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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-21
LOCAL B0WLERS
TO Invade ENID
Oliver, Sewers, SlmmS, Lay
ton. Holland and Nichols
to Make UP Squad.

An sil-star bowling team representing
Oklahoma City Will invade Enid next
Tuesday In Response 10 cnallengc
omnnating from the northern city
The capital city squad viii be- led by
Ted Ohvcr OF tho Cadillac team of the
city bowling league. Others on IN,
squad win be- : II HOLLAND ond Wi
lam Layton of The Pierce team. T.. 80
simms and Bart Sewers Of the Si"k'l
quintet and William Nichols A mrs,
Ibfty of fans viii accompany th, local
representatives
The main clash viii be- tho utr-mln
contest Three games wI'l b, howl.l
total pms deciding the winner Arrange
ncuts have been rhd.. however. fal
frm' single, ana double, mi.h,.
S r'tIrn mut'h. 10 b' lupl.i uu 60,
I''-lIu'kn. Wlr,f In th. .ift RIl 4"
arranged. NJ Onfoi -ud
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harvard Stands Alone

Win the announcement that Ydc In.
t'ud- to numbcr her football player.
newt fr'l Harvard stands alone In = posi-.
tion that wc don't believe the Crimson
rnn maintain
IN" case IL vcfl simple one II is
generally admitted and known tn b. ttt,.
that numbering the players makes n
easier Tor visiting scouts to diagnos, up.
posing plays HNryard's leading rivals
under these conditions. will be- working
under handicap. where = Harvard vie,
tory win lose most oi ~ feWnrd
THERE II VtW LITTLE salts.
FACTION ~ MiNNlNG FROM A. Op.
ruNENT VINO Has VOLuSTAulLy
GlNtN NuI \ DECIDED ADNAN
TAGs THE TRtE SPORTSMAN y
Z WOULD MrCH RATHER START Jr.
| ON ENEN TERMS. WORKING WITH
THE OLD ADAGE--"A FAIR riE1.u
IANp 80 FAVOR"
/ ilsfVafds -poftsmnnshir In tho ras,
has always been aCknovl-dEcd Fof N,
I crimson ~ accept Fucl Rn Rdvan,ag,
nov would b. harder blow In llaf.
wards prestige than a season without =
NrtorN
where nll ,lcVcts ur numbered. M
stand upon sn equal footing Where on'
" snd the other isn't the handicap Is
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TWO SUNBEAM CARS IN
CHlCAG0'S GAS DERBY

CulCAGu. Nprn :i-p,vd = R,d.
president ~ Speedway rnik association.
received letter tudaN from Louis rUtt.
aleu- managing director of the sun.
beam Motor tpf company. L,d " vol
vrthnmpiun. England advising him th,i
the, vrtr forwarding tn ChlCro twu
special taciuF c1ts for the SECOND annual
automobile defh, To bc held ~ speed.
way Iurk
The sunbeam team viii hc urdcr nv
management NJ M Christians. who vii
piiut one ~ thr mounts
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CLASSY HARNESS MACS
TO CLASH IN NEWARK

NEWARK. y. J.. Apfn u some ci ,h,
clsssicst aud 1.Nrnr.uld harness horses
In the country will clash In Newark this
summer The Sweepstakes events. In
which they are entered viii be run OF nj
the lnict.cluh matinee IT m" Iuniuf
League ~ Amateur priNiug clubs
The entry list Just made ruhli, w
James " ilcidun secretary, disclosed
thirty ttottefs entered IN tho 7.,vat.nld
class and twrui, .pnv in ihr 1.yybt. Old
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-21
DIAMOND CLINTS

Now we've started "r fight hy down
ing the iailroadorf In tp' opener. lrt tine
good work continue
Wonder who'll. be the McCabc " TO,
days game
WLh. they d'csivoy fomrod ON the
champion Riilrord'fs vest, day th. SEN
ator- ran into hard LUX right on the
lump when George Brgnn1n was spiked
tagging u runner ~ third Hnuuon I1.
showed every indication uf being ciasy
'nicld'r. aud also l7 hard hitter 70
los' hs service, this .a'y In the s.n-
son would BE- hard blow. ns srapp's
team is admit .ily weak at shu.t. tho
adjoining position Brannous injury .-
not thought 10 be- serious
Two hard. fought .Nir1-iuuiuv game.
we're Yitnets.i %, Nstior1 h. aeu. fans
Yesterday Prsk,r's doubl. .,i "Ctr-
tue 'ravnths siogl' g,v, ruItd-lpht
tho run that enabled IN" phls 90 win
from IN, Giluts in ~" tw'uh Salcr
blow No. the eleventh gave The Guns a
Niu over IT, lighting Rods
lI' W." H.WFlnl. WHO vent nom the
Western asro"i1tion l1st year 10 instcr
company showed 10 advantage yc-t.rdry
Pet, Klldun ~ Oklahomn city got lou
hit- IN four um's up and materially aid
~ Omaha 10 win tho season opener from
/ p"' Molncf llornyby. who went frou
bonison. onl, got one hit for the Card.
mails but u WIS . three baEgrr. scorin,
enough runs Go bca, the Pirates
Tho Coy"leshc linS continued IN bothal
the white 80, Thur day with Convey
on tho mound ror a." Tig.rt the So,
had IN" lend I 10 u up uu'l the nirtI
when the Dctrlhs rallied ana won. q, u
lIoini" Mr,E. former oklahoma CuN
manager. Wns successful IN his nrI a.
tort Ns MuskOgrc pilot. his team defeat
'ng Paris IN the opener Hcinics friend,
here wish him luck
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CHICAGO. Nprii q joc Thinkers cubs
celebrated their return home ana the
opening ~ The new northslio grounds
Thursday m taking an rlc,rn'inning
scrap from Cincinnati. toG
Tho fyutv. " ~ y
Cincinnati ... 1uu Ugi Oi0 uN g a.
Chicago ...... suu iun uai sii u
batteries schneider. Tonry. M,kcuty.
schultz aud CLARKE. llond'N. Sctton
Lavender. Packard aud Fischer
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WOMAN TRAINS nopses.

LEBANON. ohio. Apfil q -oht
hvas's u uns " the two women In ,hs
whc'e country who train and tacs
hofscs Miss Ncsta S,ihhs " this ci,t
nov " pferarins her string iot the
corn'ns campaign IN The state harness
circuits and lunhs Toward tn n sue.
,~r.ful uns She vuniurts tsu,,lns
farm ~ her nvr and hss made munst
~ " w her siiinE is orphan Nv.
2.a1s, Witch has h..r factor IN uhin
tfuttlns chviss
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Most Who Do Remain Have
Been Shifted From Old
Club TO the Others.
DETROIT HAS THE MOST
Cobb, Crawford, Bush, Stan
age Yet With Same Team;
All Reds Are New.

NEW YORK. April II l'iyr years
Isn't O long stretch of time yet IN base
bail. n hns wrought some sweeping
change In the mnkn-up VI major lonsu"
t'an"
The other duy wr dur into the nlw
~ 1871 tor the lineup Of the opening
sinir "i tint year IN our hunt ~, found
'hni almost Gu percent u tire men wh"
figured in lh' mlnl ,ombib of that
sh.ou have ad"d and glpp'i into th"
mino.. or are our ~ the guin' .iior"thcr
OnN uuiy-tWu u the iii men WHO
PLAYED Iu tho opening games ~ 1871 ng-
urod In the nrst battles uf lllr
Noi on, ptrhc. - thp sixteen Who
vork'r 10 the trst games NJ five years
sgn Nr# accorded similar lpnor thif
49,. .ou
romrn,inr the 1911 and 1915 llnoups.
y" found the following
uf ih, men Who figured IN the 1871
PhUlic opener. ollS iNo bill remain
WITH '., ,luh Th,, ore rukcft and
luirtu MAG BE- vih the BRAY"
Donilu siih ur Cuhs. ppun with the
,hnut md Kn.h' ia on the shelf
Doyle and merN, There
lNlr nud Mri,l' uro tlc only 1911
op'us Erm' Gitn'a vino rlso figured IN
M, i'I' Nd Ifi.. pryofr. lirdVcll.
|. Muir, ard b,yir havr skidd'i down
Myrr g. with mo podgcrs. Suuigfi-,
with in. Brave. ana Arios with The
Cardinal
Nr' uno NJ ~. men VITO fought fuf
M rrlvcs In no 1911 up'n"l appeared
N =. fret Gam, ~ 1916 ~ N" nln'
iucr. pry twh t'mnin in tho nnjurs
N,.,r IT, with ~ Reds ana Goodo i'
wiz lh. cub
Joke pnubcft md ZACH Wheat are N,
relic ui the 1911 first game pojgcrs
Thry figured too In the Diet 1915 game
Tinker and Zimmerman af' SIN VIII
~ cubs Both worked In The FIRST 1911
san" Iim figured In the i9lf opener
bui Tinker We. un the bench Evcrs
IT the i3il op'ncr. is with the Braves
." 4. I,urlhnct. ChHnor. klng. shrrknf'
snd lipfimin huv, pnss'd out Of th'
iu1irfs
Red, All Gene
NoNr ~ the men Who worked for ih'
r"'ls % a." fr,t game ~ nv, Years Hg,
f'uain with the team today only Nv,
NJ them siill ntr IN the malors Roscho
= with the Cardinals aud Iinbliircl Il
flfHNtHINF Tor iNE hFN Nut NttEF
Mitchell. Grant. AliiEcf. Dovn,y. Mcteai
AMI t-ommc either are In the minofs ~
ou' of baseball
lluFgins and Sill', vt the 1911. Card
mi op"ners stili afr witt Ne" team
Nefh,r figured In tho firs gave thi
season konctcny is Win the nfavc.
nresn,han. Ill unkcs. Evans an,
llauscr nave thul The chu'es
llnnu- Wagner worked for the Pirate
W. ~" 1911 fret game Nnd IN, iniiis
struggle NJ 1915 found him back M NJ
!ob Hut Warncr " tho only Pittsburgh
~ VIA owns the distinction Adams Hn
'ibsou who figured IN the 1911 rsms
utr -till with tho club hut weren't n
w" iiri struggle this year llvrn-
With The phillies i,rnch and Hunter nr
IN the minnfs; Clarke hn. auit baseball
Miller md WD,un are with thr Card
nrlt
Same In American
Shiting to the American league "
found that Father Time las created hsv
o.
No, one ~ the 1911 Yankee PLAYED IA
M- club In ,hc'isIs opener loy Uat,
oil Who worked In tho first fr,, ,
rll. D. With he team hut is v u,iu,
rln''i u"v, chase Il with the Reds. an
to"''nr'a OCT rss. rh,r,..nJ
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.


Ni.W YORK. Aprl q M,GSN's men
were forced tp remain in the cellar for
another d1, hl Philadelphia success
in taking twelve .inninr hattie. the
FIRST ui The home season. Thursday
Tu, s,ury. " H T.
Philadelphia p.r Oln noo ool y 2
Nrv Nork ....Osl Uua o0n 0no 8 II %
lHi'crirs Chalmers. McQuinlnn and
1. Runs. stroud. ralmcfp and Harden
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'''N'i"i 'ut +u.f IN ninth
"I'r't"d for Harper IN ninth

'Nn'iHd fur sp..H IN ninth
''Rrr" for Harper IN ninth
~ ifuIrrs
DklriuuH Iiiy ..... aun 49, D0n-is
l''uia,u ................ 10 oun 0ii-S
summary Tvo.hnss h's NrCehc,
'hr.r-hl ifs McClhc rcshlc7. src.
'Ir"" hits Snrtr Nont"rut. -ccrif,cs
fy ~ r''. toirr baers Dare, > Hell.
nHus l'' o1 bases. OklnhonH cite 4,
u'r.snn g. rfs'h1er on hill-. III phn.
'ps e ~ Gisrl s NJ .ip,cr I. h' hv
r't'N'- hv Glenn O. rhiilp. I. struck
"ut hy Glenn % Sp,rr :. phillips l. we
~ il'"n IN s inning. 6; Wild pitch Phil.
lipa Trr" one hour furty.nvc minutes
Umpire. Morgan
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Yesterdays Battles
WESTERN ASSOCIATION.


IOHr SMITH Nrs. Nprl q Ispe.
,..uI L"ny Lewis nps mo- puzzle 10
~, Twins In ThuudUs opening same
and Thomson men t,clr'd pi' lead
before Naylor went tu h. relief
W. score. EII T.
SIX N.,st,r - ono pni uuY .
Iort Smith gnl pn0 Iu'
uttt,uss f.'Wif. NHyior ma Fowler,
Robertson qnd AloMufrIy.
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maso Gets Good start.

PARIS. Texas Npril ~ Special
il.lnr Maar got his Muskogcc Mv's Oft
oven with the leaders In the Western
association derby of 1915 hy rofing out
Parts In m, opening game 10 .
The score. H. ~ T.
Nuskngv' 2nn nui ruu-f ?
Itrs ............ 100 OO0 01i q : :
Batteries Gictnbtt. rsg' aud Criti"n-
den. Mtatcfs and scott
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-21
Blood Competition

II has been over tWrnty i've years
since the two Foreman brothers worked
against each other In the Mig leagues
l'ut oven here II was not the ease M
one being tried veteran aud the Other
lpungstor Just beginning hlf career
Th"r" have been. of course. numerous
cases whore btoiirrs or even father and
son hny" been pittcd against each other
in W' "tings that we're unavoidable
We recall On" such case last fall In
The Harvard Yale ganc where Bingham
of Harvard was leading the chccrs rs
Bingham n Val vas among those bsinl
played M his feet Ths competition
wasn't direct but for an that II wa
brother against brother
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RESULTS YESTERDAY

Nt Detroit :. Chicago I
~ - L1uls-Clo,c Gland. poFtousi. vet
grounds
~ Washing ton ~. New York
~ Philadelphia / Boston Z
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE STANDING.
RESULTS YESTERDAY

A. Chattanooga ?. Nashville 8
~ atlanta s New Orleans 2.
~ birmingham ?. Mobile ..
N Littl" Rock Memphis: rain
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Not Business Ike su,-

II may no, tnv" been crar,iy bufln,ss.
like for Harry Cov'lcskic 10 rush out and
congtaiulni" hi young brother when the
lhtt'r famed ry Cobb But II was more
than passing human ana the bis south
paw IN To- be- congratulated upon his sin.
certify lie ennted HI. KID brother to
make good even against HE own mntes
and b" took no trouble Ia hide his feel.
ings
u msy not have been good business but
Z u was fine sentiment. which 10 SOM.
thing more Important,
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Baseball Calendar
WESTERN ASSOCIATION STANDING
RESULTS YESTERDAY.

4 Denlson I: oklahoma city iu
4 sherman I. Tulu y
A. rHris 2 Muskogec
A. Fort Smith McAicster T.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.
RESULTS YESTERDAY

~ BOstun y Brooklyn q
A. New York s. Philadelphia T. l2 in
ninEal
A. 81 Louis :. plttshufgh q
At Chicago Z, Cincinnati ~ In
ningsJ
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RESULTS YESTERDAY.

At Columbus . Kansas city 4
A. Indianapolis ] 81 Paul
uthcrs. rain
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GAMES roDAY-Nnshyillc ut 'u1tts
n"ngh Aii'nt'si New orleans Memphis
h' Little l,o.R Mobile at Birminghstn
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rlrrSnu RGll Nptil u rutAburrh
never had o chance tn beat the Cardi.
nails here Thursday. the visitors win.
nlng. 3 tu %
The stutys pHr
~ Louis ... . Uin nOl 500. :
Pittsburgh ...... OOn OnN 600 % /
Batteries Meadows Sallee and Sny
der Mamnus Cooper. jacobs AMI
schmidt
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TIxAs LGAoOt STANDING.
RESULTS YESTERDAY

~ Waco \. Fort worth 10
~ Shreveport %. Dpiin,
At Houston .: Bcaumoni
~ san Antonio 2. Galveston
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GAMES ToDAY-Milwaukc NJ Toledo:
Minneapolis nj Louisvilc ~ Paul ut
Indianapolis Kansas city at Columbus
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l"veland AT ~ Louis New York at
" Washington. iio-ton vt Philsdclphis
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GAMES rooAY-Hroeklyn et Ropo
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.

Philadelphia nt Sew York Cinclrrot
at chlc1Rp 81 Louis A. Pittsburgh
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-21

GAMES TooAY-Fort Worth At waroi
Dallas NJ Shreveport beaumont at llous.
ton. Galveston "a San. Afrunio
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SHELMNN. TEXAS. NprU Il ,Sp.DuD
IN, rfoiu,'r. doubled the s6or" ON
Tho Lion. loo the opening game Th1fsd'N
winning y tU
The su1f'. u; " y
TNIu ........ I2u .u1 7nI"A 10 ,
sherman .......... UgU Uin uOl Z ~ =
batteries Clements KRAFT Mccoy
ird Noyfs. Nuunkmau and LeWis
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song OF the or. Tran.

song OF the .Trall
Su long Hs there's II dream 10 dream
So long NJ there's song to sing
So long a. coming dHwns slnll CLEAN
lpuu our bolnd'osa wandering.
So Tong ns there's rond that lends
Out and nlnr through mile on mile
H'yond llf"'S pnrroW faiths aud cr"rds,
$50 shall th" game be worth tho white.
lui when the final dream II done
or NhNn the last clear song II stlleJ:
Or when the far road finds the sun
Has sct where once the morning thrilled
Still We viii follow through IN" night
The ghosts of dreams through llf"'S last
gHier
Anf find another mornings llEht
out where the Great Adventure waits
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-21

GAMES vODAY-OklAhoma Ci'y a'
DehlhOn. Tulsa ~ sherman Muskogrc
nt Paris. MCAleHtrt NJ Fort Smith
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WESTERN LEAGUE STANDING.
RESULTS YESTERDAY.

A. - Joseph e. Topeka =
~ Denver wichita
Nt DsS Moines 2 Omaha II,
~ Lincoln Sioux CITY. rain
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PHILADELPHIA. April n The A,h
elites lost their sixth straight game whcn
they were beaten Thursday by the Rcd
Sus. to-
The score RuE
ntvion ..s......... i'o Noi soo-f N 2
Philadelphia ...... zoe 0io ooo.-i I
BATTERIES Ruth and Thomas. Bush
Weaver, nat and Meyer
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The way 20 Know

Nf WY W 'N9"s
w believe Mr rin.''- lirad c,ri"d
o." turn hrr, in the iIiI, ol one NJ MI.
most excellent novels Put Yourself iu
llH Place
You, being ~ oh'r brother have 90.
tiblished ypur fam" IN IL certain line
You are sent out against younger
brother just starting out not because ~
one else " available" but becauT" IN"
unusual situation viii help out tho re-.
ceipts II would De- extremely hard. IN
der such q circumstance. 10 have youi
heart IN your work 50 the older Gov.
olcSkic Vns tIghi-he had no buslncss
sending his nru out where his lonrt wa
pot working with H.
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TIGERS GRAB SECOND.

NORMAN. Okla Npnl y Especial
Iruhhins The Snonrrs In the second
straight game. the Missouri Tiger, rot
n l,,le revenge Tor thu defeats received
h' m" Missouri football team. iu recent
N'rfs nj the hands nt OVcn's m,r The
score NHs 10 , oklahoma seemed uut
'Nssrd In every department b, ~, Nil.
tnutisn-
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GAMES rooAy-ropeka ,t 81 Ia
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION srAnplNo

seph Wichita 1t Denver omaha At
bcs Mrir"s Sioux Chy ut Lincoln
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
Detroit VIM. Ninth .lnnIno esll,

DETROIT. Nrtii q \ hating rail, In
tho ninth inninF Thursdny ncttci the
lnrsl- two runs and 10 victor over
the white srs IN the first gam, played
here thls season
The sCuf, EUE
Chicago ........... n0O nNn Oipai y
ucifni, .......... poo o0u w. .
batteries NnliganE and SchaM
Co,clcskle. Holland ami Stsnagc
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There has been considerable Comment
here and there over the refusal OF Harry
Coveleskie TO pitch against his young
brother, Stanley Harry had made his
reputation Stanley has his TO make. We
trail with Harry, Baseball 10 = profos.
sion. a business. But II ls also q game
reeking with sentiment else there would
be littl- business In H.
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william see. Ms,nlna,nn Min-

wAsiilNuruN. Artn fi-rfe.,dsn,
Woodrow Wilson tossed nut the fifs, hall
tui the american league npenlng here
and saw Washington trounc the Van
hsr.. " tut
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Now we've started "r nght hy down
ing the ialfoadcrf In the opener. lrt tn,
good work continue.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-10-05

II,,-l ~ IN nuu,In iu,um.raihIr. nr
.Ir,an, J., mani,bra .np ;o.j, ran
mlirpj,J p.r, ran rnhu.,a ,ol t..
n;r.,I, In. ain. fin. IN -, SIR nara
y.r = L..Srubrfa n sin de- In. C.ta-
I,. nm. ron D., nurf, ,.y,r.ma ,I..
l., ,,,.,.,., ,l., Eu...n r,rp,, ,.-,r,.
80, -. l., u,..,
!. t., ..ui, MN r,,.
i.;,,..,, T., .u
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-10-05

.."uri'' Ea >"-alria j >"r'""ta"Iu H.
Ayu1;mu"ui". iii '''lura a. i"rr.,
+" ru rI"~Iiir. >l"ui" al fu ">a'iN.
made per Ia murhriuutr".
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-10-05

Nj "2Mc:aI. guc - acre, Il
cuvmi%o. Que hac2moS?
.-;Q!r" Tr"ic IN caNo"azo.
I'm ~caMo"&2o. m! GENERAL.
II, sehor: un caHoGazo he GlcA".
T2ro i c,ia.n iucra Dc ti;o: IN
caGor"Zo 70 aic.nZs.
-ru"S Lien: Iuc ic circa do.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1916-07-20

County Bridge Funds, Ten Thous-
and Dollars 100000
County Road Fund, Eight Thousand
Dollars (S,0OO.00)
Care for Insane Fund, Three Thous
and Dollars %(3,0O0.00)
County Emergency Fund, Three
Thousand Dollars (3,000.0O)
Diversified Farming Fund, One
Thousand five hundred (1,5OO.OO)
On call of the roll ali members
voted aye, motion carried.
The following bills on motion al
lowed:
Frank Bugbee, mileage one way
bringing election returns Mch. 1916;
$40; John Steen State Treasurer,
maintenance for John A. Johnson at
Dunseith, $4,000; John Steen State
Treasurer, maintenance 5 inmates in
stitute for feeble minded End quarter
1916, $225.O0; John Steen State
Treasurer, maintenance 16 patients
hospital for insane SCOTIA allowed
at %$652.74; G. j. Mustad, cash adj
vanced for postage, express. drayage
matches, livery to Cooperstown can
vasing Legislative votes $12.O3; j.
ID. Parkman. cleaning out culverts.
Filing low places and dragging on
county road $500; Willie Kloster,
dragging roads in Sharon Township
$17.S5; l. A.. Guttormson dragging
roads in Sharon Township $1,000.
On motion the board adjourned
till 1880 o'clock p. NJ.
Afternoon Session
pnrpl ,~nyarDl 81 1.Cn c,o11.l. ID
NJ, all members present.
Mr.. lngvald Hanson appeared be-
fore the board sometime ago, and
complained of the poor condition. Of
bridge located on NEA sec. 13 Prim-
rose.
Commissioners Hovick and Will
liams yer designated a committee
to examine such bridge and to re-
port to the board.
All petitions for appropriations
considered OH July 18th. 1916, dis
posed of as follows: That Commits
sioners Johnson, kloster and Ver-
west the committee on county roads
be instructed to view places on which
appropriations had been requested.
and to report to the board.
ol uiOlioI IuC AUulIOr WAS III
structcd to buy Steel Filing Cabinet
fer Clerk of Court.
The official bond of M. Ellen john
son, CountySuperintendent Of schools
was on motion approved as to amount
and snfliciency of surety.
The Following bills were on mo-
ton allowed:
Steele County Tribune, commits
s%ioners proceedings. misbranded
food list S1S.12; Henry Plaine
dragging roads in B%roadlawn $25.4C
Blonde A.. Holt, Co. Supt. Salary
July LIST to 18th inc. $47.30; Steele
County Tribune, publishing list OF
Agricultural publications,$13.3G; S
w. Johnson. Commissioner per diem
and mileage $GS.20; Martin Klostc,
Commissioner per diem and mileas,
$67.4O; O. w: Williams, Commits.
sioner per diem and mileage $3.50
l.. Verwest. Commissioner per diem
and mileage 5000.
On motion the board adjourned til
August LIST 1916
G. j. Mustad
County Auditor
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Tho board Of county cOmmissiOn-
crs rcconvened at 9 o'clock "A. NJ.
present Chairman Williams, Commits
sioners Johnson. klOster, HOvick and
Verwest.
With reference to the annual tax
levy for 1916, the following itemiZed
statement Of expenditures for the
iiscial year ending June 80, 1916, was
taken I'm and discussed.
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ProVidentjaI,

A Jewish rabbi, whose stipend was
small, was asked how he was getting
on. Poorly" he answered. III it
were not for the numerous fasts which
our religion presc, ibes l am sure my
family would die Of starvation."-Bos.
ton Evening Transcript.