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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-17

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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-17
For the Growing Girl

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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-09-24
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Twlsa is Bwfldfmg More
Rapfdlly Tham Amy
City fm 0he Umf0ed
SGa0gS

AND OR A SUBSTANTIAL NATURE rs
PER CENT OF ALL DOWNTOWN BCSI.
NESS property is paid for In full and the
other 25 per cent with very small mortgages
with large per cent of homes in the same
,hape. There is no city in the United States
hat can StaUd depression better than Tulsa,
md now Is the time TO purchase and reap
he profits that are sure to come with the
developing of the city Remember the pres
mt opportunities Will not always be here.
II You are looking for downtown business op.
portunitios ! have them that will make large
rofits.
story, corner right IN the trend OF big de
Ielopment, rent deposited in advance to your
credit will double in value within three or
lour years besides paying big interest on
your investment. Now renting for 81 500
per year. II you want one Of the best small
Investments la the city ask about this Price
On terms sl2,50O' rare bargain.
One of the best downtown business lots,
20 feet front and rare bargain; private
consultation ON this. Price S22,500
Four choice corners in Maple Ridge addi.
ion, three on the boulevard. Price for 100
foot fronts from So, 500 TO $500 each Re
member there is only few choice building
''''S III NHls CnplNt duultlOH anu you VIII
nave to make M your mind suick ii you wish
to purchase.
Morningside and Maple Ridge addition.
some choice lots in these additions from 5000
20 $3.50, on terms.
Two brand-new up.to the minute homes in
StOnebraker Heights in the best part OF this
superb addition. IL you want a home In every
sense Of the word with all modern improve.
rnents, and the best environments (snd that
Is worth rs much as the home itself or
norc) You should investigate these Price
$500 and $3.50, appointment at any time
10 see them. except Sunday.
Telroom modern corner residence with
garage and servants quarters, on South
boulder: large sleeping porch an ideal home
for low price. Price $500, terms on part
Five'room modern bungalow on South Gin.
rinnati avenue, corner lot. Price 81 500 on
terms Of $500 cash.
Two choice seven room residences. south
front, newly built, well located in Maple
Ridge. Price $4,000, terms II desired
II you do not see advertised what you
want make your wants known. large listing
II the best in Tulsa.
TlheWdlWDr@ Cox
500 Wamlel Bwhldamq
Ph@me 5S3
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-09-24
TlheWdWDr@ Cox
50S Wam1el Bmhldimq
PIh@Ing 5SS
Reality BargJaiHns

New modern home, south part on
city, elegant neighborhood, possession
October /. This home will please you
Price $500, with terms.
Beautiful S-room, east front, resi-
dence, Carlton Place, handsome
home with all modern improvements
attractive. select ncighborhood mod
crate payment down and easy terms
If desired, Price $4,000, early pos
session.
handsome home, south part of city,
restricted residence district, every
modern convenience desired, beami-
full interior decorations, large rooms
well designed. Price $l2, 500, quick
possession.
New 7-room modern residence,
South Boston. A special low price will
lie made on application.
Eight-room modern, east front, resi- =
dence. South Baltimore, pleasant
homo. Price $4,000. immediate pos
session. A bargain.
Six-room, new, thoroughly up-to-
date residence, furnace heat, large
basement, lot 50X140 fine neighbor-
hood, south part OF city. See me for
special low price.
Five-room modern residence, oak
floors, mantle, basement, lot 50x14O.
Price $4,000. easy terms, early pos
session.
SiX-room modern residence, south
part OF the city, corner lot 50xl40.
garage, basement, fine well, choice
neighborhood. Price $4,000,
Very attractive 6-room bungalow,
southwest part city, corner lot 50X160,
living and dining room oak finish,
handsome wall decorations, basement,
garage for two cars, a cosy, well built
home that will appeal TO you. Price
$4,000. easy terms.
Nice Groom bungalow. large rooms
large porches, terraced lot. fine shade.
garage aud servants quarters fine
well Price $4,000, terms.
Two-story 6-room modern residence,
South Denver, fine neighborhood
Price S3.250, terms.
Some special bargains in 90 and 100
foot lots in restricted neighborhoods
Maple Ridge and South Side additions
Chance to make quick profits.
/ have extensive list of bargains in
five and six-room bungalows and sew
en- and eight-room residences on the
<ast side.
First t-class, close In, Main street
property, $11, 500. An elegant invest
mcnt to make an early profit on 1t
has improvements sufficient to carry
the investment Don't let this golden
opportunity" get away from you. Not
a safer Investment in Tulsa. See me
for price and terms. Act quick. Phone
8S9 or 443 or see
c. W. SdmgleG@un
Room Z, Alexander Bldg.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-09-24
FOR SALE


fNe-room bungalow South
oaka finish: artistic in
on Elwood Prices
finish and beautiful location "N'
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for
We have
doubt
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-01
Nebraska Central
Beats Grand Island

CENTRAL CITY. Neba April a,-gspe.
cial.l Nebraska Central college won ain
exciting track and field meet from their
old rivals. Grand Island college, Friday
by substantial margin. the score being
&C 10 a.
FLYNN u Grand Island was the indi.
vidual point winner with sixteen, taking
first In the ioo-yard dash and broad
Jump and second IN the asNyard dash
and quarter-miie A high wind which
blew continually throughout the meet
prevented the running Of the hiEh hur.
dies and kept the tins and distances
down somewhat ncnnett broke Gem
ttai college record In the hammer throw
with heaxu Of ~ feet ? inches,
Grand Island won only four first
places hY narrow mAresns The broad
Jump ~ thrsesduariers q A. inch, the
htgh jump ~ one inch and the laAyaFd
aaah ana Ess yard hurdles ~ the pFays
tfhlai halfshFeadth
Nebraska Central also nan ,ha haifs
mile relay which da noe fikuIe Ia the
peiai seofe. hut Coz which thr TIFFANY
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Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-01
SWEDISH GOVERNMENT
ASKS MONEY FOR ARMY

STOCKHOLM fVA London. April ~
The Swedish government has asked tho
Riksdsg Tor vote Of teaeo kroner
Cor tho army, il 2socoo kroner fer tho
navy ana teana kroner Tor Fastening
the construction ~ desiroycrs ana sub
marines.
The army expenditure "a proposed pFin
elrally teF The heavy artillery. sneineer.
ms and the supply service aud for the
equipment N ina iands,Fum
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-01
GEORGIA GOES DRY IN
DRASTIC FORM TODAY

ATLANTA, Ga, April ao.-~ueorgia's
new prohibition law. designed TO drive
''breworios locker clubs and near beer
saloons from the state. became effective
az midnight last night. Under Il no hever-
age containing more than one-half OF
per cent % alcohol may be manufactured
or sold, and no person may bring IN
from outside the state, more than two
quarts Of liquor or forty-eight pints OF
beer a month,
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-01
Beselins Lose Fast
Game to Holly Lads

The Hollys triumphed over tho Beseltns
at Fort Omaha Yesterday IN one OF the
anappiest games Of the year. The score
was 10 8
Despite the bad weather, 900 fans
turned out 10 witness the contest. Peter
son held the Hesellns 20 four hits. while
Mayer and Gurnett we're HE hard.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-01
URGES AMERICANS SPREAD
CHRISTIAN PROPAGANDA

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Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-01
PROFESSOR TAYLOR AT THE
UNIVERSITY CLUB AT LUNCH

Prof. George Taylor, head OF the de-
partment Of political economy OF Harvard
university, as well as being member
Of the United States rural credit COM
mission. win he the honor guest at the
University club at noon today Prof
Taylor Ia down for an address, following
the noon luncheon.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-01
ARRESTED ON CHARGE OF
BREAKING INTO BOX CAR

william Robinson who save bis a..
dress "a nlsllla. Kan was ARRESTED wee
lsriay eFsnluN a enc WaflNkfaH depot
sni placed % ibe ltf iah hatkeH eilh
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tiuss nlsnksnsalp shalgf NoflR
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Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-01

to /. Jimmy Mirasky hurled the first
five innings for the Bourgeois and was
succeeded in the sixth by Davis. who
then proceeded tor how the fans some
real sensation twirling lie allowed ono
hit in he four frames and shifted ten
mon.
The Bourgeois hammered The dayllghts
out OF Bradloek. the Te-Be-ces hurler,
running I'D q total Of fifteen hits. The
Tc.Be-Ces crew made nine hits altogether.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-01
CINCINNATI
RALPH H. BURGESS IS
HANGED FOR WIFE MURDER

BEAUMONT Tex. April 90,--Ralph ~
Burgess, IS, travelling man. was hanged
here today for the murder Of his wife on
January q, 1915 lie was given the death
penalty In April 1915. An hour before
Burgess went 10 the gallows he attempted
10 swallow poison, but was prevented by
guards. lie said he had concealed the
poison last summer
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-01
REDS EDGE OUT
IN NINTH FRAME
Pirates Use Up One Pitcher After
Another in Futile Effort to
Save Game.
GRoH SENDS IN WINNING RUN

CINCINNATI. April 9.--cinclnnati
won out in the ninth inning here today.
defeating Pittsburgh, s 10 Z. In the ninth
inning Pittsburgh WAS one run TO the
good and Harmon was sent 10 the mound.
A hlt sacrifice and double was made
OF him aud he was replaced by Miller,
who gave two bases on balls. when he
wss replaced by Jacobs. Groh got hit
or him, which brought In the winning
run. Score;
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-01
AMERICAN AMBASSADOR
ARRIVES AT PETR0GRAD

PErRoGRAD. Aprn 9o-tvia London.)
The American ambassador David n.
Francis, has reached petrograd lie be-
gan his official duties Immediately. call
ing today on the premier and the minis
ter OF foreign affairs
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-01

,' 70 Collins out hi by Fourniers
.Fsatted for Groom in eighth.
'Batted for Austin IN ninth.
Slated for Hartley In ninth,
st. cA Eoais . ..'....i ! 3 go 3 *
Two-base hit Murphy Three-bas III;
sisler stolen bases Fourier. ". Coli
llns. Double play u. Collins to Fourier.
Bases on balls or Scott, q. of Groom,
: Hits and earned runs OFF Groom ?
hits. run N eight innings, off Bark.
hit, no run IN one inning, of Scott,
hits. runs IN nine innings, Struck out
BY Scott, q, by Groom, l. EmpircsF
HiIdcbrand and oLaughlin.
six Pitchers Not Enough.
DETROIT, Mich. April 50--Jennlngs
used ok pitchers and four pinch hittcrs
today. but Detroit lost 10 Cleveland, u
10 9. The visitors piled up big lead
In the early innings. knocking James and
Boland out Of tho box hiid malirenting
succeeding twirlers without mercy. The
history OF NAvin field. Score;
sfIatted for McT1gue In the fifth.
Slated for Boehler In the seventh
sBatted for Fuller IN the seventh
sBatted for Erickson, In the eighth
IRAN for Dubue IN the seventh,
flsysIsnd I... a"455 ddfsS ii-'9
Two.base hits Graney t2l Cobb. He'll
man. Stanage. Stolen base Crawford
Double play Young 10 Burns. O'Neill
TO Wambsganas. Bases on balls OF
Bagby q Off Mitchell, Il off James, ?,
of holland, Il Off McTigue, 4. off Gun
ninRham 2 Hits and earned runs or
Bagby II hits, runs In six and two.
thirds Innings Off Mitchell, 2 hits, !.
runs In two and one-third inningsi OF
James, 3 hits. runs IN one and one
third innings; Off Boland | hit 2 runs
IN one-third inning; OFF McTlgue, hits
runs IN three and one-third innings, OF
Boehler, hits 2 runs IN two innings; OH
Erickson. no hits, no runs IN ora m
one inning. Struck out. BY Bagby. q
By Mitchell. !. Umpires. chill and
Evans
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-01

CHICAGO, April "a Jack Mesa the
hard hitting first haseman procured ~
the White S0x from the OAKLAND Coast
league club ana recently cold % helil'
more has defilned 10 ioln the Oripl0a.
lie has aianet with q semiep f0tesaiqsiA'
team here faf SUNDAY games
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-01

William spengler, former amateur
champion heavyweight boxer, who rep
resented the American Athletic union
abroad recently declares that the Dam
ish Swedish and Norwegian amateurs
are the greatest amateurs IN the world
How did they find out how great they
are without summer base bali?
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-01
Standing Of Teams
NATL LEAGUE.
WEST. LEAGtrE.
AM AssN
ye.lyerday's nssuIls.


WESTERN LEAGUE.
Des Molnen. Omaha, /. Fourteen
innings
Lincoln, 5. Sioux city b
- phTopeka rain
Denver Wichita. rain
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Pittsburgh, Z. Cincinnati,
81, Chicago. postponed
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Chicago, s. 81. Louis, a.
Cleveland, III Detroit, g
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
indianapolis, 8 Kansas city. l.
Toledo, o, St. Paul I.
Columbus, 8. Minneapolis. q Twelve
innings
Louisville. 4. Milwaukee. ..
Games To-day
Western TeaRue--Des Molnss AZ Omaha,
Lincoln A. Sioux city, 81. Joseph NJ To-
pek0, Denver AT Wichita
National Pittsburgh al Cincin-
natl. 81. Louis ~ Chicago, Brooklyn at
New York Philadelphia at Boston.
American LenRuc-t Chicago 81 81 Louis,
Cleveland nj Detroit, Boston 1T Washing
ton, New York al Philadelphia.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-01

Hastan wants tie Olympic gamNa ui
isa Is 90 4 mart ef me tef ntens
celebration 81 ihs landins ~ the fii
sfiias uaad Mea The fNNritus ais af 3
liked lHe 0iNmih ksMfs
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-01

A#an FhNt Bay 4lHiss HafNi~sAAAlf
sysa sseaNsFa. sss w. flslHs f.nt Var
lianaf hslass nhle&e fetas laNtH
nssiltn Az tfasxisis eHF 81 a.
sssglssmsat
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-01
WHITE SOX ROUT
The BROWN TEAM
Hard Hitting, Together with
Errors, Combine 10 Give
Victory to Chicago,
WIN COMES SIX TO TWO COUNT

81. LOUIS. April so-lIard hitting,
combined with errors which came At OPP
perfume times, enabled Chicago to win
from ST. Louis here today TO 2. II was
the locals sixth straight defeat on the
home grounds. Score.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-01

IOTf ON hHFfHl NlOUN fsITNl " INNEUTHs
g. First base on errors. Sioux iCty, q;
Lincoln. 3 Sacrifice hit; Kane. Two
base hits. Livingston. Rohrer, Carlisle.
Stolen base; Carlisle, Hts orr Doyle.
2 In ono inning. Double plays; Hinohman
10 Williams Morse 10 Williams, Steven
am TO Hlncnman TO Williams. Struck out
Hy Doyle, II by Gnspar. 2. by Gregory, l.
Passes on balls. OFF Doyle. 2. off Gregory.
III Hit by pitched ball: BY Gregory.
Lejeuhe and Kane, Time 1915. Umpires
Andrews and Mullen.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-01
HURLING DUEL OF
IA FRAMES is TIE
Lou North.and Lefty Thomas Stage
Pitchers Battle, Which is Called
in Fourteenth Stanza.
SCORE STANDS ONE TO ONE


Fourteen frames Of very frieid and
somewhat moist pastime. 10 which Louis
Napoleon North and Lefty Thomas en-
gagged IN n thrilling hurting d1ol we're
staged II fiourkc park yesterday after.
noon for the edfieation and education or
several hundred rabid bugs who reeks
lessiy defied pneumonia and grip 10 lamp
Pas demon athletes IN action AZ the
end " the fourteenth imp Carney gra-
oiously called Il q ball game and allowed
The hRlf-frozen fans 10 go home. The
count when the fray ceased was 10 4
Badly Isbeil and his crew put up an
awful howl when the jumps called the
event OF for the day, for Badly thought
Lefty Thomas had the Rourkes on his
list and hls crew had visions Of knocking
North senseless In the fifteenth The
ssng IN the press coop, having other
thoughts in their minds. checred uproars
ously when Carney called a holt on ac-
count Of darkness
Play snsppy Ball.
u was mighty good ball game despite
the cold. Both teams played swell base
ball and the entire fourteen innings were
rericte with snappy plays and great
stops. Neither side had any corner on
The Sensational ftun and both The home
boys and the visitors were robbed OF hits
Omaha counted rs run In the opening
sianza. Joe Burg's anatomy was pune
tured BY one OF Thomas slants Hunter
pulled down drive by smith which was
tagged for three sacks, thereby starting
the miracle stuff. but F'orsythe beat out
= hunt. Marty Krug damned single To-
center and Burg touched the rubber
The Boosters counted their tally IN the
fifth on hit By spahr claires infield
out and Kilduffs error.
INNS cut Down NJ Plate,
Des Molnes came periously near to
scoring on three occasions. Twice on at
tempted double steals. snappy work by
North and Priest. with Priest making
swell throws to the plate, Booster runs
we're cut down, and on one accession
Oklahoma Pete KiIduff made beautiful
stop OF Hahns hard grounder and threw
spahr out Al the plate.
Omaha rad one chance TO score, when
Iriest attempted 10 come home from first
on KilduffH double, but the relay from
Mclean 10 Ewoldt to Spahr was too fast,
Honors Are Even.
Neither North or Thomas had any adj
vantage in the burlng duel Both we're
sayed on seeeral occasions by wonderful
plays. North WAS in hot water a little
uftener than Lefty, but he always pulled
through. Both huriers were pitching
great ball in, tho closing innings.
Pete Kildui. Priest. krug. Hunter and
Mclean we're the lads who did the stellar
work Klduff especially. shone, Al
though II Was histerror that was respon'
sIhie for The Booster marker
The Boosters and Hourkes battle again
today AZ Rourke park Il will be ladies
day The game will start at S.l6. Score
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-01
Two Nebraska High
Sc hools Compete
In Tarkio Meet
1915 SCHOOLS WINNING POINTS.

1915 DECI.AMATOhY WINNERS,
Miss Ferne Morse, Mound CITY, Mo.
first
Alfred Waterman, Bedford. Ia, first
1915 INDIVIDUAL POINT WINNERS.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-01
Bourgeois Run Up
Victory by Making
Fifteen Safe Hits

The Bourgeois added another victory In
the Greater Omaha league race yeater-
Day BY trouncing the Te-Be-ces team, u
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-01


"a total Of twenty
A. Yort, Falls city, Seb ....,...5,..... ~
II, Collins, Shennndoab, ia..,,ts+.ttt,,, b
Allen Edee. pawnee CITY Neb.~..t.."t
Baudie Younger, Maitland, N0."t.aa., =
I'D White. Fairfax, Mo.~st,.,,.,..s.... 8
William Rood, clearfield. Ia.u,.@sst.tt J
Verne Hardin, Maitland, Mo.,.u.t.o !
A. Edee, Pgwnee city, Nep. ".,.os.a.. 8
j. Nelson Nebraska city. Neb.s.f...t,. ]
r. stimson, Pawnee city, Neb.s.tt.tts. 3
Harold WEIGH, Shenandoah, ia.ntos,.. !
lioilo Huddle, clarnda, Iao.t"."..u. y
Gland White, Tsfkio, Mo,,,.....ot.t.,.. 5
a. RoHepbaugh, Greenfield. lay..,.,... 3
Fred Benson, Nebfnsfa city, Neb,t..ss. J
H. Atkinson, Pawnee city, Neb, ssit.,ts.. =
President Shane. Pawnee city, Seb.n, .
q. Leacox, Shenandoah. la,sset.tso.,. 3
Dale Morrison, Maitland, MO,,.,tutf,.s. o
Hubert James clarinda, la,,.,.,,..tt..,, J
TARKIO, Mo. Arril 2g.-(speeial, y
Eight years ago the Tarklo College Tri-
State High School Athletic and peclama-
tory centers were organized. Eight
schools we're entered the first year and
forty-cight students competed. Last year
twenty-one schools, with ~ contestants
we're entered The 1915 contest or TrI-
State High School day promises 10 be the
best in the history Of the Organization
Already twenty schools have been heard
from. with entries coming IN daily. Eleven
athletic events will be contested, with
forty-four gold. silver and bronze medals
offered az prizes. Seven wall trophy
shields will be offered as team prizes. A
new feature this year viii be the tennis
tournament In doubles for boys.
-Four deciamatory contests will be held
the prellfninAriea nj 1870 a, m Friday,
May 5. with the finals az SIS p, m. the
same day.
In the athletic events preliminaries Will
be held at 1870 A. m. Friday, May 8. while
the finals will begin at .. m the same
day. Daugherty Of Pawnee City. who
holds the present tri-state record, will be
back TO defend his title, while Nelson Of
Falls City and Hardin OF Maitland viii
give him the run Of hts life, Each OF the
three can run II IN about $40
The Iowa schools entered are. Thur
man, Red Oak. Blanchard, Coin. Corning,
clearfleld. Bedford. College Springs
shenandoah, Randolph, clarinda and
Dexter.
Nebraska teams are Pawnee City and
Falls City. while Missouri will be repre-
scented by Maitland. Mound City. Brock
enridge. Fairfax. Rock Port and Tarkio,
Yort Of Falls City. who tied two records
last spring and who hung up new one.
win be after some new records this spring.