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The Elbert County tribune., 1916-04-07

window. do you see those poles,
hung with decorations? Now, do you
see those barricades? All London is
filled with soldiers and police. Tomor-
row 1t will be a series of enclosed
boxes. Nobody will be able to stir
beyond the limits of his street No,
Estelle, we start tonight"
And SO we did. For Estelle was, to
me, as clay in the hands of the pot
ter. That is the advantage of know
ing what you want; 1t is the secret
of power. But, suppose we get sepa-
rated in the crowd" she suggested
meekfy.
"Then." l answered, sternly, 1--WE
shall each find our way home as best
we can"
Estelle slipped off her wedding ring.
Anne Ives" she said, with some
spirit, you may be stronger willed
than l. but ! am a married woman, and
1t Is my duty to chaperon you II
go with you. you shall wear this for
your own protection. Now feel more
content" she sighed. 81 feel that |
have done my best to protect you
against this madness of yours"
For she had already forgotten that
it was she who had been the prime
mover in our undertaking.
We slipped out OF the house and
The Elbert County tribune., 1916-04-07
HIN. EGBERT
ILLO . ] RJAI IONo bf
O.IRWIN MYERS
copYRleHT 1919
VIC CHAPMAN

towards upon the benches? Anyhow,
before knew what l was doing, be
fore 1 knew that l had contemplated
such q step, was standing outside the
grand stand In the turf field.
Il will ascend with Competitor No.
g." said.
! heard a shrek of horror from Es-
telle Christie; saw the faces of the
spectators turned upon me. each,
fringed with its mop OF hair. exactly
reminiscent of some large and very
pale turnip. The stewards ran toward
me.
"Imposslblel" they cried. we could
not think of such thing"
Then, Mr.. Competitor No. 6, con-
graduate you upon gaining the prize .
said satirically. pointing toward the
other aeroplanes that rose In spiral
circles and now hummed overhead like
angry bees. Rule XIV makes, l be-
lieve. no discrimination against my
SEX" continued at venture.
my dear lady. 1t is impossible
Rather would forego the prize," said
the unknown. much agitated. Your
courage thrills me and overwhelm me
with gratitude. but no-a thousand
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SYNOPSIS.

Anne ives. mascot by reputation. starts
from Winnipeg for London to attend the
coronation of King George. Her father
was the Compile d'Yves of France Fol-
tather went to America, where he mar
Red. At his death he left Anne a key
to n strong box In the vaults of Magniff
Co. Paris bankers. The box is said
to contain bonds OF tho defunct French
Panama Canal company. On the steam
er Anne meets tho dissolute son of Bank
er Magnifr. who. not knowing her identity,
tells Anne OF n proposed scheme to get
hold of the Panama bonds and extort
money from his father. Anne attends an
aviation meet In London.
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CTo BE CoNTINUEDJ
The Bubble Reputation.

she may have been wicked. She
was at least brave. frank and open.
She was no hypocrite." Eleanor Gates,
the clever young playwright. was talk
ing about young and beautiful girl
suicide. She resumed: "She was no
hypocrite. Thus. at a tango tea, lift
ing glass of champagne high In air,
| once heard her cry. In answer to
certain scandalous and false rumors:
oh. what's a reputation. anyway
Half the world waste their lives try
ing to live up to 1t, and the other half
waste theirs trying to live 1t down.
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times no. could never accept your
offer"
Isl monsieur ale peur-" hazarded.
1t was not such long shot, either, for
the daring aeronaut looked more
French than Italian, and, If so, knew
the suggestion that he was afraid
would touch him. 1t did. He colored
like schoolgirl.
"Mademoiselle is also French % he
| cried. Come then, and we shall beat
them all But what am l saying? No,
no. 1t is impossible. cannot risk your
| life"
| "Monsieur's machine is not, then,
absolutely under his control?" / in
quired coldly.
| He had turned away, the picture of
detection, but as this new blow went
home he came forward again, kindled
| to new ardor. | looked from his face
to those of the stewards And just
then. as matters hung in the balance,
| the event was turned decisively by a
voice from back seat among the
| benches.
"Gorn!" 1t cried derisively. IVY
dontcher let the Idly ride outsider"
The whole of the grand stand was
convulsed in laughter. The stewards
threw up their hand is despair; then,
while the aviator still hesitated. took
him by the arm and almost dragged
him toward his machine.
Courage. monsieur" said. I'VE
shall win the prize together"
An answering glance of exultation
was shot back to me.
eve SHALL" he cried. and with those
words all hesitation and doubt disap-
peared. you shall be safe as little
bird. Step up, mademoiselle. Care
fully; do not let the oil-drip from the
motor soil your dress. So Now"--and
he flung furry coat over my shoul-
ders. 1T is cold up there, in the do
minions of the sun-god." he said glee-
fully. Hold fast to that stay, mademoi-
selle." He shouted an order to his at
tendants and leaped in beside me. The
motor thrilled; we moved-and just
then heard a second and more pierre
ing shrek from the benches, and turn
ing my head ever SO slightly, saw that
Estelle Christie had tainted away.
But had little thought OF her, for
all my energies were bent upon the
task Of conquering my fear. We were
rising; how far we had risen ] did not
know until, looking dizzily down, ] saw
the upturned faces of the spectators,
apparently almost level with the
ground. and the grand stand like sec
tion of slabs laid horizontally upon
the turf. Now we were circllng the
field with long. curving, undulating
sweeps. Over our heads, at intervals
other aeroplanes hummed.
Five hundred feet. mademoiselle." {"
said voice In my ear.
turned toward him. There he sat.
his hands upon the levers, calm. i'm.
perturbable. self possessed; and the
machine obeyed beautifully each slight
est pressure of his fingers.
I'VE shall win. mademolselle," he
announced calmly. She behaves bet
ter than ever before. All, but It takes
French hearts to accomplish such
deeds as thiA-"
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CHAPTER III.
The Man in the Buff Boots,

q met old friends and enemies at the
coronation and forgot to look at the king1
Estslle was half hystericaI when
she got home to our London boarding
house after my venturesome flight in
the monoplane of the unknown avia.
tor. When she revived she began
scolding me.
Mercy. child" she exclaimed. when
we were settled in her room that eve.
nirg. ut made my blood run cold
to see you up there. tiny dot in the
sky. circling round the grounds. What
notoriety, tool And with an unknown
man. Who was he. l wonder? How
handsome he wasl II the reporters
had got hold of your name"
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through my mind. and felt my faos
flush fntolerably. l was endeavoring
with all my power to dodge away from
them. when. to my horror. perceived
that Estelle recognized the younger
man. and heard her. at my elbow. ex-
claim In plaintive tones:
~Oh. won't you please take Us into
the Abbey7"
They spun round In astonishment at
this unexpected address. saw a look
of recognition come into the aviator's.
eyes. He turned to his companion and
muttered something: both raised their
hats, and. with the gallantest of bows.
our unknown offered his arm tome!
At the same time the elder man Of
fered his own to Estelle. 1t was an
done SO aptly. and took me 30 by
surprise. that I placed my hand me-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-26
Diam O nd
Gill NJ S

cleveland and Washington both had
bad luck Yesterday While Washington
was plH,lng fourte"n-inning lie win
th, White soS cleveland. With = lead
NJ 81 over m" Nthlctrs htd 10 ston
after 'No fourth inning On account of
rain and darkness.
No.s Jo1os ~ mnm''a" ~ ne
THIa pitching fFn. fhov,d his old
'.nmmst.s up iu grand style THURSDAY.
letting them down with one hii and not
p sugl" run Nch was pitching for
Musaag.. "I'rN' Huoy formerly ~
the MI-Eog"o team. also pitched good
game for Tuls, holding tho Nets to
hyo hits and on" run
WcN.ster had better lo' this Msps'
gent In.' game ur two or some hir
l"rFuo club v'N come along and gobble
him ur tho nrs, ihing they know He
hes n"V Non and lost none
N,rcrs hr tvo games. hy ,hs wav.
h,v" been .hg'ou's over the Okshoms
rtN senators IIo beat Snaps hoys
10 ~ McAlcstor and , 10 o here
The Giants. with n straight games
Won NTNNNF Two tff'f'lHFH NJ '"''f nlN
enemies the Rravcs. TO-DAY. There 10
rnus.f.ronl" REGULATION over whether
the. VIII he able ~ continue winning.
now that they've lor tho vest. Vhefs
'h' pirk'rgs were so easy
rlsNclsnds Indians ply game ~
home iods, for change They meet
'ho Browns a. cleveland In postponed
EHmr
\ serios ths' viii decide the National
l'ngI" lead Tor short time. ~ least.
viii he opened ~ rh'hierhA TODAY
Vhen 49," Rfook'yn Dodgers open up vith
'hs rhil'ies iu Moran own yard The
podgcrs viii have 10 face Alexander N
Oh" FIRST game
IN defeating Brooklyn Thursday. : ~
70 'hr rl'ptca made strange record
The, scored one run in each n ,hs
Nfsi Nyc innings OnN IN 'hc las, thres
I'D ihry hu to count
Rgumsrn nov rlling Tn ~ Ysnks.
-uh .''u'". wss responsible for siN ~
the seven runs scored yesterday nv
u,noyBns men against 81 i.nuls
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LAST or HOME
SERIES IS LOST
Snaps Men Fail Before the
TwlSterS Of Mapel; Are
BIanked. 3 TO 0.

Appearing absolute. novrrr.. before
iN' Blenders OIL. Susr Nsp1 10 m..
m,rrs when mt. meant runs. 'H' ....
.lnrs vent down .r i'HBf. ntu q. Thur.
Hr, ir th, nH Same uf N...r .,r.. win
'b' Miners IoIfpNIrF iNr r'y,r.r iH..
l.gft'i iinIu FOR r' smith TNUrrIt
mFht and h,dr farewell 90 h, Ium.
.,mr '"r fourteen d1,s. which win 900
th.m an 100 Invasion u' Nrtpu.n. rui
T,Nt.
Cl,mcn' ll1pr and williamson rsrc
100, onlf ~rupirft thI. iH suN, IH. H..
It,f, " Nnprl any Whatever Dirm.r.
and Haas each lUur',i'd '0r uuunI.
.UN single bnH r,,n VH. .hr.t.t ont
.I 20 Iom' un D., mrh vri Wmn..
fnr pooled one uHFl. uhsr Senators
vent hil's.
The N.n'f. connected I.lUHru. U.t
uHh' uftiy with iHy n'.ri,d i,.,.,e
"' lpHr gafuunE t total u' Nsu
abii hIugcs
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Police Court Character. Are
Barred

blWANI TuNT TiII IpiilI .nt Ur
RECORD iS NnT AGAINST YOt
N sn. tnu afr denied nlnNisnUs in ma
VI uuf largest amusement places u tHu
uIiN #ihis is the NvN fulr that has SONS
into effect ~ ihr NudiivI w uar ing
PAVILION Tho nsnsEef sats he figures
there Hfn enough peurls iN ami atuuni
oklahoma titN that oniu, tlauUInI tu
support ih' Ms hall without these hat
arisfH go With tho assistance W the law
en'rf emrn, department " me rii,. We
viii haNe unr ~ iho tlrsresi nni rrsl
restricted publ. danrinr ratIiioua in ihr
uHnif, n has never been s tough ari
ileufirfh rlsre ans has fittn t|U police
department uHtrn.hu Ht si ami me w1n.
au uUwfui HiNrs wuai ui ihr frlf iu she
ritNs sifinHsnt snfnf rmsrf rf Tho pfn.
hhiti0n law There be- uniform nnli b..
man And Wa'fur rn NuN all ne 'iire
~ guarantee nuoi Hr.isI iun Nr unfair
and -oninmn ruhnr i8n.inF conducted
DO Vie rlace Is siihuIl mahing Nnc visit
sniwaN
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AZ FRANK G. mrNKE

FfN'E'N ~ H'iH'F'Nt
NEN YORK. May 70 IN, more men
lIou ol N" name Of sam N,Mockiu,
ra,c hor.,. brings groana from the
throsts of the thousands who 'hay"
taDkod him Rud lott heavily on him 400
lls recent races
The form reversal ~ this horse. dating
from lHu summer when he was sold 'or
81 900. forms one Of tho strangcst chap
tors In the cntire history of the Jturf
Racing under the colors of John Madden
last spring q. 3.ycar. old. he ranked
Hs one N the greatest race horses IN
'Wcriw Time and again he went TO
the post. pittrd against some wonderful
tnoroughhrcds md almost a. often he
ronpcd home ahead of the field
And then along came August HcImont,
who diDh'rod Tor white With Madden
aud nunly secured possession OF the
horse for iiJ,OOO belmont WRs lubllant
over the transaction because he figured
ns did nearly evrN one else TINT he
had added 10 his stung e constant win
uer
Won One selling Race
Since that day sam McMocku once
un' vhIrINI nd stake horse. has won hui
one race ana he had 10 drop. 10 tho sell
ing pluicr division lo 10 % I"p than
a year Rgo Belmont paid $1,000 for ths
horse To-day ho - an entry IN 500
selling races
so one ever hNs hsen able ~ otter
logical explanation FOR tho tcrir form
reversal shown BY this i.,car.od son ~
McGcc Gunrod Ne never looked 10 he
m hei'or condition In his M" than on
the day belmont bought him Ile hNs
not suffered any injury since. and IN his
workouts he shows tho same Speed that
hc displayed when racing under Madden''
colots Yet sam McNockin IN all but on
o' hts races slDc. then has failed ml'cr.
Rhlv
Whom Sam NcNcckiu vent IN the post
last summer FOR his first rtro under the
belmont rolors he carried huge sum
~ money On his chance, iu win Hc wa.
uttcd against q Nm" r'ld NJ stake
horses but practically an the "Uisr
ones" figured that he would win essil
Noi on'y did the Belmont and the Mad
den crowd back him heavily. but the hoi
p0lloi fell into line toe
~ We ssdn't--"
Rm MrNoekln ran a bad race and was
'lrstsr NJ the wise ones 'hcgan "Ali.
OHg" for sammy right away Nuf ,h,
dear old public. q, veil a. the wise
ones" figured that sammy vas beaten no
h' nfst race ~ a belmont sntry hy q
nukc
'Hru cor next time 'ufo' ever, bod,
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JACKSON WILL KEEP
UP TRAINING AT HOME

Nate Jackson, who arrived nie yes
terday from the east. viii Keep up rceii.
~, training In preparation for his -.
pcrich bout lu Jul, with kid Williams.
nt Baltimore for the hantamweieht tile
Jack'on Is iu pretty good condition now.
and !. somewhat heavier than when ho
let home several months ago IIc Rp-
reared In four fights IN tho cast. win.
ming them all
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SAM M'MEEK|NS F|ZZLE IS
AN EPOCH IN TURF HISTORY

told over, body else. Whor,upor. . .arge
flock ~ folks nAkcd their hiukrol. on
sammy chances In tho second iao"
Samc doubled their usual bc's on him m
that start. figuring he vns sure vim
ucr gud that they'd lrroIp 'holr n"
lo,>F
sam MrNockin ran the mmo sor, ~
iooc a. h" did IN hls fret 'ar aa %
Belmont horse, and, o' course. vAs
beaten,
Everybody purflsd
so one could explain n Tho double
beating by horses considered interior a.
Sam McMcohn puzzled the track folks
when the horse went 10 the post nc
n lrd time he didn't oprr o. mugl
money on h' chances o. formerly Some
~ the hOvF had lost confluence in him
Vet fair percentage of those who bad
lost on him IN his nrst two Belmont
starts took one more flcr And sam Nc
Ncckn lost ngain
Discouraged ovor tho failure OF hz
horao 20 win In mo stake ofou'a. Hol
mont Withdrew him md hcrtu entering
HIM IN the higncsi ,tss selling rb.r..
rll Sum M,Mcrk'n consistently Loot
TuN segspu NJ mace hs fret appear.
arc" ai Ismaica .n q 'l ..ro settling plat'r
r &C. Onl, ih,"r horses went 'n the
rost The N,Mcckn horse got apAH
hNdv. but showed flash NJ 'hp' form
which made him famous n }ear ngo. took
m" lead coming INTO 'nc s'fci.H. md
heat OUT Gallon under wraps
Couldn't Do n Again
That en,hu.cd tho sam NpNcckries
Tho, lsrBr lrfortUIpg ,,rr,0rt Tint
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SOONERS PICKED
TO WIN TENNIS
TOURNEY TODAY
University and Kendall Teams
Late; Morning Contests
Are Delayed.

Failure of the University of Okln
boma nnd Henry Kendall college teams
to arrive this morning on scheduled
time. cnuscd the opening matches NJ
the intercollegiate tennis tournament
tn be- postponed until this afternoon
The Southeastern Normal team. from
Iurnnt. was the only one of the III zee
entered 10 show NJ NJ ~ O'Clock to-day
when the first match was 10 have been
played.
As only three teams are entered IN
tho tournament ihi. wear however
this slight delay !, NOT expected 10
cause any trouble All the matches
probably will hc run or this nfi"r.
noon I'm the event the Kendall ana
Sooner athletes arrive on tho scene for
an early start
soones raVorlt.,
The Oklahoma university representa-
tves we're conceded 20 have pro.
rnunccd edre on their opponent hnd
tho Sooner team was pic el 70 WIN w"
tournament handlly p'Hn Monou, nav
Trlsrcr ai Runhnm were th" Oklahoma
University mean looked 'or Monet
ard Bonham were 10 represent IN" UNI.
vcrNty IN the doubles. while Iro'p'f
vns 10 play IN the singles
wyatt Freeman and Lab" H"lhH'h
made ur tho Southeastern trtti. which
arrived I'm Oklnhom1 CITY ON tim" thH
morning and reported ~ ~" Country
club courts only ~ find no opponent ON
hrnd ~ give them battle Freeman Will
MAY for his school n tho singles. meet.
ms Trosper oud. with Hrlhath, vii.
'uicr the doubles
Just Back From Missouri
Trospcr and Bonham " the univors'tr
tennis squad have ius' returned from y
pucroSsful invasion ~ Missouri pri
Kansas While defeated IN some ~ their
matches in Missouri they won several
contests and put w hard BATH" In
those which were lost Trospct. Bon.
ham and Monctt were expected 60 or.
rive here from Norman not later than
noon
The names NJ the Kendall representa-
tlves were not learned. but the Prcsh,-
terSu institution will have men In both
the singles and doubles
The weather this morning was rather
threatening hut II vas not thought that
pOstponemcnt would he necessary Il
the Kendall and Sooner teams arrived
suon enough To play this afternoon
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SPEED TESTS ON At
INDIANAPOLIS TODAY

iNulNNAFOlIS May - Elimination
trials FOR tho sixth annual svccp,tHke,
races, which i,'to he rnu on tho Indian.
spo'is Motor speedway. MAY 20. viii be-
held today and Tomorrow Each of tho
ih,ftN entrants must make an svefsge
apred NJ eighty miles an hour for on-
lap " tho two and ono hNlf m,r hrirs
course NJ withdraw from the race II
ig believed all tho cars viii qualify
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COLLEGE ATHLETES PUT
THROUGH STRENGTH TEST

CAMBRIDGE. Mas, Mny a The
speed aud strength ~ athletes o' the
highest rank In more than score ~
colleges we're tested in The Harvard
stadium today 70 detcrmins those most
m 10 compete tomorrow IN tho finals ~
The intercollegiate track meet Trials
We're scheduled Tor today IN eleven of the
thirteen events
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w" may not win the p.nnani" .Avs
bohhy Robinson tho BROOKLYN pilot. "hnt
Ne surely will stick around within hail.
Ing distance And the Supethp- nt.
making good Robhys words
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rhs' rsnnrld isr,s ~ ihs cubs rsfl
must have been made to order fnt ",,
Williams. II is almost q isIl, occurrence
fnr the hard. .hitilrE thi,pFc,u tn slam
the hall over tho vail
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CANES TODN-pHIarnms ,i', ~ Fntt
smith fulss 81 psTis NlAirstsf Hf SHsI
nHn Nuskovss At nsrisnu
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ANrNIcAN Lr.nrr srANnlNn.

GAMES TO-DAY BROOKLYN ~ rhWsisi
Ihia NrN Work. 81 Uusior rI'tshufsh 81
W. iouls chicago at Cincinnati
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J. tniraGn . Hsllrd end fourteenth INr.Hg
: A. rhust,lphia Z cleveland ..Wsf
,nd fourth inulns srrNunt rain A. Nyv
} otk ~ LOUIS
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!!IIIIuuIrlIulIluunIlIunIIllluruIIIIll
Baseball
Calendar
wEsrrR> ASSOCIATIONS sr,>pr>c.


,I', Q MrAisstrr A. Nuskusss
Tulsa, A. u.risnu. s. Paris A. Turt
smith. F; sherman.
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AMERICAS ASSOCIATIONS STANDING.
RESULTS ,vsrrppN A. Nj,

Kansas city A. NJ Paul q NUvsHktf
A. Toledo . Louisville ttNsI,s inn.
lnss. A. Columbu, indianspou, rain
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~ Fryo0- Nad suggested 'h't In Nay
Connie would 'Hss tat collection oi his
1rt glide buthe'y ana gracefully b. the
Nrie S0s ara Tiusrs would you nave
rae the suupc'-r arrested Or merely
N1rrsd'
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE sf,Np,Nc.


~ Atlanta At Little Rock New ufl
Leans A. Msmphi. 4 Mobile 4 A. Ns.h
vile ? Birmingham
uAMts TODAY Atlanta at Chsuanooas
NsN orleans st iit'is Rock birmingham a.
Nashville Mobile at Memphis
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rtNts TO-DAY posiNu st Nsv Nctk
Philadelphia At WashinstDr UnN two
games scheduled
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N,fio>U Lr,GII STANDING.
INSULTS YESTERDAY

nfookNn A. cincinnati = yui,ag.
Only two games scheduled
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wEsrIn> l.,C,r STANDING.

GAMES TO-DAY aColumhus At inuls,uIs
Toledo ~ Indianapolis Milwaukee ~ ~
psul Kansas city ~ Minneapolis
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CAMS TO-DAY Denver =, Lincoln y,
Joseph al Pee Nolnss topsks ~ umsha
Wirhits a. sinuk Cit,
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rrsAs LEAGUE sr,Np,Nu

RiNtfs tfsrtRnN A. ssr Arinniu
Port worth A. nsaumont usilss =
~ usNssion I Waco A. itousinn
shreveport
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HiiliMAfN lWW'7a" N.'H NNf ''"N. llr..
fini' clemens iittE. str''H., lF#. ku..
'uW. Nusar Nine stolen hls.. 1ItfIIuii.
Thompson. IHNut. h1Hr. Hn balls. ufi
llhHr Napcl struck oul. M ippe 2
Maurl I double pn,s llbtG fn DHfft to
PAYNE. liar'iot iu Thompson i.H M
h1s"a Oklahoma CIV q. VI. Nlrsi, in
pify Myers
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CAMS roma, Wseo a. tstsstn
Shreveport II houston raH worth si san
Antonio. Dallas st Hesumoht
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IN defeating Brooklyn THURSDAY. ; ~
N 'hr rl-piCa made q strange record
The, scored one run iu each n the
rfst nyc inning. Onh In 'hc last thres
nd ihry NN 20 count
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-07-07
CREATCORN
CROP is In
PROSPECT

Corn oger rAe sections of Grady
county raa ave sHsDeted presert
er.sss.g -vo.Aa,, ss.. ..a-
i''s aA'e 4'F ''Ai q 'nsiiss '''li
ia tae region toward Iagier IT, Mas
accompanied b William r Doashas.
The tao made sree.ag v.-s. 10 raa
n " ~ w ~ ~
neeeH nrie eAa taoier
Nr Cooper reports ooru over fhe
country ia six and tsssef vita ~
fields sroseairg fbe rsgnx u,
stage ~ exea,,,es ,srd IN,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-07-07

SUNDAY

we have looked over the country
u find team that wiii give ls 81
good . game a. Anadarko did last sun
aay ana We have come 10 sha e0nclus-
ion that Geary s The team g 90 b.
OAn BFasheaT one af the managers
of the chickasha baseball club said
tits morning in announcing thar the
boys irom the city northwest souid
neef the locals here tlis week
A definite lineup Tor the locals has
nor yet been named but the managers
declare they rili have nine men a.
strong AZ the bunch that defeated An
adarko 81 the classic q isst sunday.
Blass wiil pitch for Chiekasha stan
iey, declared 10 b. IN Blass clags. will
10 the twifling for the visitors