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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-14
WESTERN LEAGUE RACE
IS GETTING WARMER

TOPEKA. Kan. June Western
lenrue clubs ar" huddlcd together In the
p'hihn, race A. the result II the even.
y divided rcfles % the week ending
sn'urdiy juno 10 Although Omaha
gained game on Lincoln and broke the
"" Tor first plnc" that existed b.tw.l
thr two clubs week ago. none ~ ~
Other teams was able 10 make any dc,
elccd gain In percentage The ,ishtn.s,
ot the race can he shown by the fac,
thnt only sir games separate Omaha and
~ Joseph, who hold first and last
place respectively
Three teams. he Molnes, Sioux CITY
ana 81 Joseph broke even In IN. sis
s"mes played last week. while Topeka
and omahs won three and lost two con.
t"st'i Lincoln won four and lost three
ana Denver won three and dropped four
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-14
DARR0UCH AND
SPE|CE PICKED
FOR The FINALS
kingfiSher Stars Shows Great
Form; Shields and We'll
elmer Have Chance.

Paul Dnrrough Of Hugo. present
state champion, VS., Charles T Speicc
OF Kingfisher, former champ, for the
singles title.
Darrough Of Hugo and Eugene Mon
net ~ Norman, doubles champions, vs.
Speicc and Roland Laing Of klngfIshcr
or willis Shields and Al Welchner Of
Oklahoma City for the doubles title
How They Line Up.
That Is the way the wise ones" were
doping the state tennis tournament THIS
morning following the playing Of the fret
two rounds In the singles and the Open-
ing round In the doubles Darrough
Who IN showing all hif old time speed
and accuracy. had an easy match
scheduled for to-day md e. reach the
finals viii have 10 defeat Ray Trosper
or Earl Bonhsm Of the state univeraiiN
DarrouEh himself ls former Sooner
star. and 10 conceded 10 have II pro
nounced edge over the present crop Of
university players.
Spelce In Form.
A. for Speice. It's wonderful the wgy
The veteran IN smashing them around
lie Is displaying By far the best form
IN years. and yesterday eliminated John
McCoy ~ Independents. Mo. IN straight
sets. al 80 Splccr Is covering rapid
ly. and Is showing more class In serving
than since ne held the title In 1911 To.
day he will meet Mort woods of Ard
more. former Wisconsin champion. and
may have hard tussle hut observers
who have paid attention TO the King
fisher stars work predict that he viii
climate the Wisconsin man
Doubles Race.
In the doubles Monnet and Darrougl
ere conceded To have fairly easy sail
ins TO the finals They play Howard
and wade today. and are thought to
have practically q cinch For speice and
Lhing the road Ia little mote d,ff
cult. ~ they have welehncr and Shields
o. Ponham and Trosp.r yet 10 play
Oklahoma City's only chance for honor
rests With Welehn-r and Shields. the
cypitars entry In the doubles Ray
Tro.p"r. the state university star. who
fc'ides here. has not been eliminated
from th" singles. hut II Ia not thought
hc con hold up when called on TO NEE,
speit" o. Dnrrough. tho favoritcS
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-14
BEAUMONT RELEASES
FlRSTBASeMAN M0SEly Y

DALLAS TEXAS June q, =, b~tsms
snovn ,odsy ,hr .hefcr. isstins with
his team iof FarS worth ls., n,sh,
Manager ptlsnhan,y ~ the neaurncn,
rc,ss. league riuh released Pitcher Ns
plsi and Fits,bsssman Mn.si,
Nspis' sss obtained from ,hs T.,s.
oklahnms league hy the 81 isui. Ams,i
cans fee years arr and later dtii,sa
irio the Southern association lie hs.
played also vi,h Houston ~ the ress,
league
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-14
ERRORS ENABLE
LOCALS TO WIN
Senators Bump Faircloth Hard
But MiSplays Help Them
More Than Hits.

After the senators had hi, Fairclo,h
hard In the early innings. hu, had been
unable to make Their blow, coun, Tor
much two errors In the seventh save
them two runs and paved the way for =
~ victory over the sherman Lions In
The opening game of the series. The
visitors punched hits off Herbert fot
two runs IN the first and one In the
ninth but were unable 60 DO anythins
With his delivery a. other STAGES
The same was played NJ the Fair
grounds park. Saratoga being under scy.
eral feet OF water.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-14
NEITHER RACE OR CREED
IN TRUE AMERlCANlSM

PHILADELPHIA June N-speakns
st the Flag nay exercises here today
pr g. Hcsamer. president NJ the Ma
tional German American alliance. de-
Shared that true Americsnism knows no
distinction Of race or creed
True Americanism" he said. de-
mnnds true neutrality solely for the
defensive NJ American rights and In
the hes. Interest ot the United States
against any aggression
pr Hcsamer said Americans had esps-
ricuc"d much and some ~ ~ have en-
iur"d much since the outbreak Of the
European war
rs experience IL the best teacher. We
have al learned many important les
sons" he added
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-14

RACK In isNt W 'hrf,shouis Mrtifsv
pls,cd On = hall club that NO rival could
hst =, home when otposins cluhs
came to baltimore they VNr Villiug io
,oncsdc Z out " TO the Orioles and
cheer the luck ,ha, save them one vic.
tory Heating tho Orioles on baltimore
sod wasn't done
Now John has /. club th,t rst.l,
wins q, home hui ono that has a road
ircofd - 40. nne ~ m. greatest ever
iaNio ~ an, team IN tho game Variety
h'lns tho spice ~ life. the Glsnt leader
has drawn his share
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-14

Ray Chapman has returned 10 the
game and Is nov ready 10 appear daily
In the lineup after recovering FROM an
injury to his knee. which kept him out
~ the game for a month or more. Al
though Chapman was well replaced by
Wambsganss, the Indian fans are hap
~ tn See Rays return. as he adds lots
~ I.p aud zeal H. the bunch.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-14
Baseball on Big Field So Different
X x K X
LONG LFIES NOT ALL HOMERS
X X X 4
Change to Fairgrounds Pleases Fans
BY n. A. q.


Followers of organized baseball In
oklahoma city had treat yesterday,
the l.k" of which they had not expert
enced In several cars-opportunity to
see ball game on big field where
shoit fences could not interfere with
hard hin balls, and likewise with out
neldcrs chasing long flies
Eght Two. Baggers
n" paAtimors made merry. driving
nut long, happy base hits in profusion.
Payne - Oklahoma CITY who has not
had grent success with the bat Of recent
days went hack IN tho game and poled
two. bHgr"r md n triple Both Of his
4riycs probably would have been counted
simply NJ singles In small nark with
short ren'orfleld fence to interrupt.
Altogether there were eight two -baHs
hitH and the chances are that not moro
than three or four az the most would
have bcon good for that In the small
pork Pnyne's triple was the only drive
for moro than two bases
Homers Not Plentiful.
ON the other hand. while doubles were
uuWcrous. not n single home run was
recorded No less than three long flies
90 contsrfI"ld were hauled down BY
Raorwai and Llpps that would have
cleared the vail IN Saratoga and gone
fur home runs
Considering the fact that II was not
known until noon that the game would
be played ~ the Fairgrounds park. n
'rrr" crowd of fans turned out FOR Tues
N1y's games The fans were anxious 'o
a'" tho hovs perform IN park where
ffrros dld not Intervene
WNils there were M walls In the way.
sono tN' rre@ I'D great service n
vrs ur0wisod that this wopld be cut
Immediately
Use PARK Al Week.
/ n will be several dnys before Sara
+ toga park l. in shape for baseball games.
] 30 the chances nre that the team will be
/ IN action NJ the Fairgrounds park for
: the rect ~ ,his week and the first few
DAYS NJ newt week Today's game be-
tween sherman and Oklahoma city will
be- called ~ Z o'cloct
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-14

Those who care 90 car hs,t.r an they
Ike about 'sntlment being absent from
baseball: about the average player work
Inv only FOR the money he receives
Yet the facts are quite different The
ban player VINO doesnt enjoy the 1ams,
vino isn't having good time while at
work. s Of no value Such ball players
as Han. Wagner, Larry Doyle. ~ cobh
md other stars would pay 20 play q
lsms 81 bail II they were no, allowed 10
enter the psstlme any other way. ronu,
ls ~ bot he admits that n. GETS as much
fur out baseball today as he DID - year,
AGO when he vas a bo~ legged ND Of
81
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-14
DANISH SOCIALISTS sNo sre,st.

cHRisTiANiA. June 1.-THE scci.i.
is,s early decided today TO end the sen.
cfsi strike declared last week 40 pfc.
test assin., IN. bill fo' compusor, AZ
h,fa,lon IN labor disputes. recent,
passed hy parliament
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-14

-, a,i,t,,,c trst,t,c.
,,on or d,y.lon.d
n,tn,trg cnnl,inn.
,,ans ,,,,h ,,.,ter
,,.n,,r,, ,rd rn.
20 ,ban
,onr,r,y wbile
b.. utl, sti,l bo
,,.ii,i,l. 4, an nd
.t.n,y can,c,tv and
wn,tbv s,c.
aa..or tobp
,,oyi. should the
Co,ncii .u,bo,,,,es
de,,1. IN continue
,ho i,t,cr Ia his
n,c..,t c,p,c,,y
,no de., n, All
a.u ,,a,,o,. ha.
hnn. un his coach
,,a..nbo,. IN,
49, t,., ,i,,o
Cou,,r.y's retire.
men, v,. No, en-
,,.oiy u,.,n.c,cd
,o, ,bc "olI Man ."
ha h.. hocr a.
,.c,lr,,t.Iv teru,d
a, t,hoco IN, some
,.,r. i,na hs.n In
,,n, health sine.
H.. s,,.,ol,edo,r,c-
tu,,d sLull an Inn,
70 t,is The ,c,l-
dert occurrrd a
wbits he w,a en-
,on,. In pnurh
t..psie with I'M.
ro,r.ii cr.w. and
ratised nv
r,,,r,pe, b.tng
,hrnwr ytoi.ptly
against "A berth
Tollov,pv n ltrch
y, ~. ,,s, travail.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-14
RUSSELL WINS ON FOUL.

TT LOUIS, June ii-Frsnkie Rus.
sen of New Orleans. won on FOUL from
a. Wolsss, ~ Cadillac. Mich, In tho
fourth round Of q scheduled tweiv. round
boxing bout here Tuesday night Tn.
men weighed 1876 pounds.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-14
MlBANE 0UTClASSES
0'lEARy OF CANADA

Bi'TFAJO. y v June II Johnny
kiiIsun uf Cleveland. fcathcTWcight
champion met Johnny OLeary. light
weighed i1o pounds kilhanc ouiclssscd
round hoU; mere -uesdAy night zach
weight il0 pounds kllbnue outclascd
the Canadian aud had him nearly out In
the fiuh round ami again ir IN, eighth
Now that th" lHf.. sur iyOrv have ler
our fair city n mBi be- tho senators will
b. able ~ win some hall games IT. a
rirrh th', had uo chance while the
Sur, Nors we're here.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-14

nls ~ Walsh sndsstcf.d % a. q
.'curr hacs' Tor the White sns ye.,sf.
dsy. tut vss hst,ed from the has In
three frunas wsshins,cn bfcss hsf
lnsins streak oh. lss the mir
I5oss is shuu, ,hfuush
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-14

We see where ihry are golus TO charge
s. 'ur soN ~ tho Carl Morris Dan
pui'y scrAmhl. Any me Who would pay
8 10 see that merry carnival should b.
willing tu pay 81 for street enr ride
ana 81 for cigrafc, or beer
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-14

solicitor for sufferers abroad COM
plains that our people have given only
ono days profits 20 the stricken Euro
peans The OH and coal trusts are get {.
ing m" rest NJ A. We guess. Rochester,
Herald
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-14

The chance. sfe inhn Mrpfsw and NJ.
Giant. sie si.hlrg their polu grounds
s,sy sss over When ,hsy Mt ,hs rad
the nisnts esr.st 10 ir.usufs,s another
rlnhlns ',fsss a home they've been
unable 10 eho~ much
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-14

A was predicted. tn Cleveland In.
dins are taking advantage o' their s,sy
at home and are pulling into scod
lead IN the American 70 Tar. the In
dians have los, just one sams n the
home series
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-14

philadelphia A. Chicago : Washington
A. Detroit !, New York A. ~ Louis
H0stnn S
CANES TO-DAY Washington 81 chicago
Boston At 81 LOUIS fSnly two games sChsd
ulsd
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-14

REsIIrs NrsrrnnAN A.

Memphl. I A. birmingham I, Little Rask
: A. New orleans I, Nashville A. No.
bile 'ChsttAnooss postponed vet grounds
CANES TODAY Little Rock At nifnins
ham. Msmphi. st A,lanta only two game.
scheduled
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-14

Fight or fall" state, veil the test
but twice hard lie 70 'ight and fall
To know that YOU have done your best
Vet ~ tho snd must taste the sall.
Nc vine NJ victory for youf eiip.
y" leaves Of laurel 'ot your brow
Ana hope no longer hears you up
Nuno bu' the Reaper sceks YOU nov
have lsr your tnsii ana gone their way
Your ~rstsflnu sun. with theerle.s glow,
FADE, Ike your dreams o' yesterday
Beyond ,hl' place o' wrath ana tears
loom, N. horror o. the shade"
TNcnu the brink, the 'ruitle. y.srs
Z ofts you 10 wall you ar. afraid
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-14
Bs;ASfAufiCUR[S!|
wEsrEnN ASSOCIATION STANDING


CiNt sherman A. W,AIcs'sf rafi.
J A. Tulsa, utn.fun. called end
sirih rain A. Muskogrs 2 Fort smith
? eleven luuiuFS
GAMES TODAN-shsfmsn At Oklahoma
. ~. Paris - NcAlsstsr Denis0n ~ Tulsa
Fort Smith at Muskuges
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-14

The republican party wight add ,ha,
und.f democratic standardization IN.
Warrington BAN club never won q p.n
nan, And IN. democrats rloh, then
prove ina, under . republican admlrl,
us'lcn Washington never finished better
than ,ls,h
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-14

rrnpi telephone blN- for the month
NJ lune are past due n not paid
Nv . m NJ the 18th service will he
discontinued Pioneer Tel & Tet Co.
Adv
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-14

d'fs'oOd that among the various forms
~ lmpasslonrd otAtofy he has launched
~ different umpire. No trace NJ weasel
wording has hern sc"n We prin,
l''lnie's statement 10 the public rl,d.
"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-14
AMERICAN ASSOCIATIONS STANDING.

INSULTS YESTERDAY N=At Kansas city
a Toledo N. A. Minneapolis I indiAnspo.
- A. ~ rsul =. louisville A. MI
vaukee /: Columbus
GAMES TODAY Columbus AZ kanss.
CiN Toledo 81 Milvsukrr Indianapolis st
a. Paul Louisville at Minneapolis
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-14
WESTERN LEAGUE STANDING.

p.s Moline. J A. ~ Joseph Lincoln
A. nenvst Slout CITY A, rupska
omaha, tsin.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-14

AMgRIcAN LEAGUE STANDING

phis Cincinnati At Hnsion chicago ~ Sc'
YORK IT. Louis ~ BROOKLYN.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-14

Golfers expected 10 rslk Tor rtssi.
d'm Wilson Nn' Ne luns - h. mefs.
" mui'cts Tut tui' over . missed nut
THIS exclamation isn't even close In psf
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-14

NArIoNAL LEAnrE sTANnING.


- Louis A. New Work chicago A.
Philadelphia o rltishutEh o. A. nOston
,in,iuuau y trall'd end ~ sixteenth inntns.
darknssst
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-14
rrSAs LEAGUE sr,Sp,NG


Beaumont iieu inninssl A. Fur Worth
4, asn Antonio : tsis,'n inninss A.
shreveport s.. usivsstUn A. Waco
Houston
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-14

hrysn. wsrrsi and isicie al started
Out on The frld ~ fame together In itat
tut The msir difference s tha, wssrsf
and lsaicis ar s,ili ha,,ins shove $50
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-14

lorNmsksfs Who Wrfr betting inn to
! ssains' Cleveland hsrk IN Apfu are
t'N asking in stuck NJ, a blt
ri " The, couldn't uri sny ono In Apli
Wllllns 20 bet ~ fd1 that cleveland
would win
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-14

w WY NVWW TTTVT TW-
There VAS frIst In our town,
] don't recall his name.
ilut his ! kNov about him. he
Was never IN NJ. rams
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-14

Houston Al Shreveport nssumcnt si fof,
Worth ssn Antonio A. Dallas
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-14

Totals .ssty.s4..at II ~ 70 1
'HiEllnbotham and Ftanu bstled for
tairclnth In ninth
..'Haas ran fot Dsmeron In seventh.
ny Innings
Sherman .......... 700 nan Noi 4
osano,ns ss,,,,.. Ci'L ..ss....,i, oog on 20
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-14

rIeinle Groh's stance y, the plate Il the
most peculiar ~ any man In baseball
Milford chronicle., 1916-09-08
FRANKFORT.

Mrs. Morgan T. Gum and Miss Mar
garet Derrickson have returned from a
Nlslt OF q week at Ocean Grove
Kew G. W. Hastings and family are
guests Of Frankford friends
DR., w. H. r. Collins Of philadelphia
VINO has been visiting his sisters, left for
NeIIolk, Va, Monday.
MT, MT, ana Mrs. Bergey. and daughter, of
lexington, Pa, spent the week end with
Mrs 5. c. Daisey.
Mrs. Dewitt Rogers and two daueh-
ters spent last week at Bethany Beach
nlr. and Mrs. Jack Ellis gave a de-
nghuul party at their home Monday ev-
ening IN honor of their niece Miss Helen
Hin, Of Philadelphia Guests were In at
tendance from Dagsboro, Selbyville Mill
vile, and Frankford. After speniinq a
eellghuul evening refreshments were
Penn Hastings is spending a few davs
win his mother and sis ter
MIS- May Hill and family of PhfIa-
uelphia nave been spending several davs
with Mrs. Julia Tunnel
The stork visited the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs; John Dukes on Saturday, Septem-
per "a, and left a fine baby boy
me little daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
waiter Brasure, who has been very in
with brain fever. died Sunday night
September 3rd
Mrs, Frank Hickman and daughter
spent last week al Bethany Beach
Milford chronicle., 1916-09-08
OCEAN VIEW.

Beach parties are being taken almost
| dally by the young people.
Inc Sunday Schools of the three
churches We're not attended by the child
rem last Sunday. An Inspiring class
| meeting was held at the close of Sunday
| Schooi. Rev. j. W. Fogle preached a
SpleIuia sermon IN the evening to an ap-
preclatlEe congregation.
Mrs. Charles Keene and daughter Mar
garet visited Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Frazier
at Rehoboth last week.
Mrs. Ella Tunnel has gone TO Franlr-
Iord to spend a few weeks with relatives.
Philadelphia.
Allen Daisey and Howard Burton have
gone to Philadelphia where thew have 40
cepted positions
Mrs. Harry Jump of Atlantic City. N.
j IS visiting her mother, Mrs Amanda
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Derriclxson. Mrs
Lillian Daisy and Mrs. Ferris Wharton
motoTed to Georgetown and attended the
social given by the Masonic lodge We'd
nesday Of last week Captain and Mrs
). W. j. Evans and Mr. and Mrs. Har-
Vey James were also among those who at
tended the affair.
Edward Hickman and Lemual T.evyis
nave returned to Ne= York
Dr and Mrs. Frank Grier of Milford.
win several others, were in town on
Monday, having come in a launch for a
pleasure trip.
win Evans, son of Alonzo Evans. has
purchased an auto of Captain j N.
Bennett, agent for StUdebaker
William James of Philadelphia is Wis
itlng his parents, Mr.. and Mrs George
Mrs; William Daisey and children Wis
the week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kingsley Richard came
wa automobile from Philadelphia and
spent the week end with Captain ]. l.
Betts and family. They We're accompan-
led by irwin Belts, Jr., and Sydney Fv-
ans, who returned on Labor Day.
Mrs a G. Tunnel was a visitor at
blsnopVllie the first Of the week.
Mrs: Charles Richards of PHILADELPHIA
ana Mrs. Alice Richards visited rela-
tives here last week
captain and Mrs. James N Bennett
visited Mr. and Mrs. Asa Bennett. Cap-
tam and Mrs. William Nelson accom-
panied them.
Mrs. J. I. Belts accompanied Captain
Iohn West and family in their auto to
-nelr nome in Germantown. and will also
South.
Milford chronicle., 1916-09-08

from his Milton orchards, returned with
his family to Scranton, Pa, on Friday.
Captain George B. Hunder has a new
auto.
Mrs. Mamie Brockington and daugh-
ter Virginia, have been spending some
time at Broadkiln Beach.
Mrs. George Hunter, Mrs. Mariarma
Black and Mrs. Annie Carey are spend
ing some time at Ocean Grove.
The Robinson Farm" lying along
Broakkiln River and contains 200 acres,
has been bought by George Simpson Of
Milford.
Captain George f. KINNEY has re-
turned to Philadelphia.
Lawrence Crouch of Philadelphia is
visiting his grandfather John T. Crouch.
Arthur Jefferson has been elected
superintendent of the Milton Water
Works System.
A Democrat primary was held on Sat
urday afternoon at the old Academy when
it organized at 3 o'clock there were seven
persons in the room.
w. H. Workman and William Filings
worth the only ticket run were elected
delegates to go to Dover on Tuesday.
John Hastings was arrested on Satur-
day night for drunkness and disorderly
conduct and confined to the lookup all
night on Sunday morning he was ar
ranged before Mayor Fearing and fined
S4 90 including cost.
Tomatoes have been coming in moderate
quantities during the past week and
prices have ranged from 10 cents to %
cents per basket closing at Is on Tues |
day.
Milford chronicle., 1916-09-08
MILLsBoRo.

At the Democratic primaries last sat
urday afternoon 2. s. Shockley and
james Reed We're chosen as delegates to
attend the convention at Dover. Several
other Democrats from here and the rural
section motOTed to Dover on Monday to
be on hand for the convention
ON Labor Day a party Of fifteen spent
lne uay al the beach near the Indian
RIVER Life Saving Station. The trip was
MADE "a large motor boat owned by
benJamin Kitchens and in fishing. crab
Dng and bathing the day was delightfully."-
spent.
q. IT. Dodd and family are occupying
the Swain cottage at Oak Orchard for
week
Miss Minnie Ableman is entertaining
guests from Baltimore and Brooklyn
W. Bonard Jones Of Woodbury.. NJ J..
spent the week end with his father Dr.
w. b. Jones
Miss Helen Matthews. who has been
win friends IN Chestertown. Ridgeley
ana Sull Pond for the last two months
returned on Sunday evening.
Miss Mary Ellis Of Philadelphia spent
sunday with her parents Mr.. and Mrs
f. H. Burton was in Philadelphia last
week and brought back with him a new
model Ford
John Davis colored man, who was
taken TO the hospital for the insane AL
T. rarnhurst few months ago, died at
lhat institution last Tuesday and was
brought here for burial
l.. C.. Bailey of Philadelphia is spend
ins MS vacation with w. Ii. johnson and
family