-Gore and Bethel VA
Gordon and Moore.
Mems cunsolations: first ruund-C T. A. Miller
vs. J. 4. Dorst: J. L. karrick vs. Kimball; String
vs.. W. II. R'nsaviiie: L. =. MscIAchlen VS.. r.
F1ourney Caberger Re. nolds: Z. H. Gates vs. =.
HcT1ick: II. E. Burton vs. Merica.
Womcn's consolation singles; first round-Mrs
Bethel rs. Miss Trout: Miss Stone vs. Miss StoyeIl
Mrs. Downs IS. Miss Stack.
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MONTREAL RESULTS.

FIRST RACE Parse 500; maiden 3yearolds
End UPWARD: selling: six furlonzs. Slumberer. loc
lClsvert TO !. TO !. to 5. won; Wodan. loi
(Metcalfl. even to : TO Z. second Paul Gaines.
l05 tObcrtl. to !. ) TO |. to 2. third. Time.
l is IS. Endurance. Miss Clara. Princess Patty.
luna. Uncle Fitz. Alice X. Spitire. King Cotton.
Cain Chaser. Biny Deep. and Strange Girl also
ran.
SECOND EACE-Purse. 800: ayearold, and
upward: selling; six furlonss; kayderorsos. lOi
COOPER. 7 70 .. to 5. to S, won Blue Wing.
l07 (SmythN. 10 l. to |. even. second Ford Mai.
100 tHnphey). Is to !. to /. to l. third.
Time, ! is Is. Columbia Lady. OrtyI. Eye White.
Some Kid. Rustlins Brass Rubicon ii. Senator
James. Swe1e sam. and Gordon Russell also
ran.
THIRD RACE-seIlins; purse. 500 .-year-oIds
and upward; one mile. Lovedsy. 10 (MetcalD.
TO 2. to 5. to>5. won: Bosart. loi Clancy.
Il to |. to l. 3 to l. Necond: Mercurium lO6
Van Dusen), TO I. TO S. to T. third. Time.
Ia. Duke of Shelby. Sordcllo. Water Lad. King
Radford. Francis. Mr.. Mack. and Minda also
FOURTH RACE Selling: purse $500: 4year-olds
and upward; one mile. Mudsl. los tMathevs).
to 5. out. won; voladay. IT.. H. CMetcalf),
tCollinsl. 10 to l. to l. even. third Time li3 IS
Duqucsne. Coss. and Sherlock Holmes also ran.
FIFTH RACE-sellins; purse. 500; 3yearolds
and upward; six furiong, Anari. lA CBurns,.
5 to !, to j, even. wou 1nquieta l0e cooper.
2 to !. even. to .. second Snyders Best lol
(Haynesl. to i, to .. even. third. Time l:ll Is
Cadenson. Mortgyle Laura Little Jake Leiloha.
lis True. Song Of Rocks. Salon. and Fort
Monroe also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Purse. 500; 3-year-olds and M
ward: six furiougs. Hearts Of Oak Ils (Stev-
ensonl, to ). to 2, out. won: knights Differ
liz tClaver,. to s. out. second; Gordon Ia Met
calD, to l. TO .. to 5. third Time LIS
Linsin. Milan. Our MabelIe. Aprisa. and Dynamite
also ran.
SEVENTH RACE-sellins: purse 800; 3year-oIds
and onward; one and one-s;xteenth miles. Jabot
10 Cooper ; to l. even 2 to won. y,Is.
IS McAttcel. to 5. I to 10. / to J. second: Asa
Herndon. l0 Wan Dusenl. Is to l. 5 to l. 2 to
!. third. Time. l:is2 IS. Zodiac Ben Uncas,
Luke Van Zandt. Centauria. and Autumn also
ran.
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BELMONT ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-The Creednore Handicap: high
weight 3yearolds and upward furlonEs. straight
Top Hat. 80; Adams Express Is: splnsneld' ID
Ton o. the Morning 40: Sam McMeckin. ~
Nouredden. 30.
SECOND RACE-FSve furongs. straight: 2year-
Odds: naideps. Plaintiff. rs: Piquette. H. Tea
Caddy. rs; Nolli lis; Old Koenis. rs; Murphy.
us.
THIRD RACE-The Ladies' Handicap: mile; )
year-olds; mares. Flying Fairy. l8: Comely. ~;
Rhine Maiden, g; Lady Rotha. lG; Addie NJ.
Ios: Pomette Bleu. us; Charter Maid. l6
FOURTH RACE-Tiie Belmont: purse. rs"
3year-olds; mile and three frrlongs The Finn.
is: Pebbles rs: Half Rock. =
FIFTH RACE-Selling: 3year-olds and upward
six furlongs straight. 'Hydroplane. "; Rosemarlne.
n: Lost Fortune. liz: Superhuman. IL; Young
Emblem. lis; Uncle Jimmie. ll2: 'Plantaaenet. 81
Adams, %; Minstrel. los; 'Sepulred. 10: Hill
stream los: Gilt Edge. lo6; Aviator. H. Hermls'
IT, lI2; Duke If Dunbar. 81
SIXTH RACE-Five furlongs. straight: 2year-
ODDS .Trallee lN: High Horse. lle: 'Stellarina.
Iii: 'Galesvinthe. OF; Prohibition. TO-
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Apprentice allowance claimed.
Federal League to Meet.

Chicago, June 4.-Owners of
Federal baseball clubs began
gathering In Chicago today for the
league meeting which In scheduled
for tomorrow. President Gilmore.
OF the league. said no matters Of
great Importance were to come up
mt the meeting. Ii II understood
the main purpose of calling the
maRnates together at this time
was to cheer up the heavy losers
who have Ind their gate receipts
greatly reduced thus far by poor
baseball weather.
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DECIDE ON DATES
FOR FALL RACING

Louisville, June 4.-R. l. Baker.
representing Lexington: Harvey
Meyers. Latonia: John Hach-
meister. Douglas Park, and Matt
]. Wynn. Churchill Downs, met
today and selected the fall dates
FOR tracks as follows:
Lexington. nine days. begin
ming September 9: Douglas Park.
eight days. beginning September
20; Churchill Downs. eight days,
beginning September %: Latonia.
eighteen days, beginning Satur.
DAY. October .. and ending FRI
day, October 90 The State Rae.
Ing Commission will meet Satur.
Day and confirm the above dates
The Washington herald., 1915-06-05
MCCONNELL Is HAMMERED.
st. Louis Feds Capture Game from
whales. to 3.

Chicago. June 4-McConnell was easy
for the st. Louis Feds today and they
won from the Whales. 10 s. The WISH
tors batted out three runs in the first
inning and five more in the third. Black
and Brennan pitched the rest of the
game. st. Louis getting but one more
hit. Groom pitched steadily throughout,
two great catches by Vaughn and John
son aiding him in keeping the score
DOWN. Score:
r. H. r
St Louis ........... 3 o q o o 0-S IL
Chicago. o 0 o 0 0 o o Is 8
Ratteries-Grnome and Hartley; Mcconnell. Black.
Brennan and Wilson and Fisher. Umpires-Messrs-
Mccormack and Westcrrelt.
The Washington herald., 1915-06-05

Swarthmore. Pa. June I'll. d. Murch the cap
tain Of the Garnet football team was elected cap
tain of the lacrosse team yesterday. He i. one o.
the hest IIlround athletes the Swarthmore team.
have ever turned out. Lawrence Pyle was elected
resident Of rhe Swarthmore College A. A.: Joseph
sand. vice resident; Harry Briggs secretary: ].
SchrinE Rifert. treasurer; Boyd T. Barnard. Assist
q lacrosse manager: W. Smith, assistant basebal
manager; ". Tomlinson. assistant manager; Morris
B..:tisall, tennis manager
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DIVIDE DOUBLE BILL.
brooklyn Lands First. to =. hut
Loses second. to 3.

Buffalo. June 4.-Brooklyn and Buff
falo divided a double header today,
the visitors winning the first. . to r.
while Buffalo took the second, to ,.
Knapp was hit hard in the first game
" lille Marion was effective. In the
The Washington herald., 1915-06-05
Down Goes the Price of StrawS

Now, when Halter Thomson Of
fers the same style-the same
quality-the same identical straw
hats at Csc, the response will be
tremendous. Come and get yours
quick.
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LOUISVILLE RESULTS.

FIRST RAcE-Fursc: 3year-ods and inward I.
maldeps; mile Greville. los Mott. $40. 23.
So won; Beach Comber. lis (Ganz), SD. N0.
The Washington herald., 1915-06-05

Saw the Nov York Sun: Butch Schmidt. Of the
Braves Is ;he best first basemsn in the game until
YOU stury McInne,. and then stuny's the best
until YOU sec Butch
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YANKS FAIL TO HIT
AND DETROIT WINS

New York. June 4.-Jean Dubuc held
tine Yanks to four hits today and Detroit
won to 0. A base on balls to Witt.
Cobbs triple and Crawford's single gave
the Tigers two runs in the first In the
ninth Cobb reached first on an infield
hit. stole second. went to third on Nuna-
makers overthrow and stole home while
Caldwell was taking big wind-up.
Caldwell kicked SO hard he was put out
OF the game.
r. H. H..
Detroit 20 900 Is S
New York o o o o o 0 o 90
Battcries-Dubuc and Mckee: Caldwell. Pfeh ard
Sweeney and Nunamake-. Umpres-Messrs
o ioushn and Hildebranh
The Washington herald., 1915-06-05

Center Fielder Handiboe If savannah made two
triples and three singles out Of five times bat of
Pitchers CaI-v and smalvood Of Macon. =,
Macon. Nay 1.
The Washington herald., 1915-06-05
CARDINALS HAMMER
CINCINNATI PITCHER

st Louis. June 4.-Douglas. reinstated
II: Manager HerZOg this morning. was
bumped by the Cardinals in the after
noon and the Reds lost. to !. Butler,
y no was injured in Mondays game, re-
turned TO short and besides driving
nom" tw" runs scored pair.
Il II. F.
t'inrinnatr............ o o oeOO-l :
-. Louis. 0 0 0 Ks %
Observation-Disclosures. Tone>. and Winso: Griner and
- der. UmTir> Messr,. Byron and Orth.
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FEDERAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdays RESULTS

Yesterdays RESULTS.
Kansas City. S: Pittsburgh. ,.
ST Louis. s: Chicago. ).
Brooklyn. 3: Buffalo.
Buffalo. s; BROOKLYN. J.
GAMES TODAY.
Pittsburgh at Kansas City.
Baltimore at Brooklyn.
St. Louis at Chicago
Buffalo Newark.
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WAGNER MAKES SLIP,
GIVING CHICAGO GAME

Boston. June 4.-wagner's tumble
and wild throw, followed by ]. COL
Inns double gave the White Sox a
e-to-0 victory over the Red Sox in
the first game OF the series today.
Jim Scott held the Boston batters to
four scattered hits. Iris Speaker was
hit near the right temple by a pitched
ball in the first inning. He played
the second inning and then was taken
to a hospital for examination. 1t is
not believed that the blow injured
him seriously. Score:
Y
Chicago 100 % % % :
/ Boston .............. % % 90 ;
Batteries-Soott and SchaN: Shore. Mays and
Cady and Carrisan. Umpres-Messrs. Evans anil
Siulaney.
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second Louden and Mcdonald hit sue
cessive home runs in the third inning
Two men were on bases when Louder
got his. Scores:
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MINOR LEAGUE RESULTS.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

Columbus .: Milwaukee. 4.
indianapolis. 4; Minneapolis. I'll inninss,.
Cleveland. 0; ST. Paul. }.
Louisville. :; Ksnsss City, T.
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Second same-Jersey City. 5; Richmond. ..
Providence. ); Newark. O.
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OF THE CLUBS
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We admit that Bryan is q man q
wonderful courage. We do not yet
understand how he obtained his con-
sent 10 jar himself loose from. that
sic coo salary.
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A nunGer OF constitutional amend
ments are soon 10 be voted on. Oar
adyice is to support the good ones
and give it to the others where the
chicken got the ak.
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Georgia has made great record
by working her ccnvicts on the pub
lie roads n Texas the idea seems
to be that our convicts are too good
70 be made to work at all
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Bob Henry called on Dr. BROOKS
TO join him in a joint discussion.
Or Brooks asked to be excused, but
cur Bob does not seem inclined to
let him off
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A young girl who is a good cook
has succeeded in capturing j. P.
Eorsau Jr. Of New York, the heir
to many millions. This should in
tiueace others e cultivate a close
acquaintance With the frying pan.
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We do not join in the abuse and
viIlification Of William Jennings
Bryan. We cannot forget that he
gave rs the greatest president we
have had for more than century,
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We arc looking for all our
friends from the country to pay Us a
visit tomorrow We have the biz
Pot in the little one and are goins
% give YOU Il grand time. Come
early and stay late.
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It Will be impossible for Us to ac-
cept any invitations to deliver
Fourth Of July addresses this var.
We mention the matter nov 50 that
our friends will have ample time 70
make other ARRANGEMENTS.
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himself. And as a matter of tdc''
the state in which women and chi
lren are free viii mean a state III
y, hich there will be no exploited ones,
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the morning bath-~not alone for is
immediate delight and eShiliratioa
but for its invigorating after affects,
This delightful influence is greatly
enlarged when a bath can be taken
amid those essentials which go with
perfect sanitary plumbing, which in
its perfection can only be installed
by those who are masters OF the
craft. among which We hold a lead
ing Mace.
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-12
KEEP YOUR EYE ON 'EM
Two New senators Said TO BE the
Real Thing In Baseball Stuff;
They're Home Tomorrow.

When rnr Senators return to their
own yard frr the Muskogec series that
hrglu. tomorrow, the local fans will
bee given 'hc opportunity to see two
new muu work In their positions. A
lrcuuhmnD. la Flambols, an outfield.
cr who led the Kansas State league In
stick work I'M 1914, and the new catch
or uf Duncan named Higsby, a star
hnrkstpu from the Kansas league In
ul probability viii bc I'm the lineup
The signing of the two Kansas lea.
guera wnn us the result of an acct
dent to Ea.hstop Bob Dowie who sur.
forrd o nI' finger I'm the first Of the
Fort Smith yrrles and the sickness Of
Guss vh. nns laid up before the first
gumr .t 'Nu lust series
with ful team the losing streak
TINT hN. met the Senators on their
own lot Is expected 10 be buried The
McA'rs'n .r1wd should be easily tak.
cn down the line by the Senators ac
cordng tn the dope
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-12

STANDING or the TEAMS.

b o o 10000 O @ o o o o
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-12
PAGE IN FORM
MAKES 1T TWO
Senator's Grab Another From Twins
and Leave H. Smith Fans Gaping
In Surprise.

FORT SMITH Ark May l2 Ipl
hey Muags Senators yesterday clean
ud the local gathering 10y am 10 .
score thereby winning the second of
the Fort Smith oklahoma city series.
and their second victory over the
Twins The locals were able to col
lrct but seven hits from Page. the
Senate twirIrr who pitched bcuuu.
iul brand uf hnIl fnlrcloth, MrCou
nell and Zim ut different stages of the
contest mounted the mound for the To-
calls, but were tapped freely by the
-tcndy hnttiug OF the visitors The
game was won haudiIy by the Seuut,
crew who hud the contest In their bat
bug and were off the field before the
spectators mostly local fnns knew
how easily the Twins had been hand
led
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-12
TWO WOMEN AND CHILD
FACE DARDNELL At TRIAL

MILWAUKEE. Wis. May - The
government I'm the prosecution of
James Morrison DarducI for the al
legged violation of the Mann white
slave act was prepared today to finish
It's side of the ca-c after the cNumiun
uun Of three more witnesses
The burden of yesterdays testimony
was that while the former kcuosha.
Wisconsin, pastor was alleged 10 have
told scvcrnl witnesses Doris Waugh
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-12
REL ATIyES OF VICTIMS MUST
PAY FOR RETURA or DEAD

CHICAGO. May T. Relatives must
bear the expense Of bringing to the
United States the bodies Of victims Of
the Lusitanla disaster, according to a
message received by Peter NJ. Callnn
Of Chicago, whose father. Patrick Cal
Ian. was one Of the first victims idenu
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nary Price 25c, 5Oc and Si.00 per bot
tie Sold by Westfall Drug Co.
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customer You have n sign In your
window ult Of clothes made while
You vnNr' DO you really do that2
Tailor ln-, air You leave your or.
der with % deposit, and then YOU go
home uud walt until the garments are
finished
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PRELIMINARY HANDICAP
FEATURES TODAY'S SHOOT

MEMPHIS Tenn. MAY Il. The
preliminary handicap was the feaurr
~ the tournament " the Interstate
Irawhootcrs' association here today
" Included 100 birds handicap from
~ to 23 yards with the targets thrown
at unknown angles.
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Nnrhrl wire cuts ragged wounds,
collar 1nd harness gals heal mp quick
~ when HNlLARDS SNOW IlNI
MI\I is applied. II Is both healing
unl wl'srprr. Price Doc, soc aud
Nloo por bottle. Sold by Westfall Drug
Co.
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Give, Three Hits.

NEWARK. May T. johnson al
lowed only ur.n hits to the locals
Tuesday Kansas city winning from
Newark to % Score
Il IL +
Kansas CT, .O2l lOl lOl-[ l3 J
Newark .. 900 900 OOO-0 3
Batteries Johnson und Brown
Kul,wI.s ElHard, C. Whitchou.'
nnI L----n
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MlSkuGLl uk MAY 70 In ,
break OF speedy baseball that was o.
surprise from that source the Nets
Yesterday woIlupod sherman. leader.
In ~ heuulim exhibition TINT urrrrl
them y runs ,u the . made %, the yl,
llnrs. HcrmNn the Met huckstop was
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inning pitcher. battle Tuesday Benton
hested Stroud. the New York recruit
and Cincinnati won q hard fought
game 10 Score.
h II T.
Cincinnati 900 900 OOl Ol-2 = /
New York 600 ool 600 OO-l @ 1
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% % u ~ u q ~ % u % n ~ n u a
STANDING or THE TEAMS.
RESULTS YESTERDAY.

AZ New York !. Cincinnati g.
~ Rrnohlyn /. Chicago d.
At Philadelphia q Pittsburgh .
AZ Boston I ST. Louis 3.
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KcIIr, Gets Homer .

UITTAIU NAY - Piltsburgh Won
from Buffalo ro o Tuesday Kelley 5
homer iu The first being the only
marker Score
r. II f.
Pittsburgh . lUD OoO OOO-l u "
Ruffnlo .. oUo OOO> 600 q o
Batteries Eogge and Berry; Ander
son aud Blair