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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-19
Ten Years Ago
from The Tive, rll.,i

Sell = Anderson of Fort Worth.
leading cotton man ~ the south is I'm IN.
'lty looking after tho Interests ~ tho
new compress which will b, built east Of
the oitN
\ committee from me Traffic assoris-
'lnn met with ih, city council railroad
rommiiio" Yesterday to devise some
method hy which the Oklahoma a Tssss
rnllfo"d could he admitted into Oklihoma
right away
Colonel Schuyler. chief of staff NJ the
southwestern division NJ the United
states army. lcf, this morning Tor Sacra-
mcniu. ca
The nr' ni San Francisco silll cons
iinu's. nnl lno.oin people ptr homeless
and fleeing Tor their lives Tho flames
Hrc entirely beyond control sni condl.
lions nfr awful
lu the conference NO Washington yes-
icftav an tho statehood biii. the capitsl
clause wa1 considered. aud y was pfsc-
ilcnlly agreed a. 'lN the capital ai Guih.
n" until 1910 with tho provision ,hst no
stat" 'unis shall he used In the ofcctlos
II n building
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-19
Rs, ILIrf r'LUNt

Why1
oh. why should the spirit Of mortal be
PROUD
The .ky overhead shovo'h never n cloud
Ne dous hls ucw suit and goes out for
nm hour,
And comcth back soaked to the skin by
"a shower
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-19

Who h that meek looking little man
who resembles u divinity student
asked the visitor 10 IN" nevspapcr n.
flee
"Tha, IL the sporting editor replied
tho reporter
And who II that coarse looking
brute with tho rcd nose and the loud
clothes" asked the visitor
"Thnt Is the religious editor" was tho
rpplt
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-19
Advice.

Keep hustling. brother. | entreat,
And YOU will earn YOUR bread;
And YOU will get there with both feet
n you will use your head
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-19

There are some large tasks in connection with the
hut one Of the largest f. that Of tho whose duty It
Is 10 keep count NJ the ship, that are torpcdocd
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-19

Rcporl, on the winter vhca, crop Indicate that II IS
Hlu' time fut hu,c ruoteou hcllecrcnls io stop their
tpIi.uurss
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-19
51Dits Of i291By 191['y> Play
copyright 1915 }

copyright 1879
Facts
nv son. take this advice from me-.
And Svnt that lonesome ny." said
Roouc.
And you viii fnd that there U.'l he
Six thousand less 10 swat in June"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-19

unc NJ the most surprising things I'm the world T..
that the oklahoma huoIcsecrs I'm their search for r,.
s'rons drink have mot been dealing altogether I'm Wine
oi Curlu
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-19
Fifteen Years Ago
(from Tho Times Fllesl

O. Fakes lct last night for Arkan-
mH. where he win look after his mining
Interests IN that state
Miss llennlc itattcn went 10 Edmond
yesterday 10 meet the faculty " the nor
maj and 20 with them today 10 Guthris
To tho Misonic conslstory. Miss lnttcn
wlll lee the pipe organist nt u musical
program there THIS evening
Fred Patterson ia having his billiard
uhlcf r"mod'I,d and repaired When
tnlahod Nh, pifIur. NIll boz tho most up
ln-dltr In the territory
Ever, body hla read Of the Realty
ruSh"r near beaumont. the biggest oil
wcll IN The world lu,l last week II was
ihr property NJ u u Realty. an early
dll oklahoma riy resident Lat week
m" owner. Realty su.i n to Robert L.
Henry NJ Chicago for i,25OOOl cash.
Realty mad" the race into Oklahoma
city and stak'l the lot where the Hub
clothing store Is now located but later
sold +, and moved to Perry at the open
ing Of the strip. ana later to Galveston.
where he resided ut the time of the
striking of the rurh"r
\ meeting NJ the pioneers was held
last night no the onIr" ~ Colcord. Gal-
hfHith a Shelley whore an organization
was perfected 10 Infprtuptc the scenes
NJ the opening ~ nll oklahoma to settle.
m"nt Tho organization Wns named
The Pioneer '''r,' nni they will have
. banquet ApfIl ~ Hon siinc, clark
WaH elected chairman aud W l. Alex
nNdrt treasurer Tho following wcr.
present. " l. Alexander. ! VI Oven.
J. ' Brandon. Harry Gcrson. James
1"fson. T. S n'wct. sam Rnftoll. J II.
Garrison. Sidn", CLARKE. T. " CASTOR.
J Grstun. Robert Ghibral'h. J NJ
Haley, ". " Wilson. T , MrNeeham,
samuel rfockor and u . Hhkcnoy
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-19

We boost and praise the festive farmer and he the honest
chamcr who keeps the nations fed but by the boosters bards
and sagc of him who ts the land for wages there's mighty
little said.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-19

In which the Editor Gets all nsled Up.
Every alumni and alumnne and their
respective wives and husbands and for
mcr students are urged 10 be- present.
Iowa CITY Journal
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-19
Tn. wise Fool

Absence makes the heart grow fondcr. q"
quoted the Sage
Yes, " You nrc referring 30 your
creditors" replied the Fool
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-19
HIRED HANDS

Upon the farmers rolling the bird husky harvest
makers pushing the cleaning plows all day above their
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-19

on account Of the shortage ~ dycsturfs tho Easter
egg may have 10 he taken plain this year
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-19

''VN'd df
This world ninf right" snd linNder.
MD som" fine da. hope.
wen use less tnlrum powder.
And use lot more soap
l.uk" Mrlnke
ThInEs Hrc askcN." said Menchlne.
Rut 'is within our reach.
To do lots less of preaching.
Ann practice what We pt,nch"
Wilmington journal Republican
ooof
Dear Luke II you want 10 e 4 B.rge
Ter come up 10 Maukcsha. Wis Ho IL run.
ming FOR city treasurer / " Foor.
Sure.
Dear Luke. Can't Posey Flowers re-,
into the club couscfyn'orv- he 10 n pn.
hrcman In Portsmouth. Ohio -Rcadrr
Notice
Any Cincinnati man who happsns 10
h" thirsty ON Sunday can gp arross tho
river to Coyington, Ky. nni see charles
TotcnhIcf
Quick. Doc. the Bardso..
Rurt t'rc Cutt ls organi,, NJ IN. Pres.
hytrriHn church NJ Flora. ohio
Thing, 10 Worry About,
Nn substances ARE radioactive
Name, 4, Nam.,
M''' stuck lives Rt Ripley. W Va
Our Daily SpeeIsi.
MANY ~" Called. Hui Few Know when
10 -, Down
Iuk. "eLuk. say,
\ Wompus idc, ~ a bargain ia an
article that looks ns " u was worth
thirty ,cnts. hut IL market "9s cents.
reduced from 81
When tho children get 90 m.slng
mother will say y don't know where
they got their selfish disposition from
know they didn't get N from nv side
" The family" And then father will ge,
mad aud 20 out and slam tho door
snnc NJ tho good men who ,nk To tho
luri every hour consider themselves too
good 'n talk tn their nelrhhoft
\ man ran be- sp nrner, that ho viii
Tot hi' wife suppnr, him Hut this doesn't
kr'r him from knocking JAvn bee 10 \.
rfcl'rr ever, time he gets u chance
do'sn hurt any 10 believe that soms
dHy you win discover the fountain ot
Nuuih ~ locate the pot ~ sold ht the
foot " the fninhuN Hut don't set the
idea into YOUR head that your friends
'fo going to take care ~ YOU when you
ARE down nui out
After looking NJ somc people you Ee'
The idea that the war In Europe has
made sURp IA COSTLY HFtIFIs uUt IA h.s,,t
A man would rather Sc, nm ankle.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-19

Tho most difficult Job II that ~ second
husband IN n community where the first
husband was well liked and esteemed.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-19

lie Is 80 worthless said Eph Wiley
YESTERDAY IN referring to u Young man
who resides IN hLs noighhorhood. that
tho people are demanding that he Join
tho navy"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-19

rrof W y. Rust came In from Yukon
today lie has just closed n succcssfuI
,thuol
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-19

Fred Patterson iH having his billiard
uhlc' r"mod'l'd and repaired When
tnl.hod Nh, piflur. NI'l br the most up
tu.dltr I'm the territory
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-19

According to Attorney James Lewis,
The sins of the tax ferret also live after
Arizona republican., 1916-04-23

for special music for the affair this week
 Mrs. Royand Parsons and Mrs. Roy Parsons served at the Country Club tea Saturday afternoon. The bridge Er'ze was wen by Mrs. Isaac Taft Stod lard There were present Mrs. Louis H. Chal- mers. Mrs. Charles McArthur, Mrs. Fe;, Hildreth. Mrs E. T. Ceilings, Mrs. Evans Darby, Mrs Robert Brownfiei ], Mrs. Isaac Taft Stcddard, Mrs. W. w. Chadwick, Mrs. $. F. Coats, Mrs. Ccii Myers, Mrs Frank ,iocelyn, Mrs. J. w Bazell, Mrs. Asa 5. Kennan, Mrs. H. w. Asbury, Mrs C. F. Ainsworth, Mrs. J. Thompson Graham, Mrs. Lewis Wal lace Mrs Paul Renau lngles, Mrs George Olney, Mrs. Fred Woolsey, Miss Mary Leavell, Miss Mildred Norris Miss Eleanor Sloan. and Miss Ellen Conway.
 MT. and Mrs. Eugene Trippel enter tained with Five Hundred Friday even l ing in honor of their son, Alfred A Trippel. The prizes were won by Miss
 Eva Stewart and George Peters. Foul tables were present.
 l
 l In New York on Wednesday after
 noon Miss Alice Redewill will assis
 Mime. Paderewski at a Polish relic benefit. Miss Redewill studied witt Paderewski several years ago in Pari
 and since her arrival in New York ha
 been seen constantly with the note, pianist and his wife. They have givel a number of affairs for the Phoenix gil including tea last week when the de
 tails of the benefit were discussed in
 formally among the group of world
 famous artists who are to assist in tn
 benefit.
Arizona republican., 1916-04-23
Especial Correspondence)

AJO, April 21.-One of the most i'm portant financial transactions thus far consummated in connection with the Ajo mining district has been closed here with the transfer of the Cardigan and Meyers groups of copper claims comprising total of thirty claims in the heart of the Ajo mineral belt and joining the New Cornelia property on the south and west. The identity of the purchasing syndicate was not made public, but it is authoritatively stated that it includes number of the strongest mining men in the MeSaba range iron mines in Michigan. This transaction means the stimulation of nationw wide interest in the Ajo dis trict, not because of the scale of the transaction, but, still more because of the prominence and standing of the mining operators in the purchasing syndicate. The sale was made at large figure with a substantial cash payment down and calls for immediate development on large scale.
 The Ajo Consolidated Copper Con- pany are pushing development work on their property with two diamond drills and have just completed the installation of new machinery and have full force crosscutting from the main shaft to | the rich ore bodies developed in the l drill holes. Large bodies of commercial ore have been developed and it is rl- mored that the property will be sold in the near future to an eastern syndicate at a price reported to be in the neigh borhood of s12,00O,00O.
 The New Cornelia Company are rushing the development work on the
 4,0O0 ton teaching plant and within an other year will be producing copper al
 the rate of about 36,OOO,OOO pounds E
 year.
 The Wall Street property located
 three miles south of Ajo was recent,
 examined for large company and iron
 all indications the deal will go througl and number of diamond drill hole. will be put down on the property in tn, near future. The surface indications oi this property are excellent and will un.
 doubtedly develop into one of the biz producers of the district
 Copper Mountain, owned by Gibsol
 and Knox, and located about eighteen
 miles southeast of Ajo, is attracting great deal of attention and it is ru mored that deal is to be made for tn purchase of the property by one of tn largest companies in the state. J. A. c. Martinez of Phoenix gave
 lease and bond on his property twent
Arizona republican., 1916-04-23

charming affair yesterday at her home on East Moreland street. The living rooms carried out the Easter sugges- tion in 9 decoration of pink and gold. The attractive favors, novel baskets accertuated the Easter idea. Rumey was the afternoons diversion. There were present Mrs. Herbert Mann, Mrs. L. D. Dameron. Mrs. D. T. Hil., Mrs. George Brockway, Mrs. John D Loper, Mrs Charles Dunlap, Mrs. William Burton McCandless, Mrs. C. C. Smith, Mrs A. L. Moore, Mrs. A. J. Moore, Mrs C. B. Palmer, Mrs. Robert F'rei- del, Mrs T. J. Richey. Mrs. J. B. Boden and Miss Bernice Shackelford.
 The initial Easter dance will take place at the Country club Tuesday evening. The informal weekly dance has continued during the Lenten sea son, but a renewed interest and larger attendance is expected in the weeks to come Arrangements have been made
Arizona republican., 1916-04-23
Chandler News
IMPORTANT MEETING

The executive board of the Woman's club met on Wednesday afternoon, and appointed the chairman for the various committees as follows:
 Program, Mrs. K. NJ. Gilbert; Prest., Miss Madge Peeler; Reception and House, Mrs. E. w. Monroe; Philan- thropy, Mrs. D. M. Arnold; Civics and Education, Mrs. E. R. Morris; Mem bership, Mrs. E. L. Rogers; Literature, Mrs. Jennie Durfee; Home Economies, Mrs. B. L. Marsh.
 The Woman's club having charge of the yard contest with the aim of mak ing Chandler district one of the beaut! spots of the state, appointed the fol low committee to arrange details ot this important wark. l Mrs. F. c. Jordan, Mrs. D. M Ar hold, Mrs. J. W. Heffner, Mrs. Delmal Williams.
Arizona republican., 1916-04-23
Y. w. c. A.

The Easter vesper service will be held this afternoon at five o'clock, out of doors under the trees. Miss Nell Blount will give an Easter talk. and one that will be especially interesting to girls. There will be special music oy a trio of women's voices. Mrs R. M. Tefel and the Mandolin club. Mrs. Reha Elliot and Mrs. Alma Lowe will have charge of the flower decorations
 A crowd of sixteen girls went to the Yaqui Indian dance Saturday night. They had a picnic supper and a good time in general.
 The high school Y. w. C. A. club gave a surprise party for Helen Dav- ison, a member of the club, who leaves | for her home m New York next Mon- | day The girls gathered at Eastlake vited Miss Davison to spend the night with her, took her for a walk and in- ciGentally brought her to the park I Games were played, refreshments served, and each left with a regret il her heart of losing Miss Davison from the club.
 Thursday night was gala night ol the Y. w. c. A. grounds when table: were fixed by the lunch room commit
 tee out on the lawn and the girls tool
 their trays and ate out under the oper sky. After the supper the girls of thu
 Bible class had their pictures taken fo the association annual Mrs. R. F Tafel pIea Sed tho audience with sever
 al vocal numbers. also Miss Gertrud Shepherd sang one piece after another until the crowd dispersed.
Arizona republican., 1916-04-23

The Art Study Class of the Woman's club w:Ii meet Thursday afternoon at 2:50 o'clock in the department room. Mrs. Emery Oidaker will conduct the program, the subject of which vii, be Artists of Southern California"
Arizona republican., 1916-04-23
CARD|GANMYERS GROUPAT AUD
 TAKEN OVER BY B|C SYNDICATE

miles south of Ajo for consideration of $20000,000. Development work will be started in the near future.
 The townsites are all booming and the muleskinner that can pilot six mule team up Main street without get ting mixed up with a jitney is consid- cred hero. The Ajo Stock Exchange conducted by Mitchell & Brunei is one of the busiest places in the new camp. The Ajo News company is also very busy place on the arrival of the Ari- zona Republican. This paper reaches the camp one day earlier than any of the other papers and there is always big rush to get the latest news. A great many new people are coming into the camp and from all indications Ajo will be one of the largest camps in the southwest for the next quarter of century.
Arizona republican., 1916-04-23

Mrs. W. D. shackelford gave a
Arizona republican., 1916-04-23
GOOD DlNNE FER

The Ladies' Aid society of the Meth odist church will serve dinner on Fri day Chicken pie, mashed potatoes, salad, Dutch cheese, pickles, brown bread ice cream and cake and coffee make an appetiZing menu. Every one invited.
Arizona republican., 1916-04-23

The Woman's club will present the Lyric club in concert on the evening of May A. An excellent program has been arranged and well known favorites will take part.
 The need of an all night drug store in Phoenix will be discussed at the Civic league "Wednesday afternoon by Dr. Rosa Goodrich Boido. After this question has been agitated, Mrs. E. P. Biddings, who was active in the Ari- zona suffrage campaign, but who has passed the last few years in California, will reveiew the recent convention of | he California State Federation of Clubs which she attended. She will take up the matter of Settlement Houses" The i league is particularly interested in this i line of work and it is quite possible that something might be done in a practical way toward securing a set clement house for Phoenix. The league endorsed the Keatings- Owen bill and three other measures pertaining to women and children now pending in congress, the bills being called to at tention by Mrs. J. L. B. Alexander the chairman of the civics education de- partment of the state federation.
 
 The last meeting of the Glendale
 Woman's club under the auspices of the
 civics education department this sea
 son will be held Wednesday afternoon
 The chairman, Mrs Ira J. Moore, has
 arranged many unusual features undel 1 The program follows:
 } Roll Call ..................... .... Little Bits from Here and Ther 1 Music ...............M Mrs. J. G. Brook Reading Doris Ott !, Uncle Sam, Are You Prepared?. , .................... Carol De Feve
 Mexico ............ Emma Lou Walter
 Preparedness Miss Mark I Current Topics ................. ....M Mrs. G. A. White, Mrs. F. L. Gan Q Review of the European War. + ................. Werner Patterso ''
 Thrift and Efficiency will be dis |. cussed by N. D. Sanders, assistant mar v ager of the Phoenix Savings Bank an
 Trust company at a meeting of u D Business Girls Club at eight o'cloc T. Monday evening at the Y. w. c. A. IT tt club has offered splendid programs tn l. season upon a variety of subjects al II the speakers list composed of men al l. women prominent in the business. pr, k' fessional and social world, has be, ts exceptionally fine
 in
 
 on Wednesday last, the subject adop )n ed for next years work was a cour es of study in modern philosophers, t. modern thinkers, alternated with pr ,l. grams upon some of the contempora en British poets. This will give vari he aspect to the years work and at t or same time. allow full time for prepar F. tion for the one heavy" program ca r. month. The program in detail will 1e announced in these columns shortly. .r One afternoon has again been S
 aside for creative work, which may =. produced and submitted by membe
 during the coming year.
 HI This year the afternoon given over N original work from the membership W H) great success.
 MI Mrs. Franklin McCluskey had sor g.I lovely verses, and "our" Hoosier DO 4sI Miss Christiana Gilchrist read a nur M Der of delightful poems in dialect-n Fi in the dialect of James Whitcomb Rilt I but of their old hired girl Sair, XII Preceding these, Mrs Frederick He TI shaw had read the one-act play WI Miss Bertha McEwen Knipe, 'T
Arizona republican., 1916-04-23
MOTOR TRIP

Mr. and Mrs Leonard George enjoyed a motor trip to Ray where they have been for the past week renewing the acquaintance of pr. and Mrs w. B. Barrackman who formerly resided in Chandler.
Arizona republican., 1916-04-23
SOCIETY NEWS
(Continued from Page One)

Thursday complimentary 10 her daugh fer. Mrs. C M. Cron, who will return Co her home in Miami today after a brief but delightful stay here. The tshle decorations of pink were carried out in roses and sweet peas. Easter baskets were the favors. Covers were laid for Mrs. H. NJ. Fennemore. Mrs. p. \. Tharaldson. Mrs. A. M. Mayfield. Mrs W. B. Twitchell, Mrs. George Mintz. Mrs. Irving Fletcher, Mrs. John Lentz. Mrs. Charles J. McElroy. Mrs. Robert Holmes. Mrs. Sam Rosenblatt, Mrs Edward Eisele, Mrs. Emil Gang. Mrs F. K Baker. and Miss Laura Tanton.
 Mrs W. D. Shackelford gave a
Arizona republican., 1916-04-23
A SON

MT. and Mrs. R. D. Farnsworth, Of Fort Morgan. Colorado, are the happy parents of an 111a pound boy. Mrs. Farnsworth is the daughter of NJ. P. Freeman, of Chandler.
Arizona republican., 1916-04-23
OFFICERS ELECTED

Mrs. J. W. White was reelected president of the Parent Teachers as- sociation at their annual meeting, and Miss Mabel Mulcahy was elected sec retary.
Arizona republican., 1916-04-23
NEW RANCH MACHINE

A. M. Morgareidge and J. B. Smith spent Wednesday morning at the H L. Chandler ranch north of town. They were setting up d big new stacker re- gently purchased for the ranch.
Arizona republican., 1916-04-23
LAND SALE

W. H. Gregg has sold his 80 acre
 tract two miles northeast of Chandler
 to J. H. Starbuck who arrived this week.
Arizona republican., 1916-04-23

Hire a little salesman at The Re- publican office. A want Ad will see more customers than you can.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-10-21
Methodist

Tomorrow morning following the
regular Sunday school session. the
pastor will preach upon the theme
of THE New Brotherhood" Miss
South, our choir leader and soloist,
will favor us with appropriate solos
morning and evening. Miss South's
earnest, soul-touohing and inspiring
solos ought to be heard by everyone
Of our constituency. The Epworth
League at $3.50 offers young people q
profitable hour. Good music, elevat-
ing fellowship and interesting topic,
with hearty welcome awaits you. At
1880 p. m. the sermon toric will be
Lamps" This theme will be5 graph
ically presented and calcula-ed to be
of practical helpfulness.
Special meetings for the coming
week will be Sunday 3 chool board
meeting Monday evening-Wednesday
evening instead Of regular prayer
meeting a special treat awaits you
Bishop L. w. Kyles, A, NJ, d. D., of
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-10-21
sfaQS|'I|[||R|'lTllaIIsIIAAs,
G1TTlI1TrITllIIllD

Friends in this city of Mrs. l'er-
tha NJ. Trombley have just received
word of her wedding to c, H. Han
sen, which was solemnized last Sat
urday, October IA, at Alexandria
MINI. The wedding was simple but
very pretty affair, the bride wearing
a smart travelling suit of blue, with
a corsage of brides roses. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hansen are now on an extended
wedding trip through the west being
in North Yakima today. They will
return to their home in Minnesota by
way of Seattle, san Francisco Los An
geles and Texas
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-10-21
Breaks Leg Rushing Film

In an effort to rush film from
Baker to Pendleton in timn for the
evening show at the Temple last night
a young man Of Baker name un.
known here. suffered a broken leg
Manager Pefferle of the Baker play
house had failed to get the film
aboard the last train to PendletOn and
had offered young m0tcrcyclist
s15 if he would get the film here by
Z o'clock in the evening lie left
Baker at 2 but, as he was passing
through La Grande, his motorcycle
skidded and he sustained a broken
leg. The Temple was forced then to
substitute one of the films held in re-
serve.