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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-05-14
CLASSIFIED WAN TT $ Bripg Results -1ry One
By "HOP''

nelshborhood; 20 acres in goo,
 state Of cultivation; a req, bargai, at ~lo per acre; terms can be had
 pee or phone Hollis Real Estat,
 No'' phones Nos. and liz. -tt FOR SALE-$25oO WILL H11y 4
 ,wo story dwelling; nine rooms anG
 path; on paved street, corner I0t
 '-x'ao feet; good barn and sery.
 ants house; near Lakeside church IT you want home at bargain
 see or phone Hollis Real Estate Co., phones Nos. 3 and 112. 3-1e-tf
 FOR REIN .s FoR BENTON MAY .15TH, TWO front rooms; one with laa sleen;nn n
 porch; with meals. s6O7 W. Fifth:
 A'--' 5-6-6t FOR NT-FURNISHED ApART- ment, also single rooms; al! mod. crn conveniences; close to citv 7O6 West Third avenue. 5-1oetf foR RENT-FURNISHE ROOMS all modern improvements: apnly
 o'ii s'iee,. 511-6t FOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS nor light housekeeping: ar hed os1nn oul!, Cill telephone 1900 or address 51S E. Second avenue.
 4-7-6t FOR RENT-THREE uNF11RN lshed rooms, downstairs: new and Modefn In every respect 621 State ot.; phone 1522 or 476. 5-6-6t TOR RENT--COTTAGE AT 7o1 ueorgla street; all modern conyen- nnces, including awnings for win aoWs and porch. Apply to D. Y. Anderson. 624 Georgia street, tele- phone 696. sAe e. fOR RENT-FOUR NICELY FIJR- nished rooms for light housekeep- ing, apply 512 West Second: 1-2 2073. ao 'OR RENT-FIvE-ROOM COTrAGE win Datii and al! mocarn con. Venlences; newly papercd and painted throughout; .,n paved street near car line. Call phona 2; or o'oionz onoe Co. dh 4f. OR RENT--FURNIsHED Op I'M. furnished rooms, newly pap.red and painted; close in; city water. gas. Pnone 1864 or see MT. c. T. Meyer' 609 W. Barraque street. OR RENT OR sALE-Hu1sn With all modern improveme ,ts: gas, water and electric lights: Hos west Fourth avenue. Apply 6. e. Well. Phone 2161, Hotel Pines. LOST AND FOUND, oST-SATURDAY, A BUNCH OF keys; finder return 10 Graphic of- ice ana receive reward. 5-14-6t TRAPPED OR STOLEN FROM barn lot 2411 w. 18th, night, May l2th, dark bay mare, active, trim pullt. one white hind foot. Notify Graphic office or return to above address for suitable reward. 5-14-6t 'RAYED-A BUCKsKIN HORSE low. stocky built, blaze face, one back shoe on. Also a black mare ,olt year old, parted mane, no 'ther mark. Together when seen on West Sixth avenue Sunday Aixht. Reward for return. Fred Heath. Box 7S. Sulphur Springs Pike. one 9513F2. 5-12-St ST-PAIR OF GOLD REMED pectacles. at the Best theatre. Wednesday night; finder please otify Mrs. John Lawton, phoae 09. 5-12-St OF NOSE GLASSES aside case. Finder please return } the Graphic office and receive eWa.d. K. ~ 5-7-3t' Feinaae HelpsWanted. yE BRIGHT. CAPABLE LADIES' , travel, ademonstrate and seli callers. $25 to $50 psr.wsek cRiil- oad fare paid Goodrich D4Qg Dept. IA Omal t, Neb.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1916-12-15
~ N IN N ~ " za y
SERVICE MORE THAN GIVING
Deepest Spirit of Christmas Does Not
confine Itself to One Day, but
Is Manifest Entire Year.

The deepest spirit of the Christmas
outpouring that flows over the Chris
tan world is the impulse for human
service that runs through the whole
year.
1t is easy to give recklessly out of
ones abundance, or even to share care
fully ones pittance. The distribution
of Christmas dinners through hun
dreds of self-denying families means a
days happiness for the giver and re-
ceiver. But it is greater happiness to
both to follow through the year with
aid to self-dependence, encouragement
to hope, and support in striving for
better living.
This is the giving Of self, and they
who know how to give of themselves
wisely are the highest givers. The
best feature of Christmas is it's ma
terial expression of whole year of
human service that runs like thread
through human lives.
Only these holiday glimpses reveal
to the careless how many are dedi-
Gated to a share in this unobtrusive
service to the humbly striving and to
the accomplishing needy; how many
families are under constant stimulua
to the best sort of self-help how many
children are being quietly led to a
higher level of living and striving for
themselves between Christmas and
Christmas.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1916-12-15
COMING EVENTS

Dec. 16-1S-Advertising sale, given
by the Ladies Aid society of the
M. e Church, i'm building just east
OF Uttormark's hardware store
Dec. 49, Charles r. Taggart, musical
humorist, lyceum course number.
Jan. Fourteenth Annual Ball.
Ladysmith Volunteer Fire Depart
ment.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1916-12-15
Our Jitney Offer-This and SC

GUT STIfICy OTTCT IT, 1sfIU y
DON'T MISS THIS. Cut out this
slip, enclose with five cents to Foley
& Co. 1886 Sheffield Ave., Chicago,
Ill. writing your name and address
clearly. You will receive in return
a trial package containing Foley's
Honey and Tar Compound for coughs,
colds, and Group; Foley Kidney Pills,
and Foley Carthartic Tablets. Spei-
del & Speidel.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1916-12-15


jeWelry-to iShumway, the Jeweler.
All work guaranteed.
Church will give social next Tues
day evening, Dec. 10. An Invitation
is extended to all.
Cream separators. We have them,
let us know what size you wish and
we will be glad to make you price.
Ladysmith Implement Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Schmidt and
family arrived here Friday from Dod-
son, Mont. They will visit relatives
here for several months.
The Baptist Circle will meet at
the home of Mrs. H. V. Curtis next
Thursday, Dec Fl. Lunch will be
served. All are welcome.
Our stock of silverware is large
and Of the best quality. All patterns
and all prices. Don't buy before you
see our ine.-E. A. Page, Jeweler.
The Christmas program for st.
Marys school will be given at the
school on Thursday, December 81. A
very fine program has been prepared.
Life, Accident, Compensation,
steam boiler, Fly wheel, Fire, Light
ling, Windstorm and Tornado insur-
ance written in the best Companies
-B. E. French.
! Mrs. Ray Weston left Sunday night
for Chippewa Falls to visit her
daughter who is being cared for at
st. Joseph's hospital. The girl was
operated upon Saturday.
Mrs. Alex Moore left Sunday night
for Dayton, Ohio, in response to a
telegram stating that her daughter
Mrs. Leo. Filbers, was seriously i'll
and was to be operated upon Tues
day for a tumor.
A. J. Hagemoen and family arrived
here last Friday from Amherst juno
ton, Wis, and have moved onto the
Sam McCandless place, just south
Of the city, which Mr.. Hagemoen re-
Gently purchased
| See the presentation of s.The
Eagles Wings" at the Unique theater
next Tuesday evening, Dec. 10. This
is a Bluebird feature, from the viri1e
/ no nF D11f1 mi ctr
dous cast, including Herbert Rawlin-
son.
| Did you finish High school last
spring? If SO, what can you do? Are
you qualified to accept business po-
sition? No. Then you should take a
course in the Mankato Commercial
College Send for their catalog. It
is free.
Three coaches, carrying the Rice
Lake militia company, returning from
/ the Mexican border, were set out
here this morning by No. II, the
nofth-bound velvet special" An en-
CINE and train crew from Weyer-
haeuser were brought over and the
soldier boys We're taken the remainder
of their homeWard journey in a spec
ial train.
H Mr.. and Mrs. S. M. McCandless,
who have resided on their farm just
south of the city limits, for the past
IA years, will leave tomorrow for the
west, having sold their place and all
the personal property on it. They
will go to North Bow, N. D., first
and visit relatives there few weeks,
after which they will go to their old
home at Sioux City, Iowa, for more
extended visit. About the firssS OF
February, they expect to go to Seat
tie, Wash, where Mr.. McCandless has
a sister. They expect to visit differ
ent sections of the Pacific coast coun
try and may eventually locate there
If they find the country and climate
suits them. However, Mr.. McCandless
states that they will not act hastily
and may eventually return to Rusl
county. They will take year t.
decide. Mr.. McCandless still retains
80 acres of land near this city.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-01
MaTRlMONlO ARIST0CRATiCO.
Wiene de Ia Ia pagina.)

Enrique. guerrero que game honoreS
' ri1uczaS por 81 yal"r Y p"ricIa
IN tempo de Ia reina Isabel.
FL actual Lori Templeiown Ia 81
do muy POGO afortunaiO eli II en-
prrSaS. vitnioSr IN Ia iura n~ece>i-
dad lie Soliritar a henrvOlencia IL"
SuS acreedore>. hare un"> pocos
amos. Oficia! de. aitrciio abanlon6
Ia milicia para eNn.o,ar SuS vaStaS
rnnocimient0> IN jngenieria el6ctri-
ca, consasranio luego SIS e~nereiaS
a Ia industrial ~agric0la. en- IA que
fracas6. Lord Templet0wn perdid
q ano pasado a Su hiio mayor, 81 ca
3itan Eric Upton. en- = ire0'a fran
eos.
Este Official habiaSe hecho muy
popular en- IngIaterra. POGO antes
lie que estallara el conflicto euro
PEG, q causa de un pleito in~terpueSto
por 81 captain Michael Cooley. que
eeusaha A 81 esposa de mantener re-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-01
Como page 81 mcNirano.

III '''rN''"''' "''
pronto y"lvi6 con a!='lha' I'l"'''''>
mryiranas IN" arr"j" >"hr' =! con-
tabor romrnIanI" Il lnJnr!ar a W.
Sanb"rn Il laI"n apii'" ai2'l'''S 'i"-
ici"S d"nlsraIl''S' MI 0'"'''
tent" arroElr a. Ilo'i'n'' ~ >" '"'
ia Y Ten la urila par" r''.>'-""
fut apunalrado por aQu'!' 'lilF''il-
dole hrrida> on cine" 'iIN"rS"S 'u-'-
YrS del rurrpu. ia DC as "''I''9
abar,6 d">,t" IA "r"ja 'i"r"''i'a ii"
Sanbarn ha-Ia Ia barha: ORA g '"''
infrri,ia Ell ri h"mhr" Hlhi'f""' Ell
l., trrrrra 81 rurhiN" del ma "rh"r
il nr,rtri Dor 81 rO>tad" deere, no IN
trrrsiniol. 81 pu.min: r>ta tue Ia
merida mas =lr'N" p''i2r">". H'' '!o
como cSiaha Mr.. Sonhorn arroj6. sin
embargo al agrr>or "~rhandoIo Il,
suo'o lie un puneIazo dehajo de las
u,iiodoS Sanhorn. - I'm ioyrn de ~
o5o.
y,do :. nIrlo sahcr lie 10 que las
,u. or;JoJrs harlan nj m~rxirano: pro
I.h,,,o,,o - Il, L.. Ienunriantrs
/. profession Y - ru"nia IN 81 MI
nero dr ,"s emphasizes.
Ianin!"l a ~ : hdiit''N w. -" I''
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-01
Is contra la ley aceptar 81 dinrro
americana.

H. yjstn a yarinS indiviluoS 0cu-
par 10 ra>aS por las cua!"S PAGAN de
80 centavoS 4 tres o cuatro pesos IL"
rrnIa al mes. Los proplrIarloS n"
,ieran mas recourse que paSar por
,..,o Han siio ohli"a,jos pnr try i
,.anlar 81 uanrl mon"ia sin valor
or,,, o. ii. rurSo legal para pa@ar
L.. arr.nd,miruios p,ro rSfo no -
,-i, .;,o ,,n NOR darrrio 50 les ha
n.,h;,jio s,h;r r, r.pla rqSi 50 ira
,',, c,.n,a1 orrond,mi.rlo o no.
las o.rroi,. lamar a
I,s,o.nn, al inrnirjno uue paeur Su
renta con q vieio papel moneia ca
rranriSta.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-01
Ell SUBMARINE DEUTSCHLAND
Viene de Ia 3a.)

de varios jovenes mas estudiantes en-
IA Universidad de Yale.
Entire los proyectos de Mr.. Dawson,
figura n creaci0n de una hrigada. de
doce hombres, peritos en- materia de
aviaci6n de los cuales cuatro actua-
ran como photos, otros cuatro como
o~hservadores Y los ~restante7 como al
t~illeros contra aviones. Entraran tam
bien q fOrmar parte de dicha bri-
gada dos eXpertos en- telegrafia sin
hilos, uno qua dirija Ia installation Y
funcionamiento de los aparatos radio
~telegraficos que Sc instalaran en- los
hidroplanOs Y el otro como operator
de los aparatos locales inalambriccS
que cOnstaran de ruatro hidroplano.
con su complemento BE automovile>
b0JeS Y motcreS neceSari0S que operen
en- combination.
Hasta el presente el agente mas eff
caz para descubrir Ia presencia de I'LL
submarine es el aeroplano. Tn servi-
clio de vigilancia martina de esta in
dole en- poder de IN cas- de Morgan '
Co, provisto de aparatos radiotele-
grificos. constiuye 4 no dudar. uH
magnifico auxi!iar para Ia flota Il.
motores V boJeS e~STeciales re recOrrl
DO que Ia escuadra britannica mantle
ne fuera de la bahia de Nueva York.
Existen. sin embargo. pOcaS prob&-
bilidades de que Ia escuadra atiada
logre. impedir II partida del "DeutSch-
land" FL Mar del Norte Y el Canal
ingleS eStin de continue recorriGoa
por centenareS de embarcaciOneS de-
dicadas 4 in caza de submarines. slr
contar muititud de redes de acerO. g.
denas Y otroS artifcioS ideados para
a~prisionar 4 los s~ume-gibleS. ASi Y
TODD. contra Y 4 despecho de cuantC
pueda maquinar Ell fecundo imgenio
del Authenticated Ing!es. e. submari-
no Sc deslizara Dor esos mares eriza-
dos de peligros con entera libert&d
' plena Confianza. :Cuanto mas So
guridad pudiera ofrecerle IA saida del
puerto de Baltimore?
Traducido por JULIO TOLEDO.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-01
Sc RETARDA LA TERMINACiOF
DE UN HOSPITAL

La guerra eurnpea esta ejerciendo
I'll Influenza Ell 81 Hospital que Sc
esta leyantando a la memoria de ro-
bert 4. Green, :lya c2mpleta termi-
marion 10 - llevara = cabo, sino
hasra ell pToyimo Enero, segun (.
Comisionado Charles X Gantzelt.
Fl principal Ingredient: en- Ia com,
posici6n del material para el piss
que Sc "a 4 pon"r ell el Hospital
vieH~ de A!emlnia y la eyistencic
que ha"iA de 81 en- los E$taLos Undo;
Sc he a"otado ,rE.p'ctamrmlc sc h;
cncon,"I'o un s4h,liuln On America
pero {! material para el pis' no &
ia manufactu"ado prontamente.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-01
Ia VIRGE.N DE Ia SERtILLEIA.
Viene de la 6a.)

pucS % ianta afirl"n. "A cons
tan.ia y Ia f: haria !" d"maS.
No - POGO .. ronor"rSe. hernia
no-rrSpondi6 Il .e=o,-y aSi como
admire ~ vo> I'm "lr@id" para 70
zar lie Ia -raria divina. "Stoy 50
-uro d~ qu- jamd~ p"'iria initar"S,
9 n t:>lo. roAHo "n toCo. y sin a>"m"
dr Soh"rbia sea iirho, hay que ser
como Vur>tra MERGED. - n" ser NADIA
COMO soy. Mora. que.
Sr=uii.
Nur.ho tenor ahr.-o i" lH" pu-
L:era m".rStaro< mi ru"@".
-ronrriliL0 ir antrman" t"n"S
r,ranio pii;ii>, hrrmano. III" - mn-
cha Ia >inipaiia Iue Si"n'o por v"S.
Sind" a>i.....
Nanin>, .Hah.a!.
Me- a~:r-y-r:a 4 Sap.jcar a Nu"S-
ira M"rrri Que me ~"t"r=ara aIGl'n
.ig,,n Il. >u> horr,O>. a.guna pine
iaia ,,iya. r~ualIuirr detail" ~" pu-
ti,.ra r~onS-rvar come" INA rrIiIula
d.! 1ur tanto mace Y Il" ia. m"d" sd
Be narrrlo-
t~..l.I>r Murillo. cortland" h"uSca-
mn ., IA conversation. y al >l=ul"n-
ra ,!ia .lry1 al ego a Ia srlda Iu"
l.. ,eryia de. dnrm:I"rin. d"~ruhri"n-
do ant. III VISTA fa>rinada, una ser
Niliria <uirta 4 IN par"d y S"tr" Ia
rnai aparrria. dr>Iarando>r. com"
raLiosa apariridn, Ia ima="n d" II
Vir-rn con =. mlno JESUS IN lbs bra
ZoS.
,.ay6 81 reli=io<o De rodiiIaS. sin
li.ndn >oDr,. i a rilica I~nf.u"nria
IL. a,lur los "i"S III" L. >e=uian a 10
ias part~s y ron voz irfmu!a ~
rlamG:
Don ,lel ri~!o - este. SeH"r Bar
tolnmr. Y al no 10 m"rrzr".
Rrribidr.- ljio 81 pInior- Ioe
con - alma az IN r:lrr.=". y tan para
q fut. Gu. acknowledgements Nu">-
ira S.nora me- inspire a>i. SabIendo
uln a. 10 ie>tinaba.
Y ,-ta - Ia historic i" IA Wren
IA. ! Seryflleta. ,iur - ru>t"'i!d ~
e MnSeo 4" SrvilIa. Fin ruanto a Ia;
cruces, Ia mayor parte t~eSapar"cie-
ron IN turhulentaS hara> d" rap'-
ma. ycndo a rGrilu"c"r rNdtira> co.
l~rrrioneS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-01
AVISOS DE ROBO

La nor f. R. Coleman, qu. vi,
We en- 81 nUmero 1922 de n Gale =
w. Salinas, dro ayisn a Ia poticia ii.
que 'ur dcspertada como a las / dc
in minana del domingo por um Ii.
dr6n que trataba dc iutroducirs- ell
su casa. Tan pronto como Ell ladrdn
Sc do cucnta de que Ia sonora hahia
hahlado por Leitfono 4 In estari6n dc
p~olicia, eI caco tom0 las de Villa,
diego.
la policia recibi6 tambien norl.
cias de robo de las casas llS de IL
Gale Alalan ' 800 de IA Gale Adams
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-01

''eIohr> Iil'i'aS " Eric La send
Id '''','H "','''' It
.a,,ra,o,;,,., .,.;,I;.,io
"a, tanto nara ella como para 81 capi-
IAN Eric. Este pr"ceS0 no habria
cauiifado IA a'eiIci"li "r' pVlpiic" III
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-01
VARiAS WJERES FUERON APBE
HFNDiD As En- PUEBLA......
Oiene de Ia Ia. pag.)

fe fnHndaridn 50 han qundado sin
haear Y alimantos. ha decretado m
casio lie iiez mil pesos. por 10 prom
10, para a.imentos DE- los dammit
ra.ios. Con este sIbsidi0 immediate"
So ha s0carrida hasta aver 4 l.3 ia
mF,iaS. con suInaS Ell effective. So ma
orarnaio al ENpfntlo Municipal.
reciantrmantr craado. In" 4 eSaS
miSmaS famiIiaS - les miniStrrn l6s
arffru!oS de primnra neceSidad, sin
valnr algunn. Y por iltimo. Sc dis
pusi-rnn algunaS raSaS Y ndIfrcl"S
piblir"S para dar albergue 4 Inie-
hes 50 han l~uaiai0 a IA in~temperle.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-01
Mejoras en- los E>tablecimient0S de
b~fnefirrnci3.

En- .oS i~.frrrntrS rSiani"cImifnt"S
il. r. ~Irfirrnria. cStan Siendo rie-
cuiadaS im~portantrS mei0raS mate
riale>. ron Fl fin he transformarlos
IN riiririos modern0s. que rannan
,ctaS las rnnficlonnS ~nnc"SariaS pa
n 81 objeto.
Los esiahlcrimicnt0S 4" h"n"fIren
ria a que - a.uHir son - Manlc"ml"
General. I'll MiNtoac: q GonSuIt"rlo
uiimrro :. Ia E>ru"la Naci"nal d"
Mudo>. 81 Hospital Home"pd-
leo. a E>rur.a Industrial. de HuFr-
fano> y 81 a~iI" nHrnrro :. rn>taia-
do IN Mixr"ar. ASi miSm0, p"r arIlHf
90 ,xnreSo de- Primer .!"fe. =! a>i-
- niimrrn 81. dr nopotla. SufrIri al
cuna> transf"rmlrinu~S mny nrcc-
saria,. IN vista lei NAL "Stai0 del
cIiIrin.
Fin 81 lToSpirio i" NiH"s :" "Stan
instaiando aleunaS bumhaS. con ~
fin DO ut1.izar ,aS aguaS del canal d"
dprivacinn de Nochimilr". para =!
riego lie los lcrrenoS SiIIaioS al
rededor de Riicho plante.. : los Qua
les han comenzado 4 ser cultlvadnS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-01
Los denuncianlrS son muy aciivoS.

Los dcnuncianlrS son muy aciiv0S.
Ilirr una compra rrri"n,rm"nI"
on una iirmad mrNirana y lnIS" pa
ear con mOnrIl americana. per"
me- llryu 4 III r>rri!"rl0 i" Ia I"'Ad"
M eve a 81 rSrrA0ri". r"rrG ru!-
iaioSamrnlr In pur";a. Vi" a t"i"N
l.. ID. uur nadin ia nh>"ryara Y n
lanrntr rni0nrr> ac"ptI mi 'iln"r".
Auur homhrr vi"iafu la Icy al IL
mario ' Ii pena pnr >rmrJani" dell
10 g. may ,ry"ra pnr In prim"ra
vrz lIr :, inrurrr IN rfia, :" apll-
"a una furrl" multa: p"r a 50
.lIna.Ia e. ,nmcrrianI". - arr">iad0,
ruyiaiu u Ia @rirc"! Y =. !" har" trr-
rr"r - trafalgar IN las Gales inrani"
80 diaS: por IA IA v"z. :" L. aptica Ia
prna ir mu"r!r.
\ los I"nunriani"S :" - Ii, 81 -
por rirrin ri"t diner" lu" r"nr"S"lla
n Illegal" transaction. Hay NIL
,.!lnS Irnunriaui"S Il" profession. -"
les provrr dr diner" american" Y ="
les rnyia con los concentrates para
.dlr ycan a man"r Il" har"r IuH
aIurl.0S il irrp!"n "n rIIaiIui"r
umDr que - les mace. :! "I co
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-01

Cuardo ~necesite iibros en- esPanci
dirijase listed a Ignacio Z. Lozano.-
COZ Do~lorosa SIS. Antonio, Texas.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-02-07
Cincinnati Athlete Holds Strange
Record; los Yards, 1925 Seconds

resentlng England nt HcrkcloN oval
won the race 10y u couple of yards. Hind
of Cambridge second. IIaight Of Harvard
third and Churchill Of oxford, fourth The
Americans won the meet that year. win
Mug sis events. and the snghshm,u Win
ming three Workman. q noted athlete.
was captain of the English team mud hr
captured the holfmllc and tVu-mil,
Iurrs.'
uuprayr thought th, unumu record
had long been forgotten and WAS sur.
prisrd that the \. \ L siill carries II an
its record hook llorgravc held records
u standard event, while nl college. but
the, have been ciprcd In the past few
'rnrs hy has taken uu active interest In
athletics bon Cincinnati ana h at present
serving un "a committee to arrange plans
tor tho strictly amateur bali players un-
der IN, jurisdiction ot the amateur rom.
mission Ne served as president of the
Amateur Athlete federation and still ie
Yer, active boo that urgnnlatiou
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-02-07

cINCINNATL Feb 3 Ncwell llar.
grave, former Yale athlete. member Of the
greater cincinnati amateur baseball COM
mission and the Cincinnati Amateur Nth
lrti, federation. Nill holds one nl the
unique records In American athletics The
Athletic Guide Tor 1915 contains this rec.
ord under American noteworthy perform
prces 10, yards, no .-a seconds, y ll
NiHrEmvc. Bctkclu. oyul September 3d.
Ipui.
ilarguvv was asked to explain the rvu-
uu for the odd distance. ne said The
ruce WAS supposed TO have been 100 yards.
nat whoever measured the course made .
mistake and II was not noticed until tho
race had been run. / have no idcn how
II came 10 be printed In the record book
~ los wards was not . standard event
thon nor II II ut present II wns run
during the international track meet be-
tween Yale and Harvard, representing
America, and oxford and Cambridge. rem.
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lS In better condition than any former
time In his ring career ana that he N am.
bilious TO defeat relkey In order that he
may be back In the running once more
for the heavy weight crown
The preliminary engagements TO the
maln event win be bouts between Fred
die llRmman aud Frankie Runs. feather.
weights aud Curle, Smith and Frankie
Manila, wclterweights
Seats have been constructed ON the
stage ut the Grand which brings the
seatlug capacity Of the house M TO
1000 Ringsdc seats viii be- sold Tor 81
Vuvll
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WILL TYRUS-9 CONTINUE
ARGUMENT WITH MAYS

Us Cobb has "a unique tondncss IN.
tarl Mays. Boston RED SoN pitcher Il
ull came about iu game lnst season
~ hen the Tigers were playing the Rod
~oV with the famous Tyru- Rt the bat
Mays let four iast ones fling by Cobb a
head They came so close that Cobb
figured Mays was throwing n him. and
the peppcry Georgian hurled his bat at
the Red SoN pitcher Cobb wasn't surr
that Nay We deliberately trying to
knock hs can off hut hr made ID pretty
fair gucss. Fincy Mays recently admit
-i.d that hc Wns doing his best 10 bean
the Georgian In order tp strengthen the
Rod sox- chance tor the flag The o,-
c1slou NJ next seasons trH meeting be-
tween Mcssrs MAY, and cobb IL await
"a with Interest
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MORE roR JESS ANo FRANK

NEW YORK, Feb e. That Jost VIII
lard and Frank Moran win receive d
bonus OF $4,000 for signing an agree.
ment Tor ten round maCth In this cit,
on March ~, was confirmed Sundp,
night willard has been promised 81 5Ol
and Moran S2.5OU In addition IN IN,
purse ot i6p.OOn ui which the champion
yin set two thirds willard also vii
Br given % percent of the moving pie
tuIr rights
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Kid Lavigne Helping Pelkey Train;
Carl Morris Hopes to Beat Back"

TULSA. Okla, Feb, Especial AR.
thur pelkey, champion heavyweight puai-
list Of Canadn, and the mnn who ended
the ring career OF Luther McCUrty be-
gan training nt Tulsa Monday for his
bout with Carl Morris Of snpulpa, which
IL To- take place In the Grand opera house
next Friday night The business Mems
Athletic club gym has been selected an
the training quarters for rclkcy who
win bring with him nH tminer Kid La
yigno, former lightweight champion Of
iho world
Morris iH Nm heavy training ~ his quar-
lon In Supulpu, N be- reported that he
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d TEAMS TIED IN 6-DAY
BIKE RACE; 1,046 MILES

CHICAGO. Feb AT O'Clock Mon
day morning, the end Of the night rid
ing. four teams we're tied for the slS day
international bicycle race having covered
.Ol6 miles and seven laps In forty eight
hours actual riding -Four other teams
were close behind
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-FOUR BROWNS SOLO

ST. LOUIS. Feb 7.--fiold'g Jones.
manager Of the ST. Louis Americans
sunday night announced tn, transfer NJ
OutNeldcr William Ice Pitcher Ernest
Herbert aud inneldors Al Brldwcll and
Ar, Korst 10 Nashville Of the southern
association Jones retained the right 10
recall Lee The others wcre sold out
rishi