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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-15
GAINING YEARLY
ON TUBERCULOSIS
In 10 Years There Has Been
Decrease in Death Rate
Of rs Percent.

NEW ORLEANS. Npril l5.-Various
elements concerned In plans for the bet
i"riucnt ~ general and specific conditions
IN the south were discussed NJ mass
meeting NJ che Southern Sociologicsl
congress hcrr saturday. the nine section.
NJ conferences oi the congress having
completed their wo'k late Friday
Papers and addresses at the mas.
meeting Wctc presented by nr Josiah
Morse. University " South Carolina .
urn G. Rakrt NJ New York. who out.
lined national program fur travellers
nii' n " Ramsey city commissioner
NJ Nshcylllc, who ursed that police du.
tlcs should he enlarged To include health
sanitation and welfare work: Dr & J
Hatfield. secretary, National Association
for study and Prevention ~ Tuhcrrulo
sis. pr u n Wattous. Washington.
secretary American Ciyics association.
and others
nt Hatfield said that In the last ten
years there had hceu decrease ~ q
percent In the death rate from tuhcfcu.
losE Thcr, are 1000. 0oo cases NJ ,uher.
culoss In the United states NJ Thu time BE-
he said. and only " 200 beds fot con.
sump,vcs available In hospitals To
meet this situation 1000 visiting nurse,
are calling at the homos Of patient, 's|
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-15
a RuN San

Tho announcement, that Percy Haugh.
ton will again hr IN charge " IIsryprd's
football machine. indicates fairly husk
autumn for this cntctprising citizen.
T. the NBvcs should happen IN get In
TO world series this hrisknoss will ir
Increased, hut even this viii No, inter
iere to any great extent with Harvard r.
football rfostcss In Icon t."pt,. Haush
ton has The rtrnt'si aid" In the game
one who can we'll iook after the task "
starting The crimson squad under proper
h'0dwHy So, even N the Braves become
involved In another world scfics Hpush.
tor viii he able to go to l"nty's help by
the middle " October.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-15
SPEAKER WILL
COST $4,000
Probable Price $4,000; His
Salary and Trades
Add $4,000.
NOT WORTH THE MONEY
Admitted Iris is Wonder, But
He Goes to Team OF
Weak Players.
NOT WORTH THE MONEY
tey FRANK c. MENkg1

NEW YORK. April i6 The new own
,ts Of the Cleveland club made finan
cIal foozlo n they paid $50 ,OOO-or any
thing near TINT sum for iris Speaker.
The outflcldng star Is one Of the grea,.
est PLAYERS In the game but he isn't
worth $50 600 10 the indians. HIS pres
cnce on the toam isn't going to put II IN
a pennant light The rest ot the outl'
IL so inferior that the team with Speaker
a. one part Of II is outclnsscd speaker
~ q drawing card bu, not faOn0o worth
Speaker IL growing old. He was ho'n
an August a. lSs3 That makes him al
most 80 years old. an age beyond 'h'
p-,me Of amy ball player Speaker may
have three or four years of h'g league
usefulness left In his system hut not
much moro.
md $50. 0Oo doesn't represent the entire
cot of Speaker The indians gave two
PLAYERS m addition to the cash Those
plnyers can be- figured Ms being worth
s. 600 each nt least Speakers salary
for the next two years probably VIII nv
crage $4,000. making n grand total ~
$4,000 that Speaker viii cost th" Indian
owners
It's too much. oscar too much
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-15
OFFICIAL C0NjURES
VISION OF OSTRICH
SHOT BY POLICEMAN

A sudden wild laugh, weird and fascl-
mating In It's not unmuSical cadence,
startled municipal slaves In tho city hall
Saturday morning \ hurried inyestlga-
tion disclosed the fact that Commission
cr street had peeled the cover off the
laugh
Smiles We're ripping across his features
In much the same fashion ms the waves
ripple across the sink holes on North
Broadway after shower After the in.
veStlgating committee was seated the
commissioner stated his position.
u was laughing" he said. because
was thinking about the flock Of on.
triches we are going to get for the
Wheeler park 200. Now. AN ostrich In n
bird unless I have forgotten all about
my geography and bird is certainly
"A fowl.
Now the chicken killing ordinance
says that nil trcspassing fowls shall he
slain with the official pullet gun AS
herein provided, The thought struck M.
that II one Of those ostriches were to
get loose and walk across somebody =
garden. and some cop was to slip up and
turn loose that puflet gun on him. what
would happen' Gentlemen. the very
thought OF II would make anybody
laugh "
And once more tho wild peal floatod
down the corridor-but this time II was n
chorus
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-15
||AAtasss.1h%esstsM:

Inntnucd ffum rbro ScvcuD
tir creation In which the mos, elaborate
Partisan gowns are drapcd In rapid sue
c,sslun on beautiful living models The
act carries with II massive setting
painted b, Mons Nnsonc. foremost cS-
pou"nt ot cuhiI art Aside from this n
is mctry. miniature musical coined,
featuring Misa Mabel - Couytc. lat.
stH' ln Nina where 10 You Live: B"th
Jrhnaion". we'll known primn donna. and
I',fE' Qurssu,
Other sp,yhltlcs appearing ON this
pfulpm 1f, tho -Four Rubrs." " crack.
'lN,k comedy 1utttc,. Ttylur and
lT,vu In Nts lurrct It. clever com.
,i' creation. and Settle uc Cuuts-,. tho
wil" rifl with the bIg voice the only
female Nnudc,ill, nrtist doing black.
face
GRAFT" viii feature the photoulny
program on Sunds,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-15
FRAMES INGENIOUS
REPLY TO PUZZLE

LANSING Mich Apu ~ Nn In
srninu. fcpl, has been received hy tho
u's Motor vufks a. H. roc.r, sppeal
'rf hrlp In meeting an iuaufy from south
america FOR - ivrNs~atrr car IN seat
three, ihrre.soster tn seat four ani
inuf.ses,sf ~ scat five
lhs correspondent, whose address IL
Somewhere In Missouri suggests the
following
'Nn account N r'irati, conditions the
natives " South Nmrfiua ats NO, a.
hci'N ~ inhahrani. ~ The 4 4. 80
ihrt loEiUsllN nEurs tina, = 60. built to,
'Nn Nrt'h American rofn. Ted hrsu,is.
Nul "esih accommodate three ies.er dr.
,clnpcd South \mcficans, and 80 ON
DOWN the scale
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-15
AWAIT ORDER IN
CAPITOL STRIKE

wstchml waiting s,ill chsfsctcrr-s
both the wotkmen who Monday walked
of the state capitol Job and J " Fred
erickson. local superintendent of ths
Stewart Construction company. contrsc-
to- for the huililng Frcdctickson has
tcl.grsphcd the home offices of the con-
c,rr In New York city asking what
course he should pursue with regard 10
the walkout hut had received no word
saturday Tn" workmcn IN turn. arc
awaiting wofd from the superintendent.
Practically the only question between
the men and he stewart ccmpan, Il that
" recognition of the hodcAffiers and
rummon hhofcrs union. tho members NJ
which Wct- N. first tn strike
Tn. granite cutters. n Ia undersood.
had reached an agreement with tho stew
at company to resume work last Mon.
dsy when all the other crafts laid dow n
their tools
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-15
SAFETY OF MILL
WORKERS HIS aim

Labor Commissioner Ashton has called
eight meetings tn he held shortly for the
purpose Of standardizlng safety nppll.
ances 10 be used N oklahoma cotton oil
mills The meetings VIII be as follows.
shawnee. April II and rs for Pauls
Valley. Tecnmseh, Ada, Calvin, Wynnc.
wood
Oklahoma city. April 1870 for Nor.
man, Holdcnvllle BrIstow, Stroud and
Chandler
Altus. April 26-27 for Lawton. Frede
rick. Hollis and Snyder
Hobart. April 1929 for Elk City. Clin-
ton, Mangum and AnadHrkO
Chickasha. MAY 20 for Ryan. Duncan.
Tcmeple and Apache
Wagoncr, May SO for nh the Osagc
Cotton on company properties on the
enst side Of the state
Mndill. MAY li-l2 for Ardmorc, Rolf.
Durnnt and Hugo
\ meeting viii be held at Guthrie.
but the date has not been selected
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-15
MESSIAH CALLED
JEALOUS FANATIC
Preacher Urges People, How
ever, to Acquire His
Enthusiasm.

The attendance at the union revival
meeting on the east side was not large
laSt evening on account Of the downpour
OF rain Immediately at the meeting hour
The interest. however, was good and the
Rev Ownbey. pastor Of St Johns
Methodist church, preached very fine
sermon on the text; "He Is Beside Him
self Some of the things he said follow
Jesus Chris, was the worlds greatest
fanatic. For this reason he suffered
death There is In His teachings enough
revolutionary dynamite to blow into
snlithcroens the social Institutions ot
today II those teachings were literally
applied 10 life.
great many people lc-church people
consider Jesus fanatic today. They
believe His teaching are fine md per
i"ct but they deny their practicabllity.
II was His friends who said Of Him
long ago, He " beside Himself and
there are many ~ His friends today
VINO think His doctrines entirely too
ih"allStir FOR practical application TO life
and society
Divine Enthusiasm.
But when we come to examine Jesus
so-cRllcd fannticlom we find that It was
And first Of all II was an enthusiasm
that burned for others This liz always
question Of Tremendous significance.
What am I enthusiastic about Some
men are enthusiastic over business
eager 10 amass wealth Some women are
more enthusiastic about dresa than any
thing else. These arc not unworthy
things but TO maze them the objects of
our greatest enthusiasm Is 10 stulti'y
ourselves
Further. Jesus enthusiasm was
stendv and constant II lost none nf
its fire under tho frosty opposition ~
IN" worldly minded people whose selfish
ness II made ugly ms ne lgGt shOnc.
Jesus was not easily discouraged He
was not discouraged NJ al Would that
som" ~ our present dAy church people.
who nrc ready ~ iic down when orpo-i-
uon develops could get close enough to
IN" Master 10 catch SOME of the en-
iNuflnsm that cannot be uuon,h,d lO.
any human antagonism
Magnetic Power
Jesus not only was enthusiastic Him
SELF, but He had power tn evoke great
enthusiasm Those who came after Him
IN cnfNlng forward the word " the
N'NNN'Nl 'NHkNN iilN FlIWs ana lNfN
have kept the world nligh' since Tho
great reformcrs md prophets NJ His day
ing iir" ~ His great soul They. too In
their lny-sll NJ them have been known
nave ligh'cd their torches it the blaL-
~ fanatics lluss. Luther. Wycllf. hun.
van. Knox all were thought NJ as be.
side themselves In their burning en-
thuSlasm for the truth
we need fanatics Of thls aptt tntaN
Not Will men who are unbalanced. hu,
sane thinking men who shall he ~
gfipped by the truth and sn touched
hv Jesus christ that thrN shall consist
entity make their lives count To- the
greatest cause In the world the spiritual
regeneration Of 'he race
Next week tile meetings Nill b. held
NJ tho Harrison Avenue CongregatinnaI
/ church. Sixth Nrd Harrison avenue
I Meetings VIII begin promptly at
| o'clock each evening
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-15
TIRE MAN EXPLAINS
HOW TO HANDLE FLAP

IN me dsys when u vss rccss,sr-
ir uss uss Il, hold ylinchst automobile
live un M, rim the inner Han vas
inauxW-,ci ~ protect the iuhs ftum he
ina rhafrd hN the mEs saws e. e.
Fletcher. manager " the tisk Ruhncr
cnmran,
In ,hr use " the stifi hsad nuIrs
detachable Tire - nov used the liars
sfe evessNl 10 pru,ert the ,uhe ffum
hscnnins pfnched Nv the h.sds The nnlv
sure ~, to pfcvon, tube pinchins 10 4,
use the rap
IA the nar iss . ,ep thin feather
sdss n is advisable urnn Inserting n in
m. casing snet the ,uh. has tesn
plared ~ s,fashter nW ths sdTts .h
that there are tn Wfinsiss ss Vtinkiss
M ,hr fap will ynyh ite tube iust g.
vfinki,s IN the farfig NJ ihs casino viii
d.
~ q fiap teremes torn bt iHe rfssrlrs
~ the casiis b. ,sase " the ss,sts ar.
plira,iun ~ the hfakcs from q punrtufs
or other csusts. discard n ana a., . new
one Tube rlnrhlHs will be- nvsfcoms bt
the ass and r'uref care ~ the fsps
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-15
OLIVER IS NAMED
LOCAL REGISTRAR
Officials for All But Two
Counties Selected by Sec
retary Morris. |

Attorney Harry G. oliver, who served
ms secretary OF state between the resgns-
'lon Of Bon +. Harrison and incumbency
" Secretary Lyons, about fifteen days.
was chosen registrar for oklahoma coun-
u Friday by SECRETARY Joe =. Norris or
the state senate, who also selected rogiH-
trsrs for every county In oklahoma ex-
cept Kay and Major These latter will bc
appointed In n day or two.
The list thus far completed. showing
the name OF the registrar. postofflcc ad-
dress and county follows.
Registrars
H. Connell. Durant. Bryan; John II.
Hessor. saltwater. Payne; S. H. Frans.
Clinton, Custer: G. Y, Chapman. Sapul-
pa. Creek; Noah " watts. Wagner.
Wagner; |, u. Windsor. Bokoshe, Lc-
F1ore; A. Ia Waggoner. Hobart. kiowa:
Claude Mclaughlin. Chandler. Lincoln.
Robert Stegnrr Norman, Cleveland: !:
Robert NJ. Rainey. Atokn, Atoka; W. l..
Farmer. Pauls Valley. Garvin. J. \.
Jones. Pryor, Maycs; q, ". Templin. Al
va, Woods. II H. Jacobs Purcell. Me-
CLAIM; Edgar Anderson, Claromorc, Itog-
crs: Dan T. Farrell. Okmulgec. Okmul-
81. IiHrpid Mpl.s. McAleater. PDtts-
burgh: r. T. Dawson. Waurika. Jeffer-
son. j l.. Lamkln. Hollis. Harmon. X.
l.. Harvey, Cordell. Washita; G. w.
Herod. " oodwnrd. Woodward; Edwin H.
Hoar Carrier. Garfield: T.. Il. Rogers.
Frederick. Tillman; u. - Colums. still
well. Adair ~ Fullerton. Miami. OF
tawa; NJ q. Cox. Grove, Delaware I
james p Thompson. Tahlcqunh. chero-
kce; T. Dunlap. Ardmore. Carter;
Charles Evans. wlburon. Latimer; g.
T. Lawrence. Duncan. stephens. Il H..
Cochran ldnbcl. McCurtain. W T..
Beavers. Waiongn. Blaine: I. n Ban-
Mister. III Reno. CANADIAN; H. T. Gallo
way. Tupelo. Conl. Redmond ), Cole.
Puwncc. Pnwnec. J 4 Cowllng Stone
wall. Pontotoc; u ~ Buford Eufaula.
Mcintosh; Il " Murray. chlckarhs. 4.
Grady. J. l.. Guthrie. Mangum. Greer:
ben + Jones sulphur. Murray. A. r.
wight. Hugo. Choctaw; j. e. VOL. Sal
ll-aw. Scquoyah. Sam Maddox. Lawton.
Comanchc. Frank 3 Lanhnm. Aitu-.
Jackson; h. II Brady vinitn. Craig. q.
IIollcy. stYlcr. Haskell. u +, Blu..
Ingersoll Alfalfa. q 6 Alternately.
shawnee. rot,nvHtomic. j. T. Felkcn-
berg. Mcdford. Grant. " ~ Spur.
Seminole. Seminole. william Westmore-
land. An,iers. Pushmhtnha. J. L. Woody.
Mndlll. Marshall 4 n Norwood. Dewey.
Washington. Robert l. BHugh. Musku-
gee. Muskogcc; y T. rorncls. Sayre.
/ Bcckham. Harry Lane. Henness.y.
/ Kingfishcr: g. Ridgcly Anndarko.
Caddo. Arthur Sield. Teshoma. Texas;
| Il II. Coppag", Perry, Noble. Frank
Lantz. Walters. Cotton; J w shire
man. Bcrttsnd. Cimarron. Hugh 4. Ran
dali. Cheyenne. Roger Mils. H. u
Adams. Talogn. Dewey: W r. stuart.
/ shattuck falis. Join +. Garner. Tisho-
/ mingo. Johnston: Allen Cash. radcn.
/ Okfuskee; A. g. Hough, Nowa,a. No.
wata: r l. Wallace. Tulsa. Tulsa; n.
| q. Culwell. Marietta. Love; ~. J. welch.
/ trmw ood. Beaver. ". u. Schwabs. Hom-
my. Usage: John Clark. Guthrie. Logan;
r. Ire Adhms. Buffalo. Harper; ". "a
oliver. Oklahoma city, Oklahoma, J. J
Armstrong. Lamar. Hughcs.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-15
ARBITRATION URGED
IN RAILROAD DISPUTE

tnanimcus Endorsement ~ the ri,v'.
plans inf Tho new water proposition WI.
made Nv 'hr zeal rstai. exchange Al us
m'"'lnE ffiA, \ resolution sas psusea
ufrins ihr rfnpossd bond issue and tho
had, astr,i ~ W., fcsh Ne hru ~.
fofts
Another resolution uas passsd request.
ina that fuis'snre. impending between
the cunuifys railroad. and their .m.
pinies he Hhi,rptsa and that all inter.
ss,s should have representation In An.
matter.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-15
BUSINESS DEPARTMENT
FOR HELP TO DEALERS

with tho announcement h, - \ pfsf.
'cf Vic" president and assistant general
manager NJ the Chalmers Motor COMPANY
n ihe Chalmers better business depart
urnt' tori. NJ vital interest 20 ever,
Huiumuhll, dealer iu the country mas
g'inri renewed prominence
l'ntil recent wears The motor car
d'blrf vhn.' business Nbs run un r.
systematic basis was tho prr exception
lir sold tprs ~taty fHr cash aud turned
over his rspiisi man, times iu tho ynurs,
NJ trAT n ne l.1stci u bpnk kkr,pef ~
Nh that diguiipN was urohthN spivs.
man Who nut IN NiH pare time nn tho
bots Win tho cutting down ~ yofis
ami the hrrn competition that has cutef.
"a into tho sale " automobiles man,
dealers have found their expenses run.
uinE sV1N With their pfpn,s To hrlp
tho dealer f"WcN ,hls condition y tho
purpose NJ ihc new Chalmers plan
Tho ~ti"r Husiurss department ~
m" Chalmers Motor romp,u, h. an ~.
fuyi 'u incorporate the same business
principle. iu the automobile indus,f, ihs,
hhN" brought surrcss'ul results Tn other
lines saii NJ ifeffuf YESTERDAY "siy
iistirp show that l,fEc percentage NJ
failures among ru,omohll, dealers are
ius ~ pnrf business management. raus
81 h, incomplete and insufficient records
one NJ Tho first sids sent uui bv the
ntN department 10 rtratlN improved
system NJ accounting which will enable
Ihnlmcr. deslers 10 locate 'lcaks In their
business and decrease expenses
The s,s,em 's devised and zen, IN
all chalmers dcnl'fs 10 Intended ~ meet
Tho requirements NJ dealers handling up
wards NJ me hundred cars annually. and
cpu be- modified ~ meet 'hr n,ris n'
The dealer selling Ices than this number
E,rf, condition piic,i.ng drairfH ON slI
sections " tho .uunif, has hsrn ,rn
sNd'fci ani W. '",l confident that rhrI.
mrfs dealers viii fspidN adopt orf .ue
rUsiiniE
~ the heat NJ ihf better business ie
Vattmsnt 10 n y TufrtuU
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-15
Collins Case Different

Eddie Collins cost the white Sor some
thing like $4,000 hut that was fairy
wise investment Collins. IN the lineup,
mndc the team ponnnnt contender IN
1915. and makes It n certain hattlcr for
bunting honors IN 1916 ANY one player
vhc can put team In championship
fight is worth almost any reasonable
price
Furthermore Collins was only y years
old when the white SoI secured him
and he was pv bright u star IN his par
ticular division as Is Speaker. Collins
hong five Years Younger than Speaker.
should have five years more ol hig league
baseball before him than Speaker.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-15
MICHIGAN j. HEAD
ALUMNTS GUEST

rrrsiden, Hutchins " Michigan mi.
yersity and President s,ption u. nruok-
NJ tho University Of oklahoma vill he
among the guests ~ honor Al banquet
20 he siNcn Monday nigh, at the sklr,in
hotel hv the Michigan Alumni assocls
tlun ~ otlshpm,
Thu announcement was made Saturday
hv those IN charge oi plans Tor the din
nor
nr Troy of McAios,,r viii oifcls,e
as tosslinas s,er
Invitations have been extended 60
about three hunifsd Michigan alumni IN
the state, but IN attendance pi ahDu,
one hundred IL expected
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-15

The deal that sent Tfis Speaker 20
Cleveland recalls the fact that white the
Forest CITY has never won flng. II has
had more than ~ share of 1nrs The
list includes such men n- i.nioic. bradley.
tlch. Ray, Turner, Clarke. joss. Bern
hard. Chapman. jackson. Hickman.
Gr'gg and others all In the last ten years
Cleveland hns had some NJ the finest
pitching, the hardest hitting md the
most brilliant fielding We have ever seen
hut there has always been some ingfcd.
lent needed to mold a pcnnant cast
THIS missing ingredient. We should say.
hb' been constructive leadership I, ia,
hggcr part of winning baseball than moat
will ever know
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-15
RUSSIAN SAVINGS INCREASE.

rErnOGRAp. Npril lS-t, London
Sis y m Discussing the budget N,
fore the council " tho empire Friday
Pierre l. bafk. the Russian finance
minister said
Despite wsr expenses amounting to
u onO 600 ooo tuhl-s aud thanks 60 IN.
abolition ~ the alcohol monopoly IN.
financial strength NJ the country l. grow
inr The savings ~ the nation since
The beginning vi the war have increased
hN s.nnn. 600 600 fuhles"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-15
AMERICAN WOMEN OF
DEFENSE LEAGUE TO
WEAR MEMS GEAR

MNEW YORK, April l5.--American
NW women soldiers win wear trous-
ers a. part Of their uniforms II
they follow the example set by the
2Uo mombcrs Of the American wom-
ems league for self f-defcnfc. These
women have been attending weekly
drills here throughout the winter.
The style NJ uniform came up for
vote Friday night and was the cause
Of an animated discussion In which
dresses were branded B curse
and burden The vote for trousers
was carried By an overwhelming ma
Jority
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-15
WOLF DOGS WIN ALL
ALASKAN SLED RACE

sarraH I-HnE ihs sr, ,sniern siberian
wolf irrs rNh tH'.h hr wun last ,est =
'a," liilH. r.rh won N, tif-inlie Az.
Naska Sweepstakes iuf dog teams Hs
TINE Was 1" hours. @ minutes Fsy
lrlienes team ~ fourteen Al.ska ht-i
Nslamu'es vas sscuni sna rf,d Aver.
team ~ fourteen fcthcunde third.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-15
DEBATE ON ELECTION
MEASURE IS ARRANGED

The Young Mems democratic club hs.
decided definitely to debate with the
.ludsn,. republican club Of Norman on
N, subject 'Resolved rhs, the teris
trf,lun act passed by the special ses.lun
a. the legislature IL vicious legislation
IN, irrai club Nill tske the negative side
-. The question and the students the ~.
n,ma,ivc There vlil he NJ decision The
debate probably viii he held In ths ruuti
house m this city shcnt the middle "
MAY
Thursday evening q, the city hall M.
democratic club will hold ttycut. and
anyone Who deslte. 10 compete 10 In.
,i,sd ~ he present and take part
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-15
Tho span OF Walter johnson.

Walter johnson l. nov upon the edge
of this tenth year IN tho Major Frolir'
Aud with his build and the EASY pitching
motion he has the Wciscr wizard should
hr good tof ten years more
~" iH now only ~ wears old and M
pitcher In tho husncs. works with
gicaicr case li' m. y pitching motion
without kInk ps smooih and ss simple
40 ~ piece " machinery
The, win trn ,ou ihst hsfs and there
Johnson i' slipping n ht You r,n label
imi' yNlctN su much hunk without vast
mf enN mIih'r Language Fof his fifs,
H' wears johnson allowed over ? earned
runs o. game each season In 1913. sur.
posed hN many 10 hr his greatest ycnr.
hr allowed ~ cniucd tsllivs ~ the rin q.
test fct the lssi three seasons h, has
been at his hri IN ipi1 hr Welded only
On earned runs ~ tho game IN let, h.
allowed III. IN i'i, hc lowered this to
llt n ihi' h. slipping then provide ~
With slump
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e'sl THROWN INTO cIsrsps.

CoLuMnus. Ohio. April iS While her
father, who v deaf slept upstairs LII
Han schS enkrf. aged 10. was drssscd
from her home here Friday and throw ~
into cistern in the rear yard lIc-
mother and sister returning from q pic.
tute shov found the house tsnsacscd
They followed q trail ~ torn clothing
to the clstefn and found the body. ro-
licc believe robbers attacked the gitl.
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WReSTlERS CONTEND FOR
NEARLY 4 HRS: STOPPED

SALT LAKE CITY, Aprl 70 Nncr
Mikc Yokol " Salt Lake and Pete
Brown NJ TAYLOR Texas had wfcstlcd
three hours and fort -thfc, minutes. the
police early SATURDAY stopped the bout
Roth men were sp exhausted that II WIS
deemed dangerous g. permit them To- con
i.nuc Neither had the advantage M
ans time
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BRlTlSHER WINS 2-MllE
ROLLER SKATING RACE

CHICAGO. Npril rs Arthur Esungton
NJ Norfolk England. won the tvo-mllr
roller skating race here Friday night IN
The worlds championship skating meet
Eglingiuu covered the distance In
1895 which IL rVc sccunia faster
than tho previous record This Is the
third r,,ofi broken M this meet
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university on this site DO YOU consider
II desirable Friend docking aroundl-
wcll. n viii tab lot of grading before
football can he played here Boston Tran.
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