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CABINETE

Idleness should be classed with hum
ger and thirst. and the one should be
avoided just as much as the other two.
Time Is the most valuable of all pos
sessions, therefore do not waste time.
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New York is spending $500, 0OO, 900
on subway construction.
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II tlttie Mlxnsa

"Are you going to do your ChlSatnsun
shopping early1" as
'Oh. yes; l always have Ok lAte..
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TEA AND TEA-MAkiNG.

A cup of tea is simple thing to pre-
pare. but often it is SO poorly prepared
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The Hippomobiie.

The Centaur kicked.
"Td rather be merged with six.
cylinder car" II cried.
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Signature Of L<zZzzk1f
In Use for Over 30 Years.
Children Cry for Fletcher's CastoriA

Beware OF people whose politeneHs
Ii excessive.
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Tbs women of Ostergotland have
raised $1,000 for an airpiane, which
is to be made at Thulln's ironworks.
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1mpoFtans % Nnothero
Examine carefully svary bottle ~
CASTORIA. that famous old remedy
Tor infants and children, and seo that Il
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The heirs Of Mrs. Emmy Setterwall,
nee Fagerlund, and the widow Of the
late Consul G.. Setterwall of Stock
holm have. according to the will Of
the deceased, set aside $4,000 as
fund for furnishing good and cheap
rooms for poor parents who have
many children. The same parties also
donated $4,000 to charitable institu-
tt,r- md rrfyotp partips
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where believe
w bit better than the
themselves and quite seriously why
highway nothing
hit the
the
formidable
balanced
In the place Mccoy Banner have
midst
Pitchers
hypnotic his Covngton be
a
all his ability heaIng tablespoonful
tanned batting
Heatey the old standby
Murphy
placed brilliant daily
j
Oklahoma
des that The fighting
the dashng
at and all while
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-08-20
Morris and Moran in Good
Shape; Two Weeks More
of Workouts.
SALE OPENS MONDAY
Reservations Made by Fans
in Score of Cities; Out
look Is Great.

Carl Morris and Frank Moran are
in splendid physical shape for their
15-round bout on the afternoon of
September 4, and tomorrow both ol
them Will begin their final two weeks
OF boxing and active gymnasium wolk.
Morris will do some road work at
Sapulpa this morning, but will knock
off for the rest of the day. Moran will
spend a day Of quiet rest, as he is Il
devout Catholic and does not believe in
training on the sabbath He and
Willie Lewis, his principal trainer,
Will attend church this morning and
the balance OF the day will spen- at
their bungalow east OF the city.
Prepare for Big sale.
With orders already in from a score
of cities for several hundred seats,
all arrangements have been cor,-
pleted for opening the advance sale
at the Brady hotel tomorrow. A
corps of clerks will be engaged IN
handling the sale, and tickets can be
purchased only at the Brady. Charts
of the .trera have been prepared and
every man purchasing a ticket will
know exactly the location Of mis- seat.
The prices range from s. 10 S15.
Strange to say, a majority of the or
ders already received are for the SIS
rngside seats. Interest in the bout
outside OF :he state is surprising. o.
ders have been received from xii
Howard, Chicago; Tommy Sullivan
and Harry sharpe of 81. Louis Eeddy
Gallagher Denver; Gabe Kaufman.
Kansas City; Jimmy Bronson, Joplin:
and from others in Springfield, Mo,
St Joseph. Mo, independence. Kan.
Wichita, Kan, Topeka, Kan, Dallas,
Texas, Fort Worth, Texas, Fort Smith,
Ark. Little Rock, Ark, and many
other points, as well as two or three
dozen points in Oklahoma.
No favorites will be played at the
advance sale. 1t will be first come
first served. A big local rush is ex-
pected tomorrow. As IN indication of
the interest in the match more than
rs ringside seats have already been
reserved by Pawhuska fans, who sent
a representative to the city TO make
the selection in person.
Work on Arena.
The promoters have awarded the
contract for the construction of the
arena. Everything is being made
ready and work of pu-I,ny up the
baseball club leaves on its next r1ad
tour. The seats will be made in n
sections so they can be pug uD IN
few days time. There VIII be seats
for twelve thousand persons.
The tickets for the match are quite
elaborate. and there is no possible
chance of forgery or substitution. The
promoters will employ a large squad
of officers to maintain order and pro-
tect the patrons of the match. There
will be fifty ushers in uniform, and a
number of entrances and exits IN or
der to avoid n Jam. The Tulsa
band will be hired to furnish music
while the crowd is being seated.
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HARD MATCHES IN
TENNIS SEMI FINALS
Thompson and kennedy and Iams
and Sloan arV Pittcd for
List Round

Hard driving mat,he- featured tho
somi-final play in the y. NJ G. A. divi-
sion tournament yesterday afternoon
The hcadiner match of the day In the
stars class was won ty lame over
Clppc. Cd. 6-3. Shlklcy defeated
Propst, So. 40. c. lu :hc hy play
Sloan was winner over Sh4ckley
sc. 6-1. 6-1.
THOMPSON triumphel over Bcntly
c.. g. and kennedy eliminated
Huggius. Sc, &C. O. in the near
stars play lr the finals Monday
afternoon Thompson VIII meet Ken
nody and Tams Will ue-up with Sloan.
There will be meeting Of the
special Y. VI. c. 4 tennis committee
Monday night az which time plans
viii be formulated for the city tourna-
ment here. september 4 tC 9.
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viii a Straight Left Send
Morris Into the Discard {?

gsrding a match between them. but
until they were actually signed up
and had their forfeits deposited,
bout between them was uncertain. No
one but Sammy McClintic, the in
trepid Tulsa promoter, had the nerve
to guarantee $4,000 to the two bat
tiers.
Elimination Bouts.
Jim Coffey. Gunboat Smith and
Moran were considered the logical
title contenders some months ago, and
thon last fall began q series of events
which eliminated the first two named.
On october 10, Moran Knocked out
Coffey in New York in the third
round. on November 10, Coffey
knocked out Gunbcat Smith in the
fourth round, and then on January Z,
Moran again knocked out Coffey in
New York, this time in the ninth
round
Morris had already won a shade de-
cislon over Coffey. Since then he
has defeated Gunboat Smith, Arthur
Pelky. Tony Ross and others. Then
came the Moran-Willard match con-
trary TO expectations willard failed TO
stop Moran.
Morris also stayed with willard ten
rounds, two years or more ago. There
fore. 1t is now up to Morris and
Moran for elimination bout that will
provide a suitable opponent for the
champion. The Labor day event in
Tulsa will determine which man ii
shall be. Either of them has more
than good chance with Willard in a
bout of Is rounds or more.
Graduated from Navy.
Moran. like many other boxers. is
product of the navy. He served
from 1904 TO 1908, went all around
the world. and came out a quarter
master of the second-class and a gum
pointer of the first-class.
one of his early bouts he loves TO
tell of. was when he was serving on
the Mayflower, the presidents yacht.
at the time Roosevelt was president.
Moran and another sailor. Schmidt,
put on a bout for the benefit of Arch
lie Roosevelt one day when the execu-
uve's son was on board. and Moran
Knocked out schmidt.
Moran's parents came from Coun-
ty Mayo. Ireland. and he was born in
Cleveland. but when he was years
old the family moved to Pittsburgh
and he always called that city his
home.
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Blonde Pittsburghcr Firmly Relieves
He viii stop the Okla
hOman.

VIII a straight left to the jaw
the same left that twice within the
last yea. sent Jim Coffey crashing to
the floor for the count of ten-send
Carl Morris of Sapulpa, Okla, into
the heavyweight hope discard?
Moran, who has already trained
here for two weeks and who is full
of confidence with regard to his
15-round bout with Morris on the
afternoon af Monday, September 4,
feels that he will stop Carlos well
within the 15-round limit. SO anX-
ious is he to be in physical trim that
he spends two hours every afternoon
in the garden at the rear of his coun-
try bungalow east OF Tulsa hoeing
weeds He does this, he says, to be-
come thoroughly accustomed to the
glaring Oklahoma sun, in which he
will have to box on Labor day. The
bout is scheduled to start at O'Clock
in the afternoon. and there will be no
roof over the ring.
One Must Drop.
Moran. despite the fact that he is
about thirty pounds lighter than
Moran three and one-half inches
shorter and his reach is an inch less
than Carls, is regarded as the logical
opponent for the Sapulpan to prove
his worth 1t is the final test for
Morris Morris is both liked and de-
spised by oklahoma fans. Half the
crowds that attends his bouts wants
to see him win and the other half
shouts for his defeat. He has won
from one after another Of the So
called leading heavies'' and now he
is up against the real thing and O
big stepping-stone 20 the champion
ship Is in front Of him. But Moran
does not propose to suffer defeat at
the hands of a boxer whom he calls
"a hunk of cheese with lot of
strength and no ability. He knows
that such a turn to the Labor day
event would place him out of the
running forever But defeat could
hardly affect him worse than II
would Morris. Either man has much
at stake. Little wonder that they
both are training as perhaps they
never trained before
Much has been written ond said re-
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FORT SMITH Ark. Aug 10 Paris
made it two straight on errors Of the locals
today A double steal In the eighth sent
Tott,u home and Hall to second la the
sixth inning Hall flied to Robson but Umpire
Hooper refused 90 call out III. batter on the
grounds that Pitcher Robertson made quick
return o. the ball This Is the first time
the rule on the quick return ball was en-.
forced in the league this season
Score. r. III r
Paris .......... O00 100 30 q U
Fort Smith ........ 600 600 uuO-O 8
Batteries - Everdon and Naylor. Robert ,on
and Palmer
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Totals 415 "a 81
rBatted for Blackburn in sixth.
tBatted for Hughes in sixth
tBatted for Meadows in fifth
Score by innings.
St. Louis ...............O 900 050 OF
summary: Errors, Wilhoit, Bescher, Mil
Ter; two.base hits, Bescher. Hornsby: stolen
bases, Marsnyile. Snodgrass double PLAYS,
Bethel to Corhan TO Miller; bases on balls
off Tyler 2, off Barnes 2, off Meadows
hits, off Tyler in 2.3, Hughes l in l-3,
off Barnes in 8, off Meadows in s, off
Ames in 4; struck out by Tyler 1. by
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PHILADELPHIA, Aug l9.-Cobb's clever
work on the bases In the tenth inning turned
tOday's game iu Dctroit's favor 6 to .
With two ont Cobb got base on balls He
stole secoud by a great slide and then started
for third drawing McEiwec out of his posi-
tion AZ the same time \each hit the ball
past the spot vacated by McElvee. and Cobb
scored. Detroit then hammered in four more
runs.
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National League
Dodgers Win and Lose.

PITTSBURGH, Aug. 10 Brooklyn was
defeated by Pittsburgh, TO ! in ten in
nings in the first game Of today's double
header but Pittsburgh lost the second game
TO O. In the first game the home team
scored the winning run on singles by Schultz
and Fischer coupled with Cutshaw's wild
throw In the secoad-game the only run
scored was by Brooklyn on two bases on
balls Myers safe hit and Cutshaw's sacri'
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American League


NEW YORK, Aug 1e-Ceotte held New
York to four hits and Chicago won, Q to /.
Mogridge had one bad inning the fourth,
when Chicago punched three hits with an
error By Bsumann and sacrifice fly for
three runs
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CHATTANOOGA, Aug I9-Aftcr losing
n ilrst game, to 3, knowlton shut out
New Orleans, TO o. in the second game of
today's double header here Both games
were TO have been seNen-innng contests. lut
.he first was not decided until the eighth
ming Of the first game with the score tied
score, iirst game: r. II. F.
New Orleans ........ 021 600 ol-a Q
Chattanooga ...... col 600 0O-3 s 0
attories. Smith and Dcbcrry; Allen.
knowlton and Kitchens.
Second game: R H
New Orleans ........ 600 600 % 4 O
Chattanooca ....... OOC 100 - :
Batteries. Townsend and Higgins, Knowl.
ton and Kitchens
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.s7'H TUT NfdNhTH III tTtNtnth.
tBatted for Toney in eighth.
Score by ianings:
Philadelphia 80. 01O 600 GOO 600 O5-6
cincinnati ....... 900 900 OO1 900 O0-1
chase; two'base hits Louden, Clarke, Grif-
nth, Bancroft ihree-base hit, Whitted;
stolen bases, Louden Whitted; double plays
Nlehoff to bancroft TO Luderus. Luderus (un-
ssslstedl. Bancroft 20 Luderus: bases on
balls. off Rixey 2. off Knetzer 9: hits, off
Toney in g innings. off Kuetzer in
innings struck out, by Rixey g. BY Toney
Emslie.
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lie Got the JOb.

Employer Co applicant for post IS
office boy) )-"And now. my lad. do
you know what the motto OF this firm
is"
Boy-''Yes, sir. Push saw It on
the door as i came in
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Western Association
Denison 6. Sherman 4.

Special TO Ihe Norld.
DENISON. Texas. Aug 19-Denison won
from Sherman today to 4 The Lions
punched four hits with tao errors In the
fourth inning counting their four runs
Darcy was the hitting hero Of the game for
Denison. driving in two runs that tied the
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'Bausd for Phillip. 100 eighth
Score hy innings.
ScAlestcr .............. $40 OOI OcO-7
Tulsa ..... ........ 200 0TU 0us-- +
summary Erro-s Rrsdy Smith Two base
hits Stewart Smith kortgm. bone runs.
REESE Lamb, Moore g. stewart Phillips.
sacrifice hits Grifrs kortum KRAFT stolen
base. Yard.ey. double play Thompson 20
UuHphrics 20 Hrrrio;t len on bases Nc
Alester T. Tulsa 3 bases 900 balls on Phillips
1. off Flowers J. on Kraft struck out Is
Phillip T. by Flowers O. by Kraft S hit
by piicehr Grggs by Kraft hits Of Nay.
lor in ] in'ing of Phillips IN 6 inuriuEs
If Masters none iu I innings. on Flower,
n 2 innings. off Kraft in innings. ball
Flowers. Time, l:55. Umpire. Fiilman
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Ran for Meyers in eighth.
tBatted for W Johnston in tenth.
Score by innings:
Brooklyn ............. 100 OOO 900 VI
pittSbnrgh ......... OO1 600 900 l-2
Summary Errors, Cutshaw Mowrey 2 ;
two. base hit. Fischer; three base hits, Myers
Olson, Baird stolen bases. J. Johnston
Myers: double plays. McCarty (unasssted) ,
Mowrey 10 Cutshaw TO McCarty, Cooper TO
Baird; bases on balls. off Smith 3. off
Cooper 3: struck out. by Smith D. by Cooper
2 Umpires. Harrison and Day.
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count hitting a home run and scoring tho
run that gave the locals a lead in the sew
onth Jansen also hit the ball hard, with
men on the paths. Young for tho visitors
and Syneck for Denison had An off day in
fielding Kinney, sold by Denison TO Oak
land. will pitch his last game here sunday.
Score by iuninE: X. II. T..
sherman ....... 600 400 ucu-i
Denison ......... OOl ore 10 II
batteries: Lewis 49, EacAey, Watson
and Query. Time, i:i5. Umpire, Myers.
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MEMPHIS. Tcs. Aug la-Narl B,acs
held Memphis to one hit today a single ly
Cruthers and Birmingham won l to o. uiak
ing a clean sweep Of the series Only enc
Memphis runner reached second base. Eschen
scored for Birmingham on squeeze plpy
in the ninth
Score by innings R. II. f
Birmingham . .... 900 900 OOl-l 5 o
Memphis ....... 600 900 600 .
Batteries: Black and Hauser; Kerr and
Ruel
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Southern League
Travellers 6. Crackers &

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. Aug. 1s-Little
Rock punched hits with the visiting teams
errors today ard won. to 2. making II
lants ~
Score by innings RH
Atlanta ........ 900 21l Olo-5 s /
Little Rock ....... O3O O03 OO'-6 ,
Batteries, Day and Nederkorn; Hard
grove and Chapman.
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CHICAGO Aug. l9-New YorFs errors
allowed the Cubs to make II three out of
four today in an thinning 70 game.
Tesreau held Chicago hitless in the first six
innrgs:
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st. Louis 7, Braves 4,

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 19.-St. Louis over.
came a three-runs lead in the fifth inning
today. drove Tyler from the box and won
from Boston. to 4. Snodgrass and Evers
were put off the field for disputing de.
cison.
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NASHVILLE Tenn. Aug. lo-Nashvire
pounded Allison for Is hits today and beat
Mobile II to /
Score by innings: r. IT. f.
Mobile ........... 900 600 OOi-I Q
Nashville ......4 400 lO3 22t-i2 1s 0
Batteries; Allison and Schmidt; Herbert
and Street
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FIVE PITCHERS WORK
Three Home Runs Driven
I'm i'm First Inning After
Two Are Out.

Tulsa and McAlegter viii
p'ay the last game of the pres
cut series here today. Efforts
Of th. Tuls4 management t. have
the Meal. stcr trio Of games
transferred here cam, To- uaught
WHOM officials Of the contend
ers refused 10 accept the local
offer. Both teams viii there
fore move over 20 the Miner city
following the sunday matinee.
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run. Robertson; double plays, Ksuff TO
Kocher, Doyle 10 Fletcher to Merkle, Her1og
to Doyle TO Merkle, bases on balls, off
Tesreau 5, off Packard ! hits off Packard
in s innings, off Brown . in innings:
struck out, by Tesreau ?, by Packard /, by
Brown l. Umpires, Rigler and Eason.
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tBatted for johnson in tenth.
Score by innings
Detroit .............. 900 DOL 600 5-6
Philadelphia .......... 100 900 600 -
summary. Errors. Witt, Wslh Strunk
Schsng McElwee: two-b base hits, Crawford
Buus. Witt stolen base Cobb. double play
W.tt 20 Lajoe to Mclnnis bases on balls
or Coyeieskie l. off johnson { struck out
hy Coyelcskie l. by johnson 2 Umpres
Nslin and Dineen.
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BOSTON. Aug iq.-loe Boehling. recently
Of Washington making his initial appearance
with Clsyelsnd forced in . run In the ninth
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Western League.

Des Moines 3, Wichita ..
Omaha IL st. Joseph 90.
Lincoln .. Topeka o.
Sioux City ., Denver s (ll inninss).
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score by innings.
Brooklyn ............... 600 100 OOO-l
Pittsburgh ............. 600 600 OOO-O
Summary: Two.base hit, Wagner; stolen
base J. Johnston double play, Cutshsw to
McCarty; bases on balls, off Kantlehner 3 !;
struck out by Msrqusrd 6, by Ksntlehner 2.
Cmpires q Day and Orth.
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Totals q24 @
'Battcd for Hamilton in fourth
tBatted for Parks in sAth.
Score by iunings:
St Louis ............... 100 200 OOO-3
Washington ............. Ol3 100 oO'-5
summary Errors, Borton . two base hit
Williams. three base hit. Millcr: bases on
balls, of johnson ,, OF Parks p off koob
l. of Hamilton ! hits off koob in .
innings tnone out in third. off Hamilton >
iu ] iuuing. on Parks in innings of
Wcilmsn 1 IN innings. struck out. by John
son b. Umpires, Chill and Connolly.
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WASH NGTON. Aug. 19.--W Washington de-
fested ST Louis to today by hitting
Koob and Hamilton opportunely
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American Association

Milwaukee .. Indianapolis I.
st Paul 1. Toledo l.
Minneapolis Is. Columbus I'll.
Kansas City 4, Louisville 10.
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Ran for O'NeiI in eighth
Bstted for Foster in ninth
Ran for Cady in ninth
sRan for Scott ia ninth
Score by innings:
Cleveland .... 900 100 ooO-1
Boston ................. 900 OOl OOl-2
summary: Error, Lewis: double plays
Nambsganss 10 Turner 20 Gsndil. Roth 20
Chapman bases on balls, of Boehling 5. or
Ruth !, off Foster 3 hits, off Ruth in 6
innings, off Foster . in 3 innings: struck
out. by Boehlng !. by Ruth l, by Foster
Umpres, o 'LOughlin and Evans
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inning and Boston won to l. Up to then
BoehlinG had pitched we'll
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Quskers 6, Reds /.

Barnes l, by Meadows /, by Ames Q I'm
pres, Quigley and Byron.
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Texas League

Beaumont /. Waco @
San Antonio ., Shreveport I.
Houston I, Fort Worth g
Galveston 33, Dallas 40.
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Rated for hosrldge IN tlsuN
Score BY inuiugS:
Chicago ................ 600 800 OOO-3
new oFh NVy uNN WV
summary: Errors, rournier McMulhn,
Peckinpaugh, Baumann; three base hit, Mil
Ter stolen base, j. Collins, double plays
Bsumann to Pipp. Bsumaun to Grieon to
Pipp. Weaver to 3 Collins TO Fournier; bases
ON balls. OF MoEridge !, OF Ciootte 3 hits,
Of Mogrdge IN innings off Shawkey
1 in / inning struck out, by Mogridge 4,
by Sh.wkey 3, By Cieuue >. Cmpires,
Hidcbrand and Owens
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1916-03-24
War Words.

Every reader sees the word "shrap-
nell in the paper every day, but how
many happen to know where it orig
mated? It is probable that thousands
of men are facing shrapnel fire in
the trenches this very day without
knowing or caring anything about
General Shrapnel. the Englishman
who invented this kind of shell at the
beginning of the nineteenth century.
And how many students of the war,
and its effects know that the word
"contraband' was first used in con-
nection with war in the treaty of
Southampton, which was signed in
1925 between Charles and the States
General of Holland? That treaty de-
clared that all provisions. munitions
3f war. ships, arms, sails and the like
and also silver and gold carried to
Spanish ports were good prize along
sith tha ships and the crews