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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-16
xORONTo SCORES FOURTH
STRAIGHT SHTrOITI

Toronto, Ont, July ls.-Toronto
shut out Providence In two games to-
eGay, ! to 0, and to O. Tho vic
4or3es made the locals record of sfut-
lonfs four straight Smoker allowed
Providence only thret hits In the
name. winning his twelfth victory
A0nt of fourteen starts An error
rave the locals a ninth-inning vic
I4ory. Herbert outpitched Peters in
the second game. The score:
First GamSp---Torontn
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Batted for Pieh in ninth.
Mont

mr.. Z. Three-bass hit-slattery
0UaDls pisy.-Mnm srTnan. schwert
10 Durgfn: DurKfn. Echwert 70 Dur
nm. Basee on bafis-Off Tnright / ::
~ Pish, Z; of cadore. !. Struck
UaA-By Enrght /; by Cadore. g.
VIVA pftchos-Fnright> 2 stoism
1aoso-CA ma han. Smith. q: Damrau.
0mysh. Sacrifice hits - Slattsrv.
DamFau. Sacrifice ftes-Tgan. Mad
Aon. HftA-Off Enright, In s Is:
~ rIeh. In e-3 Cmpires-Mc-
00wan and Hart. Time of game
Ass.
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TARS AND NUT
Continued From First Page,


The night cap was to have been g
seven inning affair, and it looked like
n win for the Truckers. for taking a
run IN the third on an error and a
twe~Ftese hitting game went this way
uutil the shank of the seventh, when,
with Calbcrt at second, Edwards
slashed out a single and counted the
uelng run. The game journeyed this
way until the eleventh, when league,
first up, started the trouble by sing
ling to left. moved 10 second on
sacrifice to third on an attempted
play at first and he counted when
Edwards slashed out hrs third hit OF
the game. Wood and league were
well matched, and accorded about
equal support. and the local port
wheeler claims All advantage because
Of his own work with the willow,
aided by the terrific hitting of Ed
wards
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-16
ROYALS MAKE 1T TWO
STRAIGHT OVER INDIANS

Montreal, Que. July l5--The Roy
ais made Il two straight over the In
aians today by a score of s to i. The
Royals obtained their hits when need
ed and knocked Enrlght from the
mound ia the sixth. Pieh succeeding.
Cadore was tight with the bases oc-
~tsYftaG
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-16
BUILDERS CAPTURE FIRST,
GET SECOND ny roRFEIT.

Newport News. va. July l5.--New-
port News today took a double h eadsr
firm Hopewell. the FIRST 6 to and the
second 9 10 on a forfeit The visi-
tors were clsanly out played in tho
nrst game and the score was / 10 In
the second when Il was forfeited to
The Builders because Clark refused TO
leave the field when ordered on by
tfE umpire FOR protesting close de-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-16

summary. Earned rnns--Rocky
Mount, !. Left ON bases-Portsmo h,
=, Rocky Mount, 4. Stolen bases
Cueto. 2, Sacrifice hits--Fisei. Two
base hts--Carron, Home run--Cal-
bert. Double plays--Carroli to Par
malice 20 Edwards Struck out--By
Eldridse- l. by Jarman. 4. Base on
halls-~O- Eldridge. !; of Jsrman. Z
HIT By pttcher--Jarman. Moore. Time
II Is. pire-Buckley.
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z Bum mary, f1I[S~-OW NFUWtIIs III
! innings. of Morrisette, 3 In 1 in
:ntngs Bases on balls-OT Crowell,
Il. off Morrisette, e. OF Engel. 3.
Struck out--By Crowell, /; by Morri-
settle. 2: ny Engel. 4. Two base hits
Gill. Haley. Engel. Sacrifice hits
Hurnmel. Mcdonald. stolen bases
O'Neii jackson, Hummel. Left on
bases Buffalo. ! Baltimore. ). Dou-
bic plays--kopf To Twombly to Win
ston. Onsiow 10 q Neil Twom bly, to
winston. Empircs Messrs. Keenan,
and Branshetd Time-].4e.
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Two out when winning run eooret


SUNNI AFY EarNcd runB-ROckY
Mount. /. Left on bases-Portsmouth
10. Rocky Mount 6. Stolen bases
Caibert 2 Sacrifice hits-wood Mar
can. Ryan. Struck out--By Wood. s !:
by league. &. Base on haiis-On Wood.
? on league. 4 HIT by pitcher~-By
league, Alton. Time-2:I5. Umpire
Buckley Attendance-Sss
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&$ summary; HIS ON NtNlNHt 81
* Off. Tipple. in "a; of Bsder.
Il ia s; OFF Engel 2 in Ia, of Cav.
In a-3 First base on hallS--on
Norrisetie z of Newton, ! off l5adeF,
81 of Cav. 2 Struck out by Bader.
II b. Cav, / by Newton, 2 by TIP
Die, g. Home rlG--Mlller. Three
AAae hi,--Lamar Two-ha sc hits--Mc-
0onald, Ritter az. ONeIl, Kopf. La
mar, McAvoy 20 Sacrifice hits
jackson, Triple. Left on beses-Buf-
4nlo, IL. Baltimore, 2 Double play
3wombly 10 Kopf 10 winston. STTiple
DlAy--Tipple 10 Kopf 10 Twomhly. Hit
~ pitcher--By Newton, !. Wild pitch
s-BAder. Passed baIl--McAvoy I'm
N1rev--Mesxrs Bran&field and keenan,.
Time of Eame-2:22. Attendance
k,eoo
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Three-base hit-Thompson. Two
base hfts-E Blackburn. Smith. Muir
ray Sacrifice hit--E. Blackburn.
Double play--Truesdale. Smith to
Graham. Struck out--By Peters. 2;
by Herbert 3. Bases on balls-OT
Peters. J. off Hsrbert. g. Hit by
pitcher-By Peters. Trout wild
pitch Peters Umpfres Free
man and Handiboe. Time 80.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-16

SUMMARY SacrIfNe hits--Walker
and Hopkins stolen bases-Simmons,
3. Three base hit-Pahlman. First on
balls-or Ray. / of Crabble, g. Struck
out--By RAY. 6. by Crabble s. Left on
bases-Wratten to Pahlman: Poh to
Barnett Passed ball-Lake Time OF
game 10 Umpire--Kennedy
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-16

Yeue. Bsumga rdner. Fabrique TO
Nelle Umpires-Handiboe and Free
man. Time 80.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-16

The latest use for Klaxon automo-
bile horns is at the listening posts"
along the French lines 81 Verdun.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-01
Kar,a, CITY livestock

KANSAS cry Nrru Hog re
.,IUfs. 1000. IigNrf Wulk yfa l5.
..r,f. iHf.u't. urni 8 eune 80 hrh
g. "Nustt cattle Receipts ion. stead,
I'rw. 700 steer g. tup ~. ifyss,'
beef sirrr. tsaHY lH southern steers
3 HuNH.. COWS s. uUufNf. h,ii,ra
. Hnu1 .. Nst,fa e. s..ussl Sheep
Receipts NONE siyBit pmhH. 81 gHti
% 90. Nr1riuga q HIlNlO. vvih,fs
= ..rHNo. ewes is.HN'o
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-01
MARKET SUNNI AIRY.

Ntw YoRK. Nprn I Prices In tho
stock market this week were itfrrulatl,
heavy In consequence ~ foreign develop.
mrnl Tie submarine situation. MeSi.
can affairs and issk n puhllr interest
restricted dealings and depressed quota.
Nuns
There Nrfe some n tewpfthy e,rep-
Hons especially In tn trading when cop
r'fs. sugars and some ~ the vat shares
became aciiNc. a few making new hlgh
tornfds llails were pyrsistenth hoa,,
with pronounced pressure on New Nntk
central. New lisven and utsnrrts aud
Tfans- Continental There was some for
eign liquidation
The course ~ ran. was tho more In /.
e,pllcablr from The fact ,ha, - number n
VERY excellent statements of -arnine. Tor
Hbiuap was presented In some In.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-01

HlN. % l|'t can FhoM Iui lh'tc Two llluEH
\ hlil uul q farewell
4 Iot NJ ry Cobb's property wns do
atroyoi u no" hlg Augusta fire but at
latest reports his batting eye Was rnid
tp De- intact
From what had heard about
Mothevann" wrote y fan. Il didn't
know he needed an arm thought he
could stl'l 10 ON winning hall games with
nla hoHd lie very likely could n his
dentist would let him pitch with his
teeth
As 10 Crit Value.
Courage 100 spout o. often spoken o'
is 10 rare quality Whereas n IL one of
the most prevalent puallucr In the
game There are few In sport who are
without li iur 81, have found. on u
pretty broad nvcrnE" that ON, man is
about ~ brave ua another. ar would hr
under ih" sHme conditions
lfnD''uD, in fpori II not only rnIer
quality than courage. hut II is also 60
b ntg" extent IN" producer of courage.
rh" entry who has made himself Of
uoirut rnu. most NJ the time. start with
uui irW " failure that is. courageous
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-01
PHYSICIAN SEEKS
ANOTHER HEARING

Hearing ~ pr James Crouchr motion
fnr new tr'nl I'm the mumlaughter ci-s
he which DO" WIS convicted and sentenced
:" ton y"trS iu the prnitrntaTN Was
continued Saturday to April . Judge T..
u ullneld ordered the continuance upon
request ~ attorneys FOR Dr Couch
Tn ihr motion fnr now trial nlrl
SATURDAY. pr Crouch sets up twenty
frnSons why he should have new hear.
Ing NJ the case
lie alleges that remarks u the court
tn The hnilift to take charge of the de-.
fendant IN presence ~ tho Jury. was
highly prcjud'clnl. that the court cred
iu permitting witnesses to testify about
other alleged criminal operations. and
thnt the court erred In raising ths
amount ~ hond from 81 900 to 1850.
thereto causing the defendant to 10
locked up In Jail
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-01
ADDS FIELD
SALESMAN TO IT'S STAFF

T. r lli'sou who las nscn In ,he
employ ~ The C,duB. Sales romrsp,
hns severed hts connection With that uf
sanitation aud accepted , position with
h, u.'u''u Motor car company
NJ 'u,ou win ,r' ln M, r,w.i, ~
rrrp U.H urn urI,r ~, supervision
u' Nrsus lusf,. and lluHrmn rNru,
southern l.. w.tsrr nnl I.'Hnuipr
r,tuHl'f.. fw th. p.UuHtr 100 'hr
l.H'nrrr territory
Nr ill,nu sues yru MVNN urrr
r,ri,l iu tho Nrv u,ifuf,T fwl, IT.
hp hold s1m, FrD frsp spnns.h'r Positions
and Npa acquitted himself with T.lH iu
HN uf rh,m Ilu hbs n ,rfv vHu Bu.
lHr.uipnrr ir ihr automobile Mtusr, in
Dti1huwn and r,,as
ilH headquarters viii hr at ihr office,
o' 'Nr prifur.r company. ms Wet -,s.
orN street
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-01

CHICAGO. Apru l.-WlIENr Nu
rcd. iielis SO hard. nominal CulN
so yellow suL OATS standard
nominal
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Liverpool Cotton
FINANCIAL
Wall Street.

NEW YORK. Apul Price were
mostly higher during Saturdays short
session. but no very definite conclusions
w'r" reached Trading vas narrow with
mnd'fri" activity In copp'fs. p,trolrumA
motors and come ~ the munitions. par.
louluN Cruoiblr Airhruk-. Baldwin
LocDmotlS" aud American car South
i"iio lNrn fugur WAS prom cent among
high PRICED Sp"ulltios. ri-iug II points
in th' ''s record ~ "a Industrial
Alcohol Mercantile Marine pkfctr,d
tuh American Coat Product. were gus
points higher Boihlsmou steel yielded
Q 60 81 but msdo partial recovery
United states steel Vn- firm and mills
we're mainly heavy The clneing vns tr.
regular strength ~ Anglo French 5's
featured an otherwise uncertain bond
market
NEW YORK. hprll Overnight news
from Mexico contributed npprccinbly IN
the strength of Saturday market AT th.
opening Mexican petroleum was llncd
over 2 points On heavy dealings and
American smelling rose almost as much
Ih"r" was also further brisk demand
inr coprrt md CUCIhlr steel nj va
r.'hl' gaihi South Porto Rico sugar rose
n 'n o. new high record ~ sll.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-01
New Nofs cotton

NEw NuWK Anil i-tsser li,cr.
pool Cables ava reports ~ good talns iu
tho southwest ,usei FURRY Of sclunr
a. the opening ~ M, cotton market
SATURDAY morning and first pflyes wrfr
tu % puinis NET lower With Mai s.ll.rE
~ lisiy luN ai ~ gs. and October ~
l1 nic This decline was not as much
as due un ihe showing ~ Liverpool.
however and the market scented ~ bu
meeting sur, surpur from trade inter.
80 while thrtr VAS considerable cover.
Nf iut over the wytk end and prices
plNsd ~ ruints frum The lowest
durinr tho ettlN inding
SELLING rrdrfs reached hpte from Liver
u'snl and ihr suuth dufinr the mcfnins
END uadinl hscamv quite active With "
rfirgs ahaoth.d D., trade huiinr and
',rfinr in scalrirvrvari iuit Jfn
u'rts sold uff iu n &c aud uyiol.r tu
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-01
Cotton
Financial
Market Quotations and Review

stances these showed net gains Of 20 TO
almost 30 percent over the correspond
ing period Of last year The success Of
the SIS 900 600 percent Canadian bonds.
together with the activity OF those is
sues In the open market nj advancing
prices, testified to the sOundncss OF In
Nestmcnt inquiry for high grade sccurl-
ties
Foreign exchange again was suffi-
clrntly crrnic To arouse conjecture.
marks and francs displaying greatest
weakness Trade authorities sounded a
note Of warning respecting conditions In
the steel and iron industry, but higher
prIoes were quoted for sucIl praducis
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-01
HOLLAND READY
FOR WAR BREAK

LONDON. April 1.-l2.JO .. -ph-
valc dispatches received In Conenhngclk
from Rotterdam and Wlrrlos, messages
from German sources say that uneasi-
nrHs prevails IN Holland Al leaves Tar
nnvnl nnd military officers have been
cancelled
Railway cars have been rcauisltoned
There have been significant meetings
ol those IN high command In the army
nni navy one report SAYS both houses
Of parliament have been summoned
Tho dispatches do not disclose tho
cause of IN" feeling NJ insecurity. but
l' presumably ls connected with the sink
ing ~ Dutch btcHmships
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-01
Weekly Forecast

WASHINGTON Nufl Nufr.st
ismpH aufrs viii pf,,an through frs
southern states during ih, ,gmIrr e,.t
according iu ihs vsrtN fuftr,si uf in.
weather tutcnu issued SATURDAY, fhrr
vii hr sirs ai ihu beginning nf fr.
week o,st mu,h W ths rrun'f east uf
ihs M'ss.as'pH attending ifr eastward
movement u' disturbance ihti rup ,,i,
sfs the ht, fre.on anil ihr NssiasIrrI
,aile, aui ihr suuihvt4t
Another disturbance s f0uuirr u,sf tts
western rhtrtu sr' f vIN rIH,. s.rvfy
Fariv Hfd frt,lir. ifs ,faftu af.i.e
about THURSDAY e.. ifIdit
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-01
PROVISIONS
Chicago Grain and Provisions.

INlSd0o bTaln anu fIoNlbloUb
CHICAGO. April Numerous adverse
crop reports and nrmucsa OF Liverpool
quotations gave ,uusllorCllr strength
suiurdr, to the wheat market here Ih"
Oklahoma state crop report was disc
tinyily hulIsh as compared with either
IL month or % year ago and there were
ldNccs from ludHnn and ohio iudicnt-
Iug q probable large production of 40.
ugc. Opening pEccs. which range, "
sui.c or To 0'gr up with \
81 l3au ~ ana july az ilisi, UNEA
were followed hy substantial gains
around
I'm the corn market. tn" chief feature
was lack N selling pressure. Lght-
ness ~ receipts appeared 20 make the
bears cautious After opening SIX
iecnth down to 'su &c higher prices
scored moderate general advance
oats traders took their cue from the
action of other grain For M. most
part trade was of % local character
Higher quotations ON. hogs liued pro.
visions Weekly figures showed iu-
creased shipments Of fresh ANA cured
meats and lard
corn closed firm, Ap. to lr me-, nd
vance
wheat clNsci strong. gust,r to 21r
net higher with Nny ut fllt and JuE
ut tllIig
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-01
PIRATES RELEASE tuptt

rirTspt nUli AVN rhrss rsr,
h'fs N ihr rrishufrh National isss,.,
sruai NOW training No iin' gpfints Art
have been released according tn an an
nnur rnrni hrtr Friday nlaht UUrh.,
UutrF vun Sieirtsfr has been ssri 81.
ihr WhfohnE central l,,rur team sra
uuiNcilsit nnirn svarai sri Ni.h,.
kuun hs,r l.sn dropped uu,urft.,,
rIir
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-01
LOCATE BRANCH HOUSE.

FREDERICK, Okla. April Especial,
The Wdcnour Baker Mercantile com.
pnnN Of Oklahoma CITY II preparing ,c
locate n storage house here. witch will
he IN charge " Frank rennlrk. who
travels In this district for tina, COMPANY.
lle is authority for the statement that
his company will establish n branch
house here In the fall
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-01
CAPTURED WHISKY STILL.

roTEAu, Okla. April Especially.
Walter Thompson IL In inil here await.
Ing trial ON tho charge ~ operating an
Illicit stlll near IIcpvrner lie was
rounded up sunday night by Deputy
Sheriff G. Y johnson and posse while
operating the rude plant. which con.
sisted Of large lard can rissed for the
making of tho "moonrhln."
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-01
GUATEMALA DENIES ANY
CONNECTION WITH OlAZ

NEW YoRK. April Formal denial
that the government " Guatemala h as.
slsting General Fell, Dlar In any alleged
revolutionary movemen, against General
Caftsnts was made Saturday hN presI.
dent Estrada Csbcfeta. through Dt
Ramon bcnsdachea. Uuatemalan consul.
general here =,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-01
Grain
Livestock
LIVESTOCK
SATURDAYS RECEIPTS.

cattle Observation-Disclosures. ............,... 100
Hogs .......,,.,..... ........... l4'o
Cattle.
The rctdiustmcui NJ prices Of beef cat
rlo proved serious proposition TO local
packers here the past week After Mon
DAVIS steady market, q roc decline was
frequently registered the market closing
generally 2jc lower for the week All
classes Of fod cattle were treated alike,
the corn steer suffering as much as the
choice fed bullock taddO county pro
duccd the weeks headlincr, two loads pf
long corn and hay fed bocy,s topping nt
{a20 Tho bulk OF the steer trading was
ON s. OOuNnO basis I,itcrH IN car
lots ON tine good fHt order brought $500
ass CoWs IN small lots sold '6oOu
s. m Bulls showing long time spent
M feed lots averaging 1900 TO l,5Oo
pounds. brought i635p66o A better
country dcVand toward the weekend
helped M the Tocker and feeder divisions,
short yo1rngs on the chOitp order aver
aging a., pounds bringing N2j The
weeks receipts were 1881. nglinat. 3,312
., Nc1r ago. and , 600 two wears ago
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-01
WILLARD TRIED
FOR A KNOCKOUT
Statement That Champion
Spared Moran Is
Discounted.
SIMPLY COULDN'T DO IT
But "Its" Don't COUNTLESS
0utbuIked 0nnQnent
and Kon.
SIMPLY COULDN'T DO IT
eY FRANK q MENkE,

NEW YORK, April 1.-The statement
credited 10 jess willard when he got back
20 Chicago that 81 could have won by a
Knockout II had wanted to- doesn't ring
true. II willard could have knocked ont
Moran he certainly would have don" ~
He tried his mighticst In that sensational
seventh round-and he nlyyered
willard beat Moran IN that fight ON
points but In no round other than ihe
seventh did hc seem 10 hHv" a chance no
score a Knockout when he saw that h."
had Moran rroggy IN tho early part oi
that session he gave the rl'tshurrh"r
everything he had In both hands lie
beat him uuncrrImny ON the hcld and
body. tlo smtshcd Moran around the
ring. driving with mr No mnu ihnt
saw the fight can my Dhrf willard didn'i
try then 10 send Moran 4gar and out
And what happened pi0 willard quit
his attack hcrauso of pity Say, nay.
Oscnr An amazing nlN h' Moran
caused willard o. stop his homhnlm"u'
and forced him 'o retreat 'o fhn ropes
Moran srcuHnr} nu ~" point oi being
heater into uscn.hIuu. came 'u H"N
Ne ahu' terrific blow to Willard e
body and followed if with r. flashing right
10 W IIIII 'NN M 'If' ||.' ''N...N '.'.''.''
r found Moran heating NIllnr1H hrli
and bod, with rHlnIe ol blows "Hl"
willard stood backed against 'h' ropes
Jones Bet Heavily on Champ
n willard rould Hnyd knocked out
porau u rt limited period there ore
sevs-sl rcusuus whe ho would have done
o.. I'm tho opinion of 'ho sporting fr1iorul-
I, here. bouts ono reason WIS that Tom
Jonrr Ns manager hld plunged heavily
on NUhfds chances to acurn % knock
ou' Ipr,g bet 81 uO1 even with lhc Dor
gn. manager ~ Moran ihtr willard
would kun,kouf M, challenger Later
or 10 Is said. 1uu"a Lrf $4,000 'O : tao
thai willard would triumph with 70 knock
oui
Jor, therefore rrd g nm " NJ. money
het against tfi0n A total NJ $1,000
hinged ou Wizards Knockout powcr
Don't VOW suppose thFr N willard could
have Iup,tcd out Moran that hc would
h,ve dou. .f Nus enabling Jones 'o coli
lect 'lt l'n fnnr DO tou imuh that WI
i1rd Intentional. would dump Tom
Jorrstir ino .,irut of $40 lOW' N YOU
10 ,uH., .uf no, wrong .IDI NJ losa
willard Il0 plays spwur.N with bis
friends
lu 20 longer Npnl. uenty or 'vrnf, nv,
rouuI. NIHI wrm hp,c knocked out
Npru ~ uH' short battle NJ siwrdi,
night N. H.uururl''d m, supctinrt,
over N.rn Ilc oupon''l mo Pitts
buigH,r .nU r. uu'nr him us Shove.
hnutf.1r ruvr' FOO ,.sirH1te uurisrmer'
W h.A or mHr, uf rnc Moran swing
with W. lorr l,r I.nb'r Uui hr I.In.
A.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-01
nosstps allow sass

pf1wAp okla. April i.-tsp.c,al)-
No trnce hs. been discovered II ,hs
rubbers who. Monday night. bi.w tina,
safe of the pos,office here. al,housh ,he
nnsn were seen and fired upon a. ~
made then escape without boo,y,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-01

There Hrc times when courage a. an
institution ls over played Tn" best in
.'rHuH lu 'hu game start IN iu mnk,
.N'f w'r competent knowing that most
u' 'H" ''w" competency viii bring cuuf
uEu along You have heard 70 lot about
lHl's bulldog plu.k NlIr last fall
against Harvard went lu ready 60 die.
o. r,., Hry tn redeem m, hlu,
lr.' unluuhtcdl, started with all the
grim uryrug" she could carN nut ~
what us, Vt. this BULLDOG pluck 90
'r1Ins' 100 efficiency and rumpcionc,
fNJT overwhelmed.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-01

lNF i.uf intended ps an, poke ct
courage r.m,u'ss ur uIt The point 10
NN1f courage vs winning institution.
.'u b, uNrruay'd that n Won't got ,uI
1'N ur without something ,Isc
lu. WHs' mvu prl.nt the test nav,
HluW 1910 tho rnm,u,w ihst mirh, b.,
u.. ..,I Goo $500 uu fnrDurn with thc Joh
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one can't very wen blame Nj Wcegh
mun ana Mr Tinker for spring feel
ms NJ depression
Whom 10 was first announced that the
Chf'ds. Fed flag winners, were TO be
RW1lpumptod win the cubs the opening
thought was runaway pennant race for
Cuhnnd
For the ChifcdH were good enough 20
uIu a p,nnart And the Cubs had such
eminent additions to otter es Jimmy
Archer We Safer. llcinic Ilm. Jim
vaughn Jim Lavender. Cy Williams.
Frank Schultz and others " slightly low
81 l.k
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hsN Nork Money ana Exchange.
NEW YONk. Npriu Mercantile ~
per 1W'', sterling SlSi, day hills
Ni2h demand illst cables
iiiI l.le Uulldets Demand. i2Av,
cables HAr Uar silver eOisc Mexican
n,l'ats ltA Government nonds stead,
Railroad nunds Irregular
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BY ------@{SJZ/
ORANTLAMD RICE V

Why Not1
Art is long and Time Is floeting."
wrote the poet In trance;
Let Us then be up and beating
Bogic while we've got chance.
Lives ~ golfers oft remind US
How 10 live a life serene,
And. departing, leave behind US
Iivots In the ancient green
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sIsnoe luccoek nlsa

ST LOUIS, April I. Bishop Naph,an
Lucccch " the Methodist Eplscoysi
church died Saturday at tAcro.s, w,s,
according TO n private telegram received
here
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,ssAs pt.os 70 ..tt NAY -

pAiabAs. Trtas irrii The re,as
dsmucfailc sists convention win ~ held
~ san Antnnio May a The f,ai, ,nm
'rit,se met here iiida, and mad, this
selection