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The Holbrook news., 1916-05-19
Secret LoOe''

The above entitle Bluebird photo play will be given at the Pastime next Thursday evening, May 25. This play is adapted from the famous novel by Frances Hodgson Burnett, That Lass of Lowrie's" This production will be the first of series of ten Bluebird plays that will be given at the Pastime Each play is complete in itself and each will be shown on Thursday night
 The management of this popular theater have gone to considerable ex- pense to secure these Bluebird pictures and every one should draw crowded house. ,,,
 Tomorrow night ''The Thoroughbred will be shown, and special 5-act drama will be given Sunday night
The Holbrook news., 1916-05-19

MT. T. F. Dye. a pioneer of Winslow and a highly respected citizen, died of acute indigestion last Tuesday evening. The at tack came upon him suddenly while working at his shoemaker s bench and he died before medi- cal ald could be rendered. The deceased was 65 years old and had resided in Winslow most ot his life. Funeral services were held Friday morning in the Catholic church. Burial was in the Winslow cemetery.
The Holbrook news., 1916-05-19

Sheriff R. L. Newman return ed Thursday morning from Phoenix, where he had placed an insane Mexican in the state asylum. Mrs. Newman and Mrs. W. B. Cross. who accompanied Mrs. Newman, are now in private hospital where Mrs: Newman will undergo a surgical operation, and Mrs. Cross will take medical treatment.
 The Toggery Shop has just received a large assortment of Boys Knickerbocker sum- mer suits. Latest styles in Palm Beach and other materials. These will be sold at Bargain Prices. See them before you buy any thing for the youngsters. tf.
 Lew H. Mickey, livestock in spector for Navajo county, lef'
 Holbrook Wednesday evening
 for Phoenix, where he will mee
 with the State Sanitary board for the purpose of discussing : disease which is said to be pre- ! vaIent in some sections of tn
 county.
 K. H. Meyers of Gallup, man
 ooro,. of +ha Holhrook Light an ' Power Co.,, was in Holbrook las a Saturday evening and Sunda l looking over the business of tn l. company. He found everythin d m good shape under the efticier Il management of J. T. Baird, tn e local manager.
 Miss Pauline Woods. deput
 recorder, graduated from tf
 WinsIow High school last wee s having kept up the work in h. classes by studying eyenini Ii- since she accepted the positlC Q as Miss Moss deputy.
 h. J. w. Richards, county tre
 surer, has spent most of t he week at h1s ranch south of tow nd During his absence Prof. Pete nd son, county superintendent
 schools, is attending to the tre h. surer's office.
 ch The local telephone magnat le, w. B. Woods and L. c. Her ms ing, started yesterday upon
 trip of inspection oyer the s gre tenn. They were accompan 'n. by s. D. Booth, foreman of e \, struct1on for the company. IO' ,r c. w. Mitchell, represent iro m Crane 6 Co.,, of Topeka. Ka Ior t was in Holbrook yesterday 10 cir ing for business.
 CTS l.. Caldwell made a busln
 trip to Adamana Wedne esday.
The Holbrook news., 1916-05-19

Walter McLaws unloaded a car of Ford automobiles in Holbrook Wednesday.
 Mrs. M. A. Grouse has been confined to her room for a week by an illness of ptomaine poison ing.
 MT. and Mrs. $. w. Jaques are spending a few days in Holbrook, driving down from their country home at Lakeside Wednesday.
 Miss Dee M. Moss, county re- corder. went to Winslow last evening to attend the funeral services this morning of. MT. I. F. Dye.
 Mrs. w. B. Cole will conduct
 religious services in the M. E.
 church next Sunday morning at
 11.3O o'clock. The public IS cordially invited to attend. Have you seen the new line of . tumblers and sherbet glasses, at Wetzler's;just the thing for your
 afternoons. Ad" County Assessor Gardner and e Deputy Teeple have been work
 inp on their books in the office r this week, they having complet- g cd the field work of the office. n An electric street light has
 been placed on the corner near T. the postoffce, which is a great le improvement over the old coa l. oil lantern used for severa r. months.
 0i 7 Geo. w. Hennessey returne q Wednesday evening from E
 Paso with a shipment of 38 year s. ling Hereford bulls which WI h. be placed with his cattle herd . in this county.
 ed How about electric fixtures tt n- your home? Call on w. |
 Clark; he has catalogs fro ng which you can select. and wi h. make delivered prices, cash vii " order.-Adv. ,ss Read the advertising column
 of The News; It will pay you.
The Holbrook news., 1916-05-19
Furniture

We have in stock a straight car of furniture which contains everything needed in the house, and as the same was bought be- for the recent heavy advances we are in a position to sell furnl- ture very reasonable. Besides. 1t IS more satisfactory to select from a complete stock thar from pictures. Call and be con vlnced.
 WETZLER SUPPLY Co. Adv. Holbrook, Arlzona
The Holbrook news., 1916-05-19
For Sale

Or might trade for house and lot at Holbrook: 1 five room brick house, barn, wagon shed garage. 145 acres patented land. we'll fenced and cross fenced. 20 acres under ditch, 243 shares of water.
 Address, DAN F. MORGAN, Adv. 3w' Lakeside. Arizona
The Holbrook news., 1916-05-19
Notice to Louers of Music

We beg to announce that we have secured the agency of the Baldwin Piano Company and shall carry a stock of Pianos and Players.
 Call and investigate. = Adv. Wetzler Supply Co.
The Holbrook news., 1916-05-19
Entertuins With Reception

Last Saturday afternoon Mrs. c. H. Jordan entertained with a reception which was a comph- ment to Mrs. c. C. Manning, who left Holbrook Sunday morn ing for her home in Gallup.
 Assisting the hostess in the dining room were Misses Jo and Mae Mechanism, Ruth and Bertha Wallace.
 On the dining table as cen terpiece was a beautiful French basket tied with a bow of tulle, and filled, with pink carnations and fluffy ferns.
 Delicious refreshments were served throughout the afternoon
 The Carbon City Lumber Co now have on hand the most com plete line of screen doors. wlr' cloth and screen moulding eve received in Holbrook. Get thei prices before placing your order elsewhere.-AdY. If.
The Holbrook news., 1916-05-19

in such amount of even thousands be aVaaoe all of said bonds fully redeemed and paid ana
 within years principal and interest to be pay abe at the office of County Treasurer or NaNaJo in Hobrook Arizona the city of New York; at tn onon of the holder said bidder to pay TOT sau % the par value bonds and accrued interest to oa o delivery to free of exchange and cohectloh and premium SITS 6O The purchaser paying US own f The bids of the C. w. McNear Co., Sidney Spitzer & Co., N w HaIsev & Co.,. C. H. Cofn R. M Grant Company A. B. Leach & Co.,. John Nuveen Co., M H. CuCCer % Oo' 0" ' County Bridge bonds. were rejected
 los Peterson County Superintendent appeared ana resented petition signed citizens of Clay Springs ana yed by asking for establishment ot school u ~
 as Woodrow School District. Board granted petition.
 It is hereby ordered County Treasurer place e amount of $1684 O5, receipts from ForesC 0erVce ' "
 fabrication for Right of Way Franchise for water system and sewer system of Hobrook was hled ny 'uuS
 The Board set the hearing said application for the next regular meeting and ordered notice o the nearing " published. 1. oil Road ~ must be presented Board of Supervisors by Demand by party voucher is drawn or
 The followed Expense demands presented allowed ana ordered paid + No Wt Issued to Purpose Amouno M no
 2318 Sam Kee meals to prisoners o09 09O oO Goa0 ooa0 T " " p 1"- s,nnIioc to ianitor ... 1859 4 2321 Burroughs Adding Mch. Co.,, Attention to o
 County Adding machine ............ oOO %
 1922 Chas Erickson assigned work on c. grounds 1o 28SS 5 !eeple' '"0's"0O' . 46.O5 ? 2s24 AT&S Ky Co., water for court house. l8O 2325 w G CIemons seeds for court house grounds 1OO 2326 Santa Fe Magazine. April ad Tn magazne % 'Oe M lies IU W @ ao6o G G M M II , Sos official business - 824 II II Ioao @ CII ornonsoo official business - 48C I13 233O c w Harp Expenses Deputy Sheriff O. G 1t I4 A a oooa ~ ~ M ,I D+on nubliOhino . ... 22 5 10 @ aoo6 n,!I M D KTo Co sunnies to indgents 3O5 17 939A Joe Chavez court house grounds z-o' 18 2335 St. Joseph Co., supplies to ndigentz o-O 10 o296 Richards Treasurer Road Time Vouchers 4o S aS 1o0o WV w Dhod Troocnrer iurv certificates 961 21 2338 O Gardner, expenses official buslness o.O % 2399 R c CresweIl expenses official business O. O 29 234O Frank Matthews Insurance law ibrery 4ou 24 294 Winslow Telephone Co.,. rent for J. F. Office,
 A @o41 "1ros Wn, - . 100 25 5342 w B Woods Telephone rents and calls o41 26 2343 Chas Osborne F. M for county officers zoO oIN Rejected u, = The following Road demand presented allowed an ordered paid: oo
 William Wooster (assigned), Drayage of culYerts ZO
 The following salaries allowed for the month or Apr
 '-' Warrants Mo- 2126 and Co., Treas. to cover
The Holbrook news., 1916-05-19

Office of the Board Supervisors Navajo County Arizona Holbrook Arizona May 9th, 1916 1O3O A. M !, This being the day for the final hearing on Road p+on No 141915 the Board deferred action until Tuesday May 23rd. 1916.
 R c. CRESWELL
 Chairman, Board of Supervisors. Attest
 DEE M. Moss, Clerk Board of Supervisors
The Holbrook news., 1916-05-19

Continued in next weeks issue.l
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-06-05

Eddie Plank, the former Athletic
and ST. Louis Federal pitcher who is
now with the Browns, refuses To be
counted out lie SCOTS at the idea
that he won't amount to much this
season and confonnds his critics by
the assertion that be expects TO keep
on pitching in the majors until he is
As years old According 10 all that
dope, the hero of Gettysburg will stick
around another five years. In gar
fulous moment the other day he con.
scented TO talk abount himself Here
is what he Mad 10 say:
Tive never had a sore arm, and
when quit the game il will be be
cause I'm tired Of il, I'm 40 now, but
I'm going 10 stick in the big leagues
for fivee more years AT As then, !
think I'll be prepared 10 stay al home.
Pitching is a Job II must be studied
by the pitcher He must study the
other fellow, thee batter, and then
give him what he knows he cannot hit.
That's the way have pitched for S
years, The fellow with the fast ball
will last longer than the one with the
curve I'll pitch five fast ones TO
single curve or slow ball. But the
winning pitcher must have the com
bination. He must mix EN- 10 the bat
ter. Control is the biggest point II
you can put It where YOU want. then
you'll win more games than you lose
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-06-05
Uni of Omaha Law
School to Graduate
Class of Three

The University OF Omaha Law
school will graduate three students
al the annual graduation Of the Col
lego of Arts and Sciences Thursday
evening in John Jacobs Memorial
hall The graduation Of the law stu
dents will be held Jointly with the
arts and science departments and will
be the first time in the history Of the
university that the law department
has held joint exercises with the col
legc proper.
Several years ago the law depart
ment, which was then known as the
Omaha School Of Law, became sffili-
ated with the collegiate department
The three students who will receive
their diplomas are J. Wflgodt John
son, Clark W. Carmby ana Harry L,
Schellberg,
Two women with a grade of o5 per
cent or above led in the general aver
ages recently compiled at the Uni
yersity Of Omaha Law school They
are Elizabeth Parsons and Emily s
Thomson. Others who completed
their work with an average above 90
are Forrest w. Clark, Alfred Nsnsen,
Joseph D. Houston, Alexander d.
Hunter, Robert b. Schuyler and
James Sturdevant Active work OF
the department closed May 28.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-06-05
INDIANS MAKE IT
TWO OFF RED SOX
Cleveland Defeats Boston by the
Score Of Nine Runs 10
Three.
MORTON oUTPIrcHEs FOSTER

Cleveland. O., June 4-Clevelsnd
made it two straight from Boston,
winning today by score Of 9 to 3,
Mays and Bagby were hit hard from
the start, but Cleveland was luckier
in punching IFS hits with errors, while
Morton outpitched Foster 'Bostons
relief pitcher p.
First Baseman Hoblitzel was spiked
and forced to retir First Baseman
Gandil Of Cleveland also retired be-
cause Of hit in the head with a
pitched ball Score.
fsfUNFTANn nnuVftN
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-06-05
Drawings for the match play arc as
follows.


James fb1 aHata. smith nN.
faifensF tt3i against Friend NV
Marley fAi Aaatnat Thomas UN
MAftiu ttAi aRatHsf Metat tsn tttt
Mntla kif akalaat hursae flit
Cfhafafd tAA as#tHai NahtsHu ttRf
Nraiks tttl aEstnsi Nnftafb tAt
Dale att tsstnst Rfhalsf ttfl
Next SATURDAY, a dipnsf match win
Ne piaYed between teams eAptatucd
hy President charles sherman aud
Vice President s W Hamilton The
match was originally AfdeA laf Ness
terd&N hut MAS postponed q week
Az eighteen half handicap medal pla1
with s4sht to quality fof ttf q a
lnhnsaH tfgnhF Wdl slsa he held neat
atWHAaN at tlsHpt N9.ioN
tuhH krittk smashed ffkaHt 40
lhe Naaniff eIah tfsttftsf Hett a
Nseiettd q m4lk NJ in 81 the lenH
tty tl8h The f8fmt fefeA
Mat
Nt8 fftut b BIZ tfafa Btdek sks.
it feA thf fsa ID sH fshfssu talf
haHdN8R me8ai plA event M thf
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maiFh nlat as 81 mlmNa
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-06-05
WOLVES TURN ON
OMAHA AND WIN
Wiches Defeat Rourkes by Score Of
Five to Three, Merz Not
Being Effective.
LITsCHrs HOMER DECIDES

Wichita, June Especial Tele-
gfam.)-Wichits turned on Omaha
and reversed Saturdays bcore Of
TO ).
Merz was not effective and with
the score lied IN the third Buek en-.
tered the game and was hit for runs
in the sixth and seventh.
a home run by Litsehi with one on
turned the tide OF battle in the third
in favor Of the Wolves
Omaha threatened 10 drive Fleharty
from the box in the first two innings,
and relief pitchers were warming up
A single, sacrifice and walk put two
on in the first but Miller and Kruger
were ont on long flies to center field
in the second Kilduff led off with
triple. Burg singled, scoring Kilduff
Priest sacrificed. Merze popped 10
Rossman Krug doubled, counting
Burg. Krug took third on a wild
pitch and scored Oh lettings error
on Smiths gfounder TO third. Thomp-
son walked, but Miller grounded out
10 Rossman,
ketires Them IN Order.
Fleharty settled down after the sec
ond and retired the visitors in order
in the next four innings Krug col
lected a Texas Lacquer in the seventh
after two were down Miller walked
with ono down in the eighth, but
Kruger hit into a double killing.
Priest singled after two were down in
the NINTH but Marshall famed. File
harty led off with single in the third.
Fox famed but Litschi hit the ball
over left field fence. Hetling walked
and scored on Rossmans double TO
left Bruck replaced Merz. Burg
tire won't Britton at first Jackson
walked Bruek stopped the rally by
tanning Tobin. Litsehi led off with
double in the fifth. but star fielding
by kilduff cut off a run,
Gray Held on Third.
Jackson led off with double in the !
sixth and scored on Gray's triple.
Gray was held on third when Bruck
forced Fleharty to foul to Kruger
and famed Fox Litschi and Heting
led off with singles in the seventh and
advanced on Rossmans sacrifice, !
Britton bit to krug and Litschi was
tagged out between third and home.
Britton was caught between first
and second, but Hetling scored when
the play was made 10 first on Britton.
Paid admissions, 5000
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-06-05
sT LOUIS

Grated Tor Meyer In ninth
Philadslphia 2 0 % q Ia
St Louis ,.t, o 0 0 0 3 0 '---i
Three base hit witt stolen base Shot
ton. Pratt l2l Sacrifice hits Miller, schang
Double plays. johnson to Pratt 10 siser t2ls
Pick to McInnis 10 Latole, Left on bases;
Philadelphia, a. 81. Louis q Haaes on
hniis. orr Meyers a. or Koch, 2 of
Groom, a. Tits and earned runs orr Mey-
ers S and IN eiEht innings, off Koch,
land 2 IN no innings tnene out In frstl; off
Goofm 3 and ] ~ eight and twosthirdB In
ninRH. nff WeilinAn. No hits no runs IN one
third inning struck out ny Meyers . By
Hronm 2 Time IS. Empires Evans and
.ka.fFI#
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-06-05

struck out BY sommerF, 2 BY MuFFer
s Bases on balls or sommsrs. n of
pitched ball. McCabe. o. Williams, Hart
ford. Sacrifice hits; o Williams, Jourdan.
Mecabe Hartford, Breen. Two base hits
Mecabe, Kirkham. Mclean Hartford Wild
pitch Sommers. Double plays Sommers
TO Heating 70 Jourdan, Ewoldt to Claire 10
Jones Left on bases. 81. Joseph. 4 Des
Moines, 2 Earned runs: 81. Joseph /;
Des Moines 2. Time 205. Empires: Pom
thus and Anderson,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-06-05
LINKS HALT BEARS RUSH
Take Hard Fought Fray of Thirteen
Frames From Denver.
GAME is A PITCHING BATTLE

Denver, Colo, June 4.-Lneoln
broke Denver's winning streak and
won hard-fought thirteen-inning
game here today 3 to 2. II was
pitchers battle, in which Gardner al.
lowed nine hits and Manser twelve.
A home run by Kelleher was a fes-
ture. Score
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-06-05
WHIT. So, MhIn YanLss..

ehieaEo. luna 4 -C higaKn druhheN tive
NsN York pitchers fnr sixteen hits today
getfinE Twelve OF Fisher in the first six In
niaEs aud Nnu easily. i E b. g. Albert Rus
cell the chicago lstt hander allowed only
oma nm w ta the sixth whom tha Yankees
nunHheA five, ineluhlna hakers double, ara
drove him tfain The SLAB
The samd WAS interrupted fifteen minutes
~ tha Chifasa sfkth while The Sew NatA
hlaFaFs argued tNhamhHtlY against a de-
Ftsgan hy Umpire on .onKhiin FHiseh had
Aautiat etth meme aai ana Pitcher WISHED
rlaHneH m hake taWEht Nehaik bunt on lhe
fiF uuuhiira Feisfh. hHG u euEhlin ruled
aseinst him later lR he same iuhlnk tahn
EaitiHs tftniad Hith iha hsaaa fHil Hrofe
nfasaas sassf5 aa4.FH.at
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-06-05

Boosters Overcome
st, Joseph Athletes

St Joseph, Mo, June 4.--Des
Moines won from st. Joseph this aft
ernoon, 5 TO 2 Jourdan, first baseman
for ST. Joseph, was badly hurt when
spiked by Hahn. He will be out OF
the game for some time Score
uFg NoTSEg
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-06-05
Gray Held on Third.
Sioux Win Game
From Topeka Clan

Topeka, June 4.-Doylc and Hall
were hit hard by the Indians, while
Grover was effective against his old
teammates and Sioux City won the
game, 3 10 ;. Score.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-06-05

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Wichita "a
Onshs O. a.
sacrifice hlts naasman suiith. pFisat
faa hm&s hits kFnK, titsshl NpastnAn
taFAs0n. fhfee hass hits kiapff, uFAF
Hsnfs Faat iltsfhi staisa haesi ssgaith
Hits OFT asfF. ; - two sud enc sthitd la
ninEsl eff hfufk. IN 80 auh twa thifsfs
taniaas fAamhh piAft titsght ~ hFittaa ~
hnAsmas stfagk matS ~ ffshaFtss NJ
AeFt - NfHfks 4 hase# 80 naiis Wfi
ftshafts. aI Nssa. eff nHHfk. I VITA
pifshi ttshafii These ia mNifss hsan
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-06-05

HH'TIIIHF HIIsI Hohfef, DYef' TWo-baae
hits Smith t2). Carlisle Three base hit:
Lober, Home run Kelleher. Bases on
balls OFF Gardner. 2. Off Msnser. O. struck
out BY Gardner. 2, by ManHer, B. Stolen
bases Reed LobeT. Passed ball. Shestak
Double plays: Manser 10 Keileher TO Shields
Williams tunsssistedl. Smith 10 williams
Kelieher 70 Reed TO Shields. Time. 1850.
Umpire Mullen
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-06-05
the match play, as follows.
The draw for the match play is as
follows:

follows:
Bauman against Hale
Dunn against Baird
Carrier against Morrison
Greenatreet against Williams
Lavslle against Young
Swartz against Doherty,
Calkins against Cohn,
Maloney against Shotwell
A dinner match is on the card for
the Field club next Saturday George
Forgan and A. b Rutherford will
captain the opposing teams. Prac-
tically every golfer in the club will
be summoned into service The losers
must provide the cats for the victors.
Many Out at Hollow.
An eighteen-hole handicap against
bogey was staged at Happy Hollow
yesterday with $50 golfers taking part
The following are the scores OF the
sixteen low men who qualified for the
James ]. Fitzgerald trophy:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-06-05
BAUMAN LEADS In
FIELD CLUB GOLF
Hundred and Fifty Turn Out For
Handicap Against DOGGY at
Happy Hollow Club,
MATCHES THIS WEEK

o. ] Bauman led the field in a
DOGGY handicap at the Omaha Field
club yesterday. Baunan trimmed the
colonel up. Sixteen qualified for
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-06-05
Rondsau's single In
other runs Score
Totals 20 ss2bi8 S
DETROIT.
WASHINGTON
IRAN for Henry In ninth
'Batted for Gslis w ninth.
zone nut when winning ran scored.
'Batted for stanaFe In ninth

'Batted for stanage in ninth
Washington % / 0 q 0 0 / Ia
Detroit ..,....2 . 0 0 0 0 ! -
Two base hits yeach Rondesu, Foster
Three base hits shsnks, Dauss Home
run. Veach, Stolen bases Veach shsnks
Sacrifice hits; Wit, BURNS shanks Sacrifice
flies. Henry. Jameson Double plays;
Bush TO Young to Burns! Cobb 70 Burns
Mcbride 70 Morgan 10 Williams t2l. Left
on baseas Washington, s. Detroit, Z. First
on errorfi Detroit, T. Bases on balls. or
GaIlia. 3; or Hamilton. 4 Hits snd earned
runs, orr Galiia, hits and 2 runs In eight
Innings Off Rice, / hit and no runs In one.
third inning. off DBuss, no hits and I run
In two-thrids inning. Hit by pitched ball:
ny Gallia, Hslimann f2l, struck out BY
Gallls, q. by Hamilton, I. Umpiresi Con
molly and Hildebrand
Us h 8 hrdrhdsll shrdl shrdlu shrdludd
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-06-05
Games Today.

Western eaRue--Lincoln ct Denver. Des
Mones ct ST. Joseph, Sioux City at Topeka.
Omaha at Wichita.
National League-ChicaRo at Boston.
Pittsburgs at Brooklyn Cincinnati 81 New
York. 81. Louis at Philadelphia
American League-Boston al Cleveland,
Washington at Detroit, Philadelphia at 81.
Louis New York al Chicago
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-06-05

81 Louis, Mo. June s.-By hume hing hits
In the sixth inning today, ~. Louis defeated
Philadelphia, 70 3 In this inning success.
slvs singles by Miller Sister, Pratt and Mar.
sona produced three runs, The locals got
4 run In the third when Austin walked was
safe al second when kaiols dropped Meyers
throw and scored on Millers single. kooh
started for 81 Louis. but gave way to
Groom In tho first when he become ill The
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-06-05

BOSTON t,.ffa 4 o o o o "a
Cleveland 4s.1 2g o o o 80
Howard, Hoblitzei IIenTiksen, Lewis. Stolen
bases. GThneY, Turner Sacrifice hits
Turner Waller Sacrifice flyi uandl nous
BILE plays Wambsgnans and Gandil,. Turner
Wsmbdsgnass and Gand Bsses on balls
OFF Bagby, 2. off Morton. off Mays. !.
Off Foster, Hits aud earned runs. orr
Haghy. ? and IN wo.thirds inning; off
Morton and none IN five and one third
innings, or Mays s and IN two thirds
innings off Foster, 2 and 3 and Hix and
one third innings. Hit by pitched ball Ry
Foster fGandiD. struck out BY BaEby.
!. by Morton, s. Time: 22s umpircs
Chill aud Diueen
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-06-05

North Platte, Neb., June f-lSpscisll -
North Platte defeated Eustit, 10 l. in
ten innings here today
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-05-31
THE SPEED FlEND

AS u car passed up Main street
recently, going at the rate of forty
miles an hour, guests at the Rando.
hotel almost held their breath in
anticipation of what might happen.
Among the guests was II. w. Dick,
warden of the state penitentiary at
McAlester. 1--WE used to drive cars
in our town that way" said the war
den, "until one day child was
killed. Since that time there is but
little speeding. Public sentiment is
so perfectly developed against the
speed fend that officers will not per-
nit the law to be violated without
making arrests. As many as twenty
five persons have been arrested
within one day"
Ardmore officials raised the legal
speed limit in Ardmore. Every auto
driver is allowed to travel as fast as
any business would demand. The
speed limit was raised with the in
tention of enforcing the law to the
letter. II ought to be enforced with
out regard to individuals, and without
regard to their missions.