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PUBLIC UTILITIES.

m Montana Power company,s report
To- the year ended December 81. 1915.
show yrpss earnings OF $3.50. 40s. as
srainst 50 .7s..s5 for I9lt net earnings
~ S,l5I,b0i. "a against e2.s3e..3s. and
sIrp.ns Of sl.s7s.3i2, as against f,576.626
Tor tho previous year.
The New York State Railways report
for the quarter ended December 81. 1915,
show gross earnings Of 1883, i<7. an In
..teass OF 3li9.7G over the same period
"a Islt net earnings Of s695.6s9,- . gain
.' 'l,572, and a surplus Of 1886, $50. which
j. an increase OF S7b.Is9 over the cor
"spondlns period last year.
Tho February report OF the American
roNer and Light Company shows gross
sss,nings OF tssi,sss. or an increase Of t7i.-
%ut 'se1,ols, an increase Of St3,sos. For
ne '"'lye months ended February 80
s,o.s earnings were t7.t50.2 Gas, an increase
:, 's.s.isS over the previous year. ana
~, .arnlngs OF s2.522,7ls. IN increase Of
Tn. Western States Gas and Electric
,,,nmphny reports for January gross earn
hks of Sll2s3i. an Increase Of 15.604 over
~, ,n1rst month In 1915: net earnings u
coTs's Of s2,iss from the ngurss Of the
n" depending month In 1915. The report
VT ne year ended January 81 discloses
n, earnings Of e.iss.<31. or an Increase
=. 'G'.s1s over tbs preceding period: net
.saahlnEs Of 1910. sOi. g. Increase Of t8l. tYt.
~. surplus Of SssS.f?s. which Is y gain
"""' ever tAs pssNsss twelve snssthss
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Notice Is terebF given that Plan and
Agreement dated November /. 1915, FOR the
Reorganization 90 81. Louis ard san F~u.
cisco Railroad Company has been alup'ou
and approved 10y the undersigue! Commit
toe and that "a ,opy 81 saii Pas aud
AgreeHort has tecu iodral with ,4ch o.
the depoFitsrie- under srli Agreement
dated jane % 1914
any holder Of Il certificate az deposit
under said Agreement dated June -, lsiI.
may at any time within thirty DAYS com
mcucing on he da'H Of The nrsi publication
Of this uotic" In the manner provided ~
said Agreement, dated June 20. 1914 upon
Surreuder to the drpositafN by which his
certificate % Gcposit was lss ned. q such
certificate or deposit, Win n properly exc
Cut~d trartfcr thereof N regi~t,rcd. and
upon CompliurC" otherwise with all tho
terms and conditions % raid Agreement
dated Iuu~ 90. rove. with respect - with
~drawsls. Withdraw from stit Agreement
dated June 20. lHli. nud ihrreupon h. ,ha. !
bc entitled 20 geo"lN" E"funi,uc Mortgage
Bonds 90 The amount amt Of IN" character
represented ty his .'riit,at- OF deposit.
Dated New York. March f.. 'P'r
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tn. II 4 NJ bids to Liverpool were: May.
sr July. I2 Ice: October, I. sc. January.
-..c. The market there "a due TO Omen to-
.sv o.. 10 . points decline.
Port receipts and stocks.
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market closed attad
n ILL N

The Liverpool market opened steady There
s.s . fair demand business in spot cotton,
Eiih mlddling unchanged at 1.s6d. Sales, 1000
nsles: receipts, 10000 bales-ali American.
Dloael nulet
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Notice 10 hereby given that . Pisa sad
Agreement dated November !. 1913. for
the Reorganization Of St. Louis and San
Francisco Railroad Company has bee.
sdop,.d and approved BY Speyer 4 c..
acting under said Bondhclders' Agreement,
and the, q copy OF said Plan and Agree
men'. with their written adoption and ~.
prevail .. stcressid. has been lodged b,
them With Bankers Trust Company. the
Deposi,ar, under said Bondholders' Agree
m-nt. Tor inspection BY deposi,ins bosd
hold.rs, Any hoiders Of eertihcaies Of de.
post issued under said Rondho,ders' Agree.
m-ui. who do lot assent TO said Plaa ssd
Agreement may a. any time o. or be.
tore April Is. 1915. withdraw the bends
and coupons represented b. their cer,i6.
Gates Tor a like amour, OF bonds snd eou
pons OF the cam. issae) upon surrender 20
SAID Depo>tsry OF their certificates asd
upon compliance otherwise with ell the
terms and conditions Of ssid BondholAsrs'
Agreement with respec, 70 Withdrawals
ps,ed New YORK. February ~. 1916.
sPEYkR q Co.
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Prev,

The local market for SPOT cotton was
,'esdy. J points decline. middling Ii.hJc.
southern spot market. as officially reported
.sre unchanged & to 10 points advance. New
Orleans. il.ssc: Galveston, u &c: savannah,
sc Memphis. ~lissc.: Augusta, Lite:
Houston. IL ~
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10 Holders nj teriif'atrs 81 Deposit for
-. Louis and ~tp Francisco railroad
tomIsany'. Rrfunding Mortgage -Four
Per Cent. Gold bonds issued under
the Agreement dated June 20, 1914.
bet v zen the undersigned tee
and hO!der~ of said bond. who should
become parties thercto:
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FREDERICK sIKNl -.
chairman.
JAMES Y. WALLACE.
ALEXANDER =. NE UPHILL,
tuNl> T.. MERRILL,
nNkkN HRU<<IR,
4. ". cox.
BRECkINRiDGE JONES.
Committee.
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Ts Hsldsse ~ Csrsities,ss 81 1Issssis tes
~. Louie sUd Ssa Pseneisse Nsllesed
CsoSsay's GeRsrsi Lies 1870 Yssr
Five Per CsWs. Gold BsaSs Issued
unAsv the R~sndkolders' Agreement.
dstet Nay ~. 1913, bstw cen S0sysr
shssld bsssms Dsrtiss sAsfstsS
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Interior receipt. and stocks:

kYrori- yp.terday were %. - bales. Total
r,s far tins season. 3.739, io bales. Total last
ssor, G.0t1.3oj bales.
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DIVIDEND

Company and Term. Stk. Amt. bic !
Bros. & Spind-
Ter. quarterly 90. LIST pfd IxS May /
Rros. & Spind-
Ter, quarterly ...... pfd lxC MAY I
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-02
OBSERVE
MAyDAY IN SONG
Appropriate Exercises Given
Before Audiences OF
Parents.

Hundred, of ,hildrcn' voices were
rIs,d IN song Monday afternoon from
@ to O'Clock when the dlffcrcu, school.
urd an old.rm celebration Of MAY ds,
ON ugr,.tiou ~ Miss CudIchp,k. sue
I'r,sor OF music. every room prepared
m' or more rhufuscs and these were
gwen ns prurrama before parents and
irl'uIa -.
~ tho Emerson school there was n
program ui twenty uumhor- which ,udrd
with pr,it, Mb,polo dsu,o gwen bs
Tho pupils u' Miss MARY Wnck grade
- The Emerson v'l lrpdusi, the
l.rg'st .lS.. thu. Nrp. ever scrt out
'om any grade schools numbering
N~rtN..N pirls and rrn,t four lo,s
The Eugene Ii,ld hool had pu elnh.
rTstc program yeslefis,, the children NJ
tn various rooms Appearing before a
large audience aud giving ohorusc. Other
institutions In the public school system
slsn had EXERCISES into which tho chill.
df"r entered with spirited enthusiasm
Friday. Ma, o.. the schools viii have
n VISITING d,, The pupils VIII hc d..
ms,ri M noon cN,'ut fur frW Hs-
sl'tbnts to each teaca-r Whn win aid
in entertaining visiting patrons who nr,
invited for = o'clock There viii hc ~
h.liis " work ,i each school
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-02
RUSSIA WANTS CLOSER
RELATIONS WITH u. S.

rTTroGn,p Nng . m p,.omus
'h" now American minister David
i'HncIsa the Rmrse Gazette spc,ks W
ihe necessity NJ closer commercial re-.
ldlon' between Eu.sv and tho United
states and the newly awakened pro
ecssiyc spirit In Russia which has
overcome tho former obstacles 20 a
'etis'artory understanding between the
two countries
40 traces are lcr nj tho former mis-.
understanding caused D.. the United
states Rhroe',irg the commercial
treaty. sn}F th' paper 'HuH fHs n,v
Hmha'sador viii meet mo- prejudice in
he wsN n 'approa,hmcn' o. Is only
necessary That tho Impulse '0r .'u.cr
understanding should NOT meet artificial
nlf'prlet which once so ,nN,iru.ll
oysfshroowod tho relations RIiu Nm,r.
ga
~ would he grcst mstskc ~ sup
pos" that the increased trade with
america is o' oul, trmporpf, character
10 replace Getman product. m Russia
h' means oi home manufacture Will
iHk" long time during which 10 would
naturally No. better that tho t,produr-
tNin nf tho nussipn agriculture should
b" increased l., American agricultural
machine. than that 10 should remain AZ
M. former low level"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-02
F|1z PICKED AS
HOT CHOICE OVER
TOM S1oR|E NOW
His Hard Right Brings VIC
tory From Joe Rivers;
Mayse and Carpenter.

~ the result Of his decisive victory
Over Mexican Joe Rivers In the third
round Of their scheduled ten round bout
Monday nlyht before the y. " A. A,
Young FIN probably viii rule the
hvOritc when he goes NJ against Tom
Store in the feature event Of NEXT
weeks smoker lils victory over Rivers
Was n complete up,et " tho dope, the
majority Of local ring followers having
picked the Mexican to win on points at
least
Il wasR clean cut and unqucstiOnshle
wiz thHt FltI scored against Rivers. ~"
knocked the husky Mexican tp the noor
IN tho first round and finished the work
IN the third. Rivers had 10 bo escorted
from the ring hy the referee
Fi,H worked his one.two punch against
rivers with great success Although
solid rights did fh- work clever puncu-
iuE with the ler psv"d the way
u wa announced MoniHy night tha'
ia, MRyse sna Jimu, Carpenter w'l.
80 pH IN another tcn-foIud bout next
week
Monday npnts results
sam MrNe, ana sam iaug'ord -four
rounds. draw
Rst,lins Memph.s over sun Fishcr
-four rounds on points
Jsc, nucm and lnt Carroll. four
rounds Crap.
KI Forrest ,at Young Jones, four
rounds. draw
JACK Mcusiro over Young Martin,
-four rounds. on poin's
Young fitl ov'' Jo" l''te" three
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-02
WEEGHMAN REFUSES TO
CUT CUBS TO q MEN

CH'NGD. Nar 9 Although 'h. $50.
ton'l league limiting mo numb,r ~
rll' enc On ore t'sf. 20 tNor', como vent
INTO "f'"ct yN''"u'1., mo CH,gl $50
Ions to-day had 'H'uil five r'1y,v ou
is "igihulr nf aud pHI continue fo
carry That m'uy pending 'h, settle.
m.ut "f tb" dIsruf, between DhatEs
Nr'ghwar. president n' Oh. club end
J * Toner, league president W,cgi
1,yf ufms tho uVrn', ON, pHyo. ruIa
Wa waived 'n f,vor ~ mo cob. p, fra
recent hns'hnlV pcarc ruufrfor., r.
t.nt.rnaff
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-02

str why w. u that Eddie Flank. vho
" four year. older than Chusiy Mathew
son. IL stlll pitching good ball with Matty
about through Jus, n Hug
W. don't know unless " l. that In ihc
same perlod NJ setvitudo Mslty has
pitched something like $50 move s,me.
than Plank, having been called upou of.
tcncr for relief duty Ma,,i. most ~
the time. was the Giants only star pitch.
~. where rlsnk Vas fairly we'll surround
81 moN N ihr vsv. fifs, nv Render ,nd
Nidd'll and then h, peniet ana Jaon,h.
Plank and Wa idell together we're tho
strongest sc, " lc't sanders tha, sny
hall club evrf owned Tho two best
rIrh, .hanicts IN nne club were probably
MaihcNson and McUinily Tho greatest
pitching stair ths, ever worked m mo
club ras tho pittsburgh delegation ~
iHol cheshire. lever. rhlnirl Tame.
hll sni Waddell
Here h something iof some ~ these
ynuns hall players who work Hhou, so
~ 100 ssnss season 10 think sbnu,
Hans Wagner. u yssts MD lee, season.
played In 1856 games AZ the psstime de-.
velups. the hiic.a brar seems 10 rrnv
more fatllc each year
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-02

Mo-" ~ these rst-Is sre catered
through u, professional lc,Elrs Of tho
country upu o. upcpb thought 10 b.
tho UBHv b.. follower. uf baseball Few
VI hcW lHEr reached tho point " nv.
iriru.N vH,rr tly. are assured pet.
mIu'u places Hn tho bis circuits hu,
number Hf, u'nf.ur bs, hail In the
minor leagues nni appear 10 be- headed
'Hf mnlnf \ Duhsu enthusiast recently
COMPLIED s0Wr statistics which show that
sixteen uf l.s Young country men as
p.ntUs m tho various leagues under
organized baseball mi twice that mum.
h"r With vrll established aud high.clas-
s"mi .proirsslpntl teams There are alss
several other rlpy'rs famed for their
SKIN With hnll AMI hat IN cuba who are
ready f0r tNHut IN tho slRtss
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-02

N,ron nearly i-sr.h r'h motion l0r-
iufe tIshis IN .udel
Aii 10 That what h,s made In 'hcR'r'
cHl work NnI u'n Frnp'f writing
sud The grand total d.. around $50 onn
Iu seven months
Mplsn has bon sight two other ma',hcf
ono With carl Morris. which ma" net
him between iIu.Uun and So uUO tho
other with Jack Dillon which vii sc.
cure him il5Uun 10 least 4 hr ro,-
through with irr.c rghts h.'ury usSt
oDtoh'f D. viii mean that the ip,pmc
fnf one r"Nr 'or thu non. champion
hchv,v',ghi NU be- about 500 ni'
Nriootirr What else
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-02

4 n " - far ns We know there nfo
no ftnr musicians PLAYING hall Tho two
pnstlmcs don't nit Barking II the nm
pirr hurts Tho t'roAt and toying With the
fas' groundefs doesn't helm tho fingers
know w tho ram" vas Harry RAY. tho Old
cleveland ouinclh"r Harry was equally
Tcnil" md vcll broken on tho roin,' tho
piano and tho M IIc Na. good enough
tn plpv winter circuit between seasons
being ne fast on his feet Nth the rofnci
~ he was with the spikcl shoe,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-02
EIGHTEEN ENTERED IN
~ INDIANAPOLIS RACE

tNDiANAruLiS MAJ 9 Eighteen
cars hsd been nominated ~ .att IN
tho annual Internal innsi Sweepstakes
race At the indianapolis motor sneeiway
Ma, 10. when the cnit, lists closed al,
midnight \ number ~ entries arr he
neved tn be w N, mails and will he
accepted The iist ui contestants in
cludcs narin Rsfis. Ull Anderson and
Ralrh Muliuid.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-02
TENNIS TOURNAMENT AT
NEW ORLEANS NEAR END

NrW uisrNNs Al, @ s,m-'0,'.
lu nsI., Dui rr'l, Iu Wolnlo, VIl be-
unE's 'odI, In tive southern niorrol
l"s's'c tennis hsmp.onsi'p tournament
r which Thowpr and U'pdls, of the
University ~ Tc,sa and Waters and
Drums ~ Tulane unv'rst, prc 'hr ouIr
contestants m 'ho sem. finals ~ me-
singles Waters viii meet Thomas oni
Drums ril meet H.silc, In Tho finals
NJ tho doubles atsdIc, and rhnwsS Will
ps. Nrtsp snd Drums riUpls ~ the
singles viii hc pla,ci Nrdnc sdu, Morris
~ Tulane was eliminated ycst, tlsy
when Waters defeated him in me pfc.
lwinafirs ~ ~" singles
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-02
BOBBY WAUGH SHADED
By RED" HENDERSON

GALVESTON. Texas. MAY Red"
Henderson uf Dallas aud Robbie Waugh.
~ Worth Texas nrhtWclghts boxed
ton FAST rounds iu up.uscislun bout
her" Monday ush' Henderson was tho
eTgrossur an tho Nty tut Wbs urihle N
penetrate wBrTh's mastery defense sut-
rc.vuiN fu uruuhl" him. although %
landed Rr more frequently and prnrahy
deserved shade the better ~ the cou.
test
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-02
rILmINu lNrEnnsrEn

TIIlTINU lNTEnESTEU UeWcITIo
" ren~ioro ot Caiubis Shnnr y o.
Las written Geo ~. STANDARD Engraving
r1Wpan, NJ thIH go, requesting samples
NJ tho compgu, work and IL. pdf.y,
relative tn ms efforts 90 hccomc m
artist Tho writer said hc had heard m
tho Philippines ~ tho standard com
pen,'s work ana lad been dul, inn
pressed
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-02
wh,,, p,rrn sayInu Nov

When pcNrc vas made In ms"h'N
world. narncy nrc,irss, owner ~ the
pir,trs uttered words The, vctc n
the effect that 'lhr Federal pitchers
were NO good Hsrney explained the
finc records " some fed pitchers m de-
rlafins that they ought 10 Amt ihev
pi,rhins against hush lesru~fs
Ocursc Mcconnell vas one ~ the lcd
henvofs indicted nv Ratne, pn the
charge ~ being minor iesguer llr
was WITH the chicago fcds last Nr1f
rM, year he IL With the cub. Nnd nov
Nr wonder WIN, pathcv hss hccn a.
,ng since same Rush League MrIon
nell shut ou' Ritns,s ovn rItaies and
allowed thcm exactly one ht'
Also. Rsfns, sald the lcd' couldn't
ht Ito sald the husky batting aver.
sscs compiled lsst yssr In the unmcrc
circuit we're duc in punt pl,rhinr and n
nNeb hail
We'll. once again the 1915 ttsusritinss
show up parne, N Ratne, Nlll iske
the stand batting atsrsse ~ the Federal
league pls,ers 20 date both In the M.
ilonsi and American league snd rrm.
pare " with the sfand bsuint average
ot the Nsiinnsi and AmsNran lraKus
rivals. hr will nnd that ihN rsds are
p.ltins the hall With visor
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-02

rsnk MORAN hnpes ~ challenge John
Rockefeller soon fut the financial cham
pionship oi the world
4 ttslirs that Johnny has few mil
lion on m. q, IN, present time. bat I'm
coming sttuns mufmufcd N. blonde
batter
And he is lie has rome alone faster
In = tinsnriai Wy Than an, nihrs non
champion IN the entire history " the
ring
Seven months aEr Moran vas broke
Then no tough, iim Cu''c, snd ru, =
700 fut that ifsyas fsv months later
no ml,sd " asaln With thr fellow uIth
beverage unnr and ru' ta1fi Thrn
tsme the Willard nght Nhlth usiicd
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-02
wEsrIn> LrAu,r sr,spiNG.


NJ Joseph ei 81 Wichita >. nsn,st 81
nlouN JiiN q Lincoln b, a. omaha T. Ne.
Molnes
tAwls TO-DAY A. Joseph Al Topeka
Denver at Ntrhits ilnrun at aluW cts
lnvs Muinea a. tmahn
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-02
AMERICAS LEAGUE sr.Npr>G.


Cleveland (. called rnd " nm. rain A.
Phllndelphis Sew YORK : ~ Nashlng
ton 3. Boston D. A. ~ louis. Chicago,
postponed rain
GANFs TO-DAY chicago A. ~ Louis
Cleveland st Detroit. N,w YORK t fh'la
Aslphis HoEon 81 washington.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-02

Manager griuih 20. the Washington
tc'u dpssnt believe 'n southern train.
Wr uips for his outfit WI, should hr'
urlN rcnn'nt winners indulge IN these
,ilys
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-02

Myers. connie Marks rookie pitcher
wss chtis,rncd "Hap' tirht ofi thu real
NJ tho MyNfs In baseball arc ralled
iian" csrtnt Chief lWi then he's
mn Indian who lost hts batting e,c last
season.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-02

~ HLSENT DAY pfIEe ish'cre ui'
- lenfuus 90 enter lhD rug with
determination fu escape lN' NOS
trivial hfIhP 10 'ppcirs that ih"
experiences ~ Older fighters have shown
them tho wisdom NJ taking f'v chances
and th'l all are going tn learn 'N" l"ssur
Tho passing Of tho long forty HnI forts
five round bouts IL ono indication M mo
safety first spirit that has entered iN"
game Fans seem 40 have grown Vsaf"
" such long sessions and fighters afo
lusf 80 wllliur to abandon them. a ton.
round fight fur the hca,i uilc would have
seemed absurd FIVE or ten rctts agu buI
Moran aui willard sot ava with f re-
Gently 10 every ones satisfaction.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-02

Nsre comes the WArdst.f over IN. plain
The Vsoshond srrlna;
win \ sora In the sunlight smile
through the rain,
Where the dim echoes RING.
win the red Of the ros, on IN, uf,sn of
his coat,
win rseklae. o' vlol.u erowrlno hls
throat.
And IN. fields leap TO lloh, =, IN, first
thrlllinu note
which his soft bresies bring
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-02
snrrmrRN LEA.rk srANpING
RESULTS ,usrInDN A. New

RESULTS ,EsfIWD ~ A. NeS orleans
Z Mobile y Al birmingham .. Alsn,n
A. Chstisnooss Little Rock o Al Nash
VILE 4. Memphis 7.
CANES TODAN Aalsnls A. birmingham.
Mobile 81 New orleans Memphis at Nash.
VILE Little Rock 81 Chattanooga
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-02
Baseball
Calenada1s:
vlsrln> ,s>otI,r,oN sr,>pi>o.


Ciu. o sherman ~ Muskostr. . Fort
smur. At McAieNrr. Parts, postponed
rain ~ Tulsa penisnn. postponed ram
GAMES TO-DAY Rt bklahnms
Gu rats ~ 1ul.R. fort kWlin Ht NJ.
Nirutr sherman ~ Nuskogrr
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-02
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION srANpiNC.


RESULTS YESTERDAY A. columbus. i'
Minneapolis A. Iouisvills MlNsukrs
I, A. Indianapolis. .ksnsn CiV, rain. A.
Toledo.st Paul. rain.
GAMES TODAY N-ksr., CITY a. Indian.
srolis Minneapolis al 'oluinhus - PAU
si Toledo Milwaukee st Louisville
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-02
>,r,o>,, Ir,G,r sr,>nr>o.

rutshurgh o A. Sew Notk l Ntook1u =
A. Hostnn o.. phuadclpha 2 A. chicago
~ Louis. postponed. rain.
GANus TO-DAY prooklyr % Ncw Yofl
philsdeiphia ~ Boston. ri'tstutgh A.
Cincinnati. Oniy three tatnes scheduled.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-02

NEw YORK MAJ The American
iuti needs more real iu,keys rhef" 10 =
deatih ~ experience tuunlng horse pilots
~ this time and many good ponies inil in
sRln brackets t,mplN because ~ bad
hsudlus
IN m. ha,oou d,,s ~ thr 'uff sport
there Va. supcrnull, Of great ioche'"
Then the game chbci iocks,s Wrre
thrown ont ~ employment aud followed
other trades ~ professions since ~" re-
,i,Il IN man, parts oi the country u has
become Hppsllnsly apparent thar ih'fr
arc ouly score or two ~ real r'd'rt ln
m, land The others who ARE ,hsS'i ~
io,ke,' are fspr's'
Man, " The hbyz t.diug woes igi't 1fo
not even competent iu gallon %w w Woo
their workouts \ iortrN must NM
gradually 80 be- q real success ~ y
hulk " The riders " today hrf GIwl
from the lob ~ stable hoy 49, prFa
NJ uotoughhrtds The hoisr fvrseS zeal
iyc that their mounts are |rt'hr'WH
handled they arc sstllng th" best
BOYS possible
Tn. fault 10 thpi uu rsal effort has hs"'
mad. duriug The past Two of 'me" wears
10 properly train ho,s 'of their imporan'
tesk ~ riding rpr' hur-" Tn" nu'
Il hslrr temedlsd hy some owners Who
have employed expert trainers to educate
their rockies" iu tvn wears NJ 80 uf
pnp,l. will emerge a. full nrdssd Jockeys
nll, fitted with tidins knowledEc
nut until tnen the mnjnflt, IT horse.
will hc driven h, Joke riders nv now
whose hck ~ fiding know lrdr" VIII '"n'
down To defeat many gond h''''
Witch. N properly handled NnnN ~
consistent winner
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sourp.nN OKLAHOMA STANDING.

RESULTS YESTERDAY All ,.m.. pos,
YNu.N uN sFFuuUf - rain
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MIS- TO-DAY aaIst
TEXAS LIAG,. STANDING.

Rhs,irs NtsrhRDM An tams, post.
ponsd, rain.
GAMES TO-DAY Houston ~ Shreveport
beaumont ~ Iott Worth ssn Antonio 1T
Dallas usistston at Msro
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Cleveland hv defeating mo Tgorl in
The second ''rliEhi g1mr Mn'IHy.
climbed no within 'oaH ih,u o., gnm"
from the top r tho American lrtgu.
Standing Tho rIov,andns arr rpn
Nod with Detroit and Hrs'0n f.' .-nurI
place, While Guff'hs. Senator'S lend f1r
on" dtH ~ ''a'
Washington CAV" Harp"r magnificent
fYpp0ri end 0uu from Boston with ,t.,
I 'Nc WoaN.mr the Y,ukn's allowed
'h' Athletics 30 bunch h.'a when brgl's
meant rims
Si"rg"Ns home u". with 'Nu men .'
has"e. Gayr EinoFE q urr oyU
BTNpI
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Sir Joseph Tinker f. IN be- ronFrRtulat.
o1 upon tho way hs has ~ net revived
hi' once glspIng cubs aul wheeled them
around In tho light direction
For f"v vc"F7 'rero we're strong
signs NJ ,n h'ter cub collapse hui In
ulno" NJ grow mr. discouraged Tinker orli
bI'tlcd IN Rnd nov .iih Mcconnell
Vaughn Hendr1 s"a'ou sUd Lavender
ir 'h'ro lc has sls0 ~ laS' 'h1' viii
moro than mold 80 own ind NO hall
,luh II going 90 fuI.b vsr, far away
from tho top hat has five first class
pitchers taking noi sho, ~ orrosiug 8
forces dRy by LAY Tinker ~ me ,tatt
hNi the toughest job In the circuit but
th" greet white light NJ hope e. beginning
to bresk 'or him ~ last
Tho return ~ Frsd if"frsshoN N 'ouf
ramcn, play IL ono NJ the cheering sign.
Of N" young season There arc few
better golfers thsn HcrreshoN but M
better sportsmcn Which v also SOME
Iuinr
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