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Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1916-09-30
Modern knIaht Of the Road.

II is reported that hobo is tray
cling along the Northern Electric rail.
way line in northern California, car.
rying with him folding frame of iron
interlaced with copper, which he con-
meets with The third rail so as to cook
his meals by electricity. Furthermore,
It ia reported tnat he also carries a
long wire which can be hooked over
a trolley line to supply current to the
sam appliance. The story is inter-
esting and humorous; technically. 1t Ia
somewhat dubious. Scientific Ameri.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1916-09-30
Same Old World.

Then you can decipher these cine.
form characters, professor"
"Oh, yes"
How interesting. And what do
these tablets sayT'
We'll, this one speaks of a Chal-
dean who absconded with 10000 clam
shells. Here's an elopment In AS
syrian high life. an account OF grating
in Office. and a king declares war"
"Um. Reads exactly like a front
page of today"
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1916-09-30
A VAGUE Theory.

What is this rice powder doing on
your overcoat?"
Beats me. I've been in lot of Off
ces today. Must have put that over
coat down on a powder puff some
where"
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1916-09-30
Yea. Verify.

Blinks-What's the matter, old boy?
I haven't seen you at the club since
your wife got a divorce.
Jinks-Oh, you'll see me there be-
fore long I'm engaged to be married
again.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1916-09-30
His Misery.

Il don't see why you're so miser-
able. You've got everything to make
you happy"
Yes, know I've got everything ex-
cept the Joy of wanting something l
can't get"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-30

OPPORTUNITY DAY! What? The little
notices that have been appearing in local
IRIS the past few days find very certain definition
his initial appearance of an event that will occur
ave times during the year-once each month, on
! last business day thereof.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-30
Samples Of Opportuny-Day Values in the Bargain Basement

SC Bleached Crash, in lengths to 10 -
yards in demand for Kitchen Towels <
while the lot lnsts tomorrow . ~
Pillow Gases that come full bleach = 4
ed 42x36 inches in sizes; good 1212c
values for Opportunity Day. coma. =
s: eG Fl: :: :: {: si:; ::si:
Bleached Sheets, 72x9O inches in o<
size seamless. hand torn and hemmed ~
-85c values, for tomorrow .. "
Girls Dresses, in sizes to IA years, or
made of fine quality gingham; small ~
lot to go Monday at ~
The Keota news., 1916-06-09

For Sale: Good S20-acre relinquish-
ment, q miles south Of Kimball. Neb. !,
Is miles east Of Grover, Colo. Running
water from spring; about ons-half good
tillable land. Good frame house l2Xl4;
no other improvements. Reasonable
for quick sale. Address replies to Dave
Bolton, Avalo, Colo. 8
Andrew Mcintyre arrived today from
Santa Barbara, CAL, to spend the sum-
msr at The Loeusts. His plan before
leaving California was to smuse himself
on hot summer days by shooting prairie
dogs while lying out under nice shade
tree. Since arriving he has changed
his mind.
A big lot Of photo post card views Of
Keota and surrounding country. were
10c each. now on sale at &c. Printed
post cards; . great variety Of local and
state views, birthday greetings, motto
cards, ETC., 8 for &c, at Stanley's.
Charles and Ben Roby, Lamar and
Veda Scott, Miss Frye, Rev. and Ars.
Jones, and Mr.. Davis took supper at
the Haworth home Sunday.
For Sale: Good size hand sorted dry
raised seed and eating potatoes, while
they last at $1.75 per cwt. Joseph U.
Painter, Keota, Colo. p4
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Tillmsn, Of Chi
cago, arrived in Keota last Saturday
for visit with Fred Ashdown and fam
lily, at Illirado Ranch.
Oran Markham and family returned
last Saturday from three days auto
mobile trip and visit with friends in
Greeley.
Sidney Baker arrived Thursday from
Holbrook, Nebr., for visit with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs.. W. E. Baker III
Keota.
Tell it to The News.
The Keota news., 1916-06-09
A Quiet Wedding

Miss Emma Wharton, Of Keota, and
Mr.. Sirrel Cox, Of Omaha, Nebr., were
united in marriage in ceremony quietly
conducted in the study Of the Methodist
Episcopal minister at Sterling, Monday,
June s. 1916. John Wharton, brother
Of the bride, acted as best man, and
Miss Edith Galbreath, % bridesmaid.
Other witnesses were Mr.. and Mrs. Guy
Galbreath, and Mr.. and Ars. John Yost.
The happy couple are making their home
for the present with the brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Wharton.
The Keota news., 1916-06-09

District Sunday School Convention
Pawnes District will hold it, anaual
Sunday school convention in Keota on
June II and 10. Following u the pro-
gram:
Saturday Afternoon, June II
2:20 Praise Service. Rev. ]. r. Jones.
2:45 Question Box.
Music.
$40 Address, Rev. J. n. Ketchum,
Denver.
Saturday Evening, June II
500 Devotions, Rev. Woodworth.
$40 Progress We Have Made. Illus-
trated) H. B. Mcmillan.
Music.
8:46 Address, Rev. Ketchum.
Sunday Morning, June 10
1890 Praise Service, Murphy Dist.
s. s.
1o:45 Presidents Address, E. H.
Houtchens.
l1:05 Reaching the Little Ones, Mrs.
Bessie C. Lanning.
Music, Keota.
11:25 Mission Stations, Rev. Jones.
1875 Address, Rev. Ketchum.
Basket Dinner
Sunday Afternoon, June 18
200 Praise Service, Sunny Ridge.
2:16 What For the Teen Age, Mrs.
w. L. Miller.
Music.
2:s5 Missionary Impressions. Mrs. p.
l. Kennedy.
Music, Misses Hazel and Pearl
Kennedy.
500 Address, DR.. G. P. williams.
Secretary American Sunday School A.
sociation.
$40 Offering.
Music, Misses Ruth and Grace
Benson.
400 Address. Rev. Ketchum.
Music.
4:l5 Evangelism In S. s.. Rev. Wood
worth.
4:85 Temperance Campaign, H. B.
Mcmillan.
Music.
4:5o Presentation of Banner, DR.. G.
p. Williams.
Sunday Evening, June 1s
500 Praise Service, A. Curry.
$50 Sermon.
The Keota news., 1916-06-09
NEWS NOTES OF THE DAY
Items of Interest to the People of
keota Community

W. E. Jeffery. Mrs. W. E. Je6ery,
and Clyde McWhinnery, Of Lovsland.
who have desert land entries under the
Pawnee reservoir project, have besn
granted the right to make final proof
without irrigation, under the relief law
passed last year. According to Greeley
Tribune these are the first Weld County
entrymen to seek and receive relief;
but this y not the case, for Amos Erick-
son Of Keota, had applied for relief -
early - May Of last year, had made
final proof and received his certificate
By last January II, and recently he re-
ceived word that his patent had been
authorized by the Department Of Inter-
Tor, IN Warrington. Another early ap-
piieant to bs allowed relief was Mrs.
Thomas Pettigrew, Of Briggsdale. and
she made her final proof early last Feb
ruary.
Prof. H. W. Campbell. travelling
agriculturist for the G. B. &Q. Railway
Co., writes that he expects TO visit
Keota in about two weeks and call upon
the cooperators here who signined
their intention at the spring meeting to
, handle tracts Of ground under Mr..
Campbell's directions. The local farm
ers are: ]. U. Painter, J. D. Rumsey,
81. D. vawter, n. L. Haworth, Con
Kechtar, Charles T. Lewis, J. P.
NorthAp, Charles Kurtz, Arthur La
ChapelIs md George Sutton.
Miss Cora Campbell. Of Santa Bar
bara, Califofnia, b spending the sum-
mar with Fas Stanley in Keota and 1T
Hightower Homestead. Miss Campbell
studied music in the Denver University
College Of Music for two years, and y .
capable instructor on piano. Anyone
desiring lessons can zee her at the News
Office.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hall and two
daughters, and Joe Irwin and wife. who
have been visiting for two weeks with
the Hughie Irwin family, started by
auto for their home in Hays, Kansas.
but write that they were held up at Pal
isade. Nebe., On account Of high water.
Simon Fox, ]. v. Davis. Rev. and
Mrs. Jones, and Miss Baker took Ford
ride ont to the Jesse Savage home on
Thursday. On their return home they
were delayed BY two punctures The
chauffeur must have been IN amateur.
Clyde Owsns who has been teaching
in the Palisades high school, spent Sun
day here with his father and brother.
He left Monday for Greeley where he
win work until the fall term Of school
commences.
The Epworth League will give =
social and entertainment at the school
house nsxt Tuesday evening. Ice
cream and cake viii be served. Lloyd
Andrews Il chairman Of the program
committee.
Mrs. ]. e. Pegg and daughters,
GeorRis and Florencs, returned today
from Bird City, Kans., where thsy have
been visiting with Mr.. Pegs relatives
for . week.
Rsv. H. B. Mcmillan, Of Greeley.
passed thru Keota today on his way to
the Raymer district where b Il to or
ganiss Sunday school On Sunday.
r. A. Martinson with his mother,
tistsr, brother, and cousin from
n..a..,l .R,.J,e.1 n A3,a tn, NJ paynna
The Keota news., 1916-06-09

Weld County Oranges will hold pic
mic somewhere in this locality, early In
July, according to announcement by the
State Secretary. National and state
officers will be present, and IN enjoy
able and profitable time IL certain.
Keota Grange II urging upon other 10
Gals the desirability Of holding the pic
mic here.
Mile johnson u sick this week.
The Keota news., 1916-06-09

Did You Know That
Harold Currie il going to leave Sunday
for parts unknown?
Mrs. J. r. Jones is learning to run q
Ford?
Simon Fox still wears . sweet smiling
countenance7
A Poor Married Man will be in Keota
again soon?
Miss FRANKIE Baker il learning to cook?
It seems good to Ye Editor to be back
In town?
The Epworth League will have IN ice
cream social Tuesday night?
Keota News has IN apprentice COM
positor?
Riley Gurwell and wife are now At
La Grange, Ill. Mr.. Gurwell was B.
q. N. agent here for two or three
years.
The Keota news., 1916-06-09
The Men Served the Spread

The Men Served the Spread
Five candidates for admission were
given the initiatory work 1T the meet
ing Of Keota Grange last Tuesday eve
ming. Following the labors Of the day.
. banquet was served by the men Of the
order, who had baked = plentiful supply
of deleetable cakes, and had frozen ice
cream. So much energy was displayed
in preparing the feast that the gears
were stripped on the power freezer; 30
it was necessary to dish out the cream
in sample sizes. Notwithstanding the
intention and desire Of the men to per-
form every act In connection with the
preparation and service Of the banquet,
some Of the sisters persisted In assist
ing to cut the cakes and in other nones-
ssntial acts; and for this reason the
brothers have decided to allow the ladies
to shoulder complete responsibility for
the next banquet.
The Keota news., 1916-06-09
Millet Seed For Sale

Choice German millet, machine run,
$1.60 per cwt.; recleaned and graded,
500 per cwt.; ct Keota Livery
Stable. 62tf
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-17
Kansas Hopes to
TrOunce Nebraska

LAWRENCE. Kan. Nov. Coaches
Olcou and Clark hnvc given their Kan
s1s Jayhnwkors final instruction for one
Of the hardest battles Of the season Sat
urdny against Nebraska AZ Lincoln The
sound LETT yesterday and the University
band accompanied hy IA large number OF
rootcrs VIII leave here late today for
Lincoln
The kausJs team ia said to be the
best shape ~ N" season and thvr" ig
considerable talk here Of a victory N
IN" annual clash Of the two schools to-
morrow rhc Jpyhawkcrs are primcd 90
extend thomsolyys to the limit 10 win
"Ruck' Woodward, recently returned
from The Mexican border. IL expected Ia
play lnrg" part In tomorrow y game.
IL is drop kicker and forward pa ser
whom the codchcs believe win b. able
To add several points 10 the Kansas
score, II score can be- made.
Although the coaches would make no
announcement of the tact Heath, who
has been out ~ the game since the En-
porlA normal contest the first ~ the sra-
pon Ia expected TO be- used tomorrow.
No' since 1909 has the JayhRwkcr team
defeated the CornhuakcrH ana II IL tree
lS predicted here that this Is a KunHNs
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-17
Morris Neat
IN Line For
Jess w illdrd

KANSAS CITY. Nov l7.-CArl Morris
climbed newt to the championship round
Of heavyweight pugilistic ranks last night
by gaining decision over Battling Lc-
whisky In fifteen rounds Of milling here
last night
Morris showed little boxing SKIN but
his blows were heavy ard In the Inst
round h" had Levingky holding on HIS
most effective work was done In the
rllnchcs when he hammered the New
Yorker over. the kidneys effectively
The hardest blows landed by Loytnsltv
appeared to have little effective on his
mammoth opponent Time nftcr time hc
sent In terrific smashes to Morris head
and body, but the big engineer continued
TO bore in Jevnsly drew the only blood
.of N" evening, Il little spatterlng from
the nose
Carl Morris announced after the fight
Tint hc proUoeed 10 challenge Jess WI
lard for fght for the heavyweight
championship
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-17
J1m Jeffr1es Is
Holsteln Raiser

los ANGELES. Cal Nov r. - Jim
J"ffrics the greatest flcht.ug white man
that ever drew breath. has zone n,rl,
Wv lh' Noll JIM ia now a farmer tie
goes around his burbank rnn.h in "A
dr'N ragged pair OF uy,aus. with "A ton
DAYS rroWlh ot Whlskcrs d,. .orItf,pg II.
ioor And tho hoNsccds stick Out ill
over him ''
II YOU talk 10 Jim about ~ z.urr.g
h" looks at You as hcWid,rri as If van
were addressing him In foreign ton.stc
He doesn't understand Rut talk to him
about liolstcin milk stock aud ho Mil
mthnnst you and have YOU holding In
wghing for the end Of the round
Jim Ia spccRlzius IN uOIs,rius uo
bought hun the other 1nv which a,s,
him b6Oo, In the last year he has snent
No'o0o IN improvements on hls propr I, .
not counting . $50 OOn house hc nny
building aud 100000 more which he Nv
poets To spend ON his ucrd NJ rpva
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-17
FOOTBALL

what ls believed 10 be the longest ftclds
goal ~ tn SEASON N.H uNt uo'ed y
Captain George @ pr Of the Notrr DiWS
Freshman team when he stood on the 6l.
yard limo and drop kicked gonl against
the Western Normal college
Roth the Colorado NgTics and the rni.
''rsitv Of Denver which meet Saturday
are undcfc.tcd IN the Rocky Mountaln
conference
Tho rcnlly hlg gone Of the Ris Ni7s
conference win he PLAYED next week
when ohio state md Northwestern meet
Neither has been defeated this season
Zuppke fears tho IN nj are ovcr-c1n.
fidrnt tor their meeting with Chicago
Urold n. Watson. Pcnnsyly,rs
high school had. forbidden to play hc-
cHuac of an Injury, insisted on portci"
uouug I'm q football game one week nEp
~ one NJ very few Chl.ked MP against
tho cridirun game this season
The Iowa commission ON education ha,
proposed 10 abolish football and p"rhrps
hasrholl genes between loNn university
and Iowa state college
yale hns very little chance 10 'coro
touchdown Saturday HrUlnHt Iriuc'tOns
rugged skillod defense But II Tihhot
isn't In shane Two rHmH may he a lot
closer than tho dope would Indicate. Al.
'huurh Princeton win h' Il mr. different
array from the Tiger lineup that nu'.
tered so badly nt Sew Haven a year
nco
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-17
Bowling Tourney
to Open Tonight

sT LOUIS. Mo, Nov l7.-With many
of the best howlcrs In the country en-
tered. the nununl tournament ~ the MID
west Rowling ussochtlon opens In st
Lou n tonight ana VIII continue for Two
weeks The tuurnnmcn, is the second
LARGEST I'm the United states and the first
hlr meet of It's kind every season. ms
year the entry list has cclipscd all past
records VI the association
Almost every city of any size In the
middle west win have "a representa-
ty,p on the ALLEYS Some cities have
special nights. and practically all have
mndc both individual and team entries
Among the Citirs well represented Will
bc Chicago, Kansas City, NJ lwaul,cc.
Minneapolis. $, Paul Peoria, Dcs
Mouos. Omaha. So Joseph Sioux city,
Louisville. Cincinnati indianapolis. ok.
phoma city. lincoln Nrmph a, lurling-
ion. puhuuup, aud Parsons, Kan
IN, annual business meeting NJ ~"
association is scheduled for next sun.
dny Kansas CitN and Peoria VIII make
strong bids for the 1917 tournament
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-17
Rush Con fdent
Tigers Wall Wan

PRINCETON. y j. Nov i7-CnrD IA
Rush planned to give the Princeton foot.
ban squad light signal drill mi, u;jrr.
rUuu In preparation for the national
gr.dlruu gtJulglr with Yale tomorrow n
is hoped hy this pnUcticr TO smooth over
some of m" rough spots IN III" offensive
formation uf the team
The Lineup for tomOrruw's game liz s'ill
undecided
Coach Rush told the Undergraduate
N mnssm"ctlng last night that the best
team e. going to win
You know which team | think IL the
best" he added
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-17
Ever Hear EN- "prav7"

coli is not so much game M a re
ltrlon, with disciples aud npostlcs IN the
four corners NJ the earth; with "A IN ghty
and wei paid pTicsthuod dccorous and
sucmy behavior
II enjoys a distinct and Rihllc0l form
ot dlctIon; u involves ceremonies. CON
Nocotious, nroutaiious. cNalintous, ut
nnles, chuslcnlng pcnrnccs for the cnvr-
less, tho capable. the nal practitioner.
II nuui hes moral rcctltudr. II respects
irnst days and fast dpyS nnd saints
day; yea, and II surely has rs Mrhacis
nnd its l.uc tcrs - Alma Whitaker In
November Issue uf Golfers Magazine
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-17
CENTRAL CONFERENCE STANDING.
Counting All GamesJ
Counting Tie Cameo No Games. y
GAMES TODAY.
Enid vs. Oklahoma City at oklahoma
city
n Reno ys. Chlckasha at Chlckashn

Anticipating more formidable fos
than was Shawnee two weeks ago when
the locals went down 20 dcfeGl. ONn-
homt high school will drive into this AFT
crnoOn's TN with Enid high school II
Saratoga with determination to plsy
better game than they have pu, up at
any previous time this season Coach
SChlalNCh believes that 4 his line can
hold the hacktcld win prevent Enid
getting revenge for tho defeat admin
'ytctcl 80 them on their home ground,
a few weeks ago hy the o ~ $ eleven
Enid. though, Is 'uGt Rs confident "t
victory The northern team Is reported
20 be much strongrr thnn when 1t faced
the locals before
The two teams are playing FOR nrat
place the Central conference and IN n
nlSlu they ore not II the p"rCeuirsb
of all rnmes played ig counted (Which
considers q q" the snm" AS d"frat
Okluhumn Ciiy ls one game ahead "
ChiCkasha and Enid tied for second II
the percentage i4 culcurtcd ns in base
hnll Chickashn ls leading with Oknho-
ma C.y ln SECOND place hall a game IN
front OF Enid
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-17
Constant Shifting in Players
Continues; Durant Running
at HaIfback and Hancock
Looks Good at Tackle,

NORMAN. okla. Nov IL Spec ali
More surprises developed I'm Sooner
football scrimmage Thursday afternoon,
the last hard workout before tn" Kan
sss Aggie game Spot purpnt. who has
been going Ike n veteran at end, W0S
switched To halfhack Hancock made a
showing that is almost certain Ia land
place for him at tackle against the
northern farmers. NonTungciu monHp-
ollzed the tullbaCk position at scrimm ge
and Owen gave most OF his attention to
telling the big German how 90 meet at
taCks on the line
Scrimmagc was lust as hard ps / was
the night before and oklahoma pators
showed up 10 Just as good advan'o -
The second string continued It's smB sh-
Ing offensive tactics taken from Kansas
Aggie style and those tactics failed 10
gain through the line
Lineup Undecided
owen declared after scrfmmagc Thurs
day night that he 81 II did not know
whom to start against the farmers but
that he would decide after a light iig-
nal practice Friday afternoon. The fIll-
back position seemed to he worrying
him He had Wilmouth nstruCtiug Won
Tungen some and the coach gave IN.
dividual directions TO both OF the mon
II IL expected that the two will alter
mate at fullbCk
When the coach started his gang ont
In signal running he had something hike
the bunch fans are expecting him tu
start. He Ind Wnmoth at fullhack
Eriscoe and Mccain AZ halves Graham
Johnson AZ quarter, Durant and Fie ds
Al ends Tolhort and Kramer nt tackles.
GHmml and sam Montgomery at guards
and Brewer ut center.
Rut II ne intended starting this eleven
ne seemed to be afraid Of giving them
too much work when scrimmarc time
came he began putting I'm. with the prs-
sihlo exception Of Won Tungclu and q
couple Of line men the men he win suh-
siitute with In Saturday. game Durnni
and Cherry, played halves. Whscuaut
rae ~ quarter, kernoodlc and Ko9s
Johnson PLAYED NJ ends. Tohcrt and
Hancock AZ tackles MCCl0thnn and
Balcher at guards and Douglas at cen
ter.
sam Montgomery at Guard
Tommie Graham did not get INTO
ecrimmare at all but II Is practiclllH
certain that he win get 10 play araIuy,
the farmers sam Montgomery went -
well M II he had never been sick HIS
physic an declared he might be able TO
play IN a part of Saturday. game
Sentiment is growing In the Sooner
camr that oklahoma has n chance
against the tcFm that had defeated Mis-
s6uri and held Nebraska to one Of tbr
low scores of the season Fields s In
u" hest ~ condition now. lie declared
himself Thursday might that he was aa
~ os he had ever h"en and there Is rot
recruit who g. limpinC
Tickets tur tho game are 10 be put on
snlo IN the otfic" ~ Treasurer ] l.
LINDSAY ludo morning.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-17
Owen Has Not Selected Team
TO Start Against Manhattan
KANSAS FARMERS TO
ARRIVE HERE TONIGHT

IN II ANHATTAN. Kan, Nov. y.
lMl More than score of play
VNJ( ar. Included I'm the kNnsus A.
Eic football squad which tee
parted early this morning for Okla
homn where Il viii meet the SooHr' y
on HWd Field. Norman Sntu'i
lftrtuoon The team VIII arrive in
oklahoma CITY Friday night at .
o'clocA. remaining there for a Nsht
workout In the morning and then
win take special tnterurhan car 'or
Norman at ! O'Clock.
Following Ls the probable lineup ~
othe farmers Ruudnlls. left end. Pa
SEX left tackle; BN"rs. LETT guard;
Wright center, rhoda. right guard,
Doddrill, right tackle; Skinner, II ht
end; Clark or sullivan. qulrterhnnk,
Hustled, lrn hhlthHck, Rprucs, right
halfhack. Walls, ullhack
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-17
Neac York's Higher Courts Expected
TO Rule Against Oral Race Betting

with Battling I,evinsky and Fat boat
him. $" Bat became the next In line
10 willard
However Billv Mlskc. of 81 Pau.
took ON Hat n nm iil" hour and whllrd
MIN with much Cobt Thus MlsNc be
came the heir apparent, and now 80
come to Grch
Tive years nFo when Grch felt very
much In the need ot the stuff that huvg
beef stew, he substituted FOR fellow
who was 10 have hl,tlrd Miskc I'm rhn-
drlphio hut ran out ~ the match vt
the last minute And Grch beat Nskc
To The verdict
Willard vs.. Grch' on with the fight.
men
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-17
Weeks Gymnasium Open.

Colonel \ ". Q Wccks gymnnsI I'M
at ten corner Of Seventh and Lindsay
viii ho opened tonight hv boxing and
wrestling program. Glasses for m,u,
women Hnd children win he organized
Hud Colonel Weeks rN'rcts TO arrange a
number ~ athletic shows during the
winter.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-17

TULSA Okla, Nov r. Hunry kcn.
IAN college" oklahoma football rhrn
p.uns ~ lel6, viii tackle tho nggrcs.,Vc
Haskell Indian eleven here tomntro,,
Kendall. undvtoatcd this yrnr. liz ro,s
cred thc winner uf tomOruw's ronlnst
hv followers ot the game, has ny th,ly
decision on the string OF victories ovor
some " the best teams In the souihv,t
this year Kendall last Saturday dc,
fcHtcd the Kansas city Veterinary rnl.
lrgc nj Kansas City. IS tn T. while HAS.
krll was trounccd by Kansas normal at
Lawrence, II TO