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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-26
GOLF MEN GATHER IN
TEXAS FOR MATCH PLAY

HOUSTON Npru % Mon. ihrn $50
splies participated wrdncsd,N morning
IN the qualifying round. the first real
even, In thc eleventh annual champion.
ship tournament ~ the Texas state Colt.
inr association Owing To- their good
shoNine In the prcliminNfir. TUESDAY
e l. Dexter ot Dallas and clarence
MsnFham ~ san Antonio. We're favored
10 win the medal Tor hest puahr INK
scof~. First round nj match play Nas tn
IT, stated this afternoon
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-26
JACK DILLON IS VICTOR
OVER BATTLING lEVlNSKY

KANSAS CITY. Mo Npr'l 20 Jack
Dillon ~ INDIANAPOLIS defcsted RRtiling
L"yinskt of New Notk IN - ft'r"u- round
bout l'f" TUESDAY niyht sud Ws1 award
- the referees decision
The New York hgnt heavyweight Won
ihs second round snd secured I'm even
break IN tho thirteenth but Dillon took
the remainder rillon several times,
notably In the ninth. had his opponent
m distress
L.rinsky said he Injured hi, ngh' hand
IN the sixth round
Unofficial fighting weights we're Dillon
49, L"VinskX ~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-26
CHlCkASHA HIGH WINS
GRADY COUNTY MEET

CHlJkASHN. okla Npfl sb.tSpo.
riah.- Chickashs highs,hrol won the an.
nual Grad, count, track and field meet
handil,, Sarfyinr of - points 10 20 Tor
Rush springs witch finished second.
N"fdcu Whr third With : points
winners In the county meet probably
viii participate IN th. state scholastic
events ~ he decided ~, Norman. NAV &
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-26

" uot BE- the toughest job On hall
club We put the query IN this fashion
sn thst Wv cin h. sllowcd 10 int-ri"ct
the answer without any undue waste
Ut ti'ue
81. Md the answer "a simple enough
THIRD BASE
The proof here IL fimpis epuuEh. In
the lNs, twenty ycars the game II fairly
huhhling With grand outiirldrt.-spe-k. \.
e. Cobb. bunliu. Kelley Burns. etc. etc
Also with great first hascmen S'hass,
Mclnnis. T"uneN. chance and uih.ts
Equally Nbh star second basvm'u Col.
lins. i.niois. Rivers. HHff, Low etc
There have tctn an The srcpi short
stops Nuu want Wagner. Tiuk"r. Ma.
tsnvillr. Rush Ions and half dof-n
Others
evt since 100 'Nef- nav, been lus,
three pres, ,hird bsssm.n ,hs, ". ear
think o' no~-,hrse ina, IL. who stand
ou, above the nela-Jlmmy Collins A.,
psviln ana an BRADLEY,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-26

Desiring information ~ tu vh, third
hnsv should hc ~ hard tn ria, vs put
tho nue', up 10 Ntt pcvhn, tho old Clan,
star
AZ secNnd and .hpf, said ur,ltn
YOU don't have to do much guessing ~
planning You stand back On the Grss.
and Then rlRy the hall a. u comes A,
third you ate planning aud suessins all
the time n yuu set hack tor TAT there
is the hun, ,o stand luu on vout head
" YOU cc,uc IN too clusc there is the hard
smash To break down Ncut suafd And
when = ball u ht down the third base.
mAns vay hs hasn't ssy time 10 se' cot
" he isnt quick pn he feet and quick
With his hands the plal 10 by him before
h. can breathe"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-26
Wvs,Irs yEsrEsDAy-A M,mphl.

WEstLrs xESrEaDAS-h Mtmphi.
Nashville & A. Mobile {, New Ori.sn. o,
A. Atisnia p birmingham I Al Littl.
kork : chatisnools o
GtMEs TO-DAY New, orleans st Mobile
hirmlnEham al Atlanta. Nsshyiil. At Mem 9.
phi, Chattanooga at littls Rock
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-26
wills seArs lAsoroso

ST Lotus. spii ~ Marry WIN, n
New orleans defeated Ram iansic-i ~
hos'cn rn points In an eight tpund box i.
Ina match htrc TUESDAY nish, The men
ar heaV, weights
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-26
o'oowo LANDS KNOCKOUT.

BosTuS, April 2e Mike oDowd OF
81 Paul. fighting his frat battle In
the east Tuosasy nisht, knocked gu,
Joe Earnn of Dorchester nv an uppcrcu,
In the ninth round ~ what was 10 have
been twelve round bout,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-26
FOREST NOTES.

New Mexico official rspufts show that
1909 cattle and 2le's, sheen we're
shippcd oui NJ that stat" In 1915 Most
NJ this stock was grnEod on public lands
especially tho national forests On tho
forest anges the forage crop iS,as much
an object Of care ~ the timber crup. and
IL ing"asing ~ result of scientific
methdfs
Approximately n percent NJ the los.e,
NJ cattle On the national forest ranges
due to poisonous plants l~ caused by tai
larkHpur Death c,mss. lupn". hurcL
.N'Er weed and rubber weed are re-
Spunsible FOR shcop losses from such
cause. while loco weed b. tho principal
poi. plant affecting hprses List
1'1r the loss from these causes 1mount-
ed to about ilooooo
That aid bufrus IN the Grand Can.
yon ~ the Colorado Hrc increasing nap.
Idly IL the report of q ranger on ,hs
TusHyAn national forest. who says the
little animals In their search for forage
arc finding their way 10 the top In such
numbers ~ to constitute nuisance. N.
rad, there are thousands " the animal,
IN the r;fnnd Canyon from Supai ~ the
mouth ~ the IAttlc Colorado. according
10 the iorcs, ranger
n II estimated that automobiles Csr-
fisd to the Grand Canyon national monu.
ncnt last ycar 2o.GoU persons. while ~"
number ui persons ~ reach the Canyon
h, railroad Vbf asOou W five times -
many as IN ieli
] aHa - aHHa
y would ltr twenty five good cigar,
icr m, hu band
DO you want them .irong mndamr'
Yes Yer, sttuug The last ones
| broke IN h.s vest pocket
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-26
wEsTrRN IrAGvE srANDINO


RESULTS YESTERDAY At siour city
ii Der Moinss . Al Omaha E; Lincoln
A. wichita, St Joseph Denver at To-
pekn rain
GAMES TO-DAY Des Moiu,- a. siou,
rU, Lincoln s, omaha N Joseph a.
Wichita Denver NJ rop.ks
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-26

RESULTS NE~rERDAS At Cleveland .
Chicago !, A. New York I Roaon I Al
Washington 'philsd.Iphir. rain Al 81.
Louis. Detroit ruin
GAMES TODAl-Chlcsgo 81 Cl,slsnd
Detroit al ~ Louis PhlladnlphiA at wash
inrton. Boston al New YORK
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-26

NEW yoIr~, April "a TN. Yankee
made the worlds champions so ten In
ninsr 10 retain the American league lead.
.rshin Tuesday.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-26
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING
nEsII.Is NEsIERnAY Al

WESVTIN NESTEHDNN = A. IInclnnh'I-
II ~ l.1uit o. A. Boston .; Sew York
~ PhilAd.lphis Brooklyn. rain A. chicago
Pittsburgh. rain
GAMES TO-DAY nfoohiyu ~ phiisdo'
phiR. New YORK At Boston Piusbursh st
chicago ~ iouir AZ Cincinnati
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-26
Twins Lose rlrs,

FORT SMITH. hrk. Apfil ?e-.The
Twin. ldst their nrs' game of the sea
son Tuc,dny to MVtkosee
The scutC Il. ". y.
Nuskos''s y ... on 1fn 'n0 III ~ ]
Fort smith s''olo l20 600 10 :
Bs,,.ric. Jones aud scott. osee and
.icMuttsy
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-26
ANEKIcA> A~WiATION STANDING

REsutrs YESTERDAY AT Toledo I
Kansas Clty ten innlnssl A. Cuiumhu. :
Milwaukee Al irdiAuspoli. I Mime
spoli- .. ~ LouHvill. 4, sp PAU
CANES TODAY ksnsh, Ci,y a, Toledo
Milwaukee at Columbus. Minneapolis a. In.
dianrpoll. ~ Paul ~ Louisville.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-26
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Indians Humb,. whr. sos.

CLEVELAND. ohio, Apfil "a Man
rotAblss and a large crowd saw CleVe
land ifouncc the white So, In thc first
game of the series here Tuesday, . 90 I?
The Scor, " w. T.
Chicago 100000. nN0 900 OnO--i
Cleveland . 800 OOl Olx-a II
Batteries. Cicotte. woligRng. Russell
benr, Williams and L,rn. Coumh. and
O'Ncir
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-26
AMERICAN LEAGUH sTANDINO

GAMES nDAS--Pnfs ~ Oklahoms
CltN. Drrlson st Muskogae, sherman A.
McAlcst,r. Fort smith nt TULSA
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Baseball
Calendar
zlIlllIiIIIllIllIIlIiIm,m,,,IIl,n,uII,,III,i
WESTERN ASSOCIATION STANDING.
REsTLrs YHNrERpAY-At g

OkIahOmh CIiy T. Al Wort Hmlth Z Mn.
kore. At Parts 3, MeAles,sr '. at Dent
son \. Tulsa I
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-26
Yesterdays Battles
WESTERN ASSOCIATION.
Dsnisor Rsvenoed

Dsnisor Rsvenoed.
DENISON Texas. April 20 Special
--Dcnison buried the Ptoduccrs To
A. the irst game of the series Seven
f,ns were produced In the frs two
DInings.
Tho srnrc. r ". v
-yil.a ....... ooo 600 "ln |
bsnison ......... i3O 900 ok 10 u
Batteries kRn Md Moor-, Haislip
snd Merritt
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IN tell vcn rne nussf turn m mt wrts
at third. Ds,lln added Z plaNed assin.,
Hans Wagner tnf ten wears w over foa
sames snd In sl thu, time he never
,fied ~ hunt sEsinst me Ns, ! had 10
watch him sll the time. fearing he would
vfuss me one dsy guessed vtcns
Vas sure he was rcins 10 hunt ! saw
him s,st, the mr,lun. and rushed IN
iie hi,, uns through me ~ fast that I
hstert seen u tsi Amer that decided
10 isi him beat uui q trint before I came
In ssain. bu, h. never pat one down M
vav although hs is Uns buntsf
rhs r.pcT, u stfcsd ,hs, NJ. Cart
Merits % ssrulps 10 abresc sss,~ ss
ere ~ ,Ns sr,fles IN . ssouco ~ssth.
rNe el',h rs,. Isr, -. fes sVsry r~lr
ss,s. s. sueo.,,ss. b., sbcu, 81 'e.
every second
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-26
Nc Ales,sr Wins One

PARIS. April "a Special NcAles-
ter oN.rcsmc = thfec-run lead piled up
hy the locals in the opening round Tues
day. and won iis first game ihk season.
10
The scow " " T.
McAles,er ...... 300 20, opO, u I
Psris .....A .... S0n 0nO 00n-l :
BATTERIES Maple, pnd white Giorhart
and Erwin
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-26
TEXAS LEAGIn sTANDING


RfStGIs ttsrtNDAS A. Waco I.
Shreveport A. Fot, Worth 2 Dallas 3.
A. Snn Antonio l. Houston > Al Beau
moru o, Galveston
GAMHs fODAS Gslvs.ton - p,su
mont Houston a, Nsu Antonio shreveport
Ht WACO Dallas ~ Fort Worth
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-26
sorrmIR> OKLAHOMA STANDING.

RESULTS YESTERDAY Ardmots / 4.
Msdili . A. Ringing ., Maris,ts .
CANES TODAv-ao sWm,, scheduled
until Sunday
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE STANDING,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-26

polling n safety 10 the mrrn consecutive
game II uns q single. N,glo drove ou'
a three baggcr and Pn,n" secured 10
double
The sun., 1916-01-14
HANGS HIMSELF IN
DEATH HOUSE CELL
Antonio Leggio. Conviction
Affirmed, Cheats Law Of
Execution.
FIRST SUICIDE THERE

ossIStNg. ". v. Jan. l3.--Preferring
death by his own hand Immediately to
two months more In the death house
and then the electric chair, Angelo Leg
9lo. who procured the murder Of man
Of whom he was Jealous. to-day hanged
himself In his cell.
The news that the Court Of Appeals
had affirmed his conviction yesterday
destroyed Lesgio's last hope. About
5 80 the morning a guard glanced Into
the cell and saw I.egglo apparently
asleep. Six or seven minutes later
the attendants heard man gasp
ing and found LeSgio hanging from the
cell door with n moose made OF sheet
tight around his throat.
While a guard held the man UP an
other ran to the office for the keys.
Since the escape of two prisoners in
1893 who secured n keepers revolver
and then forced rim to open their cells
by threats Of death, the keye Of the cells
have not been kept within the death
house
After the body had been lowered an
inmate doctor worked over II until Or
A. O. squire OF Ossning arrived. Their
efforts were. futile.
Warden kirchwey notified Gov whit
man and Supt. Riley. In commenting
on the Siicide--the first suicide III the
death house--Dr kirchwoy said:
"Leggio was not insane as far as We
know. He was simply depressed by the
news tina, the court had decided against
him, Had he not had a sheet he could
have committed suicide by using his
clothing We have found that nobody
was negligent so far AS our stigation
has gone
Lesgio was convicted of hiring Will
lam F'lack. now IN the death house, TO
shoot Giuseppe Marino. rival for the
favor Of Louise Macaluso. an eighteen
year-old Etrl.
The two other men who cheated the
law In lss3-Thomas Psliister and
Frank Rohl--shot each other to dea III in
a rowboat on the Hudson after success
fully escaping from the death house
Thomas Mott Osborne said after
learning Of the suicide in sing sing that
on the whole IT was a fortunate circum-
stance. AZ II would thus save the state
the expense of putting the man to death.
He was inclined ia believe. when asked
how an inmate Of the death house could
ind an opportunity TO commit suicide.
that IL ust have been due to careless
ness on the part Of the qua rds.
The sun., 1916-01-14
U. OF P. STUDENTS PUT
BAN ON CLASS RUSHES
Provost Smith COmmends Ac-
tiOn Following LifsOn's
Death in Bowl Fight.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan 13.--1nterclass
fights at the University OF Pennsylva-
MIA are at AN end for all time Their
discontinuance was decided upon to-day
by the senior. Junior and freshman
classes. following similar action by the
sophomores last night. Scarcely a stu
dent among the 5000 enrolled favors
retention OF such class contests as the
bowl fight which resulted In the death
Of William l.. Lifson and injuries to
more than a score OF sophomores and
freshmen.
II Is the unanimous feeling OF the
undergraduates and authorities that the
university has outgrown undercla So
fights The senior class epitomized
student sentiment IN n resolution declar-
ing that "the senior class. believing that
the present Oystem of underclass fights
has passed the stage OF its usefulness.
ie strongly IN favor OF the abolition
of all forms Of these contests.'
Provost Smith commended their ac-
tlon. The trustees and faculties of
the University Of Pennsylvania view
with deep satisfaction the prompt action.
upon their own initiative, OF the under
graduates In voting to abolish hereafter
all interclass fights. thus removing pos
sibility Of the recurrence OF such an
event as has saddcned the whole uni
verslty."
Flags were a, half mast to-day on
all university buildings and fraternity
houses
The sun., 1916-01-14
OSBORNE DELAYS PLEADING.
Counsel Plans TO Answer Perjury
Indictment ON Monday.

WHITE PLAINS. n. u. Jan. 13.--
Thomas NJ. Osborne, ex-warten OF Sins
Sing. will not appear here tomorrow
to plead to the indictment charging him
with perjury. This was Information
conveyed to District Attorney Weeks
this afternoon by messenger from
George Gordon Battles office. who said
that Mr.. Osborne was In Auburn and
that he would appear Monday.
The messenger served on the District
Attorney notice Of motion return.
able In the Supreme Court here to-
morrow setting forth that Mr.. Battle
and Huntington W. Merchant associate
counsel, will make formal application for
a copy Of the Grand Jury minutes. Mr..
Weeks will decide Tomorrow whether
or not he will oppose the application.
At the time this petition Is presented
counsel will ask that the day for plead
ing to the Indictment for perjury be
changed
The sun., 1916-01-14

Sing for a day last Sunday TO visit his
father. Although the visit cheered Mr.
hhodes greatly. he asked that Myles
De brought to him up to the moment OF
his death.
The visit of the son was IN line with
the policy OF ex-Warden osborne and
Indicates that Warden kirchwey intends
TO Keep hp the custom Of permitting
prisoners to visit relatives at time
when humanity seems best served there
by The Freeport Lodge of Elks ap-
pealed to Assembvman McWhinney in
this case. who obtained permission to
take Myles Rhodes from his cell to his
fathers bedside. The meeting was an
affecting one.
The sun., 1916-01-14
COLD LENGTHENS BREAD LINE.
Extra Hundred Loaves added to
the Daily Free Output.

Although another hundred loayes Of
bread were added yesterday to tho 500
given out daily at THE Suns free bread
depot at Prince street II didn't take
Tom Merry and Dick Bright long to
empty the baskets.
Before . o'clock. when the bread Is
distributed. a long row OF men and
women stood In line. their fimsy shoes
providing little relief from the chill o
the cold. damp sidewalk. The line had
stretched around the corner OF Eliza
beth street when Tom Merry threw open
the door and all pressed eagerly for
ward.
The news that a cold snar IL comins
made Tom Merry prophesy tina, the rush
will be even greater for bread to-da,
and tomorrow.
People who can put on warm clothes
can laugh at the cold" said Tom Merry
'Rpt those who can't must eat more
bread. and II they can't nay for IT,
why here We are. ready to help them
fight old winter"
The sun., 1916-01-14
WOMAN IN 100000 CLUB.
Mrs. Jennie Watktas SOLE One o.
Sex Among y. y. Life'a starr.

Among those attending the four day
convention OF the $4,000 Club OF the
New York Life Insurance Company at
the McAlp!n Hotel, which ended yest-r-
day, was Mrs Jennie Watkins, the only
woman member among the 1872 writer's
Of big insurance
Mrs. Watkins began to solicit insur-
ance five years ago. when her husband
became III and their daughter was a
student At high school She had never
been IN business. but her confidence and
earnestness impre essed the officers Of the
insurance company and they gave her
the opportunity.
There are many other women with the
company. but after the first year she
become eligible to the 100000 club,
which demands that its members write
and pay for this amount OF insurance
in twelve months. She Is the only
woman with the company who has been
successful in such large measure.
The sun., 1916-01-14
COURTS FOR SPEED OFFENDERS.
gicAdoo at Work ON Plan Of Mayor
Mitchell,

Plans for the establishment Of a CEN
trail court TO handle cases Of violations
Of traffic ordinances will be presented
before one Of the next meetings OF tho
Board OF city Magistrates by Chief
Magistrate McAdoo. The project is the
result of letter from Mayor Mitchell
10 Magistrate McAdoo recommending
the establishment OF such a court to ef-
feet uniformity of procedure. with par
ticular reference TO the treatment Of
opeed violations.
According to Magistrate McAdoo about
10000 persons are injured in New York
city yearly by traffic A reasonable uni
formity in the handling of traffic viola
tors under one Magistrate to b there
the year round who would be able to
pick out old offenders and mete a more
firm. Just and impartial administration
Of the law. he thinks. would tend to
lessen the number of casualties conse-
quent on traffic violations. At present
such cases are tried by the various
tharty-eight Magistrates of the city.
The idea is in successful operation
abroad and In Chicago. In view Of the
Mayors suggestion for economy. the Of
Acers probably will be drafted from the
other courts.
The sun., 1916-01-14
10 OPEN SEASIDE HOSPITAL.
u. Johns Guild Makes Children's
Institution All Year One.

Tue trustees of St. Johns Guild an
nounce that on Tuesday next Seaside
Hospital at New Dorp. Staten Island,
will be reOpened for the reception Of
ne sick and aleecent children of the
citys poor. and win remain permanently
open. Service will be free.
Patients will be conveyed to the hos
pital by the STAFF and nurses of the guild
by the Staten Island ferry. Detailed in
formation concerning the service and the
admission of patients may be obtained
at the office OF the guild, l03 Park ave-
nue. telephone, Murray Hill 1927.
Contributions for the support OF this
work may be sent to Isaac ", Seligman
treasurer.
The sun., 1916-01-14

throughout the city and the city i,so,
will be bound to go still further in m,
future"
Tonight the youngsters Of tho Ro,.
| Clubs will he treated to a movie show
from 8 to Q p. NJ. Fire Commissioucr
Adamson il scheduled as the speakcr a,
the luncheon to-day.
The sun., 1916-01-14
DETECTIVES SEEK ACCOUNTANT
women's Photographs and SILK
vndergarmen Their Only Clues.

George r. C. IIoughton, until recently
accountant for Fifth avenue dry
goods concern. is missing A number
Of his creditors have been sufficiently
interested In his departure to engage a
detective agency TO seek him, The de-
tectives got a valuable clue yesterday
when Deputy Sheriff Winter attached
on tailor's judgment for sees the effects
he left at the Hotel Gregorian,
Winters found a great quantity OF
Houghton's wearing apparel, but the
articles that Interested the detectives
most were the photographs OF two
women and womans silk undergar-
Inent. They believe that II they can
md the owner OF the garment and iden-
efy the originals OF the photos they
may find Houghton
The sun., 1916-01-14
New Amateur Radio ONicinI,

cant. ". II. q. Builard. superintend-
en-; " the United States Radio Service.
has accepted the position Of vice -presi.
dent OF the National Amateur Wireless
Association This association has been
heartily favored by Secretary Of the
Navy Daniels. Its purpose is to band
together amateur operators IN the inter
ests of national defence.
The sun., 1916-01-14
Sullivan Gets aas2.yoi vers,e,

A jury before Supreme Court Just :,
Con returned verdict for s3V?. eo'
Yesterday for Cornelius J. Sulliva.
his suit AGAINST the Ryan-Parker cor.
struction Company for half the profit.
from the building of the Mamma. en-
Bridge. The verdict was for SgSu.u0o
with interest from 1903
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-09-25
Smokes to Go Soaring.

Oklahoma City, Okla. Sept 20
Tobacco, cigars and cigarettes will
take their places in the list of ar
ticles contributing to the high cost of
living in Oklahoma after October l,
according to statements Of two lead
ing tobacco wholesale firms in this
city.
Cigars now selling six for a quar-
ter and three for a quarter will be
sold at five and ten cests straight
as the first step in the increase of
prices. The change already has been
inaugurated in many Oklahoma
towns. according to the wholesalers
but Will not take effect here before
October l. War tax, increased cost
Of labor, and box label materials and
incidentials are claimed to have con
tributed TO the increased cost Of pro-
duction
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NOTICE BY PUBLICATION

State of Oklahoma, Carter County
In the District Court.
w. w. Means, Plaintiff, VS.. f. A
Names and w. A. Names, Defendants
No. 1868.
Said defendants. f. A. Names and
w. A. Names, will take notice thai
they have been sued in the above
named court for recovery of note for
S1S952. dated July II, 1915, payable
January /, 1916, 10 per cent from
date of note, and TO foreclose mort
gage OF same date given to secure said
note on lots 23 and "a, block No. 8
according to the recorded townsite
map of the town OF Wilson, Garter
county, state of Oklahoma and must
answer the petition filed therein by
said plaintiffs on or before the Sth
day Of November, A. ID. 1916, or said
petition will be taken as true, and a
judgment for said plaintiffs in said