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The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-06-16
NoTIcE-uNITED STATES LAND

office. Salt Lake city. Utah. June
2. isiG.--1ro whom II May Concern;
Motto. II hereby given that the state
OF Utah has filed In this office lists pf
lands. selected ~ the said state. un-
der See. of tho act Of congress. app
proved July re, 1895. As Indemnity
School lands. via. Serial Oi772i.
Sw = Sen. See. .. Twp. ~ South.
Range East. and NwH MEN. See,
~. TWP, ~ South. ilang- East, Salt
Lake meridian. Copies OF said lists,
20 FAR as they relate Co said tracts by
descriptive subdivisions. have been
conspicuourly posted In this office Tor
inspection by any person interested
and hy the public generally, During
the period of publication of this NO
ticc. or any time thereafter and be-
fore final approval and ccrtiiication,
under departmental regulations of
April 20. 1907, protests or contests
against the claim Of the state W any
of the tracts OF subdivisions hefein.
before described, on the ground that
the same n more valuable for mineral
than Tor agricultural purposes. VIII be
received and noted tor report 10 this
general land office at Washington. ~
g.. Failure 80 90 protest or contest
within the time specified. viii be con.
sidered sufficient evidence OF the non
mineral character OF the tracts and
the selections thereof. being other,
wise free from objection. viii be ap.
proved Go the state. GOULD ~
BLAKELY, Register.
First pub, June i6; last July ~, 1915
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summary Earned runs. sunny
eide. Q. Price 2; two-base hits. Ma
dcau. Nolron. Schultz; three-bas hit.
pornch; home run, nalllngcr; first
base on balls, OF Schultz I. of Aver.
~ 3: struck out by Schultz. ~. by
Ncfill !; LETT on bases. Sunnyside ..
Price ?. double plays Schultz Ca
porsch 20 Green. Dorsch 10 Green 20
Curry Wild pitches, Ayeriil 1: stolen
bases Green ?, Schultz !. nallingcr l..
h"rnardi ?; first base on errors. Price
!; sacrifice hits Curry l, Tingley 1.
Ford 4 Time Of game 1885: umplres.
Turner ana Johnson; scorer. Lindsay.
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sryrNTH JUDICIAL TICKET.
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Dor County Attorney.

hereby announce my candidacy
for nomination by the republican
marty Of Carbon county for the office
Of county attorney. subject 70 the VIII
Of the republican county convention.
n nominated and elected ] promise TO
devote 70 the duties Of the office my
NnrN hrst .llorts- u. y. Mc'ibt.
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ror sheriff Of Carbon County.

I hereby announce my candidacy
for nomination by the republican
party OF Carbon county FOR the office
Of sheriff. subject 10 the will Of the
republican county convention. II
nominated and elected promise 10
devote 60 the duties Of the office my
very best efforts and give everybody
a square deal b. l.. McMULLEN.
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hereby announce my candidacy
for denomination by the republican
party ~ Carbon county for the office
of county clerk. subject to the will OF
the republican county convention. II
rcnominnted and elected ! promise TO
devote 20 the duties OF the office my
very best efforts. p. =. HOltSLEN.
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NOTICE ron PUBLICATIoN.-

(Publisherl Department OF the In
terror. United States Land office at
Salt Lake City. Utah, May 20. 1915.
Notice Is hereby given that Martha T..
McKindrick OF Price. Utah. who. on
November 20. 1911. made Homestead
Entry, Serial No, 0S69S, for Eh OF
Nwh. NWh OF MEN, Sec. 6, TWP.
IL South. Range 10 East. Salt Lake
meridian. has filed notice OF intention
10 make three-year proof, TO establish
claim 20 the land above described, be-
fore the clerk OF the district court. at
Price. Utah. on the 7th day OF July,
1915. Claimant names as witnesses
Joseph Powell. Dominic Milano. John
McKindrick and James Powell, all OF
Price. Utah. GOULD u. BI.AKELf,
Register.
First pub. May &c; last June sale.
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SENATOR GEeRGE sUTHERLAND
TALKS on SITUATION.


.-,. - ,,..,,....,.., -, ,.,.,.
' - '''''''' '''''' ~ '.''''''
one OF the delegates 10 the republican
national convention at Chicago. re-
,,,,noe 90 Nj, t.ak. CITY Nondav
- ,,...,--,.-, - -, -
Se""'"' ou'"'''A"" "ee'"''H '""' Wv
republican party with Charles y.
Hughes az the head of the ticket In
An. NATHAN and I'm the state will win.
ano 'h"' inc p'a''o'm OF 'ne parry
promulgated nc the Chicago convon-
ton IL one OF the mos, progressive
40, ,,a,,a h,,o,. ,h,, ncoo,o n, On.
-, -
'h''o Se"V'r W my party i"' w.
publican party's stand on American
ism, pays the senator, cannot be aues.
,,o,.a h, ans, -, n, man
,.,-,-, -,
S""'"' '"'"''''"u '"N's WV Wv"
that the American people want prin-
ciples instead Of men and that the re-.
nubilcan marty has oiares bef,re In.
..,- 49,. -. -, -,
a. an na,,,o,. ana ,ho,. tn,orc.,ca I'm
military. Industrial and social pre-.
paredne.. ana IN. economic deyeiop.
-, a.
mem w "'"''''""' "''u "''''''"" W.
dustrieH.
Tie 10 enthusiastic about the con-
v,,,ion and declares ,ha, M ntoxr,,.
siy. could take exe.ption 10 IN.
stand az the republican marty an The
issues brought forward by Theodore
Qooscv.It. either as 40 brorr.sa In
orenar.an... or an, aeyeinping ~
Amsrlcanism throughout the nation.
Senator Sutherland invites the place
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NOTICE ron PUnLICNTI0N.-


uublishcr.D Department OF the In
terror. u. =. Land office al Salt Lake
city. Utah. June ~. 1916. Notice Is
hereby given that John Jones ~ sun
nyside. Utah, assignee OF David John
Thomas, who, ON May 80, ieis. made
Desert Entry Serial No, OiOOl2. FOR
NEA SIN, Sccs 80, TWP ~ Sonth,
Range 10 East salt Lake meridian.
has filed notice OF intention 90 make
final proof, Ia establish claim 10 the
land above described. before the clerk
OF the district court al Price, Utah
on the 25th duy of july, 1910. Claim
ant names 80 witnesses David John
Thomas of Hiawatha, Utah; ". J.
Turner of Price. Utah; Silas ltowleS
and Anthony Dupin. both ~ Ewell
Utah. GOULD ~ BI.AHELN, Regis
ter.
First pub. June nc last July ~. 1915
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RESTORED To GOOD ur,,sv

u was sick for four year, =
stomach trouble" writes Ne, v
Cans. GAINESVILLE. q. 81 los, -
and felt 80 weak that I aimo., y
~ hope Of being cured A frlena y
me about Chamberlain's Tablet, :
since using two bottle OF then = =
been n well woman" Ob,ainsh,'
erywhere. --Advt.
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REPUBLICAN TICKET
For President
CHARLES EVANS HUGHES
OF New York.
For Vice President
WARREN FAIRBANKS
Of Indiana.
SEVENTH JUDICIAL TICKET
For District Judge
JAMES W. CHERRY
For District Attorney
FREDERICK y. WOODS
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PRICE

'Lutrcll out Tor bunting I'd strike.
Score by Innings
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-11
LII a nm O nd
Gil m rs

Ne NlusiDr and b,Ilann continue IH
climb Mine, puu ihilrutdor tuk, wet,
victorious yesterday. nri ore tied for
second place nuN TusB l',ts them b,
five game.
"liy smith although beaten. pitched
good gam. irf tn, s'utiurs N'du'.
d,y n. struck oui TEN IuUp blt-m'u
M,roy 'or Tule du uu' NwllUN Iuei1
senator
"leuy" Robertson hrok. lpt# win.
urE streak Ho W.. Iii tu,N b, the
SURVIVOR, hut mot with w'u uu bases
Wuho' of Up,tpu slammed uni bom,
run In m, ninth mnIng Wednesday and
enabled th' MoNrs tu take re- s,-.spW
contest tm th" cub Tho uud arutc
Ma n tu u"
Maybe IN, Gipnts b,,, R' iB.i started
Following B ,rfir- of crushing r'N,rsos
I hom, ON 'hc rolu grounds the, H,,
defeated the rrpirr boo tNu straight
r,m,s az rittsbugl
Anderson. tho Fci recruit. was the
pitcher who hurled ID, N,GmV ,l,r tn
victory Ncstcrd,, De- iy thr pipirs
down with three mrrsN burlrs IN,
Giants hit Adams. yupp,r and Jacobs
hard
Guy Norton WAS tow much frt tho
world champion Hustun Sos YESTERDAY.
and Cleveland mad, thv srfiys even b,
taking the s'rnut game Sp,akrt aud
Ruil starred uu the Offensive
unyns seen "pWtu ismttl humbl,
cleveland sn ul,,l, Manager vauissn
s,nt "rhhc Ruth puoih,t suu,hpav
against the indiana NrHt,rdN, W. Ruth
was Welcomed hearth, b, tuhls men
It luoks likr th, Nrsi iu ~. American
league has tho rdgy nn the east this
Nr,t The W,st started by winning thee
aud lnsng bur TUESDAY, and repeated
me feat W,dr,sda, when Cleveland
chicago ard I,itot WOW. ~ inuis b..
ms ib, ont, W,,irn entry TO lose
The Npnks PLAYED tsgs, hall. makirs
fivu trtuta brhi1d Rny kcstinr In We'd
n,sd,, vsmr with the white sns us.
suit Nht, soS- won thu second rsme
Of the series easily
Nrjypn Eddie rlsrh ~, ha,i same
Wednesday when hs held ihs wsshins
tons ~ pn, lone run IN nlnr innings iiis
companions vetr unshl, In solve irs
Ho,huup delivery and went ninless
uuf, y auknu NJ NrAtsi.r fatt,p,t
iis batting B,,iae, ,ssisfis, riuu,inr
three shi, .hit be- a. man, uips io ths
plat,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-11
REDS TO SECURE
SOME ADDITIONS
Manager Herzog Not Satisfied
With Catching and Box
Work to Date.

CINr1NNNrl NAV 10 DmlnH
additions 'p the Reds wo planned
bu just winch m'n afn tr so and which
nttl'tc 900 lo come THE $50. -rcm. lu
be- 10 deep m,-tw The release OF W.
k'rrr, and ,H, prupab, htotiof Cml
IIuhp -vhn ..-roo UI ,u .u.u. uil lc,,,
'uum FOG u,p.um,r. mud ih,f, viii lr
Hil moro room n ku,iyrr. un hI. mex
lNuui pIl# foo mako good Should
ku'il,r go IN. Rode VIII hr boz th.
market 'nr rHn'h'. urhthpnd r.r hcr nnI
ni least one uiIlIiN m'u
y" Uhun.'s Hfo planned ai iHD pres.
'n' moment u th, omu'Id Scale has
flllou down badly ln be- batting. but .l
rHs Tom Grifnth. there is no thought
o. even tcmpoufi., roplnciug Grimta
and II Is believed that Ncblc's slump " 80
lik,Vltc hc unll nf hiof duration
third catcher is needed n iIuhu du,s
not regain full health Bn,Ntop No 7
% he could be- landed would hc Jack
Wallace. late ~ tho ruhs. ana nuW play .
iuE In the Southern league Wnln.c
h'ped ont while the Reds Wcfc At
Shtot epuri aud hls nllround s,lc
p'ca-ed lIorzog Buck wanted him even
then. hut couldn't get clear title to him
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-11
Washburn Signs
Coach Kennedy

TOPEKA Kan Ma, II Mu.h inter.
. has been manifested among the ful
'uv "r- uf Kansas conference football
cNct the sguiug ~ pr \ Il ksnucI,
oi rwtenc" former University NJ kpn.
So football mentor and fni the ua.l
ur"e seasons coach ~ Haskell institute.
iu coach football at Wpshhurn collcgnn
Ils,D ~ Glenn g. Gray. Who has tn.
uuuuccd No. Will resign ~ the close nj
the present school Nrar The signing ~
Kennedy Is said l., man, to be- the
tanning point IN Washburns football 90.
lrcr which has hccn rather disastrous In
tho last two sc,sons
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-11
WELSH TOOK STlMUlANTS
BETWEEN ROUNDS. CLAIM

CHICAGO. MN li-Worl NIs -
.,i,ad r.r, W,du,sipy night that tho
Nr,uu.n boxing commission h,s SUM
wuu-I tf.diI, Welsh tn appear hrtnft
II NuudN iu explain hls conduct during
rho rrrcu' ngh' W Mivpukr" with
tV.r Hammer According tn the re
sort ur hrblN,Irhi champion stimulated
freely between rounds of that contest.
Wvls|s manager denies thut the cham,
r.on u..d ti,HhoIi, sumul1nt. and a.
s,f'l pl, charge mtd' tu the boxing com-
mission J.. prompted hN il' viii
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-11

Cornell may not obtain ~ much al.
Neriislng az others, but II you follow
the careers o' her football ara baseball
teams. her track team and her crew 20
need 90 little further 10 lind ou, VINO =
VINO In collegiate sport Cornell is 4
combination OF Germany. franc, and
uuuland-w Master o' m, Land and NJ,
itss, o' IN. Ssas
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-11

w 80" notice ~ U.v golf book uui
nr How iu ruu w pfs iHnkiue
purchasing ,uN ba u' missed HH
rHf' pu't nf 30 feet 20 uH, or iNu psr
VI DO happen. Ifeiu our urisr-fur fHs
book goes boz
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-11

H,f, - IN, up ou ~ Just ho~ 'af INC
season ha, advanced -Gddie Collins sam
{ fsw'ord S,u', ntIrns ana Frank
o's.f are all batting under $50 hnd
y Cobb isn't on. two trfs.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-11

! fnf"h care 'u p'1' pool with
\ certain blokr mot nr from N..s
Who siWH,s say. q haven't had
\ 'u' 200 m, hand .H over u trpr "
l. o. 4
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-11
LONG HOME STAY
WAS DISASTROUS.
Senators Lost 9 Games, Won
q While Here; All Records
Were Shattered.
RAGGED FIELDING BLAMED
Locals Erred 81 Times. Made
~ Runs; Visitors Scored
So Runs, 80 Errors.
RAGGED FIELDING BLAMED
ny u. 4. Is.

When the Producers folded their
tents packed their belongings. figured
their winnings and departed from our
midst nfter Wednesday, game NJ Snr
niugn park oklahoma tlty fnudum
hcn,cd an immense igh of rrlirf For
the most disastrous home s'ny thai
Oklahoma city ever experienced IN ~.
rnnlzrd baseball thereby ended
Red Snapp aud his senator, fled
from the city ~ the same time. aud
took the same path Moreover. II was
with feeling akin 10 io, that the cap.
lial city representatives boarded The
Governor last night for Tulsa The,
positively know that the rOnd they viii
hc called on tu travel IN Tul-n cnn'i
be- roughcr than thcy have had nt
home rcrhap. II will not be- 80 rocky
Much Ike Giant.
lu fRt tlr Senators f"-l mu.u ut u.l
th' Glnuts when ihcy departed Sow
York y couple of days ago ~. thl.g
for e Dhtngc. l welcome
ThHt Dame Fl..un' via more uukud
10 M" senators ~ the huWc-stht Iuat
'udci tiir ever before III borne uut Do,
figures The Senator'S lost nine gturs
and Won uu'N four Sever h.flI, did a.
Oidnhomt tit, t,'m Iu,c twice aa mnu,
sMncs ~ II noI while camping u ~.
own backward
Look - ,hs rinure,
licf' ~" the ,uHuit, uErcs for t.,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-11

Gone back" a. sure sign.
luur hlokn who's only iptfug f.I
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-11

Aa .ou'inuu.. r.l'Dfw'. Uusr
k'h'nawofu Oh, Il.uH.nu m,rmbr. be-
'n N" s1m, aU r.iH lh''IIns I,,Irst,
The hUNrr
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-11
>,TIo>n II,CIl >r,>DI>G.

tNhi~ TO-DAY =- usIaUnmF .|t, af
l..-a sherman az Parts Dsrison 81 faIt
smith ". Altsts at Muskosss
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slIIIulmluuununIInnnInIlllII,I,IIII,u
Baseball
Calendar
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
WI~Irn> ,,>ooi,rIoN sr,>nI>D.
IIsIII. NIsIInnAA

N'''N Nl~'l hhtN ~ oklahoma
100. '.IHH. 80 M.NIrHfsr .. Mus
aHs'. ~ lHIH l.rf Smith ~
sherman. bguIHur.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-11

These general statistic show that
rnGg'd 'ciding was lc-puu-ihlc n O.
srrnt measure fnr the severe setback
received hy Snaps men The figures
however. do not really SHOW lust how
much poor defcihl'" was 10 blame The
truth " moo. visiting rinf were scored
from etrors than rom NIT
Il would seem tlat the SENATORS get
t'ns more than 'eo-thirds a. man, runs
more thrn two. thirds NJ many hlts ~
the visitors. should a least have won
two games every time the, - three.
Their poor defensive In ~, lurcld how.
eNar gave the Opposing teams many
,hADc"s 10 Hco.e And tbrN took nd-
VANTAGE uf eNorl uppnr,uuit
Error. are Frequent
The senators made from ono tp r.sht
errors In .v"r, on ~ the thirteen home
tsme[ They 'nly got of with me
hohhle once. and that Wrr in tho ihir-
ieen.i game with uenis'n They
made eight srtOrs twice. seven once
fi'e twice four once. three four times
and tao 'wiCr
Clemens aud llrannon we're the ch!e'
offenders. contributing more misrl,N ,
than the rest ot the team romhl1cd IN
Wednesdays game tor instance, elem.
ems erred three timca rrnnnon twice,
Will" the rest ~ the nltNefs we're Ycf.
'orm,ng In n-rfcc, s,,lc
weak A. shor, and Third
Sho~stop and thlfdhas are tho two
positions where mote strength 4, needed
ladly Payne, who I. guarding tho lni.
ilal corner while Damsron " off /.
showing ln Grand form Nni Manager
snspp v fielding 'nlrly well ~ second
haze although he II not h,tlng vt al
The oulii,ld look. ss good ne the aver.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-11

ntsttts NIsttnnN A. Ahurs
Wreurt A. WsHfffs ~ WsiW
,,,sts tnnN Msutiis si Afdmcit
iiut tirs I'd Naliu
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-11

u,NtS tunN UHitstH of Sow 1nrl
~ inuH Hf WsshiusiHu Nfffut hf PM.
ai,lpHIa t'"tF'HHt s' tiHstun
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-11

RIstIrs YESTERDAY ~ Nsv pu.ars
a. i.it'is Notk A. Mobile Nsmrh.
A. N|auis JhsttsuoUsa Nt UFuins
. Nashville
G,urS tunN Nasb,uis of Wir,Ius
har ,hattanuuss 81 Ausuts unN tvH
gnuHta scheduled
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-11

. columbus a, Ninrsspon. N. tndlsr.
appiis p ~ Louisville l3 a. rsul is ~
NUN aUkrr Toledo
GAMES tuuN columbus at ksnsss
coz, Toledo uf Mlv autFr louisville af
10 IsUI urh iHfrs aHm#s scheduled
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-11
M,,frnN lnMln .t,NnlNn-


Nt~ttt~ NfSttNntN A. ufa Motives
Eiaus ,it A. Denver tersts
Al iin.rlr it. urishs A. ~ tusfrN
wichita
UAWts tunN IHpfks sf ptnttf
MHiuts umabs Ell tfn.nir
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-11

W>tit> NI>tiupN A. ,H,asu 10.
l'H.'"n lI A. Tu'slursh q Ntv Nuft
~ r' i"us . IUuad,irH.s ~ tm.
.au C UfuusIfU
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-11

,srm,,> ,I,.,r STANDING.

tNNl~ TO-DAY =IHafH# Hf tUi.HEH
l.."Ht'fn Ht cincinnati NvH Nufk ~ ritfs
Ifsr Philadelphia st ~ louis
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-11

t,,Nts ROMA,

,hI|1f' " IhIRl'IUhlb : nfV0II a
Cleveland
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-11

U,Ns rupN -usi,sstrn ~ nails.
ituusifN ~ FnW Worth UesuHiant 81
Shreveport ssr AniHrir s' wser
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-11

rl>N i,u,r St,>piND


a;';'.,c' r.,, vi,,b A. 'fr ,,...s. e'2U.g' 3, S..s
Han Aniunin
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-11

'b'rnl- bpit,d 'nr Bpnnor IN ninth
''rH.'f"r blrt'd 'pr Smith In ninth.
iN inning
TULSA nDn D20 ~
oklahoma tIft Iup nNl 0NO--t
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-11

uul, y snknu NJ NrA,si,r fatt,b,t
lis batting s,riar, ,tstafia, riuuiiur
lhrr' sti, .hits ir a. man, ulrs io tts
plat,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-11

Veteran Eddie rlsrN -, ha,d ssms
Welnysds, when hs held ,he wsshins.
tons ~ nn, Innr run IN nlnr INNINGS liis
companions vetr unabi, tn solve irs
Hu,huup deliver, and vent riniess
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-11

the Npnks PLAYED tsgs,i hall mskirs
nvr ,rtor brhi1d Ray kcstinr In We'd
n,sd,, vamv with the white sns w..
suit Nhtc soS- Won tho second ssms
Of the series easily
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1916-03-31
Methodist Notes.

Ambassadors for Christ" will be
the theme of the sermon next Sabbath
morning at 1890. The American AM
bassadors are very busy and important
personages throughout the world today,
why? Sunday evening at 7:3O we ara
to spend an hour with some noted sac-
red song writer's, and the interesting
incidents connected with the writing Of
their most popular song.
Sunday school will hold its session at
1l:45, Junior League at 8 and Epworth
League at 6:45.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1916-03-31
School Principal Acquitted.

@. c. Luce, accused of assault ane
battery on the person Of Virgil Vii
Iliams, was given legal scquittal on
Tuesday last at his trial before w. L.
Barker, justice of the peace, but it is a
verdict which does not meet the ap-
proval of the majority Of school pat
rons, and it is doubtful if a jury could
have been secured in Cresco which
would have acquitted Luce of the charge.
The Plain Dealer has been both criti-
cized and complimented for the senti-
ment in our brief item concerning the
affair in last weeks issue. We do not
expect our views to always meet with
popular approval, but we believe that
in the past the Plain Dealers stand on
local public affairs have been vindica-
ted oftener than we have been proven
in the wrong, and when we state that
the usefulness of the present school
heads is over, we make statement
we believe will prove to be correct.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1916-03-31
No Alum Phosphate
Baptist Church.
Absolutely Pure

Services will be held as usual at the
Baptist church next Sunday. Morning
theme, Showing Forth the Lords
Death until He Comes" Evening SUBJ
ject, 1The Greatest Sin Man can
commit against Himself" This is the
first Of a series Of three sermons
the pastor expects to preach.
The next two will be ''The Greatest
Sin man can commit against his fell
lows, and against his Cod"
Our Sunday school is rapidly coming to
the front in number and in effective-
ness. The Lords supper will be OBJ
served after the morning service; mem
bers are urged to attend.
We are expecting treat on Friday
night when the Canadian Jubilee sing
ers are to be with us. Tickets are
going fast. Tickets so cents, children
under IL, 25 cents. We are glad to see
so many strangers coming among US.
j. A. PETIT, Pastor.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1916-03-31
Woman Suffrage League Organized.

Over sixty of the leading women Of
the city gathered at the Court House
Wednesday afternoon, and under the
direction of Mrs. Elsie V. Benedict or
ganized the Cresco Woman Suffrage
League. The officers of the club are
President-Mrs. Kate Culbert.
| Vice Pres. Mrs. Anna Fessenden,
Secretary-Mr L. E. Emmons.
Treasurer Mrs. H. C.. Salisbury.
/ Chairman Membership Committee :
Mrs. l. j. Booth.
Chairman Finance Committee-Mrs.
J. @. Rowlee.
Vice Chairman Finance Committee
Mrs. Lottie Kellow.
Chairman Literature Committee
Mrs. Lloyd Barker.
The new club, which already has more
than 70 members, let no grass grow un-
der its feet but proceeded at once to
divide the city into districts and can
vass for members under the able su-
pervision of Mrs. l. j. Booth.
LIE SullIdSlSIo VIII q uItlC 1otSI CoIl-
vass all the voters of Cresco on the
question of suffrage. This task was
already we'll begun by Mrs. ]. @. Row.
lee In canvass which she made of
the leading business men and others
only two out of $50 failed to sign the
pledge to vote for suffrage June 5th.
The first meeting of the new club
will be held next Wednesday afternoon
at 2:S0 O'Clock at the library. All
members and those who desire to be-
come members are invited to attend
Important business will be transacted.
The women of every town and city
inIowa are organizing to work for the
ballot, and those of Cresco are deter
mined not to be behind in the big pro-
cession. They have begun work with
great enthusiasm and will make many
votes for their cause by election day.
Suffrage clubs in all the other towns
in the county will be organized soon by
Mrs. Elsie Benedict, assisted by Mrs.
Amos Barker, the chairman for How
ard county. Nearly every man and
woman at Mrs. Benedict's meeting
Monday night, signed for suffrage.