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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-02-09
LANSING SUGGESTED GRANGE

Asks Germany to Change Lr&.,aria
Agreement
Washington. Feb. 9-One ot the
changes in the Lusitania agreenlcrr
which Secretary Lansing suggested
to Ambassador Bernstorff is the sub
Stitution of the words recognizes
ability" for the words assumes liza
biIty' as employed in the tentative
draft.
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Birth

To Mr.. and Mrs B. c. Ricketts, a.
22l Tenth avenue, northwest, a sen.
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PAY YOUR GAS BILLS BEFORE
THE TENTH AND SAVE THE PEN
Atty. OFFICE HOURS A. NJ.
to 6 P. NJ: 10th, A. NJ. to 9 P. Nj.
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# you are in need Of a stylish wool
dress for immediate wear, it will be
to your interest to see the wonderful
collection we are showing at special
prices.
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1t is reported that W. A. Edwards
viii shortly organize a large paving
company in this city and go out after
large contracts throughout the south
and west.
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city Engineer Carlock and Mayor
Mullen went to oklahoma city to look
after the interest Of the gross produc
tion tax bill now before the legisla
turp
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$. \. Apple ard Harold Wallace
we're called to Oklahoma city last
night by telegram urging their pres
cnce before the legislative committee
The board of county commissioners
are stll in session at the county
court house. They will probably fin.
ish the work for the month tomor-
row.
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Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-27
Referee Of First
Stecher-LeWis Go
States His Views

TL 20 oa ~ :, +h;s .o,,tr,,
- ~ hoat "a Isis ,,,hay
III. r;..,+ 80 of ,,,,r,,eJo,,s ,,,,t man
thio Siaht pan VI litai i'iet i'NH
meet IN Gene MeladyS new arena
in Omaha on the afternoon of July 4.
u;s r,,,a ;s Rer+ c;sso,. he ;s &,
"e. 40
writer OF sports, ana ne comes from
Evansville, Ind. 1t so happened that
Part y,s referee of the first contest
"a@ eL X
between oteCneI anu LEWIS last "
tober i'll Evansville and 1t was he who
called II a draw after the men had
been on the mat for two hours and
three minutes. Note the three min
ute part of it, since it has been vari-
ously stated that they went two hours
and ten minutes and even longer than
that.
After the contest that night, in
which Lewis was badly injured by
falling over the ropes and had to re-
main in the hospital for several. days,
Sisson made a statement of the af-
fair. This was necessary because the
mayor took hand and held up the
money.
Here are some of the salient points
in Sisson's statement:
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-27

Totals.S IS 927 Is l
SaBtted for Miller in eighth
'Batted for Davenport in ninth.
'Batted for Davenport In ninth.
Detroit .,.....B . y U / ! 0-3
st. Louis .....U y 0-1
Two-base hits Marsans, Pratt, Coveles-
xie. Baker, Shotten. Cobb. Stolen base:
Cobb. Sacrifice hits: Veach, Baker. Double
plays: Bush to Young to Burns. Austin to
Pratt to Sisler. Bases on balls: OF Coveles-
kie. 2; off Hamilton, 2; off Davenport, /.
Hits and earned runs: OF Coveleskie. hits,
/ run in nine innings; of Hamilton, hits,
3 runs In seven and one-third innings; off
Davenport. ! hit, 0 run In one and two
thirds innings. Struck out: By Coveleskie.
9; by Hamilton. /. Wild pitch: Coveleske,
Umpires: Dineen and Chill.
MACKS BEAT RED SOX
Boston. June 26.-Philadelphia defeated
Boston = to today by punching hits. The
Red Sox sent five pitchers to the mound,
but none Of them proved effective. Rowe
and Ruth were the only pinch hitters to
produce hits. the formers double sending
in two runs while Ruth's single advanced
Scott to scoring position. Score:
PHILADELPHIA. BOSTON
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-27
BOSTON

- 49, '.+--'i W. Totals. 80 IL .
sBatted for wyckoff in fourth.
sBatted for Foster In fourth.
sBatted for Gregg In seventh.
sBatted for Janvrin in seventh.
sBatted for Jones In eighth.
'Batted for McNally in ninth.
Boston "......o . . 0-5
Two.base hits: Rowe. witt Stolen bases:
Lajoie, walsh. Sacrifice hits: Lanning.
Walsh. Double play: witt to LaJoie to Nc.
/ Innis. Bases on balls: on Wyckof, s; of
sheehan, 2: of Foster. i; off Jones, i; of
Pennock, L. off Shore. !. Hits and earned
runs; OF Wyckoff. hit. runs in three
innings; of Sheehan, hits, run IN four
and one-third innings; off Myers. hit,
runs in one and two-thirds innings; OF
Foster, hits. S runs in four innings; on
Gregg, hits, 0 run in three innings; on
Jones, 2 hits. runs In one inning; on
Pennock, 0 hit, 0 run In no inning( none out
in ninthI of Shore. l hit, run In one
inning. Struck out: By Wyckoff. /; by
Sheehan, /; by Gregg, S. Umpires: o'Loush-
in and Hildebrand.
Senators Beat Yanks.
New York, June 2s.-Washington de-
toated New York in q hard-fought eleven
inning game today. to s.. The visitors
scored their winning run on base on
balls to WILLIAMS and McBride's double.
New York played a game uphill hght and
gradually cut down five-run lead. Man
tger tfriffith sent in johnson to save the
anne in the ighth inning. but New YORK
led the score in the ninth inning. High,
,hrst batter up. struck out, but the third
,trike was a wild pitch and the batter
cached first base. The nexxt two men
tere out and johnson purposely passed
,aker. who had made home run In the
venth. Magee hit single to left. which
owe IN High. Score:
WASHINGTON. NEW YORK.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-27
Burgess-Nash Team
Defeats Bourgeois

The Burgess-Nash team, under the
new management Of Cecil Lehr, broke
its losing streak by defeating the
Bourgeois, II to 8. The fielding and
hitting of the Burnasco boys featured
the game, Sandau taking the bat
ting honors by gathering three out
Of three. :
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-27
.l9. Score. !.
CLEVELAND.
IOtdIb oV :
sBatted for Benz in eighth.

Totals 80 3 "a II
'Batted for Benz in eighth.
Chicago ......0 0 0 D 0 90
Cleveland .....2 0 0 0 90 -
Two-base hit: o'Neil. Three-base hit:
Roth. Stolen Base: Fournier. Double play
= jackson to Fournier. Bases on balls: OFF
Beobe,. 2: off Danforth. .. Hits and earned
runs: on Beebe, 8 hits, run In nine in
nings; off Danforth, / hit runs in one
third inning; off Benz. hits, run in six
8 and two-thirds innings; off Russell, HIT 0
run in one inning. Balk: Dahfurth Struck
out: BY Beeu". :; by Rcnz l. Umpres; Nall
in and Evans
ayers eBat Br0wns.
st. Louis June &6.-Hamilton opposed
mis- former team mates and st. Louis was
veatrn by Detroit here today, to l. The
winning run came In the seventh when
Baker doubled and scored on Coveleskie y
third successive hit of the day. st. Louis
got it's lone run in the fourth on Pratt S
double. on out ana Covele"Etc wild pitch.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-27
Tracys Win From
The Ducky Holmes

Traccy's Te-Be-Ce's won from the
Ducky Holmes, s to 7. The score:
R.H.E.
Te- -Be-Ces .....2oO 10000 0 e--s 15 4
Ducky Holmes % 3 20 o-7 IL
Two-base hits: Korth. Cunningham,
Flanagan, McAndrews, Graham. Stolen
bases: Brodbeck. W. Hoge, Graham (2).
First base on balls: Off Probst ?; off Ver-
non, 2. Struck out; BY Probst. IL: by
Vernon, 7. Umpire: Kocher.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-27

Peters had little hard luck on the
eighth hole, which should normally
be taken in six strokes, and easily in
five by player of Peters caliber.
Peters went into the ditch twice, how
ever, so that it cost him nine good
swings to gain the eighth hole.
Following is the score Of the first
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-27
LUXUS TAKE LEAD
IN GREATER OMAHA
Bunny Holland Stages a Come
back and the Brewers
Are Winners.
HOLLAND NAILS FOURTEEN

Bunny Holland staged a comeback
yesterday and the Luxus swept into
the lead in the Greater Omaha league
by winning ovet the Gas Company,
2 to 0, after an eleven-inning hurler's
combat between Holland and Newt
Schaffer. Hits by Hazen, Minnikus and
Wachtler scored the winning runs in
the eleventh. Holland struck out four
teen batSmen. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-27
PETERS LEADS IN
CITY GOLF TOURNEY
Puts All Former State Jham.
pions to the Rear at Happy
Hollow Sunday.
TO PLAY OFF NEXT SUNDAY

r. M. Peters led the former state
golf champions, Sam Reynolds, w. J.
Foye and John w. Redick in the first
round OF the annual city golf tourna-
ment for the metropolitan champion
ship at the Happy Hollow course
Sunday.
Peters came through with 78 for
the first eighteen holes and 80 for the
second eighteen. Reynolds crowded
him with 70 for the first eighteen and
so for the second.
Following are the score of Peters
and Reynolds in detail: -
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-27
BEEBE SHUTS OUT "
CHICAGO PALE SOX
Normer National Pitcher Hurls
Cleveland Team to
Victory.
BUT THREE HITS

Cleveland, O., June 26.-Fred
Beebe, former National league, who
declined to play with Buffalo this
year, made his Cleveland debut
today and shut out Chicago with three
hits, allowing only five men to reach
first and only two to reach second.
Cleveland scored its two runs in the
first on two passes by Danforth and
Roth's triple. The game was played
in | .1Q Score.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-27
Y. pVVIV
ARMOURS
PIATTSNOUTU

The Duke Of Connaught, governor
general of Canada, is to pay visit
of inspection today to the military
camp at Petewawa.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-27

Three flights are scored in the
tournament. The finals for the
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-27

ARM0URS TAKE CLOSE
GAME FROM PLATTSMOUTH

The Armours ~cfeated Plattsmouth
at Plattsmouth yesterday, 6 to S.
Graves pitched i great game all the
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-27
NEW YORK.
Jatted Tor Gtu,N
Batted for Love in TO-.

Jatted tor Gtu,N.
-Batted for Love in lu..
'Batted for Caldwell in iourtl.
'Batted for Markle In eighth.
Washington ......0 3 / 8 0 0 / 0 0 0 i--9
New York .......0 l 3 o o Q 0 / 0 0-S
Two-base hits: Judge. Nunepaker. Bau-
mann. Mcbride. Home run: Baker. Stolen
bases: Judge. Shanks, Williams, Baker,
Moeler, Henry. Bases on balls: OF Fisher.
?: of Markle, .; off Shawkey. Q; off Gallia,
5; of Harper. !: off Johnson. /. Hits and
earned runs: on Fisher. hits, runs in
three innings (none out in fourth) ! OF Love.
hits. . runs in one inning; off Msrkle. 3
hits, o. run In four innings; OF Shawkey. 2
nits. runs nj three innings; oft iGallia, 2
hits, 1 runs In three and one,third innings;
of Harperi s hits. 8 runs, in 1two-thirds
inning. OF johnson. s hits I runs In four
innings. Struck out: By Fisher,.2; by Love,
]; by Markle, Il by Shawkey, az by Harper,
4: by johnson. s. Umpires: owAns and Con-
molly. =
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-27

The annual convention of the Iowa
State Sunday School association is to
begin its sessions today at Dubuque.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-27

IS, Roneka out interfering with player
fielding batted ball
Ramblers ............D 0 o 0e ebpo1--1
Polish Merchants.....0 o o o 0 o 0 %
Two-base hit: Christensen. Left on
bases: Ramblers, 3; Polish Merchants 7.
Bases on ball OFF Kaufman, ?. Struck
OUT BY Kaufman. 8; by Roncka, 6. Time:
l:i5 Unr'res: Fox and Arnold
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-27
Ramblers Win the
Game in the Ninth

Without a run on either side up t..
the ninth, Pitcher Kaufman of tn,
Ramblers won his own game. Score
RAMBLERS POLISH MERCsH
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-27

Danny Donahue of the McCarthy's Sum
nybrooks team pitched q great game when
they defeated the Omaha Beverage team
BY the score of . to Q. allowing them but
two hits. Score: r, H. Z.
Sunnybrooks ....1 80 10 s
T4Two-b base hit: Donahue. Three-base hits
Barry, Dworak. Struck out: BY Donahue.
IL; by Rhyno, 10. Left on bases: Mccarthy 8
Sunny brooks, 8; Omaha Beverage, g. Bases
on balls: Off Rhyno. l. Hit by pitcher:
BY Rhyno. /.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-27
Rick and Quartet . 1.
Of Other Drivers T
Enter Omaha Meet

Eddie Rickenbacher, winner o: the
1915 Omaha gasoline classic, an.
ranked as one of the four .crting
drivers in the world, signed con.
tract yesterday to take part in .hc
race this year which will be held on
the East Omaha oval July IS.
Rickenbacher signed up to bring
the Presto-Lite team to Omaha. He
signed the papers at Des Moines after
his victory there in the fifty-mile race
Saturday. Pete Henderson, the di-
nlinutive driver who will be remem-
bered as Eddie O'Donnell's mecha-
nician last year, is member of the
Presto-Lite team. Both Rickenbach-
er and Henderson drive Maxwells.
Billy Chandler, who drove a Deus
enberg here last year and is now cap
tain of the Crawford team, also
signed UP yesterday to bring his trio
of cars to Omaha. Chandler will
drive one of the cars himself, while
Art Johnson, who was Billy's mech
anician last year, and Dave Lewis
will drive the other two.
This brings the entry list for the
Omaha race up to fourteen and
among that fourteen are numbered
the classiest drivers and cars in
Amerca. The drivers who had al
ready entered the local classic are:
Dario Resta, Ralph De Palma, Will
bur D'Alene, Earl Cooper, Tommy
Milton, Ralph Milford, Ira Vail,
Charles Devlin and c. w. Thompson.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-27
Standing Of Teams
WEST. LEAGUE. NATIONAL

Yesterdays Results.
WESTERN LEAGUE.
st. Joseph, 0; Topeka, I,
Des Moines, 8; Omaha, 4.
Denver, o; Wichita, 2.
Sioux City, l; Lincoln, 8.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
New York. IL; Brooklyn. So,
Boston. 5-9 Philadelphia, lis.
St. Louis, 4; Cincinnati, S.
Pittsburgh Chicago, no game; rain.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Philadelphia, s: Boston, 5.
Washington, 9; New York, s.
Chicago, 0; Cleveland, 2.
Detroit. 3; st. Louis, J.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
st. Paul, 6, Minneapolis, S.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-27
Murphys Defeat
The Holly Team
The Murphy-Did-Its defeated the
Hollys. 4 to ?. The Score:
HOLIYs MJTRpUyS

Totals 80 1894 I 0 Totals. 80 10 20 . 3
'Reber out bunting last strike.
Murphy -Did-lts .......0 / ! 0 l o 81
Hollys ..,,.........,,.0 0 l 0 0 1 0 0 o.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-27

Totals .s5 SO 7 2 Totals. 80 sSal5
'MiniSus out attempting to bunt third
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-27

Metropolitan championship, and the
prizes in the second and third flights
are to be played off next Sunday in
a thirty-six-hole play at the Country
club.
Those Qualifying.
OF the l04 men who entered Sum-
day, the following are the forty eight
who qualified:
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EXPEDITION SEEKS
LOST TREASURE

New York. luly lS-A deep sea
treasure hunting expedition, financed
lbs wealthy New York men. has ar.
rived ott ihe Virginia capes. It's
inst operations Viii be started at the
grave OF the Ward line steamship
Merida which went to the bottom
four years ago carrying silver bars
aud other treasure valued AT more
than $Loo0.0l0 The Merida was
ramned by the United Fruit steam.
ship Admiral Farragut and sank IS
miles off Cape Charles Light
The expedition Includes the steam.
ships fiana. Fearless and F. II
BeckNith, q Rreoklng vessel Il yacht
and a tug Il is under cons Of
Captain Georse Sulson, who raised
the submarine = /. in Honolulu har
bor last year
Il was semi out from New York by
TIE lntoroeean Submarine Engineer.
Ng COMPANY This is a close cor
poraton stock Of which is held by a
Few men prominent here in financial
circles It's president is Rear Admiral
Colby VI Chester, [ 5. S, retired
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CHILD KILLED BY
OIL CAN EXPLOSION

Oxford Kan. July 1S-Fiye-yarold
Newell Sunderland, son Of Mr. and
Mrs Oryille Sunderland, died here
0. burns received when Ed Keith, a
grocer collded with the boy while
carrying blazing can of oil The
oil exploded over the child, enyelop
ing him in flames
The oil became ignited in the
Keith grocery and Mr. Keith was run
n'ng with it to a rear door to throw
it out when the boy ran in at the
door Newell was burned on the
face and body Keith suffered severe
lrrns on the hands in trying to save
thc boy
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COMMON LAW NsHRI AGEs
ARE MADE Legal.

lcsalN ol common law marriages
was upheld by the state criminal
court Of appeals for TIE first time
last Saturday VIII II Jadse Ruthcrfor
Brctt reyers d a case in error appeal
ed from the district eonrt of Mar.
shal counts
J. D. Drauehan. senienc d to seteu
years in the penitentag for illeEal
relations win Netie crahtre who.
IL Is alleged he led into mock mar
riase was Ae rleIatilf DraHe An
is accused Of havins d serted her af-
ter three children were born to them
and have subsequently married an
o'her woman
Judge Brett held that the first mar
riage was legal and ucomm nded.
that Drauchan be prosecuted for big.
amy Judge DOYLE and Armstrong
concurred.
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.LURED BY STORY.
Of BURIED COLD
KANSAN F Al | 6.


Helena OKLA July l8.--Carl Shel
don-troIn Wichita Kan, has pur.
chased twent5 acres of land n section
.'2G.S nedr this place and has his
whole section Of the country inter.
'ested IN hi- endeayor 10 ind q buried
Treasure maps ia his possession show
u bured someW here oa the land At
TIE present tflaa he has number vi
men employed digging around The
place aad. according to the reports
IRON he lafm has had some success
IN picking up part Of an old buffalo
robe. which he says was with the
treasure when it was buried
The farm is HE old Charley More.
lock place and Sheldon is supposed 10
have secured his information in the
carly days hiding it all these years
untiI such time as he would lave the
funds 70 buy tho property and all Of
HE treasure buried underneath it.
The story Of the hiding Of the treas.
nfc a that IN tha earliest days Of this
section Of the country raiders from
the south part OF what was then Mex.
leo sucured a great amount of gold
fptn frp,, tlta ,,nVnrp,,,nt anal I,..t,,,.
hard pressed 10 get clear of the In
dians were forced to bury the treas
urc which lhey did in a buffalo robe
Il is claimed that Sheldon has To-
Gated the exact spot according to his
maps and This is further strength
cuod by the fact that several pieces
ol rotisd buffalo robe have been dis
covered in fhe digging.
The one thing thai is against the
Wan however in his attempt to get
al the treasure is quicksand The
deeper he digs the more treacherous
NH' ShHua " Apiiit anu u lNaN ne lndl
This element Of the Salt Fork valley
has swallowed up his gold, If there
was any, SO completely that it viii
he impossible 10 recover it, Cribbing
Is employed. however, TO keep the
sand from coming in at the sides and
ihc work is carried on in quite a sys-
tcmatlc manner
Sheldon may be chasing blind"
trail and have no chance in the world
of getting any gold. but he has all
of this section OF the country excited
over his hunt and all are watching
closely to see the result
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PROBE BREAD CONDITIONS.
(By Associated Press. J


Amsterdam, Netherlands July lN-
\ commission of American doctors
has hoen visiting the Brussels hos.
pitfalls Investigating whether an in.
crease OF the Belgian population $
bread rallous is necessary Should it
d eide in thc affirmative NE Amor
u COMMISSION Tor hclet IN Bol
un w,' ash lhc BRITISH o,cnucnt
oconsent to The supply OF wheat
from The United States being proper.
tionately increased
Commenting on thSsubicot a Brus.
so'e correspondent writes that the
Ptesao' position D' ono OF general ma
louol awer',chus
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\
JAPAN INFORMS ITSELF.


foHo. JuIs lo lhe Japan Sc gov.
rao u' hgs maugurat5d an eXhaus-
tive INVESTIGATION into the industrial
aud commercial conditions of the en-
pite ucmduF the causes Of the
ehaasc IN population the occupation
ol the pcoplo lie classification ol the
number Of persons in the public scry.
ice ana in Independent occupations
and an inquiry into The problem of the
uemp Dyed The underlying idea is
thm Of deysiug means to develop
Jarms industrial and commercial
TORS X.
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FORMER sALooNlsT is SHERIFF

Little Rock Ark, July lS.-After
Tom Hanley former Hot Springs
saloonist had signed an agreement
to suppress racing, enforce anti-gam-
bling and liquor laws Gov. G. w.
Hays appointed him Sheriff OF Gar.
land county to succeed c. c. Webb
who was slain in a gun battle with
an insane man last week
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OIL LEASES AND pLArs.

Oh leases aud township plots for
ol men, or sale at Leader office AL.
- assignments, affidavlts of posses.
sion and AFFIDAVIT Of cash bonus paid
All Of the latest forms, and conform
e. oil leasing avs
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MASToDoN SKELETON FOUND.

Appleton, Wis. July lS-The skel-
cton CT a mastodon has been discoY-
crcI By Dr. G. L. Watson Of Smith
scnian lnstiu Washington, in the
Liberty swamp of Outagamic eoun
ty. The skeleton will be taken to the
national museum, according to the
doctor
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ARREST MANY AUTO OWNERS

Thirty-nine automobile own rs were
arrested yesterday by order of tho
highway department Of the state for
failure to carry a 1916 license tag
This is but the teginning Of whole
sale arrests said the highway com
missioner today
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FIVE PRUsSlAN GENERAL FIRED

Rot erdam July lN- According to
the Rorliuer Taseblat the kaiser has
deNided to pension Sven Prnssiau
Generals Five of TIE generals,
namely Won Bredow. Won Wcins'kow
Sky Galook Cramsr and Won Bauer,
viii leave th, army willie two more
will he given garrison commands
No reason for the dismissals Of the
generals has en- made public
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COLONEL RICHES
PROMOTION cos!f iRMeb

Washington. JuR lS.-Ry action Of
the senate the promotion OF Lieut.
Col Charles $ Richie to he colonel
of en- -ineors MAS confirmed For
several years Colonel Richie has been
stationed In Texas in charge Of rN'
err and harbor work Of the Galveston
district
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OIL LEASES AND PLATs.

Oil leases ana township p'ots for
oil men, Oh sale at Leader Office. Al.
50 assignments. affidayits of posses.
All of the latest forms, and conform
sion and affidavit Of cash bonus paid
70 oil leasing laws.
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DOCTORS CAN'T ROUSE WOMAN

Denver Colo, July is. Mrs Wess
Harvey, % years Old. who ON June 2S
fell into q deep slumber. still slept
today without having responded to
efforts Of physicians to awaken her,
Aside from breathing deeply the
woman appears to be normally
healthy, Nourishment has been ad.
ministerod in liquid form.
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The last episode of Iron Claw The
Triumph Of the Laughing Mask"
The first episode Of The Grip os
Evil moster plot in fourteen chap
ters showing the real side Of human
itv Is Humanity in the Grip oi
Evil2 President Wilson says "The
stronghold OF evil and wrong are not
as strong as they look Featuring
Jackie Saunders and Roland Baton.
lev. Released by Pathe.
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Frank Slayin, the Australian heavy.
Weight who tweniYodd years ago
made John l.. sullivan quit talking
about fighting. is now private in a
Canadian regiment in Europe, and
here he is just as much fighter
as when he was in the ring, Slayin
is now fifty-four years old, and he
stands six feet and one and one-half
inches. as he did when he was twenty
five years of age and at his physical
prime.