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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-30
JOYCE WAVES HEARING
Tnisan Charged with Raising County
Warrant Is Bound Over.

clyde Joyce. the young man who
was arrested several days ago charged
.i'n ra,slhg a county warrant from
VI to $11. was given an opportunitv
10 answer TO the charge Yesterday
afternoon, but waived preliminary
nearing and was bound over to the
superior court, where he will enter
plea of guilty. Joyce Is but is years
OF age. As a member of a road gang
he received the county warrant for
half o days work, but raised and
cashed 1t as warrant calling for s11
duo him for laEor.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-30
City News in Brief

NINETEEN CAMPFIRE girls
from the First Presbyterian church
will return today from a three days
encampment at Sand Springs.
MRS G. f. KRAMER and daugh-
ter left last night for Kansas City
and the north, where they will spend
u few weeks vacation.
THE ANNUAL UNION picnic Of
the Epworth leagues of the Boston
avenue and Boulder avenue Meth
odlst churches was held at Sand
Springs Thursday evening.
=
+. +. PIERSON. physical director
OF the Young Mems Christian asso-
citation, returned to his office yester-
day for the first time since being
injured in motorcycle accident two
weeks ago.
-
MRS r. w. BRAY. ONE Of the
principal buyers for the Scott Halli-
burton-Abbott company, is at present
making tour of the eastern markets
having completed "A purchasing trip 10
Chicago and Cleveland, and is at pres
ent in New York city.
THE ONLY MARRIAGE license
issued in the office Of the county
clerk yesterday was that secured by
Claude Jeffrios of Drumright, who
gave his age as %, his bridc-to- be
Niss Lcliah Bass, age IS years, Of the
same city
II. K. KETCHTM AND J. j. Egg
berty, owner and manager rcspec-
lively of the new Kctchum hotel
which is nearing completion on
South Main street, are in Chicago
this week buying furnishings for the
structure
PAULINE LA RUE ELDRIDGE.
SIX months old child Of Mr. and Mrs
Paul Eldrdge, died at the home Of
the parents. 2O7 North Boulder ave
nu". at 3 o'clock Thursday afternoon
and burial was made in Oaklawn
cemetery yesterday afternoon after
FUNERAL services from the home.
=
TWO TOMATOES each weighina
more than pound and half. were
placed on exhibition in the Chamber
OF Commerce rooms yesterday after
noon boy J. \ Amerine $40 South
ElglG, who cultivated them from the
fcod Mr. Amerine said he had sew
"ral vines which bore fruit weighing.
one and three-fourths pounds. and that
some Of the vines had as many As
thirty pounds Of fruit on them
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-30
OFFICIAL PRAISES o. y. G..
travelling Passenger Agent says Men
Took Care of Cars on Trip.

special to The World
OKLAHOMA CITY. July 2s.-Ad-
Jniant General ANGEL carp has re-
celVed a letter from the travelling pas
Senger agent of the st. Louis, Browns
vllle d Mexico branch Of the Gulf
Ooast lines. speaking highly compli-
nehtary OF the oklahoma troops
whlIe en- route from Fort Sill to the
mexican border. Their conduct was
mat of the highest type of gentle
men. says the letter. Great care was
tahen by the troops while on the
Journey TO keep the cars clean. and
they were turned back to the rail-
read company in the best of condi-
hon from a sanitary standpoint.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-30

Among tho visitors at the Frisco
Yesterday wa H. n Brown. supcrin-
i'u'cat ~ Er 3D.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-30

G p Baidwin hereby announce bis cAn.
didacy FOR the Republican nomination f3r
County Attorney Of Tu.sA county subject 70
the Republican voters at the August pr.
maries
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-30

/ D. Sv.r,a. chief eo-;noc:. and
! g Stevens. chief a~ch:t-ct Of the
'ff,C thr former 'roI springfield. =.
.u5 'h' la.'"r from St Louis. were in
!, , I.a Yesterday.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-30

7 VI. Chandler superintendent Of
g.. Frisco a' SapulrJ. remained in
d.. ,ty YESTERDAY
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-30

y 81 harundaIe hereby announces HIM
Fef a. Republican HaufIdate for county
attorney subject 20 the decision % the Re
publican voters a. the August primary
unp rAvrN~n,r
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-30

y y. 'oDplge. general supcrin'on-
dent ~ the Frisco at SpTiupfcld,
spent yesterday morning at West
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-30
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER

G slppes hereby arnu4rccs bis -an-
ddAry far CommIs.inGer u Tulsa county
from DIstrici No 2 subject TO the Repub
urUrEriea
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-30

f B smith. travelipr %. se..ger
accent 81 th" Santa Fc. WIN = 4'quar-
icgs in Kansas city. dropped into TUT
~ y.ftcrday
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-30

/ pOIITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS !


Jsmsf p Gresham ~ Newnsa hereby an.
rouu-rs bis candidacy f1r hr Republican
Nomination f0r Corrres. from tts Fourth
corrrrttlHra. district - OG .ahoua subject 70
The H.r..r rrIHrar.e.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-30

y. L U1.-ari. trsyc'in- sr"irht
a-cnt of IN, St Jop ah arl G,ard
leland railway wa m the city II Irs-
"a.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-30

J. ,. Levy general manager Il the
~ 'v 40 SrriuEficld. spent the day
IL IA, Cits yesterday
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-30

q. \. Ross OF Kansas City made tho
round OF the loc1! offices yesterday in
his official capacity If ul.r,iug
tr,' 'Gl' .s"nt Of the cotton Be: route.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-10
AMERICANS NOTORIOUS
FOR SHORT POSTAGE

WASHINGTON Wa, ia- SOME idsh ~
the extent 10 Wh,ah Americans, through
negligence of ignorance place insutt,.
ZION, puatagr ON letters and parcel past
mail destined 10 iorcign countries is ds
plu.sd IN reports lo The state depart mcrt
from american ruusuls abroad vhu
frequently voice the protests ~ forclgn
business men ami others at having ~
huy their American mall A recent
t,rnr, from Consul loon At Hamilton
prunuda. shows penalties collected he.
cause " under raid postage un letters
and Parcel mail aggregated tasao Ths
letters instead N being prepaid ~ ,h'
usual fnrcirn letter rate " cents ~
ounce turr Scent stamps aud thcir ~
. .lpirnts M nsrmuis rnid double ,h'
amount nf tho derri,n,t. ut q cents. a'
penalty
. rIr .tmr condition prevails u imam,
! ulb,I Hr,isn committee
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-10
GASOLINE ONCE A
DESPlSe0 PRODUCT

n s niet,. ting ~ nrir hrv q drsri. "a
And rcthars. fur the time harmful b.,
rfnduci may is,riop into the rhirf rfot
ur' " sn INDUSTRY. and shortage rrfi
uuslv affect the rvn,fsi ,ummrt aud
Srnuom, ~ our Ivef
iusi nup tasrlinc is an r,vf, ,daV r,.
smrl, IN tho time ~ tlr catly coal nil
lamp man, dangers lutk,d In the ppotlN
refined nli and ever, rtfuf, was invade IN
inrtsssr the ,isld " hish flash kerosene
and remove IN. this reason rasnlinc ffum
thr uii This shlnllns was then little
mufs than waste ptodur, IN br dls.
russd " whsn rrssihlr ~ thrown avn,
and SLOWED 10 .vsprss,s ~ even run
inin thr rivers with the resulting dsnsrt
. NJ inr Nov sil IL changed and ,te NJ
most sfott ~ the rhsmis, and engineer d.
called frt IN devise mean. n inrfrpsinf
,he tlsid ~ ihls drsris.d b, prndur, nj
thr expense ~ ihs higher bnliins ifa,
iiuns w thv crude uli The government
ishes pan IN the irsVaph iu meet Nh,
situation snl oven lss,sslion is ssk',
fnf to sssisi m frtulainr iHt .upr, an,
demand M,,silufsIcsl snd tN'mi, ~ ~
s.nt.IinE
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-10
De PALMA MAY
DRIVE IN RACE
Did Not Enter Before Closing
Time. But Asks PermIS-
sion TO Start.

INuitNNuu.I- v', fn gHp. us
r,lms. p.ur@- of .N, loo.uU., r,,' 80
u, iuipubpo. up''f r,cio0E lost
,tp. b,s vIr,d co., .r',iva. officials
fo p,russiru ,o enter hp Nefoed' Hr
Ualrh fHt. Hs .ns suli this mtic .iu.
Gcfm,rt race rsr 20 Frank T. ""oS. =
toung Detroit millionaire. who hHa had
HurIr pol. ms experience Hui want in
IfI,, 90 irdHr.uH' 'U thr sNth IN.
uusI international Spo'i lsitif tout Ni'I
diifs p DadilHr u tho chicago amateur
fhp and ucrBlra save ~ ,nu fec'm'
MONT him w. r capable driver
tNgW away fpy,uiaiioris tampHut u'
Palma DID not r't l's 'u'r iu hc'n p
thr opportunity closed NJ midnight Nav
There were various fuTnnrs whN Nn'
Vow with tho pis ~ ihs rH. some Who
N,iIsy. unlph cannot resist the mr" ~
tho rae. ne WONDERING i' Ealph Docs
un, expect IN LET truk stHu and hrn
VaIph he tho feucf driver
General Nsms, MYERS ~ ihr spcDl
~, snys IN order to l"i IN" M"fr"dr'
enter ~ re- post entry consent iu wfl'ius
mus, tr fIfs, obtained 'rnw ~ n'h9' cu'
tries N,,s 3. wriilnT l'h,fs 60 MI
these drivers. hW 20 WpN b" several dNNi
hsfnrs hs rris 40 ~pl'rs IN tho W'Hn'
tune many ~ 'rr speed fans s.c hnr
Ing hbi Vslphs ,bt. n not blph ne q
r,I,f driver. Vui hr among 'Hs ALREADY
1uishir Nu ~ ftsrtofs
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-10
FARMERS IN ARKANSAS
URGED TO RAISE SHEEP

.fNNETrLNuIE Nrk Nav 90 Re-
8suss N tho enormous depletion of mo
worlds supplies ~ vnp. nui .hr'p. NrN-
fusss flunsr. nu urged u HIll"tn
from the extension division nf th" u.-
Eyrstft of Arkansas tu begin fai-ins
ti,s
smsII no.l RI. sberp pn n fern if e..
sa,H uflNpbl. says ihr bulletin.
since NugHsi 'Hii. 'r destruction -.
vrurn Frods ,r Euf1p. h, exceeded
that ~ rid. 'Ur year. pfr ,diuE ThH
vpf tIsu a. fsdur~d H. holdings -
.n..u both u England md Australia.
Tur ton ,'srs vol ts bound ~ command
snod pr.s tud ay m,a,t v'N he hish .
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-10

Tr. western iup vil Blso uff"f i."
nr-t mu f,u ni tho inherent Hir"ngtn
shown by the HrIh,a Uodg'rs 1ni
UpN.. Tisy hsN, h'ou picked Nh along
ba tN. tuf,, sitour,. ~ clubs ir Tho l"rE'i"
Thrir record. nav, upheld me dnp' npt
how murI ~ tri- actual strength md
hove mu,b 8. due 'p Girr' N''bn'-s "
N,i tu o., i..i,d UHy,. nudr'r pud
Tnlilca have 100 picked up four nr muf"
urtoncs from trr Gianis aud have
ih,fob, h"er ,nsblri tn g'' away Of ton
speed The, lt ru'Niur lIk, having re-
soft mtfk tu .,u with and tho ''Ei'rn
,rio have overlooked trv bets u 'ba 10.
spesi Hui 'i'r, Will UnW, fbirrr irs'
wien fl,1 meet 'nr fuur western clubs
b Who will bll hr b,rri0ti'l ~ how" with
rarhlu, gun trained un tho 'dybn. ms
I fur
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-10
TuIsans Have Pep, Dash, Gin
ger and Spirit; Team
work Is Strong.
HEFTY PITCHING STAFF
Five Strong TwlrIers on List;
Owner, Scott, Is New in
Baseball Ranks.

Norman Prices Producers. who have
been sojourning In this cit, for the
last two DAYS. have impressed okla
homn CITY fandom n being the rlu'
siest Western association entry seen
In action al SHrntoga park th- wear
They have pep, dash. ginger nnd
spirit. and work Ike n renl ball club
Baseball enthusiasts who have seen
every team visiting Oklahoma city de
clare the TulsanS look considerably
stronger than ANY ~ the other.
battery Work Forte.
Tho Producer battery work iH tho
olub's forte Price has collected pitch
ing and catching staff, which look lnr
superior TO any IN the association I'm
cIements, Powell, Mccoy. Kraft and
Gels, tho sastsjdors have five dependable
,wirlers, each NJ whom looks like win
net IN the " A Postum Moore
the fret string catcher for the Producers
- pastimer any manager in the Hrso
cation would be glad go grab chiffon
ib' other TulW catcher UsH 's1d' '.i
sraa.
Manager rrice. Who holds down ufs
i,~ for hi team Us mo- youthful Won.
Dot Hn does not appear ike wonder q
any sort. But Price Il above the ttct
Ng Western association 'frssokrr h.
c,uss n hi. powerful stick Awouk w
fields fairly good and hit. the ball Bsfd
infleld 10 Fast.
Brady Al second Il -treah iu fold
lng II was his fast work on tho dii
] mond that kept him In the association
la, year This spring h" nas show
Improvement with the stuck and 'r
pears 10 he az improved hall PLAYER '
sround Olson. the rroduccr fhouh"ldr'
and Lamb. the guardian of tho hot .ur
urr. look strong In their respective pos
tiuus
Tn. Producer outfeld is fast nnd ~
g-sssive woolcys speed has caur"
hun Ia he plsccd In the lead of IN th
Ude.up IicntlN and Hopper ~" .lus
rcr.. who no, only hh IN" hall frequent
IS. but drive n out with terrific fur.
Paul scott the new owner n r
Pfodu,crs. is here with the ,luh N
10 Hn -tnthusinsti, YOUNG baseball mai
nfte. and he declares baseball iu TuH
NJ wear Ire going to b" hig attract,
All season
Scott saNs he " OUT Tor The pcruau
ara will use every legitimate means
grab the bunting for the oil mcitopoli
IliH club Ia of 10 good start. WI
fourteen games Won and only iuu' ln'
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-10
ITALIAN GIRL KILLS
hUSTRlANS IN REVENGE

GENEVA. sutherland N,, io rr'w
pr,s.ln tine soisa Alpine ,furrs m tho
strNiu raas have noticed slim italian
girl about n ,ears u.d nfmcd with =
rifle rnmbinr the snov covered rsih'
smcs, isiy up 10 tho Austrian frontier
and sp,udine mus, nf tho ta, there one
" the sviss .oldirrs inquired what she
Nas dr.rr m, Italian tifi replied
firr,,h The, hn,s khisd M, two
brother ana u, unnrr and : sm taking
~, revenge hnk + have tiilri irur
NHsuiera Nui 'H1t ia nut rrnHuh
snan rontiuu, shooting Hnin am kU',l
Ints,.f
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-10
CITY LEAGUE SEASON
EXTENDED TO AUGUST II

The Commercial Ct, lesruc season
viii h. closed August ~ instead of iul,
~ ~ was originally planned " vas d.
eided al = meeting ot The club manage '
Tuesday night Revision nf the schedule
wss made necessary hN the tnlfanc" nj
'vo new clubs ths HankeN Hrd ,hr
Oklshnmanr
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-10
TULSANS AGAIN
HUMBLE LOCALS
Win Loosely Played Game by
S to 3 Count; Senators
Land in Cellar.

The TuIsans clnttersd thelr way 20
another victory over Snaps crew yes-
tcrdny. winning 4 loosely played game br
. 10 3 The defeat showed oklahoma CitV
into the cellar. ~ ~ tic With fais
FOR scycnth hOnois
II was game of efrorR that IN"
Senators ana Producers offered to the
small band ~ faithful fans turning out
Yesterday afternoon Snaps men con
ttihuted eight wlil' the Producers w"r"
,hnrged with five. However most ~ ths
runs yer. legitimate
rhn aruIn-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-10
WICHITA SCHOOL CHILDREN
IN PLAYGROUND FESTIVAL

WICHITA k,r ~, p. Iu tu, in.
iofcst of summer playground vn'h ln
Wichita huutrcns Of ,iL school children
ur. uau W.dr. 'dBf l.'i'f h' 'h'
gu,,n ~ NtN ur 900 '.HuurrfrN
decorated nui. WuH nu, u. '.' t'ti.
,rrf 90 'h' celebration s''.U NH'
poles were used 200 the rfov"us feat.
ur, of tho f'rNr 'H, N'f h'r". ~.
pr1prste fH'k dances and .HuF- mfI" up
rho urug rain
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-10

n I. said that LAWSON Robertson Nh'
10 slated 10 ru, the renns,lysnls foo,
hell PLAYERS through their PAGES has
h,a No experience handling sfidlton per.
se,msr. whats the difference, the
AZ Toledo has never won an Amor
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-10

16.:SQofdighf)
BY ~ ~ /
l ORANTLAND RICE I'D j

THE lNTERaPTlONNL JAMBOI'.l.
MEANING EAST yt WEST hAD WEST
w. EAST. NmcH " Sow .Npi'l'
WAY. BRINGS ON MORE INTEREST
1850 rOsIWLlTlIsS THAN NNY ~
TEHsICTIONA ClusS-CHuss fpl
sfNEHAL YEARS l> rus SHIFTING
OF TROOPS ANb WNGDN TRAINS
TIM EAST GOES WEST ~ THE "a.
TIONAI. LEAG T.. WHILE THE WEST
COMES FAST ~ TlE AMERICAN
AND Hi TllE TlNr THE DOl HlI
INVASION Is ONER NE NAY HE ABLE
10 GlT THE FIRST lNlNT nl&E O%
WHO'S WHO Is BALLOON or WHO
Will ~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-10

Thcso nest two OF ihr'' weeks "lU
chow ua mun, riIngf Nm the American
l,nyur 800 Vill sr, uov Warrington auD.
r,s.nh u th' emit ruu lnud up under
tho hnmm,rIug of DIroDt 'mougo.
cleveland ana 80 lnu'
And Ne shall see lust how serious ms
Cleveland rally Is n NJ fohl and ms
pc, indian, ran rp alorg through eos'
ton. New YORK and Washington as they
nave out west ,he Cleveland revival "''l
be- complete hnd yet when you 'hnE ~
ovtr the upllit nov IN vogue 'n Wash
lngton and Cleveland i,nt such mystery
after all Washington has great rlght
harder In Johnson ard grrai ls't
handler In tarper There IA the lumr In
two games out ~ any four Cleveland
ha, In Morton, klep',f Coumbs Mitchell
and others . nrst.clan s,an WASHING
ton and Cleveland have dfspS the best
pitching IN the lsagu,-snd IN. res, OF II
D, = cinoh
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-10

several major league clubs me- planning
10 capture Fiddle Mshsn. the llaNsId
football and baseball star Mahau. who
10 tho Ctimsnn's icsdins pitcher has not
yet intIma,ed his intentions ~ tu bhine
. ch.nrn In the bis Nsrd
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-10

IuInu.Gua ~ MnNaukr, - Toledo =
A. Niunrapnus q. Indianapolis A. 81
Pau louisville
GAMES TunM columbus ai hAusa'
IIt, Toledo at Milwaukee Indianapolis ai
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-10

rhc.. who vish 10 preserve the bo,ins
sms IN uo,hsm should fumiss,s lmme.
dis,sly Tho hd three hcnv,v clEht
bout. .,ased there have isi, an n'inf ths,
4. offensive tn an extreme
Andre Anderson hlshit truisi We'
rhsflir wslnsn w tive ssrund fnrni
NJ 81 wsincrt ht Anderson snd hs vrn'
ihfoush The fut'es snd never haf rrmr
back
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-10

rHsr ib,t k,hunr var plli'd nrsln''
Wsmsr N, hpuil, landed how
Tho ,ooi blssed and uoosi ,ui then
hrsan Nv Ira,r the huiidins In thr thiri
rrhnd ihe fsisfsr stopped the nrhi. h'
.susr ~ kr,iinea fearful showing
Md iIsn ,sms the wed F'iltnn.A N
psirh hoW Those Nlp saN tho ~.
,siIri nahi ,lsim thst nei,h riit co'd
slonT In ile seventh ur eisht ruund In
the ninth. storm ~ irtts itDm N'
crowd Influenced the referee h. stcr
further "hns,iiiiics
ttra,Vwrish bouts iuft WOW ar A
pupnlAr IN Nsv Nust aa arr iHsh trheli
IN the house VI lcfds
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-10

Champion Fr,dfr Welsh saws Hr v no
fsilfs from the Iurci afen, iuN g. 1915
VIII Rn tho ush'H,f Nhn hold decisions
over Fredlr D, 1r champions on iu'N
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-10

so, Nusu fofus champion leather
weight n conducting shoe store In
Sew Nort Although he 'H glove eN-
p.r' Aho figures there Is more money
900 shoes
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-10

Nr wonder Wiir ilnpre paid r0 Hi.
,.,tirr ,n the ,rriirrrr ~ q iu'ltT
sutton ~ ria, 'uf 'hs vuThF ullai
tIs How vps white IN krnv ihpi q"
uuiifi" was none u'h,. ihHu iNr vet.
rbu .uri.i gsufEr sutton
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-10

Looks ~ " Ir.her MARTY Walsh.
rfrihrt NJ Ms Id' walsh hps arrived
otter rlrddrF airns ior snw' ,sHrf il"
hs, started the season bfillpn'l,, tWifl.
uu isrsIns tviSofs iui urideepoft "
~. Eastern league
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-10
,IIIIumIuunmluIImIunnmnllnIllIiII
Baseball
Calendar
zlInluIminuinnuiiuullmuluIIlliun
wrsrGn> ,sso,i,rio> STANDING.


IIfH. d. Tulsa A. NrA'"ater. ~. NV
bpgrc A. pArE FORT Smith. A.
sherman. penison. ~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-10

insults NIStrnpN AZ ,Hmaff 81
UUsUrs ~ Marietta NsNN p
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-10

The floundsrins Giants probably never
full, absorbed hih SnakcspeatcH advice
on oprottun,,N. which runs ,hush
There v = tld. w the affairs ~ men.
Witch isken at the tlool. icsis un ~
fortune
omitted all tho ,o,ase NJ their ne
II bound IN shadows sni miscties
un .nrh y fil So ate No nov snoai
Aud We MUS, take the Jufren, Nhtn
a serNee
nr inee or ventures
uh. YES the nfsvss tu.ucsies IN Tho
1914 cellar un,u Iuly and then swept ~.
ward 10 worlds championship hui
miracles don't happen even ,tar
IN Vaudeville
who will hus Jack johnson neVtf
4 don't knob who''
The undertaken
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Moran stsiNnrs and Robinson no h.
Usyr the, are slttcd 'n win The main
don, H. that thosr clubs win finish i.s.#
n ~, west is Co ,I,rk their 'uaN th'f"
viii b, No time lko ihr present i.,i'r
un n ma, b. ipn late Fur it inc ihf'r
Isad.ng east,tusfa ,,u more than hold
thsit own iu ~ yu,m,t country, whr'
,hpnr, is there tu heed them ofi m june
after hrN return for Ions slrgr IN 'N'
Nl.niN uf owr cooking Nui enough in
rpv, about ~, voSi hasn't vuu DO ME.
iuupI lr,gu, psuusri since M, cubs 'ri.
uuvh,t "a N,,t. sEu 'urc that time
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erred bon m ir, rlrf, uui IN four west
cru Dmh hsVr been tnri,tcd up ihis
season ani our NJ thrm may rom'
through With b pun,i Fitunr enough tu
ri,r tho eNf'su'fa hptd,t nsm than
. the uu,sisui,ns inp' nov suggests
/ whatever h,rprus tr the Gbnia n tho
vest II viii b. girsi tyN,i iu What
they have suffered along To- Atlantic
seahunfd Nnd n they rpn gci few
Nins undrt ihr belts change may Vet
como owe, thr spirit uf ih'ir hd.us
dreams
IN, American league f,e. ,Ns ,sasor
DIV. ptomi,. ~ ou,rsnsirp the Nstons
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nstbm.r one club In the Jseksorla'
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interest has greatly Increased since IN,
three SUPPRESSED 70 h. the tla,s-De,roi,
pcs,cn ana Chltsuo have had ,ouu'
tim. s.snirp ,h.lt mead, on th,lf should
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rns hears Tho name " peter. Scott n,
experiences = seAslck tsslins The nottf
y " trainer ani feinsman onUs owned
the nee, upi,sr iie sold him fof iik
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10 " IN, uundsf that itsHm. rsfirr
the owner NJ ihr ssrssilunal Mahs
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. his Hsisy tt tssuiH tstisr feels tha
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