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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1916-04-27
SOCIAL DO|NCS OF THE WEEK


Teare won the prize, which was a
box of candy eggs. After the egg
hunt a dainty luncheon was served,
during which the hostess played
several selections on the piano. The
rest of the afternoon was spent in
playing parlor games, after which
the little ones were taken home
tired, but having had a good time.
Mrs. Ryan was assisted by Miss
Mabel Shuman and Miss Martha
Ayres.
Entertains Harrington Club
Eight members of the d. D. club
and other local friends were the
guests of DR.. E. NJ. Blachly and
Miss Ella Blachly, West Third, at a
dinner party last evening. A four
course dinner was served. Clusters of
apple blossoms adorned quartet
tables. After the repast the evening
was spent in social conversation by
the women and the gentlemen en-
joyed a smoker. Mr.. Blachly was a
member of this club during his resi-
dence in Herington. The function
was a very delightful one. The
guests included: Mr.. and Mrs. F. e.
Munsell, Mr.. and Mrs. D. E. Lamb,
Mr.. and Mrs W. N. Hawley, and Mr..
and Mrs. w. A. Thompson of Her
ington; Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. King,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. C. Anderson and
Mr.. and Mrs. G. M. Harger.
Invitations have been issued for
the wedding of Miss Anne Caroline
Malott, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edwin B. Maiott, and Mr.. Arthur
Spencer Humphrey, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Vance Humphrey of
Junction City, at p. m May 4. The
ceremony will be at the home of the
brides grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. w. Rice, 615 West Third street.
AAA
Surprised Newfyweds
Fifteen friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Barber called, at their home,
514 East Enterprise, last evening, |
and surprised them with shower
of miscellaneous housekeeping arti-
cles, including many things from
sundry kitchen utensils to cut glass
All came supplied with "eats' and
were served. The even
ing was spent at social conversation
and gamesi
The Saturday club of Enterprise
is making plans to hold BETTER
Baby Weekp during the last week
in April.
Kenyon Riddle, city engineer at
Herington in Charge of the paving
work is quaTantined at the home of
his parentsy DR.. and Mrs. L. HI Rid
die, with mild attack of smallpox.
His is one of few cases in the
.own. The wedding of Miss Dor
othy Windham a1nsil Mr.. Riddle wasJ
% have occurred. today at North
Platte, Neb.
The ceremony was to lfayea BEEN
doublsc wedding two sisters being
narriedF at the same occasion: Both
have been postponed UNI
II the quarantine is lifted, which G
ill be- soon as MIR. Riddle is nearly I
ecovered. Only the immediate fam
lies will attemdl the double osre- s
lony.
e & 4 Il
Lueier-MilIer
Misss Nan Eucier and Mr.. Carl L
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1916-04-27
Lueier-MilIer.

Misss Nan Eucier and Mr. Carl
Arthur Miller were married by Bish-
op Cunningham of the. Roman Cath
Ollie church at Concordia this morn
ing. Miss Katherine Lucier Mr..
Ralph Lucier, Mr.. Sidney Lucier and
Miss Bernadette Lueier witnessed
the ceremony. Mr.. Miller and Miss
LRcier went to C3ncordia, on the
train whilh the family drove In
the Kruger automobile. Mr.. and
Mrs. Miller are two of the towns
popular and we'll known young peo-
pie. They have spent the greater
part of their lives here and were
prominently knswn in musical cir
cles. Mrs. Miller is a young lacy of
charming manaers and her friends
are many, and the daughter of P.
O. LnGier. MF. Miller is a partner
of the Miller Brothers greenhouse,
and a hustling and energetic young
business man. He has built and
furnished a bungalow on North Mul-
berry street. where they viii be 1T
home to their friends Immediately
IS they return this evening. A host
OF friends extend congratulations.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1916-04-27

Marriage license; Carl Arthur
Miller and Nan M. Lucier.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1916-04-27

Buick quality remains long after
price is forgotten. 7dtfwtt
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1916-04-27
stephenson-spangler

At the Presbyterian parsonage at
ten o'clock this morning, were mar
ried Miss Bessie NJ. Stephenson.
whose parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. H.
Stephenson, reside a mile north of
Detroit, and Mr.. George Spangler Of
Ransom, Ness county, Kansas, with
DR.. F. S. Blayney performing the
ceremony. Mrs. spangler is promin-
ent in Enterprise circles, having
grown to womanhood in that town,
where her father, until a year ago,
owned a store. She is a young Lady
of beautiful manners. The marriage
is a elimination OF a friendship be-
ginning when Mr.. Spangler was EN-
ployed in the iewelry store at En-
terprise. Two years ago he went to
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1916-04-27

Every road is a Maxwell road.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1916-04-27

Shower for Mr.. and Mrs. Barber
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Barber con-
tinue to be the recipients in nuptial
showers Last evening the members
of the Philadora Sunday school class
of the Lutheran church surprised
them and they received many beau
tiful presents of cut glass, hand
painted china and silverware. The
young ladies also came prepared for
"eats' and refreshments we're serv-
ed. This is the fifth occasion when
Mr.. and Mrs. Barber have been
showered and they feel that they
have a loyal bunch of friends.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1916-04-27
For w. r. G. President

Miss Jessie Johnson, at present
senior vice president sf the WO-
mans, Relief Corps, is prominently
mentioned for president at the meet
ing next month at Dodge City Miss
Johnson is daughter of W. H.
Johnson, editor of the Salina Sun,
and spent some of her early
years in Abilene She has a host of
friends here who hope she will be
chosen. At present she is society
editor of the Salina Journal and is
known as one of the foremost news
paper women of Kansas. She is also
"a talented reader and has received
enthusiastic praise from many Abb
lene audiences. She, would fill the
position as head of the w. r. G.
with great credit. and her ability
is recognized all over the state.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1916-04-27
Peck-Campbell

Peck-Campbell
Sunday evening at six o'clock, at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. r. X.
Peck, South Fifth street, Salina,
were married their daughter, Miss
Hazel B. Peck, and Mr.. Samuel G.
Campbell of Manhattan. The Rev.
c. V. Dunn of the First Christian
church, performed the ceremony.
Mr.. Harry Fritz sang "The Garden
of Love" just before the nuptials
and after, II Love You" Dinner
was served and the house was dec
Grated with cut flowers and ported
plants. Mrs. Campbells parents
have only recently moved to Salina
and she is a senior in the Kansas
State Agricultural college. She is
popular and accomplished young
lady and will complete her studies
at the college. Mr.. Campbell is the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. B. Campbell
of this city, and a partner in one OF
Manhattan's prominent establish
ments. He was a student in the
Abilene high school and the Cen
trail Kansas Business college and
capable young business man. Mr..
and Mrs Campbell visited here on
their return to Manhattan where
they are now at home, 900 Blue
mont avenue. Miss Erma Brenne-
man, Manhattan; Miss Josephine
Campbell, Mr.. Harry Fritz, E. M.
Witwer and D. L. Campbell of this
city were guests from out of the
city at the wedding.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1916-04-27

J. A. DRAKE, DIR. OF Chiropractic.
ehOne 2O4. Over Minick q Taylor's.
3dttwtf
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1916-04-27

White Plymouth Rock eggs for
Matching. SO cents a setting; SO a
100. Mrs. Guy Bennett, phone
Pleasant Hill. 2sw6t'
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1916-04-27

Highest prices paid for poultry and
eggs. j. w. Elwick, 500 West 7th
st. Phone 220. Hens 1ac.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1916-04-27
Surprised Newfyweds

The Saturday club of Enterprise
is making plans to hold "Better
Baby Weekp during the last week
in April.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1916-04-27

&C. G. Hutchinson is presenting
his friends with Photographic re-
productions of a picture taken when
he was 10 years of age and leaving
for the Civil war front.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1916-04-27

Miss Anita Jones has success
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1916-04-27

Joseph Curry. until recently a
salesman at the H. c. Lifts COM
pany. is now employed as travel
ing salesman for the Larned- Carter
Company OF st. Louis, in this terri
tory. He was in town over the week
end and pronounces the knight of
the Grip" game a good one.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-11

hui vHs founded tn hs large experience
sri in,,hsusiIblr Iulern.r In n,.,
irriupi iuvyr ha vas n slant. and I,
lusirinn ni tho highest utdrr and he
va e t"nsummai, master ~ .ta,uti,sl
at
NJ iuiee ever mnfe %rlsafi, realized
IN" vif, sc'ps exalted iisnl,, snd ,nn.
'rlu'n, icsrunsihiltt ~ the judicial ~.
n'r AMI NJ nudge rrnid ~ more stutpn
luus 400 inls,lblr fairness and Impartial.
~ To- Iof W ~ fnhh character sud
rnNs'fl mind v demonstrated b, iht
results y his iuii.isi iabUrs The value
~ 10 r%ff,i,rs ,nl ihr hirh character ~
HE ut affiliations ~ the de,sippm.nt ~
uuf criminal iuIispHuicnrr will rfue w
appreciation pe trafs 90 hr
orlnlcrs Authoritative.
Nau. ~ bic II ininns afe nnv pub.
iph-l ne lssiinf rasrs. and ,bst hsy.
ri,rn ~. rfiinir I iuf spfudsnre ~ nsis
huma au International reputation 40
NOT ihItF " vrili tc an s%,,fatssan,
statement Nv cav iHs, amons ,hs nsma.
~ thr nfvai iiirrt who adusn the an
rsis ~ Nu'tfi On Jurisprudence piii 10
fNlud ihs rauIr Herrt " Isfwan
Personally. inire human "a q
sirii. tf 10 u1fm hearted msn vk.ts
'ftrii 10 Nah ti,,is tapsrIit fn
hisnfshp hsh u.nd.i patriotism ani
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-11
BANNER DAY FOR
STATES MED|CoS
Oklahoma Central Association
and Board Of Examiners
Met tuesday.

TUESDAY was B aHurf dnN fuf Wt
t,tin mydiop Wtth the uklshumt Cen
ttni Medical asso lBtion In s'ssion iu
room sis m tine state uU,ti NJ mrdl.
rnl examiners meeting IN fuum ti'. the
Ice lturkius hotel Il. u myrcn irt the
medical profession. both N qualified "
- and rmUst us
Tho spting W-'ilur ot tho medical w.
sn. istiun i featured Iy BE- tabloid p1si
graduate course n vhirh every hftnri
pf th' profession is dealt With lr
MnotWnu w the urHi IN apvtL Tues
day morning be- i"liug NJ tho method ~
making nm '1flf diagnosis ~ tuh,r"uin.
,is The meeting vns called ~ Orirr ~
= y M D., thu president. ~ lee "
cotton NJ Iuid tn, meeting ylus's
Tuesday evening
The regular uuafirfh mrritnr " the
state hoard ~ medical Examiners ~ IN
session NJ this time several ,%sudliatss
taking the examinations ior n'-nsrs The
president. IN T. " uuui1r ~ LAYTON
l. presiding The, VIII uy ir session
Tucsda, AVID Wrdn,slH,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-11
BOWLING TOURNEY
TO OPEN TONIGHT
Holland, Layton and Sewers
First On Schedule Clos.
ing May "a.

Tuesday, Wodncsdays. Thursday and
Fridays are the days set apart for play
IN the Oklahoma city n man bowling
tournament which starts tonight Thir
teen players are entered. each 10 play
three games with every other. and the
schedule closes MAY q
Following 10 the schedule
Tuesday. Aprl n Holland, Layton.
sewers
weduc'dn', hprI l:- ADAMS sImms
Robinson.
Thursday, Ami 70 s%,taughn. schettel
Robinson
FRIDAY, Aprl 10 Dunlap. Nichols, Kit
finger
Tuesday. Aprl s-HAmmond. Layton.
Sitaughn
Wednesday. April ip--Honoud Ken
dficE. Robinson
Thursday. hpfil 20 Adams Schercl.
S~t-rs
Friday. April Il Layton. slmms Kit.
Ginger
Tue1dal. Nprr Is Sewers. Dunlap.
Hammond
Wednesday. Aprl 20 Robinson. hit.
Ginger. Sewers
Thursds' Apnl az Slrsughn Dunlap
ksudritk
Friday, Aprl % hammond. Nichols.
Suhcffcl
Tuesday. May sInm,. Holland.
Hammond
wedne'da,. MAY 4, Layton Adam,
Nichols
Th,s,dar. May I s%tr,u.nu. slmm,.
Sewers
Friday. MAY g. Holland. srhcn.l. XII.
yinF-r
TUESDAY, MAY > Dunlap Adams. Hol.
land.
"Wednesday. Ma, io-NIshos. smn,
Robinson
Thursday. May Ii. Hammond. killin-
gcr. kenifIck
Friday. May /: scheffel Dunlap.
Simm,
Tuesda,. May ls Holland. Stnushn.
Nichols
: wedne,da, MAY i7-IA,ton Robinson.
Dunlap
Thur'da,. MAY is-Ndam.. ~strauehn.
kitzSscr
ru,,ds,. MAY - sewers. Nichols.
k"ndtick
"Wednesday. May Adams, Robinson.
Hammond
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beatty WILL GET
$4,000 A YEAR
Supreme Court SUstalns Dis.
Nlct Tribunal; Beatty Will
Draw Back Salary.

James Heat NUi receive n.H'o a trsi
salar, ~ ruuft .'yrE instead ~ q ION
NJ provided b. the state Law e~,usniiia,
Ms the offices NJ clrfk Of M, district
court and clerk ~ The count, court n
was held hy The supreme cnurt In an
opinion announced Tirsda, by chief
Justice " I Kane
The rout, dsrlafci that ,hv isv AZ
temp,inr b. ns tine ssisft N court clerks
IN counties NJ to.0oN population ~ a. to-
n Aear " unt ~ s,iiu,tl nj tt the fes
con that u is ,lsss lsrisla,'On Ukishr'us
r'nnit N the Hnl, rrunit IN he state
which could rn-r. under the terms NJ
this measure This construction hal been
rendered b, the ,uuft IN = FORMER
opinion
The opinion provides the, pea,r shall
receive . salary " ttnnn y teaf ifpri
lsnus'l, 1918. when he iu,k thr oincs
!, nse. the sslstr =, p.ooe Witch VS.
tho same Ne received ny the rlsfk ~ ths
aisific, rrufi hsfnu, he runsoiiistirn, - a
h.vams effective
\ portion " rssu = ssisu hat tsen
held up b, the ruun,t t,a-i rf r,m
mifs sirDr fr ufst tr1t rffr.
Tho supreme Juufts urin.rr aIIfwsi
decision ~ ihr iltiIirt Usait ~ utia
I hnma ruunil
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-11
INVENTOR SEEKS
TO ENj0|N CITY
Enid and Foundry Named in
Petition Filed in u. S.
District Court.

The pity ~ Enid lui th, iu.I loun
d., nnd Machine shop. u' named 100 70
petition flied Tue-dHt NIin no" clerk OF
IN" federal district count for N'irm
oklahoma ug JOHN y Jackson of 90
Reno asking Tor an Ir. melton asnlu'i
the 't, ~ Enid and 90, Enid FOUND.
and Ma hinc shop- Co prevent t.' 1914.
and m1uutHpiur, NJ . ..tfHiu iNpr ~
meter hoN Witch D., t-u. ..t.ms g. upt'
Invented and patented
tn" petition win Dee acted Dyson y,
luds, John "a tuItcrl r'.' Nuudl .
when the defendant, viii 3pp,,r 60 .hpv
why a permanent injunction should mot
hD granted against them
la ksun alleges that the Ind cor. 'rn
has wilullv constructed meter BOXES pa
termed after bis patent and that ~" 'i'f
~ Enid nov i- employing about no ~
them IN its water 4sicU \ hin' That
the Enid .onr.m may have marketed
them In other .lnr's IN 'r' Western lif
tr,ct N oklahoma and iu other I,rt- NJ
th, United state, H included boo 'hv
paper
JACKSON Bshs fur url m,ri e. h OF
the ll,k profits made 10y NJ, wt,Ilu"
rumHtuN fIYuI the stls NJ the HuN's
damages and "osiH 90 tho case
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-11
$1,000 PURSE HUNG ON
A~ll-AMeRlCAN DOG RACE

NOME, Alaska Apfil ~ The local
sporting event of IN. far north. tho an.
nual all. Alaska sweepstakes dog race.
focused attention Tuesday on Nome. m.
starting point ~ me ,i2-mile contest,
over the srow Trail 10 Candle and re-.
turn
Two thousand dollars was the purse
obtained with tho sweepstakes carnival
held lnsi saturday The winners ~ las,
N'nt's rae" SnupNlt With ~ doss. iubh,
Brown with ~ dogs Fay ipltcns With
II n Paul klcsstad with team of Is.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-11
BIG LEAGUES OPEN
SEASON APR. z
Players and Fan AnxIously
Await Gong Which Starts
OH National PaStime.

CHICAGO, April II Preparations for
tn, opening Wednesday of the 1915 ma
Jor league baseball season were nearing
completion TUESDAY The cprpt Of paint
c9. decorators, groundhccpors and office
officials were uhuut through work Tues
day aud the players and inus were
auNiously awaiting the gong which VII,
start the national pnStImr on It's way
close races were expected IN both the
National and American league IN the
National lcnEuo there have boon % great
many changes. scycrnl of the clubs hay.
INK been strengthened Though the add
ton u plny cr' from the defunct Federal
lea Although there will ho new
owners ana new managers
In the American league the fifteenth
annual opening promises 10 be a mcmur.
able one Mpul ilg d"als which rli-
prlsod baseball circles tho Nov owner
ship NJ several u tho clubs aud the &c..
turn Of Fielder Jones 10 the younger
mAjo. league, were soma NJ the things
which promised 20 Keep the FAM talking
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-11
Ell PASO SCENTS
EXTENSIVE PLOT
Police There Believe DIaz and
SaIazar Vaccinations Part
Of Same Scheme.

,.... o. .t..t .., ,
NIl' d..n't|i"n" ''I '' ." '.''" '''
'.,..,I %. th, sonIr p'ouIr Nhn a'' I'd.
rtuclug Felix Dlrl I. .'l|rsri N' 'Hr
police 200 have ur'H ur,at'n'l 'n'I"" ins
tine 1rr,.f NuuIa, uifut OF pf'cu Mex
cans accused NJ Wing implicated 10 Oh"
flight across '., .orl'i OF General inch
SlIlltr
Agents ~ the department ~ .1"ilco
aided tIo p0lI.c Iu making m" arrests
most important OF vhi.h AZ" Genera
Marcia 'rriHro amt General %lgutci'
Nor'Ins -urkI1I NIo. Ike SnnlHr. wrr'
among me best known aut t-IHt"d ~ the
.a'" Victorian" uJ'rtss up'rnnnts
TH" prisoners ven. rtil51 tnroug.u on
iH' night DO. the police pnd secret sDrt|.,
OFT. .'' '"' ''E 7.. ''' p"''l
...l.y.I b., ,.,. ..~t..,.,. A.. IN, .,1.,,r
,.t., ,
O'"E I"0'eu ""'''J 'eP"'"''on
The hackers ~ Di1f. i' .e tHii. ."o"m'
dissatisfied because HlI own military
reputation N'a small and n' n1i D" m''
"'iN N,' fnU. mont BOO "hus' g'n"fnlshlp
lI' N'yioin people "nd confidence
me N'i' n.EH "rt.nI. 20 reinforce The
I'.'f .'I.i"''' boo HHI'.'r. l'Nl'" Do. "a
|W.INr Insure '|Hn .H '' northern part
ny 'h' i'p..H a -".'|'r 800. wanted "
lf"H'n tN.''. Ind -1.'Atr Nts S"l','ri
We ""a 'fHp.. supplied Wit FUNDS tni
Proceeded 90 organize UIs followers from
D.. l"""
LW'H'hr'"s H''" ''nt into NoFlrp ~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-11
CHANGE IN SUPERINTENDENT.

SHAMROCK OKLA. AmU u-.Spe-
oihIJ Irrrv i Hastings. who has been
IA" straightforward ~ the oklahoma
Nhiufa' Nts company oompfose.rf s,a
ti'u Fera fI scyrFs. stIs ~. '--t---t
Doe f%'slpratiun and has been sug.,,doi
uN W T. McN'r". on. pf the mon nl.l
80 On" plant her f'r some time. MI
Hastings Is understood ~ have ts.
,''l1i"d himself win eastern Capitalists
Tor M" purpose ~ putting .n.ins l,ti
llN1lInr nLInl. nm nnMnnm.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-11

waco. Texas. Aprll II Catcher
Peters ~ the ~rhattanooga. Southern
league club. has been purchased los Man.
rGef Illls Hardy ~ the Waco fTess
hague Tub on fifteen days trial Peter
WIS formerly the property of Detroit. ~
win Join tho waco club NJ Fort Worth
~ tIc 0nenlng gnmc ON Wedne sday
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-11
STANDING OF The TEAMS
RESULTS
Lincoln 10. Bryant
rulhoftson 20 Lowell T.
mcrson =; Putnam

Lincoln took the lead In giouu ! ~ the
ward s,huul league NNnday afternoon
whcr II defeated Brynnt by n score NJ
10 10 p The game WIS u s"nsntipnal
on,. Bj mi using three pitchers IN an
~ffort To stop the onslaught ~ the Lam
oplu hHttefs ~ WAS BfNant's first d-
f',t since the league opened
Culboflson and Lowell also ~ group I
pln, ed r. one sided contest with the hon
of- going 'u tulheifs ou o., q score NJ
~ tu
Emerson won an cpsy victor, from
ru'nam b, q s.ofr of e to /. Lmsf,o
and Putnam are ~ group .
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-11
Daily Lessons in History
one Hundred Years AGO Today.

1916" British parliament passed an act
r"gulnting intercourse with ~. Helena
curing EonapartH's confinement there,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-11

I''l The Austrian reichsrath was
op"n"d ny IN" Emperor Francis Joseph
win o speech strongly f%avorins peace.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-11

Aptil II. lal5-The auxiliary cruiser
kion Pf'n1 Wilhelm. believed 10 be the
l.hi i"ruat 7"1 raider. arrived at New
port N"vs Vienna claimed that Russian
ndyanc" In cnrpnthisns vas checked.
Paris reported material gains by tho
French forces advancing In hlssce.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-11
s.v.rtytnve Years AGO Today.

1871 Preparations we're being made nj
uiitNH for IN" opening u the first par
lumcut OF canada
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-11
pANTNeRs Guy lNfltLoeR

NEW ORLEANS, VS.. Arril n Larry
Tozold. an iunnlder. wHs released Mon
day bN N" Sew Orleans. southern u.s.
-orlntion club. to fort worth Of the
1cyHs League under mn optional u-r''-
meni
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-11
R|NCLiNC winner
OF WARM BATTLE
Defeats MadIII 5 to 4 in
Twelve Innings; Mari
eta Repeats.
STANDING OF The TEAMS

HlNGIlNG okla, hprIl d. DSpr lal
Ringing defeated Mndill 10 u thrllluy
r. inning sninc here Monday. 20 T.
The s,orc 49, # +.
NHdill ..-........... ....... Z
Hingllng 3 %
Batteries Talifcro. llopkius aud Ilog
ers. Hughes. Davenport ana Moss
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'I"N''l 'I '"i iW'I Iu'sbhN b' "H'I
~ ""''tn.r Williams '' u mott Of rr
''''' +" 'h' memory OF jung mono VI
r"''"'n "I ~, ,iiu.nnI court ~ hp
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pnILtles 2; WASHINGTON ,

W \SHINGTON. Nprl % The rhilt.
iolphin Nationals Mondn, won. . ~ I.
." last N their exhibition game hero.
Nth the Wellington Amrricsnf IN The
eighth. win the .sCor" y tie aud tho
bH .rs filled bN 70 scratch hit aud two
tb,,'H. ,pllip forced over tine winning
run hy rtik'rr Bancroft
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-11

said this man. ~ expect him to take
northern chihuahua from Carransa
And then to organize his forces for q
march south while Felix Diaz pushes
up from the coast
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-11
BROWNS 81 CARDINALS :,

81 Louis. Aprl u -Four singles. .
base m ball, AMI two sacrifice nies
Melted llc - Louis Americans three
runs, enough to win the final game N
the city series nom the ST Inui, Na.
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