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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-03

Hrs 'n'Uurnuu' th, ,uuu'r.
Perhaps tN'f mu.. vuud,fml prf
i''W1u.' occurred 900 'h, wears uI
zoos 1909, pud i1lu uuflug tNa
period ihuN encountered the best
Z, u- NJ Tho country aud huns ur
lh' worlds record Tor ,Un.ttutI.,
victories. uu" hundred and eleven
Sine" their organization tv,n,,
wears Hsu The, htN, PLAYED tutgaui,s
%. which tho hJ,, been returned
TIE Nlr'n's Hts tIw,s tr Hu these
1'uts The, have lUs' hut ihfv, gpm,.
ir NuiiHlu. nud the, sam, teams
W'f' defeated the following NIGHTS
tN decisive muf,a. rNrfN one Nf N,
three Orioles defeats we're n, uH,
uuint each which shUtt that thu,
N''' mot rutuIny'i h rw mean.
Tho following PLAYERS constitute
iN, team William ENHiy. ,Ir.i
ll''fif Nhuft Post g.ufAr Suh.W
il,nv IHust. Edward ana Unfrt
Miller Manager N'h,f Irpr. h,H
been approached e. a.N,fal Uufa
lnuIHus who hPN, volunteered tr
start popular sulsrtipiinn with
Nirw u' .rudiur tho puulr team tU
frisco u'N NvHf \. hut eighteen
rnmys viii be- PLAYED ~, rsprn.,.
would h' much larger thnu lhD f,.
y.ipis aud the balance would u,,
'fhfih hhN" tu D., isisyd b, tun.
sylIpiinn
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TROUBLE FOR HARNESS
RACING MEN IS ENDED

NEW NOEk Nrr Iipr.'uer today
Welcomed tho u"vf hat difference,
.'uurs 'N. three ofrgniEr'iors iu cuni-c,
' hrrn'.s racing virtually h1i been set
''u The hoard n' review NJ th. Nation.
d Ii"'iing s"'I,N. In session here. O.,
expected Z" uiiN M. plan arranged
'r"Ish telephone .un.,f,ur, by tho
'h.'f. NJ DO, NriIon,l Tiottiug sociciv
u N'w YORK rud uf the american Trol.
'hf association rud N" TtoitinE ReEis-
tu'i"n As'u. ibtou iu chicago
THE arrangements called for M. united
publication. disirihutiun and sale of IN,
.t'Ff huuH
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-03

NEW YORK MAY captain Tiuing
hast Huston hHs taken stand against
the present early openings NJ tho base
ball season The Yankee uwnct suggests
that ihc hasehallius trsin along about
Apill ss, Instead ot around the 18Th. ~
~ present.
'Hu' Wouldn't advocate decrease In
tho number NJ snmcy plaN ed said Illus.
ton nv opcniug the season on the ss,h
u would mrnn cutting of fourteen plsy.
ing daNr Those ramrs could he worked
in by having double headers each week
say ON Monday ~ Friday
Past experience has shown that u h
foolhnidy 10 start The season l'rfor. tho
middle ~ Aptil I cannot recall one year
when the weather during early and mid
die AMI wns baseball weather n either
has mined ~ showed ~ hreu too cold
That has meant many po.tponsmsn,.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-03
PIONEERS GRAVE TO BE
DISCOVERED AND MARKED

NiNrEWEiL OKLA N1y ispe-
'HI A. s'uv unknown SPOT on thu
north NUH 'f th. Canadian river II the
grave u' less. ,fisNnIw sni according
in HIM tUHrf former piHnert hotel man
NJ WiDhlit k1n hut nov " Nnadarko.
"'ln ihHt rrrN, A. ~ b" found and q
I fh'r m'fk'I pu, ou n
IN" chisholm i'sil leading southwes.
'HW NirN'tH ~ Nn1iat'o was laid out
l lr.." Dhi.u'm 10 1856. according ~
W Wlhrv 'hI,Fu'n Wa credited with
BE- r."'t dr1' NJ sur,"s. In i-yclopmep OF
'r 'Hr 'Frit ir,. .n thst section
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-03
Buffalo Basketball Team, 2l Years
Old, the Greatest Athletic Machine
In History; Wins 548 in 604 Games

IIfINlu MAJ O. 900, game uf
basketball can justly ,HIw Co ihH
greatest athletic machine In tho
world. th' Orioles iufu,flF the
Germans Organised IN the ~Ht 1895.
four uf ~" ofigi'N five have just
completed then tNrui, nfst Nrrf
starting cut lu the boys tls.. thiT.
teen years ~ age. they went Through
their first year without defeat and
repeated thv trick the following two
seasons HAVING conquered nil the
teams NJ their ,lpss tbfuulnuui vrst-
"ru New Work and canada they
sought bigger gam, and thHt SEASON.
lN's they suffered lui two defeat
uut " fourteen rrW'r PLAYED
The uru two season. the, ulp,,i
n tcnWfkahl, game. winning Thirty.
vighi Out ut forty two gtm,s plv,vd
against the hest team. 300 iNUif .rr.
tiur In spii" NJ THEFT sfr.t record
ui 'lghN four Nl,tufir. with Iut ia
defeats th'N W'f' uut ,,Hu ,urstd.
cred ~ having thlnr, tu land
within the first three at the thnm.
rinnshlI EHWvs held 1T the Pan.
American exposition iu 1901 Their
t,inhtkame performance NJ winning
'Nvt1 game the, tatiiyiptt,d u aud
l@iding the then inNturiliy pHtvf.
sou ttesCVnts tu Re I tu / Score fnf
sn entire half with hut thIrr grr
man players against five rptirfsuns
msd" them ,h' Idols uf basketball
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-03

Ttyr " iNr strI should rHTf Hiup
Ir,t fnf eHvi New lHfa si| haze q
r,Hrsni hogs I.t r th, NHUk.,. Is1u'.
,Hrs tHU ,uh "Ha reversed fH, usual
rrurrss b, iuutirg s. Ir'i.s HH.r tho
season aipfi,i tHrr before HHI HN.a &c..
splt, Uiurs. and rHnN.I N' rsHs..Rps
vhrry ai ltHu ,,H ttsfs hs,r N,Fr OFT
mrst r' ths ~ Win ih, vBI iitks.
is lsiuna snI rIfrIuf VslrHu bel h1's
ilug and laHiiIns s..Hri Dina NrN too
Mage hs.t in tr. uuirrH ihr NHrks
have aiHri OFF rrHI ..amr fn uIN e
prrnsni ts ria... Nsl tHt uf Whnr
-r, Th.u ruv have RI WHf..i.ss rHrh.
ing siaH urr ~ i.. Nru IFfrnai,. Ws.
thIr,s 700 hstr ..sH srH ifr obi esicr
N 'Fis .rn'. .ff.'n H.rsnt so 'Hrm
snmsihrr ny uhst avail be- au1thug
r.st#
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DIa nm 0md
Gil MT S

rovngiuu aud Herbert probably Nu
,UI..r each other on th' mound iu mi.
''"rrouus game between uhhhumn
,ify pni u'rt"r
rr i,u r,st,u md tr pitch nn pir.
trhi game for Sew Work. 90 break
So nuIur streak yrs'rrduN ". lri
fu.utNu down with three scattered hts
aud L,ld them tn IN" Wn Captain
tsfp Doyle W the Giants drove IN 4
rnnul' of marker and MrlrHVs clan
vnu
Ury Morton held vubb. crawford.
Alyh and The rest ~ the Detroit s.IE
r,Is in trut lonely nit. tVu " witch
Veto pHl,i by \'tyh and cleveland
continued advancing pf m, ,sususr "'
ih, Tllrr, cleveland landed Jlr'n, Iu
.,.. rd place. lust hnf gam, behind
Washington the l'aoof
s.,,r consecutive defeats ru me
Nnwr grounds pt, mNkirr Frdrf TONES
i,Yr Ma nbIr Nupr apparently having
'N, sam. trN,i up Yesterday ~,
UfuNr. suffered q f,ipp-r ln she ninth
inning md chicago won Dui y.h
Tr...s double accounted tHf 'hy Vr.
MINIS nuI ucrg runs
N,n.r,r HUvnrd u-,i eighteen men
'n fH. gam. against ~ iDuis Fifteen
nfnvui,a Wvfc sent IN by FIELDER iunss
~ remained fpr pr ~ Rruh,rh ,hs
'Hfm't cob star iu pitch the ilost1r
rn,rs into nft place In the National
l,trI, p'uupui w,r Wrulhs,h vps uHt
.HN.n,.h'r bN any w,tns bui whom
Philadelphia mtirfs threatened y rally
N' hr,sm' the uW" old rufflr ne ~
Nut,
M. pln HN nuI hN ih, Western ..
anrintivu alone ,Dsi,fd,, An ss,nrs
loo the T,,1s league md ben M, southern
oklahoma l,bru, we've plsu r.sirnn,i
hHyBusr ~ %, Wyltmyui weather u
WAS the sa0c an o,yf IN, suuihv,si
pr,F ~ th, Cardinal. vac M, r,t.t
foe hr ruhs ,fs'rrta, Iuiiir, then,
down win ivu Wts Tho 'stds vur
b, . tu
Wirhis usupll o. ipus. be- furpirr
ava, with the Western l,,su, rsrr 4.
dat" Tho k1n1Ns have won rr.
utmrs aud in'i bnt 'Nr Topeka srr
rrll, fruul neat 'hF bottom ,lsn Be-
IW,pis. n 'hr uf,i division ufn,sf
-iru, CIN AND prs Nnlnrs whb ba,.
fought i uut fHf mrrs ihsr nne Wet
sfn laEre p,nHan' Hfe found IN M
ar.uri i.,IsiHu
NJ ih, rpms between ihs pusirn er,id
champions and Washington h.i Hssr
tloss rurFia,s nushtnE washipft,p
riiyhrf vuuli have ls, b, hard hrl
WIN tvu nu' IN M, seventh ilie.
Ssusirf ufaissrkst dropped an sas,
rnrup then nnsion proceeded ~ anne,
inur uirs Wsshinrirr had saft is,i
hnvrt.f trd won ht toe
Shhvtf. fntmsfit sn Nhifit rNrbrt
h.il iht Wf,tm.r iH rns hu h. ss,su
inuInss Tuysds,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-03
BART SEWERS WINNER
IN TENPIN CONTEST

nefi sewers. With 25i. won the hat
offered by the kuishi n,ck Ciothinl
company fot the hirhcrt trnuin scnr
hUwlrd IN uncrn dslF on tho Leo.
llurkins allr,s Holland sis foil m.,
me pin short " tho winners mark
sewers huns up the li5 early. and II
proved too s,'ong game foi the other
asrltanis tn bort Wcsinrd's 30 and
Smhms' 80 wcrv amonl other hish
stufVE
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-03
Other msans,ss In Same Goat

ANlF W ltaN wv hllfWuAWt' hnH been ~
dur"d 10 bare handful because the fans
du not wish to risk pneumonia
Other msans,ss In Sam. Goat.
There are several other mRsna,- I'm
the hs lcasues Who share Illusions .
views Charlie Ehhcts ls unc " u,s new
ct converts 10 tho later opening faith
AMI IN hygon- DAYS Ehh.,s Nas IN,
.isuuchesl supporter NJ the early op.n.
lus plan
Thrrs years $50 some NJ th, Mnruis
became convinced OF the fnly of mid.
April inaus sufals-hui they wefc In m.
minority, Their associates voted To take
= rhanc" on the weather aihet than open
N" season later and thus cut the -ch.d
uls
Hut Illusions idea " later op.ninx
without reducing the number uf games
seems iu solve the hlg problem. and Il ls
possible that tho plan mn, hc adopted
ncNt Winter
Cold Cuts Ausndsnos.
one ui the beet examples of ,b, un.
Wisdom of the car)y openings ba. berp
shown IN New York over q stretch Of
sis PLAYING dsys M. total attsndnnr. nt
The Yankee eames was In the n.isbi,o,.
hood VI 10000. despite the fact that tho
world champion Red SoN we're ntt Of
The si,pc,iun Tor ths, period
The sole reason fut the low gttenJnnr,
VAS cold weather On two NJ the da,s Al,
vas 30 cold that the few hardy fen. IN
The stands had to stamp their feet aud
Iu'nr around to ksep warm
Twenty thousand person. In six d,,.
sn average under 1000 per dsv. p,sd
those seme rsme. been played on warm
.unshlnr dats. The chances arc ,he, IN.
Attendance would have been a. lsas, : oon
dat
What happened IN New NurL has rom.
about w the other riiiss duflpr .a,i,
April unr ~ the Washington s.mss ir
The capital city drew only Ahnn, 500 n.
cause ~ the vold A. ltast = dn,.n sam..
have ssn rrsipdwd because Of cold
weather 4 do,sn ~ more have b..,
called Off because of rain o, vet grounds
one same between the ulan,s and u,,y..
IN bo.,on s,.n't PLAYED because n
showed
" u'her ,esfs the sad lesson. ~ IA.
iss., didn't teach any,hins 10 IN. ma,
rates Hut this season tshs. ranl a. ,,.
~ IN. worst ~ all-and rrfn,m ws,
rcns witch viii hnns about later upen.
inss IN 'hs future.
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INQUIRY DEVELOPING
DETAILS OF ACCIDENT

How Alfred i.v Iltr. NrBfs al.
mot hls death NpHl % vner hv Wa nm
duWu b, an automobile driven b, 4. g.
stacy ~ Fourth street aud Lee p,rnur
was ioli TUESDAY ln.rn. .uu boo h, .uuIt
w Justice Maupln bi N. driver rf iur
auto ami Mr. g. u simpson. ,Us West
Fourth street 1u Vt.W witness Traffic
uui,cr NuN tugv sN,u auJ p,i.r, can.
tain John lluh1'Na also testified
IN" hv'fIur Will by resumed W.iros
d'N afternoon ~ I n.yin,k when 4
Potter driver ~ pm irr vaunu viii rive
he version NJ ~, affair u is said ihr
Luke lHi ran around M, IDr wagon and
NBF hu a.. the automobile
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-03
OF THE
COLONEL PREDICTED

'ultNniA S e.. Nn, 3 Tho .tsi.
Progressive convention met here rue.i,,
behind closed i,n and elected tv,
hvlrrHics ~ laftu a. thr national CON
N'ninn IN thiy'yt So pubu, snd,r.s
wrri 'w precedent wac npI, but n "
NHunHwHkyr vt Columbia WhD o,a
elected national uomNtsaman ru,sis,
uithi ssuvl statement sn,inr
N is tuftaln ls Hu,thiuH an hr
which has not 500 happened ,bs, "a,
NDusoyeu viil b., ihe nnn,n.a IN tb.
republican convention IN progressive
platform
so action vac taken rsrsrdlns sis,s
tirErf
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o,o llst ptsuplloAss WIN.

qAN francisco. Ma, The oi
rau rui.sianisit ahead uf thr ni'ed
n. nev republicans IN tho safit fs.
iHtrs received Tussis, nirhi un ih.
Hauu,fafiU aHH ufurftsstp tittrts there
rafr un tuutfsis The rfrffessItr ,Ht.
vss tsfaHtfd asf.tmsit urr tiEmpns
fffufia hrtIrr tsrn msir ht if. omitted
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-03
RAIN PREVENTS ALL
W. A. GAMES TUESDAY

Jupiter plu,ius waved nis mcis,
NHnd cvei the entire Western sssorn
ton Yesterday and not game wa
paved IN the league Wet srnund,
caused pnsiponemen's IN three NJ the
,Nl"s, rain At NusknEte N was tho
net time this wear that all games Wrt,
hut otst hcvsusc " weather ronil
tiunF
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"eors~ has No irt.Huon ~ ,rsrdiro
another ysNf in ias' rises u ne has 10
employ uvnam 70 ~ uu hes MANY
~ the ingredients - . fine club the
best ou,'sid In tNt league power In NJ.
tatt = lccd catching siau In an save
an int'anys or = eNsfy game has been
los, Nv one fun where the ba,,inu was
ptaetltaiY even ~ ne wav ~. Giant
leader stin believes he viii oct uood
etching when ~afmsr weather ron.,
20 STAY ~ he does Nr has ,he run wax
iru qualities IN ris club 10 hoid HE own.
~, mi, part ~ ~ can't bs determined
Until ,hs 't,u mas rhd a GOOD chance 60
oct IN share
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-03
rAepAuLIN 70 PROTECT rleLo.

~. LOUIS. Nay 4 iuipaunn. no
ie'' Iona snd lts feet Wide vhlrh will hf
used 10 cover the entire lnflrld ef Robin
son field has arrived Twelve men wiil
he fe1ulrr'l ~ lake the tarp,ulin OF
an ifun drum and pl,rr n an IN, ipusit
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-03
otLtoAtes UNlNsrpuerep

riilin. rW Na, rIrh a,i.s.t,.
io 'l' i'Uuhli,'n national rnn,,n,I,, ,i
'hi,'ru ''r''d hcr, russda, viii ru uu .
instructed
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-03
MULLER GRANTED LEAVE

RIO pE iANElNu Ma, ! pt isum
hhllst minist"t futrign afsra has
reeh fian,sd inuf mun,hs ir,,, uf sb
sence fium iht u nisif iso.sufr u' no
ness
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-03

81, rnrHN OKLAHOMA STANDING

W v rCLi " T.. Pc
Marietta ssfiNadUf t..
l.uglani soOlArimots 100
INSULTS YESTERDAY An ssm,s post
tfuusd rain
.,Mrs NEXT svSDN Rinslsnd a.,
Afduurr.
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wrsrrn~ LEAGUE STANDING.


HtstIf- Nf-ftRpAN At wichita
ll"rNef A. omaha 10 hss Moinr. S Al
Ei"uS CITY ~. Lincoln ~ A. Topess ~
Joseph. rain.
CANES TODAY -pervsf ~ wishu. pss
i"in's A. umshs. Lincoln al Siuut 60,
~ Joseph ~ TopekA
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NATIo>AL LEAGUE STANDING

GAMES TODtN-Dcnisou A. Oklahoma
Guy Fort smith nj NcAlrster SHERMAN
~ Muskogon Parts at Tulsa
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sOrTuEHS LrNGrE STANDING.


3. Atlanta A. srN OfIrun- Mobile
80 'usttanopgs : ii'tlS HD,k o Nt Nash.
willie Memphis T.
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For ~ Fu,ur.

Ne 'u WIu tr, ,uhs HnI s1r'. ir.
iort fp do No M. m'uf, ~, ur, nan.
90 -lN 'h'f Ns iuU' iu.v n. chang.
came nuw 'iIs tU. tuH. U.rsr fp s.i
Fine pitching conn Mcconnell Hendrix
Vaughn mt Lavender nnI, fN, snr'.
pi.Hius HI unt.r .prfo1 rrl when 10
hhs made motions in tie rgH. direction
moitI'd -uprvfi I.I The poet Nu. hrl
club with 'fir attack iNHi ..i good
pitching WIIl mu, Nf.AE Irr N No..
cub .'Hn continues Tinker .ps
enough power r Dice pturt m fusr
high
with in" Giants ~ d. lN MATTE.
u Yi,hInE coils D,HtH, I. H,u.sn
tho .rrdr'.r of VUspHs staff ami h,
hHs .H 'r been suHhl' 'n f,t uu, v.u.
u'u. Uf,.'r wH.H Irs. r v.'uue s'sU'
NuN f'l 'Nr N"N .a .in u,., fur first.
class work I.pu r. fr,tu Nuf,rsur
l'fH't ~if.uI ltHiu ut.u,.u and
S,hupp h' .hHuH Do" tHI, m m, Nv
got tf I,ss' three fu.u Nbp .Hu sIu Nri
later uu when ihr suu gets vprr,r tn.Ho
p sill th" Ingr'i.r home ihpt ,h.isiy
Nnih"vs"u m,F fHrp,HI with N.s an.
urnt vbf's Hni OBJ" some U.Hnt NJ
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Insults NgsruHD., ,

Cleveland b A. philah'lphis I New NorE
- Washington % Boston A. H. Louis
4, iNi,lWp
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ni~,ifS NEsTrRDN Al ganit, po,'
uuusi tain
CANES TODAY Galveston 81 Waco
Houston ~ shreveport Hsaumout a. Fur'
Worth Hau Antonio ~ pAllau
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~ luuiH ~ Cincinnati srlttrbutgI
postponed. rain A. Non YORK .. Hroukl,u
l. At Hoston 4 PhilHdslphiR
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TENS LI,G,r srA>pi>G.

GAMES TODAY Atlanta 81 Ufm.uF
iHW Mobile Ht Sew orleans Memphis az
Nashville Iliie Rock ~ ,hsttHrooga
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kIStITs ,iSrENph A. indianapolis
lsnnHUs ,ib Other games rpftpUu'd
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Even on DAYS when tho teams have been
able TO play the Rttrudancc has been -
dur"d 10 bare handful because the fans
du not wish ~ risk pneumonia
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,NrmC,> ASSOCIATIONS STANDING.

CANES TO-DAY Scw YORK at Puusdtl.
phiH only ono game scheduled
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GAMES TODAY .HrOoNyu ~ Sew lDfa
Philadelphia Gt NOHtuu. cincinnati ht -
lups Chicago nt Pittsburgh
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Baseball
Calendar
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
-wrSrrn> Assou,rloS STANDING

Iuurd trit
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shhvts iornsfi, I'm Aihir.., ptrb,,
h.il ih, uH,.m.r boo ru' hu ht seven
lnunss IuysdsN
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1916-07-28
GRIEVANCES.

Sorne persons are always In ar un'
comfortable frame OF mind II no,
downright unhappy. And this even
when there In not any real cause 2 {
unhappiness or grief. but when small
ofenses or negligences TO which no
second thought should be gwen are
magnifed. The more n allows his
mind to dwell on these things, tho
greater he finds them. He views him.
self as being always in the right, and
recounts the fayors he has bestowed.
These SO occupy him he forgets faTors
received. With this disposition, o man
seldom stops at nursing his wrong
thoughts In his own mind. He talks
OF them TO others, presenting the char
acter OF one with whom he ia offended
in a wrong light, thereby doing an in.
Justice. He Is so filled with bitter
thought OF his grievance that his
gloomy face and dismal tone cast
gloom on those about him. He be-
comes 30 morose that his company is
d~isagreeabls, Others, observing his
disposition TO take otfense quickly, feel
that 1t may be their urn next to irrl,
him. One cannot enjoy freedom
Of conversation when someone ia
watching for sights. How much bet,
ter 1t would be in the first place to
say, He meant no otfense," or Per.
haps he has troubles OF his own that
make him negligent" Better first
.ook fairly at ones own conduct and
zee If every work or every act will
bear being weighed in the balance.
life Is too short and too valuable to
70 wasted In useless dissension. Think
he best and speak the best you can OF
'veryone, You will be the better for
/ and the happier.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1916-07-28

Carelessncss may account In part
for the 725, O0G accidents, $1,000 OF
Thorn fatal, to wage earners In 1913.
But the fact remains that the hazards
OF manual labor are many In spite of
every p%reCauti0n. Railways still fur.
nish the most dangerous form OF en-
%ployment. with farming, c~uriously
enough, n close second, while coal
mining Is third on the list. In general
manufacturing the ratio is lowest on
tho ayerago-htgh in the iron and
steel industry and low in tho textile
Industries. On the whole the number
OF deaths from accident 10 not 30 re-
markable as the number OF injuries,
Tho 100000 workmen whose cases
were reported were all incapacitated
for more than four weeks. AB an ar.
gumGnt for wOrkmcn's compensation
laws these figures arc conclusive.
With such laws In force Il Ia fair to
assume that every pogsjhlo menace to
safety that IL prcvrntabIn viii be re-,
moved by employers II only for their
own advantage.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1916-07-28
A RARE LITERARY GENT

The following application for a jot
was received by contractor g. g. Mitch
ell Of this city the other day from
fellow oyer in Alabama, which VI pub
lish verbatim ct literatim in order that
our readers may get some idea Of tbs
rare literary accomplishments of some
Of Alabama s rising sons Of toll. The
poor fellow recommends himself all
right for the job, to say the least of It
and We think Mr.. Mitchell should es-
tsllisb a saw and planning mill in order
to give him a try.out. Here is his over.
Jealous application:
"Gontlemen:
Have you an Opening that you
could offer A no one allround
saw Mil g. Planning Mill Man I
will State that / can File 4 Keep up
my own saws & | no How to get the
Goods 4 will Say as Planning Mill Man
! can Handel any Sise Planning Min |
How to get out Detail work / no
How to Get Out window Frames & Door
Frames & Do Job work in cabinet Shop
or wood working Shop | no How to
any Kind Of wood working
InaShinery Just any kind I am an all
man Along this Line | no Lum.
Der & | no How to work it & | no ma.
& no How TO Keep it in Shape
10 Do Good Work ! can Handel Labor
viii State to you I am an allround Man
Have Had 70 years of Experience &
will Say to YOU that | can Handel Saw
mill Planning Mill or Wood Working
| no How to Get out Detail work
I can say that ! can keep up any kind
# wood working mashinery & can Say
hat | can get Results | can Handel La
to advantage | want Job with Good
'irm Have Best of References l Have
OBJ tho Don't Like Ala ! Like Old Miss
10 if you Have any thing all | ask is
hat you try me Pleas State Salary that
gu can pay A no one allround Good
Father Saw mill or Planning Mill
r Wood Working Shop or Cabinet Fac.
Dry.
Respectfully,
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1916-07-28
BEAUTY N UTILITY.

In further proof that the labor OF
the socioies for the protection OF
bird life has borne fruit-or. al least.
vegetables 1T 10 worthy Of remark
that the milliners have taken II into
their heads to decorate the seasons
hats with onions. carrots, bects and
similar colorful products OF the truck
garden. II fashion sets tho seal OF
its approval upon such decorations
tho principal menace to birds OF gay
pIumage will be removed and tho
Audubon societies may know THAI
they have not lived In vain. Fur
Their, q great step will have been TAX
en- In the direction OF realizing that
cherished dream of the eBthetlc cult,
tho harmonIzing OF human ideas OF
use and beauty. The beauty OF the
useful having been recognized, all that
remains to be accomplished Ia the rec.
ognitIon Of the usefulness OF beauty.
This next logical step 10 easily taken,
and should appeal TO the Sex that has
already conceded 10 much to the ideal.
igts. In uRing bird plumaRe for hat
decorations women could plead only
that beauty Ia its own excuse for
being and that no higher destiny