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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-18
Baseball Comedian Funnier Than the
Old FavoR1te, Schaefer, Makes Debut;
Sawyer Convulses Giant Gotham Crowd

luBpod again dove head NtsI mf INr Soc.
uud tiwr-tUI br,in bounced up luf ibr
ihIti hlrh dive zach time the crowd
shuddcfrd iWt its anxiety OVER SAWYER
WIS wasted S1vNy' apparently has uu
bones iu hIs head his ur,k ur his ba.N
Nnd Then iusi as caldwell WAS abuuf
iu wind uu io pitch iD Morgan SAWYER
rtfirfmrd ria swimming uIUh il,
jumped into ihr l.f dove bead Co., iu
tho earth 1rd ts supu ls nr landed
ruihh over uu h's stomach ud ,Isut.
nupIN hrg5H using the Wfr,I stroke then
.mnmg 'o dorrir fashion mpuv hilr
hcNirI ha lcrs in itus fashion
Antics Delay Game
rN, Dpsfs uf S1vN,. trwrwarl, ds.
lsfrJ the ball game caldwell coin.
,ulrcd with hughiyr mliri ln hs fiins
iur efforts fnr Wa,pr. forgot il about
ifr business W hand aud Joined iw.
crowd W Iis rara Uf hughiut Umpire
,uuruiNs attention vHa focused upur
'Hr aufutt \ H'rfN luol ,im, HNuH
ris ,bssir features Wrfr These stunt
I,4Itiwltr
should Ne stop inrm tub chase s,v,yl
iu ih, ynrlrl What shuuld Boo do.
CONNOLLY umil, dId iusi as the crowd
huprl hr would du order the combat
tn ptc.rei hnd urfiut SAWYER tu con.
iinur hs s.dr splitting entertainment
immediately hurfuHh ,'wrau singled
scoring N,Hnie Nrd them SAWYER u
hirh rl,s staged hs "nIskN dunkp,
utfiN pfu,uE.f
uU Hmr bite cop i0 serve ts b tan
svIfHrr It viI't. DO lbliuprd up AND
tt.ntinu,a ~ rss, lls,snl
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-18
YEARS NO HANDICAP
TO VETERAN GUNNER;
TRIMS YOUNG RIVALS

n y unaVpl exhibition ~ shooting
Q\ wa a.tuoss"d u' the Capitol
q - c.up srouud, ~ Belle lsle Mon
d1. anenpu "Uon N Dixon of Joplin
started ou vith the Rer-ect score of
won't, breaks in the first event On
The program The unrsual part Of !,
unt that Nr DiNon. e. years old. Is
fne oldest nsn ever taxing part IN a
rsrvtercd t0urnamrnl iu this state.
n, .uIuicd ~ ~ the lo0.hird match,
and stool nearer the top thrn the bot
tom NJ tlr ust of shooters
Mr. Dixon d'.Iaros that his eye &.
u.t ~ kccn as ~ ever was. and that
uls nerves hfc iust about ~ steady
IIis principal trouule is on long rang.
hnts
Tho joplin veteran II the father ~
Harvey Dixon ~ Oronogo. Mo +. win
ucr u The Grand American handicap
d. l'i. who D. here for tho Okla.
Iuma tournament
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-18
Sammy WHIT. Comes Back

Ssnmy white is coming cast agRin
oon for visit. his tirl tnp out ~
the wCN since b" beat Yale and llnr.
ward single handed back 100 1871 To .hov
iust how fragrant Tho memory ~ him is.
Dean MsthcN and Other prncotonians
no." planning 10 ENe Samm, hig re-
,crtion vt the Princeton club On Nav ;
Princeton has int Won y football game
from Yale or Harvard sinrc White went
away 80 it is onl, 'i,ting that Nassau
should not only give him r"gal vel.
come hut also nv and hold him over
for nuolh"r stand against lh" lilue and
tfimEuu next fall
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-18

puf worth. and ,sicemsd golf opponent
o' Vanished summer col lert Lection
TAYLOR calls attention tn the tact that
the unit perfect putt De- the ono that
1turs into the cup whether u he from
two feet of thirty feet pwa} Hrisn'.
tmru-'1ot putt tlp' runs M within
This ls true
f,t That n perfect Enf were played
tuc ruit"r would hc an utterly useless
cuu Thcrs would he mo putting 10 he
dome where an approach shots vctc
hulcd
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-18
An Example

Tho hest example NJ perfectly PLAYED
hole that We can recall developed last
.prlng ~ Greenwich
The leading mnn IN tho drama was
Walter Hagen who Wns pa Ing four
mll match with IenN Travcfs. Flcd
Hcrrc,hor and Mex Smith THIS hole
us We remember n Vss tho thirteenth
n Vuf un ,'rla lunI ll,Eep drove $50
'Bld, and then using mid.ltun hnlcd
h's neat shot inr against par
That NsR perfect so' Even = would
rni th" hole impcffo,tl, PLAYED. though
u Noult hc . under par
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-18
YOUNG SCRAPPER SNAPS
TENDON IN ARM, OUT

nattlnr Rri,k. q sottel.lopped ,oung
sist Who gave promise oi becoming
popular local tins tavoti,e. received
serious setback Monday nism when. IN
the second round of bout With Danny
West. h. broke tendon IN his tisht
arm II viii bc several weeks perhaps
months. before he viii be able TO az.
p,ei again
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-18
ieId OF Classy Shooters So
Large None Will Try to
Pick the Winner.
'APITAL CITYS CHANCES
,ambert and Fisher Con-
sidered Best Bets; Cooke
High Gun Monday.

While shooters arc here from every
bction OF the state 'or the annual tour
ament al the traps. picking a faNorle
br the state title WIS task that no
|sp fan would undertake Tussd'} Not
Us than half dozen men are rouslncrcd
have an equally brlgh. .lHu'' Z"
br tho coveted honor Nncu No, FOB" 'br.
pts deciding the championship n'' suoi
i ednesdsy afternoon ENcolleu' form va
hsplayed hy several runtcndcrs 'Or non
10 In Mondays shoot ara 'no I"sulW
FINISHED no basis for t'Io selection
william Lambert. the oklahoma CIV
who led an oklahoma
mateurs on the SESSION RNN'ay" fo' IVA,
looked upon ~ the capital cry'S hest
et. p. V. Fisher IA the onS other mem
|er of the local gun club thought 10 nave
really good chance. Among others con
Dderrd IN the running for the stat" llil'
he u W franchot millionaire Tulsa
NJ man: ! y Walker ~ Spiro who
(as second hikh amateur Monday, w. =.
Hood, William Homer and q Homer
Scvcra crack sloui't- from Oh" td.i
hde OF the stat, Rtr expected tp ~
lye hero tonight NJ WeducsdlA morn
hg. They viii come especially 90 CON
I.i In the state championship match.
hich will he dccidcd u, the nst 100
stgets shot Wodn"'da, More then ON"
andldatr for the tilo prubnhl, win b."
nund among these late arrival
The ioo-iarge' shoot on MONDAY after.
loon, which wss SWccpttukcs practice
vent not registered and no. rnIn'ing ln
he general averages of tho participants,
esultcd iu victory for Texas "ntrtnl,
\ V. Cooke NJ Wellington, who broke
L for hlgh amateur score ~ O.Brion
Nas high professional With ~
The 200 targets hoing shot TUESDAY
nd tn 900 10 be hurled In front ~ The
|hootef, WEDNESDAY win count IN the
ears official records
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-18
DEAD MANS NAME
REMAINS ON SCORE
CARD AT BROOKLYN

MVEw YORK. Nrtl n About the
I'M lueet.' 'tssk In connection with
the publication " n baseball
score card came ~ light et hbhcts
field II was the Inclusion cf the
maine ~ dead man m the Ne, nf
eiiriblc nfooNlNn PLAYERS Elmer
Hath
nsrh VAS obtained b, the prdrsrs
from Seattle las, Near There NJ
PLAYED ffs,hase and thidhase and
the outiield He sas considered
NerN promising all.stonni ,nunEstsr.
hu, In November hr died
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-18
SelswoeeAPH rLuTrePs.

WASHINGTON. Nprl n, Severe earth
10 o,k. we're recorded during the niFht on
g,ora,tpNr uri,rr.iN s,Hmorppra ~
ut. estimated .iHH center 90. iHu die.
u.hnuDr Wa. yhuUi iaon mUfs from
Wa .hnriur
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-18

CLEVELAND Nur" ~ The or'g CON.
ISOLATION fnr Cleveland .u Mouda, same
WIS Spctk,rs frpi of getting 'ruI nfs
iu five times up. iur tr, rg,r. won B
lg lnulng game tu
The score T. 90 o.
cleveland uNn iDH 0nl ono g
Detroit ..... 900 Oio Ouo o1. g. 4
Htti'fi'. Col,lrrtir aud uN.N. yun.
ninEhnm and Stu1gr
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-18
sAs eUsANs FsoM CANADA.

SEATTLE. wash, April ~ Two Gu.
han ball players J Acnsta n pitcher. and
Jacques Cslvc, an outflelocr. have been
refused permission 10 enter Canada 10
iUln the Vancouver club ~ the North.
west league because they lack passports
lum the cuban government
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-18
GAMES TO-DAY
AMeMeAN LrAeUe srANoINo.
RESULTS YESTERDAY

~ Chicago a. 81 I.ouis o ~ inuius'
A. cleveland l. Detroit li inuing B
At New York. Philadelphia, postponed
~ Hostnn o, Washington ! called
u eighth account ~ fnin
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-18
TEXAS LEAGUE STANDING
RESULTS YESTERDAY

~ beaumont T. San NntonlD 0
A. Galveston Houston 3
N Dallas I; Waco
At Fort worth ! Shreveport Uo ln.
ninss
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-18

rlurNGO NpHN a. N, ami l.nH.
piu,t mi'.f.. brought victory 'u iH.
white soN loo tnrH SECOND l,u, NfH
M, BIuvnirs NuudtE lhr sm. v,Uf
eleven innings
Tho score T. d. D.
80 Louis 100 uH0 nuN Uu
chicago uun 800 uHl u. DO
Hailcfi,. Davenport Wrilmau IHI
srhlIk
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-18
GAMES TO-DAY

Galveston at San Antonio
beaumont "a Houston
ioft Worth ~ Waco
nailas ~ Shreveport
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-18

N,rYm.ug to those ou tio usdo a.
N'N Haven. CAPTAIN cupid BArS oi the
football team came 'ot lot o' unjust
criticism upon hls recent inter- leV about
numbering PLAYERS II seem that Captain
Black VaF not onl' insundcrstood hui
hat he had no intention of starting =
corifoyersy upon this subject having
troubles enough NJ his own ahead with
llar,nrd and Princeton and Washington
and Jefferson siIll upon tho Vale foot.
bah schedule
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-18
Baseball Calendar
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.
RESULTS VesreeoAy.

~ - Luuis I. Chl,t.o
~ HtodklNu New Work. postponed
~ Philadelphia Hostor. vet gruIuda
~ Gin innau /. liitaiufgh 90
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-18
~ NATIONAL


81 LutIS. Nrul ~ The cubs cole.
hrBtct the seventeenth Buui,c.ar. uf
Manager Tinkrre break into 'th, Mr
league h h,Nnl So LuU, Monde,
% tu
IN, score % O.
chicago ...... 'NN UnH .UU 10 4
81 l.ouiF U'I ulU nNn &
Batteries Vaughn and iN,bsu po,k.
steele and Nmr
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-18
GAMES TO-DAY

~ Loui, at chicago
Washington ~ Hos'uu
Philadelphia At New York
Detroit IT Cleveland
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-18
why Col, pro-, e,, Their Nail,

'Sn ,ou know that ,nc, stance YOU
uugnl mr lnst week Wei ih'rr mott.
us In II for ms et,lc NJ plsS prn.
liHcl u 'Dr nsar tNcnt' minutes The
other ds' aud couldn't see any I'm
nrovcm"ri ~ a'I so guess II ~ hn'h
tn the old Na' with both heels to.
ro'hcr
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-18

CINCINNATI Npu u IttrYrgH
ran Wild ON thr Upsrs and defeated tnr
Reds. 10 io g. Both Dale sud Woslc,
were tit hnm
The score 4 ~
rittshufrh - 1lN Unn goo w ~ "a
Cincinnati n1u unl OHn. 10
batteries ksuilrhnyf aud Schmidt
Dale Mnslr, and clarke
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-18

"What has become" queries an -
change, "of the old.fashloned fan vino
used 70 cali for tho soalp ~ the umpire 900
on hand. We shcIii say there were only
five or ss million ~ him l.N IN tN,
l,nter. nAc nc aQe
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-18
GAMES tooAY.

Atlanta At Mobile
Chattanooga At Memphis
Little Rock a, Nashville
birmingham al New Oflrau
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-18

NEW York Anvil iS.A new ,uwcdI.
an has flashed avioss tho baseball
horFons. youth whose antics ate more
mirih provoking than those vt Niyh
Niruyt Orrmaw S,hact,r Nfic latham
cf any pthvt iuur, m1n tho diamunu
ramr has produced
ur ls vurl SAWYER tate ut p,s Nuu,s
witch is boz iuNt. tud UuN uiiN
he, stone tHytyf and coach iut thf Scua
iofs uWtside nf Washington little iF
known NJ his s,yuudh,sinr skiu but al
read, ne is a sensation bs q clown
SAWYER is worth The pfirc ut admission
any time he is hllsd in slsKc hs "histl
DONKEY" act do his fir. floppnr aud his
swimming thfoush the Emss 40 Will
make ,ou forget ,uut wUttics make ,uu
take defeat " 'he hums team with
smile and raus, ,uu tn laugh until ,um
ribs feel as though Ies willard haf boon
hnusius thfm iof "a week
Dsbv, ir Gc,hsm.
saN,ct msds hl. rfsi br league ,p.
psatauyp sa ,U1th fuf the Senators in
the seventh Iuuiuu uf that upsniur
Yankee Senators Htiie-brd nni ono Df
that 20 900 ytnNd ever viii totuci him
lir conducted himself with dsrnfum un
tn MrHfidr duuhlsd and Johnson sent
him 10 ihlri With sacrifice Ani then
he htuke louse from hts dismf.rd muut
ngs
~ lsared hlrh ir,o the otop, ard
came down With crash upon hls head
rhr crowd Hssrrd n fcafsd HE ur,l
had hecn broken accidentally unt
sawyer r,l'olnded ukf e fuub,i l.lI
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-18

Or. az Andrew kitbaldy SAID 20 q
young polf-r who asked how 10 play
certain shot "Ne practice II two 'oors
day for ten yeats and then ono, IN
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-18

BY |-,------,----,.,,S w
ORhNTLAND RICE S
Can OF the Ancient Green.

Cnl Of the Ancient Green
with % t'.t ~ green ss IN" heart o'
ping
IN" fHlfrR' calls us nome
I'puh u'c' more 20 M" old-iinIc swing
THAT ups lhruugh the naEanl loan
Ii1'N - 90" Nu rent Green
I".I io lho uut.door nmp
u Oh. alIh0 ~ tho ppN n"
Anh lh. spuawh 'pr handicap
with o. akr ns blue ~ the ole, of dawn
lh" ItlIwaN calls us uul
LnDk once more 20 tho Emerald Lawn
Md the click ~ the hrnssle olOut
!!Hrk tn iNc Ancient Green.
Back with buoyant soul
To the ouppS Ne for tho abb
And the He Of the Nineteenth Hole
with voice a. clear as the winds that
blow
The fnlIwny calls us far
i}n. orI NOR, ~ the thrll We know
When the putt drops IN for par
Hlrh iu tn" Ancient Green
Back 'O the open Wal.
RH't lu the curse Of the dIba and
WOrs,
'..I I|rt .u u tfuu 4Il .aN
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-18

The entry who ha, To b. driven 10 a
poor bet I'M any 'ort of y pinch, There
are also times when a vide de,our IL
the shortest dl,tanc. between two
points,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-18
sourAeRN LIAoue stANolNo.
RESULTS YESTERDAY

A. Mobile 4 Atlantis
~ Memphis z. JhattauUnE1 5
N Nashville ! Little Rock
NJ New Orleans >. nirmlnghnm I.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-18

Ann lat wear was tcpl-,e with snow
aud rain This year " has been fcpclc
with rain and Hnov April would he q
grand month trr baseball " hall plaic cts
were Nnl, ducks ~ even polar bears
This slight tcchnirallit T. all that mars
April openings
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-18

Captain Hutton and Colonel Rurpcii
spent ilai. nOO inr new talent sent most
" 10 south February ~ and had said
talent ell rounded into fine conditions
Thsn starting north. tho i1S ono aud
mono worth NJ talent was Ahle to pisN
something Ike 'out games In fourteen
dnNs. lnsiuE IN ten days most ~ the
good that WAS gainsa We have hunch
there viii he the vote ~ one club st
least against another mld.wintet start
nabc ADAMS had his last h'g year,
bach IN iaii when he won twenty one
games and loot ten Judging f'om his
1915 start nRhc s,ili has something LEFT
beside his glove " MamsuN IL whs, he
looked 10 h, la, season those Who hays
awarded the Pirates lRs, place ms, dt
sire to psrake " another guess before
August
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-18

n trcl Fulton faus 20 pan ou, ~
proper opponent. willard ma, be- ma.
fopned with the Drcus for life Fulton
nov Ia the suIc cntr, lci, with chance
IN rafr, away the tile NJ Giant killer
And he has vet &C. meet an, psr Of
rlgid NJ regular test
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-18

We see where Mikc Gibbons rlsn. 20
snnihilRtc Ted Lcwl M We recall the
deprcAsing circumstances Mike y, onr
time was also 80 dismanllc McGooriv and
Mcfarland N TIE end ot both bouts
about the only thing Rnnihila,ed snd dis.
mhnilci was the faith of lot NJ folks
la Mikes mower ut rfnphcc,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-18

bale Mosl', and clarke
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-20
AMERICANS SLAIN,
BORDER REPORT.
Party at Isolated Mining Camp
MaSSaCred, SAYS
RumOr.

rrowNsvuLE. rsus iurs ,N Pas.
ssneers arriving a, Ms,smcru opposite
here. report rumrr vsf current In
Mnu'sts, that party " Americans a.
CefraNo. an Isolated mining camp In
Nus,o Leon were m,ffssfrd b, Ms,1ans
So far ss known here there BE- only
one American IN rsffslyr named iim
Hlrts, md canadian named ward.
ror, An arrival also reported that some
Americans we're taken from the train
outside NJ Non,srs, sni we're reported
20 have been k.llsd
The boiy " " N Browne brother oi
MaNnr Nlh~ft Browne ~ this ri'y vas
found In The RIO ufsrde river On tho
/ Mexican eide. ten miles south oi Na'a
moras TODAY Hfnvne s said 30 have
/ heen last sssn IN Ns'amofss Ssiufda,
/ afternoon Hs is believed tN have been
murdered and 'Ne hoii thrown into M
river
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-20
CANTEEN
FUND!

{, cts an chip In and make up =
II purse o' tinm 10 olive 20 the
lLq Oklahoma CITY mlllilamen s a
canteen fund
Our hov, have 10, ~ hard vol
shesd ~ them. First, they 90 n
osmr. After mobilization there n, the
tedious work ~ the border ahead o.
them. Perhsp, they viii he par, ~
an army ~ Invasion,
our city fellows are dul,,lNn your
o''iee ana mine 'or the 'Isld Our
country has called them rhsy 90 n
perform the hluhe,, duty o' msN
'nr hlt country They are ready 20
give their lives 10 pro,sc, our honor
and our homes,
lsts see 10 n tina, thslf t,r,ssr
fund has q silver iininu tina, viii buy
the little comfort. that make tarn
NE In q ~s,.tisss, psrchtd desert
land hsatshie.
Lsts show ,hss. fellow, Mat ".
are proud ~ them
You CAN'T 90 with ,hs miii,ls psr.
hsps but you csr hslr make ,Ns
ra,h ~ nuf fellows iu,t little tit
easier while tNey are . icro. irN,
wsy from toms
Get cW tNst thsttbcok now ana
write check 60 the Cartssn fund
Editor, The osishoma CITY tlms.
every subscription viii he audited
ard published and every psnny .sr, 10
10 Will be turned over 10 cur uusrcs.
ner.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-20
Fair Grounds
Used Instead
Wheeler Park
State Fair Offers Site for Mu-
niCipaI Purposes; Is
Accepted.

Since Wheeler Park suffered ons o.
The Oors, lnunl1tlrs iu ne h.s'or' ana
has been rendered practically useless 'o.
the remainder NJ me summer. the Okla
homa state Fair association. through J.
$ MshRn. secretary, has offered tho
cIu tho use u the fair grounds ''f tho
fss, ~ the season
Tho offer WAS made In letter 20.
cclvcl TINS morning hy Mbyor overholser
Ne accepted
Tho fair srourds viii he used hN mo
rt, for sN municipal GATHERINGS srd
viii re opsn 'o a." general public 'N'
plcuI.s and celebrations ~ sll natures
The state nr grounds Sc ono ~ ihs
choice b0anN spots = 'he nelchhur
hood rtrt ~ t viii he utilized hy tho
oklahoma National Guard for a moti...
iation camp. until ordered 10 report TO-
service ON tho border hut there viii hs
enough room ami ,o snare iNr any rrlr
hrs,lon o' public nature Oklahoma 90,
ma, plan
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-20
Guard Builds
City of Tents

Inde a blazing juno run members ~
The oklahoma National Gusfd rolled up
tho sleeves NJ their khlN uniforms bsni
their hacks snt erected q rommIsshr,
ten, on ih' state f'ir grounds THE mnfr.
Ina 'onlgh under calm June stars.
these same suafdsmen viii sleep their
first Wafllkc experience since the sntitu
militia NJ The ruunif, was called 10 arms
r President Wilson last sunda,
Work " preparing the fair grounds
fof The thousand and more men n soon
viii houte wa begun this morning after
Adiuiant General Canton was directed to
dcsignAie uklNhdm, Cli, No the mahli
ia'lon center n. ihS state The uuar.
,sfmasicft force irwriiatsi, hcran ihe
WORK oi having oui ihc cnmpar, streets
rni locating sites Tor tents In tho oval
~ me mtr tfsck THIS viii nv hs
rommoiipls iof ihs entire euatd hui
The fair ernnuds las enough space fnf
the entire uk'shr,na contingent,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-20
No Engineer Corps
If EnlistmentS Do
Not Come Speed
ily; Drills in Prog
ress Now; Recruits
Being Received.


'h'i" VIII no no fnF'h''I corps repre-
''NN's oklahoma 90 'h' national guard
in service ou the tord,r 90 in MoNDo.
ia in, oven, q, u., ..,f,s. ,., g,.,. ,.,,
'P TOD ..' ''''. d. ''''"F
10 statement made 'ms morning Dos
cant James Tucker ~ Norman. who
q. .,.,. ,,t.. .,........ .......,,.-
'F'''''h iN' t'''AN or 'h' corps IN IN
low ~ this time 10 must he reorrarlzsd
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building bridse, b.ln,nr r.plsc. ds,
-troyed or damaged railway ,rsck ana
other rep,irs OF d.moli,ion
4 recruiting agent will b. maintained
AZ the nrmofv in OkIahor, ,uy
Phy.leal Examination,
Captain lrmtn and Lieutenant sorrat,
were M the armor, through tho morn.
ue making physical examination of me
members of Iisld uoapiiI romp,n, 40
o. a. ~. a. The work Will ,ontlnu.
throughout The afternoon
TroUp n vlR bus, ir the morrIrt triu
tue at Tho auuor, and receiving iuatrIr.
tons IN the manual ~ arms Nov r..
,ruts Vor. ofg,ni,sI into awkward
squads" Tor rudimrripI training. and
some ~ the Older men in tho service who
dId not show up well in the hours OF
short. snnppy drlu work we're ordered n
Join tho "nWkUards" and nyen up can.
tain Rorfoe, s,,s he will give his mon
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carp Will Take Canton's Post;
Guard To Camp This Afternoon
carp To Be Adju-
tant General; Gov
ernor in Active
Command; Second
Regiment May Be
Organized.

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Unpatriotic Man
Forced to Leave
Town by Wewokans

Rsr1uft hs s,pfssssd hone ihst every
on, who rnrr i1 Mexico will he plant.
"a there Unu rnusom. editor ~ so.
rislist paper at wewoka. was run 81,
~ town hN number of citizens early
this morning. according IN information
reaching OkBhcmB CITY
Tho remark was made hv the social.
is' editor ~ farewell meeting held In
WrVulR fot tho members nf rnmpan, a.
Who were assembling TN their atmofy
preparatory IN mobilization
Ransom wa knocked down and hadN
bruised D., Silas " cone scrrsai' ~.
nfws o' the hnusc " tho nNh lrgisa
Wre. who vat standing b, ani heard ih'
ffmstk
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RIVER ROSE THREE
INCHES LAST NIGHT

The Noth Csn,d.sn river toss three
inches mn the vaisr saugr ai 'hs vstet.
vrfka station ns H.ah' This mnfrinr
fUNI water Hr1In wee NHvirl nirI il.
paving IN South ,Uhirsun
The irrHl vrHiH, u1'Ur iepn''si af
noon that ihr river Is reatt iaiinns
Al shawnee. but " No continue tn rfe si
points east ~ HvIe and ne ukiah
city and points west vili iall slovl,
Heavy storms of last night were north
and northeast uf this city.