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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-22
TIGER CREW IN GOOD SHAPE.
Onrsmen SHOW No ~ Effects From
Hard Harvard Race

PRINCETON. ". j., April 21.-Prince-
toms victorious varsity crew came
through the race Thursday with no Ill
effects. Several OF the men were tenn
~porarily exhausted, but II is certain that
all will be on hand Tuesday morning, a.
instructed by DR.. Spaeth. The Tiger
coach Ii moi going to give his men any
more than this brief layor despite the
fact that college II not In session now
and will not resume until May ! OH
account Of the measles epidemic.
The Princeton coach is pointing his
men for the Childs cup regatta May ia
nj Philadelphia. In which Columbia
Penn and tho Navy will be entered. II
IL almost crii.!n that Or. Spaeth vii
keep on with the same combination
which defeated Harvard, ~ every man
did his part we'll Thursday. From now
on the coaches task will BE- 70 polish
up the present machine
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SEALED RIDS will be received by tho
Board Of Water Supply Mt it's or,ces
twenty-second floor, Municipal Building.
park Row, Centre and Chambers streets.
May o. 1916. for Contract l@7. for furnish
Ing and installing Pilot connection,
valves, stunning boxes aud appurtensn ccs
for controlling riser valves in tho shafts
OF the city Tunnel of the Cat4Sill Auue.
duct in New York city,
Al the above place and time the bids
will he publicly opened and read. Pamph-
let's containing information for bidders and
contract drawings can be obtained at the
tary. by depos!tins the sum OF ten dol.ars
Ilo) In cash or Its equivalent for each
pamphlet, For further particulars apply
10 the ONCE ~ 'ha PRINCIPAL As.'s'~r' wv
gineer at the above address.
CHARLES STRAUSS. President.
CHARLES ~. CHADWICK,
JOHN r CALVIN.
Commissioner OF the Board OF Water supply
GEORGE FEATHERSTONE, Secretary.
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PROPOSALS FOR FORAGE. STRAW,
Of Depot QuartermaEter. New York city
Sealed proposals wiz be received here until
10 4, H.. Apr. IS. 1916. and then opened,
Job Printing during fiscal year commencing
July !. 1916. Further information on APP
plioation.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-22
BRIEF NEWS AND NOTES
OF THE BOXING ARENA

Despite the sudden ending -! his tus-
sic wiki Charlie Wcincrt last Saturday
night Andre Anderson processes a belief
that he can lick the Skeeter ard 80 has
asked for another chance. Anderson says
hid Mcfarland the referee, era pbed his
leg when he was sent through the ropes
and that. such being the case, McPart-
land should have let him have time 10
climb back in the rig, Anderson's
friends protest on two other counts.
They say he was pushed instead of
punched through the ropes. claiming a
toul thereby. Moreover. Mcfarland
counted faster than any watch ever ran.
in their expressed opinion. Should
Wcinert desire to prove that his VIC
tory over Anderson was no huke the
Stadium A. G. is willing to conduct II
return bout.
kid Williams can't do ll6 pounds
rinssidc any more. lis best is ZEE"
walls Sam Harris. who has just relin-
pushed the management OF the former
bantam champion. civilians Is a feath-
erweig't uOw and should quit posing as
"A lightweight" Harris goes Oh to tell
that he and Williams had a falling out
because of an argument in which he
tried - get the Kid to train down 70
lower weights. Hence a grain OF salt
ma p" 'F'h UNIV Nhhili6 all - !
for it
The new scheme for conducting bouts
In Ohio seems to he working out well In
Cleveland ut least, The recent Johnny
Grltiths-Jim Duffy go drew a $3.50
gate. The state tax was s2+2 and each
boxer got sl,2l0.
Two more clashes in the all club series
G-r No. Gil lin III
messed this evening at the Stadium
A.. G. Willie Astey and Joe Lynch will
meet to settle their claims for the neigh
borhood bantam supremacy and Jimmy
Duffy will face Bobby Moore In the
same sort of thing In the lightweight
class.
Patsy Cline. The Harlem lad who has
been improving rapidly since he deserted
the amateur ranks. says n match with
Benny Leonard has been promised him.
but Just when or where II undetermined
The Olympic A. G. OF Harlem will offer
two ten FOUNDERS next Monday night
Ed Kelly vs.. Jack Dohbs and Farmer
sullivan VS.. bape Gleason.
Benny Leonard will try his hand al
a baseball player Tomorrow, lie will
play second base for the 81. Theresa
team, which meets the M~etropolitans at
Summit. N. j., in IA Sunday afternoon
game.
Somebody said yesterday that Matt
Hinkle OF Cleveland would not be al
lowed to referee the Fred Fulton-Al
Reich bout at the Stadium A. G. mex
Friday NIGHT because he has no license
In New York state. Hinklc has Il
license. lie Is on the boxing commits
slon's list as an honorary referee. which
entities him to act In the ring here
whenever no sees a.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-22
Scholastic Games To-day.

0ss VI
r. stsuyyessnt vs.. Townsend Harris. at c.
Hamilton Institute va r awiins School,
Bpshwiek VS.. De witt clinton. a, renox
Norris VS.. Norwsik. at Norwalk "A. NY
Morris VS.. Greenwich. at Greenwich
Mcwtown VS.. Curtis. at Elmhurst.
$, MJn nhn Prep W. st, Johns Prep. at
Boys High vs.. Poly Prep. AZ Poly Field,
Efasmus Hall VS.. New Utrecht. at West
Manual Training VS.. Yves, po,n. Seconds,
at West Point.
Commerce VS.. Union Hill. a, Union Hill.
Dickinson vs.. Adelphi Academy. NJ
Flushing VS.. Bryant. at Bryant.
rreeport VS. Jamaica. at Freeport.
Richmond Hin VS.. st. Anne's Academy.
at RiChmonu EilI.
Evandcr Childs Hirh School registered
It's fourth victory Of the season yestrr-
DAY. defeating the Browne College nine
~ Bronx Oval by a score of Is Ia 1.
BanRs twirled good hall. holding the
Browne players to three hits. Home
runs were made by Buckley and Rcesum
OF Evander Childs. The other three
schools which Evandef Childs defeated
are Manual Training. Bryant and New
Utrecht. The score:
ru.. Y. N. Y
Browne co!iese."... 6eSfS- =
Ba,terlcs-Banyc and Waters: Brennan
and Bowman.
Mort Redmond won the heavy weiynt
boxing championship OF Poly Prep. In
the fnal bout he defeated Mason In three
interesting rounds. In his first bout Red
mond was forced 10 box to extra rounds
with Farrah before he got the decision.
His second win was over Clarke.
The Morris High School nins will pls y
In two of the fifteen scholastic gamea
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-22
BRITISH SOCCER RESULTS.

LONDON CoMBiNArloN
ro''enham HotSrur. =. crystal Palace. |.
Chelsea, 2, Ars-Lti, O.
Rren'ford . Fun an. !
Heading. I: '"'' - common, :
Nhwall. s, q ODD, ptrk Rangers.
Caption Orient. = Wet Ham United. |,
LANCASHIRE SECTION.
Burnley, 4 Preston North End. O.
BlAckpcol, 3: Southport Central, /
Liverpool. .. ENerton, >
Manchester United. J. S,ockpor,
COUNTY, =.
MIDLAND SECTION
Lincoln CIV. o. ir!msby Tuvu.
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HELP wANTEDHFEMALE.

sALEsLADY wanted with experience and
reference. FRANK BRO. 2:t 9th Ave.
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HELP ~WANTRD-MALE

SALESMAN wanted with experience and
reference. FRANK BRO. ::t 9TH Ave.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-22

Benny Leonard will try his hand al
a baseball player Tomorrow, lie will
play second base for the 81. Theresa
team, which meets the Metropolitans at
Summit. N. j., in IA Sunday afternoon
game.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-22

PATENTS secured, Trademarks res sister
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Tor free book, and list uf Inventions wanted.
ADVICE tree. RICHARD y. OWEN l6e owen
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-22

The Olympic A. c. OF Harlem will offel
two ten FOUNDERS e Monday night
Ed Kelly W.. Jack Dobbs and Farmer
sullivan VS.. Babe Gieason
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-22

Patsy Cline. the Harlem lad who has
been improving rapidly since he deserted
The amateur ranks. says n match with
Benny Leonard has been promised him.
but Just when or where IL undetermined
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-22

Thc new scheme for conducting bout,
In Ohio seems to be working out well II
Cleveland at least. The recent johnny
Grltiths-Jim Duffy go drew a $4,S4,
gate. The State tax was s2+2 and cacl
boxer got $40,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-05
I}louio!

race for county attorney" very
pointed, unmistable and gratuitous
fling at Judge Breckenridge. Pat
Malloy. ED Grassland and Jim Evers.
we must say. And If they were not
speaking this for George Reeves then
he said II for himself.
We haven't any personal quarrel
with Mr. Sanderson or Mr. Tyrrell, al
though they have sedulously sought
to discrcdit and injure this newspaper
in every conceivable way, but we do
not believe their support of any can
didatc for any office In this city or
county is prompted from disin-
tercsted desire to promote good gov
crnment or law and order. or that
their personal judgment is any better
than anybody else's. We believe they
have other schemes up their sleeves.
For instance. only few days ago MIR.
Sandcraon made II demand on the
present city administration that John
Woodland. assistant city attorney, who
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LESS POT 1TTCS \ND
MORE BUSINESS
coVTrvrFp rpow PAGE OWE

CONTINUED FPOW PAGE OWE
paign has been directed against the
Republican candidates for sheriff and
county attorney fathcrcd by different
and conflicting elements working to-
gether hut both seeking to control
these offices. under widely different
claims. Charles Sanderson and Harry
Tyrrell have been making strenuous
efforts to control the affairs OF this
city and county under the guisc ~ law
enforcement, assuming and rrcsumng
To pick and choose those who favor
good government and those who do
not. On the front page Of their
weekly publication of this week.
speaking for themselves and in behalf
of George Reeves, they say: "Thc
voters of Tulsa county this year havc
the privilege of voting for man who
will he the first lawyer with both
ability and character to make the
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-05
POSTOFFICE MUST
HAVE 3 NEW MEN
Increase In Business Has Been So
Much Lately that Postmaster
Calls ON Washington.

So fast has been tho Increase in the
business transacted by the Tulsa post
office that although two men were
added last month, application for the
appointment OF three additional men
has been made to the United states
government The new men will do
indoor work only and will receive
$500 year.
RalTh Johnson yesterday told a
representative Of TIE World that he
had figured the amount Of overtime
which the mon had put in last month
and IL was enough to fin the fun time
of three steady employees II will be
couple OF days before the men can
arrive, he thinks.
That the men were never needed
more is shown by the monthly report
Issued yesterday which shows that Oc-
tober's business was greater than for
any other month In the history Of the
local postoffice. From all sources the
sum of s19,27l.33 was brought into
the vaults
This Is approximately s5 per cent
greater than the business done dur
ing october last year when sl4,72S.16
WAS brought In. II is almost $4,000
more than the business done in the
preco ding month which shows that
Sl6.794 SO was brought In.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-05

Mr.. Sanderson is not trying to work
the law and order bunch alone for his
candidates for county attorney aAG
sheriff, but from the best information
oh,'inable he has pretty good ur
derstanding with certain bopttcrgers
to do what they can tor Reeves as
well as Woollcy He works both ends
against the middle and win have the
back door key to tha sheHfrs and
county attorneys office if he puts
over Woolley and Reeves.
These are the only offices that have
particularly attracted attention out Of
the ordinary, but 1t is a pretty good
Idea 10 mako change and to cut out
the fellow who IS crying stop thief'
and all the time has jimmy con-
ccalcd about his person.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-05
SCHOOL PATRONS
ORGANIZE HERE
Band Together to Establish
Medium Of Acquaintance
and Sympathy.

Foi the purposes Of increasing th'
scope OF the patron-teachcrs associa
tions throushout the city. q union t.
be known rs the Tulsa Public Sohoo
Teachers alliance was ci
foctod at q meeting of delegates from
all the societies in the city held i'm the
high school building Thursday after.
noon. Tho president elected was Mrs
Arthur II Craycr
The other Officers appointed wcro
first vice president Nrs. T.. a Bur
han; second ce-prcsdcnt, Mfs. g. NJ
Ecrst. TREASURER. Mrs r. $. Sloan,
secretary. Mrs H. ". Grant
The constitution was dr'wu up ana
the board Of control was instructed TO
eau a meeting in the near future tu
begin the actual work ot 'hc season.
Objects Are Given.
Tho objects of the alliInco are given
I'm the following clauses of the con-
stitution:
TO establish a medium " aequaln-
tancc and sympathy between tNc pa
irons and friends Of the public hools
OF the city cf TULSA. REGARDLESS Of re
hrious crccds or political afrli1tion
which VIII secure am aIlIEont ana
energetic effort to advance every i'm
tcrcst pertaining 90 the w,lfu" u our
children ana insur concerted action
To successfully promote tho romo
TO commemorate our national hol-
icevs and the anniversaries of the
birth of our national leaders and such
DAYS DO American history Ds may
l1trr Poe dt~irratel by tpTrUpri1t'
exercises which, srTi helm f1 turn tho
minos of cur children toward those
noble thoughts - patriotism. which 'r
themselves aro 1itoT's sarr-f Do
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-05
Opera House Rcopcns.
Special to The World.

MIAMI, Okla. Nov. 4.-The Schu-
maker opera house opened here this
week after being dark" for five
years. The opening night OF the re-
opened opera house saw packed
house and over five hundred people
were turned away. The wllbuck
comedians are playing the entire week
and the house has been packed
every night since the opening. The
opera house has been remodeled and
more work is yet to be done to make
! 1t n first-class modern playhouse.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-05
COPY
INDICTMENT FOR INTRODUCING L1ouol

INDICTMENT FOR INTRODUCING LIQUOR
l. $. Attorneys Office No.
Grand Jury No.-
Court No.
:. United States Of America Indian Territory,
Northern District, SIS
In the United States court, in the Indian
Territory, for the northern district OF said
territory, at the May term A. d. 1905, at
NnitL
United States vs. James S. Davenport, de.
Indictment for Introducing Intoxicating
Liquor.
The grand Jurors Of the United States Of
America, duly selected, impaneled, sworn and
charged to inquire within and for the body
Of the Northern District Of the Indian Ter.
ritory ia the name and by teh authority Of
the United States of Ameroca upon their
G3a'hS dc find present and charge that one
James ). Davenport. on the 3rd day of April
ID, 1905, within the Northern District of
the Indian Territory, unlawfully and felun-
iouSy did then and there Introduce from be-
Eond and without the limits OF said Indian
Territory, one quart OF vinous liquor, one
quart OF malt liquor, one quart of sprituous
liquor, one quart Of ardent liquor. and one
quart Of Intoxicating liquor contrary to the
provided, and against the peace and dignity
OF the United States Of America O L. Rider.
Asst United States Attorney Northern Dis.
tnct of Indian Territory.
state Of Oklahoma. Craig County. IS.
l. Hugh Richie Court Clerk within and
tor Craig County. Oklahoma, do hereby certify
,rc foregoing to. he full true, correct and
mrlcte copy Of the indictment In the case
OF United states VS. Jas S. Davenport, as
SEINE appears Oh file and OF record in my
office
Witness my hand and seal Of said court this
2nd day Of November, A. d. 1916
HUGH RIrCIIE
tsesD BY Flora Blacbert Bql S.t'N'
Jim Davenport is known ~ iP%'s
man who will use a I'm. He is known
to be n man who wiz Ilt no gauge on
MS slanderous tongue, always being
nerNed up with the memory that nc
killed one man who merely called
nm liar, and conscious at all times
that the ordinary man would rather
allow his accusation TO stand as truth
than TO match fight with n man who
Is so generally and notoriously well
known as man who will kill on the
slightest provocation.
SO far as the editor OF The World
is concerned, he always has treated
Jim Davenport, rs we'll as all other
Democrats, with candid fairness, and
so far as he is aware, has no personal
enemies among them, especially none
who would try to besmirch the fair
name of innocent persons. It re-
manned for, the foul mouth of tLis |
Iegger, and self-confessed brother OF |
TO cast the first stone.
Patience has ceased to be a virtue |
with the editor of The World in deal |
ing with men of this stripe, and, |
therefore, he asks as lust rebuke 10 |
such man that his friends, regard
less of politics, put forever out of |
public life such notorious criminal, |
and forever remove the stain of hav- |
ng this splendid and intelligent First |
district misrepresentcd |
m congress by such n malevalept |
character assassin |
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-05

has a civil suit against him for
damages from personal alteration
and with which the administration
has nothing whatever to do, he either
required to withdraw the suit or re-
sign from his office under threat that
the administration would be attacked
10y his publication. And this was fol-
loved up by plea from George
Reeves that Woodland be kicked out
because he is Democrat.
This sort of thing does not look
very good to fair-minded people and
Indicates to what ends n plant tool
in the clutches and domination of such
influences might go in the exercise
and abuse of his official powers to
carry out the private. personal wishes
of those in the background.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-05

So far as the professional and per-
sonal qualifications of the opposing
candidate for county attorney are con-
cerned, G. T.. Baldwin. the Republican
candidate, whom Mcssrs. Sanderson
and Tyrrell are so strcnuously trying to
defeat. bears a most excellent reputa-
tion and he too has built himself
up largely by his own efforts and is
an excellent lawyer. SO far as George
Reeves personally is concerned, The
World has a very friendly feeling
toward him. but we believe that he
Will be bound to deliver the goods to
his sponsors and the moment he de-
clinos to do SO they will turn upon
him and do their utmost to destroy
him. We, therefore, without regard
to partisan politics, believe the best
interests of this county well be more
nearly conserved by the election of C
E. Baldwin. George Reeves undues-
tionably will not be free moral agent.
at liberty to follow the dictates of his
own Judgment
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-05
POLITICAL ADV.
Gus IVey, Prominent
Democrat, Whales
Davenport

hin s James @ % @ s % worked ' for an % % p s;s . % p % 5s'" @ @ S Sa; ]
by p agents " e '' so"d "a i ds 0 sa1 M you pss
@ ' %@ s s "s Sai % 'vsc S'
% quit o"g p ' @ "h % yo s' s pg %s % In Gi"s r S GE
o5 Is % : @ friends have Shot their ' an" have ''" short Of their aim By about
his T % ns1 % r So e @ e % wG s s' s 3 first make ike ~a and % % @ |
uphasn weighed in the balance and found
m % 6 naypS @ % domg pey @ his his utter @ worthless & record @ c%gs going
% he will represent all REGARDLESS of politics He will ask the
and m % r in @ @ ] Htt & @ % to" I G gd&gd @ man % fO a tie was % born %
m @ & o % % @ @ % @ o0" % & 6 because % Of ms m" 'T" % ne & has no guile
patriot % in every T sense of they the Tor he will into this district will be
% T paper 2 " about % c % % % % % p 1 @ s ss% % %" 3 s n p's
Chandler not ci %n ~nat little % Of 4 @ ords f goo % he % ] P % w"
@ p one cfm n y he he never ] SERVED ] the he & G%es"r% " Interests RES to get
others hurting at BERT handler say
Another thing
' % % a @ % ] On ay s @ % % @ % % ; % s : % % : :n % fs +: ss4s
M Bert Bert Chandler believes in fair deal and deal all mankind he loves
eou % he human %r fa E or @ i % % g hi % ne ali % its @ rm ha
Fact a manly man, % mates "Dp"' A' ''""'''S !" " "S ''"
ps @ '" s aa the rs Ss G" G Das t al i % say 5 & & % @ ms"' AND
those @ & S Jim % bnp the 5 n a % @ psog sSg a & ss p % a % fsy % @ St
tss ,s his % disposition pos fs
% fs yes s fact m mas S ds'e % a aads aS s4
% $h $ ; s': %s ?:{ 'ss: S: ss
Ss % ;.:sa s % h T: S;:' s %Ss 5 honest $ ss '''"
anda but
of the
Woodrow Wilson
@ @ to snd S % % the Of s n%e1 bpo % g % d w s ne p % & Ss
by totally
this the richest o Oklahoma
Chandler democracy compc
manOod | a o
whole people of the First Congressional district from
solely this being presidential yeartat Wilson will pull him
they reckon without their hoshmey ability and Christianity
our m Grand % and glorious district Vote for Bert Chandler and sustain
because of his buldoing mfarne
the gallant and brilliant
Maloy jim
the heavens higher than the earth offered for
eah
the eheado of
MalOy because
the the United
the grandes
Catholics How the old Confederate the
Father Ryan to this day and will long
the brave Religion should
When support another man
this called
o
tactics by mdozr like
Jim find Then
housops that him
would be breach of claw and order" right this mure
law and order fellows in
Oh jim did kind
and order insist almost wrecked the wOd In
of the family kind
of order of
order
world Then
the kind advocate reared the sfod that
bliss that and of
cruel steel cmnd with the blood of Madame Roland and
rt citizens Oh GOd how long will the
land thou lovef
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-05
ECHOES

MIR. Ever Ready,
AMBASSADOR A to
THE Land of Lost
OUT, announces
THAT he is
PREPARED for the
RECEPTION of the
USUAL delegation
NEXT Wednesday
MORNING.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-05
Paving His Way.

Blk: ''Do you still walk In your
Sleep"
Nix: mo, take carfare to bed with
me now. w."-Lumberman.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-05

On page 4762 of Volume 50 OF the Com
gressional Record March 7, 1910, u leave
Of abscnce of 10 days was granted to Con.
gressnan Davenport, on account of important
business at home. Scruggs was convicted
and is row serving his term in the federal
peni .entiary at Leavenworth.
And not only has he always oeen
an ardent defender of the criminal.
but that he is one in addition to talk
ing the life of a helpless man. is
proved by the court records in Craig
county, oklahoma, where he was H.
dicted for introducing liquor, as the
following certified record shows:
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-05
DAVENPORT TOO
FREE WITH HIS
POLITICAL MUD
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE
they are going to give us a close call and il
convicted the court is liable TO impose a
good hard sentence. SO we wall have to fight.
| will be at home in time for the trial,
AID will gO over teh matter carefully with
you.
will advise you as soon as the date is
fixed for trial. Very truly yours,
(Signcd) JAS. s. DAVENPORT.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-05-10
INDIANAPOLIS

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, May TO-.
Hogs: Receipts $500, market steady,
best hogs $1,000, heavies 1885. pigs
$6.00@9.00, bulk of sales $685.
Cattle: Receipts 1.150, market
steady, choice heavy steers $500
$50. light steers s6.7599.0O. heifers
$6.0009.00, cows s5.50@8.00, bulls
$5.50@775, calves $5.50@1050.
Sheep and lambs: Receipts so,
market steady, lambs $700@9.50.