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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-05-25
Dangerous CALOMEl
. IS SELDOM SOLD NOW
Caome SaaeS akeS You Sick and You Lose DAYS Woh-DOdson
Liver Tone Acts Better Than CdOme and Is Harmless for
Men, Women ChIden-Read Guarantee

Every druggist here, YES yanr druggist and
everybody druggist has noticed d great falling.
off in the sale oi calomd l5ey al give the
same reason Dodson's Liver one is taking its
place
"Calomel IS dangerous and people know it while
Dodsons Liver Tone is safe and gives better re.
suits, said a prominent local druggist Dodsons
Liver Tone is personally guaranteed by every
druggist A large family-sized bottle costs only 50
cents and if you find it doesn't take the place Of
dangerous, salvatng calomc you have only to ask
for your money back
Dodson's Liver Tone IS nttasting. pure.
" vegetable remedy harmless q both children
and adults Take spoonil. at night and wake up
feeling fine, no sick headache, blliousness, ague
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-05-25

sour stomach Of eogCed bowels Dodsons Liver
Tone doesn't grne or cause inconvenience III next
day like ealomel
Take dose of calomel tonight and tomorrow
you viii feel sick, weak and nauscated. Don't lose
day work
Dodsons Liver one is real liver medicine
You'll know L next morning because You will
wake up with yoar head clear. YOUR liver active
bowels clean breath sweet and stomach regulated
lou viii feel cheerful and full q vigor and ready
for a hard days work
You can eat anything afterwards without risk
OF salivating yourself or your children
Cict bottle Of Dodsou's Liver Tone and trv it
on my guarantee You'll never again pui dose
Of nasty dangerous calomel into your stomach
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-05-25
DEMOCRATS IN RUSH
FOR CONVENTION SEATS

Washington Mas = More taH
--.0 e applications have been rs enel
Tor tae leat8 or iilaa seats tha uil
5 available III tae S Louis eaaon
ton hal Tor the Democrats naaona.
convention Tie arrans mtHfs eam-
nittee viii select the temporary ana
permanent chairman o. the eoa ea-
ton. former Governor Martin %
clynn cf New Yort already BEING
slated for the Temporary chairman
ship. It is understood that Speaker
Caamp Glars Will be asked to heaomc
j ornament chairman In spite 81 he.
.lresent plan Of Keeping congress con-
unuousl, ia session thror.om tt,.
convention and until the sneasar has
Indicated whether he viii serve no
one else will Do considered
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-05-25
Athletic Directors Elected.

Stillwaier Okia May AZ Il
recent meeting OF representatives ..
schools IN the Oklahoma Inlcrcol
legiate Athletic Conference me lol
lowing officers were elected r. G.
Soutar physical director of The Uni
versay Of Oklahoma president.
Olaud Reeds. coach al Southwestern
Normal fir-l viee president W Il.
Crambeii coach AZ Phillips unNcr
sity second vice president O. e
Gallagher. physical director a. ihe
Oklahoma Agricultural and Mcchaft
cal college secreiaryircasurer Ih
next annual track meet Of the CON
ference will BE- heb.on May lS lM1
10 was announced
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-05-25

ANY skin itching IS temper test
TIE more you scratch The worse e
ituhes Doans Oinimer' tnr Giles
eczema any skin itching. aec at all
drug stores
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-05-25

THE Texas Wonder cures kidney and
bladder troubles. Il solves gravel. cures
diabetes. weak and lame backs. rheuma.
tsfn and ali rrec1ilarities ofthc kidneys am
bladder iu both men and women. II not sold
treatment and seldom fails % ptficct cure.
send for testimonials from this and other
State Or. T.. W. Hall, 2rf Olive Sire {,
St LOuis. No. Sold by drugcists.--Adv .
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-05-25
OIL and Gas Lease BLANKS.

on aud gas lease blanks for sale At
The Leader office Conform to all
late supreme court decisions.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-05-25

E>OR cATARRH Of the nose, throat
4 stomach bowels and more delicate
sean4 le lr to take llnol'a Su.a
eafIl a ahngchf. cUgT
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ELKs TO MEET AIT MoALesreR
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-14
NEWPORT NEWS GETS
ANOTHER FROM PORTSMOUTH

f"i;rSMoITiI. Scptcnbcr l..--BriI-
ilant hrldinE today won the third
Ehm" OF I'll" roSt-s"H.uu series for
Newport News 10y the score Of TO /
portsmouth, started a ninth-inniur raj
- with - double and - one-has. hit.
hut tho best tina, could II" done WIS
a run squeezed IN on errors
Nrwpor, News got her ,allicS over
on six hits. four of wfich were
scratches. An even larger crowd than
or the opening day Witnessed the con-
test which, while long in duration was
hlicd with spectacular defensive work
On both sides. McMahou played at
third in place OF Moore. who has been
injured. aud Newport News entered a
protest. this before the contest stari-
ed. Portsmouth also entered :; pro-
test on the ground that NEWPORT News
players have not yet made aifidavits az
TO their salaries.
The score by innings: T. H. +.
Newport News % oonl 20 i
Portsmouth ....o % o"nu Ii { Z
liattcricS--EaN aud Lake Pearson
and Reynolds unIpjres, Kennedy. col
ltlowcr AMI Buckley
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GENERALS GATHERING FOR
1916 GRlDlRON BATTLES

LEN NGTON. September lS-initial
practice OF the Washington ami Lee
football season was held this after
noon, when thirty-fvc men reported TO
Coach Donahuc on Wilson Field Al
though the squad is considered small
even for the first day. and numbe red
only eleven of last years men il is
expected to be increased considerably
tomorrow. Donahue will he in charge
until III" arrival of Head Coach Elcock
on Friday.
Captain Young and Quarter Back
i'aglcy were among the candidates to
report to-day, while Ignico. picrotti
TIL, Bethel and Cromwell, last years
stars, arc expected tomorrow.
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SPORTS
VIRGINIA HORSE Wins
EXPRESSIVE LOU AGAIN
CAPTURES vALUABLE PRIZE
o. Lou Dillon Cover. Her
sell With iionors Ia t.runL
Circuit Knpes

Circuit Races.
sivr i inH ~. September la--Exprcs.
w0! we $1,000 american Horse freed.
crs tuturity. the feature or ,o,uav:s
Murphy entry led the Held from s, az
10 finish in both heats. and crossed ~.
'nc Win plenty TO spare. vac
easy IL, ,ie, 90 1"N drove Young Todd to an
| - PAGERS. winning in straight hents
iord icd the Held in each heat
,oam me 1:i i, ,rot provided Il thrill, when
neat after finishing sixth In the nrsr
dhu fourth in the second.
81; nis lingen literally walked away
Milh me 2:li pace. winning each Of the
three heats. WIG
o,morrow the program includes the
..overhors stake and the Chamber or
Si oihi mere. stake. each valued at $1,000
Scht LEHMAN drivers. will comprise iha
card. '"c
The Syracuse. 2:i7 pace three .bca,
plan $4,000: 'o''
Young Todd; b. 3. BY Director
Iodi. Woodford i:clle CCox)
iclcr c.. b. $. by Wolverines Irene
McGrecor oSnowD . i,
Sir Anthony Carter. lar. $, sire
sir LlEhtToot tGccrS) .o q
Bay Mar also ran. Time. a:oS r.
::05 i, 100 1t l.
;, american Horse breeders futuri,y,
, IN ys,ar-9lls Two in three. $4,000
''I,fr Srsgsr Lou, o b C.. By Atlantic
sublime: b. Z. by Worthy Mckin.
ncy -1arr;cta 'Traynor, .....3 Z.
'-1'.T waits. b. f.. by Gent Watts
i.t"N Arion tStout ..
hinsen SIX. Cochat" Jay. General
!, or. 0rKe ana iialmiacaan also ran Time.
10Y ! 4. los - ''
40 ,rot uhree.hcat plan). $1,000:
Howe constantine, br. = hv con
sinntiiiGI l.nddie l.. by Wilson
NJ l.. T. So, -, ';;,:, ~,
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RIXEY GETS HIS BUMPS

rtJLADt.IriIIA. September l;--St
louis got an even break here to-day.
winning Ia" first game by kno"kinG
liiN"N OFF th" rubber in the seventh
inning. to {, and Philadelphia taking
the second. > 10 1. largely through
craNaih's hard hitting. cravath's home
run dtoN" in two runners ahead OF him
III the sixth inning. aud his double ia
the eighth helped TO score the winning:
tally. BcScher aud Long were put out
%! The htst game In the first inning
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-14

cag,,rom Onslow t2) Moran. Gather ,.).
smith u..ortou. Stolen b"s.s-Koii. chan
u't.. I'gWr4l- Two base hits-Alurtn -,
.A.g smith. Carlstrom. iioino r,in .',r'-
,..fan nn.tow Double plays Carl,trom.
~ Too o. N"t!l; Mcdonald. en- To- O'N"lll.
,"th.r Wagner 10 Naisol struck ON, ~
4N.2a 10y full"uw.idor. /. i}a-v- ON balls
"t iNSgu. J! "ii Fu!icuwciuvY, NUl
B-N.- n.Ll nna W.stlrNclt. Tim. w
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BOSTON COMING STRONG

BOSTON. September IL Tho I,os,,r
Nationals gained ground in the pcn-
n"il' rae" ami are noM one and uur-
nhli games behind the Leading Hrook-
iNhS. J ne scores were to :, and II
4" g. smiths ave hits inciudinr :,
double ana triple, out of five times
NJ ~ the first game. aud M.rauyiiIc's
hridlnG and batting ia hoih contests
we're iarEf factors IN the i;ravrs' sue
cess. MdG"c made a home run with
The bases filled, ia The second raruc
i'enibach pitched thirteen of the cirh-
'eeh innings Ter l:ost"m The score:
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CHICAGO BEATS ST. LOUIS

CHICAGO. September I3.-C'hicar
defeated ST Louis. ? TO y, in ten liz
nings Of wild playing to-day. Welt
mans wild throw of Wcaver's ground
cr sent the winning run across the
plate in the tenth inning after two
men were out
The locals pounded Hamilton off the
mound in the opening inning. Russell
twisted his ankle sliding into second
base and had 10 be carried off the field.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-14

CHICAGO, September l3.-Kuma ga e
and Mikami, Japanese tennis players
were beStcd in singles to-day by Wal
ter Hayes and Ralph Burdick. Chi
cage tennis amateurs. ut the Kenmore
courts. Hayes downcd kumaEac, Is
and G-i, and Eurdck won over MI
kami. g. and G.
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FIRST GAM


rot"ls....a : e 9 'rniI. u me- :, e.
t.hic,-o ~ '"''HS T..
,, Snmmny Run Hgidcr. L: smith. safer.
M"rnhNlllr q. without, Eon"tchN -, + ~
smith. Gowdy Tw"-iasc hits N',r,,r 81, ~
): smith j G. smith Three hasn bits :
n'h"i. MarAu'i!Ir. SnodrraS>. :! 4 smith
Ma;;",. stolen h,scS-t. smith N.,rn ',..nn'
i,a;,r niisnEF"n n"u!hach. i,as,s on
"a us OIL vaughn. I; on I'r"uGcrrs.i .. nU
kcnlhach. ! or Tyler. iii,sLnfT V,n,,-, ",'
~ "a inni"Ss "tf rr"mdcrga,t. in go:
,iillhtS. OIL R'uli'nch. ia So. inuinss
IN 10y iitchcr-hy rrcndcrgast / UnW
M"hlhdrh. struck oni--bv vaughn 49,, :,
I.IrN' 10y ECuiha"h. 3; 10y tyler. Wud
mirh rcrry tinpircS -Elc!n ana Ern,,Ic
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r"ials...gI ~ II. T"taI... 3 II
'Eattod for High In seventh
tEgti"d for Shawkcy In eighth

Detroit ..................l - 10 1
New York ..............0 ~ u o q - /
Summary: I:uns-Niu, Vea"h. Crawford
lehman. Miller rW".b-S" hits high
Baker. crawford Thrc"- h.," hit-V.'aCh'
Sacrifice Bush. Spencer stolen h.-..-.
N"a"h. l;"s"S on halis-"it Sha wi,y. / Off
c"vc!cEhic. !. H:thy pitch.r-by Sh. v.Ii.y,
J: 10y l,u>s. /. Wild pit.h">-S he wli"y. !;
ioauSs. l. CmpircS-Nall!n and UI."uShlin
r!mc-l 81. -
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BROOKLYN IS LICKED

iI;coklYN. September l3.-Thc III
l"l"S beat tho Supcrhas. i To 3. today
"ud tiShicn"d up the National League
race. The Pirates knocked Smith out
Ni VA" hos in the seventh. and Den
'n'l"d /" stop them. fucker held the
VISITORS S"urclcS% ia the last TWO in
'h&S. Warner was put out of the
.:linc ~ the sixth inning for arguing.
FNv score:
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i'sliin. = co'.9s rHrce-hase ht,~,E
NJ, sister. l.. collins Terry. stolen bases
Marsans l.. Collins. Jackson. i.e.bold (aJ
;, hnLk. struck OUT b. Davenport. g; by
p-niorth. ): by ticuttc. 9. 10y r'.bcr /
~ "'iiin"n Ba~cs on b-ila-oG VII
l.ms oil ticottc. y "n Davenport 4:
oH MOOD :. Double piays-l.av to sister
Shotton 10 Pratt iiit hy pitch"r-by WiI.
rHHunN' tmriros-owcn and Connolly
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WINCHESTER RACE RESULTS
War! Jnnc and t.nur,iinni Tnke I.c,J.
ing E>rnts-Iom Cannon
Illus tharyr.

WINCHESTER. September 13-Thc
racing program. iu charge Of Tom can
non, ~" veteran Washington ,ui.uan
WAS The main feature to-.lav a, ,h,,
Forty seventh Annual Winchester FAR
M events We're OF iull interest. iii.
summaries:
2:2a pacing. purse $500:
Mar Jane dohcrt Barr.
Julia NJ 'verdaut r.n,yii Stock
:, Farm; chHrlo'tesyill.D ..a ,l. =
May Prince dong y Herbert,
it"r.rstown. MAJ .. = 4
Bert chimes eW. L. Miller.
hiIl l.ylcs 'w T. Miller.
Anna ballard cw. i Grove. : :
Tim ap." .:isl. ...o. s:?c,. ~ ego.
,:. s:% 'r3''i@ ,Fr! Mprsc cu 500
Deed rnksr u.oa. < iicrGer, ! ! }
Ian" .. " i: Miller, washing.
Mordc"at ,Jnv,ns Eros, wash .
.AlIic * a.. {. Matters. German.
town. MIDI ............5 ) 4
80 special pacing purse $50:
Virginia =. IS boswell. FORTS
mouth. Va, .. :: :.
Lady clifton cJavims Eros. Wash
Tramroncsh ~ J simpson.
charlottcsviilc) ..i :;
Cuban Turns tf'red Swert. New
Timc. 2.$2 -, 2:$2!-4. $50.
buc-inilc dash. purse. SIo5:
Windmill l.cith Bros. MouutvillcI.
hrst. Drawn a.; IL. tttcrhack. Hay
ley IFrcdcrck. Md. third: Nirgini.,
Fairfax ~ l.. Kennedy, Harrison
burE). fourth. Time, I:i.i-o
Motorcycle race. five miles. purse s35:
Constant. irst: Jones, second May.
third. Time, I:30.
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DETROIT ALMOST AHEAD
TIGERS LACK BUT TWO
POINTS OF FIRST PLACE
Roth Teams Change PITCHERS While
t'nmr l. nrrrtnin. hut Dc
trOit ltallic>.

DETROIT Septemocy Detroit
defeated Sew York in the opening
game -; tn" series this afternoon. 10
|. and moved within = points uf FIRST
irlacc. tovclcskic had tho game wcIi
IN hand until the eighth, when - run
whS scored ON - pass AMI two singles.
i'ahSS WAS then sent in To relieve him.
l'ipp was sent in /" bat for ShAwkcy
ana Russell finished the game. Two
more runs were scored on him on Z,
lasS. Il hi, and an error 10y i;auinann.
I'll. score
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MAPS DEFEAT ATHLETICS

CLEVELAND. September l3.-Clcyc-
land defeated Philadelphia. y 10 1;
Myers was hit hard, while four of hi.
bases on balls resulted in runs Bccbc
was Knocked out Of the box in four
innings, but Lambeth. who succeeded
him, was effective. The score:
Gle, Gland. phiIn,I.IuI,i.,
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SECOND GAME.

ih''I;d%lnhH ........... > IS
summary Runs -PasAcrt. ::;choG. STOCK
~, ,,ravnih !t"rnsby. Wilson O., Lot
ru ~ -" hi'S-<i mott Lott. cravath. HON.
,, "' r"Nath Double play stock Nichon
- ~, i.ud"rnS St"cn h"ses-i'asl<cr, Hornsby.
~ ~" - .'"'"' IN innings. Struck out
-. icl'!drt'; \, 10y Lott. 3: by Currir l.
~ iS cn on nai'I?m Demnroe. i OF Lott. q;
'inp!rcs-t!uiElcy and BYRON TimcNa.lI =
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American League

EE>ILI~ YESTERDAY.
h''h@u. .: -. Louis. \
Detroit !: New Iusl, l.
N'Lind. y: Philadelphia. l.
\" others >rhrdIi.dD
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Cincinnati ............I q q ! q o = q
Vow YurN ..........a q u u q -
summary: Runs Groh t3I. Chas" (2,.
,,t,nr"; Icrnz'G. Robertson, Zimmerman o..
i.t"hcr Tw"-has" hit Kann. Thrcc-hasc
nut, has. Griffith. ,roh. iinScs on balls
g,n Srhm"id"r. OF schulz, >: off Smith, l.
iilt-"n Schneider. g. OF Schulz. In 6
1rinCS: cG Smith. tn 5l-3 innings. Struck
"n' hr Smith. :; hy I'"rriit. >; by schulz
by knctz"r umpircs-Riglcr aud
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, to-. ny Umpire Byron for arguing


rhiladclih.a ~ . I - q q . -,
- Louis . q y - n :, , n
HHilnI"rv. runs i'a=tlcrt. '''raNsth I.u,lc,
tn, h"nrr%h: ii"tl". ';"n.al"e ~. Mnlc,
1r,."th. Whi,t"d i,.t..I Iuii"r. ri,r.,
~, MT ktiifcr Sacrifice hits -Iiurrins
,i"hN"t'S. Double piHN>- Stock. ',uI,,-,l. =.
R"u"T'tt: N:"hoff. iIan"rof, :" I.l,I"-uy:
"r> 'ilEsins 4" SNYDER Hits of Riy"y
% l-' inning struck oMi -bv EiyoN
~ ,,rhd"r J; ~ hm"s. =. Bss"s on hslis
~ hiIin .; OF NmcS. :. Wild pitch
jI"pir"s, B'rom aud 9uirlcv. Rhine 7. h"irs
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STANDING or ruI cll-us
Niihki inni rLAr TODAY.

-" Vert, az Detroit
lhilHdcipIIi, ~ IIv,,I,uI
W Washington H, thirivn
i'p>toU ~ Iuui.
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National League


. 49, - : rs skDAN \.
thl>'.hfrh. u: I;r"n!.!Nn =.
N'N u1~, =; ,utInu.tI % FIRST .,,,.,
10y a"l.' y: in.'!HnHti I t>r, und game,
i:".t,,, :; ',n'"En' =. ttIr>t gatncI.
- on -. tii'i'In. ,~r,uIu ...,n,.l
',hi, - i'hiAdc!phtu. I Uirst -,,m,l
.,,,',.., '-"''-' = I'h!lt'r. phia. > l>rcuud
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FIRST CAME.
.r"'a 50 . = u Totals ~ Ia - Is
li"ttc,i for t;rinlth i'm ninth.

cincinnati .............u - u a q n u n a. a
Sew Nurll ....-....... n ~ q q . q q a
summary: Runs IiminrrmHu. Fletcher
I:"hi. I'h%.s "n halls OF Srhupp. =: off
'"u"y J Thrc"-nasr hit liurlkc Struck
nut 10y T"u"y. :. hy S,huru. l. Umpircs-
i.tson and lt:glcr. Time ~
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Cleveland .............l q. :. q -
Philadelphia =. .......l . q "a
summary: Runs 80 Allison ,3b ~. rb.r
Speaker Wamby. Guistu. Dcbcrry. McEIrcn
Gp. Mcinnis Haley. Two base hits Grover
Roth rhrcc-h:.~c hit-tirar.y. SacriN,.o
hiiS-I;a rbcr. thap man. Iicbc. Stolen bases
-Strunk ca. liascs on hails-uh Myers. I;
an Bcbc. =: OFF lambeth. :. Struck out
hv Myers. {: by li"b", ]; by lambeth .
Wild pitches Lambeth %. Passed bali
Dcbrrry Doubl" p!ays--Witt. Grover To Me-
1nnis: Roth 10 Guist0 Cmpircs-Owcns and
Evans. No time given.
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Chicago.
ais. rs iO12e II /. Totals

To'als. ....N lN'?H u Totals n II 20, .
.ltaucd for Davenport in sixth.
, tiiattcd for 1.avan In sixth
two when winning was scored.
/ 'Iiatt"d for Terry IN tenth
! Slated tor i.app In tenth.
St Louis ............1 q.
. Chicago ..............3 Ia
summary: ns-Shoi,on Miller. Pratt.
| NHrsans ~. Rum,cr. Austin. I.avau: j
J collins. Weaver t2). r.. Collins f2D. lack
son. Ncss Co. Danforth. Two-baso hits
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Totals. ...2s go |: T"t.iS....35 /. Is II I
.Struck out: hit Icy b.tt"d ball
tiSattcd for Bcb" in fourth
titattcd for Myers in ninth
Score by innings: II
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SANDING ~ yuI. r,,rs
Mm..;is IIlI.A nj

Nh"';h THE, riAY TODAY.
fLishurrh nj HTnul,i>n
!h 'Hnt'i al \cv NutL
-. Louis ni I'hIiahcIphiu
Chicago AT Boston
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WHERE I!!nf PLAY TODAY
Entail" at NrnirrnI
';niiln"rr ~ iit,iiMD\p,
~" others .r!irduird " ~ '''
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Si..NNnING an. nm rII...
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rl'"'t"d for bcli IN seventh.
''''t"d f"r fucker In ninth.
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SECOND GAME.

To'aTS. - Q = N 'NotaIs 50 s o.
'Batt.d FOR Schulz In seventh
t!i.tt",l for Kuct1,r ia ninth
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-14

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New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1916-09-02

have done for years past. 1t is
very pleasant to note the air of
resistance that prevails in Louis
laana and the telegram from Pres
ident Habst to Mayor Bchrman is
simply rcltcratlng their intention
TO carry on the contest III New
orleans as TO price this coming
season to the bitter end, buying
as they say IN the open market,
and on the same basis as compet-
ING rcllncrS, with Il delightful
reference to the ineXorabIc law
of supply and demand The
planter is the fly that furnishes
"a" supply Of sugar and the sugar
rcilncr is the spider that Wcavcs
the web Of demand, and kindly
invites the flies to enter into his
parIor. Th Louisiana Planter
and Sugar Manufacturer.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1916-09-02
METERS AND KILOMETRES,

Among other things, the war i
educating Americans in tn,
mctrlc system. lit is impossill |.
even for the most unobscrvinp o,
unreilcctlng citizen TO read til,
war dispatches day after dav
with their continual mention OF
campaign gains and losses in terms
OF meters ana kilomctcrs. with
out getting pretty definite no
ton what those terms mean.
Newspapers and new agencies
IN general still assume public IL
norancc in this matter, and adj
here to their established practice
OF turning the metric measure
mcntS into yards and miles. But
1t is dourbtfIll whether this is any
longer necessary. Nearly every
intelligent reader, regardless Of
his education, must realize bv this
time that a meter is trihc more
than yard, that a kilometer- a
thousand meters is about two
thirds of a mile, and that a square
kllomctcr is about four-ninths of
a square mile.
The metric system is used by
all the civilized peoples in the
world except the Americans and
the British. 1t is the most sensi-
Bile and convenient system of
ever invented. 1t,
is bound to become universal some
da. The present gain in famili-
arity with what was formely, to
most of us. merely Il puzzling
school book exercise without !
practical application, may hasten
the day of it's adoption in the
United States.-Bcaumont Enter
Prise.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer., 1916-09-02
PRIDE IN LABOR.

Let us teach our children I,
earn what they get-to give use
ful service in such measure as i,
their tender years they ma,
give, without hardships. B,
which is meant no, Odions chill,
la Dor binding children down I,
steady work but the little er
rands-the little helpful things
aside from the usual duties OF
home ltc-the useful, although
not lrksome, deeds that boys and
girls may do. without detrimen,
to their health and without crow
ding the time that rightfulIy be
longs to them for play For
these things let them be reason
ably compensated. so that they
early may learn the value OF
earning their own way-of being
self f-supporting when they ad-
vance in years.
IL requires tact and good
judgement to separate little kind
nesses and little thoughtfulnes-
ses on the part Of children, those
acts for which they should not
be paid. but which they should
be taught to do as second habit,
from the unusual service for
which parents or outsiders pro
perly may remunerate the little
ones. The cardinal purpose
should be to let children grow
naturally and logically into the
habit Of being self-reliant, of
having a worthy pride iu sustain
ing themselves. as they come to
maturity. If all children had in
stilIed into them habits of indust.
ry and were imbued with the
pride that would disdain to &C
cept charity SO long as it can be
avoided-the pride that impels
men and women to do the best
they can even though adversity
may impose disagreeabIe con
ditions upon them-but who in
sist upon earning their own
there were more of this
pride there would be fewer chro-
mic idlers But sufficient unto
the keen desire for work should
be the opportunity to get work
1t is undeniable that many a de-
serving man. industrious by nat.
ire, too proud to accept charity
10 long ~ he can avoid it, is com
)elled to be the recipient of aid
because he cannot secure work
assuring a livelihood Every
nan should want to Cork. And
here should he work for every
nan who wants it.-Abbeville
Progress !.