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Myer expects to join the team in Sep

Myer expects to join the team in Sep
TENDER.
Fritz Maizel has commenced to do a
little light work at the second station.
When his throwing arm is little strong
er, Donovan intends to put him on the
middle bag. Maizel ought to be a sue
cess at this important position.
The st. Louis Browns have their eyes
on a new shortstop, who is proving a
sensation in his first year out. The play
er is Harold Horkheimer who is playing
with Bridgeport, his home town, in the
Eastern league. He formerly played
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-08-23
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results.

At New York-New York I, Chicago 6.
At Philadelphia Philadelphia l, De-
troit 0.
At Westinghouse Louis 2, Washing
ton ? (cslled in the l4th on account of
darknessl.
At Boston-Boston 3, Cleveland o.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-08-23
STANDARD OILMaKY.5
McLEMORE TRIES
AGAIN TO STOP THE
ALLIES MUNITIONS
Would Empower President to Place an
Embargo on Arms to Any coun-
try Disregarding Interna-
tonal Law

Washington, Aug ga concurrent
resolution to empower the president to
place an embargo on war munitions and
all other exports as he may deem prop.
er, destined for any foreign country
which knowingly disregarded interna.
tional law and violates neutrality rights
with the United States, was introduced
yesterday by Representative McLemoye
of Texas and referred to the foreign al
fairs committee
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POLITICAL ADVERTISING
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Senator Page is receiving large number OF
letters insisting that he meet Gov. Fletcher on
his own level and attack him on his many
vulnerable points.
He has received offers OF facts concerning
both the public and private record OF the Gov
ernOr which are claimed to be damaging in the
extreme.
In every case these offers have been declined
with the assurance that Senator Page would
not descend TO this method OF campaigning.
GOV. FLETCHER SEEMS TO BELIEVE THAT IN
ORDER TO BUILD UP HIS OWN SENATORIAL
FORTUNES HE MUST TEAR DOWN AND DE-
STROY SENATOR PAGE.

He fOrgets that Senator Page has always lived in Yer
mont-that commencing in 1869 Representative from
Hyde Park reelected in S70 elected State Senator in
1874; member of the Republican State Committee from
1872 to 1889, and its Chairman from 1885 to 1889;
Bank Examiner from 1884 to 1885, Governor from
1890 to 1892 and United States Senator from 1908 to
1916 he has been continuously in the limeght in pub
lie service to such extent that the people of Vermont
have formed an opinion as to his integrity and ability
which be undermined and destroyed in few brief
weeks of political advertising.
Gov Fletcher forgets that Governor Page has been
dealing with the people of Vermont in business way
all these years and that his reputation for integrity and
square dealing whether good bad cannot be changed
in a day
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EAST BARRE.

All Red Men wishing 10 attend the
council banquet and dance at Montpel'
Ter Thursday, Aug. q, can secure tickets
from the following committee; Robert
Donald, james Rock, Hugh Mcdonald, NJ.
ID. Lermond and George Rock.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results.

At Pittsburg LIST game Philadelphia
s, Pittsburg 2; I'D game Pittsburg 0,
Z
At Cincinnati-Bo Boston |. Cincinnati o.
At st. Louis-St. Louis 6, New York 0.
At Chicago 9, Chicago 6.
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YOUR BILI0USNESS

and constipation. headache. drowsi,
ness, coated tongue, bad breath, bad
taste In the mouth. quickly disappear
n you take Hoods Pills. Many say
these pills act better on the liver and
bowels than anything else. DO not
grippe. ?be.. OF druggists or By mall OF
Z. !. Hood Co. Lowell. Mass.
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to arouse "a" enthusiasm Of the crowd
ms Ind those Of OllIr james or Mr..
Bryan.
Nt m" conclusion ~ the nominating
speech u lurg" picture Of the president
was displayed over the speakers
stand aud the demonstration which
followed lasted - minutes. There
were number ~ unusunl and Inter.
ostIng TEXTURES connected with the
demonstration.
In the parade ~ states new stand
ard appeared, TINT ~ the mi" samoan
Island 81 ruiulln Among the count.
less airs played hy the hnnh was "Trip.
p"rnry" aud the delegates md nudI
rncr Joined Justify IN the chorus. The
sunruEcttrs succeeded In getting To
the speakers plntform with liberal
number NJ yellow purusols, roprosrn.
tntIous Of their cause.
Following socoudlng speeches by
Governor Harmon ~ ohio, aud Gov.
crnor Stuart ~ Virginia, the rules
were suspended and the nomination
was made by acclnmatlon at seven
minutes of twelve. Robert Burke Of
Chicago nlone voted In the negative.
rs lac had promised to do. Thomas Il.
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, oo,,r,o mention must he made -

OF course mention must be made ~
vet third co.onel, the suave J. Ha
ilton Lewis, sen9tor from Illinois. ~
ly to see him is t. admire him, for he
is always the pink Of fashion, and to
know him is to admire him in other
ways, for 81. Ham" with all his at
tention to form is much more than the
rabble think.
Hello, there's Justice Hughes"
shouted someone Tuesday in the lobby
of the Jefferson.
or course everyone rushed to look.
but equally of course it wasn't the
Republican candidate at all. 1t was
just John Dooley. However, the little
gentleman with whiSRers that look
like the Hughes brand is some pun
kinS in his own home town, for he
was a delegates from Porto Rico, and
proud Of it. Moreover. he was proud
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For President
Woodrow Wilson Of New Jersey.
For Vice President
Thomas R. Marshall Of Indiana.
BY e. W. PICxARO.


"o'',Sh. western New'p'r"r on,on'
81 '"",N' N' '"'' ,''" '"'.,"'''N
~ '"' "e''E"'"s I" inc ''in"'r"'' h''
""nh' '""''h''"'' came I" ~. LOUIS "'''
r''"s'" or u'''hNou'''"' lneF were
VI ''"''S !" nominate NllI'hm d.
H'9''' OF '''''' 'h'h'S' "r ~ '''''I''o'
yidun, for the presidency of the Emit.
ed States.
lid they? No. They took the bit I'm
their teeth and unanimously and with
Wild enthusiasm nominated Woodrow
Wilson
This they dId b,cous. they ,re nh.
sn,ln,r,y satisfied with thn Ie,l. ,f
Mr. Wilson lurinr the moro ,hon ,hr..
yrrrs no has n,lcl ,hc office Tim,
they are so satisfied was mul,. .yi,,.u,
tu every spc.ch TINT wos delivered
md In the uniform that yyns ,dnnt,d
Also. the Democrat, noted true TO
form In So arranging ia, proceedings
TINT their cnndidnt, was nominated nt
a night session. Thursday night only
ten minutes bcr,r. midnight +, IA. ,y
nc, II s.c,u.d rather up,rYt,r,I Il,
&, Louis. hut they wunind IA rel oyny
before sunday. mud the making Of II
nomination on Friday WINS MARI Than
most of thrm could con,,mulut, with.
out horror. This dr,ultr tho rort ih,t
Mr. Wilson was said TO hny. admitted
TINT FrlIny WIS his lucky d,y
"'rNn"'' TINS "''"'"aF'
When II cnm' I" The selection ~ q
TN"h'n- "lhr' Tor MT NN'"h 'h'r' WAS
N''t"' "'''r'h'' ~ "p'hI'h hNi u
WINS WHY N'E"" u'''' NV. '"Fn"t'
NV curry r''' VI '"' "''' on" niue
wee p''H'u'hl'"l Doom n'''i Hh"'N'r
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cry was taken up all over the hall.
The Commoner had just left the press
stand, but the people continued to
shout his name and redoubled their
tunlult every time the chairman at
tempted to say anything. After a
long time he managed to make himself
heard, and assured the crowd that,
though SIr. Bryan had gone to lunch,
they would have an opportunity to
hear him later. This proved satisfac-
tory. and the committee on rules was
called on for a report.
Here came the bitter pill for the
hotels and business houses of st. Louis
that had contributed toward the cX-
penscS OF the convention, and that had
counted on having the crowds here UNI
III the end of the week. For some
hours there had been rumOr that
the rules committee would report Il
rule that would enable the visitors to
hurry home n day or two earlier, ana
the rumor proved to be founded on
fact. The rule called for adjournment
until eight o'clock Thursday evening
at which hour the work of nominating
oor,IiIotos shouI, ho ..r.a, nm to he
continued until completed
The expected opposition 10 this plan
- ,,,, c.i,,,l., Of G. Inuis
"inhI"d to Il successful effort to de-
lay he opening Of the evening SEES
o., r,,, .,,.,l.,iuod that
,,,.. ~, 80 a., ,lo,n,,o+,, had ocr,nt-
,'..,,,.i.,., ,t,,,r. and In rn.
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,,,,,,t,t,,., ,.n., irs,,r cordo,nn-d
noo,l.o,,,,r,. s,roo,nl fran, m,uv sac.
lions oJ,,it,ol IN. v.,,.d wnrkrrs of
:, ,,,,i.. anal ,h,.o accommodating
,a,oan,i,,s rrnm r,rc,no Xaw York
49,, .,,... h.. ,i,i,. and o,cI,,drd
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,,',, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,.,, ,c,,r ,,. fro
I.,,,n, ,,,I ,.l.or c,,,r,o Of tho
ro,isou,, ,I,nr..,uds If r,,u,. stnr,rd
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of his whiskcrs, and not the least bit
rcsenlful of the remarks they occa-
stoned.
In the places Of liquid refreshment
where the thirsty faithful congregated
was often to be found the Eighth Won.
der of the World. This was one Will
son Riley gentleman of Virginia,
known to good fellows in all parts of
the earth and champion story teller OF
the universe. At his door will be laid
the blame for many an aching head
and bloodshot eye.
The Golden Lane.
Having won n qualified victory Mt
the Republican convention, the sufrra.
gists came down to st. Louis with fire
in their eyes and devised the one real.
ly spectacular feature Of the entire
week. This was their "walklcss and
tnlklcsS parade" otherwise known us
the Golden Lane. Wearing yellow
sashcs and carrying yellow parasOls,
several thousands of these fair ones
lined both sides of Locust street, all
the way from the jefferson hotel to
the Coliseum. on Wednesday morning,
and ms the marching delegations made
their way through this lane of fenini.
nifty. the women merely gnZed beSeach.
inGly. mt each passing man. At the old
Art Museum large group OF them
were arranged to represent Liberty,
the states that have granted full sur
frnge, those that have granted partial
suffrage ANA those where women still
nr" slaves. The women who repre-
scented the last mentioned unresener-
ate states were clothed In black ana
their hands we're manacled.
1t was successful demonstration OF
the faith that is In the suhragist, md
the participants received cheers in
plenty
This was not MI the women did to
gain converts Every day. at most
any h"ur' thcr" was big crowd about
som" automobile from which an enr.
nest t"mnl" orator was pounding In the
argument Tor the cause, and through
ia" thr"ng' always there were passing
pretty glrlN VINO pinned on the coat
lhp"lS OF all who permitted the yellow
daisies lint slgnlicd support of thai
cause.
Troubles over the Coliseum.
Everything was not smooth for the
81. Louis people who were managing
ia" convention details. In the first
place. the work Of preparing aud deco.
rating the building was much dc.
lny"d and then, the day before tn.
opening everyone was suddenly locked
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'>>>~>>>> >>>>>>>>~~<~~~~<N<~~~~~~
among the members as to the panks
but the trouble arose over the phrase
| ology and the ub-body was not ready
TO report to the fun committee until
nine O'Clock Friday morning after II
- hours continuous session.
II was President Wilson's American
| ism plank that caused the principal
delay In the agreement of the commit
tee on the platform.
Condemnation Of the activities OF all
| persons, groups and organizations In
| the United States that conspirc to ad-
vance the interests of foreign power
| are contained in the Americanism
| plank.
ave charge" the plank declares.
that such couspiraCicS among the I'm
| tied number exist and have been in
stigat"d for the purpose of advancing
the interests of foreign countries, to
the prejudice and dctrlmcnt OF our
own country
Considerable time also was given to
| the suffrage plank. The committee
| fought out the equal ballot pledge for
| four hours. II defeated. 20 To 80, Il
| plank for n stralght-out declaration in
,,,.r ., ,al,.o, constitutional
,,.,n,,,,,, 10 ,,,, women IA, GOT.
I, ,,,, olor,,5 Ia, , y,,, -, o, IN
20. the following statement:
I'VE recommend the extension Of
the franchise TO the women OF the
,.n,,,,,, ,,. ia, s,o,,, ,,o, IA, Sam.
,.rns ne 70 mcn"
rn.,n.c,oJI, ,,oro os ,,,s, ov.r
nr,n,soI ,nr ,r,,,r,J,,,r r,,,,
v,'a, wni,,,, ,,,,i,,,,., p,,...,, ~, nd
,.,a,,,,. ~, ,.,. n.,iar ,,,i,,,, ,r,,.s.
,,v ,,o, h, worIL ,,l,n nn s,,, for
.,'n.,,,. ,,i,,,. =, , IT,,
r,n, ,,a cn,n,,',,no oos,i,. ,,,rI, ,n,.
I",,, nny a,,n,,,, ~ ,nsar, srcn ,
n,.,,c,,I, into cha ,,,,,,r,,
,r,..r, ,.o.s ,,,,,,,,,. ,,ts,,,,...,t,.,, oi.,.
oy.r tho r,,nr nI,nrs i,crrJ,,. IA.
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.,.,,,,,,,i,,'.. i,.,,,,,, ,,r o,,.,,d an,
In,,,rsnn,o,,, -, r,n Eno,in, an,icI,II
,a,,,. Nm ,,,,. ,.,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,.,,,.,
Wilson Tor Amer'ean'sm PLANK
Members "t tn" commute" w"r" III
constant communication with rreSi'
! dent Wilson over III" telephone wire
t" the White liouS" until finally the
Amcricnni>m plank was whipped int"
| satisfactory shape nud III" lnninSthN
of the pnrtN'S declaration OF rrincl'
pies was agreed upon The word from
! Washington was that President wilson
hnd been aroused 10y opposition I" the
| AmrFlcahi>m plank ana hnd mndr II
| pInih that It must u" Incorporated ana
! 'hnt II must meet ms Ideas
III" plank dealing win the Mexican
situation. second In imr"rtanc" only 4"
| III" Amrri"anlsm declaration was
NOR" easily agreed upon. hut the rr''i.
den, was consulted iwic" hcfor" 1t
iirnlly was passed
After reviewing III" Mexican s'lua'
ton and commencing tn" course adopt.
ed 10y the president with relation 4"
| the affairs ot the country south ~ the
Rio Guud". the plank declares that
10 is the GI.y nf ~" United States to
. hold It's forces In MoNIcu uutIl danger
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coed himself, also by reclamation.
Three Cabinet Members Present.

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taken in automobiles to August Busch's
| '"iHouS larlil tine larn once owned
ny =. =. 'raht-nnd there treated to
Whit irving Todd called natures own
remedy ihad' IRON hcrbS ana SllnpieS
the real mint lulep. Dinners ut va
rl"us choice places followed, and If
'he reulafkahle hours at which the Wis
i'"rs reached their hotels meant any
thlhS' the evening was an unaIloycd
success
lueSdhy afternoon There was an
other excursion III motor cars to show
the strangers more of the city's beau
Ties ana IN The evening the Press club
gave smoker to visiting newspaper
men.
Wednesday evening was marked by
me annual frolic of the Press club at
bcimar fark, and many hundreds of
delegates and visitors took advantage
OF the invitation of the local ScrlbeS
ana attended 1t. The affair was adver-
iiSed as being Sunset to Sunrise" and
Judging by III" Strengthening folk next
day. 1t was all of that.
| Not Much Noise Outside m. Hall
re- ,,
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DEMOCRATS ARE
UNANIMOUS IN
NAMING wilson
President Renominated With
Marshall as Mate at ST.
Louis Convention.
STORY OF The GATHERING

Ticket Is Named at Night Session So
Delegates Can Get Home for Sun
day-Stirring Addresses by
Bryan. Glynn and James.
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Bio rioh, over Platoon.

The biggest hght OF the convention
took place In the committee on rcsolu.
tons over the adoption II the platform.
There wns no, nuy great dircrcnc.
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a Democratic gathering always Mt
tracts picturesque figures and this
was no exception 10 the rule. Early
on the scene and always the center of
curious group were the delegates
from Hawaii. Most Of them were un.
lives. and all of them wore on their
hUiS tn" l"is that ARE put on for rrStnl
occasions. These, In this instance.
were cIrClrts ur twisted yellow mntn-
rinl. and the color resulted In the gen.
il"mou from the islands receiving
much embarrassing aud puzaIug ut.
ladies realized That the lIawdinnS
were not necessarily committed to IT,"
cause" hccnusr they were decorated
with ia" ol"s.fur.womrn color.
Cot. Elll SHpp, national committee.
man from Kansas stood unique among
the throug. for he alone wore high
silk hat. But then Colonel Rlll always
has worn high silk hat. Il l. rumnr.
rd he WIS born that way And nm.
other colonel. faIrman ~ pcnnSyl.
yunln. was nttir"d IN II why that
caused comment Ills hat. uf straw.
was hug" and course. aud his cont
was square cut aud reached his knp.s.
Will. II" hid his countrnnncc behind n
collar that didn't touch HIN anywhere.
Colonel Fnirmnn says h. II rcnl
colonel and that more than half of
him was shot AWAY IN the Clvll war.
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wANTEp-Roy to learn trade. Maple
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MALI HELP WANTED.
Answering Ads. Please Mention Times.

WANTED Several first class men VINO
have had experience In handling MAPS
something new; rapid seller; tetTi,",
state Oklahoma: commission proposition
Address D-a-S care Times.
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PHONE us where TO buy clothing. shoes
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PICTURE framing at half price for holi-
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Co. l26 W End Wal 79l2
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HiSTLlNG AGENTS wanted every
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cave Times Oklahoma city Okla
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{, B, COCKRELL
as American National Rank Bldg,
oklahoma city okla.

man: will rent for one year or five
owner non resident Cnll Room SIS Lee
Nldg AZ once.
FOR SALE-l2O-Rcrc farm, 81 per acre;
house, barn, orchard and spriug; easy
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priced, little or no improvements. In
central or eastern Oklahoma. for which
VIII exchange stock I'm new oil company
win proven acreage, about ready To drlll
and proposes to follow the tested plans
" hig successful companies In developing
great oil producing and refining enter
prise operating exclusively In the proven
fields and giving first consideration to
safety ~ stockholdcrs' money, describe
your property fullv mentioning cash
price, amount Of inCumhrnuce and whcth-
cr possession can he given by February
lst H-l0l9 care Times
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SOING NNN-If you want 10 earn
book keeping and accounting, l''Ih
from an eNprricnccd teacher and nm on
nert accnupfpnt We teach vOu modern
bookkeerlng and guarantee Your success
ns n hookkccrer n won take our r7lmnt.
We have n nirc roWf'rtohl" pl1o" 'nr N.N
20 study or we will teach vou I'm Nonf uNN
home during vour spare tim" For tul'n,
Information call or write Tho Southwest
ern school n Ncrourtpucy o0o-,'n Wenv-
er Uldr OIi0houn Ci'N Okla
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uNFURNlSHED HOUSES AND
APARTMENTS FOR TENT
IN huswsrlng Ads Please Mention Times

Z r .a
FOR RENT Modern 5-room house, hlgh
uul dry. we'll. CIstvru. basement 1895
w N'h Maple 2i5' iis a month
luN ElNl Groom bungalow, garage.
posse. .luu IAN $40 per month. 1923
rs I'rN Wal a'''.l
lOH RENT sIN-toom modern cottage.
lhonu " i,tt
NlDE h.ruuw modern cottage, barn 29B
T. lhlriy.uth Maple 2g5.
For REST llulf ut duplex house. five
rooms aud hn,h Maple llo7
SIN ROOM cottage. modern. for rent.
SDr huHsu 'I,l llnWuud or phone W. II
Grove, Wal pll
v ROOM modern house Mt 1908 W 10th;
vacant nhout Dec 18th Phone wal
.3u
MupERN 2 rooms anf bath. apartments.
nt iolG y Harvey, adults only wal
49,
FOR HENT 5.r1om cottage with pntagc.
jln W mn rnll IN ponn
FlNr.NOOM mudrrn house and v1tngc.
'GlN s. broadway i2O Phone " 3Slj
or Wal 72i
luN REST rlvr room modern brick
bungalow tli ln per month
OKLAHOMA TRUST COMPANY.
NNN.'lo Insurance bldg Maple &c
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PAPFRHANGING AND REPAIRING.
IN Answering Ads Plcnso Mention Times.

Sign PAINTING -Ncot and cheap: can
show samples Of my work In all parts
Of the city John ". Smell. l29 W End
81
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OFFICES AND SToRERooMS FOR
RENT.


FOR RENT-A large bui'dlng. suitable
for garage. Apply 1903 w Main Or call
phone Maple 1888
THREE STORY building for wholesale
or manufacturing trackage; elevator;
best location, cheap rent. Phone owner.
Wal 6042-R
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A FEW ITNFc CF WHITE SPACE
At TOP 'ND UOTTON or YOIR AID
WILL BMNG GREATER RESULTS.